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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1980 volume:

TUB-CHON N VMES ECHO ’80 St. Mary's Academy Hoosick Falls, New York Principal's Letter To The Graduates Dear Graduates. We Have spoken to you about change, and abqut how it is essential for you to be able to have some control over the influences that are going to transform you from what you are into what you are going to be. We would like speak to you now about the importance of your remaining the same. If you feel that there are qualities of real value in your character, if you can see an appreciable worth in the ideals you have acquired up to the present time if there appears to you consid- erable merit in the goals you have set for yourself in the future, then you are well on your way to becoming a mature and responsible human being. Keep those qualities in your character intact, make sure you retain your ideals, and never give up striving for the goals you have set for yourself as long as they remain worthwhile. There are certain qualities that are found in every good person, qualities which lend a spirituality to our human nature, qualities which you should cherish as priceless gifts, qualities which you should pro- tect against the slow erosion of change. First and foremost of these is the awareness of God. the ever-pres- ent consciousness that you have been created by God. that you are preserved in existence by God. and that it is your intention and His that you will eventually be united to Him in perfect happiness for all eternity. This is why you were made. This is an unchanging goal. If you miss this, all else is empty froth. The good person has a well-developed ability to distinguish right from wrong, good from evil, and the disposition to follow out the sug- gestions of this well-formed conscience. If you have a conviction that your sense of morality is a proper one. make sure that you do not allow it to be dulled by peer group pressure to a point where you are doing evil when you should be doing good. Even the good person, blessed with the disposition to do good, sometimes finds within himself, as Saint Paul did. the inclination to do evil. So you must occasionally look for help outside yourself. The greatest source of help, even greater than your friends, even greater than your parents, is the God. of whom, we have already said, you must always be aware. When you ask for his help, you are praying. Do not. for any reason, allow prayer to disappear from your lives. And finally, since you realize that change must come, and that somehow you must be able to control it. make sure that you have an active part in the changes that do occur. You should be a positive influence, an external grace, a spiritual helpmate for all of those whom you call friends. You should make every effort to help them to retain the qualities that you have found in them, that have made them good. Sometimes by just keeping them the good people that they are, you have changed their lives for the better, and this is what we really mean by Christian witness. May God bless you through life, may he allow those changes to occur in you that will be for your everlasting benefit, and may he give you the grace to retain all the virtues that make you holy and pleasing in His sight today. Sincerely in Christ Jesus. 2 3 The times have changed and we have changed with time. Together we shared the past and together we live the present. Will we influence the future, together? The future — how long do we wait and will the wait be worth it? Some of us are apprehensive and many are fearful. Our future lives depend on what we do now. Will we succeed in all of our endeavors? We all hope for the best for each other, but is hope enough? The future is where our dreams and our goals lie. The future is gaining upon us. Are we ready? Is it ready for us? 4 Tragedy at Kent Appollo 13, 14, 15 Serpico shot Tricia Nixon Marries Disneyworld Is Built Blackout in NYC Fighting in North Ireland Attica