Albany Academy - Cue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

.3 ll I lllll uilllflillfj li? XX .Jil X J x IL' Z' W M'-,F 5 wr.56 H3555 Albany Academy ' Albany, N.Y. xl A 'ni 7'T'7 . l!!!!M!!!!E I 1 3 Q 1 ' ' X ZA 6 X . 'W 5 L 4 X- fy xx , Qi. .M., 1' M... O .N ., Mxx lb xA at 3 f',7bii1 FOREWGRD The chief function of a yearbook is to encompass the events of the school year, both commonplace and outstanding. If this is accom- plished in a manner which provides memories which will linger and be recalled to the readeris mind on each occasion he turns its pages in Search of a glimpse of the past, the book will serve its purpose well. Throughout the years CUE staffs have endeavored to work with this goal in mind. Life at the Academy, with its "glorious tradi- tionsf' has remained quite staticg as a result the format of the CUE has been more or less static, also. However, each class and in fact each individual has singular feelings about each event he participates ing these feelings vary and with them, the CUE. This year we have attempted to attract particular attention to the individual. We have done this because we feel that the cardinal factors which have made the Albany Academy a respected institution are two groups of men. The first group of men consists of those who have studied here and have subsequently gone forth as Alumni to take his position as a good if not prominent citizen. The other consists of those men who have given of their lives to instruct us, not only in the academic subjects but also in the way of clean living and fair play. VVe sincerely hope that you find in the CUE precisely what your singular wishes may be each time you desire to look back on your days as an "Academy boyf, S. A. S. CONTENTS N-Q , .,, , Nil 1 W1.-gi. ,j- fa. xi. 7051.4 , . 1 4 'rf '. A .g, fff .ga , ., William G. DEDICATIO "Country" Morris A TRIBUTE XVords are a hollow means of expressing our regard for and our regret at the retirement of "Coat-h." Yet we who have known and loved him over the years feel constrained to express even though inadequately, our appreciation for his services and sorrow on his departure. The qualities that make for greatness in a man are difficult to measure. Some attain it by pre-eminence in industry, science, literature, art, or government. Some few by the greatness of their humility, love of their fellow man and devotion to a cause. Such a man is XVilliam G. Morris. An outstanding athlete, many worthy accolades bestowed upon him, he has heard the plaudits of great crowds, and yet always has he remained modest and unassuming. Countless opportunities were presented to him to do what some would call "advance" in his chosen profes- sion, by coaching college teams. However, he preferred to stay where duty and loyalty called him and where he had found his particular niche in life-with the boys at The Albany Academy. An outstanding coach of football, basketball, and baseball, whose knowledge of each of these games was infinite, as was his ability to teach them: a student meticulous in his attention to every detail of the coaching profession, a leader of men and of boys who could inspire them to great heights in victory, and comfort them in their losses, above all, a man whose first thought xvls not of xxrnnrnff but ot p1lXlllT tn ffrmt cord 1ncc xx 1th tht d uds sportsm mslup T1 ost ol us xxho h1xc h 1d thc opportunrtx to pl IX undcr hun rrc proud ot th rt prrvrlt gc 1nd Lnoxx that xxc 1rc the bcttu for t iet drd he not 1lone xx rn the respect of 111 of us, but of 111 xxho elme rn cont1ct xx rth lnm, ertlrer on the f1thlet1c Held 1n the eorrrdors of the school or rn lns home, not only of other stuclcnts but 11so of p1rcnts 1lumn1 fi1C1lCIAQ trustccs and not IH the lc 1st co lC1lC9 and players of opposrnq tc uns xx ho rccosgnrzcd hrs honcsty 1nd furness It IS trrte but true to SIN thrt no man cm take hrs place But at the s1me trme the sprrrt of farr pl IX 1nd cons1der1t1on for others, thc spurt xxhrch rn rdc hrs tc uns fight xvlth 111 thcn lrc nts for thc school rts pl 1x crs lox ed, the sprrrt th It lxctps thc Ac rdc mx 1 clt rr scntrncl st11l hrqh ocr thc Hudson rs thc sprrrt of YV1111am C Morrrs, und xx 111 lrxe on forever The Albany Academy oxx es much to lnm Its debt IS ours IS xvell Lone xx 111 tlns school muntarn 11S proud lnstorx because men such rs he are xxrllrnff to dcc1rc1tc then lrxcs to rt Among rts gre It long xxrll tht mcmorx ol Xl 1l111m C Morrrs bc trcasurcd xxrth honor, loxt, rncl 1l1cct1orr To xou Countrx, 1 tr uc fllblld, 1 xxondcr ful person 1 thorough gentleman Hall and farewell, but not Goodbye. jacob H. 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OUI, je parle Q If 5' A . . s Q fi 'gi Qi-fe' Frangais The Muslc Man L.: 52132 i , IE gi Casualty ' ff 555 Saw "The Boys" A A . fv X-4 g. -f M xp: 4 f cture o , prosper: :gr --'A 4631 'YK-1 , , K ' W our ng Their Lo eague amp A ,I.vxL , 1 ' , r Study Half? I .Jf 5 J xv Nh fx w 5- S 0 I-x g " ww f' 7 Senior Douglas McKay North P resident v..f" " ,pw- WN in Ceorqe Charles Dmei Y zcc Preslclcnt 1' ,,,.v ,ua-.-. Class Gfficers ixth Form Kir a? Q gi, kiwi, Jerome Mark SDeCf01' Robert Austm Pfenmng Secretary Treasurer g fx A ' A ,xi S Ag' W n V. I, ' Wi, ' V , . 5 U 1 . 'f J , ' 'A -"Lf 'A ' lf' W, , ig, 1 ,Ny fjwj,5:+u:f,A 4,,, g '.fL W ,s l ,. A wfftfz .,,2' L"' WILLIAM HENRY AUSSIKER Son of Dr and Mrs L W Ausszker 18 yeflrs 4 months Bill Aussi Bucltnell 1954 55 III FORM Pfc Co B fCu1don Coj Student Council Representative Freslimln Swimming 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. A- 39 Drill- Guard Mount- Student Council Representative- Vfirsity Swimming- Graduation Dance Committee- Glee Club- Cheerleader. 1956 57 V FORM Sgt Co D 37 Dllll Student Council Corresponding Secretflry I V Soccer Vflrslty Swimming Clee Club Cheer leflder 1957-58 VI FORM: Ist Lieutenqnt Co. C- Stu- dent Vice-President - Varsity Swimming Captainj- Varsity Soccer- V-lrsity Club Execu- tixe Committee - O. B. D-mce Committee. BARTON SETH BURGER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burger 18 years 11 months "Bertie', "Fang, R. P. I. 1956-57 V FORM: Pvt. Co. B fCuidon Com- 1957-58 VI FORM: Pfc. Co. B.g 32 Drillg SO11C1 panyjg Varsity Football, VVrestling, Track. tor for Cue. WAYNE N. CLAUSEN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Clausen 17 years 7 months 1954-55 III FORM: P.F.C. Co. B fGuid0n Com- panyQ5 32 Drillg Freshman Soccer, Track. 1955-56 IV FORM: Corporal Co. B5 32 Drillg Guard Mountg Varsity Soccerg Track. -'af 15 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. B fGuidon Com- panyjg 32 Drillg Guard Mountg Varsity Soccer Track. 1957-58 VI FORM: Second Lieutenant Co. D 32 Drillg Varsity Soccer, Trackg Solicitor CUE O. B. Decorations Committee. 7 9 1954-55 III FORM: Pfc. Co. A, 32 Drill, Guard lXfIount, Freshman Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Dance Committee. 1955-56 IV FORM: Cpl. Co. B fCuid0n Com- panyj, 32 Drill, Varsity Football, J. V. Basket- ball, Baseball, Graduation Dance Committee. JOHN CAMPBELL CRARY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Iohn C. Crary Ir. 17 years 7 months ajohnv Yale 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. A, 32 Drill, Varsity Football 12nd Team All-Albany Footballj, Varsity Baseball, J. V. Basketball, Varsity Club. 1957-58 VI FORM: Captain Co. D, Varsity Football Qlst Team All-Albany Footballj, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club, Student Council Disciplinary Committee. 1954-55 III FORM: Pvt. Co. A, Freshman Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball. 1955-56 IV FORM: Cpl. Co. A, 32 Drill, Varsi- ty Football, 1. V. Basketball, Baseball. 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. A, 32 Drill, Guard Mount CSenior Non-Commissioned Officerj, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball QAll Capitol District League Second Team, Basket- ballj, All-Albany Honorable Mention Football, Varsity Club, Clee Club, Headmasters Bat, Monette Memorial Prize. 1957-58 VI FORM: Captain Co. B, Guard Mount, New Officer of the Day, Varsity Foot- ball CAll-Albany First Teamj, Captain Basket- ball fAll-Suburban First Teaml, Baseball, President Varsity Club flilxecutive Committeej, Clee Club, O. B. Dance Committee. 'l s , Y . ".5'-?""' WILLIAM MCEWAN CROSS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Cross 17 years 2 months "Bill" "Oscar" 1954-55 III FORM: Pvt. Co. B fGuidon Com- panyjg 32 Drillg Guard Mountg Chairman Dance Committeeg Freshman F ootballg Basketballg Baseballg Cheerleader. 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag 32 Drillg Guard Mountg Class Presidentg Varsity Footballg I. V. Basketballg Varsity Baseballg Dance Committee. L ,Q Wi 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. B fGuidon Com- panyjg 32 Drillg Varsity Footballg Basketballg President Varsity Club fExecutive Committeejg Chairman. 1957-58 VI FORM: lst Lieutenant Co. D5 Class Vice-Presidentg Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball fCapt.j5 All-Albany Honorable Men- tion F ootballg Glee Clubg Cue Subscription Managerg Chairman of O. B. GEORGE CHARLES DANES Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Danes 18 years 3 months "Greek,' Franklin and Marshall WILLIAM D DEARSTYNE jr Son of Mr and Mrs Wzllzam D Dearstyne 17 years 10 months 1 Bucknell 1954 55 III FORM Pvt Co A 39 Dr1ll Fresh man Soccer Sw1mm1ng Track Dance Com mlttee 1955 56 IV FORM Pfc Co A 32 Drlll Guard Mount Wmnmg Squad Varslty Soccer Sw1m mmg Track All Amerlcan Prep School Swlm mmg Team 1956 57 V FORM Cpl Co A 39 Dr1ll S1lver Proflclency Bar Vlrslty Soccer SXVl1TlI'I'l1Dg Track Al1AH18f1C'1H Prep School SWV1I'I'lI'I11l'lg Team 1957 58 VI FORM 1st Lreutenant Co B 39 Drlll Varslty Soccer Swlmmmg Baseball Mgrj Varslty Club S0llC1tOI' Cue Chalrman O B Clean Up Commlttee AllAmer1can Prep School Swlmmmg Team 1954-55 III FORM: P.F.C. Co. D: 32 Drill: Guard Mount: Freshman Soccer. Swimming: Class Secretary: Dance Committee. 1955-56 IV FORM: Cpl. Co. C: 32 Drill: Cuard Mount: V. Swimming: Varsity Swimming, Golf: Varsity Club: Dance Committee. 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. C: 32 Drill: Guard Mount: J. V. Soccer: Varsity Swimming, Golf: Varsity Club: Dance Committee. 1957-58 VI FORM: lst Lieutenant Quarter- master: Student Council Secretary: Varsity Soccer, Swimming, Golf CCaptainj: Executive Committee: Varsity Club: Clce Club: O. B. Decorations Committee. VVILLIAM C. DORR Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Dorr 17 years 11 months "Ca-Cav "Willie" Bucknell 1954-55 III FORM: Pvt. Co. A: 32 Drill: Fresh- man Football: Basketball, Baseball. 1955-56 IV FORM: Cpl. Co. D CCuidon Com- panyj: 32 Drill: Treasurer of Class: Varsity Football: I. V. Basketball, Baseball: Graduation Dance Committee. PETER LOUIS DORVVALDT Son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Dorwaldt 17 years 9 months i'HunkD Springfield 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. B QGuidon Com- panyjg 32 Drill: Varsity Football QAII-Albany Honorable Mentionj: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Club. 1957-58 VI FORM: 2nd Lieutenant Co. E QCuidon Companyj: Girard Mount: Varsity Football fFirst Team All-Albanyj: Varsity Base- ball: Varsity Club: O. B. Dance Committee. .......-fl? M ,lif M1-' 'N 1 . ill Q Q PHILIP ALLEN ERLICH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Erlich 17 years 3 months "Yurlick', "Mor1k,' "Phill, Hamilton 1954-55 III FORM: Private Co. B fCuidon 1956-57 V FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag Contributor F8zP. Comparlyls 32 Drillg Dance Committee. 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag Contributor 1957-58 VI FORM: Cuidon Corporal Co. E F8zP5 Dance Committee. fGuidon Companylg Alumni Editor, Business Editor F 6zPg Dramatics fjoint Playjg Clee Club. PETER SPORBORG FISHELL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan S. Fishell 17 years 8 months "Fish,' Brown 1954-55 III FORM: Pfc. Co., 32 Drill, Silver 1956-57 V FORM: Cpl. Co. D, 32 Drill, I. V. Star CWinning Squadj, Freshman Football, Baseball, Varsity Football, Basketball. Basketball, Baseball. 