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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1970 volume:

Zhe Class of 1970 of St. Mary ’s Academy Moosick Salis, yV. X . Presents The Echo ZMCS 07eO.NZSMZS Our Bishops.................................. Administration............................... dedication................................... 7 Classes..................................... Activities................................... 23 Sports....................................... Seniors......................................45 Advertising..................................57 3 REVEREND JOHN R. RYAN O. S. A.; Parish Assistant; Altar Boys; B. V. M. Sodality REVEREND JOHN J. GALLAGHER O. S. A.; Parish Assistant; Vice Principal; Religion; Math 9; Sports Administration VERY REVEREND DONALD J. AMMERING, O. S. A. Pastor and Principal 4 SISTER EDWARDA French and Business SISTER TERESA AGNES Librarian UPPER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes, School Nurse; Mrs. Christine Spence, Dental Hygienist; Mrs. Dorothy Miller, Speech Therapist. LOWER FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Donald Smith, Physical Education Instructor; Mrs. Esther Bogardus, Physical Education Instructor; Mr. Peter Magazu, Psychologist Library Staff: Sister Teresa Agnes, L. Brandi, R. Squires and Mrs. J. Carelli keep our library in tip-top shape. Staff Mr. Oscar March, Mr. Harry Landry, and Mr. Joe Adams, our custodians, keep our school spic and span. b miwa zjon We, the class of 1970, wish to Co-Dedicate our yearbook to Sister Philip Maria and Father George Callaghan. In 1966, you, like us, entered St. Mary’s Academy for the first time. During the next four years, you were always willing to give your time to help us with our many problems. Only now do we realize the great patience and sacrifice that this often involved on your part. This yearbook, which without you would not have been possible, has taken endless hours of your time, yet never once have you complained. For the many things that you unselfishly did for us, we thank you; for all that we failed to appreciate, we are sorry. Even though you are no longer with us, what we gained from knowing you we will always have. Whenever we felt down and out, and needed someone to listen to us, you were always there with your boyish smile and sense of humor to lift our spirits. We thank you for your friendship and generosity. From our association with you we have come to the realization of the meaningful things in life that will help us to enter a new adult world as better people. 7 8 Classes % 9 Zhere is a Zime Jor Study and Achievement JUNIOR CLASS - 1st ROW BOTTOM: J. Holbrook, H. Kenyon. T. Jones, J. Andrick, R. Liporace, T, Rei- mann, D. Wilkie, M. LeBlanc, J, Galvagni. 2nd ROW: T. McEvoy, J. Thurber, K. Allard, C. Shiland, M. Scarey, J. LaPorte, R. Graney, B. Gorman, K. Cullen, D. Delurey. 3rd ROW: K. Nowak, N. Nolan, H. Wirmusky, E. Stempo� , T. Rogers, M. Percy, S, March, A. Foster, S. Austin, B. Bloom. 4th ROW: L. Fleming, P. Sennett, D. Weyeis, J. Nolan, J. Hoag, T. Levandowski, P. Luke, W. Nugent, D. Weyers. ABSENT: A. Roberto. juniors J. Galvagni and T. Rogers discuss the profits of their Junior dance. P. Luke finally masters the art of opening his locker. 10 ■■ SOPHOMORE CLASS - 1st ROW BOTTOM: L. Vosh, P. Delurey, M. Brandi, W. Vogler, M. Shea. 2nd ROW: D. Couch, P. Crucetti, J. Uporace, J. Clancy, K. McEvoy, D. Baker, J. Morin, E. Weyers. 3rd ROW: T. Fleming, S. Warrick, J. Grimm, J. Rogers, T. Dwyer, M. LaRoche, R. Wirmusky, J. Eberle. 4th ROW: K. Downey, R, Lynch, D. McGeoch, A. Digman, T. Milliman, S. Mahar, K. Albowicz, K. Ramsey, S. Medvetz. ABSENT: S. Salluzzo. Sophomores Sophomore clean. boys help to keep the lunchroom Ann Digman, aren't you studying? II FRESHMAN CLASS - 1st ROW BOTTOM: M. O'Neil, S. Warrick, R. Allard, M. Scarey, A. Martorello, A. Guidon, S. Walsh, P. Keeley, M. Kenyon, D. Rogers. 2nd ROW: J. Harte, S. Ellis, M. A. Luke, T. Brahan, K. Cusack, K. Hunt, L. Mentiply, A. Nowak, M. E. Hoag. 3rd ROW: P. Grimm, M. Kelly, R, Brott, J. Baker, S. Hoag, C. Fitzpatrick, M. Graney, R. Liporace, J. Eberle. 4th ROW: R, Hall, M. Bromirski, A. Capano, D. Hebert, J. Gorman, P. Reveal, G. Diaz-Granadas, M. Waytkus. Ireskmen Freshman boys cram for midterms during noon hour. M. Luke and T. Brahan stop talking long enough to have their pictures taken. 12 Religion III students follow atten- tively as they read Christian Coni' munity. Fr. Gallagher discusses the prob- lem of an individual in today's so- ciety with seniors in Religion IV. A. Guidon and J. Eberle seem to know the answer posed by Fr. Gallagher in Religion I class. Religion As Fr. Gallagher returns tests. E. Weyers, S. Medvetz. J. Clancy and D. McGeoch won- der. Did I pass? 13 M. Roberto, D. Carswell, and J. Pokines recite lines from Rebecca. N. Nolan looks up vertigo” as D. Delurey and P. Luke observe to see if they know its meaning. English English I students learn the ins and outs of debate dur- ing their class discussion. P. Crucetti, standing, states her views on Julius Caesar as other English II students J, Grimm, R. Lynch, K. Albowicz, P. Delurey listen attentively. R, Squires, J. Andrick, J. LaPorte and T. Jones work together to make a productive Art Class. Is it a pool shark? No, it’s M. Warrick entertaining S. Bromirski and L. Mur- phy during Speech Class with one of his original pantomimes. 