Prison Uprising Rock Rolls Butch Cassidy The Sundance Kid Kennedy Center Opened St. Mary's Academy Administration and Faculty Penny Holmes School Nurse Harry Landry Custodian Jean Shiland Librarian Most Reverend Howard J. Hubbard Bishop of Albany Diocese A Rev. Francis X. Gallogly. O.S.A. Pastor 6 Rev. John Gallagher. O.S.A. Principal Calculus John Galvin Social Studies Patricia Wynne French A Esther Bogardus Secretary Joseph Martelle Health. Science. Phys. Ed. Sally Decker Science and Math Deborah Hall English 7 Nixon Elected President Mark Spitz Apollo 16 Popular Pandas-Ling Hsing Falling Birth Rates 0. J. Simpson Falls Hardware Burns High Button Shoes Secretariat Wins Municipal Building Burns Sisters Leave High School Rev. Hubbard Ecumenical Chairman ECHO STAFF M. Downey L. Greenwood. G. Smith Advisor M. Pendergast. C. Martorello M. Nugent Mrs. Scott Advisor M. D Acchille. K. Banks REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS F. Kusala M. Pendergast M. D Acchille M. Nugent. Alternate NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY K. Hayden M. Graney. D. Murray E. Casey M. Nugent S. Donovan. S. Elwell Mrs. Decker C. Martorello D. Liporace M. Pendergast P. Verrastro. L. Connor M. D Acchille. Fr. Gal- lagher FRENCH IV CLUB M. Downey. M. Nugent M. D Acchille. K. Dougherty. M. Pendergast D. Liporace. C. Martorello. K. Banks. P. Abbott. L. Connor. Miss Wynne 10 This Page SponsoredJjy THE LADIES AUXILIARY BLESSING OF THE RINGS — A SYMBOL OF CLASS UNITY 13 [fhis Page Sponsored By VALERIE SUTTON REALTY 15 JUNIORS VS SENIORS 16 SENIORS REIGN SUPREME 17 This Page Sponsored by HOME SAVINGS BANK ‘THE LUCK OF THE IRIQH 25 Years of Great Food and Entertainment Municipal Building Torn Down Watergate Nixon Resigns Jaws Nowik Appointed Undersheriff Fr. Ammering Leaves Hoosick Falls Fire Destroys Horicon Office Bogardus Elected Mayor Sno White Laundry Closes St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Ruffian's Last Race Maleady-Shiland BB Stars GOLF Front Row J. Hyde J. Ryan M. Schumacher J. Graney Back Row M. Farrara M. Milliman K. Brandalik S. Remancus CR089 COUN- TRY F. Kusala J. Percy G. Nichols K. Hayden P. Verrastro J. Reveal J. Moore This Page Sponsored by DON'S BOOK STORE F. Rogers H. Kusala K. Hayden D. Casey M.Shaw S. Abbott D. Cuddihy. Coach J.V. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL E. Casey D. Maleady L. Connor K. Dougherty M. Hayden C. Martorello D. Cuddihy. Coach This Page Sponsored by THE AMERICAN HOUSE 21 J.V. BASKETBALL FRONT ROW D. McDonald J. Percy J. Hyde J. Ryan K. Brandalik P. Baker D. Clyne BACK ROW E. Casey. Manager J. Donovan P. Cusack P. Wirmusky P. Tetrault K. Palmer G. Nichols M. Farrara R. Wirmusky. Coach D. Casey Manager 22 - 1980 VARSITY BASKETBALL m £Sr“ K. Hayden. Manager: J. Martelle. Coach: M. Shaw. Manager M. Baker and M. Milliman: Co-Captains D. Casey. F. Kusala J. Reveal. M. Vogel P. Verrastro. J. Nichols J. Moore. M. Farrara M. Verrastro J.V. and VARSITY 1979-80 R. Rogers JUNIOR VARSITY s. Elwell CHEERLEADERS E. Murphy S. Moore V. Hoard 24 CHEERLEADERS 1979-80 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS K. Hunt T. Albowicz D. Waters D. Liporace P. Abbott S. Donovan S. Haviland M. Graney 25 GIRLS' BASKETBALL D. Cuddihy. Coach. S. Haviland. S. Abbott. D. Maleady. M. Hayden. K. Hayden. K. Mahar. K. Dougherty. L. Green- wood. F. Rogers This Page Sponsored by ALBANY FELT CO. VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW: J. Donovan. P. Baker, J. Ryan. D. Clyne. J. Pendergast. M. Humphrey BACK ROW: M. Milliman K. Palmer. M. Farrara. J. Moore. S. Remancus. M. Vogel. M. Baker. J Martelle. Coach. 