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. D, Cuidon Co., 32 1957-58 VI FORM: 2nd Lieutenant Plans and Drill, Guard Mount, V. Football, Basketball, Training, Varsity Football, Honorable Mention Baseball. All Albany, Football, Cue Contributor. Q Cie. Q-dump, 1954-55 111 FORM: Pvt. Co. B QCuiclon Com- panyj. 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag 32 Drillg Varsity XVrestlingg J. V. Baseball llNlgr.jg Dance Com- mitteeg Radio Clubg Student Council Vliork Detail. JOHN P. FOREMAN 'KZC-kc" "Artie, 1956-57 V FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag 32 Drillg Varsity XVrestling CMgr.jg J. V. Baseball CMgr.j5 Semi- finals Declamation Contestg Dance Committee. 1957-58 VI FORM: Sr. Col. Corp. Varsity VVres- tling fMgr.jg Varsity Baseball CMgr.jg Varsity Clubg Dramatics Society Secretary, joint Playg Art Editor of Cueg F6zP Contributor, Semi-Finals Declamation Contcstg O. B. Decorations Com- mittee. 1956-57 V FORM: Pvt. Co. Ag Assistant Mana- 1957-58 VI FORM: Cuidon Cpl. Co. Dg Co ger, Football, VVrestling, Track. manager Football, Traekg Manager VV1'estling All Albany Footballg Dance Committee. 'hir 'Vik PETER COLCORD FORT 7 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Fort 18 years 8 months "Pete" Clark 1954-55 III FORM: Private Co. Dg 32 Drillg Cuard Mountg Dance Committeeg Cum Laude Ccrtificatcg Freshman Tennisg Contributor F8zP. 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. D fCuidon Com- panyjg 32 Drillg Guard Mountg Dance Commit- tecg Cum Laude Certificateg Varsity Tennisg Varsity XVrcstlingg Contributor F8zP. ,Q In-g N ,4!' iw' K 1956-57 V FORM: Corporal Co. Cg 32 Drillg Cum Laude Certificateg Assistant Soccer Mana- gerg Varsity Tennisg Varsity XVrestlingg Dramat- ics Society, joint Playg Varsity Clubg Contributor F8zP. 1957-58 VI FORM: First Lieutenant Co. E CGuidon Companyjg 32 Drillg Cum Laude Societyg Varsity Soccer Managerg Varsity Tennisg Varsity Wrestling, Captaing Varsity Clubg Alumni Editor F8zPg O. B. Decoration Commit- teeg Clee Club. ROBERT ALAN FRASER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Fraser 17 years 6 months "Bohn Brown JAMES CROCKER GLASIER Son of Dr and Mrs Pelham Glaszer 17 ye'1rs 11 months m Crock Prlnceton 1955 56 IV FORM Pfc Co A 39 Dr1ll Guard Mount I V Football Swlmmlng Vfzrsxty Tennls 1956 57 V FORM Cpl Co B 4GU1dOH Com pany 37 Dr11l Varslty Football I V Bfisket ball Mgr? Varslty TSDDIS Capltol D1str1ct League Tenms Champlon Newman Cup XV1n ner Contrxbutor F8zP ,vt 1957 58 VI FORM 1st Sgt Co E CGL11dK7D Compqny VdfS1ty Basketball Manager VdI'S1tY TGDHIS SOl1C1tOI' F8119 Cue Clee Club O B Dfince Comrmttee 1954-55 III FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag Dance Commit- 1956-57 V FORM: Cpl. Co. B QCuidon Com- teeg Solictor for Cue. panyjg 32 Drillg Dance Committeeg Solicitor for Cue. 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag Graduation 1957-58 VI FORM: Iunior Color Sgt.g Assistant Dance Committeeg Solicitor for Cue. Subscription Manager for Cueg Chairman O. B. Favors Committeeg Regents Scholarship. 41 IQ' DAVID THORNTON GRAY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Gray 18 years 5 months "Dave, Syracuse College of Forestry 1954-55 III FORM: P.F.C. Co. A, 32 Drill Guard Mount, Freshman Football, Basketball Baseball, Contributor, FZSzP. 1955-56 IV FORM: Corporal Co. A: 32 Drill Guard Mount, Varsity Football: J. V. Baseball, Basketball, Bronze Proficiency Bar, Contributor, FSP: Dance Committee. DANIEL HENRY HANAVAN Son of Mrs. Ruth E. Hanavan 18 years 2 months "Arms', "Hanaho', Wesleyan University 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. A, 32 Drill, Varsity Football, Basketball, I. V. Baseball, Contributor, FBIP. 1957-58 Vl FORM: Ist Licut. Co. A, Varsity Basketball: O. R. Decorations Committee. Ok JOHN E. N. HUME III Son of Mr. and Mrs. Iohn E. N. Hume Ir. 18 years 3 months 66JaCk7! University of Virginia 1955-56 IV FORM: Pvt. Co. B5 I. V. Baseball, 1957-58 VI FORM: Cuidon Corporal C0 C VVrestling5 Solicitor Cucg Graduation Dance O. B. Decorations Committeeg Dramatics SOCI Committee. etyg Solicitor Cue. 1956-57 V FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag Solicitor Cueg Drarnatics Society. YVILLIAM S. IABDINE Son of Mr XV Gordon Iardme 18 yeirs 4 months M11 Cent Amherst 195455111 FOBNI Pfc Co B 37 Drlll Cuud Nlount V1CCPfCSldCHt of Cllss Cum Lludc Certlflclte Freshmfln Footblll Blsketbill Captj Tmck Cflpt D'1nce Commrttee 1905 56 IV FORM Cpl Co B 37 Drlll Culrd Mount Vlrsltv Footblll V Blsketbflll Varsrty Club Cum Laude Certrflcfzte Crfzdu 1t1on Dance Cornmrttee -. Q' ep YQNP uk -4, JAG 1955 57 V FORM S t Co B fGlllCli3H Com pmv 37 Drrll S1lXC1 Ploflcrcncy Blr Trcrs urcr of C1155 VIISIU Footblll Clpt Second Tenn All Alblnv Footbqll V1lS1tV Blsketball Trick Honor Comnuttee Executlve Commlttee Vlrsltv Club Cum Llude Ce1t1f1c1te 1957 58 VI FORM Xlllfll of Blttlhon Erncst L M1ller BIIIOTS Med xl V'lIS1tV Footblll Clptj Second Term All Albiny V1fS1tV Basketball Trick Student Councll V1cePres1 dent of Vfxrslty Club Executlve Commlttee Cum Laude SOC1Cty O B Dqnce Commlttee 1 x AM fd- GEOBGE L. JORDAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest jordan, Ir. 17 years 9 months "George, "Rodent', Princeton 1954-55 III FORM: Pfc. Co. D: Varsity Wres- 1956-57 V FORM: Pfc. Co. B CCuidon Com tling. pany J. 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. D CCuidon Com- 1957-58 VI FORM: Quartermaster Sergeant panyj: Graduation Dance Committee. Guard Mount. 1954-55 III FORM: P.F.C. Co. B QCuidon Com- PQHYPQ 32 Drillg Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseball. 1955-56 IV FORM: P.F.C. Co. D fCuiclon Com- panyjg 32 Drillg Guard Mountg Varsity Football, Swimming, Baseballg First Place Colgate Invi- tational Swimming Moet-Divingg Varsity Club. CHARLES RICHARD KEENS Son of Mr. and Mrs. WVilliam George Keens, Ir. 18 years "Chucky i'Chas', "Turtle" Colgate 1956-57 V FORM: Corporal Co. D4 32 Drillg Cuard Mountg Varsity Football, Swimming, Baseballg 1st place Colgate Invitational Swim- ming Meet-Divingg Varsity Club. 1957-58 VI FORM: 1st Sergeant Co. D5 Clee Clubg Solicitor Cucg Varsity Football, Swim- ming, Baseballg All-Albany Honorable Mention Footballg Ist place Colgate Invitational Swim- ming Meet-Divingg Varsity Club. arflw' 1954-55 III FORM: Pvt. Co. B3 32 Drillg Guard Mountg Clee Clubg Freshman Swimming. 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag 32 Drillg Cuard Mountg Silver Proficiency Barg Varsity VVres- tlingg Clee Clubg Dramatics Societyg Dance Committee. an-rv. 1956-57 V FORM: Cpl. Co. Dg 32 Drillg Cor- poral's Medalg Silver Proficiency Barg Varsity XVrestlingg Clee Clubg Contributor F8zP. 1957-58 VI FORM: Second Lieutenant Co. Ag Varsity Wrestlingg Solicitor Cueg Contributor F8zPg O. B. Decorations Committee. FREDERICK W. KELLEY, III Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Kelley Ir. 18 years "Fred,' Middlebury Y. Ph,TLR RUQTAM KERMANI 5011 of Mr and Mrs Rustam Kerman: 18 ye Irs 1 month Pete Prmce 1955 56 IV FORM Photographer Cue F6zP 1957 58 VI FORNI Busmess Mmlffer Cue Busmess Stlff Cue Sergeqnt Nlfqor Stlff 1' M F H rr K X X W 1954-515 III FORM: Photographer Cue, F8zP. 1956-57 V FORM: Photography Editor, Cue. - - ' : L . , g - 1" : ' z 1, 1955-56 IV FORM: Pvt. Co. A5 I. V. Soccerg 1957-58 VI FORM: First Sergeant Co. A I V Graduation Dance Committee. Soccerg Ioint Playg O. B. Decorations Committee 1956-57 V FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag 32 Drillg Cuard Mountg I. V. Soccerg Cum Laude Certificate. ff' , -.pw A wx K DAVID B. KLINCAMAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Klingaman 17 years 8 months "Klinks,' Bowdoin 1954-55 III FORM: PVT. Co. Ag Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseballg Dance Commit- tee. 1956-57 IV FORM: Pvt. Co. Ag Varsity Football, Tennisg J. V. Basketballg Dance Committee. Declamation F inalistg Solicitor Cueg Contributor F8zP. ANDREW MURRAY KOHN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben H. Kohn 17 years 9 months "Andy,' "Red" Syracuse 1956-57 V FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag 32 Drillg Varsity Tennisg Solicitor Cueg Contributor F6zP. 1957-58 VI FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag 32 Drillg Solicitor Cueg Dance Committee. , , X 3' 1954-55 H1 FORM: Pfe. Co. C5 Guard Mountg Freshman Swimmingg V. Soccerg Honor Rollg Cum Laude Certificateg National Society of Colonial Daughters Medalg Contributor F5111 1955-56 IV FORM: Cpl. Co. D CGuidon Com- panyjg Guard Mountg Varsity Swimmingg Honor Rollg Cum Laude Certificateg Contributor F8zPg Glee Club. ROBERT P. R. MARSHALL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Marshall 17 years 2 montlls S'BobU The College of The Holy Cross 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. C5 Varsity Swim- mingg Honor Rollg Cum Laude Certificateg As- sociate Editor F8zPg C.S.P.A. Conference Dele- gateg Glee Clubg Frederick Townsend Medal. 1957-58 V1 FORM: lst Lieutenant Adjutantg Guard Mountg Varsity Swimmingg Cum Laude Soeietyg Editor-in-chief F8zPg Treasurer Cueg Youth Page Editor CTimes Unionjg Dramatics Societyg Glee Club. STEWART CLAY MYERS II Son of Mr and Mm Roy H Myers 17 years IO months Stew Paragon Wllllams 195455 III FORM Pfc Co A Guard Mount 39 Dr1ll Cum Laude Certlflcate CODtf1bUtiJf F6zP Freshman Football Basketball Baseball Presldent of Class 1955 56 IV FORM Cpl Co A Guard Mount 39 Drlll Sllver Proflclency Bar Wlnner of Squad Dr1ll Contr1butor F8zP Cum Laude Certrhcate I V Basketball Baseball Varslty Football 5235? If f l"' -iff .V , . A x1a,,,,Jg. Q +9-ff?" L X 5 i K 1956 57 V FORM Sgt Co A 37 Drlll Ser geants Dr1ll Med ll Sllver Proflclency Bar Contr1butor F GP M1ller Sword Student COllI1C1l Represent lt1V6 Clee Club Cum Laude Cert1f1 clte Vlrsltv Football Bisketball Track Varsltv Club Second Team All Albany Football 1957 58 VI FORM Capt Co A Presldent Stu dent Councll Varslty Football Basketball Track CC1pta1nj Varslty Club All Albany Foot ball Amerlcan Leglon Lmeman of the Year Awlrd Glee Club O B Decoratxons Commlt tee Contrnbutor F6zP Cum Laude Natlonal Merlt Scholarshlp Wlnner 0 'UN ...mu-1. 1954-55 II1 FORM: P.F.C. Co. C: 32 Drill: Cuard Mount: Freshman Swimming, Tennis: Cum Laude Certificate: Cheerleader: Treasurer of Class. 1955-56 IV FORM: Cpl. Co. C: 32 Drill: Varsity XYrestling. Tennis: Cum Laude Certificate Vander Veer Fourth Form Prize: Cheerleader: Dance Committee. DOUGLAS McKAY NORTH Son of Mr. Henry North 17 years 8 months "Dou0D "NorthieU Yale 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. C: 32 Drill: Varsity 1Vrestling, Tennis QCapt.j, QCapitol League Champion Douhlesjg Van Rensselaer Classic Prize: Cogswell Prizeg Cum Laude Certificate: Cheerleader: Student Council: Varsity Club C Executive Committee D. 1957-58 VI FORM: Captain, Executive Officer: Cuard Mount: Treasurer Student Council: Presi- dent of Class: Varsity Soccer. 1Yrestling:,f, Tennis QCapt.Q: 4th Place Lehigh XYrestling Champion- ship: Secretary-Treasurer Varsity Club Qlixecu- tive Committeel: Valedictorian: Cum Laude Society: Contrihutor Cue: O. R. Dance Commit- tee: National Merit Scholarship Finalist: Finalist Declamation Contest: First Place jitterbug Contest. JOHN MCGOVVAN CYCONNOR Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. O,C0nn0r 18 years 7 months Villanova 1957-58 VI FORM: Guidon Corporal Co. B Varsity Basketballg Varsity Golf. swing' 1955-56 IV FORNI: Pvt. Co. Ag Assistant Mana- ger Varsity Football. Acting Manager Varsity Hockcyg Assistant Manager Varsity Trackz Honor Roll. Cum Laude Certificate: Dance Committee. 1956-57 V FORNI: Cpl. Co. D1 32 Drillg Mana- ger Varsity Football, Hockey, Trackg Varsity Club. Contributor FSP. Cucg llonor Roll. Cum Laudc Certificate: The llaryard Prizeg Craig Science Prize. ,wi 93- gf 1' an . 