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

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'CMJ' Front Row, left to right: Marilyn Baller, Anthony Davey CAdvi.verJ, Carol Marks. Second Row: Peter Diem, joseph Quinn, Richard Reid. Colonic Youth Council Adults and teen-agers working together for the welfare of youth comprise the Colonie Youth Council. During its first year, the Council set up a summer library program, teen-age employment bureau, canteens, and ice-skating rinks. 84 Ala! Q Q' ' ey - f i ' X viii,

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Library Council Whenever you enter the library, you will see in different projects- many students engaged putting books on shelves, distributing passes, writ- ing late slips for books, taking care of reserved material, and serving at the desk. These helpers are the backbone of the library, willing to give their time and energy for the benefit of all the students in Colonie. Most important of all their contributions is releasing the librarians themselves from the ted- ious tasks so they can assist students in research, help teachers with class preparations, and make plans for the new additions to the library shelves. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Front Row, left to right: Carole Knauf, Patricia MacDonald CVire Presidentj, Patricia Ruopp, Elizabeth Rathbun. Second Row: Carol Swift, Catherine Hughes, Judith Heidelmark, Frances Longo, Sharon Buechler, Jean Dougherty, Carole Lovely, CPre.videntj, Betty Nobles, Betty jo Woodson fsecre- taryj absent. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Left to right: Luella Coulter, Karen Jackson, Robert Waugll CLei.rure Readerj. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Front Row, left to right: M. King, M. Haupt, S. Norton, J. Caron, L. Rindelaub, P. Sherman. Second Row: C. Pierce, P. Clark fTreasurerJ, B. Wertman, S. Mrak, E. Fleming, B. Bollacker. LIBRARY-Left to right: Shirley Karins, Barbara Hewitt, Joan Car- ruthers. ei ki . :nu i . x l t

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Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL-Front Row, left to right: A. Stramiello, P. Knowles, S. Morris. Second Row: H. Picard, M. Shepard, C. Agan, S. Mur- phy. Tbird Row: R. Flood, 1. Fisher, P. Sherman. Fourth Row.' E. Wal- broehl, C. Kennedy, E. Mangelsdorf, J. Wood. Every year in Colonie Central, Student Coun- cil elections are conducted in which students elect those who will represent them in the following year. Operated on a democratic basis, the council compares with the United States Senate. The Sen- ate makes laws and refers them to the president while the council suggests laws and presents them to the principal for approval. Each homeroom is allowed one representative and one alternate. Chief adviser is Mr. O'Brien. In cooperation with the Mohawk Hudson Council on Educational Tel- evision, the Student Council presented a televis- ion program on student government in April over station WRGB as part of their educational series. la Fl 1 SR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL-Front Row, left to right: Mairi Wood CTreasurerJ, Donna Ferrara CSec- retaryj. Second Row: Harold Frasier fVire Presidentj, Thomas P. O'Brien fFuculty Adviserj, John Gregg fPres- identj. STUDENT COUNCIL-Front Row, left to right: Mary dra Paratory, Betty Boyd. Second Row: Sylvia May, Soffey, Linda Ford, janet Shadick, Ann Woodruff, San- Diane Docsar, Marcia Liebundguth, Dave Van Ameron- gen, Margaret Reinhardt, Bonnie Vail. 41 f' at .sf 1 w3E 2f2i1 ' , A 'J .'. . Q 5 Ir., K li