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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1983 volume:

The Senior Class of Saint Mary's Academy Hoosick Falls, New York PRESENTS ECHO '83 £)edicati on Oo Our parent A een in narrow !io hody I now A hut you and O, On fy per hap A the AtarA, the ApieA of god OhoAe many timeA when O have hi At rattA, Ihider t ie whipA of god and deAofate, hjou have horn the croAA f° Tor me. fdiei that hind ui together fife and death Shaff never he Atrained nor hrohen, I IJemory u iiiAerve me we Oo yuard the yofden cord, thy enduriny fove, sd moAt maynanimouA tohen. Our dlma Wh en the twilight ihadowi gather Out upon the campus qreen Wh en the go(d and purpfe duih corned St ea linq on th e Scene, Jdoqal Sons o dear St. Wary ’i Sing a humn oj praiie So our dear o (d JLa Water J nd our high ichoof dayi. Wh en the (ait hig game ii over J nd the last roll call is heard, Jls the end ol life drawi near ui Ml u ith ioyoui wordi. Weih all come to Sima Slater 3n our dreami again With a prayer jor dear Saint Slary i s nd a Sweet M4men. 3 Most Reverend Howard ). Hubbard Bishop of Albany Diocese Miss Jo Ann Crowley Religion and English Miss Donna Cuddihy Phys. Ed. and Health Reverend Anthony J. Tomasulo, OSA Pastor and Prior Mrs. Esther Bogardus Secretary Mrs. Penny Holmes School Nurse Our Faculty 1982-1983 Mrs. Sally Decker Mr John Calvin Miss Deborah Hall Science and Math Social Studies English 4 Mrs lean Shiland Librarian I thought I only slept 10 minutes.” Mr Michael Allan French Don't be shy, Mr. Calvin” The Three Stooges Brother Bernard Hanson, F.S.C. Principal Guidance Religion IV Dear Graduates of the Class ot 83 Over the past several years you have worked and stocked, practiced and played, and grown - grown mentally as wel as physically - and now you are graduating, ready to begin your lives as members ot the adcit community For some of you this will mean a job and perhaps, shortly, the responstofcties of family living For others, graduation from SMA wil lead to coiege and further years of study and preparation Whatever course your future takes, it is my sivere hope that you will look back on your years at SMA as having prepared you to meet and deal with the chalenges that kfe wi present As you graduate, you become alumm and alumnae of SMA and join over one thousand other proud and dustnous graduates of this school I hope you wd always feel welcome to return to these hallowed hals. as an observer and visitor rather than as a participant You wd not fnd anyone who is gong to tel you to stop chewing gum or send you to the office for being late What you wd fnd. however, are memories, memories of standng at your locker and chatting with a grl fnend or boy friend, memories of the table where you ate lunch with the rest of the gang, memories of a classroom nodent, etc They are al here, these memories of the tine when this was your school Yet. n a very real sense, this std is your school You have become a part of it. as it has become a part of you. a fact that can never be erased I sincerely hope that as graduates you wd retan. ponder, use and share the Christian values that have been nstiled n you and to which you have been ex- posed while here at SMA Your years here have passed al too quKkty and before we invoke the worn-out cfcches about your now being ready to move on nto the world, let us savor for the moment some of what the SMA experience should mean to al of us The excelence of our high school is apparent n the quality of its academe pro- grams and n your accompkshments as reflected by so many of you going on to prestigious two-year and loci-year colleges, by the generous percentage of you receiving Regents Diplomas and Regents Scholarships And of this we are justly proud But more important, you and the faculty have had the opportunity to develop and share a concern for. a generosity toward one another m an at- mosphere of mutual