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

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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

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Practice Session S l1PIY'lNRl!V'TD f For The express purpose oi TurTherinq sTudenT slcills in The Tield oT leadership, Q proqram was sTerTed by The STudenT Council al Colonie CenTrol This year. All The sTudenT oTTicers ol acTiviTies were urqenTly requesTed To aTTend This workshop on OcTober 4. Bruce Connelly, presidenT oT our slu- denT council, welcomed us To The assembly and Mr. Q'Brien explained The purpose oT This day. He was Tollowed by Dr. RoberT Fredericl-.s, proiessor oT educeTion aT NYSCT, who slressed The value oi parTicipaTion in school acTiviTies. The secreTeries, Treasurers, and ToculTy advisers were Then divided according To Their inTeresls, meT in separaTe rooms and discussed Their duTies and Their problems. The sTudenT leaders were Sandy Fiacco Tor vice presidenTs, and presidenls, assisTed by Miss Wormley, Miss Linehan, and Mr. SlcerriTTg PGT Clerlc wiTh The secrelaries, wds aided by Mr, Gordong Joan Twerdy and The Treasurers were helped by Mrs. Looby. Mr, O'Brien led The Teache ers in discussions, AbouT 3:l5 everyone reliirned To The audiTor-- ium Tor The closihq assembly aT which Mr. Murray and Mr. WurTh spole on The school as a whole Team and as a parT oT a worThy educalional heri' Taqe. oeaooooooo e,iZis,y 5 eoooooooooo is 00000000000 L O 0060000000 0