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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1961 volume:

When the last big game is over And the last roll call is heard, As the end of life draws near us All with joyous word, We shall come to Alma Mater In our dreams again. With a prayer for dear Saint Mary' And a sweet Amen. 1961 o PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS HOOSICK FALLS, NEW YORK Following weeks of much deliberation and thought we, the Class of 1961, have selected a theme for the Echo. We have decided to devote our yearbook to a tour of the new Saint Mary's Academy High School division. Before we begin our tour, it is only fitting and proper that we should review briefly the history of our Alma Mater. Our school was established in 1891 by the Augustinian Fathers of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Saint iary's, represented by Reverend Patrick J. O’Connell, O.S.A., «elcomed eleven Sisters of Saint Joseph who had been re- sted as teachers for the school. Six hundred pupils were ailed on September 8. 1891. The first commencement tcises were held on June 28, 1894. Icial problems forced Father Daniel Regan, O.S.A. to house to house canvass for funds to keep the school ration in 1895. Due to the loss of prosperity for the A. Wood Company, there had been a population de- which affected Saint Mary's. The people of Hoosick proved their generosity and the school remained in stion. In 1899 the name of the school was changed from Mary's Academic School to Saint Mary's Academy, tie Rev. George C. Egan, O.S.A. purchased the property on the present school has been built. On May 30, 1959 tier Lamond broke ground for the new high school. September 12 Bishop Scully laid the cornerstone of the Walt unt sdicated building which we are abou Mary Immaculate, Patroness of our country, our parish and our school, As special Mother of our class. Hear our fond remembrances Of our high school years under your care. Be mindful of our first day's fright as Freshmen; of our days of struggle as Sophomores; of our joys and jestings as Juniors; of our pleasures and plans as Seniors. You have aided us during the past four years. All our studies, activities and endeavors Have known your guiding love. Help us now, Mary, As we set forth on life's journey. We have need of you for you, like Your Son, know how often we stumble and fall. Holy Mary, Queen and center of our hearts, To you We, the Class of 1961, Consecrate our lives, our loves, our longings. Lead us, sweet Mother, to your Son. CONSECRATION Because of your constant assistance and practical aid. Because of your unselfish and unfailing encourage- ment in our work. Because of your inexhaustible patience and your stal- wart sense of justice. Because of the endless hours you have devoted to our advancement in education and Catholic living. Because of your motherly guidance and perpetual sin- cerity in all respects. Because of your understanding and generosity of heart, cause you are humility itself, at is why we, the Seniors, dedicate the 1961 edi- tion of the Saint Mary's Academy Echo to you Si4te l s4 u0tccv In September 1960. the new Saint Mary's Academy was ready for occu- pancy and on September 7th the stu- dents moved into the new high school division. On Sunday, November 6, Bishop Scully performed the solemn ceremony of dedication. Senior president, James Shaw, expresses greetings to His Excellency Bishop Scully on behalf of the Student Body of Saint Mary’s Academy. Participation of the clergy of the area added dignity to the ceremony of dedication. These priests as- sisted Bishop Scully at the blessing. 8 Bishop Scully, attended by Fathers Thomas and Andrew Lenahan, blesses the corridor and classrooms of the new building. The Bishop reads the solemn prayer of dedication at the entrance of the school. Bishop Scully's words inspire those in attendance at the dedication ceremony to take pride in the role played by Catholic education in the training of the lead- ers of tomorrow's America as Christ was trained in charity and justice. 9 The Reverend John J. Lamond, O.S.A. Pastor of Saint Mary's Church Principal of Saint Mary's Academy We, here at Saint Mary's, are especially indebted to our priests as sources of inspiration. Their interest in our welfare, both spir- itual and academic, never ceases. To them we express our heartfelt gratitude for their Christlike de- votion. It is our sincere hope that God will shower His graces upon His faithful servants. Father Lamond praises the people of St. Mary's in his speech on the occasion of the dedication. ADMINISTRATION The Reverend Richard P. Daley, O.S.A. Assistant Pastor Mrs. Raymond Sausville Sec. to the Principal 11 Mr. Edison Dorr Building Superintendent The Rev. Lawrence J. Gerrity, O.S.A. Assistant Pastor ye would like to begin the tour by visiting the heart of our school, the classrooms. Here, students of ;S.M.A. are instructed in a wide variety of subjects by our beloved Sisters of Saint Joseph. Each hour spent here brings us nearer our goal of completing Catholic education. Today in our modern world of missiles and atomi energy, an intensive education is a matter of neces - rity. In short, a well-rounded education equips us with the tools needed for carving a place in this twentieth century. We are of the opinion that thir- sn years at Saint Mary's form such an education, jr diploma from a Catholic academy are guaran- tees that we have been given this sound training and teaching. The Christian principles taught here are, if followed, our guarantee of a happy, wholesome Christian life, let's take a peek at those classrooms. Neil Cooney sneaks a look at Lorraine Lassor's and Donna Murphy's history homework before reporting to World Backgrounds class. Sister Mary Celine, C.S.J. Religion IV Social Studies Home Economics Studious Seniors give strict attention to the encyclical of Pope Pius XI on marriage during their Religion IV class. 