1957-58 Vl FURKI: lst Sgt. Co. BQ Co-Manager Varsity Football, Hockey, Trackg Varsity Club: Contributor Fc'SzP5 National Merit Scholarship Certificate of Meritg Cum Laude Certificateg Treasurer O. B. Danceg Student Council Disci- plinary Connnitteeg Academy Representative on All-Albany Football Danceg Academy Contrib- utor to the Knickerbocker News "Youth Columnv. ROBERT AUSTIN PFENNINC S071 of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfcnning 17 years 9 months "Bohn iKCiJl111H2llldCf XVhitehead,, XVesleyan FREDERIC B RODGERS Son of Mr and Mrs Prentzce I Rodgers yefzrs 8 months F rog Fritz Amherst 1954 55 III FORM Pfc Co D 37 Drill Fresh mm Bflsketbfill QMgrj Tennis QNIgrj Cheer leader 195556 IV FORM Cpl Co D fCu1don Com pmv 37 Dull Gulrd Mount I V Soccer Cum Llude Certiticqte Honor Roll Dmce Committee Contributor F8113 Solicitor Cue Cheerleflder as 'x 1 :M 1936 57 V FORM Cpl Co A 37 Drill Vfirslty tor Cue Cheerleldei 1937 58 VI FORM Ist Sgt Co C Virsity Rifle Tennis O B Refreshment Committee Solicitor Cue L. 1 V 1 ' v ry 1 17 f . U xl' at - : . . 5 I. ' 5 - -f' -- : . . 5 L ' 5 . ' 1 . L f . 5 ' i' . 5 - Rifle, Hockey, Tennis5 Contributor F8zP5 Solici- ' . 5 2 '. .,-. f: .. ' - .F-. 3 K. .5g' ', Q 1,5 L. " 5 2 5 . . 5 ' 5 . . ' 5 ' 1 ' ' . 5 5 2 . . 3 . S . l. Q I 1 1954-55 III FORM: Pfc. Co. C5 32 Drillg Cum Laude Certificatcg Freshman Basketball, Base- hallg Dance Committccg Cheerleader. I955-56 IV FORM: Cpl. Co. C5 32 Drillg Vice- President of Classg V. Basketball Qlylgizjg V. Baseballg Solicitor Cueg Contributor FtSzP5 Chair- man Graduation Dance Committeeg Cheerleader. I956-57 V FORM: Cpl. Co. C4 32 Drillg Presi- dent of Classg Varsity Basketball QAsst. Mgnjg Al. V. Basehallg Literary Editor Cueg Solicitor Cucg Dance Committee. 1957-58 VI FORM: 2nd Lieutenant Co. Bg 32 Drillg Student Council Representativeg Student Council Amendment Committeeg Editor-in-Chief Cueg Varsity Colfg Chairman O. B. Ticket Com- mittee. uf-5 STEPHEN ALAN SAFRANKO Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alzmlmm Safranko I8 years I month "Safranks" University of Rochester 1955-56 IV FORM: Pvt. Co. Dg 1. V. Baseballg Dance Committee. 1956-57 V FORM: Pfc. Co. Dg 32 Drillg Assistant Circulation Manager of F8zPg Solicitor for Cueg J. V. NVrestling, Baseballg joint Play fStage Crew and Dance Committeejg Delegate to C.S.P.A. HENRY C. SCHMERLER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fabius Schmerler 17 years 4 months "Hanky "Schmerlsie,' Hobart 1957-58 V1 FORM: Cpl. Co. C.g 32 Drillg Guard Mountg Circulation Manager for FGP5 Solicitor for Cueg Varsity Soccer, Baseballg Delegate to United Nations Councilg O. B. Dance Commit- tee. ,, lf IW EDWIN STANLEY SEGAL Son of Mr. and Mrs. joseph Segal 17 years 7 months 1954-55 III FORM: Private Co. B fCuidon 1956-57 V FORM: Cpl. Co. Ag Varsity Swim- Companyjg Freshman Swimming. millgs Cue S01iCit0f- 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. Ag Varsity Swim- 1957-58 VI FORM: Cpl. Co. F. fCuid0n Com mingg Cue Solicitor. panyjg O. B. Dance Committeeg Cue Solicitor. THEODORE F SIMPSON Son of Mr and Mrs Theodore A Szmpson 17 yeflrs 9 months Sun SlmpklDS Antloch uma. A E. . is if I ru' 1, I W L... 195455 III FORM Pvt C0 B fGu1d0n Com 1956 57 V FORM Pfc Co A Sollcltor Cue pany Dance Commlttee Dr lm It1CS Soclety Clee Club 1955 56 IV FORM Pfc C0 A Dfdmit S 195 ICS 001 758 VI FORM Color Cpl SOIICIIOI' Cue ety Sollcltor Cue Clee Club Crldultmn Dance DIIIHAUCS SOCICIY O B DGCOIIUOHS Cllmmlt Commlttee tee Clee Club ,,,,..,a-ur' 1954-55 III FORN1: P.F.C. Co. C5 32 Drillg Guard Mountg Freshman Soccer, Basketball, Trackg Secretary, Class. 1955-56 IV FORM: Cpl. Co. C5 32 Drillg Cuard Mountg Varsity Golf, V. Basketball fMgr.jg Solicitor, Cueg Dramatics Societyg Dance Com- mittee. JEROME MARK SPECTOR Son of Mrs. Augusta G. Spector 17 years 10 months "Specs" ulerryn University of Rochester 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. Cg 32 Drillg Varsity Wfrestling, Colfg j. V. Soccerg Dramatics Societyg Solicitor Cueg Dance Committee. 1957-58 V1 FORM: 2nd Lieutenant C0. C5 Varsity Wrestlingg Feature Editor, Cueg Drama- tics Societyg Chairman, O. B. Invitations Com- mitteeg Secretary, Class. 1956-57 V FORM: Pvt. Co. B QGuidon Com- 1957-58 VI FORM: Cuidon Cpl. Co. Ag Solicitor panyQg Varsity Wrestlingg Dance Committee. for Cueg O. B. Decorations Committee. ...ilk :I x,i i PCP' 10"-""""' DAVID MICHAEL STARR Son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Starr "Dave,' "Twinkle, 1954-55 III FORM: Pvt. Co. D: 32 Drill: Fresh- man Soccer: Freshman Basketball: Freshman Tennis: Cue Solicitor. 1955-56 IV FORM: Pfc. Co. B: 32 Drill: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Tennis: Varsity Club: Cue Solici- tor. 16 vi -nlliiiisv' 1956-57 V FORM: Cpl. Co. B: 32 Drill fCuidon Companyl: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Swimming: Varsity Tennis: Dance Committee: Varsity Club. 1957-58 VI FORM: Senior Color Sergeant: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Tennis: Dance Commit- tee: Varsity Club: Dramatics Society. f. ROBERT B. TAYLOR IR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Taylor 17 years 9 months "Rohn "Bohn Springfield DAVID KENDALL TITUS Son of Mr and Mrs Iohn R Titus 17 yefirs 10 months Dflve Kenny Y1 e 1954 55 III FORM Pfc Co B fGll1dOH Com prnvl 37 Drlll Cu 1rd Mount Freshm in Soccer Brsketbfzll Trlck Cum Liude Certlflcate Contrlbutor F2SzP D1nce Comrnrttee 1955 56 IV FORM Cpl Co B 39 Drlll Gufrrd Vlount Sllver Profxclency Bfir Varslty Soccer Trflck I V Bflsketball Cum Lfrude Certlflcfite Contrlbutor FoSzP Clee Club Craduatlon Dance Comm1ttee ,Q 5 Muhw- 5 j f -ff: ,.--4Q- 195657 V FORNI Sgt Co D 39 Dr1ll Cu 1rd Vlount V1ce Presldent of Clxss Vrrslty Soccer TflCk J V Bqsketball Cum Liude Certlflclte Contrlbutor FcSzP Delegate to CSPA Clee Club Dance Comrnlttee 1957 58 VI FORM Czptun Co C Student Councll Vlrsrty Soccer Blsketb Ill fMgr Colf Curn Llude Soclety Merlt Scholarshlp Certlflcate of Merlt Feature Edltlll' F6zP Clee Club CoCha.1rmf1n O B Decoratlons Commlt ee 1954-55 III FORM: Pfc. Co. B fCuidon Com- panyjg 3:2 Drill, Cuard Mount, Silver Profi- ciency Bar, Cum Laude Certificate, Honor Roll, FZSzP Contributor, Freshman Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Dance Committee. 1955-56 IV FORM: Cpl. Co. D fCuidon Com- panyj, 32 Drill, Silver Proficiency Bar, Cum Laude Certificate, F6zP Contributor, Varsity F ootball, Baseball, V. Basketball, Graduation Dance Committee. 1956-57 V FORM: Sgt. Co. D, 32 Drill, Cum Laude Certificate, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Contributor Cue, and F8rP, Dance Committee, Delegate to C.S.P.A., Varsity Club. 1957-58 VI FORM: Capt. Co. E fCuidon Com- panylg Veteran Foreign Wars Medal, Cum Laude Society, Sports Editor F5zP and Cue, Varsity Football CHonorable Mention All- Albany Footballl, Basketball, Baseballg O. B. Decorations Committee, Student Council Disci- plinary Committee, Varsity Club. ,Fai ,.., Manly. KEITH ALBERT WILLIS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest IVillis 18 years 3 months "VVilburv "VVhitey" Wesleyan Class History B Ted Szmpson It 111 stfrrted brck rn September of 1944 rs 1 lrttle whrte h ured flrsh to be known rs YV1l bur XV1ll1s st rrted hrs h rbrtu 11 stre rkrng 1bout the trles of the Krnderg 1rten room VV11lV couldnt qurte see ox er the top of the sind box 1nd hftd to strck uound for mother xcrr Upon hrs rcturn lre found hrmsclf rn the mrdst of srx str mgers to Hght our thc trr rnfflc xx1tl1 Ilunky Dorxvlldt B111 Tl1e Prpe De rrstyne Specs Spector Din Hln rx rn wrthout xx hose brg rrms the post office xvould never haxe been b111lt Doug North xxrthout whom rt never would have been wrecked and Kms Srmpson who strflngely enough xxas alwlvs carrxrng 1 blue lunch bov rn hrs hind Next year xve mrde the brg jump to first grade 1nd IS xve xx rlked rnto our new room to our surprrse xxe found Stew The Con Myers blushrng rnnocentlx rn fr corner 1nd Foggy Cllsrer xv 1nd rmg rrmlessly rbout the room At o111 next meetrng rn September of 1947 xxc notrced Nerxous Norvous Frshell ch rtterrng rxx IX rn the b rckground rlthough rlmost eclrpsed by the rmorphous mrss of o11r Hrst Troy bov Sun Segrl Once rgun xve closed the prne tree glng xv 1rs for the summer But It summers end our clfiss notrced wrth some 'rxxe our nexx lrrrval Dfrxe Kenny Trtus xxhose brother goes to Y1le pligurng flcultv 'md cllssmfltes rlrke Although Drve was o11r solo lddrtron thrs xelr rt wfts notflble for the remlrklble herghts xxhrch the mirble tourna ment re lched As we mrrched rnto the fourth grrtde room of Mrss Perkrns trghtly clutchrng o11r personal and Dow' North tldpoles rn our hot lrttle h1nds xve saxv two members for the Audubon Club john Cr1rV xvho qurcklx hecrmc 1 hero rn the dulx gime f Hc rd on md XV1llx Dorr xxho took 1dv.rnt1ge of us by usrng hrs golf clubs Lrter xxhen o11r cl rss xx rs comrng rnto the Lower School spotlrght of promrncncc rnd our first drv rn fifth frrde xv rs progrcssrng our strunch veterrns trcmblcd xxrth fc rr 15 Fred Kelly emerged from the xxrlds of Loudonvrlle wrth 1 rell xvrld hur on hrs chest No sooner drd xxe look the other w1v thfzn we sftxv a swlstrkr blnd come Qround the corner on the frrm of George Iordftn who kept IIS fill busy throughout tl1e vecrr devrsrng melns of torture for hrs future study hllls Xxflth tl18 comrng of September 1951 wc xvere 111 preplred to be come the brg men of the Lower School As the roll xv IS first c rlled xxe were 'rm rzed rt the flood of rmmrlfr rnts to o11r shores Thcrc xvfts B111 Aussrker herrt md so11l of the Schc nect rdx cu pool 1nd 11 rvnc Clurscn xx ho krckecl hrs socctr hrll to school cvcrx mornrng from McKoxxnv1lle lm rgrne our sulprrsc xx hcn wc sm Peter Kcrmrnr The Prmce Hx rn on hrs mlgrc c upet xx ltll str rnge tiles of the Orrent to sav nothrng of Rob Trxlor the first of the Slrngerlrnds clrque to ruse the roof oxer our herds We xxere rll drsappornted hoxxexer to Hnd th rt Robert Phrlrp john Relxel 'md VI 1rsl11ll xxere 111 the slme guy But IS the year flexx bx xve put on o11r puppet show and brd 1 fond frrevxell to the Lower School not reftlrzrng xxhlt xxe xx ere lettrng ourselxes rn for h 1 c c ' 2 ' 1 Q 2 1 s . . . 14 . . , c c . 2. 1 ' f - f ,a 11 . . . . . . , v I X Q - I- v I 4 1 . 2 1 2 2 , ,f. 1 c I Lf. . . . 44 v 11 . 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Z - - ' r '1 1- , v 1 c L L I, V , 9 ' c 1 7 l ' c C V 2 ' 7 ' . 1 57 53 xvls 1 dreflry veflr YVltll nothmg but lefts I'lglltS and Mr Eastons formulls but the elflss took on 1 nexx look is George The Creek Danes tumbled doxxn f1om Olympus find almost stralghtened hrs nose on the two meh ruler Turnlng firound xxe saxv Blll The M 11 ardme hldlng t1m1dly under a desk Wlhlle the rest of us xx hrttled solp Frltzv Rodgers put h1s knlfe 1nto somethmg that looked l1ke It mlght someday be '1 httle e'1r Charles The Turtle Keens Q1r1x ed to boost the IX er lge brlun by Hfty pel cent Last of ill xxe slxx Ch lrhe Slfranko xxho lftcr 1 xxctk III PS 19 declded to try hls luck on the copx shects All thc ncxt xc lr xxe lost our glrls IS Bob Fraser st zrtcd lns xx rcsthnq c lreer 1nd our slurts red handleb u must iche Behlnd Andy we notlced D lxc C1 1x 1 tall grmnlng kld pract1c1ng lns llugh xx h1ch xx is const mtlx dlsruptlng our cl lsses Imfiglne our surprrse IU the fill of 54 when Oscfxr Cross stuck h1s srze 75 E foot 1n the door and Zeke Forem IH pulled up 1nto the pfirkxng lot on lus tr lctor We dldnt come out from under our desks unt1l xve heard in 1nv1tat1on to p1Ck PRHSICS Ind slxx Phxllxf Erhch Then our Sophomore year and xx hat a year It wfzsl Khnks Khnglm in 1rr1x ed W1th ha1r l1ne th it rm the four mlnute m1le Henry The Monk Schmerler sxxung 1nto cl Iss on a conx ement v1ne Bullet Bob Pfennmg 11r1ved sportmg ll1bf1ITlOllS runcolt 'md Igloo ack Hume pulled 1n to coat the bllekbmrds YV1tl1 h1s grefisy haxr But soon the xear came to in end, and Wlth It an era Commg biek to our fifth form year xve saw many sgt strlpes flmong our ranks and '1lso three forelgners Flrst of all Bertle Burger pulled up m the 'Nlaughtx Nlsh shook the sand out of hrs hur 1nd promptly got the Bugs out of the school then clme Pete Fort rlxlng lbout the xflrtues of cllssloom T V md Txxlnkle Stlrr the Old Plulosophcr xvho set up hls tcnth pc r1od dc b ltmg soclc tx Bx Com mc ncemcnt tune xxc xx elc xll xxonclc I'll'lQ xx ho om ofllcers xx ould bc At our ltst rcturn xxc got txxo shocks xxe xxho h 19 dont 1 rcmnkible lob of st lxlnq sme lmldst thlrtx mnc othcr 1 ltllil Sll1QllllI' 1lld1Xld uals the second shock xx IS Co E The ofllcers xx ere nlmed 1nd turned out much 19 expected md thus xxc plunged 1nto our list xeir XVeeks xxent hke dlxs ind soon College Bolrds C111 don and Compet1t1ve Drrll sped bx and the xelr xx IS draxxmg to in end But is xxe stood on the We re lllzed stage 'ind helrd the VdlGdlCt0I5 that lt xx is ox er 'md It the slme THUG 1 new beglnnmg -Ks xxe p uted 1nd xx ent our sep irate Ways We eich knexx thlt bec luse of our xeirs ID the Ac ldemx xve xxcre better prepned for thfzt lJCgll1I1lI1g 1 u 1 1 1 CC '9 ..