28 29 GIRLS SOFTBALL F. Rogers. D. Casey. R. Rogers M. Hayden. K. Hayden K. Dougherty, D. Maleady. M. Smith S. Haviland (Missing: Coach D. Cuddihy) 30 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL 21 WINS 1 LOSS SMA 61 HEATLEY 31 SMA 86 HOOSIC VALLEY 57 SMA 67 CAMBRIDGE 50 SMA 55 SMA Glens Fells 36 SMA 79 WATERVLIET 68 SMA 76 CORINTH 66 SMA 84 WHITEHALL 34 SMA 66 HEATLEY 29 SMA 65 NEW LEABONON 31 SMA 69 HEATLEY 25 SMA 60 FT EDWARD 23 SMA 63 GRANVILLE 40 SMA 50 SMA GLENS FALLS 37 SMA 55 HOOSIC VALLEY 47 SMA 71 CORINTH 56 SMA 68 WHITEHALL 32 SMA 81 WATERVLIET 64 SMA 79 CAMBRIDGE 57 SMA 56 FT EDWARD 41 SMA 80 GRANVILLE 48 SMA 80 DUANSBURG 62 SMA 63 GERMANTOWN 64 BASEBALL CAMBRIDGE GRANVILLE NEW LEABONAN CAMBRIDGE WHITEHALL CORINTH GLENS FALLS FT EDWARD GRANVILLE CORINTH NEW LEABONAN WHITEHALL GLENS FALLS FT EDWARD 5 WINS 9 LOSSES 8 SMA 2 15 SMA 4 13 SMA 4 3 SMA 5 6 SMA 3 3 SMA 2 7 SMA 6 8 SMA II 19 SMA 2 5 SMA 2 5 SMA 8 19 SMA 4 5 SMA 6 8 SMA 10 Varsity Qcoreboard 1979-1980 Season GIRLS BASKETBALL (3 WINS — 7 LOSSES) SMA 21 WHITEHALL 40 SMA 18 FT EDWARD 16 SMA 20 GRANVILLE 33 SMA 17 GLENS FALLS 43 SMA 29 CORINTH 47 SMA 33 WHITEHALL 30 SMA 22 FT EDWARD 18 SMA 35 GRANVILLE 55 SMA 15 GLENS FALLS 45 SMA 38 CORINTH 42 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 7 Wins — 4 LOSSES vs FT EDWARD vs CORINTH vs WHITEHALL vs STILLWATER vs GRANVILLE vs FT EDWARD vs CORINTH vs WHITEHALL vs STILLWATER vs CAMBRIDGE vs GRANVILLE WON 15-13. 15- 2 WON 18-16. 10-15. LOST 12-15. 15- 5. WON 15-13. 15-10 WON 15- 7. 15- 7, LOST 11-15. 15- 6. WON 15-13. 12-15. LOST 10-15. 15-12. LOST 15-12. 11-15. WON 15- 7. IS- 6 WON 15- 9. 15- 1 18-16 8-15 13-15 18-16 12- 15 13- 15 America's Bicentennial Ben Franklin Closes nOTB Opens SMA Joins Northern Conference Fr. McGuire Leaves 8MA “3 Squares Gyratory Son of Sam Oak Mitsui Opens _______________________________ 33 FRESHMEN Class Officers Ms. Wynne, Advisor M. Shaw, President D. McDonald, Secretary J. Ryan. Treasurer M. Humphrey J. Pendergast J. Harte M. Dearstyne M. Farrara W. Townsend B. Murphy M. Maroney J. Sinacore R. Harrington C. Smith 34 Class of 1983 K. Laughlin D. Casey M. Nealon S. Moore K. Mahar J. Hyde G. Nichols J. Graney P. Baker R. Graney D. Blinstrub D. Reyman J. Horton A. Dwyer F. Rogers M. Schumacher K. Arm M. Randolph 36 37 SOPHOMORES Class Officers Miss Hall. Advisor K. Hayden, President E. Casey, Vice-President R. Rogers, Secretary S. Elwell, Treasurer B. Nealon C. Downey K. Brandalik H. Kusala K. Palmer .««FT ■■ Class of 1982 M. Humphrey J. Pendergast D. Field E. Hughes D. Johnson D. Clyne J. Donovan P. Tetreault J. Percy 40 JUNIORS Class Officers Mrs. Decker Advisor P. Wirmusky. President M. Smith Vice-President D. Waters Secretary M. Graney Treasuer J. Nichols D. Heiner G. Murphy D. Cuddihy J. Crouse D. Maleady S. Haviland M. Hayden S. Abbott K. Hunt 42 CLASS OF 1981 S. Donovan P. Rimkunas M. Murphy C. Sinacore T. Flood J. Reveal J. Moore P. Cusaclt P. Verrastro B. Dooley D. Murray S. Mulligan D. Wittenburg J. Sulpizi 43 junioA 45 47 OUR ALMA MATER 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 St. 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 words. We shall come to Alma Mater In our dreams again With a prayer for dear Saint Mary's And a sweet Amen.'' CLASS OF Pamela Jean Abbott Teresa Anne A|bowjcz Times Change And We With Time But Not in the Way Of Friendship Michael Baker Kelly Anne Banks Mary D Acchille Karen A. Dougherty 50 51 53 Ray St. Hila ire Michael Verrastro Michael Vogel Mary Theresa Wirmusky 55 The wave of the future is coming and there is no fighting it. Anne Morrow Lindbergh I have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experience. I know no way of judging of the future but Lby the past. _________________________________________________________________ I hope the future holds for me the companionship of good friends, love, end happiness for eternity. If you love something, let is go free. If it comes back, it's yours: if it doesn't, it never was. 57 Oh. there's such a lot of things to do and such a lot to be. (A.S. Milne) Be yourself. Who else is better qualified? “ (Frank J. Giblin II) Days seem so long But when they're part of the past They seem to have gone by so fast But when we think of the future days They seem so far away. v MM •i” f 4 , ft M a ; «m- j § it ' i «V -• 0) “The secret of life is enjoying the passing of time (James Taylor) 58 To accomplish great things . . . We must not only act but also dream We must not only plan but also believe. The future and I will change the present just as the present has changed me and my dreams. The woods are lovely, dark and deep But I have promise to keep and miles to go before I sleep and miles to go before I sleep. (Robert Frost) You cannot judge future happenings by past experiences. 