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THE SENIOR CLASS OF

SAINT MARY'S ACADEMY

HOOSICK FALLS,NEW YORK

PRESENTS

THE ECHO FOR 1967

Table of Contents

Our Bishops ........... ... ... .. ... . .. . .. ... ... . . . .. .. . . .. 3

Dedication . . ... . . . .... . .... . ..... .. .... . . . . .. .... .. .... . . 4

Administration . . .... .. ... . ..... .. . .. . . ..... .. ..... . ..... . 5

Faculty .. . . . . .... . . . .. . . .. .. . .. . ... . .... .. ... . ... . . .... .. 6

Seniors ... .. . . .... . . . .. ... ... . .. . .... . . . .... . ... .. .. ... . . 7

Classes ... . .. . ... . .. .. .. .... . .. . .. . ... .. . . . . ... .. . . .... .. 19

Activities ... . .. . . .. .. . ..... ........ ... ..... . ... . . . ..... . 3 I

Sports ..... .. . .. . .. ... .. . .. . ..... . .. .. . .. .... .. .. ... .... 41

Advertising . .... . . ... ...... . ... . . .. ... . .. ... ....... .. . .. 49

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Our

Bishops

1o~t Rev. William A. Scully, D. D.

1o'l Rev. Edw.utl F. ~laginn, D. D., \'.G .

D E D I c A T I

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The Very Reverend Charles E. Bauman O.S.A.

In appreciation of all you have done for us in our school years at Saint -Mary's Academy we, the Class 1967 gratefully dedicate the Echo to you, Father Bauman.

This year marks the Fortieth Anniversary of your ordination to the priesthood. You have devoted these years working unselfishly for the greater honor and glory of God and the sanctification of the souls entrusted to you.

Because of your prudent and wise guidance and understanding, we leave S . 1\1. A. with a greater apprecia­tion of the value of life with its opportunities for doing good for others.

It is our desire, therefore, to congratulate you on your Fortieth Anniversary and to wish you many more fruitful years in God ' s service on earth. We assure you of the sincere gratitude and deep respect which we shall always have for you, Father.

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Very Reverend Charles E. Bauman, O.S.A. Prior and Pastor; Principal

Reverend George J. Callaghan, O.S.A. Parish Assistant; Vice -principal

Religion I, II, III, IV

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Our Priests

Reverend Alfred J. Ellis, O.S.A. Parish Assistant

B. V.M. Sodality

Faculty

Sister .\1ary Josephine Business

Sister Frances Patricia English, French

Sister .\bry Sheila Vice -principal; Latin

Sister Philip 'v1aria M.J.thematics, Scien e

Sister Teresa J\gnes Mathematics, Librarian

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1966

1967

Sister 'v1arianne Patrice History

Sister Robert Marion Glee Club

SENIORS

Barbara A . Burns

David W. Allard "Pole"

Athletic, clever, friendly, dependent, typical

"Wi ely and slow; they stumble that run fast."

J. V. Basketball 1; Class President 3; Glee Club 1, 4; Student Council 3; In tram ural Football 2, 3; C. Y.O. 1, 2, 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4

Mary the Dawn,

"Barb"

Quiet, serene, studious, good-natured, gentle­voiced

"A still and quiet conscience . "

B.V . M . Sodality 1,2; Pep Club 3; C . Y . O. 1,2 , 3,4

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Richard J. Cuddihy "Rick"

Carefree, dignified, dreamy, well-liked, good­natured

"In him alone 'twas natural to please."

Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Committee 3,4; Intramural Football2,3; C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4

Christ the Perfect Day.

Joseph E. Galvagni ''Joe"

Well-liked, humorous, curious, always willing, fun

"Young in limbs, in judgment old."