respect and esteem that has been a tremendous learnng ex- perience for each of us We have shown our concern for one another by bertg sensitive to our common goals of quabty education fostered by a defeated facul- ty and enhanced by cooperative and eagar students The composte is the pro- duct of the contributions of both groups Our mutual concern has been further characterized by our availability to one another - faoity available to students and students giving the� tme and talents to fetow-students and to the several extra-curricula r activities that fnd us together n the unique envionment that has been emchng for each of us Our concern for one another, as expressed n our wdingness to give of our abundance and talents to the less fortunate, has expanded to nclude those out- stde ur school whether they be the poor people n our neighborhood and area, or the elderly n Latham, or the exploited teenagers in New York City or the or- phaned and rejected children n lamaica. West Indies Hopefully this concern for others wd be a part of us as we wnd our way through Me In closing I share with you my prayer for you Whoever you are. be noble Whatever you do, do wel Whenever you speak, speak kndty Brmg KDY to wherever you dwel God Bless You’ Mr. Joseph Martelle Health, Science. Phys. Ed. Mrs. Mary Alice Scott Business 5 dongr at illations S, eniors First Row Vincent lames, loseph Maleady, Sean Nealon, William Harkness. Dyke Schumacher, Keith Boyle Second Row: Kelly Rich, Karen Seabury, Lisa Giumarra, Diana Freemantle, Lori Delaney. Emily Wheeler, Dawn LaFlamme, Suzanne Morin Third Row Linda Blinstrub, Suzanne Nadeau, Lisa Baker, Lera Babcock, Lisa Pallim. Laura Harvey, |udy Bromirsky, Robert Barton, Keane Carroll Fourth Row Robert Mulvihill, Philip Luke, Darrin Jones, lames Crouse, Michael Crouse, Joseph Crouse, Karen Wirmusky, Mr. Allen, advisor 6 7 Front Row: Tammy Smith - Treasurer; Kathryn Shaw - President; Margaret D'Acchille - Vice-President. Back Row: Miss Hall - Advisor; Wendy Lewis - Secretary First Row Margaret D'Acchille. Km Harvey, Debbie Robinson. Bonnie Peters, Tammy Smith, Sherry Carangio. Pamela Conners, Eileen O'Malley Second Row Miss Hall — Advisor, Wendy Lewis, Shannon Murphy, Scott Bogucki 8 Stacey Albowicz, Julie Morandi, Kathryn Shaw, Cara Nadeau Third Row: George Smith, T. J Lillie. Pat McLenithan, Chris Bradley, Paul Aleksonis, John MacArevey, Robert Blinstrub, Rene Bruneau 9 • Front Row: Jane Cusack, Inger Nicolaysen, Paula Horton, Patrice Cullen, Dawn Jones, Karen Schumacher, Melissa Smith, Deborah Blinstrub. Se- cond Row: Maria Martorello, Catherine-Ann Rogers. Jerome Mastrandrea, David Rospo, Hugh Galvin, Russell Hungerford, William Barton Laura Martorelk), Maureen Murphy Third Row: Robert Piritz, Robert Heiner, Henning Lorenz, Michael Thilking, Robert Farrara, Erich Ehrenfreund, Ad- visor: Mr. Joseph Martelle. Missing: Kimberly Phillips. farewell Seniors . . . Front Row: President: Melissa Smith, Treasurer: Maria Martorello. Second Row: Advisor: Mr. Joseph Martelle, Secretary Laura Mar- torello, Vice-President: Robert Heiner Cllaib oi 84 14 Smarathon '82 15 SMA KITCHEN LUNCH COMMITTEE: Front Row: Margaret D'Acchille. Jean Sinacore, Emily Wheeler, Suzanne Morin, Back Row: Margaret Shaw, Maria Martorello, Kathryn Shaw. 1 ■-jT We the Seniors Remember Our Friend JOHN HYDE ohn we f iniili our high Achoof days, and prepare to go our Aeparate wagA, there iA one thing that we wi((! afwayA Ahare the fond and happy memorieA of the good timeA we ha d to- gether. We Jove Vfou Ohe CLaa of 83 17 Candy Though we have been roughly awakened from the intoxication of youth's enchanted visions, if we have learned our lesson well, may we still find a cheering ray of light in the shadows of the evening. (Max Ehrman) Daryl Dreams are my light in the night, and my hopes in the day. (Mark Twain) Karen I'm finally out in the clear and I'm free, I've got dreams I'm living' for. I'm movin' on where they'll never find me; Rollin' on to anywhere. (Journey) Bake What a man thinks of himself, that is what determines his fate.'' (Henry D. Thoreau) Tessi If I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me. 