- . 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'ff f t 4 ri .aa , TZQLZ- ' QD ,oi-11nfw1!'93' . fW'13Z ff fwvdm W it C, ,J,,ie,s 0 EQ? I? ,- Lvfl In right: 2nd Lic-utc'nant P. and T. Fishcll, Executive Captain North, Major jarciinv, lst Lii'llU'Il1lIlf Qllill'fl'l'lllilStl'l' Dorr, Ist Lieutenant Adjutant Marshall, Quartvrinastcr Sc-rgn-ant jordan Staff Company A Officers Left to right: 2nd Lieutenant Kelley, 1st Lieu- tenant Ilanavan, Captain Myers, lst Sergeant Klingaman Company B Cfficers Left to right: 1st Lieutenant Dearstyne, 2nd Lieutenant Safranko, Captain Cross, lst Sergeant Pfenning ,,'-,L at ei .3 1 rt'- x fff 4 -,af v,, iii- 4MM,,,..-fa' Company C Cfficers Left to right: Captain Titus, lst Sergeant Rod- gers, lst Lieutenant Aussiker, 2nd Lieutenant Spector Company D Gfficers Left to right: lst Sergeant Keens, Captain Crary, lst Lieutenant Danes, 2nd Lieutenant Clausen I Y 4 X- 4-Q - 1-. . . Q f f.. .U .xA..,,. 3, V RV. .. if 433 X 5 lf f, 1: -ham , l 2. U T fQ A ' 7 1 tm if L3 X x l All f I ' 1 . - gy' eb . l tl Q ' T ' if S 4 'V F 1 Q . il. I l r' V 1 ,. D' xv . . ,H+ J v l 'f . A .r,, M" . ' 'Q C if ., l , ,Az 'ff f t A . 7' , , 'Y 'T l A 1' ' Y " ' is J: Left to right: 2nd Lieutenant Dorwaldt, Cap- tain VVillis, 1st Sergeant Glasier, lst Lieutenant Fraser Qfficers Guidon Compan Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Military Awards XVINNINC SQUAD Cpl J. Einptage Pfe. NI. Sr-liginan Pfc. B. Fischer Pvt. A. Fisher Pvt. Slovak Pvt. XV. Kun-hn Pvt. Berns BRONZE PRUFICIPINCY BARS Klacomher Pvt H. Dowse Chelius Pvt. S. jones DcVries Pfc. B. Nlartin Leahy Pvt 'l'. Bingham Foggo Pvt I. Van Orden ' -in KE' E v ,At ' : -. Q. . . l j 41: W f 4? 4 -5 Q 'iff' 6 tw ik 5 are The The The The The The The The Cpl. Sgt. Cpl. Pfc. Pfc. QE Sgt. Schrauth is decorated Ernest L. Miller Majofs Medal Nlajor XVilliam Sherman Jardine john F. Rathbone ,lledal . , , Sgt. Richard Alexander Rainka Frerleriek Townsenfl Medal . . Sgt. Edward Louis Schrauth, III SCflQU!lIlflS Medal . . . Sgt. John Robert Kirkwood Corporals' Medal . . . Cpl. Jeffery Smith Eniptage Marine Corps League Medal . lst Sgt. Robert Austin Pfenning Henry S. fI!lllSI'U0!H'f Medal . . Pvt. Tlieodorc P. C. Xlikkelsen, lr. American Legion Merlal . . . Pvt. Douglas YVorth Olcott, Ir. SILVER PROFICIENCY BARS C. Lynn Pfc. A. Schweikert E. Moore Pfc. R. Sangster E. S. jones Sgt. E. Eckert R. O'Hara Sgt. j. R. Kirkwood H. Haase Cpl. D. Seibert Q. """"'V WL ., 0 L .mais 'si -as fi ga' JS. Q'h ., .. , - n :wifi-+i Hi' mmseiimi , 4.6 v E6 Q ' , .+,. -A l, - ' 1 XXX xx .Tj-In we n , fl, f' '-W i I Xml, JA N I wx X 4 511 J: 1 9 Ib x 'N A fx m it L-APY if -si G 5. 'Ja 5. Activities -. 7. ,- ll, ,1 .i1.......... Front Row left to Tlgllt Dlucl TltllS Douglts lNorth Wxlllam AIISSILST Stewart Myers VV1ll1am Dorr VV1llxam Jardine Stephen Safrmlto Second Row Jon Gordon Wllllam Barnet john Evans Edu ard Schrluth Vvllllalli Halse Student Councll Stewart Myers Preszdent fr ,,, an-. ,,, fin .ap-I1 Under the leadershrp of Stewart Myers the Student Counul attempted to set forth a program whlch would enable every student to partxclpate IH student government Th1S program became a reallty through the open meetmg Wh1Ch xx as held each month Once agam the councll ralsed money for 1ts Charlty Fund so that rt mlght be able to donate to the many VVOI'tllVkllllC CllJ.I'1t1eS wluch annually appeal to the councll The counul tppolnted an Amendment Commlttee cons1st1ng of Douglas North Davld T1tus Stephen Safranko and on Cordon to draw up amendments to clarlfy the electron procedure and to provrde for a wlder representa t1on 1n the councll The Amendments Wh1Ch were passed by the student body w1ll be xn effect for the 1958 59 school year The Student Counc1l adopted a plan to allevrate congestlon m the parkmg lot For the Hrst t1me ln several years the councll voted to have a Faculty Advlser Mr Harold E Santee , l 1 1 ' n V ' me - 4 A, ., ', : i ,- - A., , Q H. 1 , ' 'L , , L -, O . 7 nf xp ,pp I' A . . 1 . 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'N ,Q Front Row left to rzght Dlvld TltllS Robert Nhrshlll Douglas North Robert Fraser Wlll1HH1 Jlrdlne Second Row Kuth NV1ll1S Stew lrt Myers Robert Pfennmg., Cum Laude On Monday Aprll 14 the nlght members of the class of 1958 ehglble for membershlp m the Albany Academy Chapter of the Cum Laude SOC16ty were named to 1tS 1 inks At that tlme Robert A Fraser W1ll1am S Iardme Robert P R Marshall Stewart C Myers Douglas M North Robert A Pfennmg Davrd K T1tUS and Kerth A NV1ll1s were C0l'lgI'Itlll1tbd md presented the1r yellow r1bbons by the Presldent of the chapter M ames B Colton Ten days later the annual 1n1t1at1on banquet was held at the Academy and the elght newly 1n1t1ated students reeelved the1r keys and certlficates The gatherlng of some nmety members of the socrety parents of members md the flculty were treated to a vxgorous compar1son of Russun md Amerrcm educatlon ll systems by Dr Emery I Valyl, Sc D , the guest speaker As the year progressed, several meetmgs were held w1th Cum Laude members and the faculty present It IS hoped that these meetmgs and the1r contmuance 1n future years w1ll both contrlbute to the school's scholastlc mterest and make the Cum Laude SOC16ty a more functlonal group I Dougl is North Valedzcto rum if Q5 I. 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'z 2 ' z ' z . f' Throughout th1s past year the staff of the 1958 Cue has been confronted wlth the onerous task of compllmg and assembhng mater1al representatrve of the school s act1v1t1es To accomphsh thrs feat they began to SOl1C1t advertlse ments early 1n September plan layouts collect photographs 'nn prepare copy and perform the numerous other tasks lssocmted yuth such a pubhcatlon Thxs was carrled out under the gurdance of Mr Nash thelr faculty advlser and the lerderslnp of Steve Safranko Edltor 1n Chlef Of course we cmnot overlook the mdrspensable efforts of a h 1rd working busxness manager Pete Kermanl Cath errng subscr1pt1ons was George Danes subscrlptlon mana ger Performrng lrterary dut1es was Martln Sellgman asslsted by 1ndustr1ous Daniel Chlrot whlle john Sharlet 'T' snapped the shutters Wrrtrng sports artrcles was Kelth W 1111s and decoratmg the 1nter1or of the book was john Foreman Sta phc n S lfr lnko Irrhtor m fluff Cue Front R IL lr t tw rz It john laorem in Ixerth Wrlhs Stephen Srfrlnko Robert Nhrshall Ceorgt Dmu Second Rou john Shlrltt E D1x1dWsm5,Qr D1n1elCh1rot a . . , , I . . . , . . . . . . , . , an -., 5 I s 1 s A ' 3 I -. 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J Marked by the 1nnovat1ons of French and German columns more partlclpatron through Letters to the Ed1tor and some excellent sport and ed1tor1al features thls years Fzsh and Pumpkm has been one of the most popular 1n recent years Bob Marshall was head man and took on the pa1nstak1ng job of organlzlng a staff Mr Barrows was of the greatest asslstance 1n advxslng the edltors of the paper Plnl Erllch took charge of Hnanclal matters as buslness manager Kexth W1ll1s d1d a fine yob m reportmg the news 1n Academy sports Dave Trtus was responslble for the d1st1nct or1g1nal1ty of the feature page Bob Fraser of the Alumn1 sectlon Pete Kerman1 the photographer and Henry Schmerler c1rculat10n manager all showed an eager w1ll to cooperate Next years staff w1ll be composed of Alan Slms John Evans George W1ll1s D1ck Wallace Ezra Mager Jack Sxdman and Carl Ernst Apprecratlon must be expressed to next years assoclate edltor Ion Gordon and to sopho more B1ll Barnet Fish and Pumpkin Front Row left to rzglzt D TltllS K NV1ll1s R Nhrshall R Frlser Erhch Nlr Barrows A Slms md: Robert Nlflrshall Edztor m chzef Second Row 'S N lf-'rv I W 1 M.-Q Vg' . Front Rru left to rrgjzt R Nlrrshull C' Flledgr T 91mpsonIPrcszcIentQ C' Coldrlng Erllch 81401111 Hou Sptctor l Hulmlmlrd A Suns Forcmln P Voss J Cordon C Dancs Dram I hc odort Simpson Prc 91111 nt hifi' KU' mf , atlc Society Vvltll only txxo of 1ts former members returnmg the D1lIHltlCS Soclcty hld 1 dlfficult task of I'Cbl1lld1Ug 1tS crcxv Thls constructxon Wls accomplished under the lc tduslup of Ted Srmpson 1ts presxdent George Coldrmg xlcc plcsrdcnt Ind Mr Nash the faculty adv1ser A mcctmg xx IS held xvrth the Albany Academy for GIIIS md it lt the Pulltzer Prrze Wrnnlng comedy YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU xvas chosen for th1s years pc 1 formance Actmg 111 the c1p1c1tx of drrector xx is Mrs 'Tl1OlStLl'lSGH the AAC ftcultv 1dx1se1 Producer xvts Mr 'Nllsh The mile clst wls comprlsed of john Foreman ohn Childers Boh Mlrslnll Al SIITIS Phll Ehrllch eff Huhh 1rd Ceorge Coldrmq jon Cordon Dixe Klmgaman erry Spector Ted Srmpson md Phll Voss Credlt IS also due to Chuck Ellcdgc thc stlqe mlnlger md all hrs xsslstlnts Emlly Eld11dg.,c prcsldent of the AAG drxmltxcs commxttcc ll0l1U' xxrth Mr Nlsh ind Mrs Thorstcnsc n dcscrvc most of thc true LlCd1f for makmff YOU CAN T TAKIL IT XX ITH YOU the I'0llSll'lg success It xx IS Txxo p01f01lTl mccs xxclc prcscntcd 1 mltlnee and ln cvcnmg show hoth of xx luch xxclc outst lI'ldll'lQ,' successes cnloyed by the llrge 'md 'tpprccrztlxc 'llldlLIlC6S. s.-.52-' Front R011 Ift t r ht Stux lft Xlxers VV11111111 Ilrchm 1N111lllH Cross Robert 11r1s1r Crorgst Duns Second Rou, Df7lIL,1lS North VV111I111l Auss11cer Wayne C1'1ll5Cl"l Varsity Club The v1rs1tw club IS 1n o1g1n1z1t1on of Academy athletes formed for t11e purpose of enforcmg tramlng rules Under the 11 1dersh1p of lts presrdent B111 Cross the club 11 I5 lg 1111 proven 1tse1f an 1mport mt and XVOI'thXX11116 school org1n17 1t1on Th1s yef1r the fourth of 1tS exlstence the dub sponsored 1 c1nteen IH co111bor1t1on H1111 t11e student councll and for the fllst tlmc shoxud 1 pltlflt for the ye1r To become 1 member of t11e V1rs1ty Club 1 boy must be the 1ec1p1ent of it 1e1st two 1 1rs1ty letters 1n drfferent sports Anyone elected captaln of 11 varslty sport IS '1utom11t1Q 111V 1n the club Those captams also constrtute the Evceultlve COIIHCI1 of the org11n1Z1t1on Membcrs of the Extcutlve Counul 'ITC B111 Cross presldent B111 j1rd1ne Vue Presrdent Doug North Secretary TI'61Sl1I'61 XVayne Clausen B111 Ausslker Bob Fraser George Danes Stewart Myers B111 Dorr and Steven Gunther S -I 4' 1 'L . I 6 ef A 1 rssr 1 1 Q 1 ' p 1 X1 . I' J, ' '1 1 ' 1, ' '1 .'.', Y 1 .' , ' '1 , . 1 ' , O 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' and encouraging boys to v111ue and keep these ru1es. X. I H . ' ' K. . .' , ' , , 1 ' 1 1' ' . ' ' 1 ' f ' L1 '11 ' . '. L ' J. , 7 , 1 '1 ,, ' - 1 1 ' f' ', , ' 2 Q 'f 1 ' ' ' ' 1 . ' 1 1 " 1 p I. . 2 i X yi . . . K I . bk 7 . . I . . + 3 - 3 2 ' ' " 1 : ' , " 1 5 ' 2 ' , " ' 5 , I A ' 2 'Q 1 9 1 y a I 7 3 'A 1 5. 