Albany Academy - Cue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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sv ri, it 1 . W it ,w ' mm ri w, wx,gi,:ff,:1g4E?E?wy . t tt ffw'.w 1 ,W Y ef-.,a5, ,, -V it head . the 'Science Depaiitnientg He is . rnostleasily identified 'by the southern drawl J in which he frequently exclaims 'fDon't , nickeland dime me to I deathQ,g,Mr. Hurst's 1 rare le nf ftffw' 1 i is stiteschooir f adiiifhreiirequentlyithe i ,topigsof Students' conversations. Mr. Nadigfis known I toetheistudents for his unusual theories 1 ishialinaoclaims iS a and lives iatllhisfiiiiodhtain retreatiin the Berkshires. Mr: Nadig can be identified by his beard and the 1'S0i1lfdfOf hisjazz One of his 1 ggetst is Walt , plans to ll Bucyk as in i thetBoston fi 'Bruinshockey team ,next-gyear, In addition, iMr,,Engert also teachesrhemistry, J ,andaiseoften found Clsttlmmsithee .Q iaiftggggggiice between W , , itiiei captain afga i I , championship ' football team at V e Scotia School? i, ru I 1 , r. 31 Mr. Charles R. Hurst 11956- l965, 19741 A.B. University of North Carolina, M.S. University of South Dakota INSTRUCTOR: PSSC Physics, Project Physics, Advanced Placement Physics, Introductory Physical Science A , P 'V 1 lf' 5 if IW19 ' Mr. Henry D. Nadig Jr. - 119743 A.B. Hamilton College, M.A. The Johns Hopkins University Chairman of the English Department INSTRUCTOR: English Poetry, Joumalism, Man and Nature in New England, American Poetry Mr. James C. Poole ll976J B.A. Hobart College INSTRUCTOR: Lower School English, I Form English COACH: Freshman Swimming, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track 'I Mr. Frederick E. B S Boston I INSTRUCTOR: Chemistry COACH J V Football,l Basketball, Freshman

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Mr. Charles W. Brady 119763 B.S., M.S. Ithaca College COACH: Lower School Athletics, Colton is perhaps ggeachef at me MK at , ' L , - Like. . .Seocrafesg he feels that chief duty of the teacher is to inform. rather than to indoctrinate. A Freshman Football, Freshman 'fifavorile QLIOIC of his Track, J .V. Hockey ,Q w .V ll . H- . Sergeant Major Charles T. Foreman United States Marine Corps fRetiredj 09745, S.U.N.Y. Empire State College Assistant Director of the Battalion INSTRUCTOR: 6th Grade Science. II Form Science .gigfgfasiititsfisxitoF remove one N iiifla is. I am a man. and everything that concerns mankind is of concern to me. Brady is known for hiS.0utstanding jobs. It is as f'2i5diffi'cult to engage in a conygrsationiwith him vw iii new . of Coach fine record in ?i???Freshman sports' should point the way to increased success in Athletics in the future. Sergeant Major Foreman is most lvisible to members of the Upper School as Assistant Director of iilzthe Battalion. When . .... ,the words. Where's ' I ss A 4 cover are heard, . that the en-Marine is not far t contfiliiited greatly in as faculty advisor to the drill flC3.l'I1.

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Mr. Robert Olcott II H9491 B.A., M.A.T. Harvard University Chairman of the Mathematics Department INSTRUCTOR: Geometry, Math 4A, Math 5 h COACH: Varsity Football fAssistantj, Varsity Wrestling Mr. David C. Martin 119663 B.A. Colgate University COACH: Lower School Athletics, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Tennis Lf itll l Olcott gives endless extra hours of . his time to the fgigcademy and its ttigtudents. He wjeonstantly leads his tiiliiseekl l The 5 f f.fwx:.9 215 ttt.. 1' mt- A , 2 it i lui irnaandk ti i -i ix efW?f2ft'tfl'tt71' 'H 11.232212 t i' 'ill- H icggghrtse it it will it A i t iseasiiyi tlr. it by the gedmetric l graxvings and algebraic equations on his blackboard. - Mr. Poole isa T Welcome addition to the Academy faculty. Hefis lextremelyt A both the l' l' ,'l lim' l.J ,,W ii l'l 'l,l itll mmih g, A i , , V . Poole ssconscientxous evidenced in work for the Peace Qorps in 'South - America. will greatly y benefit the students of .the Academy. Mr. Martin is the it cgach gf Swimming, Q Soccer. A 555223 lTl05t'2 i Ti Ji i555 ii 1 M' i N i'll W it tfe the A Pool, it i QfCbach'f has ll etfansistently been able i to claim victories over superior teams because of his coaching skill. Many lseniorstalso remember Martin for his Form I history QSEQHIFSC1. y 'sn 1