'Cuz I must be traveling on now, 'Cuz there's too many places I've got to see. (Lynyrd Skynyrd) CL aid 1983 Al Believe in yourself and all things are possible Bernie So forget all that you see It's not realty, it’s just a fantasy Can't you see what this crazy life is doing to me? Life is just a fantasy, can you live this fantasy Me?” (AldoNova) yds students we (earned about life, about otberi . . . Kristin I get by with a little help from my friends. Mike For whether the prize be a ribbon or throne, the victor is he who can go alone. (John Godfrey Savie) Sue Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth, I do recall those were the best times most of all. Beth I shall pass this world but once If. therefore, there be any kindness I can show or any good deed I can do. let me do it now for I shal never pass this way again ' (Etienne de Giet) Manette There is the way things should be, and the way things really are. . . . and most of all, about ourselves. Mary Wherever you are it is your own friends that make up your world. 19 (Journey) Faye 60%!!! 'Don't cry Margaret, he'll come back!!'' CALCULUS!!! Wake up Kristin!!! Don't cry, Mike!!! Oh, BROTHER I hope I pass!!! You should have been there. Candy's special place!! Smile Pretty FRIDAY, FINALLY Beth, fall down and go Boom Dottie Memories of my school days are still fresh in my mind My dreams are now before me to search for and to find (Jackie Reyman) in 9 Faye You've got another thing coming. One hie. I'm gonna live it up I'm takng flight. I said 111 never get enomh Standm tal. I'm knda young and proud I'm on the top as long as the music s loud (Ridas Priest) Shoe Penderism: Forever; Last impressions are lasting . Margaret The stars awaken a certain reverence, because though always present, they are always inaccessible''' (Ralph Waldo Emerson) Jean Where we love is home, home that our feet may leave, but not our hearts. (Oliver Wendell Holmes) Joe Yes there are two paths you can go by but in the long run. there's stil tme to change the road you're on and it makes me wonder (led ZeppehnIV) in Courtney I quickly laugh at everything, for fear of having to cry. (Pierre de Beaumarchas) Class Wills Candy Appelgate: Leaves trying to grab Mr. Galvin's sleeve. Karen Arm: Leaves Maria and Janey to continue their career at the H.C. with bedpan duty. Paul Baker: Leaves with the utter woman. Daryl Casey: Leaves |oey Martelle looking for a new manager. Alice Constable: Leaves Katie and Tamie to Miss Cuddihy. Tessi Dwyer: Leaves her spot in the bathroom to laney. |oe Graney: Leaves Miss Hall with one less class comedian, and Mr. Martelle with one less jock. Kristin Mahar: Leaves still looking for her jean coat. Manette Maroney: Leaves in search of peace and quiet. Mike Mastrandrea: Leaves his seat in Brother's car to jerome. Sue Moore: Leaves her Bobbie Brooks collec- tion to Mr. G. Beth Murphy: Leaves Eileen her cheerleading abilities. Mary Randolph: Leaves Karen Schumacher a lit- tle present under the bushes. Dottie Reyman: Leaver her Harlequin Romances books to Brother's Library. Faye Rogers: Leaves the playground to Robert. |oe Ryan: Leaves for higher altitudes. Mark Schumacher: Leaves his golf clubs to dike. Margaret Shaw: Leaves Mr. Martelle with no one to talk to at lunch, jean Sinacore: Leaves. Courtney Smith: Leaves Miss Hall not wondering who cooked at the Smith house. 