14 Mapwork makes history come to life for these Juniors as John Ferranini points out the route to be taken by the American History class. Interested Sophomores follow Bill McAuliffe as he starts the next interesting chapter in World History. John Hickey approves of the bulletin arranged by Kay Burns and Neil Cooney. I got only one wrong! exclaims Jane Sister Mary Celine waits while her Social Studies IX group Mulvihill as a group of students corn- gathers information for the question posed. pare test papers from a World Back- ground class. 15 Sister Matilda Anne conducts a discussion class in Religion III. Fellow Sophomores listen attent- ively while Eve Burns explains a geometric theorem. Jim DeSacia shows that problems will always be problems as he works out a quadratic for the Math XI class. Members of Sister Matilda Anne’s Elementary Algebra Class; David McEvoy, John Dwyer, Margaret Hoag, Kath- leen Crowley and Richard Humphrey demonstrate their newly acquired skill at solv- ing intricate problems in mathematics. 16 Second stop . . . Room 11. In this room, the Juniors met many happ times to plan their a tivities for the year. • Also, it is in this class- room that every phase of mathematics is unfolded iSjyl.A. students. Sister Matilda Anne, C.S.J. Religion III Science Mathematics FRONT ROW: S. McEvoy, C. Arnold, S. Wolfrum, B. Wrubleski, F. Bouplon, E Murphy, M. J. Casey, P. LeBlanc, J. Leonard, R. M. Flynn. SECOND ROW: Sister Matilda Anne, J. Bromirski, C. Kresky, W. Castleberry, R. Dwyer, E. Gorman, E. Powers, S. Albowicz, J. Bulson, A. M. Flynn. THIRD ROW: R. Har- rington, J. Ferrannini, M. Allard, B. Barber, J. DeSacia, D. Hayden, D. Marcoux. 17 FRONT ROW: J. Fleming, E. Burns, S. Harrington, M. E. Hewson, P. Bradley, B. McAuliffe, P. Kempf, R. Stuka, K. Carelli, M. Benkoski. SECOND ROW: Sister Robertine, P. Rivard, B. Begin, N. Hyland, J. Bromirski, M. A. Barber, K. Powers, P. Morin. THIRD ROW: J. Hoag, A. Salluzzo, J. LaPorte, J. Ran- court, A. Butkas, J. McGrath, W. Brundige, R. Charbonneau. N 7c In Room 10, stop three on our tour, conversa- tion, knowledge and appreciation of the cul- ture and civilization o the Latin and English speaking worlds pre- pare the students for various careers. Sister Robertine, C.S.J. Religion II English Latin 18 Following Sister Robertine’s lead, Latin I students agree that music makes Latin come to life. Bob Harrington, Bud Barber, Susan Wolfrum and Edward Powers evidently enjoyed Mary Jane Casey's oral English report during English III class. Bob Dwyer demonstrates his ability to out- Cicero Cicero for Pat LeBlanc, Judy Bulson and Barb Wrubleski. Witches, Anne Morin, Judy Marcoux and Maureen McGrath, dance around the cauldron as Mike Galvin chants out, Double, double, toil and trouble. 19 Dick Lassor, Janice Skorupski and Turner Percy watch attentively as Jackie Fleming and Eddie O'Brien try to conquer those compound sentences. Ken Begin, David Straub, Allan Petell and Jane Al- lard show us that Religion I can be made more in- teresting through the use of Catholic periodicals. Sister Mary Vianney and LES FEMMES of the French III class enjoy the reading of MONSIEUR Mike Galvin. Diligent Sophomores make the matter of translating French I a serious business. 20 Sister Mary Vianney, C.S.J. Religion I French English 1 splendor of comes to life 9. In their curriculum French lars acquaint them- with French cui- sine. culture and con- versation. From stop four of our S.M.A. tour. ae library FRONT ROW: P. Beninati, J. Skorupski, P. McKeon, C. Scott, A. Petell, J. Fleming, M. Hoag, E. O'Brien, J. Allard, P. Ballou, E. Davendonis. SECOND ROW: J. Dwyer, D. McEvoy, R. Bisson, R. Hickey, E. McGuire, J. Gorman, W. Benkoski, J. Percy, D. Gleichowski. THIRD ROW: J. Waytkus, T. Fleming, D. St. Hilaire, L. Hanselman, S. Pappas, K. Crowley, K. Begin, D. Straub, Sister Mary Vianney. FOURTH ROW: J. Thompson, W. Grennan, R. Humphrey, R. Lassor. 21 College-bound Mary Laroche, Ann Marie Nowak, Dennis Sausville, Carl Kempf and Jim Shaw discuss entrance requirements with Sister Andrew Joseph. The typing class limbers up stiff fingers in preparation for a speed test. Walt Sausville, Neil Cooney and Tony Salluzzo were working so diligently at Business Arithmetic that they didn't even take time to smile at our photographer. We now find our tour stopping at Sister An- drew Joseph's Business Room. Within these walls we have become adept at typing, mastered the principles of Business Law and Bookkeeping and be- come proficient in Business Arithmetic. 22 The Freshmen will find themselves off to a good start in the business field if they apply the prin- ciples taught in their Introduction to Business class. Bookkeeping ledgers present no problem for Sharon Albowicz, Rosemary Flynn, John Fer- rannini and Mike Allard. Not a mile a minute but at least fifty words! The Senior typing class enjoys it, too. 23 We enter now our library, thfe quietest but busiest place in the building. Here via the printed page we can Sail the seven seas, climb every mountain or travel the highways of adventure to corners of the globe. New books always intrigue library visitors. It's all part of a day’s work, Maureen Mc- Grath says as she checks out books for Joann Hanselman, Ann Marie Flynn and Rosemary Hoag. All eyes are on the book as Sister Robertine instructs the Sophomores in the use of the Readers’ Guide. 24 There's nothing like looking before selecting, claim Eugene Murphy, John Ferrannini and Jim DeSacia. Librarians Margaret Hoag and Mary Eileen Hewson find it fun to shelf returned books. John Hickey jots it down and Dennis Keegan continues to search; while Linda Smith takes time out to browse. Are you related to Grandma Moses? ask Mary Laroche and Maureen Burke of Jackie Fleming, whose drawings are on display in the library. Using the card catalogue to help find books saves time for Kay Burns and Julie Martin. 