15 To Math 11 students, the un- derstanding of logarithms seems impossible. Math R. Wirmusky illustrates the proof of the geometry theorem to J. Liporace, K. Ram- sey, A. Digman and D. Couch. Math 9 students K. Cusack, P. Keeley, R. Liporace, S. Hoag and G. Diaz-Granadas look bewildered by a trigonometric function. 16 Science R. Allard, P. Grimm, M. Bromirski, J. Baker are divided over the weight of Po- tassium Chlorate in Physical Science. Chemistry students K. Nowak, H. Wirmusky, A. Hyland, T. Rogers, and J. Clancy at- tempt to prepare nitric acid. BELOW: L. Vosh points out the Protozoa as Biology stu- dents T. Dwyer, S. Mahar and J. Morin look through their lenses to see if they recognize it. 17 It's all Greek to me, say students D, Rogers, K, St. Hilaire and P. Walsh while doing their Shorthand assignment. jjj space fff space is the daily rhythm of J. Hoag, D. Wilkie, H. Kenyon, and J. Nolan in Typing I Class. These fellow Business Man- agement students attempt to absorb the meaning of their lesson. Clean Machine is the motto of Typing II students K. Green- wood, N. Waytkus and D. Rogers. Sr. Edwarda offers help to Bookkeeping students C. Shi- land, J. LaMagdeleine, M. Blinstrub as they try to balance their books. 19 K. Downey, D. Baker, T. Milii' man, W. Vogler, find French II more interesting by hearing it spoken on records. French J. Sennett points out some- thing, but French III students M. Percy, W. Nugent, K. Cullen, and M. Gorman won- der what. French I students R. Brott, S. Warrick, S. Ellis, J. Gorman and M. E. Hoag seem absorbed watching educational T.V. while Sr. Edwarda looks on. 20 History D. Luke, T, Reimann, C. Bogardus and G. Durkee seem to find their own solution to the problems of our time in Sociology Class. R. Liporace, P. Sen- nett and L. Fleming watch as S. March locates an island in the North Atlantic Ocean. L. Mentiply reads her account on Com- munism as other Geography students listen closely. 21 to to Activities Zhere is a Zime for 3uh and Outside Activities SODALITY: BVM Sodality officers are: T. Milliman, Treas.; S. Bromirski, Pres.; S. March, Vice-Pres.; and M. Gorman, Sec. Organizations AUXILIARY: Auxiliary officers for '69 and '70 are: Mrs. A. M. Kusala, Pres.; Mrs. E. Murphy, Vice-Pres.; Mrs. S. Scarey, Sec.; Mrs. A. Marcoux, Treas. ALUMNI: Alumni officers (sitting) L. LaRoche, Vice-Pres.; S. Schmidt, Sec.; A. M. Donovan, Treas.; R. Hayden, Pres.; discuss the Smorgas- bord with other members of the Alumni. HOME SCHOOL: Mrs. A. Salluzzo, Sec.; Mrs. M. Medvetz, Pres.; Mrs. M. Austin, Vice-Pres.; Absent: T. Downey, Treas. 24 SENIOR CLASS: M. Blin- strub, president; J. Clancy, treasurer; A. Hyland, vice- president; M. Gorman, secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS; D. Baker, secretary; R. Lynch, president; J. Grimm, trea- surer; M. LaRoche, vice- president. Student Councit J. Sennett, president, and K. St. Hilaire, vice-president, discuss Student Council ac- tivities. FRESHMAN CLASS: R. Liporace, president; K. Cusack, secretary; M. Graney, treasurer; P. Keeley, vice-president. JUNIOR CLASS: N. Nolan, sec- retary; T. Mc- Evoy, presi- dent; B. Bloom, treasurer; J. LaPorte, vice- president. 25 Qlee Club THE GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: D. Rogers, president; K. The Guitar Club practices for their T. V. Allard, vice-president; S, Mahar, secretary; R. Allard, debut. treasurer. The Glee Club sings at the Village Christmas Tree lighting. 26 Senior Play The Senior Class hopes to have a hit with their play The Perfect Idiot. I am a coat rack. 1 am a coat racjc... 27 28 The highlights of the Junior-Senior Prom are the Crown- ing and the Grand March. 29 National Jio nor Society NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: B. Cullen, J. Clancy, K. St. Hilaire, K. Kempf, J. Sennett, M. Wirmusky, C. Lukas, B. Graney, H. Nugent, J. LaMagdeleine. Seroice Club SERVICE CLUB: K. Ramsey, Sec- retary; P. Walsh, Vice-President; S. March, Treasurer; M. Percy, President. 30 1 0 2 9 1 19 29 5 63 J . C7 Triumphs Have Best Recor By 63-49 Eagles Win No. ?les Win 4 5 Down Berlin 64-,' ■ SMA Varsity run ir I___ A MMtty v. MW. Rlinetrllb 9 6 24 i les Avenge lyler Eagles Wi Htally ib p n I « 4 Bilmtrob ££ ‘VsSisr Ihurbar W 70 M Tot� l Sthtvto 5 � 1 . 3 4 10 6 3 14 J 0 10 5 0 10 0 3 � 74 W with seconds remaining, and St Mary's Academy Eagl es Deter Sennett stole the ball £5 0 VI1 ining, and St. ■ recorded its 11-J KCCOrd IjR3j][U0 “Moo” SMA Varsity Blinstrub Murphy J. Sennett Brandi Wirmusky P. Sennett Totals 1 4 5 5 2 26 1 r 24 2 10 if 12 I 12 4 64 • s Hoosick Falls Saints Win Mary’s FG FT «03 SV- VO uX h taR JION r When M,ck Blinstrub set this screen for Richard Wirmusky (33) against Berlin Friday night, he not only assisted in adding two more points to the St. Mary’s W a V� . . , T , iwo more points to the St. Mary’s «lloilV� Pr°,Vifd 3 pr3Ctical lesson in what makes a C t'ei - !--!ea!n £ or not c,ick- Wirmusky and Blinstrub ®16 enthused crowd ‘ over-‘he SMA offense. 