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

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CAROL LEWINA AGAN 5 Pfeil Avenue West Albany Nursing is this gal's nemesis . . . Natural ability to sing . . . Neat in all her ways . . . Noteworthy . . . 'HMM RICHARD BOLLACKER 3976 Albany Street Schenectady Youthful . . . Yawning through school . . Seldom yields to work . . Yearns for graduation . . KENNETH GEORGE ALBERTS 29 Van Buren Avenue Moonglow admirer . . . Mingles'with Kois . . . Making money at market . . . Mechanically minded . . . MARILYN BALLER 134 Osborne Road West Albany Cheerful as a cherub . . . This carefree co-ed . . . A chuckling comedienne . . . Conscientious college aspirant CHARLES BOWERS 1351 Central Avenue Vivacious member of Varsity Club . . . Virulent president of Senior Class . . . Vital victor on football squad . . Vigorous hunter and fisherman . . . MARION ALICE ALBRIGHT Lisbakill Road Schenectady Heartfelt sympathy for habitants of hospitals . . . Helpful in homeroom . Hopes lie in homemaking . Heartwarming ways . . This llcarbaak s BARBARA L. BRASURE 21 Wollard Avenue Nautical-minded Navy nurse . . . Neat . . . Naturally shy . . mm ' '

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SENIOR CLASS HIGH HONOR STUDENTS Among those students who deserve special mention are the Senior Class High Honor Stu- dents. These students have not only maintained 9092, or better averages in their studies but have high ideals and are considered trustworthy. Front Row, left to right: Judith Hoffman, Marjorie Slesinger. Second Row: john Gregg, Peter Diem. Third Row: joan Byam, Carol Marks. 4 lim CLASS OFFICERS AND Leading us in the class night processional, running our class meetings, planning such func- tions as Student Government Day and dances, deciding on caps and gowns, announcements, and commencement programs are many of the re- sponsibilities undertaken by the class officers and executive committee. We shall ever be grateful for their efforts to make our senior year a mem- orable one. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First Row: Barbara Winters, Treasurerp Mina Wood, Secretaryg Phyllis Kayser, Mary May, Marjorie Slesinger, Vice President: Corina Costa, Cynthia Freer. Second Row: Richard Reid, Carol Marks, Charles Zarriello, Joseph Quinn, Charles Bowers, Presidentf Harold Frasier. wig g U it

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sg' at M SYLVIA BRISTOL 8 Fuller Place West Albany Passion for pop songs . . . Partial to pizza . . . Piquant personality . . . Perseverance in Colonials . . LAWRENCE BURTMAN 18 Broderick Street Glories in Grenadiers Drum Corps . . . Gentlemanly and gay . . . Keeps going at the gas station . . an Epic of the llcars LAWRENCE CARPENTER 3656 Iewett Place Schenectady Persistantly proficient in painting Prominent participator in proms and parties . . . Promising prospect as biochemist 3 ROBERT CARON 27 Rooney Avenue Rides in the races with rigor . . Ready to help the retailers . . Rogue of Rooney Avenue . . . Re-stocker at Colonial Heating THERESA ANNE CASLER 24 North Street West Albany Terry is tops in tennis . . . Terrific in trivial things . . . Tentative plans for Telephone Company . . . JOAN BYAM 24 Brent Street Edicient editor of the newspaper . . Eagerly earning money at Kresge's for elementary teacher's education . . . Easy going collector of play properties . . . 'Huw' ROBERT C. CLAYTON 3450 Comaul Road Schenectady Patient at Colonial Post . . . Pursues pilot passion . . . Persists in part-time work . .