25 It is now time to take a glance at the home economics room. Its appltances and utensils enable our girls to create, experiment and learn both in the field of cooking and sewing. Here, the homemakers of tomorrow are molded. rlfomc Sc It was a gala day when kitchen shower packages were unwrapped as Sister Mary Celine looks on. Donna Mur- phy, Kay Bums, Maureen Burke, Rosemary Flynn, and Anne Morin, assist with the unwrapping. These girls realize that they must read before attempting to apply the principles taught in homemaking. At a model luncheon, hostess Lorraine Lassor pours for her guests, Cheryl Kreshy, Mary Jane Casey, Ann Marie Flynn and Sharon Albowicz. Our photographer found these girls busy sewing on various projects for their Homemaking class. Rose Marie Stuka and Linda Smith try out a new recipe as Sister Mary Celine supervises. Peggy Benkoski and Maureen McGrath prove the old proverb, Many hands make light work. Judging from Judy Marcoux’s expression, that cake tastes as good as it looks. 27 This is sure a different one, exclaims Jim Shaw to fellow Earth Science students Sister Matilda Anne looks on as S.M.A.’s chemist, Donald Hay- den. does an experiment. Senior scientists. Carl Kempf and Jim Shaw, get a king-sized view of pint-sized amebas. These four biology stu- dents make dissecting starfish look easy. Science 28 Budding biologist, Lorraine Lassor studies a preserved speciman. Welctfti tojour modernly equipped laboratory. |Amid bottles of H2SO4, Ag and CuSo 'tlie Science Department found here busily at work. Behind scopes «nd glass slides the students d r a mor significant view of the sciences flr 7 Mike Galvin uses the map to illustrate a point for Dennis Keegan in an Earth Science class. Richard Lassor, a General Science student, observes a class experiment. Both Judy Bulson and Eddie Gorman appear very interested in their chemistry assignment. 29 As we have shown you, in the classrooms we are schooled in the a • • f I' 1_ A ■ ,a A Z' V 1 Art 1 3 rt T 1 if W principles df gracious living Through our varied school activities. f5farnp5 apply these same principles. CeKlaii «o one can say there isn't some organization at S.M.A. which can stimulate his interest. For those with the desire to further spiritualize their daily lives, there are societies to aid them n ac- complishing this end. For those wishing to broaden their horizoh . we h£ve language, science and literary clubs. For those musically v tSCd phere are choral groups. Each of these organizations sponsors unlimited social functions during the academic year. ies of these various groups take place throughout the en- Patty Kempf and Noreen Hy land await a handout from Bill Brundige who claims that a good five-cent candy bar makes any class more fun. Linda Hanselman, Richard Bisson and Danny Gleichowski agree that S.M.A. hasn’t done too poorly at sports in the past as they admire the trophies on exhibit in the front trophy case. Sister Robertine checks with Rosemary Seniors, Anne Morin, Lorraine Lassor and Judy Hoag, Mary Laroche and Carl Kempf to see Marcoux enjoy some chit-chat with Father Lamond. that Mr. Andrick is kept busy. 'fvctfol cutct Bricks and Mortar, a play commemorating United Nations Day, was the first of many assemblies held in the new auditorium. It was only fitting that the Class of '61 be chosen to present the initial assembly. Make no mistakes, instructs Mike Galvin, chairman of the 1960 Magazine Drive. 33 Father Lamond accepts new flag from the American Legion for S.M.A. 'Idle Skilled fingers made every nook and comer of the hall truly an Isle of Golden Dreams. Hours of labor plus fun equal a successful prom. 34 This happy foursome decided to sit this one out. Denny Sausville and his date seem to be enjoying their evening at the Snowflake Soire'e. 35 t t pcoz ?e (Zlccfa, Club president, Donna Mur- phy, consults Sister Mary Vianney concerning forthcoming French Club activities with Mike Galvin nodding his approval. Latin Club officers hold an important pow-wow to plan a club program. There’s nothing like a Bingo game to make a meet- ing of Le Cercle Francais come alive is the candid opinion of club members, Cheryl Kresky and Susan Mc- Evoy. John Dwyer explains his pro ject to Sister Robertine and club members. 36 s4ctcuctte Newspaper staff members Judy Bulson and Julie Martin wait Sister Andrew Joseph congratulates Jane Mulvihill as she awards her the 1961 Betty Crocker Home- making Pin. Senior members of the Science Club prepare to leave in Neil Cooney's car for an interesting science excursion. Bookworms Paulette Rivard and Pat Morin guide Sandy Har- rington's deft hands arranging the Library bulletin board. their turns as Rose Marie Stuka chooses her assignment for the week. 37 'Pareant The three kings and shepherds make their all-important final preparations before going on stage. The spirit of Christmas is in- stilled in the hearts of all as Ann Marie Nowak commences our pageant with the Song that the Angels Sang. The lilting voices of the S.M.A. Glee Club add to the beauty of the Christmas Pageant. O Come let us adore Him is the joyous invitation extended by our Academy Students as they re- enact the Christmas Story. These angelic choristers raise their voices in praise of the newborn King. Sister Robertine enjoys preparing Linda Smith for her role in the pageant. s4etcottte at S. 'JfC. 4. Prefect Ann Marie Nowak reads die proclamation for Catholic Youth Week for panalists Mary Ann Bar- ber, Penny McKeon, Joann Hanselman and Barbara Wrubleski. Prefect Ann Marie Nowak welcomes Eileen Davendonis into the Blessed Vir- gin Mary Sodality. After consecrating themselves to Our Lady, the Class of 1961 pays her tribute in song. S.M.A.’s faithful high- school altar boys are always willing to serve on God's altar. 40 St. TtCany Cee (2 U 4, cutct Male section of S.M.A. Glee Club. Saint Mary's Choir rehearses a number. Members of the Glee Club with their directress. Sister Mary Vianney, pose for our camera. 