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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

CLASS YESTERDAY OF 1982 “Chuckie” “Robin” “Pender” TOMORROW “Rose” “Tate” “Kevin” “Erin” “Cindy” T O D A Y “Keelin” | “Woody” Cynthia Appelgate Kevin M. Brandalik Mary Erin Casey Denis Clyne 2 James Donovan Sherry Ann Elwell Daniel A. Fields Judith Ann Marie Harrington Sherry” “Carlos Chuckie” “Keelin “Helana ‘‘Pender “Judy-Robin” '� Arfv i DEDICATION Among all those to whom we are indebted, it is most fitting that we dedicate our “Academy Echo” to the Sisters of St. Joseph. From our first year in school until now, when we are about to depart from St. Mary’s Academy, the Sisters have guided and instructed us. They have helped us through many trials. Therefore: For your interest and understanding when we needed it most, for your prac- tical aid on every occasion, for your personal interest in each one of us, for your kindly humor, for giving us so much of your valuable time to make possible an in- valuable Catholic education, for your many years spent with us in St. Mary's Academy, we, the Class of 1982, lovingly and gratefully dedicate our Echo to you, The Sisters of St. Joseph. 17 1982 Class Will WE, the CLASS OF 1982, graduates of St. Mary's Academy, Hoosick Falls, New York, being of sound and disposing mind and memory do make, publish, and declare this to be our CLASS WILL. CINDY APPELGATE leaves her sister, Candy, her seat in Accounting Class. KEVIN BRANDALIK leaves Jud with one less neck to strangle, and the School” with one less janitor. ERIN CASEY leaves to study French, so sometime in the near future she can teach about E.R. verbs. DENIS CLYNE leaves for the Hedges. JAMES DONOVAN leaves still on double secret probation and with a master key to life. SHERRY ELWELL leaves after attaining her goal of reaching 5M 2 , finally. DANNY FIELD leaves his books and an empty desk. JUDY HARRINGTON leaves the tiny town of Hoosick Falls for a second journey to the British Isles. KEELIN HAYDEN leaves Donna “Cud with a less confusing gym class, and a lot more band-aids. She leaves Shannon Murphy to dominate St. Mary's girls sports. HELANA KUSALA leaves Faye Rogers with no one to talk to on Monday mornings. ROBIN MacNEIL leaves coke and drinks the_! JOHN PENDERGAST leaves. JAMIE PERCY leaves for lunch. PAUL TETREAULT leaves with a blue ribbon. ROSEMARIE ROGERS leaves Karen Schumacher her size 10 cheerleading shoes and she leaves her sister Faye to carry on the Rogers' name. HELEN WOODCOCK leaves Mr. Galvin a membership card for the Green Mountain Boys.” 18 J.e CINDY KEVIN DENIS SHERRY CINDY will be marching with a band. KEVIN will be President of Brandalik’s Bank Loan. ERIN will be the United Nations’ leading Ambassador representing the United States. DENIS will live in New Jersey with his friends, “Cheech and Chong,” and cruise around in a van of mystery. JIM will legally have his name changed to “Jack D Is.” SHERRY will be the top Special Education teacher with her former classmates as her students. DAN JUDY ROBIN HELANA KEELIN JOHN DANNY will be sole proprietor for collecting bet money on who will win the Boston Red Socks games. JUDY will become a photographer and will have a famous picture entitled “SPOT-light.” HELANA will be teamed up with Jacques Cousteau. ROBIN will settle down and raise a family of little Garys’. JOHN will be the No. “1” sports announcer in America. KEELIN will be a professional basketball referee, working in the men's pro leagues. JAMIE will hold the title of the world's first renowned polygamist and invent his own personal hobby of eating breakfast. PAUL will be running an alcoholic rehabilitation