Class President 2; Class Treasurer 4; Student Coun­ci12,4; J.V. Basketball2; Varsity Basketball1,2, 3,4; Intramural Football 2, 3,4; C. Y.O. 1, 2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3

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1ary C . Galvin "?\fame"

Intelligent, reserved, honest, easy-going, well­mannered

"There 1s time for all things. "

B. V.M. Sodality 1,2; Glee Club 1,3,4; Student Council 3; Class Secretary 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Sophomore Float 2; C.Y . O. 1,2,3,4

Kathleen .\1. Gorman "Kate"

Dependable, ardent, friendly , talkative, fun­loving

"The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good . "

Glee Club 1,2 , 3,4; B. V . \1. odality 1,2 , 3 , 4; VicL President Sodality 4; Class Secretary 2; Year­bookStaff4; Pep Club 3; C . Y . O . 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Sophomore Float 2; Bowling 3

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Mary the Gate,

Patricia.\. Greenwood

Helpful, rcsel"\ e, honest, fun, alw.tys nice

"As good-natured a soul as e 1er trod on shoe leather."

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B.V.\.1. Sodality 1,2; Pep Club 3; Glee Club 1, 2;C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4

Christ the Heav'nly Way.

Jean :'1.1. Hewson "Jl'armic"

Quiet, helpful, intelligent, fun, a real friend

"Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low."

B. V. \1. Sodality 1; Student Council-!; \"icc President 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Class ccrctary 3; C . Y .0. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3

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Robert M. Melesky

Joan T. Jenuskevice "Joni"

Warm -hearted, dependable, helpful, confident, artistically inclined

"A constant friend is a thing rare, and hard to find . . "

B. V . M . Sodality 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2; Pep Club 3; Science Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 2; Choir 1, 2, 3; Bowling 3; Sopho­more Float 2; C. Y.O. 1,2,3,4

Mary the Root,

"Alfred"

Competent, confident, helpful, matchless, talka­tive

"The force of his own merit makes his way . "

Varsity Baseball2,3,4; J . V. Basketba111,2; Var­sity Basketball2,3,4; Intramural Football2,3; Class President 1; Glee Club 1; ational Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3; \!tar Boy 1, 2, 3; C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4

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Laurel L. Mitchell "Laurie"

Petite, dependable, intelligent, cheerful, co­operative

" othing endures but personal qualities ."

Glee Club 1,3,4; B.V.M. Sodality 1,2; Pep Club 3; ational Honor ociety 3,4; Student Council 3; Vice Pr•sident 3; Prom Committee 3; C.Y.O. 1, 2,3,4

Christ the Mystic Vine.

Robert S. owak "Bob"

Helpful, class chauffeur, golf player, reliable, tactful

"Life is short but th re is always time for cour­tesy."

J.V. Basketball1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Var­sity Baseball 1,2, 3,4; C.Y .O. 1,2, 3,4; Class President4; Altar Boy 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Science Club Vice President 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Football 2, 3; Class Treasurer 1; Student Council 1,4

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Christine E. Palmateer "Chri>"

Fun-10\ ing, courteou>, li\cly, eJ.rne>t, ambitious

"I wbh you J.ll the joy that you can wish . .. "

PcpClub3; Glee Club 1,3,4; C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4

Mary the Rose-Grape,

Veronica A. Peglow "Ron"

Carefree , wt:ll-dressed, amiable, fun-loving, obliging

"Youth is full of pleasure, age is full of care."

Glee Club 1,4; B.V . 1. Sodality 1,2,4; Pep Club 3; Choir 1,2,3; C.Y.O . 1,2,3,4

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Barbara /1. . Po\\'ers "Barb"

S pentane ous, fashion conscious, good -natured, cheerful, fun

"!l.s merry ,ts the day b long . "

B.V . .\1. Sodalit) 1,2,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Bowlin~ 3; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Gym Imtruc.tor 4; C.'t.O. 1, 2, 3,4

Christ the Sacred Wine .

.\1argaret E. Rimkunas "\1ar~"

Dependable , ardent, cnthu Ltsti ·, efkr.es ent, light-hearted

"\\.hat 1cr she did was done with so much ease."