41 Lorraine Lassor appears almost ready to make her debut in S.M.A.'s Fashion Show. Judy Bromirski. one of our faithful chefs, and Mrs. Sausville prepare for a busy noon-hour. 42 Ann Marie Nowak and Julie Martin take time out from a busy schedule to autograph the ECHO mascot Jiminy Cricket. Sta at Editor-in-chief, Jim Shaw, thanks Mr. Andrick for his co-operation, while Carl Kempf, Sports Editor, nods his appreciation also. Photography editor, Denny Sausville, checks his camera so he’ll be ready at a moment’s notice. ECHO moderator, Sister Robertine and Business Manager, Mary Laroche check on the sale of ads. 43 It is now our pleasure to guide you through our immense gymna- sium of which we are all very proud. Within its four walls, the basketball teams have Captured thrilling victories and sometimes suffered crushing defeats. Regardless of the results, our boys have played to the best of their ability and accepted the final score with a true spirit of sportsmanship. Enthusiastically lending encouragement have been the loyal cheer- leaders. Their energetic efforts have strengthened the morale of teams and spectators alike. Together the players and cheerleaders have striven to attain their goal of bringing honor and glory to Saint Mary's Academy. 1 . TRec yuC FRONT: J. Percy, R. Hickey, W. McAuliffe, D. Marcoux, M. McGuire, D. Gleichowski. SECOND: E. Murphy, R. Lassor, W. Grennan, A. Butkas, J. McGrath. S.M.A. Opp. S.M.A. Opp 41 35 St. Peter's 44 48 47 52 St. Patrick's 43 18 41 31 St. Mary's, Little Falls 46 48 44 29 St. Col.-Joes 55 31 48 60 St. Mary's, Amsterdam 31 47 41 35 St. Mary's, Hudson 40 38 61 40 St. John's. Renn. 45 47 51 56 St. Joseph's, Albany 33 34 43 19 Arlington 40 17 Dick Lassor and Bill Grennan don warm-up jackets preparatory to facing the foe. Coach Shiland gives Varsity members C. Kempf, N. Cooney, F. Bouplon, J. Shaw and D. Sausville a few last minute instructions. Nice jump-shot, Bill. Now over to Walt and in. IRec uC S.M.A. 46 45 54 38 45 39 48 70 75 Opp. S.M.A. Opp. 54 St. Peter's 40 48 53 St. Patrick’s 65 64 52 St. Mary's, Little Falls 47 77 61 St. Col.-Joes 54 50 58 St. Mary's, Amsterdam 40 55 73 St. Mary’s, Hudson 39 51 47 St. John's, Renn. 51 64 46 St. Joseph's. Albany 60 35 43 Arlington 91 29 Coach Shiland talks over a few points with players, Fred Bouplon, Bill Brundige and Bud Barber. 47 Timing and teamwork combined, help S.M.A. to get the jump and toss one in for a Varsity victory Walt Sausville's in there every time to help Cooney or Kempf make it count for the Purple Eagles. 48 Neil Cooney takes to the air for an at- tempted block during the S.M.A.--St. Mary's, Little Falls game. Two more points for Saint Mary's as Buddy Barber taps the ball in! 49 There's plenty of action in a game when our S.M.A. five take the court. Looks good from here, Walt! Varsity cheerleaders radiate die spirit that sparks our flashing Eagles as they pose before doing a cheer. Clockwise: Joann Hansclman. Linda Smith, Lorraine Lassor. Maureen Burke, Maureen McGrath. Donna Murphy. Jane Mulvihill, Ann Mane Nowak. Julie Martin. 50 FRONT ROW: Susan McEvoy, Judy Leonard, Pat LeBlanc. SECOND ROW: Barbara Wrubleski, Cheryl Kresky, Sharon Albowicz, Mary Jane Casey. Judy Bulson, Charlene Arnold. FIGHT! SCORE! WIN! were the cries that re-echoed through the streets of Hoosick Falls on the night of the opening Pep Rally. The Purple Eagles looked like a tourney bound team as they rode through the town. 51 very Ban tour is complete and we have guided you through division. Although you came in alone, we have only been in the modern many memories to take with us. er, our Senior class presented an assembly Soon afterwards in December, the Class of '61 wflake Soiree, S.M.A.’s first winter ball. May and busy preparing for the Prom and the Junior- During the entire year, we, the Seniors, worked the publication of our yearbook. like to take this opportunity to say a fond goodbye 1 friends left at S.M.A. to carry on all of her May God bless all of you! ew ing with year, the school ed the to cont- our (£C z4 96 flcUHe . ‘DeHHCA S U4A Majors . . . Latin, Math, Science President 4; Science Club 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Editor of the Echo 4; United Nations Day Assembly 4; Latin Day Play 3; Christmas Play 4; Ticket Chairman; Snowflake Soiree 4; Basketball JV 2, 3; Varsity 4. . . . Defce ui i6£e . , . Suave 3Cue okcC d oicC 7$t Oux Our StreuytA u?i cU z paucae S fUt£ Majors . . . Math and Latin Class Secretary 2; Vice-President 4; Science Club 4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; Blessed Virgin Sodality 1.2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 4; Choir 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3; Bookworms 3; Christmas play 4. uZi4ea6£e . . . . . . Siucene 54 96 flulici s4Cice TPCantiH Majors . . . Math, Latin, Science Class Secretary 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Book- worms 3; Blessed Virgin Sodality 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Hilighter 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Ring Committee 3; Echo Staff 4; Latin Award 1,2,3; Essay Contest 1,2; Home Ec Club, Treasurer 4. fl via . . . s4mca6lc . . . THiteC ulct SwujHtA Strive te Sr s4U Sci up Majors . . , Science, Math, Latin President 1; Treasurer 4; Science Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 2,3,4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Ring Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3; Junior Varsity 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4; Captain of Basketball 4; Essay Contest 1; Chairman of Decoration Committee for Senior Ball 4; United Nations Play 4; Christmas play 4. (Earned . . . ueUeteue . . . Kee 55 Tfouvieei ( ecelca ‘Sun6e Majors . . . Latin and French Science Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Choir 1.2,3,4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Home Ec Club 4; Blessed Virgin Sodality 1,2,3,4; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3; Bookworms 3; Cheerleading 3,4. TfodeAt . . . ted k i ‘Kctf uf - (beetle Major . . . Business Major . . . Business C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1,2; Varsity Bas- ketball 4; United Nations Day Assembly 4; Christmas Play 4; Snowflake Soiree Committee 4. Jieat . . . . . . (? zfuz6lc Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Choir 1.2; Sodality of Our Lady 1.2.3,4; C.Y.A. 2.3,4; Book- worms 3; Home Ec Club 4; Glee Club 4; United Nations Day Play 4. 