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

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...M . Football Ze! -5, AN FOOTBALL TEAM-from Row, left to QQ, Mr' : J. Andi, W. Gaut, L. Otty, R. Blakemore, G. if uc' elly, E. Cleary fCo-Caplainj, R. Phillips CCa-Captainj, W. Burns, L. Miller, A. Spingelli, D. Faas, J. Tommell, 9 Cyr CManagerJ. Second Row: E. Gregg, I. Steiner, wwf! G. Huntington, 118 5 t- www, i . 9 MANAGERS-Left to right: jim Terry CAs- sistant Managerj, Dick Reid CManugerj, Tom Pinchon fAssi.vtant Managerj. G. Rindelaub, R. White, D. Deso, R. Quillian, J. Musto, M. Teegarden, W. Menz, F. Hunter, T. Knowles, R. jones, C. Thum, S. Bazyk. Third Row: J. Lewis, R. France, D. Koch, F. Traegler, G. Kullman, F. Houck, J. Cinney, T. Lyons, F. Raulf, T. Walsh, L. Schaeffer, N. Sheldon. Football practice at dawn! Probably the only team in history which practices at 8 A.M., our freshman football team finished an exciting sea- son with a record of three wins and two losses. Coached by Mr. Bell and Mr. Koch, all members received letters.

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CHEERLEADERS-Front Row, left to right: Maureen Quinn, Patricia Lansing, Sheila Morris, Carla Bergmans. Second Row: Beatrice Herrington, Joyce Tober, Phyllis Kayser, Barbara Winters, Elaine O'Neal. Left to right: Carol Loftus CVarsily Adviserj, Ida Prestifilipo Uunior Varsity Adviserj. ,-,rw F. k 3 . X x Q scsi t, Q1 'L xx l Cv cf XEPRX TX Av cp Ex t E kk X 'N XT ik V- W i XR R 1 X We - Q x A X Se P' 1 if r K c by K- 'Pi xx FN XX X54 X X T. , Ex r x X., +- e Cx ix ,Nt v- Q ' x NL, X fa t e ft 1,feNg X ages X wt dike TVX ei it A K T, Xi ' 'P New ..,gv. , fx ii? ' kv T3 XR s-Xxxcg A X XXX , at .K XXX K Y 1. gl C., TT A may fgpox ,E Cheerleadets X?-ge Xe wfiiiix ix Presenting your junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders for the year 1956-57! These girls were chosen because they were outstanding in acrobatic ability, personality, imagination, resouce- fulness and leadership. The junior Varsity has seven new cheerleaders, all of whom are sophomores. The Varsity has ix, JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Front Row, left to right: Maryann Cassera, Linda Van der Linden, Sharon Buechler, Mildred Vogelien, Helen Coffey. Second Row: Cynthia Sorel, Diane Putnam, Carole Kayser. added six new members, four from last year's junior Varsity and two new members. Aside from being the voice of school spirit, these girls have many other obligations. These tasks include the handling of bus lists for our athletic contests, selling of game tickets and organ- izing those special pep rallies. We say-three cheers for the cheerleaders.