59 In the past, we have had a light which flickered, in the present we have a light which flames and in the future there will be a light which shines over all the land. (Winston Churchill) When time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures too. The mem ry of the past will stay And half our joys renew. (Thomas Moore) Keep in mind . . . Fame is a shadow money takes up wings and disperses: your self image is all that endures. Everything evolves around changing. Sometimes in order to get better things out of life, we must change the things around us and change ourselves. 60 Here I go. Swingin Lo. across that County Line. The noose that was around my neclc is far behind . . (Pousette-Dart Band) Take your time . . . don't live too fast Troubles will come and they will pass. Go find a woman and you'll find love. And don’t forget, son There is someone up above. The future looks bright. It gives us promises for tomorrow, and it takes away the pain of yesterday. Time bears away all things, even our minds. 61 I stole a ride on a passing star, not knowing where I was going, how near or how far. Through years of light, lands of future and past, until the heavenly gates were sighted at last. Time is the circle of life . . . Time is the creation of man. Therefore, time will end with the extinction of man. After all. it’s what we've done that makes us what we are. 62 The future is something which everyone reaches at the rate of sixty minutes an hour, whatever he does, whoever he is. We've got a long way to go and a short time to get there: we're gonna do what they said can’t be done. We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there. (Charles Franklin Kettering) Don't look back. Something may be gaining on you. (Leroy SatcheH Paige) 63 The pictures I see. they all tell a story. Bout where we been and where we’re goin. The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. Any fool can do it— There ain't nothing to it. (James Taylor) All of my life I've been dreaming Till you came my way All of your life aren't you searchin For love forever All I need is someone to believe in me. (Peter Frampton) The fears of the present moment are the stepping stones to the future. Keep an eye on the future Live the present Let the past be a part of what we are. 64 BACCALAUREATE MASS AND BREAKFAST GRADUATION 1980 66 1980 Class Will WE. the CLASS OF 1980 Graduates of St. Mary's Academy of the Town of Hoosick County of Rensselaer State of New York being of sound and disposing mind and memory do make, publish and declare this to be our CLASS WILL. PAM ABBOTT leaves sharing her knowledge of Mr. Galvin's social I I class with her sister Shari. TERESA ALBOWICZ leaves her cheering for Cambridge to Kim Hunt. MICHAEL BAKER leaves Paul and Moose to go out and get stuffed without him. KELLEY BNAKS leaves doing everything in four steps and leaves Mr. Martelle to buy Girl Scout Cookies. DAVID CASEY leaves. RUTHANN CHAMPNEY leaves very gladly LINDA CONNOR leaves her blueberry suit to Miss Cuddihy. MARYD ACCHILLE leaves Mrs. Decker a guaranteed fudge recipe. KAREN DOUGHERTY leaves Margaret with no one to ride to school with. MATT DOWNEY leaves if he passes French 4. MARK FARRARA leaves gladly. LINDA GREENWOOD leaves an inch taller than when she came, and Sherry Elwell hoping to gain a few more. COLLEEN HARRINGTON leaves having carried many brown bags. BRIDGET HOAG leaves with a little luck . . . VICKIE HOARD leaves with great memories of car trouble during lunch hour. FRANCIS KUSALA leaves. GAYLE LORETAN leaves saying Au Revour et Bon Chance. DEBBIE LIPORACE leaves Miss Wynne with no