'KittCHcaA . . . (Pfcuex . . , “SettevoteHt }tecC 56 79ttc6eiet SeUvcvuC Major . . . Science French Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Baseball Manager 2,3; Assistant Manager Varsity Basketball 3; Latin Club 2; Altar Boy 1,2,3,4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Magazine Drive Man- ager 4; Chairman United Nations Assembly 4. , , . . . tfoaei Major . . . Latin Secretary 1; Latin Club 2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Bookworms 3; Sophomore Float 2; Verse Choir 1; Home Ec Club 4. TtyocutuuC Ttytcdeef. Major . . . Business President Science Club 4; Altar Boy 3,4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Christmas Play 4; Com- mittee Snowflake Soiree 4. tyouceU . , . “?%C'VUt . 57 Majors . . . Math, Latin and French Science Club 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; News Staff 1, 2,3,4; Business Manager of the ECHO; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Bookworms 3; United Nations Week Assembly. 4; Latin Pin 2; French Certificate 2,3; Christmas Play 4. DosUhj • • • . . . 'ZC.itcC JH uf Tftany iet vuxc£e Majors , . . Science and Latin Science Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3; Manager of Junior Varsity 4; Ring Committee 3; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; Christmas Play 4; Snowflake Soiree Committee. Majors . . . Science and Math ‘ Rcaoax. . . s4t U 6lc . . . 'jKeeycut Latin Club 1; French Club 2,3; C.Y.A. 3,4; Choir 1,2; Library Club 3; Glee Club 3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; United Nations Day Assembly 4; Art Editor, Yearbook; Sopho- more Float 2; Refreshment Committee for Winter Ball 4. THt—uviaAlc , . . Iftvvuf . . . uloyai 58 omcUkc s4 t t Major . . . Business Science Club 4; Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality 1.2.3.4; C.Y.A. 2.3,4; Cheerleader 3.4; Book- worms 3; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; Home Ec Club 4; Snowflake Soiree Committee 4. fJucUt Jft icaux Majors . . . Latin. Math, French Latin Club 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Latin Certificate 1,3; Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Home Ec Club 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Vice-President of French Club 3. . . . “fttodc t TPOuvieeH flecut ’WtctfsuitA' Majors . . . Business and Latin Bookworms 3; Latin Club 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Home Ec Club 4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Praetor of Latin Club 3; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. faxtic . . . {Joyful . . . 7% zn f lt6c 59 Majors . . . French and Latin Choir 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3; Science Club 4; Home Ec Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; Sodality of Our Lady 1,2,3,4; Snowflake Soiree Committee 4. 4mia6lc . . . . . . THeeA Majors . . . Latin and French Science Club 4; French Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality 1,2,3,4; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; Bookworms 3; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Choir 1,2,4; Snowflake Soiree Re- freshment Committee 4. “ftCileC . . . . . . %rtty Majors . . . French and Latin Vice-President 1; Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Cheerleading 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Sophomore Float 2; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; French Club Presi- dent 4. Dca . . . ??tu4ictU . . . THaytetcc 60 s4kk 'TtCcvUe Majors . . . French and Science Vice-President 3; Prefect of Our Lady's Sodality 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 4; Bookworms 3; Cheerleaders 3,4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Sophomore Float 2; Echo Staff 4; Latin Certificate 1, Christmas Play 4. s4ttreietivc . . . . . . Heat floret S zu4vctCe Majors . . . Business and Latin Treasurer 2; Latin Club 2; Science Club 4; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2,3; Echo Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; United Nations Day Assembly 4; Christmas Play 4; Snowflake Soiree Committee 4. . . WaCten cuptttoKcC Sttu ucUc Major . . . Business Treasurer 3; C.Y.A. 2,3,4; Christmas Play 4; United Nations Day Assembly 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3; Snowflake Soiree Committee 4. 7( citing . . . eepeet u . . . Sincere . Super-c zrjcct 61 OUR PATRONS Pcinettt tutcC 'P'UeKcU, The Reverend John Lamond, O.S.A. The Reverend Richard Daley, O.S.A. The Reverend Lawrence Gerrity, O.S.A. The Reverend Donald Ammering, O.S.A. The Reverend Ernest Autch, O.S.A. The Sisters of Saint Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Burke Maureen Burke Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marcoux Judith Marcoux Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Bums Kay Burns Mr. and Mrs. John Martin Julie Martin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Cooney Neil Cooney Mr. and Mrs. John F. McGrath Maureen McGrath Mr. and Mrs. John Galvin Michael Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Morin, Sr. Anne Morin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanselman Joann Hanselman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mulvihill Jane Mulvihill Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey John Hickey Mr. William J. Murphy Donna Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James Hoag Rosemary