St Marys Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hoosick Falls, NY)

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dVots.i c Concj tfiz ( [ [uhLcatcScate. “Always” Saint Mary’s “You’re Wonderful” Mother Margaret Joseph “Smiles” Sister Mary Karol “Little Sir Echo” Sister Saint Jude “All the Things You Are” Sister Mauretia “Calm as the Night” Sister Lawrence Joseph “Not to Be Forgotten” Father Walker “Big Movie Show in the Skies” Wilfred Bisson “Candy’n Cake” Larry Brandalik “Old Master Painter” Eddie Bromirski “My Ideal” Kacky Conway “I’M Gonna Take a Ride” Rita Cuddihy “I Apologize” Marie Deegan “Guess I’ll Get the Paper and Go Home” , Willard Dougherty “Goofus” Jim Dovle “I Tawt I Taw A Puddy Tat” Ann Eberle “Dry Bones” Bob Hayden “The Things We Did Last Summer” ,. Ann LaPorte “Lazy Bones” Don LeBarron “Home On the Range” Mary Jane Leonard “Ain’t Misbehavin’ ” Lenny Liporace “Dancin’ Doll” Carmie Mansueto “I’m Bashful” “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” “Five Foot, Two” “Whispering” “Little Guy” “I Haven’t Got a Care in the World” “Patricia” “Hot Rod Race” “Gone Fishin’ ” “The Galloping Comedian” “Who Put the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy’ s Chowder?” Butch Yavaniski “It’s a Great Day” “Why Don’t We Do This More Often?”.... “Gone But Not Forgotten” “So Long” Carmella Mansueto and Ann LaPorte

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 3L CL ill WCC We, the Class of 1951 of St. Mary’s Academy, being of especially sound mind and firm judgement, in order to show our gratitude to our beloved school, establish a lasting memory, insure scholastic progress, provide for our successors, promote altruistic tendencies and secure the esteem of our Alma Mater for ourselves and our associates, do hereby make public and declare this to be our last will and testament. To Father Walker, our gratitude and deepest thanks for his efforts in our behalf and for his instruction and guidance throughout our Catholic Education. To Mother Margaret Joseph, our sincere appreciation for the long hours she spent correcting and encouraging our work in St. Mary’s. To the Faculty, the Sisters of St. Joseph, a feeling of indebtedness for the many things they have taught us and also our admiration for the patience they have had with us, each and every day of our School life. To S. M. A., the memory of the many happy years we have spent in school. To the class of ’52, a prayer that they will graduate with flying colors next year. To the class of '53, the “S. M. A. know how” in school and basketball. To the class of '54, a hope that you will keep S. M. A. in the spotlight in years to come. The following personal bequests are made: Lenny Liporace, his “Blue Flame” outside the school door. Bob Hayden leaves his manly build to Robert Marsh. Marie Deegan, her nickname to anyone who can put up with it. Neil O’Keefe, his automobile problems to Eleanor Green. Kacky Conway, her freckles to Pat Griffin. Hoppy White leaves by means of the “training car.”