center. ROSE will leave Hoosick Falls for Florida where she will search for her lost “Harte.” HELEN will be Chairlady of the Computer Science” Department at Bennington College. Prophecy 19 20 Dream on. Dream until your dreams come true. Aerosmith Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward, always just a step ahead of me. . Success is measured by one’s goals and ideals not other’s. Dreaming takes me away to where I've always heard it could be. Just a breeze and the wind to carry me; soon I will be free. Christopher Cross 21 The important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle the essential things is not to have conquered but to have fought well.” If you can imagine it. you can achieve it. If you can dream it you can become it.” So I am told it is cold and harsh but I am destined to conquer it because it is this world which awaits me now thus I am chosen sample, no one is above me. nor anyone below me. we are all equal.” All in all it was another brick in the wall. Pink Floyd 22 As long as I can stand. I will keep on striving. Love and desire are the spirits wings to great deeds. 23 Administration and Faculty Brother Bernard Hanson. F.S.C. Principal. Guidance Counselor. Religion IV Most Reverend Howard J. Hubbard Bishop of Albany Diocese Mrs. Penny Holmes School Nurse Rev. Francis X. Gallogly. OSA WM Mrs. Esther Bogardus Secretary Mr. John Galvin Social Studies Miss Donna Cuddihy Phys. Ed. and Health Mr. Michael Allan French Mrs. Sally Decker Science and Math Miss Deborah Hall English Mrs. Mary Alice Scott Business Mr Joseph Martelle Health. Science. Phys. Ed. Mrs. Jean Shiland Librarian Sr. M. Elizabeth Cunning S.S. J. Religion 25 ' You wouldn’t want my opinion. “Please smile Mr. Allan. It’s time to take out the weight charts. What’s the problem Tim? What's your angle? I just love these students. 26 I wish they would hurry up and take this picture. Tiny Bubbles 27 Come on. come on. FACULTY Brother Hanson. J. Crowley. E. Bogardus. S. Decker. M. Scott. D. Hall. J. Calvin. J. Martelle, M. Allan 28 ADMINISTRATION 1982 CL First Row: C. Smith. D. Casey. J. Sinacore, E. Murphy. S. Decker — Advisor. Second Row: R. Harrington. K. Arm. P Baker. D. McDonald. R. Graney. M. Maroney. M. Schumacher. A. Constable. First Row: M. Randolph. C. Appelgate. J. Ryan. J. Graney. M. Shaw. F. Rogers. Second Row: S Moore. M Mastrandrea, D. Abbott. K. Mahar, A. Dwyer. Missing: D. Reyman. 30 First Row: K. Arm. Co-Secretary. D. McDonald. Co-Secretary. M Randolph. Treasurer. Second Row: M. Shaw. Co-President. Mrs. Decker. M Maroney. Co-President. One More Step and We Are at the Top . . . T. Dwyer J. Graney R. Graney R. Harrington K. Mahar M. Maroney The Class of ’83 31 S. Moore D. McDonald E. Murphy M. Randolph D. Reyman F. Rogers M. Schumacher 32 M. Shaw C. Smith Best Wishes Seniors . . . Front Row: E. Ehrenfreund. Middle Row: D. Tague. D. Jones. J. Cusack. M. Murphy. M. Martorello. C. Murray. Back Row: P. Horton. J. Mastrandrea. R Harrington. J. Johnson. H. Lorenz. Miss Hall. Advisor. Front Row: M. Smith. P. Cullen. W. Barton. K. Schumacher. C. Kusala. Back Row: L. Martorello. R. Farrara. M. Thilking, C. Rogers. H. Galvin. Missing: D. Blinstrub. R. Hungerford, K. Phillips. D. Rospo, B. Heiner. 34 Debbie Hall — Sophomore Class Advisor. No Longer Inhibited by Nervousness, We are . . . W. Barton D. Blinstrub P. Cullen J. Cusack E. Ehrenfreund R. Farrara H. Galvin R. Harrington P. Horton R. Hungerford D. Jones C. Kusala The Class of ’84 M. Martorello J. Mastrandrea M. Murphy K. Phillips L. Martorello H. Lorenz Congratulations Seniors . . . Front Row: A Perkins. K. Shaw. D. Robinson. A. Hansen. E. O’Mally. G. Smith. Back Row: P. McLenithan, T. J. Lillie, S. Murphy. R. Blinstrub, W. Lewis. Front Row: C. Ciccone. P. Connors. T. Elwell. T. Smith. S. Bogucki. S. Albowicz. Back Row: K. Harrington. J. Elwell. R. Bruneau. E. Zito, M. D’Acchille. P. Aleksonis. 