Cohoes High School - Cohisean Yearbook (Cohoes, NY)

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REFRESHMENT TIME - Ellen Bot- tum, Judy Assini, Randi Magnano and other Yorkers serve members and guests. Mohawk Yorkers Entertain Parents HELEN OF TROY - is portrayed by Kathy Reavey in the skit History Can Be Fun . The Mohawk Yokers held their annual Parents, Night in the auditorium of the high school. The pro- gram included a Hlm and talk What Will You Tear Down Next? by Bernard Forester, associate professor of architecture at R.P.I. Two playlets 4'Agony', and History Can Be Funv were presented by Yorker mem- bers. Included in the casts were Carolyn Sherwood, Paul Vergoni, Kathryn Reavey, Donna White, Jo-Ann Card- ish, Pauladee Larive, Lynn Crable, Mary Ann Perras, Martin Ryan, Thomas Ratigan, Eileen Ceccucci, Judy Drapalski, Michael Santarcangelo, Pat Assini, Denise White and Patricia Mroczkowski. Mistress of Ceremonies and chairman of the event was April Kennedy. Jo-Ann Derocher served as co- chairman, While other committee members included Helen Murray, Jo-Ann Cepiel, Lynn LaCross and Martha Warzala. Yorker activities are carried out under the direction of Mrs. Warren Kelly, sponsor, and the following oHi- cers: Christine Ryan, President, Louis Alexopoulos, vice-presidentg ,Io-Ann Cepiel, secretary, Robert Cehowski, treasurer, Ann Biskin and Donald Vickers, district representatives. In November the group visited the Roosevelt and Vanderbilt mansions, accom- panied by Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Donnelly. They also conducted a mock election which forecast the elcetion of President Johnson and Senator Robert Kennedy. At a district jamboree of the organization in Balls- ton Spa, the Mohawk Yorkers received three of the eight honors awarded. Christine Ryan was elected dis- trict treasurerg Ann Biskin won a trophy as the out- standing girl in the district and Paul Vergoni placed second in the selection of outstanding boy. Other Yorker activities include several money mak- ing projects to raise funds for a trip to Utica in the spring for the state convention. 40 View

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l BULBS DO BURN OUT . . . Mr. Slialien changes a projector bulb before a captivated audience of visual aids workers. Visual Aid Group anal Fire Patrol Per orm Valuable Services INSTRUCTION - Mr. Salxesen instructs senior fire marshals on use of tire drill exit signs. Mr. Salvesen, ,lim Brassard, Harry Orlyk, Bob Cehowski, Mr. Shahen, Mike Donnini and Tom DeVoc. The services rendered hy the Visual Aid group have proven to be invaluable to many of our teachers. Upon request, the V.A. workers will set up and operate movie or slide projectors, tape recorders and record players for special instructional purposes. The safety of C.H.S. students is insured by the work of the Fire Patrol under the direction of lVlr. Salvesen. This group, trained to guide traihc through the exits, supervises drills for the evacuation of the school in preparation for any emergency which may arise. Harry Orlyk, Dave Bentley, Frank Heroux, Paul Brehm, and Ray Heslin. 42