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

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The Eighth Grade United Nations Dis- cussion Group set- tles world problems. Seated: J. Reilly. N. Ellis, J. Clarke. J. Havden. M. Akoury. B. Walsh. D. Brad- lev. L. Stvczvnski, G. White. W. Shev- win. J. Eldred, T Morin. Standing: J. Powers, R. Powers. J. Haussler. R. Hay- nes. G. Green, T. Finnen. L. Bartoski. Our budding artists prove their talent with these prize winning Halloween Posters. First R. Dwyer, J. Bromis- ski, E. Burns, R. Lassor, D. Case, G. Guile, F. Bouplon. Second row: R. Hoag, M. Burke, J. Bulson, J. Martin, K. J. Batza, W. Her- ring. Third row: D. Smith, L. Mc- Guire, P. Daven- donis, A. Saboski, L. St. Hillaire. Fourtn row: M. Powers, B. Walsh. J. Reilly, H. Bromirski, J. Pow- ers. One for all and all for one” is the theme of these Bro- therhood Posters being made by John Cooney, D o n al d Smith, Judith Mc- Guire, Kathryn June Batza, Thomas Landry and Faith Ann Reilly. Sister Mary Patricia, the art director, gives helpful hints. . . Younger Classmen

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Good Sports! Freshmen! When? Initiation Day, Last Fall. Top row—left to right—Freshmen girls humbly bow to Seniors. George Driscoll feeds Frank Mul- vihill. Girls show their latest make-up styles. Second row—Ann Flood, Betty Green and Joan Burns perform their stunt. ‘‘Johnny Ray in person”—George Driscoll with Master of Ceremonies John Liporace. Aren't the freshmen boys handsome? An Untorgetable Day! When? Class Day Banquet, Last June. Top row—left to right—Father McCarthy and Father Lynch enjoy the program. Gail Arnold smiles while John Bromirski is unconcerned. Idamary LeBlanc, Fay Weir, Kay Guiden, Catherine Green, Marie Morin ‘‘doll up” for the occasion. Class of ’52 girls—Patricia Griffin, Margaret Hughes, Kath- ryn Murphy. Ann Rancourt. Eleanor Green and Marilyn Griffin. Speakers’ table—John Liporace, Janet Sherwin, Idamary LeBlanc and William Hayden. “You look nice. Joyce Stoppani.” Fred Murray doesn’t enjoy Fay Weir's jokes. “Sorry, another year 'till the next one”—Ann Burns and Joseph Braun.

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MEET OUR EIGHTH GRADE ! First row: G. W’liil» . I. Kirired, .1. Hayden, M. Akotiry. I.. Stycz- ynski. II. Walsh. N. Kills. I. i'larke. A. Gieiinan. T. Morin. Second row ; L. Bar- toski. I. Haussler. .1. l‘ow its. i Jreen. I'. Bradley. K. Powers. H. Hay nos. T. Finnen. I Reilly . W. Sherwin. Sister M:»r Lucy. SEVENTH GRADE POSES FOR THE CAMERAMAN! First row: R. Sheridan. II. Broinirski. J. Garroll. ( Brandalik. H. Bro- mirski, P. Mclnerney. S. Arnold. K. Houlihan. K. Waters. Second row: J. Galvin, 1 . Murphy. .1. Galante. K. Sahoski R. I.evandow- ski. II. White, M. Burke. Third row: P. O’Keefe. W. Green. ,1. Guile, .1. Uraney. K. Levandowski. I. Xealon. J. Keegan. G. McLenithan. Sister Michael Ann. THIS IS THE SIXTH GRADE! First row : J. Shaw K. hewsey. T. Kennr dy, P. Graney, I. Lc ha now sk i. E. Met Sutn Second row K. Km age. S. Itouplon. »’ Waytkus. M. La Port M. Gorman. J. Kn mer, T. Shaw, it. i’-t ranini. S. White. J Keegan. M. Bozek, I Wolfe. Third row: S. Kegii L. Me Lenit ha n. M Mcl enlthan, M. !•’ ter, s. Butkas, H Bradley, A. Sahoski U St. Hilaire. J. Me Guire. G. Bennett. I. Kempt, s. Jones, ' M ul ready. Fourth row: A. Wil wol, M. Barber. Gutermuth. R. Mm phy. P. Rivard. • i reene, J. Ha i lenbei ■ M. M e a g h e r, G Greene. P. I avend« n is. Sister Marie An nuneiata.