B. V . \1. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 3 , 4; So­dality Prdect 4; Pep Club 3; Yearbook Editor 4; C.Y.O. 1,2 , 3,4; Choir 3; Bowling 3; Prom Co­chairman 3; Sophomore Float 2; StudL•nt Council V icc President 4

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Carmclla /\. Rob rto "Carmie"

Friendly, loyal, excitable, precise, obliging

"Good nature and good sense must ever join."

B. V. M. Sodality 1, 2,4; Glee Club 1, 2,4; Choir 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Float 2; C . Y.O. 1,2,3,4

John J . Stempek "John"

Good-natured, earnest, athletic, reliable, high­spirited

"Tomorrow do thy worst, for I have lived today. "

J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4; Var­sity Baseball 1,2,3,4; C.Y . O. 1,2,3 , 4; Golf 3,4; Class Vice President 4; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Intramural Foot­ball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4

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Mary the Mother,

Lee A . Thurber "L~e"

Ami.tblc, \h.t'ious, obliging, talkati\e, lm;es to argue

"I am a fe.tther for each wind that blow>."

B . V . ~L od.dity 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook St.tff 4; C . Y .0. 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 3; Bowling 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; SophomorL' Float 2

Christ the Mother's Son.

i\1aric 0. Toohey ":'o.larie"

Dependable·, cordial, humorous, talkati>e, ami­able

"I shall l.J.ugh myself to death."

Glee Club 1,3,4; Pep Club 3; B. V.i\1. odality 1, 2; C . Y . O . 1,2,3, 4; Sophomore Float2; Choir 1, 2,3

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Therese A. Vosh "Terry"

Deliberate, competent, vibrant, determined, direct

"What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness?"

B. V. M. Sodality 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Choir 1,2,3; C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Float 2

Both Ever Blest As the Ages Run

Clifford J. Warrick "Jay"

Authority on cars, co-operative, deep, proper, hotrods and guns

"Thou speakest wiser than thou art aware of. "

Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Varsity Basket­ball 3; Class Treasurer 3; Varsity Basketball Manager4; C.Y.O. 1,2,3,4

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CLASSES

s E N I 0 R s

With such concentration, there is little doubt that the Seniors in Typing I will increase their speed in their timing.

Robert Nowak, Joseph Galvagni, Richard Cuddihy, and Robert Melesky work in the library on their re­search paper for English 4 .

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Father Callaghan questions Kathleen Gor­man on apologetics in Religion 4.

Members of History 12 class locate materials for reports in the library. STANDI G: Joseph Galvagni, Lee Thurber; SEA TED: Veronica Peglow, Richard Cuddihy, Jay Warrick, Lauric Mitchell, Kathleen Gorman, Barbara Powers.

The topic of bailments in the Business Law class seems to bring up some question for discussion with Barbara Burns, Jean Hewson, Joan Jenuskevice and Richard Cuddihy.

All eyes are on Bob Melesky as he draws for John Stempek, James Sennett and Dave Allard a force diagram.

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Dave Allard, Bob Melesky and Bob Nowak enjoy the challenge of Math 12.

Margaret Rimkunas, Marie Toohey, Barbara Burns, Joan Jenuskevice, Car­melle Roberto and Christine Palmateer --the future secretaries of the Short­hand II class seem to take their dictation seriously.

1st ROW top: S. Butkas, T. Keeley, G. Keegan, R. Ruditis, P. Luke, D. Shaw, M. Searcy, S. DeSacia, P. Rivard, K. Pappas, C. Fitzpatrick, W. Thurber, P. Ryan, S. Hoag, J. Buck, P. Wright, D. Morin, S. McDonough, C. Ellis, S. owik, W. Ellis, N. Durkee, E. Shiland, C. McCart, J. Sennett, C. Tuttle, L. Delurey, S. Galvagni, M. LaFlamme.

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Juniors, Colleen Fitzpatrick, Susan Nowik, Elizabeth Shiland, Sharon Hoag, Gary Kee­gan, Thomas Keeley and Stanley Butkas re­hearse their panel discussion for Sister Marianne Patrice.

Math 11 poses a problem for Michael Searcy, William Thurber and Dennis Shaw.