Hoag Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Nowak Ann Marie Nowak Mr. and Mrs. John Keegan Dennis Keegan Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sausville Dennis Sausville Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kempf Carl John Kempf Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sausville Walter Sausville Mr. and Mrs. Leo Laroche Mary Laroche Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw James Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lassor Lorraine Lassor Mr. and Mrs. Stiles Smith Linda Smith 63 Mr. Henry Aaron Gary and Sharon Albowicz Joan Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bakaitis June Batza-- '60 Jean Borage Mr. Edward Bouplon Mrs. Rita Brundige Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burns Joan Burns--'56 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Burns Robert Burns--'55 Mr. Walter Burns Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carelli Jane Clarke--'57 Mr and Mrs. Walter Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cuddihy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Davendonis Mr. and Mrs. Jerry DeLuca Miss Helen Domeika Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrara Mr. and Mrs. John Ferrannini, Sr. Miss Rosemary Ferrannini Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gorman Patrick Graney--'60 Mr. and Mrs. William Greenwood Mrs. Kenneth Herring Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Hoag Margaret Hoag--’64 James Keegan--‘60 Miss Lois Jean Kempf--'59 Anne Yankus Mrs. Margaret Kempf Mrs. Theresa Kempf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy John Labanowski--'59 Mrs. Walter LaPorte Clarence and Vincent LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewsey Robert Lewsey--'59 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McAuliffe John McAuliffe--'60 William McAuliffe--'63 Ann McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Charles McEvoy Mr. and Mrs. James McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morin, Jr. Eugene Murphy--'62 William Murphy--'60 Joseph Niegoda Mr. and Mrs. Benedict A. Nowik Mr. and Mrs. John Percy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Powers Mrs. Paul Rivard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salluzzo, Sr. Richard Severson John Shaw--’59 Miss Theresa Shaw--'59 Mr. Alex Sterling Mr. and Mrs. Albert Waytkus Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wilkie Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wrubleski ‘Su4t t€44 Al's Barber Shop Homestead Farms Hoosick Valley Retread Nettie's Beauty Shop Ruth Fitzpatrick Village Store 64 Compliments of LEO MAHAR LEONARD DAIRY Excavating Sewers, Water drains, Private Roads Cleaning Cellars Ponds Lawns Gravel Topsoil Hill Road Hoosick Falls JOHN J. CUDDIHY fcy V-5. iM Contractor _ ip •f y jny Bussey Lane Hoosick Falls Phone 692-W Compliments of fire$tone Firestone Store DODGE FIBER CO. John Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of Phone 1080 BRADLEY PAINT AND PAPER John Street Hoosick Falls, New York Main Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of EDWIN J.5CHNEIDER distributor of FAIRDALE FARMS PRODUCTS Hoosick Falls Our Congratulations to The Class of 1961 THE LADIE5' AUXILIARY OF 51 n ary5 ACADEMY Compliments of FAU5 HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY Lumber, Plumbing, Heating Building Hoosick Falls, New York Milk . . . Butter . . . Eggs . . . Phone 1082 Compliments Compliments of of STEVE'S SNACK BAR The Hurrier We go . . . The Behinder We Get! 5ALIUZZ0'5 Ford- -Falcon Sales and Service HAYNES BROTHERS 24 Classic Street Hoosick Falls 129 Church Street Hoosick Falls PEOPLE'S GASOLINE AND OIL JmSmI company Compliments of Texaco Products THE AMERICAN HOUSE Delco Heat Oil Burners Fuel Oil FONZIE'S GROCERY Phone 14 Meats - -Groceries - - Vegetables FORREST J. REED Catering to Insurance and Real Estate Private Parties - -Weddings - -Banquets 35 River Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of 5.M. A. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION St. Mary's Academy Hoosick Falls Compliments of Best Wishes to The Class of 1961 ALBERT A.BUTKA5 F. O. E. AND Corner of Center and First EDMUND SK0RUP5KI We give Triple S Stamps Babcock Lake GRAND UNION New York Main Street Hoosick Falls Fine Cemetery Memorials H005ICK FALl MONUMENTAL WORT) 139 Main Street A. R. Begin R. J. Begin Compliments of THE LADIES' AUXILIARY Post 178 B. P. O. E. Hoosick Falls, New York FIESTA RESTAURANT Home of Good Food and Good Service Phone 554-J2 Eagle Bridge, N.Y. Watches , . . Diamonds . . . Jewelry JOHN W. MAC MURRAY Jeweler Hoosick Falls, New York For the Finest in Building Call on ROBERT CHALL Contractor Builder River Road Hoosick Falls All types of Needs for Your Homes LAND5. LUMBER COMPANY River Road Hoosick Falls Phone 835 I UJuFl WVlHUt fIp r BIG JOB CONSULT US THE NOBLE AND W 1 MACHINE COMPANY Paper Mill Machinery Phone 83 Hoosick Falls, New York Compliments of HOOSAC LUNCHEONETTE Restaurant Fountain Service HOOSICK FALLS STANDARD PRESS All the news of the Week Phone 270 Hoosick Falls Compliments of CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA Court St. Mary No. 30 Hoosick Falls, New York For Fine Service visit CEIL'S RESTAURANT Church Street Hoosick Falls Best Wishes The SWEET SHOPPE 43 Church Street Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of '61 from ARLENE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Hoosick Falls, New York Hoosick Falls Best Wishes to the Graduates from V. B. CHAPMAN Dentist Compliments of FRESHMAN CLASS St. Mary's Academy CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 OF SAINT MARY'S ACADEMY Hoosick Falls Office THE NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK AND TRUJT COMPANY 14 Main Street Hoosick Falls, New York Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mr. Arthur A. McLinden, Vice-President JOHN J. HAYDEN Licensed