Albany Academy - Cue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Zool, as he was first knowntowmembers of the Narsity team, is thet 't3?:isTn1ic ' art teacher. Mr. i liili Bartlett's rooiii : w as a popular place for non- art students who wished to relax and listen to musici Art happened ithegelzialso. Utlhstiaslg Way, Sir, t are Francis's eyes? Mr. Titus, the school librarian, possesses a great amount of knowledgerpwhjch he Wiuiflgly Wy student seekffgsggillllltlllll information l paper or project. When he is not tied up, Mr. Titus also serves as audio-visual coordinator and cares tori the Lpl ipp N archiveszp 0 l 3 ' celebrated I Guidon atteniiit at cold turkey went up in smoke. The other Academy basketball staryfrom treiufned l Academy thiseyear as a history teacher. Mr. Cioffi had a trying, yet rewarding, experience as Varsity Basketball coach, and has :become fastfetixgignds. it Iztt W W t referee in the1ia?eaL:,He is known forshis innovative and highly successful teaching methods in Middle School History. favigz Mr. Tedeschrifsffthe yypg T director of tlgvgband. He has instituxted the Stage Band as an extra-curric and has attempted to make the Academy band more similar to a band. Mrtilsgsssshias anne clarinetffifrfd saxophone player. Mr. Douglas H. Bartlett 1976 C D B.F.A. Syracuse University INSTRUCTOR: Lower School Art, I Form Art, Art Appreciation COACH: Varsity Wrestling fAssistantJ Nfl .i ' il I ' gi:-if 1 5-1.132181 Mr. David K. Titus H9751 B.A., M.A. State University of New York at Albany, M.L.S. University of Rhode Island Librarian t Mr. Louis J. Cioffi 09765 B.A. Siena College INSTRUCTOR: 6th Grade History, Il Form History COACH: Freshman Football, Freshman Baseball, Varsity Basketball .egg l

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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

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Mr. Gerald C. Eckert 09695 B.A. St. John Fisher College, M.A. State University of New York at Albany Dean of Admissions Dean of College Guidance INSTRUCTOR: I Form History, American Foreign Policy, Consumer Affairs ,Kar , I fx 1 ' . ,I 1. , , .... ' 'fl ll' . S ff: .4 ' .- J -- ea - - ' K. X 3' ,' . J I-J,.a EJ L .L 1 ' .ci ff!! l Charles G, Tedeschi 119751 Community College, B.S. Murray State University Lower School Music, I Form Music Mr. F. Norton Curtis H9451 A.B. Syracuse University, M.A. State University of New York at Albany INSTRUCTOR: Lower School Science, I Form Science .- .il fl i ll 9 Mr. Floris C. van den Berg 119651 B.A. University of Amsterdam, Columbia University INSTRUCTOR: French I, French 2, French 3, French 4, Spanish 2 we Mr. Curtis has been SpQf1i?1S1a bush! i beartltfor sevefalntyears now. When election time arrives. he is sure fi ss 1 -2 I0 an iIKE??t3B'utton.ilHis Middle School Science studentss it I intrbfiiiction 77 it conservation. In the past thirty years, ,J been treated tdtliis Friday Funsf' By the wayssir, why notglook up Mrk? I Seniors held Mr. Eckert in special M HFOUQQ. Anvil it day when they were I informed of the results of hisgincessantzlabors as it I counselor. lnl il addition. Mr. Eckert was ,Qirector of? Admissions at tlie' Academy. He will assume a similar, PQSWQII 'nrlhe gfi3 53 department at Franklin and a ,to whieliimany .I iinibifs may apply. The Senior Class wishes him best posfrtifgia. I ll Zeus is one of the mQ5lf19IU1abl9 79511 ever foigrace tliihalls I of theiAcaderny. Mr. van den Berg is fluent lniillwftlwtlangulliis , knoviini to mankind. He gives the Academy a mgoie continental .touch rita Utd I . his stfiiilents a gfeater understandingolf otherpeoples ofa the WQEIQQ vatrslfn Bergiwill assuniethe chairmanship of the Forei gn Language