Birthday dates assume a "new look" to these Latin Three students, Cheryl Galvagni, Patricia Wright, Karen Pappas, and David Morin.

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A test in Business Arithmetic seems to pose no problem for Mary Galvin as other members of the class look on in anticipation.

The Juniors work diligently at the Reading Lab. books in English Ill class.

The members of the Bookkeeping I class seem to be in a thoughtful mood as Mal)' La Flammc is r~.:ady with a quc~tion.

William Illis check to sec if his work is centered correctly as Pamela Ryan, Susan De Sacia, and Robert Ruditis work to finish their typing assignments .

It's hom'-'" ork checking time in Fr~.;nch II class as Gary Keegan, Dennis Shaw, Michael Searcy, and Margaret Rim­knnas corrl.!ctly write their assignments on the board .

s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E s

Leah Gorman, Kath­leen Kempf, Donald Fleming and William McGeoch with others of the Biology class appreciate Helen

ugent 1 s leaf collection.

P. Kennedy, K. Banks, D. J. Morin, W. M. Shiland

1st ROW top: B. Valentine, J.

Gorman, J. :\1artellc, :\1. \\irmusky, L. Gorman,

K. K'"mpf, C. St. Hilaire, C. Lukas, S. Seaman, B. Graney

J. olan, H. Nugent, J. Austin, L. Ridler, !'vi. Bogardus, E. Cullen

. Wilbrant, /\. Guerin, D. Kenyon, D. PerC), S. Pappas, Fleming, E. Guiden, J. Schmigcl, P. Hewson, W. :\1cGeoch, Rasch, W. Stcmpek, G. Crucctti, D. Fleming, R. Greenwood,

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Peter Hewson, Janice Schmigel and Michelle Bogardus listen as Deborah Kenyon reads a bit of humor.

Perhaps James Morin, Lucinda Ridler, Sandra Pappas and Ronald Greenwood will have no trbuble when it comes to reconciling a bank statement and a checkbook balance.

Lucinda Ridler and Kathleen Kempf recite a dialogue in French I class .

The intricacies of Purpose clauses are conquered by these Latin Two students.

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Sophomores hold a buzz session on newly selected history topics. Sister Marianne Patrice works with Betsy Cullen, Pat Shiland, William Rasch, Tony Butkas, Cecelia St. Hilaire, Gary Crucetti,

ancy Willbrant, Diane Fleming, and William Stempek.

Constructions in Math 10 are simple for James Gorman, Meg Wirmusky, Claire Lukas and Joe Martelle.

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F R E s H M E N

1st ROW top: M. Warrick, J. Waitkus, G. Durkee, G. McAuliffe, J. Clancy, J. Sennett, M. Burns, . Waytkus, P. Medvetz, E. Fairbanks, M. Blinstrub, K. St. Hilaire, D. Carswell, M. Roberto, A .

Hyland, S. Bromirski, D. Rogers, V. Cuddihy, K . Greenwood, K. Shiland, J. LaMagdaleine, D. Rogers, M. Gorman, L. Murphy, T. Downey, L. Brandi, D. Luke, C. Bogardus, R. Squires, J. Pokines.

In this little section of the Basic Mathe­matics class, the camera has caught Michael Burns and Lawrence Murphy at the board. Sister Teresa Agnes is guiding Gerald McAuliffe and Edward Fairbanks.

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George Durkee, Curtis Bogardus, John Waitekus and JoAnn La Mag­daleinc prepare for literary discus­sion of "The Scarlet Ibis"

Speaking in Latin and hearing one's own voice arc new ex­periences for Freshmen in Latin I, Martin Warrick, Mary Ann Roberto, Deborah Carswell, and Justin Pokines.

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"How much docs it weigh?" is the question asked by Joseph Clancy, Ann Marie Hyland, Mary Gorman and Louis Brandi as Daniel Luke prepares to re­cord it.

Thomas Dov.'Tley, Kathleen Gree nwood, Lynn Cuddihy and eil W aytkus are found to be highly absorbed in their Religion I class.