Surveyor and Land Engineer Fourth Street Hoosick Falls, New York ATKINS JEWELERS Diamonds . . . Watches Sterling Silver Fine Watch Repairing Main Street Bennington, Vermont DELUREY FARM EQUIPMENT INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Sales and Service Farm Machinery and Trucks Phone 434 North Hoosick ADAM'S CLOTHES SHOP Shoes too Bennington, Vermont Friday and Saturday Open Until 2 a.m. Compliments of the LOVEJOy CHAPLET CORPORATION Hoosick Falls, New York R05ENDALE GUERNSEY FARM Pasteurized Milk and Cream John E. Calhoun and Sons 1 Abbott Street Hoosick Falls, New York Phone 832 or Phone 121 M Congratulations to the Class of '61 JOHN S. DAVISON WILLIAM H. IVIMEY Attorneys at Law Hoosick Falls, New York HATHAWAY'S SHOPPING CENTER North Hoosick, New York John Hewson, Proprietor SHAPIRO'S STORE Church Street Hoosick Falls, New York £ ••••• z Dollars go farther at JOHN A. MURPHY'S Grocery Store Telephone 713 41 River Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of VON HAGGIN 'S GARAGE • On the River Road Phone 988 BRANDI'S SHOE SHOP Shoes and Rubbers Shoe Shine Parlor Repair Work 39 Church Street Hoosick Falls Best Wishes to the Class of '61 from FAIRBANKS EXPRESS Compliments of ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Compliments of AL'S AND EARL'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Route 22 River Road Headquarters for your School Needs BEN FRANKLIN STORE Frank and Gertrude Thompson Main Street Hoosick Falls, New York Hoosick Falls H005ICK FALL} UNDERGARMENT CORPORATION Hoosick Falls, New York Congratulations to the Class of '61 JOHNNIE'S GARAGE RFD Eagle Bridge, New York REYNOLD 5 TOOL AND DIE CO.,INC. Walloomsac, New York Phone H. F. 467-W1 LAND R. MARKET Meats and Groceries 62 Mechanic Street Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Phone 866-R 5PECIAITy INSULATION MANUFACTURING COMPANY,INC Hoosick Falls, New York Custom Molders of Plastics Congratulations to the Class of 1961 from BATZA'5 OUTER STATION River Road Cross over the bridge from Hoosick Falls to Batza's Full line of accessories for your car Full line of Good Year tires good ear £ ft DAVID A. BERLANT Optometrist YlZZA Compliments o£ 30 Church Street Phone 854 Hoosick Falls, New York THE TOP HAT Where we eat our pizza CAPANO'S BULSON BROTHERS Fruits and Vegetables Cold Cuts and Groceries Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Elm Street Phone 757 Hoosick Falls, New York Free Delivery Compliments of ANN'S BAKE SHOP and LUNCHEONETTE Corner of Church and Elm Streets Congratulations to the Graduates HOOSAC PHARMACY Phone 792 Compliments of WYMAN'S STORE 8 John Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of JOHN J. WIRMUSKY Willard Street Hoosick Falls Phone 673 Compliments of 501 5 FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION Congratulations to the Graduates COTTRELL'S DAIRY Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Best Wishes to The Senior Class of St. Mary's Compliments of Gas and Oil Auto Supplies FRANK IRICK Batteries Tires BAKER'S GIFT SHOP Cards for all Occasions Church Street Hoosick Falls, New York Shop at KARL-LEE Church Street LUKA) AND AUERNIG PLUMBING AND HEKTING Hoosick Falls, New York 14 Eldredge Street Phone 1218 ••• ••• JOHNNY'S Portable Welding White metal-cast iron-aluminum stainless steel-fabricate DEE'S TEXACO SERVICE Corner of Church and Elm Phone 997 North Hoosick Hoosick Falls Phone 1049-R IIP PLUMB EYEGLASSES Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates DOCTOR HARRISON Main Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of Congratulations O. W. LEIBIGER EDGETOWN PRINTING SERVICE Printing for Every Purpose Research Laboratories Phone 1303 Hoosick Falls DON's Compliments of Cameras and Film MILLINGTON AND LAPORTE THE TOWN SHOP Main Street Hoosick Falls DAVID C. KESSLER Tri State Water Service Phone 103-M2 Well Drilling Pump Sales and Service RD 2 Hoosick Falls Compliments of GARDNER'S GARAGE CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH All kinds of service 182 Main Street Phone 584 Hoosick Falls, New York 5 Carr Street Hoosick Falls, New York i Compliments Congratulations to the Graduates THE CHARM SHOP GOLD MEDAL FARMS INC. Buskirk, N.Y. 53 Church Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of J. A. BRADLEY and son EVANS NEWS ROOM Electrical ■JSK- Contractors Bennington, Vermont Phone 106 Hoosick Falls Phone 37J TWIN BROOKS FARM Compliments of A fine home for Elderly Folks Pleasant country atmosphere Supervision all the time RD 2 Hoosick Falls THE COLUMBIA Compliments and Success BOX AND BOARD to the Class of 1961 WHEELER'S SPORTING GOODS 512 Main Street Bennington, Vt. Walloomsac Division For Better Men's and Boys' Clothing SHAFFE'S MEN'S SHOP Complete line of Van Heusen Wearing Apparel 506 Main Street Bennington, Vt. QUINLAN'S DRUG STORE Main Street Bennington, Vt. Bernat-Nomatta Knitting Yarn T-JEN GIFT AND YARN SHOP 452 Main Street Bennington, Vt. Phone 2974 Congratulations to the Senior Class THE ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIETY of the Church of the Immaculate Conception ELECTRICAL WIRING Residential Farm ALBERT F. WIRMUSKY North Hoosick Tel. H.F. 664 Walt and Cas Shaw Boyntonville, New York DELANEY'S HOTEL Fine Food Phone 190 North Hoosick, New York THE HAIRBENDER Moira Jean Carr Hoosick Falls, New York CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '61 from THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President....................Mrs. John F. McGrath Vice-President...............Mr. Joseph Burns Secretary....................Miss Nancy Driscoll Treasurer....................Mr. Robert Lewsey Moderator....................Rev. John J. Lamond, O.S.A. SHER-MAR FARMS Hoosick Falls Phone 1237 Compliments of FLOMATIC CORPORATION Milk from Registered Holsteins North Hoosick, New York Best You Can Buy Sherman Herrington, Proprietor MALONEY'S RESTAURANT 227-229 Quail Street Albany, New York 17 