'fV ,, j| wmammmimm n � 4� oW ed the SMA gymnasium, very seat along the west eacher side was filled. Rows SMA Blinstrub Murnhv FG FT TP 9 8 26 4J1H IOUI 01. mary scored in double figu Blinstrub was high game, with 24 points was ably assisted I Brandi and Richard who scored 12 each, Sennett with 10. St. Marv’s led by t iat the end of the firs (but by halftime had 0 margin to 34-24 Th w� s close in the thir but St. Mary’s used a fourth period, while itheir opponents to 7 b Coach Robert “M00' beginning his first sea helm since 1967, had h for Blinstrub and V who is a sophomore, a senior, hit six field six free throws for J Wirmusky had six i field and two from thi 14. Coach Haynes en that it was early in th and the club had a Ion go, but he had some p the defense. Argyle 11 field goals in the ga Things was pretty gr, Mary's last year. This the students were ben moving all memory poor showing last 32 Sports Zhere is a Zime for Winning and a Zime for Cosing JOHN SENNETT Senior - Center 6' 3 180 MICK BLINSTRUB Senior - Forward 5 11” 175 34 PETE SENNETT Junior - Guard 5’ 10M 155 RICH WIRMUSKY Soph. - Forward 5’ 11 155 Members of the J. V. team from upper left are: M. Graney, J. Rogers, M. Laroche, D. Weyers, P. Luke, B. Nugent, K. Cullen, D. Weyers, B. Brott, R. Liporace, J. Thurber, P. Reveal, J. Baker, M. Brandi, M. Shea, D. Delurey, A. Capano. junior Varsity Varsity Manager T. Downey and J. V. Manager M. War- J. V. Captain M. Laroche and Coach Bouplon rick discuss last night’s score. take time out to pose for our photographer. 37 38 Baseball is just around the comer for these stars. 39 V for Victory is the motto of Varsity cheerleaders: K. St. Hilaire, M. Scarey, K. Greenwood, L. Cuddihy, A. Hyland and S. Bromirski. Kneeling are C. Shiland and R. Liporace - Alternates. Cheer leading Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are: M. LeBlanc, S. March - Alternate, J. Andrick - Alternate, J. LaPorte, K. Allard, T. Rogers, N. Nolan, and M. Percy. 40 41 42 Seniors Z tere is a Zime for Cooking Jnto Z te Suture and Remembering Z te Past MICHAEL ALLEN BLINSTRUB Wick Masculine, Athletic, Bold C. Y.O. 1,2,3,4 - Class Pres. 4 - Class Vice Pres. 3 - J. V. Bas- ketball 1,2 - Varsity Basketball 3,4 - Baseball 1,2,4 - Yearbook Co-Ed. 4 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Senior Play 3,4. - y :s WILLIAM BOGARDUS Cool, Wily, Boisterous 'Curt' C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Boys’ State 3 - Glee Club 2,3 - Prom Com- mittee 3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Senior Play 4. LOUIS DANIEL BRANDI Louie Lively, Determined, Bright C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Class Pres. 2,3 - J. V. Basketball 1,2 - Var- sity Basketball 3,4 - Baseball 1,2,4 - Altar Boy 1,2,3,4 - Year- book Staff 4 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Senior Play 4. w STEPHANIE ANN BROMIRSKI Steff Sensible, Ambitious, Beaming C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Pep Club 2,3,4 - Cheerleader 3,4 - B. V. M. Sodality 1,2,3,4 - Pres. 4 - Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 - Vice-Pres. 3 - Yearbook Staff 4 - Newspaper Staff 2,3 - Bowling 1,2,3,4 - Pres. 4 - Senior Play 4 - Voice of Democracy 2,3 - Prom Com- mittee 3,4 - Service Club 4 - Sophomore Float 2. 44 C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 1,2 - Service Club 4 - Yearbook Staff 4 - Pep Club 3 - Prom Committee 3,4 - B, V. M. Sodality 1,2 - Sophomore Float 2,- Senior Play 4,-v. j)' 1®- JO'SEPH THOMAS CLANCY Joe Just, Talented, Cooperative C, Y,0, 1,2,3,4 - Class Treasurer 4 Voice of Democracy 3 - Little Red Glee Club 2,3,4 - Baseball 1,2,4 more Float 2 - Senior Play 3,4 - 3 - Service Club 4 - Prom Conim| VIRGINIA LYNN CU Vivacious, Likabl C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Voice of Demoeraay 2,3,4 - Glep Club 1,2,3,4 - Pep 2,3Cheei Guitar Club 3,4 - Newspaper Staff£,3 - BoCling Committee 3,4 - Sophomore Flx it 2 - Settlor Pla book Staff 4, MICHAEL EDWARD BURNS Mike Mild, Easy-going, Brawny C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Baseball 4 - Altar Boy 1,2,3,4 - Prom Com- mittee 3,4- Sophomore Float 2 - Senior Play 4. M i C l j Q,ooc( L«C k' « The pulu r't. iVe vf et Y C Latl c 1 w I Cj 7 o DEBORAH ANN CARSWELL Deb” Dreamy, Amiable, Cheerful THOMAS JAMES DOWNEY Tom Tactful, Joking, Dependable C, Y, O, 1,2,3,4 - Altar Boy 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 2,3,4 - Bas- ketball Manager 3,4 - Sophomore Float Chairman 2 - Guitar Club 3 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Senior Play 3,4 - Yearbook Busi- ness Manager 4. MARY ANGELA GORMAN Mary” Merry, Amicable, Gracious C. Y.O. 1.2,3,4 - Class Sec. 1,4 - B. V. M. Sodality 1,2,3,4- Treas. 2, Sec. 4 - Pep Club 2,3,4 - Vice-Pres. 3 - Pres. 4 - Glee Club 1,2,3,4 - Voice of Democracy 2,3 - Newspaper Staff 2,3 - Service Club 4 - Yearbook 4 - Senior Play 3,4. GEORGE EDWARD DURKEE George Good-natured, Entertaining, Determined C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Prom Committee 3,4- Senior Play 4. EDWARD HAROLD FAIRBANKS Ed Excitable, Handy, Fun-loving C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 1,2 - Sophomore Float 2 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Senior Play 3,4. K 46 GARY JOSEPH GRIMM Gary Gallant, Jocund, Good-hearted Var- C. Y, 0. 1,2,3,4 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Senior Play 4 sity Basketball 3 - Yearbook Staff 4. KATHLEEN ANN GREENWOOD Kath Kool, Agile, Giddy C. Y.O. 1,2,3,4 - B, V. M. Sodality 1,2,3 - Glee Club 1,2,3 - Newspaper Staff 2,3 - Pep Club 2,3,4 - Cheerleader 3,4 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Senior Play 3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Year- book Staff 4, fit ' TIMOTHY JAMES GUIDON Tim Trustworthy, Jolly, Good-looking C, Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Altar Boy 1,2,3,4 - Prom Committee 3,4 Senior Play 4. S‘ C9 nest 7f - B. V. M. SoTfalit 1,2 3,4 - Guitar Club J) r y jie spaper Staff 2,3 - Pep Club 2,3,4 - Cheerleader 4 -rftom U , 1 a Committee 3,4 - Senior Play 3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Year- 4 j!J c book Staff 4 - D.A.R. Good Citizen Award 4. 