38 Front Row: A. Bogucki. J. Marani. D. Feathers. B. Peters. Back Row: Mr. Allan. Freshmen Advisor. C. Bradley. C. Nadeau. R. Rice. A. Buchanan. Chris Ciccone, Class President; Mr. Allan. Class Advisor. Slightly Confused but Still. . . Chris Ciccone. Class Officer. Row: S. Albowicz. P. Aleksonis. R. Blinstrub. Row: A. Bogucki. S. Bogucki. C. Bradley. Row: R. Bruneau. A. Buchanan. C. Ciccone. Row: P. Connor, J. Elwell. T. Elwell. The Class of ’85 D. Feathers Class of ’85 P. McLenithan A. Hansen K. Harrington H. MacNeil S. Murphy E. O’Malley A. Perkins B. Peters D. Robinson E. Zito R. Rice K. Shaw T. Smith In Memory of Sports Sean Brandalik Section St Mary's 52 vs Renns 70 St. Mary's 49 vs Saratoga cc 52 St. Mary's 68 vs Granville 49 St. Mary's 66 vs Hoosic Valley 87 St. Mary's 53 vs Whitehall 55 St. Mary’s 48 vs Watervliet 76 St. Mary's 43 vs Cambridge 45 St. Mary’s 45 vs St. Mary’s G.F. 49 St. Mary's 55 vs Watervliet 74 St. Mary’s 59 vs Corinth 42 St. Mary’s 59 vs Ft. Edward 35 St. Mary’s 76 vs Saratoga cc 63 St. Mary's 64 vs Granville 70 St. Mary’s 53 vs Whitehall 61 St. Mary’s 48 vs St. Mary’s 36 St. Mary’s 64 vs Hoosic Valley 50 St. Mary’s 59 vs Saratoga cc 53 St. Mary’s 61 vs Cambridce 58 St. Mary's 82 vs Ft. Edward 55 St. Mary's 44 vs Corinith 41 St. Mary’s 59 vs Broadalgin 50 St. Mary’s 56 vs Argvle 49 St. Mary’s 61 vs Perth 63 St. Mary’s 40 vs Granville 48 St. Mary’s 40 vs Whitehall 38 St. Mary’s 38 vs St. Mary's 53 St. Mary’s 44 vs Corinth 34 St. Mary’s 43 vs Ft. Edward 34 St. Mary's 40 vs Saratoga cc 16 St. Mary's 29 vs Granville 39 St. Mary’s 44 vs St. Mary’s 30 St. Mary's 50 vs Ft. Edward 36 St. Mary’s 50 vs Corinth 29 St. Mary’s 44 vs Whitehall 24 St. Mary’s 32 vs Saratoga 25 St. Mary’s 54 vs Warrenburg 82 J. Graney. C. Bradley, G. Smith J. Graney, R. Farrara. J. Ryan. M. Schumacher. C. Bradley GOLF TEAM 45 R. Farrara. M. Schumacher. J. Ryan VOLLEYBALL Junior Varsity Back Row: L. Martorello. S. Murphy. K. Shaw. D. Reymond. D. Cuddihy (coach). C. Nadeau. A. Buchannon. B. Peters. Front Row: J. Marandi. Varsity Front Row: D. Casey. K. Hayden. E. Casey. M. Shaw. Second Row: K. Mahar. F. Rogers. A. Constable. Coach: D. Cuddihy. 46 47 Varsity Front Row: M. Martorello, S. Moore, S. Elwell, Captain. Back Row: K. Schumacher. R. Rogers. Captain E. O’Malley. Top: B. Murphy Karen Schumacher. Advisor Ann Donovan J.V. Cheerleaders First Row: Cindy Appelgate. Second Row: P. Cullen. P. Connors. J. Elwell. Third Row: J. Sinacore. M. Murphy. Fourth Row: M. Randolph. Mrs. S. Decker. 49 J. Percy. P. Baker. D. Tetreault. D. Abbott. Sm. Schumacher. K. Brandalik. Coach J. Martelle. Missing: J. Ryan. R. Fararra. J. Ryan Girls Varsity Basketball Front Row: J. Bromirski, D. Cuddihy, Coach. L. Baker. Right Side: M. D'Acchille. K. Shaw. K. Wirmusky. Left Side: E. O’Malley. M. MartoreWo, S. Murphy. On Top: K. Mahar, K. Hayden. 52 PURPLE EAGLES 53 THE 1982 1981-1982 J.V. Boy’s Basketball First Row: D. Tague. G. Smith. M Thilking; Second Row: J. Mastrandrea. J. Graney. C. Bradley; Third Row: T. Eiwell. Pat McLenithan; Back Row: P. Aleksonis. S. Albowicz; Missing: Coach J. Hickey. 1982 Baseball Team First Row: C. Cicoone. D. Tague. S. Albowitz. J. Graney. Second Row: B. Heiner. E. Ehrenfreund. J. Percy. M. Thilking, P. Tetreault. M. Baker. Coach J. Martelle. First Row: K. Shaw. E. Casey. A. Morrison. F. Rogers. Coach D. Cuddihy. E. O’Malley. D. Robinson. D. Casey. B. Rogers. Sitting: C. Nadeau. K. Hayden. A. Buchanan. 