Mechanic Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of m— fc THE MERRY-GO-ROUND Compliments of GEO. S.MCKEARIN, INC. Insurance that Insures 1 Main Street Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1961 BLESSED VIRGIN MARY SODALITY Be sure to shop at FASHION FAIR for Distinctive Feminine Apparel DRAGON 'S SHOES 429 Main Street Bennington, Vt. 417 Main Street Phone 6012 Bennington, Vermont l00C ' Congratulations, Graduates from DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE Hoosick Falls, New York Best Wishes B. P. O. ELKS 178 Hoosick Falls, New York C. H. McNALLY AND SONS All forms of Insurance Eagle Bridge, N.Y. Phone 591 Best Wishes to the Class of '61 SQUARE FABRIC SHOP Everything in Yard Goods Sid Marcus 354 Fulton Street Troy, N.Y. Compliments of McCarty's Log Cabin and The Oasis John McCarty, Proprietor For all Home Appliances Shop at RUDITIS HOME APPLIANCES William J. Ruditis Class of '28 Religious Articles Church Goods McGRAW'S RELIGIOUS SHOP Willard J. McGraw 91 Third Street Troy, New York Cosmetics Drugs H. A. MOSELEY AND SONS Feeds, Seeds and Farm Supplies Reading Coal Eagle Bridge Hoosick Falls THORPE'S PHARMACY Hoosick Falls, New York School Supplies Cards and Candy Compliments of HOLMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Hoosick Falls, New York For Everything in Television shop at CUDDIHY HOME APPLIANCES t visTon service ihstalIation 14 John Street Hoosick Falls Congratulations and Every Best Wish to the Class of '61 ALBANY FELT COMPANY Hoosick Falls Branch Danforth Street Flowers for all occasions GEORGE SCOTT Florist Hoosick Falls Congratulations to the Graduates MALEADYBROTHERS Insurance of all kinds 28 Center Street Tel. 60 Hoosick Falls, New York HILLTOP RESTAURANT Good Food Clams Steaks Banquets Johnsonville, New York Fine Products Always Fresh PEMRICK'S DAIRY Cambridge, New York W. E. ROBSON Compliments and Good Wishes from THE HOOSICK FALLS FIRE DEPT, and John J. Shea, Reserve 58 Classic Street Phone 39 Compliments of CLASSIC DRESS COMPANY Gilbert Niles, Prop. 22 Water Street Hoosick Falls John Street Be Wise ! Shop at M. LURIE AND CO. Hoosick Falls Congratulations from GREEN'S GARAGE SCOTT'S o j g i O SERVICE q° GENERAL STORE o North Hoosick Tel. 733 59 High Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of JOHN j , CAHILIj HUGH J. LAVERTY Five and Ten Cent Store General Insurance Cambridge, N.Y. 12 Main Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of Congratulations LADIES' AUXILIARY OF A. O. H. 7 PHIL LANOU BARBER SHOP w Division Three 20 John Street Tel. 1219 Compliments of Best Wishes and Congratulations jV IDEAL RESTAURANT to the Class of 1961 Hoosick Falls HAYDEN'S ON CHURCH STREET Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE Hoosick Falls, New York Portraits of Distinction and Complete Line of Photography Supplies OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE ECHO Compliments of UNITED PAPER MAKERS AND PAPER WORKERS Local 393 Hoosick Falls, New York Congratulations to the Class of 1961 First Class to Graduate from The New Saint Mary's Academy High School Building from THE HOLY NAME SOCIETY fti Immaculate Conception Parish Hoosick Falls, New York Congratulations to the Graduating Class UNITED RUBBER WORKER 25 Years of Progress Local 46 Speciality Insulation Manufacturing Corp. Hoosick Falls, New York Compliments of Best Wishes GEORGE DOUGHERTY, JR. from Attorney at Law BLUE FLAME GAS SERVICE 7 John Street Hoosick Falls 37 Elm Street Hoosick Falls-372 Compliments of Compliments of OLGA EBERLE'S BEAUTY SALON The Class of '62 St. Mary's Academy Elm Street Hoosick Falls Compliments of BURT BROTHERS Clothing for Men and Boys' H. P. HOOD AND SON Bennington, Vermont Eagle Bridge, New York Compliments of Parties Wedding Receptions EAGLE BRIDGE MACHINE WORKS DAVE VICTOR'S Eagle Bridge, New York Visit the new Tomhannock Room Accommodates 400 Troy-Bennington Rd. Anthony Farrara Gerald Moses Morris 3-5555 Phone 43 Compliments of THE OWL GARAGE Best Wishes From MILLIE AND MARY'S RESTAURANT Church Street Troy-Hoosick Falls Road Hoosick Falls THE COLLEGE OF $AINT RO$E Albany, New York A Catholic Liberal Arts College for Women Founded in 1920 Conducted by Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondelet, Mo. Degree conferring: B.A., B.S., B.S. in Ed. humanities, sciences, music, economics and business education education: secondary and elementary Undergraduate degrees Graduate degrees Evening sessions Summer sessions Contact: Director of Admissions Compliments of Quality Service SOPHIE ROURKE M Dependability BEAUTY SHOP 1 Main Street Hoosick Falls LANNON'S DRESS SHOP Compliments of JOSEPH BUCKLEY AND 5 N$ Atlantic Fuel Oil Blue Coal Reading Anthracite Hoosick Falls, New York Phone 415 Best Wishes to the Graduates DR. AND mi PHILIP MARTINEZ Hoosick Falls, New York Best Wishes Compliments of to the Graduates THE CITIZENS RTY SHARKEY'S HOTEL Hoosick Falls, New York Hoosick Falls, New York Best Wishes to the Class of '61 WOOD FLONG CORPORATION Paper Manufacturers Phone 300 Hoosick Falls Call us for your transportation needs Buses for all occasions I. C. C. Rights 5 AND S BUS SERVICE, INC. Albany HE 4-6727 Troy AR 3-0680 R. D. 1 Box 6 Rensselaer, New York P BAR-B-Q RESTAURANT Compliments of Bowl for Pleasure JASPER E. ROBER1 SON, A l.D, River Road Hoosick Falls 133 Church Street Hoosick Falls Best Wishes from JT LEO J. MAHER FALLS MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Main Street Hoosick Falls River Road Phone 1248 When the twilight shadows gather Out upon the campus green. When the gold and purple dusk Comes stealing on the scene. Loyal sons of dear Saint Mary's Sing a hymn of praise To our dear old Alma Mater And our high school days. When the last big game is over And the last roll call is heard, As the end of life draws near us All with joyous word, We shall come to Alma Mater In our dreams again, With a prayer for dear Saint Mary's And a sweet Amen.