Colonie Central High School - Rougetor Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Front Row, left to right: Charles Gilmore, James Shan- non, Marjorie Stein, Robert Johnson, Les Hoffman. Sec- ond Row: William Coons, Paul Breeding, Michelle Guz- zo, Robert Antalek, Jo Ann Seifert, Thomas Liotta. Junior High Patrol A junior service organization, the Junior High Patrol, has begun to assist with the enforcement of school rules. Membership in this organization tends to de- velop each individual member to the best of his ability, bringing out qualities of leadership, obe- dience, and good citizenship. PATROL COMMYITEE-Left to right: Paul Streitz CCaptainJ, Richard Hasman CFaculty Adviserj, Antoi- nette Russo, Lorna La Brie. Front Row, left to right: Wayne Calder, Daniel Clark, Joseph Benoit, William Paraso. Second Row: Albert Barlette, Thomas Finton, Robert Luft, William Hieber, Robert Weininger. 107

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QM OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE HEADS-Left to right: Gary Greenhouse CPresidentJ, Richard Leonard CTrens- urerj, Janice Leach CVice Presidentj, Paulette Murphy, Theresa Pettograsso, june Schermerhorn QSeeretaryJ, Paul Streitz. Front Row, left to right: D. Ayers, S. jones, K. Doyle, I.. LaBrie. Second Row: D. Tassinari, D. Curto, D. Pat- ricelli, A. Russo. ER. V, as Jw.. y . 1 A 'f I Front Row, left to right: Robert Johnson, Beverly Arrow- smith, Robert Colls, M. Armstrong, Robert Antalek, Madeline Angelo, William Mayer. Second Row: Thomas Hadersbeck, Arnold Chapman, Carol Landers, Janet Worth, Anna Marie Grimm, Irene Melber, Dianne Stro- bel, Mary Farina, Susie Barnes, Frieda Forkel, Marcia Bromley. Junior High tudent Council ADVISERS-Left to right: Richard H. Hasman, Dorothy Schatz, Paul Boyce, joseph S. Malek. au- V .W Arranging social and educational events for the junior high, the Junior High Student Council also trains future high school leaders. Mrs. Phyllis Spain, Albany community ambas- sador to Greece and a Colonie teacher, spoke at one of the council assemblies. A dance Iceca- pade proved very successful in January. Also sponsored by these student leaders was a basket- ball game between seventh and eighth graders.

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J ,R 3-3 ju A . 7 Scene from Angel Child V' OX? f 7 ,CVAX5 ' Edythe Morrow, Karen Ellis, Christine Kelly, William gdflrifjvl T43 jf! I X qXMayer, Michael Stephany :vi X 1 X J! jg? U A SN ' Jr XJ ,UU :O -ex f Q, JV L, .J Q 7 S? f L ff -, l fl' y ' Q DFP Jug f QM 9? ll f t C, fs QT pot lg ters 1 Jac . SL ty xy Angel Cl1ild'j J Karen Scully 'W In training for their high school career as dramatists, the junior high drama group, The Spotlightersj' offers a chance to young thespians to try their wings. From their December pro- ductions this year, it is evident that Colonie has much in store in the dramatic line for the next few years.