4 NX" x A 'T yi? ' r 35' in ei? 31-NX I Sports arsit Football ,-Xftcr years of clisappmmintinvnts nn the grid- iron. tht- 1957 Albany Ac-aclciny fnotlmall fan saw wliat ln- wanted to soc. Frmn tliv opening ininntvs of tlic initial contvst nntil tlic closing se-c-uiicls of tlic' frustrating 27-QT tic' witli Albany lliqli. tlu- lied and Black clvvoli clisplaycd a mngli-tongli offense, and a liarcl-cliarging, dc- tvrininc-cl clvfviisei. Tllc- Caclcts in clvfvatinq l3.C.lI.S.. Clm'01's- villa: Darrow. Cardinal Nlc-Closky, Sl'llllylCl', and living tit-cl ln' .'X.ll.S., slinwt-cl tlit- most clvvasta- ting nl'l't-iisivv attack svvn in many a yvar on tlic .'Xc-acltwin Road tnrf. .Iolin Crary, Kvitli XVillis, llvnitqt- Danvs, Ric-liarcl liainka, Xml lic-kc'1't, and Clliarliv Kvc-ns gave dt-ptli tn tliv liacltfivlcl: wliilc Cirnss. Xlycrs. Haas:-. Dorwaldt. Xlinor, jardinc. ancl Fislwll lmlstclx-cl tht- linv. .Xt-aclviny fans will IIOYOI' form-t tlic final gaint- of tliis spa-ctacnlar t-ainpaign. lt was tliv ti-aink first win llYl'l' lS.C.ll.S. tliat carried tlivin tlnwingli tlicir nnclt-fc'atvcl svasnn. witli only tliv linal QT-27 tim- tuna-liing wliat could liavc lmcvn a pvl'l't-vt wasun witli a sliaclv of gray, in tlit- svnsv tllat tln- statistics and otlivr factors proved the ,M-aclc-nn' superior. Y,XltSl'l'X l"0OTB.-XLL-Ifrmlf H0141 iff! fn rigflfi K. Willii.. C, Km-m, G, Dani-s. P. Ilnrxxalflt. NY. Crows. YV. ,larclinv ff7npt.'. S. Xlyc-iw. XY. Ilaaw. xl. Crary. P, Fislic-ll. 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Cadet footlmllers were really worked up by the time they opposed SCllllyl01' and drubbed the F11lconS,331T. hc-hind fine line play of Bill Cross und Hunk TDUl'xVi1lt. Academy suffered 75 yards in penalties. Charlie Keens and John Cl1'21l'y romped for two touchdowns apiece in Z1 game which would h11x'e heen more of 21 rout had the third string not played the entire third period. Wi K. Cidcts Crirx topplts AHS ICC ALBANY HICH SCHOOL The AHS XA foothill gum is ll lxs 1 toss up, but the 1991 contt st xx as bx fu the most exciting 1n the memorx of m my 1 footb ill fm The scoie xx is 71 74 the HlSt doxx ns xx ere AA 16 XHS hid 365 Those stltlstics xxell cxplun the txutinff stolx Tha Ac idt my fought every second of thc xx ix, but thex wut not ible to qllltt un tht xlctolx is it missed 1 first down on the high school fixe x 1rd strip hx inches xxith fiftx seconds lt ft on thc clock 88 wi-sq .. , ,mil , L .I 72 it , Vx! Q' " ' w fe, 1 L. Nlcfloslxy p iss incoinplctc C XHDIN AI NIQCLOSKY X letolx nmnhei fixe c une the hlrd xx IV to tht Amdt mx foothill tt mi Cldet linemen found tht going li ll d 1nd iouqh 18 did the hacks xx ho h id to mild thru sust umd ClllXLS for the ni 700 stolc Rich Runlxl xx IS llllllllllt 01 ans: is xxtll is on dtfenst, ind he seoi xxiu ucnix s thincts o scoilnff hx fmnhlinff lIlSldl tht XIcCloslxx tui c ti p xxut tm stole onlx Ol c IIIIU' tht fnst nt ww an-Q ,Qu- sew- ' 44 4,5 ii l 7' , . f , ,1 1 ,Q J I ' . " ' 1' 1 X1 . 1 ' - 1 , fr . K 1 1 l 1 k its . 4 I ' ' 1 1 ' X ' 2 1 C 1 ' 2 " U , flilI..- " il '1 '13 "'1 1 Off i A- i LA- 1 , inf , s - s 1 1, - -ed ' t " Ac-1 li I' lojt two early ' 1 'X f 1 h -' hs ' 5 ' s s A - I L- 'if gl , , xurl s 'i , und uhle 1 'f I' ice Vt ' A A . lu" 5 ' lzll. ,.. . x' q"""'- , - - ' 'A 1: ' I .1 7 f A 4 T 1 ...4 , . -f A 1 p1 v ' 1 W1 1 . - A .f" - x '1 j 1 ' . " ' R ' , 1' 1 1 1 1 . ff . - 71 K. :-""-L I - 1 1 f 3 . and AHS 15g the x'11rd11ge was 368 for AA, and I 1 ' 1 . 1. 131' f in 7 I 1 'i"'1 'U I1 .' ' '. - , -1 1 , , A-1 , -- .- - 1 tb N cw- ...J 1 J' 'il 7 ' ' v" ' L,. i sr, 1 M T' A .5 pg I ' It ' sq 1' 54 :Q , 7 , 'A - V .7 H 7 -A :Vol -1 li:a':'l'f,7.?j . "" ' ' ' 'KA' ' W4 "'1f'... 7 'J' f"f 1 GTTf"h-I , -:..L" Viv, . ,V,.,., - www- t . -.r-- - A . . -1-1 P29-4, ' " S f -. Y - ,:' , '. 'M ' - . , V. 4 , ,. , . A ,. K -A, My, , ,, V , VARSITY SOCCER-Front Row, Icft to riflllt: H. Scluncrlcr, A. Sclnvr-il4crt. A, XVhitinan. XV. Clauscn lCll17f.l. XY. Dorr, Xl. l"iui-inau. D. North. Sz'z'onrl O Va rslty Soccer Coach Sahisch anrl Captain Clauscn , .gig Ffa-3' .bf x 2 .- s b',f"'1. - ap... 1 .. ,..-., .""""" ' . .- w,'iN' f 9'-" S-'Vi-3"-' 'rm 'fu -4' N Row: Coach Salmisch. R. Frascr f.lI,gr.j, j. Childers, S. Cluntlncr, S. Ross, IJ. Titus. NV. Dcarstync. ll. Taylor, XY. .-Xussilwr. C. l"orsinau, Cl. lloltlring. fl. Xl'illis. l'nclcr thc ablc lcaclcrship of Coach Sahisch and Captain XYaync Clausen, the 1957 soccer tcain rollcd to its fifth consccutivc winning scason. posting a coinmcnclahlc 4-2-1 rccord. Thc scason was curtailccl somcwhat hy a flu cpiclcinic which hit most of the countrfs schools, hut clcspitc this it was fillcd with plcnty of action and sparkling play. XYith Vcry fcw rcturning lcttcrmcn, thc hootcrs opcnccl their scason with a convincing G-0 victory ovcr Cohunhia Iligh School. The scconcl gainc was a thrillcr which thc Academy won in ovcrtimc by a -1-3 margin ovcr an cxpcr- icncccl Darrow School. Only about four days latcr Darrow lwat tht- Caclcts, 2-0. In the next coutcst Cranwcll squclchcd all Hccl and Black ollcnsivc cflorts as thcy rippccl the Albanians' clcfcnsivc line in scoring a -1-1 victory. ,-Xftcr this, thrcc schcclulcd gamcs with X.Y.Xl..-X.. Ncw Lclmanon, and Columbia were postponccl lmccausc of thc prcviously mcntionccl ilu. l,ccl hy Aclain Sclnvcikcrt. Davc Titus, llohin Taylor, Captain Clauscn, and goalie Ccorgc Willis. thc tcam fought hack from its hricf layoff to lucat Lcnox. 3-0, for win numbcr thrcc. and tic a stuhhorn Xlinclsor Nlountain squad. 1-1. In thi- final gamc of thi- ycar, the shinlxickcrs camc through with a sparkling 2-1 victory ovcr Hoosac School. ., . - - , fax.. -nw, ...L '..-V... ...F 89 Suv J is 'di lf- .-u--it X -XllSl'lX H Vwlxl l ou ft fo I ll! llLlHklX'ilIl. XY. llaase, lf. Xlalder, XY. Al2lfKllllt', fl. Willis f.Xs'y-'I ,lIgr.J. The 1957-58 Academy hasketlmall team. he- hind the lanky frame of Captain Bill Cross, was sneeesslnl in winning only seyen of their thirteen starts. Clnilderland, B.C.ll.S., and a fiery Van Rensselaer squad eaeh defeated the Black and lied twiee to the surprise of inany. liyeryone had great hopes for this years lanky team, hnt the squad. averaging well over six feet did not eonie np to expectations. Cadet lloop teams haye, for the past two seasons. taken seeond plaee in the Capital Distric-t League, hnt this year, they were ahle to salvage only a third plaee standing behind B.C,ll.S. and Y.li.II.S. Cnilderland, a highly underrated team, found the range against the .Nc-adeiny on two oecasions. The first was the opening game when Coach .Xl Sahiseh expected a yietory to inaugurate the eainpaign. On this day and also during the seeond eontest later in the season, a little speedster named Frank Bess heat the Cadets, averaging 28 points per game. Bill Cross sparkled for the Aeademy during the later part of the year, hnt it was a 'hot and eold year' lor the team whieh will he led hy Bill Austin next year. ,M-adeniy has dropped all league affiliations for the next year. and the schedule is a hit vague at the inoment. O O O Varsity For the first time in several years, the Red and Black swimmers had a losing season. YVin- ning only four of nine meets the mermen faced much superior competition than in previous campaigns. College flCS11IT1C1'l CColgate, Cornell, Army, and XYilliamsl accounted for four of the Academy's five defeats with the fifth coming at the hands of Peekskill Military Academy. The Cadets defeated B.C.H.S., R.P.I., Frosh, N.Y.M.A., and Troy High. Overall the record was disappointing to the many people who expected much of the 1958 squad, but it produced many extremely fine individual performances. Bill Dearstyne was undefeated in the 100 yd. hackstroke. His out- standing time of l:00.0 for this event set a new national record. Boh Kirkwood, ill during the latter part of the schedule, broke the school mark in the 100 yd. hutterfly. He will replace this year's captain, Bill Aussiker in 1959. Pieter Vanderzee and Eric Nloore, swimming thc 100 yd. hreaststroke and the 200 yd. freestyle, re- spectively, set new school marks in their events, and along with Kirkwood and Dearstyne were chosen as All-Americans. VARSITY SXYHIMINC-F1'ont Row, left to right: Slox tk B fllllllfx, R. Nlarshall, C. Keens, YV. Aussiker Captl W Dorr, NI. Xloecker, L. XVickcus. Second ou, I Cordon, F. XVoolsey, P. Voss, P. VanDcrZec, i , ..,. Q3 -.X E' , ', 4, w. . , Sw I m m I n g Coach Knowles and Captain Aussiker D. Nlarshall, R. Blackburn, M. Seligman Ulgrj, Coach Knowles. Third How: C. Elledgc Ulgrj, L. Killnourne, E. Nloore, XV. Dearstyne, P, Van Loan, R. Lawrence. E ......, Q Y I. '31 1 W X 1- rl 1 3 fa' . f as 1 1 - ' 1.2 " 0 , 5 f f .lidif E' 'Ta 1 if 1' 1 . L- of 1 1 1, 'I I 1. ' .L 5 1 g sc 'P' f.i- K . I Y' vf' . ' I I A ' ' ' ,N ' l 'x 2 ,, it ,- :rn Varsity Wrestling 'L Captain lfrascr and Coach Olcott v.-xnsirv XYlll'fS'l'l.INCL-Ifrnnf from-. Icfz fo riSl1ff Ii. lloryay. -I. Spector. R. lfrascr KCupf.l. IJ. North, li. Flynn. Sccoricl Hour ll. Fort. A. linchinan, bl. Nowcll. ,. 1-4 Q A 6--1-2 record is not an outstanding achieve- ment as far as most sports enthusiasts are concernedg however the 1958 wrestling team faccd some superlative competition during their twelve match season. The grapplers, who were captained hy Boh Fraser, lost twice to Mt. Pleasant and once to N.Y.Xl.A. and Saratoga. Coach Olcott did a fine job of tutoring his experienced squad which performed well on occasion but lacked depth. Seniors Doug North, Bob Fraser. and jerry Spector will be sadly missed next yearg they formed the nucleus of this seasonis team. This year was a hot and cold campaign for the matmen. Nott Terrace and Darrow battled the Cadets to tie matchesg both were potential victories for the Red and Black. Gloversville, B.C.H,S., Schoharie, and Nott Terrace 12nd meetj were easy wins for the Academy whose only really superior opponent was N.Y.M.A. Dave Drumm, a first year man, did a fine joh for the team as did Chilly Foresman and Sandy Ross. Foresman, next yearis captain, will have a rough job emulating this season's won and loss slate. Academy wrestling teams have been constantly improving over the past few years under Coach Olcott, who devotes a great deal of his time to the sport. Nl. l'lllt'lll.lIl. -X. Nlcrriclx. li. l'lNt'lll'l'. xl. lwblvlllilll l-will-l Tliirrf Rout l. Sidnmn. lf. Kr-lly, C. lforcsinan, Coflcll Ulcott. A. lloss, pl. lfranlt. IJ. Drninni. "5 S e , n 4 ' 'X J li 4 R J ' ,1- 'if' I -if-. x s It . I T 5 I YAliSl'l'Y IIIJCIKICY---If'rm1l Hou: left fo ffflilzt: E. D. Ackerman, I". jones. P. Clatcnlmy, Couclz Townsend, 1 Kemp, IC. St-In-autli. D. Evans. S. Cunthcr fCz1pt.Q, P. Mason, ll. Ykullacc, Eckert, ll. lfcnniug f.lI,Qr.Q. Aloncs, ll. Towsc. pl. Frans. Seconzl How: nl. Harcourt, ABSENTg j, S, Slim-lr-t K.-Ls-,s-'g .XI,gr,J. Varsity Hockey A team which this year appeared to be on Captain Cunther and Coach Townsend the comeback trail after a few very poor seasons was the hockey squad. Coach Charles Town- W send had not only a talented bunch of hustlers on his sextet, hut a hunch of scrappers and fighters. The skaters, captained this year by Steve Cunther twho incidentally was high scorer and undoubtedly the most outstanding playerl, posted a 3-4 record. XVinning its first two contests 3-0 and 3-2 over Lenox and Darrow respectively, the sextet was stopped 6-1 by LaSalle in its third game. Although the Cadets started their campaign well, a lack of ice and lapses of one or two weeks between practices foiled their hopes for a better than .500 season. Ed Schrauth and Robert Towse were outstanding in their defen- sive playing and stick handlingg both helped the squad immeasurahly in its closing game victory over C.C.ll.S. This year's squad was composed entirely of underclassmen, so that next season an experi- enced group will represent the Academy. The lack of ice and subsequently limited practice 1. hefore games will he a problem attacked more ' vi -5. t - . --A .-L seriously in the 1958-59 season. Q.