one to suppose about. CARINA MARTORELLO leaves Laura and Maria with 4 years to go and Paul Tetrault to find someone else to share a locker with. RUTH McLENITHAN leaves never coming back. MIKE MILLIMAN leaves joyfully. DANNY MURPHY leaves his handy calculator to Mr. Galvin. MAUREEN NUGENT leaves her Calculus seat to Mary Margaret Graney who has the brains to sit there. MARIA PENDERGAST leaves Calculus class to John and Joe. DANNY RAMSEY leaves without a Calculus Book. STANLEY REMANCUS leaves Saturday nights to Rock. JACKIE REYMAN leaves Robin MacNeil her box of Kleenex Tissues. LOUIE SALLUZZO leaves with no regrets. RAY ST. HILAIRE leaves to play his way to the top. SCOTT SCHLICK leaves for some good times in Saratoga. MIKE VERRASTRO leaves gladly. MIKE VOGEL leaves. MARY WIRM USKY leaves still looking for her sandals. 78-79 Pope John Paul I Elvis Dies John Paul II, Third Pope in a Year The Duke Dies Recession Hits the World Three Mile Island United States Taken Hostage Solar Energy OPEC Lydall Buys Wood Flong Salt II SMA Northern Conference Champs Laetrile Yankees Mourn Munson Pope Visits United States 69 PERSONAL PATRONS Guinevere of Camelot Mr. and Mrs. Studly LeRoche Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sturges Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn Father Riley Mark Yager Mr. and Mrs. Sipperly Bill Keyes 55 William Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neil J.D. 79 Carol Liporace 79 Rosie Nugent 76 Rocky and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Raymond St. Hilaire and Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leeseman Mary Hoard Piglet '83 Miss DeSantis Cu '81 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Waters Mr. Thomas Murphy Jeff and Terry Loomis Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gilberti Mary Doyle Ray and Gene Bogucki Mr. Bill Yager Mike Brandi 72 Mr. and Mrs. George Milne Karen and Judy Yager Lester Goodermote Bob and Dianne Rooney Raymertown Garage Jane and John Richard Wirmusky Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sturges Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fririhio Gypsy and Emily Larry McDermott Mac and Jeanne Doug Golinski Mr. and Mrs. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Enfield Mr. and Mrs. William Folgert Mrs. Rose Pierson David Liporace 76 Carol Greenwood 74 Mr. and Mrs. William Greenwood Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick Kandi Ellen Thompson '92 A Friend Miss Wynne Faye Rogers Teresa Hubbard 76 Mrs. Stephen Bradley Florence McNally Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Notare Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sennett Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Crucetti Mr. and Mrs. A. Rousseau Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martelle and Family O. J. 75 Chris Dehnert Bob Kaufmann Joan Rancourt '50 Marge and Joe Ray Meaney 70 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shea Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carson Mr. and Mrs. John Minehan Pam and Sheila Connor Regina M. Brodeski Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy Rita Kennedy '76 Mrs. Albert A. Butkas Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Kipp Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martelle Ann Marie Ramsey '78 Fly Jim Bulson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shaw Pattie and Bernie Zilinskas Therese Maleady '74 Danny and Joyce Father Ammering Donald and Sally Decker Paul Hoag Kevin and Kelley Mrs. Henry Marcoux Jim and Veronica Hoag A Friend Father Jim Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gardener Norine Griffith Mary Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Ned Mohan Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Marcoux Goerge and Bonnie Ciccone Angeline Carelli Mary J. Jenkins Rev. Kenneth J. Kennedy O.S.A. Norma and Jerry Morin Carol and John Gatus Rhonda Tate '92 Karen Ramsey Gasparini '72 Dan Ramsey '80 Mr. and Mrs. James