Albany Academy - Cue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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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

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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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itfinerfpoints of Schellenberger, uiifoirtunyately.. willbei leavingthe Academy iailerastay of l9 ' years. Many alumni. including twelve .full professors of college German recall his ' teaching- ' 13yIth pleasure. il-leuhasf ' taken the German, I ' Club on many field trips including ' excursions to ' Germany itself. Mr. 9 ,iezhellenbergerfsi A g Mr. Herbert H. Schellenberger 119585 A B.A. Bonn University, MA. Karl's University , INSTRUCTOR: French l, German 1, German 2, German 3, Early Modem V't-'-' as Europe, Honors Tutorial German l l I I I I I l I ll luis: -J:-r,---' V Lis fu.. I .- i 4, :ii f 325- 4' . 'ang 2 A 4 . , kcelelirated textbook Wir Lernen Deulsch is in use inhigh schools and collegeson four continents. His students are truly well' n yersedtin Germang Ebright is the in ,Aeademy's authority on cinema. He isa Chaplin fanatic and organizes the liilli li lit all I Mr. George E. Ebright H9751 B.A. Williams College INSTRUCTOR: Expository Writing, Introduction to Language, Utopia, American Spring Film Poetry, Cinema gEg:,stival.. Students producing. I Hiireeting, and acting, in their own film at the conclusion of his Film course. Mr. Ebright introduced tlggfacademy to the ge u Snape. C 1 Mr. Bida has been head of the Art Department for six years. During his fieiaure. the Uepartment has rrta undergone great expansion and improvement. Mr. Bida was known for his helpfulness to iifudents and A gijiiaginativefartg pArojects.fThe Senior Class wishes best of luck to him and' his , family in the future. Mr. Guido A. Bida 119711 B.A. State University of New York at Albany Head of the Art Department INSTRUCTOR: Lower School Art, l Form Art, Studio Art 1' I Nt 'Lf - 'yfrf1il'gii53r ' .fi,- ' 1 it'- V 'I Q. , . . R .ah -'J .ig-C f K' l