- w--- '- Varsity Baseball Vl'ith the exception of two innings during the season the Albany Academy baseball team outshined every opponent. The 1958 squad won the Capital District League Championship for the second consecutive year. The team compiled a commendable 10-2 record which included seven victories and one defeat Within the league. Outscoring their opponents 103 to 49 for the season, it would appear that the Cadet "nine" had little trouble. They defeated Columbia, Milne, Shenendehowa, Ceach twicel and Albany High, Darrow, Van Rensselaer, and St. joseplfs leach oncel. Losses came at the hands of Albany High and Van Rensselaer. Academy's most outstanding offensive barrage was against Columbia when the Cadets triumphed 36 to 6 on 14 hits, 5 errors, 24 walks, 6 hit batsmen and 13 stolen bases. Rich Rainka, next years captain, C5-Ol and john Crary Q4-lj were Coach Steck's mound aces while at the plate Pete Dorwaldt f.424l, Rich Rainka C.333Q, Bill Cross C.302l and George Danes Q.304Q lcd the team. This was Mr. Stecles first year as coach of the varsity team, his policy of hard work returned great dividends. Coach Stock. Captain Danes VARSITY BASEBALL-Front Row, left to right: XxvllllS,Cll1ll'II Stu-lt. Sf'r'om1 Row: .l.FOl'ClDll1ll1 fjflllfll Santee, D. Slovak f.llQr.l, C. lforesman, R. D. Ilanaxan. NY. Cross, l. Crary, P. lorxxu Kirkwood, Cl. Danes fCr111f.l. tl. lfvaus, Xl. Heller, K. Gunther, S. jones. ll. Rainlta. C. livens, Xl Dt lrs nc -..--- -..,---...... . -.- A V - -. ali .,- I C, -1 . 3' Y 'a Yu. fi - f hu. . , -nl i M W li-ii Q A Q . ., I I X . . u 5 I x A 'ij i 2, . X 1' ji X . h' , H, - Brill' f50l1l"'1'll""1f RUN'-lf'ffff"'flll1f5 ,l- Siilmllll XV. Dorr fC11pt.J. S. Safranko, B, lfiscller, D. Noord, HI 113, C. Ernst. ,l. Nowt-ll, D. Titus, Cvlldl BHTFOWS, A. Friedman. Varsity Golf Coach Barrows, Captain Dori' N ps 55533 -sn ff f 'X 'Q -H K V ,l"f.,ss ,y-'H-f.-1 " 'E I .fl 1 kusyisi Although Aeademyis golf team never had an outstanding record, this seasonis 5-7 record was very commendable. Carl Ernst and Jack Nowell shot some fine golf on occasion as they led the linksmen to double victories over Albany High and Philip Schuyler. However the team suffered twin setbacks at the hands of Vincen- tian, C.B.A., and Bethlehem Central. N.Y.NI.A. also managed to hang an early season defeat on the Bed and Black in a match that was played in a driving rain. Captain Bill Dorr and newcomers Dave Titus, Steve Safranko and Barry Fischer were other members of the squad, although a non- playing member was the great personality of the course, Coach Barrows. Mr. Barrows usually managed to go the first nine but found, with the other coaches, that an easy chair was often better than the back nine. Next years team will be captained by Carl Ernst who played number one man this season. Ernst shot in the seventies several times only to find himself beaten on occasion. The future looks bright for Academy's linksmen especially if they are able to reverse the two 9-6 decisions with Vincentian. '. nilslitaw 3 5 Vt! .Ph?E'.-1 f"'5'!f VARSITY TENNIS-Front Row, left to right: VV, N. Van Derzee. F. Rodgers, B. Taylor, I. Gordon, Haase, ll. Fraser, D. North KC111if.,J, j. Childers, J. Albert, XV. Barnet. Srfroiifl Row: Couch Knowles, J. Cllasier. Cl. Lynn. lL. Nlagcr. D. Sangster f.llgr.l. Varsity Tennis Captain North, Coach Knowles ' QV' " ,vfh i, , 4.f,,,qf.,,fj,l'5tawM, ,'f3,r:,,g, '.:g,in.a Nobody was surprised when the varsity netmen Went through their eleven match schedule undefeated. Academy tennis has been top-notch for the past several years and 1958 was no exception. lt was a fine debut for Coach Knowles who had the tennis team under his tutelage for the first time. Although captain Doug North was sidelined for the season with a back injury, the team, spearheaded by the play of Iim Clasier, Bill Barnet and Andy Kohn, defeated B.C.H.S., Milne, Columbia, Shenendehowa, Cohoes, teach twicej and Hudson. Barnet won the Capital District League Singles Championship while Kohn and Robin Taylor' won the doubles crown. Kohn won the school tournament and took possession of the Newman Cup. For the third consecutive year, the Academy netmen have captured the Capital District League Title. Next yearls captain, Ezra Mager, will lead another experienced team to the courts. Bill Barnet's outstanding play as a sophomore member of this season's squad will see him top-seeded next year. Varsity Track Coach Sabisch, Captain Myers, Coach Swett Q. , , e s - -4 ,' . ' I-ivy,-::4,,,3,vJ , .. t, h, , , 7 , . f ' a - -z li, - 'Q ' "L: " Z . I i ,f U - ' - ,., -- I, 1, -,ca t ff if ",f' "' , ' A T 'Th-3.1. .If ' ,. F -.,1 51,3 4 ,T - 1.15, 1-tv. 'fgelrg Q-ft,-9. as . - .- it we-5 is if 1. -.- M ' 1 fr- ' - 'fs EQ it ' A , 'lr - .' --C-4 F' ' ' -vt" 433' A '- -ff H. . A . v- -5- , , . -14.339 fi., k - 7' . -'11 A - . 5' ,N 7 ,X Au-A4 Y-. 1 554- , . ' ' .sf .' Y1 1' - - , 1 I X:-,wf 'ahaihl X r 5. 1 fs , .. 1,174 --wi -. A A .- .: 4 ff- " 1 f',3?i' 'M A ' 2 a . i . C . '. . " f fi . se. . + """i'Qi f. ' , t 5 : A...h f 41, 9-,,' . - If 4i f t5"7f':i9i'V ? . a, N lg i- s 1 -5- 2,1 ,Liv .if , ,. , .. f ,, -""5'9'. '-Q35-fi. - gr ,fi . - L ' -'Ltr-if.-'ifhffi -.vg 'N ' ' V VAliSlTY 'llli.-XCK-l"1'ulll RHIC, ICH' fo right: ll Pftlllllflg f.ll,ur.J, Cnurlz Sabisi-li, E. Kemp, D. Fisher, For the first time in several seasons the Albany Academy trackmen posted a winning record. WVinning four of six dual meets, the Cadets displayed surprising ability in what was expected to be a year for rebuilding. The coaching efforts of Bob Swett helped the team immeasurably. In their first meet the Red and Black defeated Lansingburgh, 52-43. A strong show- ing in the field events brought the victory. The thinclads dropped the following two meets 5235-4236 and 50-45 to Philip Schuyler and C-uilderland. Academy closed its season in a blaze of glory by defeating Niskayuna, Ichabod Crane and W'atervliet. Stew Myers, 50 foot shot put heave in the Ichabod Crane meet was outstand- ing. He, also, placed second in the City Meet. There were very few seniors on the 1958 team, next yearis Academy track and field forces should be strong with lettermen returning in every event. Irv Albright, Ed Kemp, Dave Fisher and others will be back in '59 on the team which will be captained by Bill Minor. M. Fincnian, J. Sharlct, E. Flynn, E. Albright, R. Lawrance, ll. Lang, C. lillcdgc, G. Coldring, E. Eckert, XV. Nlinor, S. Myers q'Cupt.J, XV. Clausen, NV. Jardine, A. Schxveikcrt, F. Blcislahn, P. Fort. A. lloss, P. Yan Loan, Coucll Swett. Second ROUJJ 'P 's '-A 3" ' i .. qivaagyggi. ,,-f..- ,, . ..,:1vn'E, M -1.i?"' rnwwrsmfiw ..'7'1fb A -m. AAD, A ' y.Xi56'7h Qiifla ' , H ai- W V A X Hu JiA2.:'f'.4' , J xr 3 J-N ' T 7 WK? A ' A 11' V V ' V JV FootbaH Frmd Rrllll lrft In right: VI. flm'dm1. Nl. Framk. B. l'.iNt'lN'l'. Xl. Svligxnmu, D. PIYRIIIS, NY. Humiltmu, P. Van Loan. A. AICFXYQIII. P. Nlmmvo. Sf'I'HHll limb: Coach AVL-Hs, -I. IIillU'TIHElil'. Plynll. R. Yum. li. Albright. I. Harris. VI. Slmrlc-t. CHVIIVII Stl-ck. Tlzinl Rmb: YV. Hbmlin. R, Xlillvr rU,Qr.J. JV Soccer Frmlf Rmb. Inf! tn riulzf: K. Kmlml. D. Ifislwr. D. Klilliillllilll. P. Xlzmrn, A. l"l'w-J1114111. P. Cm'lmc-tt, D. XYLIIIQVII SITUIIII limb: li. Slvin f.U,Ql'.?. A. Xie-rric-k, Cf. lfllmluv. KZ. Lynn. X, Yam Dmvn-v. lf. Svuall, li. 131411-klu11'11. ,I, Siclumn. Y, XYil'kl'IlS, VI. Cfluvlukix, Cfmlbll Swvll. JV BasketbaH Frmll Rmb. lvft fu riglzt: -I. Harris. -I. AUX-rt. C. '1'0XVllSUllfl. A. Klim- rAI,uf.?. XI. H1-llc-r, L. lfinke-, CUKIFII Sh-bk, SITUIIII Rmb: X. Yun lJl'I'7l't'. C, Ifruxi, F. Xlvixlnlun. D. Svilu-rt. XY. Ilgxrblml. A. l"1'cvdl11111u. JV BasebaH Ifrmlf HHIZQ lwft tu l'f,!lIf.' I.. Pinlu-. A. Avitlllilll, D. 54-ilu-rt. lf. liutln. P. XIJINUII. D. Avkc-mmm, XY. llumiltmu. SKTUJIKI limb: K. f:AlXYl'UIlNki f.U,!r.J. 'lf lfuri. il. Halrri-2, H. Sb-Jnncrlcr. C'Ulll'11 Nmlm, Xl. S4-Tiglmul. D. I'fx'a1ns, C. Hughes. A. Bm-Immun f'AI,qr.Q. FootbaH Front Row, left to right: S. Hopkins, P. XVickens, C. Murray, R. XVilQ-ke, H. Hunse, L. Dorwalt, P. Sidman, M. Moeeker, j. Hull. Sc'r'onfI How: R. Myers, D. Martin, I". jones, I.. Ross, Knngnn, I. Ilinclson, L. Rosenstoek, R. Mc-Caxrtlly. Tlzirzl Row: Coavh Olcott, B. Martin, -I. Curr, pl. Dorr, R. Fnggo, R. Rubenstein, D. MeNzunee. B. Kinuh, Coach Suntcc. Fourth Row: D. Marshall, XV. Parks, J. Hnlver, D. Ernst, M. Levine, I. Forlves, D. Olcott, 1. Eiga-llvzlell. Soccer Front Row, Ivft to rigfllt: R. McKinney, XV. Marler, XV. Sernplmin, R. Kiinlmll, D. Lewis, R. Hunks, H. Hoppncr, S. Berns, P. Ifngster. Srworlrf Row: QI. Riell, YV. Simpson, P. Yan Derzee, M. Bannnlmalcli, IC. Taylor, Dolvin, R. jorclnn, J. clilllllllik CllIIt'll Knowles. BasketbaH Front Row, loft to right: R. XVileke Ulgrj, P. Siclman, S. Kllilyfllll, H. IIz1z1se, I.. Ross, D. Lewis, S. Berns Ulgrj. Sevonrl Hour M. Urlmelm, 'l'. Tzrylor, M. Bannnluncll, D. Demont, pl. Hull, Coach Snlmisell. Swnnnnng Front Row, Ivft to right: -I. Dorr, P. XVickens, S. Bunn S. Schlesinger, 0. Portelln, T. jones, H. Hoppner, Seeonrl Rout j. Forlwes, R. Rulmenstc-in, L. Rosenstock Hopkins, D. Martin, I. liieglelmnck, YV. Simpson, -I Cannlmle. BasebaH Front Row, Icft to right: D. Lewis, P. Sidman, H. Hnase, C. Murray, F. jones, S. Berns, J. Hinclson, F. McKinney. Sveoml Row: Mullen, C. Hall, I. Carr, R. XVilL-ke, R. Foqgo. Tlzirrl Row: Coach Olcott, D. Murslmll, S. Hopkins, M. Bannnlmcll, S. Schlesinger f.IIlIHlI,QCl'l. s s PV 'I I ,ry Um I gsl ...l ltr-il Qi gl 1 4 ,.,,,. ,A,v.f1,z', si-Nif, W, QBAML P -f. tif' ,"f7t-. . I iiiiii I 4 lm ' f 4 FQ I -nv 'f , , I A P mv, ,,-,,,A, Xu- I lil IIA l 'tl ll lil x H - 5314 tl, .N ' .1 his ix 4 I Flftfj E '- 4 y LA gm. v' . L N l xf! f NE! - I , L llr U, gh' , V 'A:f.115-d'f2-'d.fi1i..N ,N j.- 1 'Jn' mimi AXGIUX limi Y 'Liar aj? .' D 4g1f7qfv'i W . E 4. Engu s 100 Track Front Roux iff! In right: C, Clzlrkv, XV. Parks, S. jones, H. Nloy, D. Ernst. SUKYHIKI Row: Clutch Swc-tt, B. Iohnson, NI. Niocckcr, S. Kzuigmi, P. Van Dcrzce, S. Smith, L. Ross, 1. fiilllliiiv, D, Rubenstein Ulgrj. Tennis Front Row, left to right: T. Crcnfcll, D. Martin, I. Rich, E, Taylor, R. Jordon. Sccrmri Row: D. IXICNLIIIIGQ, D. Olcott, I. Eigvllmclm, C. Stvrn, Nl. Lcvinc, L. Roscnstock. ll Form Basketball Frunf Hour, lfff In right: Nl. Lcvinv, D. Dc Vries B. Xlurtin, H. Foggo, D. Olcott. H. Myers, E. Niullcn Svrrmrl RMU: Xl. Hirsh Ulprl, J. Haber, B. jordan N. Murray, Coavli Santcc. R. Kimball, D. Ernst, I. Carr L. Dubb fA.9.s',t .V,Qr.J. Sports Editor s Review by Keith Wlllls In the Acidemye 1951 58 f1thlet1c seasons ten wlrsltx te1ms won lpprovclmately 659 of the1r contests thls W is In OlltSt1HdlI1Q record Some telms sudm is the footblll tennls md blseblll 811111118 ClI'l'l6d thtlf Red md Blick colon Qlklllllllbly to vlctorv NVhll6 others whom Great futh hld been pllced fuled to come through Two trophles xx ere ldded to the Ac ldemv wllectlon Thu biseb ill telm coached by Elmo Steak posted 1 10 7 Se lson record md 1 11 lclquc slltc to Wm the Clpltll Dlstrlct Lcwue Ch lmpmnslup for the second strught Velr Led by Andv Kohn B111 Barnet Robln Tlvlor md 11m Cl1s1er the netmen romped to m 110 cimp uegn NVIDIHHQ' the Leigue tltle ln thlt sport for the thlrd str ught ye lr ClJHS1dCflHQ' the se mms sport story we sh all de ll xx 1th lt 111 chronologlc 11 ordel In the fill of 57 Ac ldemy fielded two te lms soccer and football Both were expected to do well thev d1d rupted schedule but lt dld I'I'l1I1'1gC to play seven contests md post 1 4 7 1 record Ad lm SChXV6l kc-rt XX IX no CIIUSCH md defememen Dive T1tllQ were outstmdmq for the Cldnts who hwe h 1d VKIHHIUQ soccer records for the p mt four yelrs A telm winch 111 plst wears had not done so xx ell xx IS the footb all squld The Red and Bhck elexen hld Won onlx five of thelr list twentx three qlmeb llfltll the 1957 season From thc openmff klckoff LVCINUHC' It the Acldemv knew thlt thc C 1det5 were re ldy to mlrch BC HS xx IS thg Hut x1ct1m of the Albmlms hlrd tlckhng md fierce blockmg Darrow Glov erswllle Schuyler Clrdm 11 McClosky md Hrully the Hlgh School felt the surqmg offense of Ac ld emv Onlv the Alb my H1511 School hne played the Cldets even th It W IS the se lson 5 0 1 Cr lrx Dlncs XV1ll1s md Runkl were the blcks who mldg the 