1982 Softball Team 55 JUNIOR CLASS Student Council Margaret Shaw, Manette Maroney. Chris Ciccone. Keelin Hayden. Melissa Smith. 1981-82 Brother Bernard Hanson, Advisor 58 J. Donovan. J. Percy. D. Feilds. K. Brandalik. P. Tetreault. J. Pendergast. Advisor Mrs. Scott. D. Clyne, H. Woodcock. S. Elwell E Casey. H. Kusala. J. Harrington. R. Rogers. Missing: K. Hayden. R. MacNeil. Yearbook Staff Yearbook Photographers Robin MacNeil and Judi Harrington 60 Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Mary Alice Scott Rose. Judi. and Robin are hard at work putting the finishing touches on newly developed pages. Professional inspection of all material is a must. A picture of a picture taker, taking a picture. No Mrs. Scott! No Typing! Helen has her proof reading ability mastered so well that she claims to be able to do it with her eyes closed. Elementary and High School Activities Elementary students participate in “Thanksgiving celebration. SMArathon Route Yes. I really did walk the whole route! Junior High gives a helping hand. Kitchen Duty Lunch Break A couple laughs between classes. Thank God it’s Friday! 63 C. Appelgate. J. Donovan K. Brandalik. J. Salluzzo E. Casey. P. Cusack 1981 PROM 64 65 Personal Patrons Patrick “77” Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Graney Jan Silverman-Pollow Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wright Kathy and Craig Rockwell Robert Beattie Mr. and Mrs. George Van Bramer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Delury Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hoag and Nathaniel Terry, Mary Kay, and Jennifer Sprague Mike Shirl, Kristy and Michael Shiland Gene and Hazel Aveny Banjo Mart Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hatfield Mrs. Kay Shiland Teresa Albowics “80” Mr. and Mrs. Levandowski Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Morin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McGarvin Mr. and Mrs. James O'Neil Marie and Donna O'Neil Nora and Tom Crowley Mike and Linda Graney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Billick Gert Springer Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wirmusky Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kusala Bob and Diane Rooney Michael and Susan Day T. P. Grigg Art Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde and Family David Soule Kathryn Albowicz A. J. Wirmusky Jr. Connie Towart Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Cole Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bleau Linda and Rocky O’Dell “Gee” Marcoux Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lally Jr. Mr. Richard Schumacher and Family Mr. and Mrs. Liperaceand Family Cynthia Brownell The Leonard Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shea Mr. and Mrs. William Hall and Family Mr. and Mrs. George E. Doughrty Jr. and Family Andy and Sharon Kipp Congratulations from the Hammonds Nancy Taber Judy Marcoux” Flynn 61 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davok Esther Bogardus Don and Sally Decker Pat Carknard “52” Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Born and Family Bernie 83 Dan, Deb and Sarah Burgess Margaret “83” , Jim 61 Patty Shaw 63 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Luyld Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ski Bromirski Rev. Kenneth Kennedy OSA Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Kennedy Thomas and Ellen Scott and Family Gerry and Norma Morin Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Maxon and Family David Downey 70 Personal Patrons Augustian Fathers Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. James O’Neil Bonnie