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

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MAVIS ANN MORDSFELD Tennessee Avenue Young at heart . . . Directed youth activities . . . Yields to Kresge Customers . . . Yellow tresses . . . CARMELLA NEGRI 2028 Central Avenue Gift for gab . . . Genial giggler . . . Gasps at Bermudas . . . Good at gymnastics . . . MARIA ANN MORRELL 100 Sand Creek Road West Albany Integrity behind Neisner's counter Interested in the Health Office . . Industrious Colonial and Library worker . . . SHIRLEY ANN MORRISON 34 Cole Avenue Serene and seldom sad . . . Skating is her sport . . . Sensible, shrewd, and studious . . . Seeks secretarial success . . . the Hands of Qrieudshzjv, EDWARD JAMES MURPHY 46 Rooney Avenue Navy life his destiny . . . Never neglects Colonial duty . . . Nonsense not one of his novelties . . . OLIVER C. NEWCOMB 52 Broderick Street Partial to Pres1ey's pattern . . . Primarily a mechanic . . . Participated in intramurals . . . ANN NEWELL 7 Abl Avenue West Albany Starry-eyed over My Prayer . . . Studies for steno career . . . Stylish in dress . . . Dissatisfied with snobbish men . . . Sensible, sweet . . .

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W SYLVIA ANN MAY 38 North Street Sylvester is the salient cashier at the Grand Cash . . . Sisters she has many . . . Spectator of many sports . . JOYCE MCNAMARA 128 North Amherst Avenue Likely to be lofty . . . Lending hand on literary staff . . Leaning toward nursing . . . Laconic . . . the afety of Our flames, PATRICIA ANN METZ 56 Rapple Drive Member of majorettes . . . Many men she does amaze . . . Mixes melodrama and mystery on the stage . . . .5 4 .ff-Af' PATRICIA KATHERINE MEISNER 10 Cramond Street Regard for Red Cross . . . Remarkable record on ROUGETOR . . . Responds to Rock 'n Roll . . Refreshing . . . EARL MILLER 547 Shaker Road Future on the farm planned . . . Fishing among favorite pastimes . Shows facility in handling hunting equipment . . . ,yah ARTHUR MEACHEM 12 Oliver Street Favors the dying force . . . Fanatic for fineries . . . Favorite of femininity . . Instigator of tom-foolery . . STEPHEN MILLER 4 Van Buren Avenue Fast in his Ford . . . Faithful fan of Don't be Cruel Famous as Road Devil . . . Friendly to femininity . . . ?al'3'm 153+ if M 4,1 A , if 35 tw . Y 9' F' Q 3 ir, .fgl ,mg , i , A

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MARGARET NEWHOUSE 46 Laing Street Sporty cheerleader, Skylarking screams . . . Sweet and sprightly . . . Seeks stenography as a secure, steady means . . . WILLIAM NOAH 19 Arcadia Court Tough TV repairman . . . Thrills to Honky Tonk . . . Taps out tunes as a tympanist . . . Talkative . . . frm Which We Have Gained CAROL ANN OTT 8 Pfeil Avenue West Albany Calm, cool and collected . . . Capably cramming for college boards . . . Charming contributor to Colonie . . . NANCY JANE OSBORNE 129 North Amherst Avenue Schenectady joyful over jazz . . . Jabberer . . . Jester . . . Jolly with Jeannine . . . Juvenile Juliet . . . RICHARD H. PENDL Cadillac Avenue Likeable and lively lad . . . Laborer in Line and Cue . . . Looking longingly for a low in golf . . . Lack of love for learning and literature . . . RONALD L. O'NEAL 16 Morris Road Golfing is his goal . . . Gallantly he sells shoes . . . Gregarious . . . Epigrammatic . . . Guileless . . HOWARD R. PICARD 24 Dennis Avenue Suggestive student in Social and Science . . . Sturdy supporter of school sports . Sharp in speech . . . Sociable in society . . . .Eg V V,l,i5Q,5L:,u kr at F ' ' - dl is 3 . .,.,,,-... :J V:,,v,,,:. ,V ,,--, guy, 1 k gp ggi? iw, yyrf , . 'Y mi? Q 2? Q an 9' U' nfl 5 2 pgs if sf '- 'ts it at Us rf at t W Q if 1 , new me ' ,QF K it fm, 5 M 1 s sig, 5 31-A 5? YQ I 1, dsl fwlts ilr W . ' .5 W, -3 ,, ..- I ,, I - is ,V ' igij' ' I at t I . 5 . , iff' 1. 311'tfrg-f-33:f,fyzqs.:i.s.,tf. , , - -A ' f W1:':H'21 i22a.'f,123E2 lffw,-vffw2'!' 2:212'ff,5,f?1.,5 u 3 as '+L w ,732 8 P K A .J A ,, 7 tn A -I- .f K X fx Y' 3 X ' :gf ' . I . xv ' -wr.:-,nL:E , ' , L ri 'i7? ziitiq- ' 7 ' '- as Q J A f , ,V I K 5 MM :iii-'wks M .ev-IJ