1957 squld the scormgest ln OVCI xdecxde Flshell Kecns Myers Cross jardlne Dom 11dt Huse and Mmor were the defense men thxt lllowed only Hxe touchdowns ln slx glmcs For one ye lr It least Qn Albany Ac lde-my footb 111 telm hid m1de ltS presence felt AQ Wmter lpprolchgd md the green turf turned to brown Cldct lthlctcs went lndoors for thu sg mms sports NVIIIII the cfccgptmn of thu hockey to lm Basketblll SXVIIHIUIHLZ hockey and even XXI'G9tllI'lQ h ld 1 rough wmter The qllllltet wluch posted 1 14 3 record list smson lost 1tS Hrst guna md seemed ducd throughout the mmpuqn ls lt sllvlgcd 1 mere 76 Wm loss rgwld In sxummmg llth0llSI,h 0lltStdl'ld1flg performels hke B111 Delrstyne Bob K1rkwood and EPIC Moore help Ac xdemy the black sulted nit Itors won only four of thelr mne meets The he ivy lo ld of tough college frosh told the tale of the mermens 4 5 record Two Hqhtlnff te1ms the hockey and wres tlmg squfzds ended up xx 1th 3 4 md 6 4 9 se lson sl ltes The sefctet lcd to the ICC by Steve Cunther won thelr H151 two contests but warm welther set 1n md XV1th lt 1 few defeats There te lm On the m its the Cldets grflpplers posted the best record of 111 the wmter teams Al though thu xx ere un mble to defelt arch r1v1l Wt Plc 1S1I1f COICII Olumtts squld dld man lqs to tm md defe It Nutt Terrlcc Doug North Bob Fraser md jerry Spector were outstandmg members of the mfltmen XV1th the sprmg clmc brxghter thmgs than h ld been seen m the gloomy wmter The track te lm surprleed everyone when It won ltS last tluu meats to end thg 1958 selson wlth 1 4 '7 rgcord Qtuv Myers thrnw thg shot fifty feet for the most outstmdmq lclugvemcnt of the trick se1son The cmdermen NVIH be lolded Vx 1th veter ms m 59 Of the tennis md baseb 111 success hm llreldy been XVI'1tt6I1 Carl Ernst md Ink Now ell were the only brxght spots 1r1 the golf tmms medlopre season So XVlfh 1 swap of thc hmd one closes the lthlptlc book hbeled 1957 58 hllldlflij gre It expectltlons for even better thmgs say mg VVa1t ll next year 0 , 0 . . . , P1 I 1 1 1 1 . - " c , L . c , 1. , 1. 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The diplomas which we now hold in our hands attest to the trust that an educational system on trial has placed in us. As Man has progressed from the dawn of the Industrial Revolution to the Mechanical Age and now to the very brink of the Atomic Era, education, the basis of Man,s vast Knowledge and the foundation of his culture, has grown in importance until today the success or failure of a nation's educational system can well determine its fate. Since our years here at the Academy have thus been placed among the most important of our lives, let us take stock of ourselves at this moment of departure to see just what our education has done for us. How are we prepared for todayis complicated life? Our years at the Academy have been years of growth-physical, intellectual, and moral-and as we advance on to institutions of yet higher learning, this growth shall continue. Up to that 4, 1 'teachqrsg after we gt5duateQrom college, 1. ' w I5 if I Valedlctor - 51-.'ff "fa 1 l A iw' il!!! shall be. left to o t own resour 'es. Todays America-today's wc ld-is forward constantly and at a ral d pace world of tomorrow in which we shall take places as adult citizens will advance even more rapidly. To cope with the ever-expanding scope of human society, to play an integral and useful part in that society, we shall find it more and more necessary to continue our growth far beyond what we can learn from others. VVe can learn from the experiments, successes, and failures of the past, but for the unprecedented situations of the future we can rely only upon our own sound judgement. Here at the Academy our adolescence has been molded by our instructors into the sturdy foundation of our adult lives. Our preparation has been sound, for we have been taught to act like men by our teachers and we have been taught to act like men by our associations with them, both in the class room and in other phases of school activity. If we continue to build the structure of our lives according to the founda- tion that they have given us, their trust shall not be betrayed and we shall be worthy of the eff- I ef 1' ' 4 if it will have been carefully planned, and guided by our parents and school we now leave. Douglas M. North Commencement Scholastic Awards The Caldwell Mathematical Prize .c.. .......c...,. D ouglas McKay North The Beck Literary Prize cc.c,,c,,c.c,,.cc Pxohert Philip Fielyezl Marshall The Gannon Philosophieal Prize ,,..,, ..........z... l iohert Austin Pf6nni1'lg The Arthur Hott German Prize .,,,.. ...,,,,. C eorge Leonard ,l0rd21f1 The ClIIllSl'lf00!'f Prize ,,,,,YA,,,,,,,,,,, ...., . . Stewart Clay Myers, II The Craig Seienee Prize ,,,Yz,. ..,,.. C arl Raymond ErI1Sf The Cates History Prize c........A...,,z.,,zz,Az z...........,,cc C arl Raymond Efl1Sf The Cogsieell Prize ,C ,i,zziizzz,,zzz,,4czw,wzz ...c...c...c,.. J ohn Taylor Evans, II The Hoirarrl Tou'n.w'nfl French Prize ,z,,,zz, ,,,,.. R ohert Philip Relyea Marshall The Vanzler Veer Fourth Form Prizz ..A.., ,..c,.,.,...,.....,.,,c.,.V..... I Daniel Chir0t The Van Rensselaer Classical Prize ,i,,,,...e..,,e.,.,,,...,.,i Edward Louis Sehrauth, IH The Ernest l,iuing.ston Miller Memorial Prize e,,,,..,,... Edward Louis Schrauth, III The A.A. Fathers, A.s'.s'oeiation Prize .....,.......... ..........,,,. N Villiam Charles Dorr The Goulzl Sportsnianslzip Cup C ,l,re,,,e,,,,e ,,.,.,. X Villiam Dyer Dearstyne, ,lr- The ll'enclell Memorial Alumni Prize C,,.Y,,,eY,...,.,,,......... XVilliam Sherman Jardine The Haruarcl Prize .. ,,..,..lr.,,,,e,,,,e,,e.......,..e.,re,,,.e,,,ee.,.r, Edward Louis Schrauth, IH The Hen.s'.s'elaer Polyleehnie Institute Alumni Prize .,..,,.. XVilliarn Sherman Jardine The Hubert H. Monette Memorial Prize ,.,,,.,.,.......,... Richard Alexander Pnainka The Colonial Daughters' Award A,L,r,,,,,,,e,,,,L,,,,.,,,e....,,,,.,,...,.,..,, WVilliam Barnet, Ill The Deelamation Prize .,,r.,,,ie,,Y,e,,,e, ,,r,,, G george Benedict Chelius, III, I Form Robert Collins Towse, jr., V Form The Reynolrls Prize eee,,eee,,eee,z.z.. r.,e.. Yv..ee,.......,. D a niel Vincent McNamee, III Franklin and Marshall Prize ...,e.,eeeV,eee,,,e,.,,,,..., ...,...,,,,. L incoln Fay Kilbourne Clarence Egherts Newman Tennis Trophy ,,,,,,, ..,..., A ndrew Murray Kohn The HL'llfII7lllSfCT,S Baseball Bat ...,... ....,,, P eter Louis Dorwaldt ia IH I WH ' ar f ig vi NES! A WS y cg 4 f s x Y, Nr WFS :B fa J X Old Academy Song Softly the moonllght bathes her old walls Softly the night breeze stlrs through her halls Proudly she stands on the hllltop above' Hall dear Academy school that we love Sadly our footsteps resound through her halls Hugh o er the Hudson clear sentinel stlll Our Alma Mater keeps watch on the hull Softly the moonlight bathes her old walls: Patrons I I' I' I' I' 1' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' r r lXrs r r r r r md Xlrs and Mrs ind Xlrs and Xlrs and Mrs in X rs rnc X rs rn Xrs an rs Sxdncx Albert Robert C Annen LeRox Aussrlcer Lours Burger Cr ur ford Crmpbell Nlrclrrel I Clrolrkrs olrn C Cr rrx XX rllr un Derrstxne Hcnrx C Dorr and Nlrs P1ulC Drumm ind Mrs Benlamrn Erlrclr and Mrs rn N rs rnc X rs rn X rs an Nlrs an Xlrs an N rs md Mrs D rn S Frshell Fr rncrs T Fort Alrn M Foresrn rn C Lexus lrrrnk I Isennetlr Frrser Emerrelx Frredman Herbert S Cawronskr Ioseplr Cerrrtx Drnrtl H rn rx rn rnd Mrs Ceorgr Hrrrrs rnd Mrs ulrus I Heller rnd Nlrs Dou lrs Hubbrrd XV Cordon jrrdrne and Nlrs E Stewrrt ones I' I' I' 1' I I' I' I' I' I' r I' Xrs I' I' r r url Mrs lrnc st lor d rn md Mrs Frcderrclc M Kelley md Xlrs Edgrr Kemp and Mrs Leon Klern and Mrs Reuben H Kolrrr rnd Xlrs Aurelrus A Lrqurdarr md Mrs Artlrur T Lmrrnce rnc Mrs Huglr F It rlrx rncl Mrs Albert Xlrder Robert L Pfr nnrnr, rnd Mrs rnd Xlrs Prentrce I Rodgers rnd Nlrs Fred Rosenblrtt Al Srfr rnko rnd Mrs Frlrrus Selrrncrlrr rnd Nl rs md Mrs Ldv rrd L Selrr rutlr rnd Mrs Theodore A Srmpson md Xlrs Hrrrx NY Srms Henrx Nl Spector ind Mrs Srmucl St ur rnd Mrs Robcrt B Trxlor rnd Mrs olrn R Trtus rnd Mrs 'Nlunton X rnDerLu. rnd Mrs Don rld XX rllrcc Hon ind Mrs Drvrd XX rnger Mr 'rnd Mrs Forrest L Mrllrs M1 1 1 '. 4' . 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Sheber 61 Sons, Inc. ......,..........,.,...,...,,...... . 126 I J. ., . ..,,......,....,...,...,1...1.., 145 ' ' , .1,,,.,,.,,,,,.,11,,,1,,., ,, 131 . . 1 ..,.......1,,1..,1...........,..,,,.,...,,..,....,.. 1-6 , , ' V14v,,1.14,,,,,.,,,,--,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . 117 1 ........,..,1,..,...............,.......,.,..... 1-4 , - - 2 V ,.V-V.........-.....1....................... 138 1 ' ' V ., '. ....,..........,...,......,.... . 135 , 1 1 ' J ,,,1,,-1,,...,..........1...,,,.,1,.,,1.1....1.. 145 ' 11,.114,,,..,114.1,,1,,,,,,,Q,,,,,1,,,,,q,.,11444,,,,,,,,., , 111 . 7' 1 ' ., '. .,.1,,,,.1......,,..,,..,,.......... 116 1 ' 1 -, 11--11,-,1.,,,,-,,-1.-,.1.,1..,1.1,,..1,,... -' , . .--...11..-.-.................. ......,. 1 -4 J, , 1 1 1.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,.,44,,,, 113 ' 2 , -------.---------,--------------,--- 134 ' ' '. ,.............1..........,....,..,.......... 130 1 ' 1 'M , .......-...1.1...-,.-1......,....... 1-1 ' . - ' 1 ,.1,.,,..,.,.,..,,,,,,,,.,., 118 1 ., . ....1,..........,..,,.,..,......,,.......... 1-4 ' ' 1 1 , ,111,,1111111111111111111111111111 11 121 1 if 1 , -. ,,......,...,,.....,........ 1-3 f ' 1 111111111111111111111111111111111111 1-13 " .--------------.-,.-.1--------1-1,1.11..1 ....,.......--,--,. 1 41 ' 1 ..........,....,1.....,.,.,..,., 144 I ' ' - 3 2 ., -,---f-1--4--44--,.-- 1-1 1 1 5 . ,,11,,1111,,1,,,,,1,,,4,1,,,,,. , 145 1 ' .1 . 1..1..,11,,1,,,,,1.,,,,,,,,,....,..,..,. 135 1 -'11 - -' 11111111111111111 1 1 r ......1..1..1..,........4,..4...1........... 1-L 1 ,V . 11,,.,,,,11,,1,,,1,,.,1,,,,.,,.,11,, 135 1 . 1 , -. 11..1,..111.1,..,,,,.,....,.,,..1.,,,.., 1-- gi - '- 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 130 1 . 1 ,1..,,,.,1...1.......,..,...,................... 110 A ' 2 1 1 1 1111111111111111111111111111 11113 - -1 - ----A-v--------------e-------s------ 1--1 . 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NATIONAL COMMERCIAL BANK :S TRUST CO. 60 STATE STREET ALBANY, NEW YORK COMPLIMENT l WEAR STEEFEL S FINE CLOTHIA G FRIEND I 9 fharletfATLATHAM HENRY KASS INC 130 134 QUAIL STREET fnear Central Avenuej Path Rf zrtmt Przntm Calculators Addzn Zllachznrr TJ pc f rztffrs Our 58 Years C OMPLIMENTS LARNER COAL AND OIL CO 24 Bassett Qtreet Albany N Y ALBANY CAMERA SHOP A H1 CANTON RESTAURANT INCORPORATED h Claw Ammzcan Fhmccf Rfstauaant IAMES T MOY M 1 Open 11A M to 1 A M C OMPI INIENTS THF SYLDIUNY FOI NCIL AND VARSITY CLUB ALBANY ACADEMY PERRIN AND DiNAPOLI 204 Vlashrnqton Ax enue Albam IN Y 91 STATE ST ALBANY, N 3 Phone 3 0917 Establlshed 1920 1 S 1 l 3 I I A ' . , V. . I ' - 1-1 gl 1 1 V ' ' U. .Vg . N, V Z' . M I O ice Furniture , , ff 28 So. Pearl Street Albany, N. Y Y 1 1 1 OF OF 1 . , , , 1 A 1 41 . A A ', . . 1 SINCE 1850 IAMES G. TEBBUTT'S SONS FUNERAL CHAPELS ames G. Tebbutt james G. Tebbutt, Jr. Edward C. Tebbutt 420 Kenwood Avenue, Delmar Telephone 9-2212 I76 S+a+e S+ree+, Albany Telephone 3-2179 Founded 1837 IAMES MCKINNEY 6. SCN Incorporated STEEL FABRICATORS D1al 3 3171 927 Broadway Albwny N Y OVER ONE HUNDRED X EARS EXPERIENCE IN DESIGNING FABRICATING AND ERECTING STRUFTURAL STEEL AND IRONWORK 1 Q - ' L 5 . AQ i - 7 J A A' I MARSHALL S CAR SALES N E W U S E D TELEPHONE 89 5546 MARSHALL S GARAGE 407 SHERIDAN AVENUE ALBANY N Y TELEPHONE3 I052 SALES SERVICE BACKED BY EXPERIENCE J I I I l0I2 CENTRAL AVENUE, ALBANY, N. Y. I COMPLIMENTS OF V E JOHNSON MAYFLOWER CONFECHONERY THE JOHNSON PRESS 209 Central Avenue bany General Pzzntcrs Wzlh th Unzon Lab I COMPLIMENTS OF 17 Phlllp Sheet Albim ALBANY SPRING SERVICE INC 408N PLa1lSt1LcL Albam N X A I ECKERT CO INC Plumbing Heating Industrial Plplng Alr Conditioning Refrigeration I062 Cenlral Avenue Albany N Y , V Al Y, N. Y. I I I I PHONE 3-6711 I I ll I COMPLIMENTS OF L. C. SMITH DELAWARE AVE. DELMA11 Please Patronize Our Advertisers SCHENECTADY GAZETTE Schenec+ady's Leading Newspaper For Over Sixfy-Three Years H , - an 4- Congratulations from FIR T PRIZE PRIZE PURE MEAT PRODUCTS 5x Jofzn, PACKING co me ALBANY DIVISION ALBANY N - K - I wmug 0 lf J Mgin F600 Pnooucrs Yofuz wxcxlnci ck- mr 0 . Y. II FINE STORE SERVING YDUTH SINCE 1870 1 00 y 3 Memorial Day Parade Q , 9 rv fag?