Sister Marianne Patrice and Freshmen, Dorothy Rogers, Kyle ~hiland, Dar­lene Rogers and Randall Squires work with different types of maps.

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Sets cause Michael Blinstrub, John Sennett, Robert Medvetz, Stephanie Bromirski and Kathryn St. Hilaire to go around in circles in Math 9.

ACTIVITIES

Ring Ceremony

October 7, 1966

A Cl.lss ring is a symbol of educational achievement. Sine the purpose of education is to K. ·ow GOD, it ,eems fitting IJ1at the class rings should be ble sed. The blessed class ring is presented with the hope that it "·ill be a reminder of the obligation of leading exemplary lives as a result of that education . Cherish the ring as something preciow, and wear it proudly. Do not give it away lightly for it proclaims all loyalty to your school.

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Each year representatives from various colleges and professions are invited to career night to prepare our student with a greater background for the future.

Sister Mary Sheila and Mrs. R . Hayden make final preparations for Career Night.

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R. 'owak, Pres; J. Stunpek. \'. Pre>; J. Hewson. SLL.;].Gaha~n. Irc.l.

:\1. LaFlamme, Sec.; J. So.;nnell, Pres.; D. Shaw, Trea . ; \'I. Thurbu·, \ . Pres.

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S tudenl Counci 1 officers .tcce pl ome help from Sisler ~I. She 1la. R. Melesky, Pre .. , ~1. Rimkunas, \. Pres.

Council

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]. :'-.1artelle, Pres.; K . Kempf, V. Pres.; K . Bank;, Sec.;). Morin, Treas .

]. Sennett, Pres.; 1. Gorman, Sec; A. Hyland, V. Pres . ; R. Medvetz, Treas.

S. M.A.'s High School Glee Club is an active group in all of the school's social acti\ 1lie

Jean Hew~on proudly accept the Belly Crocker of Tomorrow award from our Pa tor. Father Bamnan .

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l\lcmbers of the , 'ational Honor ocicty: R. :'11elcsk}·. L. l\litchcll, C. Fitzpatrick, E. Shiland, T. Keeley.

~~Dutch

Polonaize"

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School Organizations

ALU\1.: I 1\SSOCIA riO •• R. CuddiJl'. \.Pre~.; ~1r . ]. Bakaitb, ec.; Mr . D. Furman, Treas . ; \\'. \'\'irmu h")·. Pre .

110:\U SCHOOL ASSOCI'\ l 10 :O,l.t·. \\. u~L Jl. Treas.; \!r. 1 . Lipor.ICL', \ . Pres.; \lr. R . lla}den, Pres.; :\!1 . l·ranc" \! illel, So.::c.

MEMORIAL G!FlS ,..:...-. ··":<' ___ ___._., ... ~

ST. :\!ARY'S AUXILIARY :\!r. G . Crucetti. \'.Pres.;. !.r .. S . Rimkunas. SLc.; h. Callaghan;. irs. H . :\1arcoux, Pres.;. !r . R. CLdd hy. Trcas .

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~ £r . Dorothy • 1iller P'-''-'Ch Therapist

:\1rs. Ester Bogardus Girl's Physical Ed.

~\I. Peter ;\1agazu School P,ychologist

Staff Members

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:\irs. Elizabeth Rowland School Nurse

:.\£r. Edison Dorr Cu.. todian

Here is a familiar sight in our library each Wednesday afternoon a~ \f~. T .• 1owal< checks files of periodicals. :\frs. A . ]. Salluuo types card , :\frs. J. Carells files 1e\\ card ~cts and Sister Terc'a Agnes classifies new book;.

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Cast members of the SL 1. or Play. "S e'\ enteenth S t mmer. " a Daly­. farlens productro•1, rehear e their lines.

C. Warrick .. K . Gorman .• J . Jcnuskcvice M. Rimkunas J . Hewson . ..

Echo Staff 1967

Photography Literary Editor Literary Editor Editor Literary Editor

J. Stempek R . O\\ ak D . Allard . M. Galvin

On behalf of the Class of '67, we, the Year-

book Staff, would like to extend our deepest

thanks and gratitude to our Priests, Sisters, and

parents and friends for their excellent guidance,

understanding and financial aid which helped make

this 1967 ECHO possible .