Greenberger Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Levandowski Mr. and Mrs. George Wolff Donald Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morin Teresa Eighmey Beverly Kaukas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Levansowski Mr. and Mrs. Randall Woodward Mr. and Mrs. William Grennan Mrs. Anna O’Neil Terry, John, and Michael Burdick Business Patrons LA SALETTE RESTAURANT FEDLER’S DEPARTMENT STORE JIM APPELGATE COMPANY GRANEY’S APIARY 71 The Class of 1982 extends their most sincere appreciation to the Patrons of our Yearbook. With your generosity and support you have made “The 1982 Yearbook” a realityl 72 Dear Mom and “Papa” It is very important for me at this time in my life to say thank-you. I want to let you know that I appreciate everything you have invested in me. You made it possible for me to graduate from St. Mary's Academy. You helped me with my homework, you advised and took interest in what I did and said. You also helped me through the pains of growing up. I managed to make it through all the ups and downs of life, because of your love and understanding. I hope that I have made you as proud of me, as I am of you. I am very lucky to have parents such as you. I love you, Honor your father and your mother that you may have a long life in the land which the lord, your god, is giving you. Exodus, ch. 12, verse 12. CONGRATULATIONS 73 THE OIL COMPANY MOBIL TEXACO Petroleum Distributors Serving Hoosick Falls and Surrounding Area With Quality Mobil Products From Two Locations N. Hoosick Station W Gasoline and Related Products Elm Street — Main Office Heating Oils and Industrial Oils Phone: 686-7345 CURTIS LUMBER CO., INC. THE FALLS DINER Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Route 22, River Road 518-686-7391 Monday — Saturday 7:30 to 5:00 Friday until 8:00 Congratulations Class of V Take Out Orders 686-5757 Noel and Sue Matte Best Wishes! Class of 1982 From the Seventh Grade m: w • Congratulations From Dick, Jeanie, Theresa, Margaret, Michelle, Nancy, Marie, Wheaties, Roger. at THE AMERICAN HOUSE RESTAURANT — Pizza and Sandwiches — Elm Street 686-5005 Hoosick Falls, NY Good Luck Seniors! Compliments of In Business Since 1947 Complete Auto Repair 24 Hour Towing An Official New York State Inspection Station Dan Green, Proprietor Congratulations Seniors!! MAHAR FUNERAL HOME 43 Main Street Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Funeral Directors J. Donald Smith — Timothy J. Smith Phone 686-5123 77 CLASS OF 1982 From The Eighth Grade ROSPO VILLAGE JARD’S TAVERN CO. INC. Valley Falls, NY 12185 Tel. 518-753-9582 MFRS. Bowen Rd., Benn., Vt. Tel. 802-442-3173 Congratulations Class of ’82 Congratulations Class of ’82 Now You’re One of Us S.M.A. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION “Roars” Its Congratulations to the Class of ’82 DANDE-LION Early Childhood 196 Church Street Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 12090 518-686-4193 Terri Burdick • Carol Gaillard • Jocelyn Ryan More than just a bank! Member Federal Depotit Insurance Corporation Serving Vermont Congratulations Seniors 82 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From C M CAR WASH Rt. 22, Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Rt. 22, Cambridge, N.Y. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1982 From the DRISCOLL FAMILY ALUMNI Frank Driscoll John Driscoll Fay Driscoll Marie Driscoll Nugent Nancy Driscoll George Driscoll Best Wishes to the 1982 Seniors From BUSINESS WORLD, INC. 434 Main Street, Benn., Vt. 11 30 Corner — Manchester, Vt. 5 Berkshire Plaza — North Adams, Ma. “Everything for the Office” “School Supplies, Too 85 Good Luck to the “Class of ’82” From OAK MATERIALS GROUP Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 86 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 From RUDITIS HOME APPLIANCES, INC. 11-13 John Street Hoosick Falls, NY We Service What We Sell Best Wishes From THE ROGERS OF HIGH STREET Ray '44 Dodie ’70 Joni ’74 Joan ’48 Jim ’72 Terri ’71 Rosemarie ’82 Mickey ’79 Faye ’83 McNEILLY’S GREENHOUSE Cut Flowers Arrangements Dried Flowers Green Plants Wedding and Funeral Work Troy-Bennington Road Hoosick Falls, NY Telephones: Days: 518-686-5421 Nights: 518-686-5489 Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION OF S.M.A. Best Wishes HOOSICK FALLS HOLBROOK MOTOR SUPPLY JOHNSTON Retail — Wholesale Imported and American Car Parts Attorneys at Law Auto Parts and Supplies 12 Main Street Hoosick Falls, NY 182 Main Street Tel. 686-9511 89 Photography for All Occasions ANDRICK STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 53 Church St. Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Studio: 518-686-4561 Home: 518-686-5783 1982 “Echo” Photographer Specializing in Weddings and Portraits Best Wishes From the MARGE’S MINI MART Route 7, Hoosick, NY TOWN OF HOOSICK DEMOCRATIC Groceries Boar’s Head Deli Meats Hershey’s Ice Cream to the Class of “1982” Come in We’re Very Friendly! James Nealon Chairman 90 Compliments of CAMBRIDGE VALLEY LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. Glen and Stanley McLenithan, Auctioneers Route 22 Tel. 677-3895 One Mile North Sales of Cambridge, N.Y. Every Tuesday Congratulations to the Class of “1982” From PAROCHIAL SCHOOL UNIFORMS 8£S CORPORATION 7 Palisade Avenue — Box 308 Emerson, New Jersey 07630 Italian Cuisine Compliments of Billy and Carol Zito 220 Prospect St. North Bennington, VT Phone: (802) 442-4291 Power for Industry 24 Hour Home and Farm Service J. A. BRADLEY AND SONS, INC. Electrical Contractors Hoosick Falls, New York Telephone: 686-5066 B e s t The Village mookBmmj Booi� } air thconiy gifts that are opened more than oner H39 MAIN ST. BENNINGTON Bcnnmgfon j most complete bookstore over 73.000 tines. w i s h e s BARBECUE RESTAURANT AND BOWLING Walt and Linda Fitzsimmons Gourmet Sandwiches, Pizza Video Games — Pool All Legal Beverages River Rd 686-9971 Tansitor ELECTRONICS, INC. West Road Bennington, Vt. A Good Place to Work Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From E. W. TOMPKINS COMPANY, INC. Engineers and Contractors 158 Orange Street Albany, New York 12210 General Contractors Tel. (518) 462-6577 Heating, Plumbing Electrical and Sheetmetal Contractors 95 GEORGE S. McKEARIN INC Good Luck 29 Church Street Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 12090 Class of ’82 Super Hairstyles for Guys and Gals THE NEW REFLECTIONS 55 E. Main Street Cambridge, NY 12816 Phone: 677-3369 or 692-7114 Congratulations Class of 1982 FASHION FAIR 427 Main Street Bennington, Vermont 802-442-9156 Congratulations Class of ’82 n GIARI’S VILLAGE PIZZA DELI SHOP Main Street Hoosick Falla, N.Y. Phone: 686-7955 Compliments of THE Good Luck Class of ’82 LITTLE GOLDEN KRUST RESTAURANT BAKERY IN THE COUNTRY 19 Main St. Hoosick Falls, NY Rt. 22 Eagle Bridge, NY Compliments of SALLUZZO’S GRILL “Coldest Beer in Town” 6 Packs and Ice to Go Good Luck to the Class of 1982 98 THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS PATIRE CHEVROLET- OLDSMOBILE INC. Rockey Patire Ed Patire Bruce Patire 191 Main Street Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 12090 LDSMOBILE Best Wishes MALEADY BROTHERS Insurance of All Kinds Edward F. Maleady 28 Center St. Licensed Real Estate Broker Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 12090 Congratulations to the Class of ’82 From Good Luck to the Class of 1982 THE WEDDING TREE COLUMBIA CORPORATION 152 Main St. Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 12090 Walloomsac NY 518-686-7363 Best Wishes Class of ’82 EAGLE BRIDGE MACHINE TOOL Eagle Bridge, NY 686-4541 101 Best Wishes to the Class of “1982” From BLUE FLAME GAS SERVICE 37 Elm Street Hoosick Falls, N.Y. Phone 686-7378 103 J J UPHOLSTERY Jim and Jeanette Carey Ave. Hoosick Falls New York Phone: 686-9769 Gifts Crafts Supplies Silk Flowers Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 HOLMAN MFG. CO., INC. Custom Molders of Plastics FOSTER FUEL SUPPLY ARCO OIL HEAT 24 Hour Burner Service 53 Elm Street Hoosick Falls, NY 104 Compliments of “BIG WALT” REYNOLDS TOOL and DIE Co., Inc. Phone P.O. Box 9 (518) 686-4512 Hoosick Falls, NY 12090 FRANK REYNOLDS HOWARD REYNOLDS Plant — Route 67 Congratulations From WILLIAM W. HARNETT, DDS and Staff 105 Fried Chicken Fish and Chips Fresh Made Submarines Congratulations Class of ’82 Best Wishes From FLOMATIC CORPORATION North Hoosick, NY 106 107 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From COURT ST. MARY’S 30 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMEIRCA NEW ENGLANDER v NewEnglander MOTOR INN 220 NORTHSIDE DRIVE •ENNINGTON, VERMONT 05201 JCT. U.S. BUS. 7 «. f 7A � HOSPITALITY UNLIMITED 51 OUTSTANDING ROOMS GUEST DIAL PHONES CABLE COLOR T.V. HERITAGE HOUSE RESTAURANT GOVERNOR’S SUITE PHONE 802—442-6311 Good Luck Seniors! MOTOR INN AND THE HERITAGE HOUSE Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 From Bennington, Vermont 05201 Phone 802 442-9100 BOB’S AUTO PARTS An Auto Parts Store and More. 109 ■ Compliments [ ■ Hi � ' m ••MtaAfioaAi i M a«i� Tia • aTitMAtioaAi 1 MAIvItTia DELUREY’S SALES SERVICE I W SALES JLS SERVICE Phone: (518) 686-7389 or 753-6511 International Trucks — Parts — Service DR. AND MRS. PAULS. BOBINSKI AND ABBY Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of ’82 From ROBSON-DECKER FUNERAL HOME SONNY’S MOTORS Donald E. Decker Owner Rt. 67 North Hoosick Phone: 686-5142 Congratulations to the Class of ’82 Best Wishes From From DELANEY’S TURNER —64 DIANE — 69 HOTEL MARIA — 70 KEVIN — 74 MELISA — 75 Meals, Banquets, CAROLYN — 78 Legal Beverages ELYCE — 79 JAMIE —82 North Hoosick, NY JOHN AND ALICE PERCY Congratulations From TOWN OF HOOSICK REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE To the Class of “1982” John Murphy Chairman 113 JOSEPH A. NADEAU, INC. Lawn and Garden Equipment North Bennington, Vermont 05201 802-442-4006 — Coal and Oil — Congratulations to the Class of ’82! 114 115 Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From DR. AND MRS. PHILIP MARTINEZ AND MICHELLE, JEFFERY, DENISE JAMES, MAUREEN, MARCUS 116 THORPE’S PHARMACY 24 Church Street Hoosick Falls, NY Phone: 686-5711 Good Luck! Class of 1982 117 Dear Graduates of the Class of '82: Anothei segment of life is finished: another period of time has passed by never again to be lived and never to be given back to us. Did you ever stop to think of how we measure our lives in terms of birthdays, our first date, graduations, marriages? Perhaps you would like to reflect for a few minutes about time in our lives. Remember when you were 9, 10. or 11 years old how slowly time seemed to pass? A school day and a school year seemed to take forever. Summer vacation never seemed to come and yet, September would return so quickly. Christmas and our birthday, those high points in our life, never seemed to come quickly enough. Life seemed to pass so slowly. Time crept! But, when you look back in retrospect at those slow days and endless waits, they now seem so short. They did pass quickly! Where did grammar school