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

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5 ,Y , if Q f K.: iixx. T We run The gamuT oT library iobs which Con- sisT oT working aT The loan or pass desk, arranging The books on The shelves, and wriTing The overdue noTices. Some of The behind The scenes jobs are Tiling, processing oT books, Typing and sorTing The mail. There is also a group OT us, called homeroom represenTaTiyes, who are bookkeepers in our horne- rooms. Our job is To see ThaT our horneroommaTes keep inTorrneCl abouT Their over-due books and Their reserves. -wmv: ,mir LIBRARY-LeT+ To rigl'iT: Susan STanley, Alice Guiliano Joan Leyillo, Arlhur Cedcrholrn. LIBRARY laT deskl-LeTT To righT: Mary Fedory, Roberf Topiilski, RiTa Sungelo, Mary Millinnan. J , . ,..,,,M wwmyw-Y' l luv aft, 5

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-9, ,EN- sf-I LIBRARY COUNCIL OFFICERS AND MEMBERS-AT-LARGE -Froni Row, leff fo righfz Carole Lovely llreasurerl, Frances Longo lpresidenll, Judifh Brown and Mary Her- ringlon llvlernbers-al-Largel. Second Row: Palricia Mac- Donald lMember-al-Largel, Janef Cowley lSecreTaryl, Phyllis Lembo lVice Presidenll. LIBRARY Ishelving Booksl-Le'F+ Io righf: Claylon Gulhrie, Carol Kiefer, Corinne McQuade, Donald Wells. . in ll LIBRARY-Lef+ fo righf: Marilyn Albert Marie Hurd, Ann Acker, James Croghan. Bookkeepers Our huge library here al Colonie is our book shop and wifhin Ihe walls are hundreds of books ranging from Boylslon Io Shakespeare. Every cover ol every book is a door which Iurns on magic hinges bringing advenlure, pleasure, and knowledge Io ils reader. In order Io run such a large library wilh so many books, Jrhe librarians ask us sfudenls To assisl Ihem. We assislanls, well over a hundred of us, give up our sludy periods ro help The librarians so Ihaf we. Ihe sfudenls of Colonie Cenlral, enjoy fhe privilege of borrowing The library books.

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K. IO6 COMMERCE CLUB-FronT Row, lefT To righT: P. ATbrighT, S. Fu f f. Th.-r S. M irris, L, Pol JTO, V. Aiberi fx. Bard, D. Arfhiii C. Wi-'Tii', L. Van diir Lindi,-r C. Seri-',J. Kaiinchah. Second Row: J. Tward-yi L. Cnrnfi-ry E. Eeno'T A. Meier. P. Th 'vm' L. T5i1nT rQiT ,L T1+'V'Tr.'1ly C. KnnuT C. Teinczaii. L. W V i' M. Viizzi 'Te J. biiihisi P. Gfrogn P. Jordan, S. Li.-uwrii i. M, Cx' um if Tflwyiigi' G. Swerf B. MaTOy. Third Row: .L Cv 'W Q, if ix VV. TJi.ipT y til, VV-Mnmn, E K,iTL.i in TIT hTi.V 'Q Ku H fi. ff' afl' ' T. 'iLTn1iT-'Wi L7 irfi .L in ,vi .i Tfi, TJ. T-.4 J, T,1',Qii4'-.im-, C. hT1i' if. Sv ii. i 1 -. A. V :i li .T'if- Tnuvn, R. Cub T . CN' if. V' .- ' Rzuiiui TT, Li 3,. . ,L T'Ti'idi:T- 1-Uri E. T'T'i v' T i Budding Businessmen lnTroducing us sTudenTs To The ouTdoor worid of business and bringing some business Tields To our aTTenTion is The conwnnerciai organizahon, The Com- merce Club. IT heTps TosTer a more business-like spiriT in us commercial maiors. IT broadens our ideas concerning The way OT everyday working liTe and OT whaT iT consisTs. COMMERCE CLUB ADVISERS-SeaTed, leTT To righT: if ',' Sz . T Cv' Sfandingz W1Tc' Girdvn. rn 1x Business opporTuniTies are exphained by experTs in order To ac3guainT rnernberi, wiTh The various business devices, werking siTue?ions and Tebhniques. CpporTuniTies are broughT To The aTTenTion oi job seekers. Cur group ei cernrnereiglhy minded siu- denTs are assisTed by Mr. Gordon .'inJ Mlis Carr. T 1 if 1 1 rug ifJ'. 'i C I' nn-iu.: Ciub sf' C57