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Sports Editor Literary Editor Business Editor Business Editor

SPORTS

Joseph Gah agni. Senior 5'5" Guard

Robert Nowak, Senoor 5' 10 " Fonvard

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Robert Melesky, Senior 6' 1" Center

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Jolm Stempek, Senior 5' 11" Guard

David Allard, Fonrard 6' Fonvard

Charles Carrelli, Junior 5' 5" Guard

Jo,eph :1-(artcllc, Sophomore 5' 11" F01\1·ard

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Dennis Shaw, Junior b' CenLcr

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William Ellis. Junior 5'8" Guard

Gary Keegan. )w1ior 6' Forward

Ali trie for the tap.

Vtctory at Berlin!

Bob rebounds! Bob goes high!

John hoops two more.

Bob scores two. Joe goes for tap ! John gets the jump.

Ali Jumps for tap ! Bob reachc~ for ball.

TOP ROW: C. Carelli; J. Martelle; D. Allard; B. Ellis;]. Gahagni; Coach Shiland. BOTT0:'\1 ROW: G. Keegan; D. Shaw; R. :'--.1cle~ky; R. 'owak; ]. Stempek. FRO~ 'T: B. $hiland, ;'\fana~er.

v A R s I T y

Coach "Tinker" Shiland

Captain john Stempek and Coach "Tinker" $hiland

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J v T E A M

TOP ROW: . Waytkus; 1. Blinstrub; J. Gorman;] . Sennett; L. Murphy; G. Crucctti; C . Bo­gardus; BOTT0~1 ROW: J. Pokines; ]. Morin; L. Brandi; R . Greenwood; D. Fleming; Missing arc B. Stcmpck and Coach Bartoski.

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LEFT: Coach Leo Bartoski; Captam~ D. Fleming;]. Gorman.

lurple Eagles Squeek by on, 1"rounce Berlin · Htt

On Sunda:y tne Purple 48-39 win over the Berlim'r Ea6 1<' of St. Mary' <!owned St. Mary' o

.1 a 5! -50 squeeK 1.

ad rry Berlin Hudson G F T

Tne tEa.ns pia ed ev nly throughout the fir<>t threC: quarters w1th the :Vlon<..rch of Hudson leading 39-37. In .he fourth period the .:Vlonarch op ned a ev n point lead, and v. th •ss tnan two mmutcs to play cd 50-43. D tcrminc a, the P.1rplc Eagles' dcfenH held tne :\~onarchs corde. "hil sc rm& ei ht po nt the'll elvc . With 38 rconds left, Boh Me'­

ky ank the decidmg hoop. John Stempek' 17 pol'1ts d St :\lur) 's who ar 2 3

1'1 the league and 5-6 O\ t.rall. Ap.olla's 18 point 'as trc b t for the Mon 1 'h

In the JV ga J oopcd 26 for th( o mg cau ·e.

St. Mary's

Apicilla Van Campan • 'ack D ven ki Keete.r Havl~.k

St. Mary's

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St. i\lary' open d with a big fir. t quarter wh1 h a \ them ut ore the.r opponent 19-8.

a ad whh.h • ey mamtame • e rt. t of the arne.

H1gh scorer for Berhn \ a Roy Stowe!. w1th 20 pomu and backed up by Bc.>.udry

.th 13, while St . .:\lary's had four play r m tJ.e two-f1 rure racket. Dcnnv ha\\ led th

way with 19, ·John Stempek hipp d m 14, and • 'ow a~~: and

\1'Ele k ' each (Ontr~buted 10. In the JV game Jim Gorman

h ped 23 to cad th£>m m a

Beaudry 5 .3 13 Thompson 2 2 6

towell 9 2 20 Manchester 2 0 4 Jan.en 4 6

To als 20 11 51

St. Mary's G 5 Nvwak

Mr.e ky S mpek

a\v K~:egan Ellie; Carelli Galvagm

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F T 0 10 2 10 4 I! 3 19 0 2 c 2 1 I

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St. Ma y's Ekes Out Win Over St. Peter's 58-57

Denny Shaw'. hoop with two secona.s left on th clock put

Mary's out in front of St. Peter's of Saratoga 58-57 as tl- t-o.,t~ topped the Saints at the !ocal gym Sunday after­noon.

