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

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O NA L BesTowed upon TourTeen members of The class Summa Cum Laude NAT of T958 lasT spring was one of The highesT honors awarded To any high school sTudenT. Upon TulTilling The Tour qualiTicaTions oT scholar- ship, leadership. characTer, and service, The members were solemnly inducTed inTo Colonie CenTral's Tower ChapTer of The NaTional Honor SocieTy by our predecessors from The class of l957. SelecTion of candidaTes remains a ToTal secreT unTil The oTTicial momenT arises. Members include only sTudenTs of The junior and senior classes who have mainTained a scholasTic average of 852 Tor Three years and have meT The oTher Three qualiTicaTions. Among This year's proiecTs are a round and square dance, compleTion oT a school handboolc sTarTed lasT year by The chapfer. and any oTher deeds which are a crediT To The school's welfare since The principal purpose oT our organizaTion is service Tor The welfare and beneTiT oT oThers. This year, as cusTomary, juniors who have compleTed The necessary requiremenTs Tor member- ship were Tapped inTo The organizaTion and will carry ouT iTs policy as well as being The leaders oT nexT year's Tower ChapTer. ' l Honore sociErY . N 'Q X p X Z lllll m y R l l -' ..:sr:' ix :wx i l i,, l en one occaoion oariototle wao ached how muck ouperior educated men were to tlsooe uneducated: H040 much, oaid he. ao the living are to the dead. FronT Row, le-TT To righfz W. Lansing lPresidenTl, M. Shepard. M. Lown lifreasurerl. K. STone, B. Woodson, C. Lovely P. Lansing. Second Row: R. Laning, E. Gillis lVice PresidenTl, C. GanslO. N. Lewis, P. MacDonald lSecreTaryl. D. Sorel, A. PfeiTTer. 'C'