Albany Academy - Cue Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Mr. Peter L. Dorwaldt H9635 B.S. State University of New York at Cortland COACH: J ,V. Football, Freshman Wrestling, Varsity Baseball Mr. Frank I. Nash 119531 B.A., M.A. Middlebury College INSTRUCTOR: IV Form English, The Novel, The American Novel, The American Civil War MH ,ll 5' 1.3 i F N, llll Mr. Dorwaldt waits f all year for the start of thelbaseball seasonf and with good reason. He is one of the finest and most successful baseball coaches in the area. His J .V. football players will always remember fthe Kitchen Sink and 1 1 Mille .P0llCCafl'?lP1sxS are typical 'uf yet SeU0vS1.sPPtsa9h2 ttssit 5 ffl the I Ll . 'I' :E if iffslf and teaehersgmayggof but in the lheartsicifitlleli Academy's 1 ii will always remain f . FN. Mr. Nash is4al. Civil War enthusiast and a respected authority on Herman Melville. In fact. the most popular English electives are his Civil War Course and Am Nov. Morning salutations to FN are usually returned with . a cheerful How1l?Q, 9 Fella! Mr. iyes venerable Cues f i advisor. I if it if Q I 1. .. , If A .,,,. M: lk- llllwgtzz: GQUIIQUS. I the school. Mr, QQ if Erdmannhas not A allowed it to affect the condition of the .t 1 infamous rhinoceros which resides in his office. He prefers to be known as a teacher of history. rather than as an administrator. One of his frequently used quotes is: If you want to dance, you have to pay the I fiddler.

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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

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Cgolonel Leach is t entrusted with the difficultjob of Directdr of the t Battalion. If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then the Colonel is the most flattered member of the faculty. The Colonel is the active advisor to the Survival Club. He also teaches' the popular Senior elective in Computer Programming. Mr. McDowell will lbe leaving the Academy. inexplicably, after a stay of nine years. He has always been friendly with the students. and almost everyone who has gone through the Academy in recent years has been taught by Mr. McDowell at one time or another. The Senior Class wishes him the best of luck in the future. Since his entrance onto the Academy scene. Mr. Price has headed an ever more ambitious Dramatics program. .l. P. is certainly best known to the Academy public for the various creations of that moment achieved through his direction and the effortsiof his multi-talented troupe. Students also enjoy his refreshing teaching methods. which were first perpetrated on members of the Senior Class. Another of his talents is isplayed in his consistently good coaching records in F rosh and 1l.V. Soccer. 32: K-X .x , . x ., Y., X W X .X 't s P-in-cr' f' ' .-qv-P - W Mr. Russel D. McDowell 119693 A.B. Kenyon College, M.A. State University of New York at Albany INSTRUCTOR: III Form English, Expository Writing, Self Expression COACH: II Form Basketball Mr. James C. Price 119725 A.B. Kenyon College Assistant in Admissions INSTRUCTOR: 6th Grade English, II Form English, Greek Theatre COACH: J.V. Soccer .V f 5... l