St Peter's had gone ahead 57-.>6 on a foul shot by Jeff Zarn w1th 13 econds left. St. Ma;y"s brought the ball down the court v.-here in a jump-ball .ItJatio w1th only two sec­ond remammg, Gary Keegan t pped to Shaw v. ho put it in f 1 the winn.ng hoop.

John Stempek had 22 to pace 6 St. Mary'~. Barney Bick­

tord and Terry Towne had 9 nd 17 for 1-7 St. Peter's. St Peter's captured the J.V.

. tilt by a score of 73-57. THE SUMMARY

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0 s

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5 19 2 6

3 17 I 1: 5: k''T' Pt~ I

Berlin 17 DeArdrv 5 2Siowe s 6

23 ThomPSOn 2 3 Manchester 4

Dem ck 8 1 Jansen 3

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was too late. John Stempek led St. Mar:y

w1th 15 points as Bob Now~ and Gary Keegan chipped 13 and 10 respectively. B Mahoney led St Pat's with ~

St. Patrick's won the J preliminary 42-40 m a re squeaker.

THE SUMMARY ST. PAT'S FG FT Ph

Van Zandt 2 1 5 Coughlin 0 2 2 O'Donnell 2 1 5 Huemmer 5 2 12 ~1oon 0 1 1 Schumacher 0 2 2 Hussey 1 0 2 Mahoney 9 4 22

Totals ST. ::\1ARY'S

Nowak Martelle Keegan :Yl:ele ky Shaw Stempek Carelli Galvagni

Total:,

19 13 51 FG FT Pt

6 1 13 1 0 2 5 0 10 4 0 s 3 2 8 6 3 15 2 0 1 1 3

2!l 7 63

St. '.\iary· · wa lead ng by ' 13 after one quarter, 40-27

e ha f and 61-38 at the thn uarter mark Th v1 1tor th

.,t compl tely cold and Ill<:

· g d nly Lwo point in the fu: uart r, but he d '. Pa ncl

13 to a n the 'i c ory. t Patrick' }a') ees \\or:

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TOP ROW: R. Melesky, R. Nowak, G. Keegan, J. Martelle, D. Shaw, J. Galvagni, J. Stempek, D. Fleming, J. Gorman, D. Morin.

With baseball season coming around some of the school's stars go through drills during a practice session. They are: John Stempek, shortstop; Joe Galvani, batting; Gary Keegan, catcher; Bob owak, pitcher and Bob Melesky at first base.

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C \THOLIC D \UGHTERS OF \. IrRICA Hoosid F .tlls

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DUCH \R. IE SCHOOL OF D \i'\CE North St. , Bennington. Vermont

F \IRB,\ hS I XPRESS I C. North Hoosick Road

F.\LLS H \RDWARE SUPPLY I'\C. ?\kch.mic t.

L\LLS \IOTIL & REST \URA, .T River Ro. d

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:\1ILLER'S SUPER:\1 \RKET Church St.

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OVECK-SHUL TZ INC. Bennington, Vermont

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PEOPLES GASOLI!\"E G OIL Elm St.

ROBSON FUR. 'ITURE STORE Classic St.

ROGERS SALES G SERVICE 'orth Hoosick Road

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Compliments of

THE AUGUSTINIAN FATHERS OF

THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH

Hoosick Falls

ew York

VERY REVERE D CHARLES E. BA MA , 0. S. A.