Moore Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Gary and Toots Albowicz Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wirmusky Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Nealon Mary Murphy Miss Hall Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Liporace Bruce and Eve Baker Mr. and Mrs. David Morris Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Allard Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cuddihy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Melesky Scott (Murray) Tate Mrs. Thomas Finnen BUSINESS PATRONS Willis Texaco Service Gaile's Beauty Shop Rays Radio T.V. George S. McKearin Barclay Home Products Bennington Pizza House Heritage House Mulligan’s Store Sprague's Garage Cap-tan Color Nichols George H. Holbrook Haydens Bar Grill CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 PAROCHIAL SCHOOL UNIFORMS BY nss CORPORATION 7 PALISADE AVENUE — BOX 308 EMERSON, NEW JERSEY 07630 74 REAL ESTATE BEST WISHES to the Class of '80 JEROME E. From WRIGHT Sr. Mary Ernesta, CSJ Sr. Regina Marie, CSJ INSURANCE Sr. Marilyn, CSJ Sr. Mary Olivia, CSJ Sr. Mary Collis, CSJ Sr. Mathilda Druke, RSM Greenwich 692 2284 Granville 642-1673 Salem 854-7201 Cassayuna 692 2508 Hoosick Falls 686 7492 Cambridge 677-8531 Sr. James Miriam, CSJ Sr. Dolorata, CSJ 75 CONGRATULATIONS From IKE'S shel j STATION Congratulations to the GRADS OF 1980 and BEST WISHES FROM The Connor Family DUKE and LORRAINE MARK 77....... DONNA 78..... LINDA '80 PAM '85 SHEILA '87 .. U.D. '81 SUNY'82 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the Class of 1980 From Lunch Served From I 1:00 to 2:00 and 5:00 to 8:00 78 COMPLIMENTS of DELII REY'S SALES SERVICE Phone: (518) 686 7389 or 753-651 I INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS — PARTS — SERVICE COMPLIMENTS of In Business Since 1947 COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR 24 HOUR TOWING An Official New York State Inspection Station Dan Green, Proprietor Compliments of Cambridge Valley Livestock Market, Inc. Glen and Stanley McLenithan, Auctioneers Route 22 One Mile North of Cambridge, NY Sales Every Tuesday Office Telephone: 677 3895 Compliments of William E. Dailey, Inc. To each and every one of you Make new friends; but keep the old, for one is silver, while the other is gold. THE ROGERS OF HIGH Ray'44 j,doI7o STREET Terri 71 Jim 72 Joni 74 Mickey 79 Rosemarie '81 Faye 82 B E S T W I S H E S 62 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '80 GOLDEN KRUST BAKERY 19 Main St. Hoosick Falls, NY Contact Lenses Visual Examinations OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATES A Peter A, Martin, O.D. 29 Wilder Ave. A Hoosick Falls, New York A Phone: 686 571? Congratulations to the Class of 1980 r MR. MRS. Thomas A. Nugent and Family BEST WISHES GRADUATES FROM THE STANDARD PRESS AND THE WASHINGTON COUNTY POST YOUR WEEKLY SOURCE OF AREA NEWS 85 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 Dr. and Mrs. Philip Mar+inez and Michelle, Jeffery, Denise James, Maureen, Marcus 87 MURPHY’S Grocery Store Wishes the Best of Luck to The Class of 1980 Francis Murphy, Proprietor BEST WISHES to the Class of '80 HOLMAN MFG. CO., INC. Custom Molders of Plastics Congratulations to the Class of 1980 88 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1980 FROM THE DRISCOLL FAMILY ALUMNI Frank Driscoll John Driscoll Fay Driscoll Marie Driscoll Nugent Nancy Driscoll George Driscoll CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 Maria '80 °Joe 83 Ginny and Tom Pendergast Larry '85 Tommy '87 Kevin '89 Matthew '93 DRAGON'S SHOES 510 Main St. Bennington, VT E S T Hie Village Bonkamrai a rr the only gifts that are opened more than oner H39 MAIN ST. BENNINGTON Bcnnmfffons most complete boomtore over 13.000 tines. w I s H E S 90 Congratulations Class of 1980 DR. KENNETH KELMAN DR. RICHARD BERGMAN AND STAFF 92 Good Luck to the Class of 1980 E 1959 • WHcne riNc steak is a tradition “ (Vermont Steak House Route q cast BfcWAI IA GTOM • U6RM0NT 05201 PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ALL