24 25 Candace M. Appelgate Karen A. Arm Paul Baker people dome an d People Qo, forming the o fOur Jlivei. Joseph W. Craney Kristin C. Mahar Manette Maroney JrienJ, acquaintance, or dtranqer, Michael Mastrandrea £ach touched ud in their dpeciaf wa y- Suzanne Moore ■l Elizabeth C. Murphy Mary Adams Randolph 27 Tie wimp campaigning! lours of boredomEgggy! IffiLlrS.mi I FRF English Leathi Dorothy T. Reyman Wen cannot discouer new oceans . . . Faye A. Rogers Joseph Patrick Ryan unfeSS they have couraye to lose siyht of the shore. Mark R. Schumacher Margaret Mary Shaw Jean Ann Sinacore Courtney Frances Smith SPORTS Front Row: Joseph Graney, Mark Schumacher, George Smith. Joseph Ryan Back Row: Vincent James, William Harkness, Dyke Schumacher. Chris Bradley, Robert Farrara. G. Crucetti, Coach 'Practice Session 33 ).V VOLLEYBALL - Karen Wirmusky, Lisa Baker, Lisa Giumarra, Judy Bromirski, Sue Nadeau, Bonnie Peters, Shannon Murphy J.V. and Varsity Volleyball Coach Donna Cuddihy VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - Alice Constable, Daryl Casey, Cara Nadeau, Faye Rogers, Kristin Mahar, Kathryn Shaw. Margaret Shaw BUMP... 36 Give us a break Derek!!! CHEERLEADERS Varsity Beth Murphy Eileen O'Malley Patrice Cullen Jean Sinacore Maureen Murphy Maria Martorello Suzanne Moore Missing Karen Schumacher nes ].V. Dawn Laflamme Pam Connor Diana Freemantle Lori Delaney Suzanne Morin At this time, we would like to thank all of the people who have advised us this year. Also, we are expressing our appreciation to Kathy Hyde for the time and hard work that she put in to make our new uniforms. VARSITY BASKETS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — Chris Bradley, Paul Baker. Thilking, Mike Mastrandrea, George Smith, Joseph Graney, Lisa Baker Alice Constable Judy Bromirski Tessie Dwyer b •; Donna Cuddihy I Ti Kristin Mahar Kathryn Shaw Faye Rogers Karen Wirmusky COACH 44 lAJe the class o1983 wish to thank ail our ans who have shown uS their Support and enthusiasm in ll our athletic and acadi a endeavors. emic 49 Honors Night '83 From Left to Right: Katherine Shaw, Laura Martorello, jean Sinacore, Debbie Robinson, Maria Martorello, Daryl Casey, Manette Maroney Mary Randolph, Robert Blinstrub, Margaret Shaw, William Barton. Mary Randolph Salutatorian 50 Congratulations Sisters! 51 STUDENT COUNCIL - Front Row: Mary Randolph, Treasurer; Emily Wheeler, Freshman Class Represen- tative; Daryl Casey, Secretary. Back Row: Kathryn Shaw, Sophomore Class Representative; Margaret Shaw, President Missing: Missy Smith, Junior Class Representative. Best Wishes Class of 83 55 56 c, eremony is Page Sponsored by Iddartin 3' foyers This page is possible through the personal patronage of the following: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Abbott Dennis M. Abbott Kieth Frank Mr. and Mrs. Joe Millet Bill and Kathy Harrington Mike, Linda, and Jennifer Graney Cathy and Jean Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Levandowski Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morin Teresa Eighmey The Hammond Family Best Wishes to the Class o! “1983” From LA SALETTA RESTAURANT TO SUIT YOUR GUILE’S GENERAL STORE Main Street Eagle Bridge Open 7 Days a Week Mon — Sat 8:30 am to 8:00 pm Sunday — 9:00 am to 8:00 pm 686-9986 60 YouYe Al Out” GOOD LUCK SENIORS Douglas J. Abbott Drew H. fTIcDonald Ditzler Full Line of Paints Paint Supplies DISTRIBUTORS OF AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Hoosick Falls Motor Supply WHOLESALE U2 MAIN ST. PHONE (Sit) MS � 511 HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. 13090 Hydraulic Hoses Made Here Drum and Rotor Service Congratulations Class of ’83 Now You’re One of Us S.M.A. Alumni Association Best Wishes to the Class of ’83 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION OF S.M.A. “Make new friends; but keep the old, for one is silver, while the other is gold.” THE ROGERS OF HIGH STREET Ray ’44 Joan ’48 Dodie ’70 Terri ’71 Faye ’83 Jim ’72 Joni ’74 Mickey ’79 Rosemarie ’82 Best Wishes From E3m EAGLE BRIDGE MACHINE TOOL, INC. Eagle Bridge, New York 12057 518 686-4541 or 753-4512 Congratulations Class of 1983 From DANIEL J. MARCUS, D.D.S. AND STAFF 120 Main Street Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 64