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Compliments of

ST. MARY'S ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Best Wishes to the Class of 1967

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Congratulations

and

Best Wishes

to th

Graduating Class

from

Dr. and Mrs. Philip Martinez

Congratulations to the Class

of 1 67

from

Mary McClellan Hospital and

School of Practical Nursing Cambridge, New York

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Compliments of

The Columbia Corporation

Wallomsac, ew York

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We purchase our uniforms from

Bruck Uniform Company

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Best Wishes to the

Graduating Class

from

The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality

Best Wishes

to the

Seniors

From the Junior Class

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Compliments of

L cinda Gary

--"' Janice Ellen

ancy Barb Kathle n Karen

H len Bill Ron Pat Sandy Cecelia Leah Bill Mary Dianne

the Class of '69

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Bill Jim Diane Don

Jim Meg Judy Clair D bbie Pete Cheryl Tony Joan

Portrait and Commercial Photography

Specializing in Weddings, both Candid and Formal

15 John Stre t Hoosick Falls, . Y . Phone 518 - 686-9161

Best Wishes to The Class of 1967

Wood Flong Corporation

Hoosick Falls, cw York

Complete line of Cameras and Photography Supplies

Congratulations

to the

Class of '67

From the Class of '70

Best Luck to th Senior Class

1 Th future b longs to those who prepare for it."

(.,ompliments of:

Prudential Insurance Men

John Gorman- -Staff Mgr. William E. Murphy William G. Burns A . J. 11 Fonzi e' 1 Sall uzzo Larry W. Decker

Milk

Compliments of

Distributor of

FAIRDALE FARMS PRODUCTS

Hoosick Falls

Phone 686-9400

Butter

Compliments of

Eggs

Edwin J. Schneider

Noble and Wood Machine Co.

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Congratulations

and

Best Wish s

To the Class of '67

Joseph Buckley ~ Sons, Inc.

Best Wish s

To the Class of '67

Blue Flame Gas Service

Elrn Stre t

Hoosi k Falls. :\'cw York

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Compliments of

Specialty Insulation Mfg. Co.,

Inc.

Hoosick Falls, cw York

Haynes Bros., Inc.

FORD SALES A D SERVICE

12.9 Church Strc t

Hoosick Falls, w York

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For ws of

You and Your ejghbors

R ad

The Horicon Papers Washington County Post Cambridge, ew York

The Standard Press Hoosick Falls, 'ew York

All Types of Commercial Printing

Best Wishes from

Th Continentals--Black & Tan Marksrnen--Quarymen--Th Chas rs

Sticks & Stones--The Crossroads D stiny's Children--The Escorts

The Soul Grey- -Soul Survivors Th Royal Order-- The Villagers Th Marcabcs--The Roustabouts

CtH Musical Productions Inc. 54 Main St., orth Adams, Mass.

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MALEADY BROTHERS

Insuran c of All Kinds

Edward F. Malcady

Licens d REAL EST ATE Broker

28 Center St. Hoosick Falls, . Y.

T 1. 68 -962..2.

Congratulations fron1

Barclay Home Products, Inc.

Hoosi k Falls, :'-Jt'\v York

b!l

Step Through the Golden Door

Into th •

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Fashion Fair

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4l7 ?~.lain St. Bennington, Vt.

Congratulati ns

THORPE'S PHARMACY

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Compliments to the Class of '67

Albany Felt Company

Hoosick Falls Branch

PUBLIC MARKET

LEO J. ALBOWICZ

Corner Mechanj c & Madison Sts.

Hoosjck Falls, . Y.

Dial 686-5051

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FREE CHECKING ACCOUNT SERVICE for one year . .. for this year's Graduates

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Antonio Beg] n

19 3 Main St.

Congratulations

Bill Hogan Chevrolet-Cadillac, Inc. T •lephone 442-54 51

2.39 Main Street Bennington, Vermont

Hoosick Falls Monumental Works

Raoul Begin

Hoosi k Falls. .Y.

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Class of ' 67

Wyman 's Store

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Complime n ts of

Geo. S. McKearin, Inc.

Insur a nc e

Main Str t

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and a pronxative fatuity of over 100 set the "age for individual intelle<tual and <><ial fulfillment

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