-' , M It , eg 4-'Q 'Bw 'MSI K ?':,.. QQ ..., HIQQAIQLL- wifi' 414' Q, 'Hr I is TRIPP AND SULLIVAN INC GLAVIN TRAVEL AGENCY Duplzcatm Headquarters 136 STATE STREFT A B Dzck Duplzcatzn Products 318 Broadway Albam ALBANY N Y N GRIFFITHS VAN DUZER CO Incorporated GENERAL INSURANCE no STATE STREET PHONE A 1201 AI BANY 7 N Y ALBERT L MADER GREEN S GENERAL INSURANCE ALBANY S LARGEST COMPLETE Group Acczdent Insuram e For Students THE STUDE ,VT THE SCHOOI Speczal Lz e Insuranfe For Studentx THE OFFICII 75 State Street Albam N Y ALBANY N Y PHONE 3 2972 8 Green Street e 3 5103 . . STATIONERY SUPPLIES FOR . .f - T 1. ANDREW J RONAN TRUCK BODIES AND FQUIPMFNT 400 NO PEARL STREET ALBANY 4 N JOHN B HAUF INC The House of Qrualzty FINE FURNITURE AND RUGS 175 Cnnual Avenue Albany N HANNELI. S FLOWERS LATHAM N Y Phone St 5 8588 THE RESTAURANT LANDMARK OF CENTRAL NEW YORK Open Dalyfo 7700A M lo LUNCHEUN CDCKTAILS DINNER Ope from700ro900PM fo SUNDAY DINNER PARTIES AND BANQUETS c n Ar.: y 5 2243 3, Charge Accounts Arranged A I ' eLecEx3 STATE STREET H ALBANY NEW YORK 8: 61 :A J 1664 H HORTON 81 CO INC Hotel and Inxtztutzonal Kzichen and Dznm Room Equzpmc nt and Supplzes 110 Broadway Albany N Y T11 3 1281 and 31282 - Q U . L - -5QiEE:f1:,:-'1jI1 ..':':5:5:3" ' :Q V '..2v2,QE1:-1'-2 fi-1:11511 ,11212:2:552''2-3EErigI3.5522155-51122222225-I15?1E2i2Z:'i:5- r,.,rZ5:2E 4:21252 Private Dmmg Rooms fl Io 751 for A-if a an - Q 4 . Y. , . IIEIN' E -Eli ..,., ,.,A, ., ' 25:5:5:5:525Ijfgf2535::wg5:?1g:5:5:s:5:E51g1 4 i Q 513515:3:5if15:551525512:5::.1g::Q-r2:5fg5g:r:A 0 l 0 u al o is . M . 7 . . U 1 . 3 5 1 . , . CENTRAL DAIRY WATERVILLE LAUNDRY. INC Established 1885 89-3293 Careful Quality Service At Moderate Prices QUALITY IVIILK PRODUCTS 289 Central Avenue 5-2241 GRAND CASH MARKETS INC ALBANY s LEADER IN Low Low PRICES Sh e Speczalzst 81 Chapel Street gOppos te the Ten Eyclt Hotelj Albany New York TROYTOWN SHIRT CO BOULEVARD CAFETERIA GEO D IEONEY SONS I I . A T. O . . OF A i ' NORTH MOHAWVK ST. 198 Central Avenue Albany, N. Y ix T MQ-. at' - 1 1 - .-1725.-. A -,Ser -TQ." +R' f.f"'.v'X ' - R .4 SMLE Fat ' 'L . AW If-AE. T '1 COMPLIMENTS OF I , I DANKER S FLORISTS I I I l2I NORTH PEARL STREET I 1833 1958 I GLEASON COMPANY. INC. Serving thc Capital District for 125 Years 683 BFOHCIWZY, AIb3UY, N- Y- For the Brit Quality and Service -- Phone 4-5940 JOHN FERRIS, JR.. INC. Official Jewelers for Albany Academy fanitofg Equipmcnf - Sanitary Supplicg jczcelry Repairing Engraving 121 Hudson Aw., Albany, N. Y. Ph. 4-0402 Mcmbcr: National Sanilary Supply Assoc. 124 C C Q93 ON Q MISCELLANEOUS METALWORK Tel 5 3468 36 Tlvoll Street Tel 5 3468 I91 I fo x"5 I CLAUSEN IRON CO. B sl-IEBER 8. soNs INC COMPUMEMS ARCH AND CHLRLH STS H V CROSS Azr Fondztzonzn R 71 e atzon 1813 Bmadway TC 52239 XV3lLlX11Qt 'Ng Xoxk ROSE :S KIERNAN INC INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS 30 LODGE STREET ALBANY N Y OF V T , , , 0 c . 1 .. .g ww . ALBANY 2, NEW YORK COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL A 1,,-..Kf I I Albany County Democratic Committee 'kiir Compliments of THE WOODWARD AIBAIW NEW YORK XD kv ,f Tivoli Street Y 7 I Ehud 1' +, Qin ,-623, X 11? KeIIey's Party Last Chapel D f N wifi A la ,4 , A ,NX E 3 I X . BEN KATZ uahfy Furnlfure Since I9l6 2238 40 FIFTH AVENUE TROY N COMPLIMENTS OF TIVOLI ENTERPRISES COHOES CARRYBAG COMPANY INC 60 OLMSTEAD STREET LOHOES N Y COMPLIMENTS WALLACES COWIPLIMENTS McCREARY MACHINE WORKS OF Schenectady, N. Y. I C OF COMPLIMENTS OF CAMP CAYUGA BOYS GIRLS South Schroon New York RuI'I1 and Bull Fmeman DIRECTORS A1r Condltloned Phone 5 0555 Delzcaczes Appetz zn ly Prepared ROYAL CATHAY RESTAURANT Chznese and Amerzcan Dzvhes Speclal Luncheon Coektalls 39 So Pearl Street Albany N ALBANY ARMY 81 NAVY STORE 48 South Pearl Street Albany N X ODPOSIIC Leland Theatre HUNTING AND FISHING SUPPLIES Telephone 5 6337 ALFRED A SMITH 47 CREEN STREET ALBANY 7 N Y SPORTING GOODS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Out zttem for Schools and Or anz atzonx SPECIAL PRICES FOR STUDENTS COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND NEW MINIT MAN OF ALBANY 590 CEN'I RAL AVENUE . . .Z. g V ' . X .' - . , .Y. I :'The Store of 10,000 Items" J I .1 7 , . . OF When You "Commence" Business Life REMEMBER F C HUYCK 6. SONS RENSSELAER NEW YORK H s as fine a place +o work as can be found anywhere BEFORE DECIDING WHERE TO COMMENCE What The Opporfunlhes Are Af HUYCK 61 SONS DELMAR NURSERY FLORIST A PHONE 9 836 Nursery and Greenhouse at 454 Delaware A e Store 590 Ken ood Ave Ve standxq P op DELMAR NY - ffm X F019 :Veer 0cC43l0N sr IN by V ' af ,ar I SEE - I , , ' xl 1 , 4. - Hin, 5 Z, V . W , 1 hgfv 1 1 E W . M' . P. r 1, r ., , . . COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENT5 OF ACADEMY DAY CAMP A FREND COMPLIMENTS COURTESY OF COHOES BARCLAY HOME PRODUCTS Incorporated FIBRE MILLS Moha lx Street COMPLIMENTS OF CAPITAL CITY CONTAINER CO INC OF W , Cohoes, New York COHOES, NEW YORK ll I CARMICHAEL S LTD Select Imports Tollors Loudon Shopping Cenler Tel 3 0676 FRED BAKER WILL CARMICHAEL g sr Fmsr Tnusr Commfw OF ALBANY MAIN OFFICE State and Broadway WASHINGTON AVE BRANCH 252 Washmgton Ave WES1' END BRANCH 581 Central Ave COLONIE BRANCH 1160 Central A e Membe Fede al D poszt Insurance Corporatz n COMPLIMENTS OF IOE S CATERERS 85I MADISON AVENUE I SOUTH END BRANCH: 135 South Pearl St. 1 v . r , r e ' , '0 1 COMPLIMENTS OF T SOUTHWORTH TRACTOR AND MACHINE CO NC Construction Machinery Menands New York COMPLIMENTS MEGINNIS ELECTRIC CORP 568-370 Broadway Albany COMPLIMENTS NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS COMPLIMENTS OF WALDORF TUXEDO CO ALBANY N Y OF I 'I OF I . R B WING 6. SCN Construction Equipment Industrial Supplies Phone 3 4161 384 BROADWAY ALBANY N Y Amour GARAGE INC WHITNEYS Fverythm or the Ymartly 926 Central Avenue Drmsed Youn Man mm Kzrzder arten throu h Graduatzon Albany N Y Mus1c Store Pnanos Stemwav Knabe Lester Betsy Ross Weber F1scher Records All Makes Speeds Types Musxcal G1ftS Record Players Sheet Mus1c MCCLURE a DORWALDT INC Edwaiilfiildilnifwaldt Louls E Dorwaldt 45 MAIDEN LANE' ALBANY NEW YORK Secretary Trmsurer - I I I . ' I , . . I I . J ' U f . A 5 - 2 f ' . U U . D Cl , . . .il Albany s Leadmg . . . . , 3 5 IC 5, J 5 7 I I - , Q -Lv 1 f,pv-vw 1.4.4-qw... A .. -.fy kai 1 J' I I 2 . I -3-.J ,, l M V1 f "" , 4 Le f 'xx .A H Q, 4 " .4 3 .f-' x w' ' l I X l!"' Q 'raw ww 'J ' - x I " 'f-f " s N067 AW!! -Y. , u x." , Q. . V ov-4 1 ,,-..q-s- --:zu ...V-nr --1--an ...oun- .W-M... .,..,..... .em-N--1 My-1-an r i I Government Inspection fr' ' " :S.."--- A H ,.,,.,... , A W, 'N' ' ""' 0- -. . - ', f 1-ff.w,.,A ,i?j!'-'mba -NA, , ' H QM v ' . 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PHONE 2-4401 'ALBANY,N.Y. - -. . .. 1... .... . .i.....- ln Il ' 1' r r' . i ' w n ' - i m,i . i r ' v i ' i mr . r wr r ' fu n' , m , i n i r g,4l ,f' fifjum Laude Dinner f ff' J I V :A Ye BMX K-. 7 'Q 2 l rals iv f A ,I 3 ..- ,f ,4 . i Qw i ,M ,-,M , .. . m iQ,,,2, ., '- mv - f n We .. -'Q is N-an f ALLEGHENY LUDLUM STEEL coRPoRAnoN WATERVLIET PLANT ALBANY HARDWARE 61 IRON CO SPORTS EQUIPMENT 3 S+ + + A Y I Specializing in 6 E S reef Iban MATTHEW BENDER 61 COMPANY INCORPORATED LAW BOOK PUBLISHERS 253 Orange S+ree'r Albany N Y 443 Fourfh Avenue New York Clfy Kath Anhru5 lghntngraphm' U 1' Uhr 0.1112 Alhang 2-Xmhrmg 011215525 1959 1951 1952 1953 132 inte Sirmzi Qylhung Rpm IE rk f I nf 1954-1955-1955-1957-1958 5 , H UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION ldweiod FULLER ROAD ALBANY 5 NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS or IRVING L WILSON I HIGHLAND AVENUE BALA CYNWYD PA - . I I W J COULSON CO INC 420 Broadway Albany 7 N Y Dealezs zn Tob acco 5 Newspapers Perzodzcals Confectzonery Etc We Never Sleep ooMPL1MENTs or CAMP E1TOWAH Fryeburff Mame BRI I TON HOLMES D1rector R D MARSHALL 81 CO Incorporated Albany 1 New York AIR CONDITIONIN G REFRIGERATION VENTILATING Wholevale Parts and Supplzes COMPLIMENTS OF DELUXE TAILORS COMPLIMENTS OF 247 Spruce Street Albany N Y 92'2 Fa le Street Albany N Y PIIOUC 5 4785 SINCE 1843 THE BEST COSTS NO MORE VAN HEUSEN CHARLES CO 470 BROADWAY Qopp Post Offlcej ALBANY NEW YORK For 113 years thls re-at store has been Br1de s Headquarters for dlamonds sllver crystal chma PFCCIOUS Jewelry cosmeucs leather goods furmture stauonery and or1ental rugs l n 1 7 l I 1 s o ol 0 9 I ' ' 0 0 ' A : ' Q J ' J ' if :J ' 7 7 I 4 D3 G, r, f J Q 5 I ' , . . ' l ' J - v . U1 . , . U 9 J 9 5 5 3 . 7 9 . X . Y , . 1 11 l nl 1 Bill Dearstyne, National P1 ep School Record Holder 100 Yard Backstroke-1.00 minute Hat THIS PAGE COMPLIMENTS OF THE ALBANY ACADEMY DRAMATICS SOCIETY '-'-I SUPPORT YOUR PLAYERS 1 l 1 .Aa , I o I 7 1 1 l 1 v.. MAYFAIR ,,, Founded 1928 A unique organization devoted to the greater beauty and efficiency of the home, office and shop Comprising a store with the widest variety of quality furnishings and accessories, including picture s mirrors carpets fabric s wallpapers and lamps Our own workrooms doing fine cabinetry antiques restoration, draperies, upholstering, gilding and refinishing, quilting, and lamp mounting Our own resident staff of interior designers, each a graduate of a professional school plus wide practical experience and each one a member of the American Institute of Decorators All these facilities are yours at no cost, when planning changes or additions to your home, office, store or other place of business Free parking at the rear of the store in our Sherman Street parking lot Hours 10 OO to 5 30 daily and 'til 9 OO P M on Thursdays MAYFAIR INC fi if f 4 Central Ave ff X Albany, N Y F51 S., ,EHR pies -L lima! O I i . ll i I l U ..- l 1 . . I . . . . I . . . . . . 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YQ, .. , ' 3 , Acknowledgement The Plll'7llCdf10H of the 1958 Cue requued the combmed efforts of many peoplt Thr fdltlll of the Cue VV1Sll6,S to express hls grltltude and lppreclatlon to tht followmff ptople wxthout whose nd th1s ttsk would hive been lmposslble Pctcl IXLIITLIH1 md George Dams for then' successful effort ID mlklng the Cut flnlnually sound lohn Pon man who clesmned the coxu md endewored to supply other art wolk throughout the book Isuth XVlll1S fol hls mastuful Cdlflll of the Sports Sect1on lun Cvld5lf:'l Daxe Stan and Dau T1tus who grauouslx gave of then tllll to ptlfill m mam of the ll1ClClC nt tl tasks necessary to make th1S pl1bl1Cdt1OI1 successful Dtn Chuot Xlaltx S6ll'lT1d1'l and Due Hanger who carrled out their dutlts 111 1 laudable mannu XI1ss Xnchus not onlx to1 her hc lutnful formal photogr tphy but for her llllllllllilltlllll md lllydllltlllltt SLIQQLSUOIIS Nlxs C 1 w who gan of her tune to .nd the bllSlI1CS5 st xff ID keepmg the Xhs Fo1hts Xhs Xlosall md Mls Slmpson of the Offlce stlff, who were alwaxs 1ttlllX to supplx much mcdtd lllfOIITl ltlllll and aduce at cruual moments XI1 Ilrllu whose mmv fmt photogrlphs tu 1n bV1Cl6HU., throughout tlu hook Nh Nmsh who untnmqlw gut of h1s ILIVICL, md who glnded the book hom 1ts Q uhtst st lgcs to Plllllltdtlilll X11 X tn lNlllS mtl XI1 Spoon of Plogltss Plll7llSllt,lS, Ine whose patlence, eo opuatuon and CXPQIILIILK made our task 1ll1IULdSllld.blX LISICI The C0l1tlllJllt0IS und SUl1C,1t0lS who strwed dlllQCI'ltlV to mlke the hook 1 succcss The lQlXtltlSllS p ttxons md blllJ5Cl1bt15 wxthout whose support thls Pllllllltltlllll would not haw been posslhle To these and lll others who have contrlhuted IH anv way many thanks Stephen A Safranko Eclztor m Chzef 13 ' . 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