47 TERRIANNE JONES Terri Typical, Animated, Jolly C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 1,2 - Sophomore Float 2 - Senior Play 4 - Service Club 4 - Prom Committee 3,4 - B. V. M, So- dality 1,4. ROBERT JOSEPH MEDVETZ Bob Reasonable, Joshing, Modest C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Student Council 1,2 - Class Treasurer 1 - Class Secretary 2 - Sophomore Float 2 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Senior Play 4. JO-ANN RUTH LaMAGDELEINE Jo Just-herself, Restless, Loquacious C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - National Honor Society 3,4 - Bowling 3 - B. V. M. Sodality 1,2,3, 4 - Glee' Club 1,2,3,4 - Guitar Club 3 - Newspaper Staff 2,3 - Pep Club 2,3,4 - Cheerleader 3 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Yearbook Staff 4 - Senior Play 4. DANIEL NOLAN LUKE Danny Devilish, Nonchalant, Lucky C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 1,2 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Soph- omore Float 2 - Senior Play 4. rJ I - k To A.4 48 LAWRENCE ANDREW MURPHY Goose Loyal, Aggressive, Militant C. Y.O. 1,2,3,4 - Class Treasurer 3 - J. V. Basketball 1,2 - Var sity Basketball 3,4 - Voice of Democracy 2,3 - Glee Club 2,3 - Sophomore Float 2 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Senior Play 4. DOROTHY ANN ROGERS Dodie” Dependable, Attractive, Rare C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club President 4 - B. V. M. Sodality 1,2,3,4 - Pep Club 2,3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Senior Play 3,4 - Service Club 4 - Yearbook Staff 4. crus) JUSTIN THOMAS POKINES Jody Jaunty, Truthful, Practical C. Y, O. 1,2,3,4 - J. V. Basketball 1 - J. V, Manager 1 - Varsity Basketball 4 - Baseball 1,2,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Prom Com- mittee 3,4 - Senior Play 4 - Yearbook Staff 4. , DARLENE ANN ROGERS Dar Dignified, Agreeable, Reserved C. Y.O. 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 1,2,3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Prom Committee 3 - Guitar Club 3 - Senior Play 3,4 - Yearbook Staff 4. 49 KATHRYN MARY ST. HILAIRE Kathy Keen, Memorable, Smiling C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Student Council Vice Pres. 4 - National Hon- or Society 2,3,4 - Glee Club 1,2,3,4 - B. V. M. Sodality 1,2,3, 4 - Vice Pres. 3 - Voice of Democracy 3 - Pep Club 3,4 - Cheer- leader 3,4 - Bowling 2,3,4 - Sec. 4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Newspaper Staff 2,3 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Chairman 3 - Sen- ior Play 3,4 - Yearbook Editor 4 - Service Club 4 - Guitar Club 3,4. PATRICIA MARY WALSH Pat Pert, Mystic, Willing C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 1,2,3 - Rep Club 1,2,3 - Cheer- leader 3 - Newspaper Staff 3 - Sophomore Float 2 - Guitar Club 3 - B. V. M. Sodality 1,2,3 - Chess Club 3 - Prom Committee 3, 4 - Service Club 4 - Service Club Vice-Pres. 4 - Yearbook Staff 4. RANDALL CARLTON SQUIRES Randy' Reliable, Courteous, Sincere C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Glee Club 2,3, 4 - Newspaper Staff 2,3 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Senior Play 3,4 - Service Club 4 - Year- book Staff 4. JOHN JOSEPH SENNETT John Judicious, Joyful, Self-confident C. Y. O. 1,2,3,4 - Pres, of Student Council 4 - National Honor Society 2,3,4 - Class Pres. 1 - J. V. Basketball 1,2 - Varsity Basketball 3,4 - Baseball 1,4 - Altar Boy 1,2,3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Voice of Democracy 3 - Little Red Schoolhouse 3 - Newspaper Staff 3 - Prom Committee 3,4 - Yearbook 4 - Senior Play 4. FRANCIS MARTIN WARRICK FLY Frank, Mischievous, Witty C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4 - J.V. Basketball 2,3 Club 1 - Senior Play 4. • cfc eme nl) -i-r LO mA y fj, (s-le. 7 ,-£ fo e rf. «y 'he f't -7 s C,cn ar - Pcttr- J.V. Manager 4 - Glee y za vs be Zftc { yyf f y NEIL JOSEPH WAYTKUS NEIL Notable, Jolly, Well-liked C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4 - J.V. Basketball 1,2 - Varsity Basketball 3 Prom Committee 3,4 - Sophomore Float 2 - Senior Play 4. f ' 77 . 5: A-A- ■‘Jr ' aa 3 x� V -y T’ The Yearbook Staff on behalf of the Class of 1970, -y - wish to extend our gratitude to all parents, friends, teachers and supporting patrons who have helped to make this Yearbook a success. A 51 Senior Monors A long awaited day arrives as the Seniors of 1970 receive their class rings from Fr. Gallagher. Hardworking Regents Scholarship Win- ners J. Clancy and J. Sennett leave at 2:30. K. St. Hilaire proudly receives the Betty Crocker Award from Father Gallagher. A. Hyland is this year's D. A.R. Good Citizen. Salutatorian, J. Sennett and Valedictorian, J. Clancy look over their Chemistry. 52 The Yearbook Staff plans, discusses, and works hard to make the 1970 Echo a success. 