and especially the last four years at St. Mary's Academy go? Then listen to your grandparents, especially those who are alone. Notice how they speak of days that seem so long. Nights and sleep seem short; morning comes quickly and the day seems endless. Time slows down for them and it weighs so heavily on their mind. Some even long for eternal rest. But think about time in your own individual life. So far you have experienced many things and, hopefully, will ex- perience many more. The phenomenon of time can be most pleasureable or most disturbing. Jacques Brel composed a song Crazy song “Crazy Carousel, in which he tells how quickly the 20’s. 30's, 40’s and 50’s in our lives go by; a kaleidoscope of people and events. Imagine twenty-five years into the future; it's 2007 A.D. Even that date seems frightening. You are sitting in an auditorium or gymnasium; your son or daughter is graduating from high school. Suddenly, everything around you fades away, and into that silence come the ques- tions —“Where have the last 25 years gone? “I am 43!” “What have I accomplished?” “Who really is this person next to me, and who am I?” Imagine how devastated you will feel if you can't find answers to those questions, or worse, if you have never tried to grapple with them. And while you are thinking along with me, have you ever wondered why you were born at this particular time in history, in this country, with this set of parents and friends? Why are you here at St. Mary’s Academy? When you see the starving and the less for- tunate on television, when you read of the lack of personal freedom of some of the people of the world, does it occur to you that you could have been born in that hungry, diseased body? You could have been that political prisoner or you could have been that minority person suffering discrimination? Why weren't you born 1,000 years earlier or later? Thinking of all the variations of time, place, and people that are possible in the history of the world, and your place in it, can be frightening and a cause of wonder. You have learned many things during your time here at St. Mary's Academy. One thing, I hope you have learned, is the recognition of God’s presence and the love in your life, especially during this particular time which He has given you to come to know Him, yourself, and others. He has given you life in a period of history that is exciting, with parents, loved ones, and friends who care about you, in a country where you are free to use the talents He has given you. He has granted you a portion of time that is precious and can pass all too quickly unless you pause at times like these to reflect on this gift. On behalf of the teachers and staff at St. Mary’s Academy who have been instrumental in your development over the past four years, we are grateful to Him for sending you to us to assist in your educational growth. We thank Him for the time we have shared with you. We hope you will remember St. Mary's Academy as a joyful memory in your heart and that in quiet moments you will take time to reflect on who you are, where you have been, and where you are going. We hope that St. Mary’s Academy has already given and will continue to help give some answers to these important questions. May the God of unending time give you, and those He has given you to know, and to love while here on this earth, peace, health, success and happiness during the remainder of your days in this world and a share in His never ending time thereafter. God Bless and Love each one of you! Sincerely, ✓ 'Brother Bernard Hanson, FSC Principal 118 Farewell From Class of 119 82 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.” (' 120