Cohoes High School - Cohisean Yearbook (Cohoes, NY)

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MRF. NORTON DIHITLE HS. .4S.9iSIfllll lu Ille l'r1'11f'ipaf O ee Staf Handles Administrative Details When it's time to start the selimml flap. the ulliee senee and tarrly lists. hunclling C0l'I'CS1JOI1flCIlCE, send- stall is zilixays reacly tn get flown to husiness. This ing out report earrls. tmsl assembling school examina- stail, eunsisting nf Nlrs. lirluni Nniyot, Nliss :Xnne tions. Of eourse. there are always telephone Calls to Holleran, and Miss Majorie MacLean. performs numer- he reeeivefl. tokens tu he sulcl. und enclless questions wus tluties frmn the first hell in the mnrning tu the to he answeretl. last clismisszil hell ut 12: 15. Their cluties inelufle keep- Mrs. Horton Uihhle. assistant to the Principal. ing sturlent anrl fueulty reeurfl. emnpiling rluily ah- 'stlpervises this Slltfltiilllf' run operation. J i 2 .K'li'l'ENI7gKNClf CARDS M- Miss Nlajurie Alill'I,I'illl and Mrs. Urlmn Amuyt cheek uttenmlanee eartls for the tilvsentee list. ' - l WMM- .440 In 'M 22

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OUP' TX 'h..-J BRIEl,'INC ,I Mr' wulimu Shuhvnq wht, has Charge of the on report procedures. Mr. Shahen, Mr. Kodra. Mr. Thompson monthly attendance rm-ports. briefs the new faculty members New Faculty Briefed Fall brings many changes. Some of these are changes in the faculty. Two new teachers were added to the Business Department to replace Mrs. Phelan, who accepted a position in Troy, and Mrs. Dibble, who became assistant to the Principal. Mrs. Joseph Butler, an alumnae of the College of St. Rose, pre- viously taught at the Guardian Angel School in Troy. Miss Judith Gorsky, who is a graduate of Russell Sage College, was an instructor at the Lindenhurst school on Long Island. Three other changes occurred because of the re- tirement of Miss Mary Ford, Mr. Leo Heslin, and COUNSELOH -- Miss Lillian Ross, MA. carries out her work in the Guid- ance department as she counsels Edward Perras in regard to his col- lege application. Mrs. Butler, Miss Park and Miss Corsky. on School Procedures Mrs. Calvin Schmeicliel. Miss Carole Park, a June graduate of the State University at Plattsburg, is beginning her career as the new home economics teacher. Mr. William Thompson, who was graduated from R. P. l. in June, has joined the Science De- partment. ln February, when Mrs. Donnelly was transferred from Junior High to replace Mrs. Schmeichel in the High School, Mr. Ronald Kodra became the 8th grade science teacher. He is a graduate of Albany State Teachers' College and Syracuse University with pre- vious teaching experience at Shenendehowa. ,Ki