53 Class M On September 3, 1966, a new class was seen entering St. Mary's High School. Four years have since passed, and looking back we see a confused group, fiddling with those contraptions called combin- ation locks. This soon was conquered and we, those once confused freshmen, proceeded to be fascinated by the wonders of high school. Our second year as silly sophomores, a name well-earned, started off with a bang as Sister Josephine tried to maintain patience. Pat- riotism was our thing when our major project of the year, our float Freedom Isn't Free , was launched on the streets of Hoosick Falls, celebrating the Centennial Parade. Our class trip, entitled back to Kaydeross Park, proved exciting even though rain drops fell. As Juniors we continued our campaign to impress all our teachers. We then proceeded with money-making projects. Though everyone was doubtful of our ability, we pulled through with tons of paper, freshly washed cars, dancing teenagers, and plenty of baked goods. The lights shined as we worked to produce the Aurora Borealis , which turned out to be a radiant success. We then discovered that Roaring Brook Dude Ranch was never so roaring as when we Juniors treated the Seniors of 69 to unforgettable sauna baths, dips in the pool and horse back riding. As Seniors, suddenly a new word, and with no one thinking it possible we have come so far, we proceed to amaze the faculty. Our great comeback, the March of Dimes fund, proved our advance- ment from 28 as freshmen to over $20 as Seniors. As of now we are hoping that our play The Perfect Idiot , will be successful and re- warding. Everyone is looking forward to the Prom and most of all, of course, graduation, when we will be separated from the greatest part of our lives, and all will soon realize, the happiest four years we have known or will know. 54 Class Will We, the Class of 1970, of St. Mary's Academy, in the village of Hoosick Falls, county of Renssel- aer, state of New York, United States of America, being of sound mind and body (we think, regardless of adverse public opinion) disclose this, our last will and testament. To the faculty we leave a lot fewer headaches. To the Juniors we leave our many Senior privileges. (HA!) To the Sophomores we leave our reputation with the hope that they will live up to it. To the Freshmen we leave three more years at St. Mary’s and our well-used copy of Politeness to Your Elders. The Seniors now make the following bequests: Debbie Carswell leaves a long walk to school to Angie Roberto. Marty Warrick leaves his good looks and good nature to Jamie Nolan. Joe Clancy leaves his scientific abilities to Kevin Cullen and Bill Nugent. George Durkee leaves his old parking place to Joe Hoag. Darlene Rogers leaves her seat on bus 18 to Diane Wilkie and Sue Austin. Pat Walsh leaves her 69 locker to Bonnie Gorman. John Sennett leaves his VW to his brother Peter. Steff Bromirski leaves a second F to Stef March, and her Clayhill leadership to Karen Nowak. Curt Bogardus leaves his ability to arrive on time to Denny McGuire. Randy Squires leaves his good manners to Jim Thurber. Danny Luke leaves his farm chores to his brother Paul, (who usually ends up doing them anyway). Terri Jones leaves her Law book to Ellen Stempek and Theresa Reimann. Mick Blinstrub leaves his athletic abilities to Doug and Denny Weyers. Lynn Cuddihy leaves her Chemistry abilities to Maria Percy, who might need them next year. Bob Medvetz leaves his brakes to Tom McEvoy, with hopes he will make better use of them. Neil Waytkus leaves his size 13 ring to whomever it may fit. Ann Hyland leaves her cheerleading abilities to Maureen Scarey and Rachel Liporace. Ed Fairbanks leaves Jeri Holbrook and Betsy Bloom without a ride from Cambridge. Kathy Greenwood leaves her long-term Second Ward citizenship to Kim Allard, and her straight hair to Helen Wirmusky. Louie Brandi leaves a year-round suntan to Carol Shiland, Helen Kenyon, and Danny Delurey; to be divided equally among them. Larry Murphy leaves his administrative ability to Luke Fleming. Mary Gorman leaves her reserved ways to Jean Andrick. Dodie Rogers leaves her driving ability to Rosie Graney. Tom Downey leaves his Chemistry book to Terri Rogers, who makes much better use of it. Kathy St. Hilaire leaves her job as editor of the yearbook to the lucky Junior. Tim Guidon leaves his blushing ability to Jayne LaPorte. Jo-Ann LaMagdeleine leaves her good-natured disposition to Nancy Nolan. Gary Grimm leaves his sarcastic remarks to Tom Levandowski and Joanne Galvagni. Jody Pokines leaves his bowling ability to Marie LeBlanc and Ann Foster. Mike Burns LEAVES!!! 55 Mortising Zkere Js a Zime for Seeking and finding Needed Help PERSONAL PATRONS Isabella M. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blinstrub Jerry Bornt Mrs. Anna Bradley Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley Mr. Charles Brahan Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brandi Mr. Henry Bromirski Sr. Mr. H. J. Bromirski Jr. Joseph E. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Burke Mr. and Mrs. William G. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bushee Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bushee Miss Angeline Carelli Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carelli Mr. and Mrs. John Carelli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Clancy Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Crucetti Gary Crucetti '69 Mrs. Helen Cuddihy Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cuddihy Mr. and Mrs. R. Peter Davendonis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davock Dexter 143 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Downey Miss Mary A. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. James T. Duddy Mr. and Mrs. George Durkee Bill Ellis '68 Corinne Ellis '68 Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis Mrs. Angie Farrara Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrara Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fleming Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Graney Valeda Graney Ron Greenwood '69 Mr. and Mrs. William Greenwood Sr. Mrs. Adelaide B. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Grimm Paula Grimm Mrs. Thomas Guidon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Guidon Bill Harrington '70 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayden Helen E. Hogan '29 Helen W. Hogan '57 Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt Esther Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hyland Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hyland Sr. 58 Mr. and Mrs. John Jenuskevice Carl N. Jester Gary Keegan '68 Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Kempf Pat Kennedy '69 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy Very Rev. Kenneth J. Kennedy A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaMagdeleine Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leary Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Luke Mrs. Edward L. Maleady Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marcoux Mrs. Marion Martyn Cherie McCart '68 Mr. George McEvoy and Family Mr. and Mrs. William McGeoch Mr. and Mrs. James L. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Medvetz Robert Alf Melesky V. U. 71 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mohan Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Niles Karen Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Nowik Maria Percy 71 Donald Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Justin Pokines Mr. Luther Rasch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Restino Mrs. Dorothy Rich Ted Riley Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rimkunas Agnes Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Rogers John P. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Salluzzo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scarey Jan Schmigel Valerie Schmigel Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sennett Mayor Richard Severson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shiland Mike Shiland ' 69 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shiland Bill Stempek '69 Ellen Stempek '71 John Stempek '67 Cecelia St. Hilaire Mr. and Mrs. Wm. St. Hilaire Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Squires Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tate Mr. and Mrs. William Thurber Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Warrick and Family Helen Wirmusky Alice Wood Mr. and Mrs. George P. Wilkie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wysocki 59 BUSINESS PATRONS Altar Rosary Society Hoosick Falls Dougherty's Hotel Main Street A P North Bennington, Vt. Economy Dress Shop 49 South Park St. Cambridge Bar-B-Que Recreation River Road The Fashion Shop 70 West Main St. Cambridge, N. Y David Berlant Main Street Fedler's Department Store 41 West Main St. Cambridge, N. Y Bird's Main Street Glady's Beauty Shop Mechanic Street Louis R. Blaich 7067 Troy-Bennington Road Drs. Fred and Mildred Harter Classic Street Bob' s Garage River Road Hayden's Bar and Grill 35 Church Street Brandi's Shoe Store 39 Church Street Haynes and Kane Colonial Shoppe Bennington, Vt. Brown's Service Station Church Street Holman Manufacturing Inc. John Street Burton's General Store Hoosick, New York Hood's Farm Store Eagle Bridge, N.Y. Charm Shop Church Street Hubbard's Garage Petersburg, N.Y. Country Casuals Main Street, Bennington, Vt. Ideal Restaurant 79 Church Street Dagle's Store Grafton, New York Duane M. Jones, Home - Gas Distributor Petersburg, New York Don's Record Book Shop John Street Joyce's Custom Cakery Petersburg, New York 60 Kabsky' s Diner River Road King Company Main Street, Bennington, Vt. Kinnin's Pharmacy Cambridge, New York Karl-Lee Department Store Church Street Ladies' Auxiliary, B. P. O. E. Hoosick Falls L. S. Lumber Co. , Inc. River Road Charles H. McNally, Jr. Eagle Bridge, New York McNeilly's Greenhouses Troy-Bennington Road, Hoosick Falls Nichols Store Main Street, Bennington, Vt. Peoples' Gasoline Oil 61 Elm Street Phil's Dairy Bar River Road Plumb's Eyeglasses Main Street Polly's Beauty Salon 67 Elm Street Robert L. Ramsden Route 22 Cambridge, New York Ray's Radio T. V. Main Street Ruditis' Home Appliances 30 Classic Street Salluzzo's Grill Classic Street George Scott, Florist Danforth Street Shapiro's Department Store Church Street Shultz Jewelers Bennington, Vt. Harry Sternburg 35 Main Street Taconic Plastics, Inc. Petersburg, New York 3-Way Restaurant Petersburg, New York Wayside Restaurant Motel Troy Road The Y Store Petersburg, New York 61 Congratulations Class of '70 GLENN C. BANKS PLUMBING AND HEATING 10 Jackson St. Hoosick Falls, N.Y. MALEADY BROTHERS INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS EDWARD F. MALEADY Licensed Real Estate Broker Telephone 686-9622 28 Center St. Hoosick Falls, New York Class Rings — Graduation Announcements Name Cards and Accessories — Caps and Gowns Taylor-made Yearbooks BALFOUR-TAYLOR Represented by Bob Gray - Don Nash - Jim Gerding Dick Sims - Bob Macfadden P.O.BOX 2509 SCHENECTADY, N.Y. 12309 63 65 sJl OiVOKATJLG' 66 TED LUKAS Best Wishes to the Class of '70 Plumbing and Heating and Kelvinator Appliances DR. AND MRS. BRUCE JONES Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of AMERICAN HOUSE s s FACTORY OUTLET Elm Street 686-5005 59 Church St. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. 67 Compliments to the Class of '70 ALBANY FELT COMPANY Hoosick Falls Branch Compliments of DELUREY’S SALES AND SERVICE 68 Congratulations to the Class of '70 mary McClellan hospital AND SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL NURSING New York For Those Who Demand Quality A Full Service Yard FAILE’S CAMBRIDGE DAIRY PRODUCTS LUMBER CO. Cambridge, N. Y. 677-3866 Telephone 677-2775 Best Wishes Fro THORPE’S PHARMACY 24 Church St. 686-5711 70 Compliments- of REPUBLICAN PARTY TOWN OF HOOSICK Nothing but the Best Compliments of CAMBRIDGE JEROME E. WRIGHT AGWAY SERVICE INCORPORATED Feeds - Fertilizers Seeds - Farm Supplies Insurance - Real Estate Life Insurance 2 East Main St. Cambridge, N. Y. Cambridge, N. Y. 677-3730 Best Wishes F rom THE PINK ROSE RESTAURANT North Petersburg, N. Y. Compliments of FALLS HARDWARE SUPPLY L R INCORPORATED MARKET RAYMOND ALBOWICZ, Prop. Lumber Plumbing Building Supplies 62 Mechanic Street Hoosick Falls, New York Mechanic Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y. 72 Locally Owned Locally Printed THE STANDARD PRESS Fine Legal Food Beverages Hoosick Falls WASHINGTON COUNTY POST SHARKEY’S HOTEL Cambridge SHARKEY ZILINSKAS, Prop. Read Them for News of You and Your Neighbor Commercial Printing 16 Lyman Street Hoosick Falls, New York BEST WISHES to the Class of '70 BLUE FLAME GAS SERVICE Elm Street Hoosick Falls WOOD FLONG CORPORATION Congratulations to the Class of '70 JOSEPH BUCKLEY SONS, INC. Compliments Compliments of to the Class of '70 HAYNES KANE WYMANS INC. STORE 434 Main Street Bennington, Vermont Janet Stuka and Quality Furniture John Hickey and Carpets by Lees Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '70 ADAMS CLOTHES SHOP DUSHA FLORISTS Shoes Too 92 East Main Street Bennington, Vermont Cambridge, New York 75 Congratulations to the Class of '70 THE TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT Cambridge, New York Compliments of DEMOCRATIC PARTY TOWN OF HOOSICK GEORGE S. McKEARIN, INC. Commercial INSURORS SINCE 1874 All Lines Insurance Personal 1 Main Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of '70 UNITED PAPER MAKERS PAPER WORKERS Local No. 392 Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Compliments of ELM STREET AUTO PARTS WALT WIRMUSKY, Prop. Phone 9551 Hoosick Falls ANDRICK STUDIO CAMERA SHOP 15 John Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Compliments of BURT BROTHERS Clothing for Men and Boys Bennington, Vermont PATIRE CHEVROLET - OLDS SALES AND SERVICE Putting You First Keeps Us First 191 Main Street Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Telephone: 686-7369 79 Compliments of Compliments of ACKLEY’S FURNITURE STORE TOMASI-WHEELER SPORTS CENTER 30 West Main Street Cambridge, New York SPORT SKI SHOP HAYNES BROS. INC. FORD SALES AND SERVICE 129 Church Street 686-7354 Hoosick Falls, N. Y. 80 Congratulations from LUSCO PAPER COMPANY 1 57- 70 Congratulations to Each of You THE ROGERS' Ray-'44 Joan-'48 Dodie-' 70 T erri-' 71 Jimmie-' 72 Joanie-'74 Mickey-'79 Rosemarie -' 8 1 Faye-' 82 ROGERS’ ROOFING Free Estimates MURPHY’S GROCERY STORE Wishes the Class of '70 Good Luck FRANCIS MURPHY, Prop. THERE ARE NO LIMITS I ON AN ABC EDUCATION I • BEGIN YOUR BUSINESS CAREER IMMEDIATELY • TRANSFER YOUR CREDITS TOWARD A DEGREE ----One and Two Year Diploma Programs in - ACCOUNTING, DATA PROCESSING, MARKETING- RETAILING, PROFESSIONAL SALES, MODERN OFFICE TRAINING, KEY PUNCH, and EXECUTIVE, MEDICAL or LEGAL SECRETARIAL MAJORS. ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE 130 WASHINGTON AVENUE. ALBANY. N Y. 12210 Accredited for Higher Education in Business Compliments of Compliments of PHILIP COUCH KING BAKERY Aluminum Siding-Installations 10 East Main St. Cambridge, N. Y. 162 Church St. Hoosick Falls Best Wishes from FRANK MORANDI WILLIAM BURNS JOHN P. GORMAN Staff Mgr. YOUR LOCAL PRUDENTIAL AGENTS A.J. SALLUZZO RICHARD ALLARD 82 Compliments of THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY SODALITY Compliments of Compliments of WESTINGHOUSE CAMBRIDGE APPLIANCES GARAGE FRANCIS ACKLEY 2 South Park Street Cambridge, New York Cambridge, New York 677-3604 Tele Bus. 677-2882 Tele Res. 686-5495 83 Compliments THE COLUMBIA CORPORATION Wallomsac, New York Paving - Heavy Equipment - Sewers - Water Lines JOHN DIGULIO, INC. JOHN DIGULIO President Phone 434-4813 60 Delaware Ave. Albany, N.Y. 85 Compliments of FAIRBANKS EXPRESS Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of '70 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION MACHINIST UNION Hoosick Valley Tiama Local 1588 Local 2391 Compliments of AUTO WASHETTE River Road, Hoosick Falls MARTIN J. ROGERS - Owner Cambridge, New York C M CAR WASH Robo Automatic - Rt. 22 Cambridge 87 MARTIN J, ROGERS - Owner Compliments of Congratulations to the Graduates B.P.O.E. CAPANO’S Lodge 178 Hoosick Falls, N.Y. MARKET @ 27 Elm St. Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Compliments of Compliments to the Graduates from the REYNOLDS V.F.W. TOOL DIE CO. Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 88 Compliments of THOMPSON CONSTRUCTION CO. Engineers and Contractors Since 1929 General Construction Industrial - Commercial Phone 434-9141 11 North Pearl St. Albany, New York A gift for this year’s graduates ... free checking account service You want to be sure you manage your money wisely, right? Of course. So our graduation gift of free checking account service for one year will help you do that. “How?” you say. Glad you asked. When you pay by check your quarterly statement will show what you’ve spent and where the money went. And more. Those cancelled checks will be proof you paid. The Bank National Commercial Bank and Trust Company For job opportunities at The Bank, just write or call our Personnel Department. Compliments of Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant GARDNER’S GARAGE Front End Alignment and Balancing Central Repairs, Custom Body Work and Painting Craig Stero Tapes and Players 182 Main Street Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Congratulations to the Class Compliments of of '70 From MONTGOMERY RED’S PLACE WARDS Catalog Sales 22 John Street Hoosick Falls, New York HAROLD and SHIRLEY ANDREWS RED MARCH, Prop. Cambridge, N.Y. Home of the Biggest Beer in Town Compliments of Compliments of EAGLE BRIDGE DON BOGARDUS MACHINE TOOL We Buy and Sell New and Used Firearms 14 John St. Hoosick Falls, New York Eagle Bridge, New York Phone: 686-9017 91 Compliments of SPECIALTY INSULATION MFG. CO. INCORPORATED Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '70 HOOSAC PHARMACY R.T. VERRASTRO, Pharmacist Hoosick Falls, N.Y. PUBLIC MARKET LEO J. ALBOWICZ Corner Mechanic and Madison Sts. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Dial 686-5051 Compliments of MAHAR FUNERAL HOME J. DONALD SMITH, Owner 43 Main Street, Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 93 94 Compliments of ROSENDALE GUERNSEY FARMS J. E. CALHOUN and SONS 1 Abbott St. Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Mobil Dealer Mobil Gas Compliments of SOL’S MILLINGTON FRIENDLY SERVICE LAPORTE Road Service Tires Batteries Accessories Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Phone 686-9641 Phone 686-9966 Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Heating Oil Heating Systems Gasoline Industrial Oils Expert Oil Burners 95 jin Congratulations to the Grads HOTEL CAMBRIDGE The College of Saint Rose is not new. We are almost fifty years old. But our look is new. Men, as Home of Pie A La Mode well as women, are now taking ad- vantage of the rewarding education- al experiences offered here. A vigorous arts curriculum is WAL1KR E. GANN, Pres. offered. Small classes make it Cambridge, N.Y. Tele: 518 677-3140 possible for teachers to get to know you. Independent research and study are encouraged. THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE Albany, New York Compliments of Compliments of MR. AND MRS. BELL’S HAROLD FAIRBANKS VILLAGE STORE Groceries-Fabrics Casual Clothes-Shoes 25 E. Main St. Cambridge, N.Y. 677-276c 96 Brick and Stone Pointing Waterproofing Cleaning Painting Steeplejacks Caulking LEAKS POSITIVELY STOPPED' THEODORE HOOVEN SONS CHURCH RENOVATING CONTRACTORS 1.403 E. Hunting Park Ave. Philadelphia 24, Pa. Phone JE 3-4697 THEODORE HOOVEN JR. Schools Institutions JACK’S RESTAURANT Compliments of JACK WHEELER, Prop. The Beer Baron DRAGON SHOES Roast Beef As Tender As Mother's Love 418 Main St. Bennington, Vt. Compliments of Compliments of PETERSBURG COUNTRY STORE ST. MARY’S Rt. 22 Petersburg, N.Y. AUXILIARY Mon. -Wed.: 7:30 A. M. -6 P. M. Thurs.-Sat: 7:30 A.M.-8 P.M. 98 Compliments of ST. MARY’S ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 UNITED RUBBER WORKERS OF AMERICA Local 46 Compliments of Compliments of McCABE’S SERVICE TATE’S DINER AND GENERAL STORE 59 High Street Hoosick Falls, New York Step Through the Golden Door Into the Wonderful World of FASHION FAIR Distinctive Feminine Apparel 427 Main St. Bennington, Vt. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '70 SMITH’S SUNOCO SERVICE Open 6:00 A.M. To 10:00 P. M. Daily GENERAL REPAIRING 24 Hour Road Service Snow Plowing Cambridge, N.Y. 677-3631 101 Compliments of ALBERT BUTKAS and EDMUND SKORUPSKI BABCOCK LAKE THE THINGS WORTHWHILE I have been trying to decide . . . What things are most worthwhile . . . And these I think are all of them ... A prayer, a deed, a smile ... A prayer to God in gratitude . . . For all that He has done . . . And to petition Him for strength ... In battles to be won ... A faithful deed to serve each need . . . And answer every call . . . Especially for charity . . . However great or small . . . And just to have the friendly smile . . . that brightens up the day . . . And does so much to lighten cares . . . And take the clouds away . . . Yes, these I think are all of them ... A prayer, a deed, a smile . . . To fill the world with happiness . . . And make this life worthwhile. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 102 Complir THE AUGUSTINIAN FATHERS 103 farewell As we leave Saint Mary's Academy and enter the adult world, we, the Class of 1970, will put forth the principles and ideals that we have learned, and cherish the memories that we have of these twelve years. 104 , IS SfHK V7 a.' L ♦ ? 1; ♦ i 9L m. % i r Id % . • 1 7 M I J 'y S?2„ , ■ - %. • •'- R • .V '-' :;.; i k ir '• •t:-. -