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

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.Jaf .AWK if ,wgyfwnf fi-'5f,'fi 55i.12fj.M' ww' Front Row, left to right: K. Branch, K. Cal- lahan, C. Boni, J. Hickok, L. Planz. Second Row: S. Coleman, M. Criscione, M. Soffey, C. Leach, C. Constantino, P. Newcomb, K. Koniszewski E. Sehelll S. Biittig, A. Favata. jfia M if. 5u., 'T If wgdf X of U, ,pr Q jfW7,.lW7giei,..w ova! rl g 1' 4 ' f . I' V 3 1 , 1- -'Q ' . y 'I P' f ,H ' fa ' , 7 . 4 I ' 1 iff ,A I K1 X!! W, Q I' ' Y ii ' fy ' . I f 5 , N l : rj Q! I f'7Fr I w, lelt Mlrighl: Patricia Clancy, Ann 14 . yi , nk . ycfjMacGmther, Petia Steineke, Connie ff l a fi, Elsie? Cochetti, Barbara Boni. Second If V w: 'fghrislBenditt, Sandra Paratory, Barbara r' offa, Jefidnne Urban, Kay Luft, Faith Amsler, 7 Ijfda Barber. P l .,, V. :N A I 1 60 Front Row, left to right: Betty Archambault, Virginia Mattingly, Donna Hutchinson, Nancy Mitchell, Lois Kramer, Dawn Fink. Second Row: Robert Herbst, Ronald Frederick, Wil- liam Taylor, Leonard Cyr, Lee Hawver, Richard Audi, Craig Murray, Frank Houck. Third Row: Bonnie Vail, Kathy Mace, Penny Nestor, Na- omi, Hartman, Suzanne Schenck, Edith Batchel- der, Mary Herrington, Ethel Malo. Fourlb Row: R. Terry, Allen Kahl, David Herbert, Wally Burns, james Lewis, Conny Fontanelli, Philip Bertrand, Robert Jones. I . -ft.. 4. dh Suu

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, iw 5- ' 5 , Going to high school is like entering a dif- ferent world, one of fun and gaiety, of wonder and puzzlement. Within our eager reach are the exciting varsity sports, the distinction of our own Historical Club, the challenging beckon of the Drama Club. The taking of new subjects has left us stand- ing in awe! Encountering the marvels and mys- teries of science, the perplexing problems in math and the sheer wondermenr of the romance lan- guages has inspired our curiosity and ambition. Through this wonderful maze we can extract only one flaw. Most of us would rather come to school earlier and go home sooner. But that is a trifle, for most of us are very satisfied, yet still a little puzzled! 9th GRADE HONOR STUDENTS Front Row, left to right: K. Komszewski, M. Virgil, P Nestor, L. Kramer, M. Soffey, S. Huestis, M. Chludzinski Second Row: C. Leach, L. Muir, M. Liebundguth, D. Wilt, F. Winkowski, J. Croghan, R. Blakemore, J. Fisher, V. Karins, M. Reinhardt, C. DeMarco, M. Cris- Freshmen Front Row, left to right: C. Thum, P. Kelly, J. Musto, L. Tull. Second Row: F. Scaccia, K. MacTavish, B. Can- berg, S. Huestis, K. Staats, J. Brady, B. Rogers, N. Weininger, J. Thomas, S. Hilt. Third Row: R. Sansone, L. Wilt, J. Kovarovic, B. Peenny, B. Boyd, B. L. Car- penter, M. Marklinger, L. Miller, J. Aidala. Fourth Row: G. Best, J. Andi, W. Gaut, E. Winders, W. Wertman, B. Harper. af' ve-

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Freshmen Front Row, left to right: P. Brown, L. Ford R. Baker, L. Coleman, L. Van Eps, E. Sherman. Second Row.' K. Shelton, R. White, R. Beau- chaine, R. Beauchaine, E. Smith, P. Hensel, D. Deso. Third Row: F. Hunter, G. Barton K. jackson, L. Coulter, J. Scott, B. Hewitt, M. George, R. Clute. Fourth Row: T. Knowles L. Scott, D. McClellan, S. Bartholomew, D Koch, E. Cleary, J. Cinney, G. Rindelaub. Q hitch' ll Front Row, left to right: Lawrence Otty, Emily Cocchi, Pierrette DeLisle, Marcia Mangelsdorf, Mary Virgil, Anna Hart, John Pequinot. Ser- ond Row: James Gallucci, Allan Crummey, Wesley Vincent, Richard Blakemore, David Nadeau Rein Forkel Ken Mayo Dave Lester wi rl mi-Qvv' K i Q? ' AYQ 5 W V I vc.:-.120-L, K-filggb .Hmmm ' Qi-Cvw-22 tnvoofw.. uzfoq-6.9.1 cd: Meeall 45 in .ef I 1 A A-' , , ' M. in .Q V , , . 1 . 'fpsg L Lv5' -nf ' 'alt Q ' .ff ,,f' if .vs ft' 'f LF J it 'lf 1 ,'.' 1 ' 'M ' 1' w ktqmp.. . . lk. I XA,-Agtf ,LJ if L.. .,- 1,14 -.4xx.,c..f-4.X'-+ JJ.. Front Row, left toi'7'iglJt: William Sorel, Fred Boisvert, Joseph Eiser, Fred Bauer, Robert A' Mesick, Fred Winkowski, Robert Wilson. Sec- E ond Row: Ned Sheldon, Andrew Farina, Nick fe Barber, Lee Schaeffer, Robert Rathbun, james Evans, jack Benjamin, Richard Dixon. .5 .sf 61