OCCASIONS ANDRICK STUDIO of Photography 53 Church ST HOOSICK FALLS. NY STUDIO 510-686 4561 HOME 518 686-5783 SPECIALIZING IN WEDDINGS ft PORTRAITS Official Photographer for 1980 ECHO Compliments KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Hoosick Falls Council 457 Looking for New Members Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 from Blue Flame Gas Service 37 Elm Street Hoosick Falls, NY Phone: 686 7378 Good Luck Best Wishes to the From Class of '80 CEIL'S BENNINGTON RESTAURANT AVIATION Fine Foods CHARLES C HARTE BEST WISHES FROM CHARLES G. HARTE AGENCY Better HOMES and GARDENS YOUR REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS 802 442 8561 A) Better 17 1 HQ Homes. X X and Garden 97 Best Wishes from Good Luck to The Class of 80 from Oak Materials Grou Hoosiclc Falls, NY Fedlers Dept. Store 41 West Main St. Cambridge, NY The Y Store Meats, Groceries and Gas a Shoes n Clothing d Route 22, North Petersburg tor the family OPEN 8am-9 pm Congratulations from Rt. 67 North Hoosick New York 12133 A NEW CONCEPT IN HEALTH CARE FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY THERE ARE THREE WAYS TO JOIN THE CHP HOOSICK FALLS MEDICAL OFFICE Through an employer group of four or more, as an optional health benefit. Aslt your employer when you can have the CHP choice. Medicare recipients can supplement coverage with CHP by enrolling at any time. Self employed people or employer groups of three or less may enroll during semi-annual open enrollment periods. For more information, or to arrange a CHP speaker for your club, church, or employer group call (518) 686-7350. GIARI'S VILLAGE PIZZA DELI SHOP MAIN STREET HOOSICK FALLS, NY Telephone: 686-7955 101 102 Compliments and Best Wishes To the Class of 1980 From The Hoosac Pharmacy Rocco Teresa Elaine Mary Ann Michael Paul and Carol Verras+ro Good Luck to the Class of 1980 Capa no s 27 Elm St. Hoosick Falls, NY Don's Barber and Congratulations Styling Shop to the Class of 80 from Daily Hours Columbia Tuesday through Thursday 9 6 Friday 9-8 and Sat. 9-3 Corporation REGULAR RAZOR CUTS, AND STYLING WORLD FAMOUS ROFFLERHAIR PRODUCTS AVAILABLE 14 JOHN STREET PHONE: HOOSICK FALLS, NY 686 9688 Walloomsac Compliments of Italian Cuisine 105 220 Prospect St. North Bennington VT Phone:(802)442 4291 THE OIL COMPANY MOBIL TEXACO Petroleum Distributors Wishing the Class of '80 a Very Successful Future Lacated on Corner of First and Elm in Beautiful Downtown Hoosick Falls Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Bobinski and Abby Congratulations Class of 1980 A FRIEND Dick Betsy Murphy Tim 76 Dan '80 Beth'83 Eric '89 Phone P.O. Box 9 (518) 686 4512 Hoosick Falls,NY 12090 Frank Reynolds Howard Reynolds Plant— Route 67 Bob's Auto Parts An auto parts store. And more. 4NAPA} 108 GOOD LUCK FROM 129 Church St. Hoosick Falls, New York Phone: 686-7354 COMPLIMENTS OF Salluzzo's Grill Coldest Beer in Town 6 Packs and Ice to Go Good Luck From Richard CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF'80 Now You're One of Us S.M.A. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ItCJI Uiluntpool Congratulations to The Class of 1980 From RUDITIS Home Appliances, Inc. 11-13 John Street Hoosick Falls, NY Radio tiaek COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 From DONOVAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION P.O. BOX 180— HOOSICK FALLS Best Wishes From DELANEY'S HOTEL Good Luck To the Class of 1980 From SONNY'S MOTORS Congratulations From COURT ST. MARY 30 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA BEST WISHES From the Town of Hoosick DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE To the Class of 1980 James Neal Chairman Congratulations and Best Wishes Dr. MRS. WM. A. FLOOD AND FAMILY For Good Food and Entertainment Try The Market East Main Street, Cambridge, N.Y. 12816 Congratulations From Tom and Helen Gulden, Owners Best Wishes From the Faculty Congratulations to the Class of '80 from Donald and Ann Smith AUTOGRAPHS THE 80S?