Cohoes High School - Cohisean Yearbook (Cohoes, NY)

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SMOOTH OPERATION - MIS. MCKCC directs UPIFHC to keep Mrs. Lambertsen with student Rosettcs Donna Andrccheck and the lines moving as students receive the vaccine from a rep- resentative of the County Health department. At the table, Ayala Diane Crabowski prepare the strum Health Department Assists with Oral Vaccination Program This year C.H.S. has taken an active part in the Polio Clinic, sponsored jointly by the Naitonal Polio Foundation, the Albany County Medical Association and the Albany County Health Department. All stu- dents and teachers were given the opportunity to par- ticipate in this endeavor to safeguard community health. Equipment was set up in the gym. With good plan- ning and efhcient co-operation on the part of the fac- ulty and student body, a large group was vaccinated in record breaking time. CLOSE UP -f-A Donna and Diane show how itis done. 38

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Cohoes High School students find creative and cultural fulfillment under the direction of Mrs. Levy and Mr. Lipka of the art department. Stu- dents in the seventh and eighth grades are required to take a basic course in art. Senior high students may elect courses in basic art, graphics, sculp- ture, contemporary painting, oil paint- ing, crafts and mechanical drawing. The highlight of the year for all art groups is the Spring Exhibit - an activity for which they plan all year. In addition, art students undertake various projects to help raise funds for a field trip to a museum. This coming spring they plan to visit the Metropoli- tan in New York City. FACULTY: MRS. SIDNEY LEVY, B.A. -- Mechanical Drawing I,IIg Blue Print Read- ingg Basic, General and Advanced Artg MR. WALTER LIPKA f Art 7,8. SKETCHING - Paul Brehm poses as a model for art students in Mrs. Levy's class. fa as 0 S' J, to Cultural Background PAINTING CLASS - Mr. Walter Lipka instructs gg 'S- seventh graders in the ,M 9 use of water colors. 'bc .M ': s -ef Eh 3 37

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l 4 6 The Physical Education program includes regular weekly gym classes and a varied sports program. The girls classes are held weekly on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday under the direction of Mrs. Lamertsen. At present the only sport activity for girls is bowling. ln addition to gym classes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Mr. Murphy directs a sports program for boys which includes baseball. soccer. howling and basketball. FACULTY: MRS GEORGE LAMBERTSEN, BS. M Physi- cal Education and Rowling for girlsg MRS. HUGH MCKEE, R.N. - Nurse f Teacher. Health and Hygieneg MR. ROBERT MURPHY, BS. - Physical Education and Sports Program for boys. gg. Lf E Nxsx LUNCHTIME -- Senior girls, Judy Golas, Mary Fernet Maria Mencurci, and Donna Andrechcck line up for lunch Mrs. Warren Smith, cafeteria lnanagcr. is behind the counter TUMBLING -- The tumbling skills of the girls' gym class are displayed hy Lynne- Levitt, Sandy Stamp, Christine Hogan, Delma O'Hara, and Diane Kingsley. Mrs. Lambertsen and other members of the class look on. ' t 1 -M... ggi. . 'V ' ' 1f1's:?'i 7?1 in fbi: w 15 f ' T4 Q ' v We