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

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ond Roses li King Roberl Flood and Queen Donna Degener at li grace to the young. Diogenes ' Q if rf r x ..- A . 5 l x ll .1 ' . Q 6 P I, K rf- .K l l - COMMITTEE-Fronf Row, leff Yo riglwf: Carla Bcrglimans, Eleanor Peiloqrasso. Second Row: Bruce Connelly, Diane Sorel. Roberl Flood, Nancy Lewis. Cliuclc Kennedy. PROM COURT-Fronf Row, leff io righf: king. queen and crown bearere. Second Row: C. Kennedy, K. Harnman, J. Baker, B. Connelly M. Herclwenroder, J. Callucio. C. Bowers, 1956 king and luis queen, P. Kayser. P. Lansing, D. Ferrara, C. Bcrqlnman J. Tober. N. l-larl, D. Sorel. pai 1 - K. - 'PZ' 1 2 XM ,Q . S .7

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Moonlight P Tl K Hgclucation io a controllanc The nighT oT our iunior prom will be Tondly recalled as a Time filled wiTh The sparkling Tun oT youTh capTured in an evening oT enioymenT and exciTing evenTs. As we arrived, we noTiced how diTTerenT our caTeTeria looked. IT was TransTormed from The every day meeTing and eaTing place To an almosT Tairyland-like splendor under Mr. Musella's kind direcTion. We all chaTTed, danced, and refreshed ourselves. Who will be chosen king and queen we wondered? Finally aT Ten p.m. our momenTs oT hoping and pondering were broughT To a climax. King Bob and Queen Donna Took The Throne proudly surrounded by The smiling courT OT eighT. Flashbulbs snapped and cameras clicked recording These happy hours. GRAND MARCH

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A Roll of Drums ll , , Qclucatwn no a treaoure OBOE: M. Schmifl, S. Barnes. BASSOON: J. Croghan P. Kolker. ALTO CLARINET: M. Wickham, C. Colasurdo. BASS CLARINET: M. Helwig, E. Smilh. TENOR SAXO- PHONE: S. Conaway, M. Farina. FLUTE AND PICCOLO S. Plusch, J. Benjamin, J. Kimmey, B. Van l-lorn, L. Varmelle D. Thibodeau. FRENCH HORN: B. Baird, J. Fisher, B Menz, D. Shepard, G. Schmiff, J. Schrnili, W. Vincenl, D Faas. CLARINET: D. OH, E. Bafchelder, B. Novak, R Kruse, B. Lukens. CORNET: D. Kross, C. Veghie, M Spencer, B. Eckeri, E. Bailey, F. Rauf, B. Wormoufh, C5 Johnsion, B. Brown, L. Hoffman, J. Aidala, J. Smilh, J Green, S. Pelfograsso, R. Mosley, E. Agan. PERCUSSION D. Ferrara, J. Wood, M. Rendine, L. Bowers, E. Smifh, A Cederholm. TUBA: S. Burferfield, M. Planfenberg, G Schermerhorn, M. Hennessey, G. I-loose. BARITONE: J Clark, J. LioHa. B. Parker, I.. Durrin. TROMBONE: E Gregg, K. Ellis, S. Bazyk, J. Larson, N. Wagner, J. Maples N. Barber, E. Jenson. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: R Anlalex. CLARINET: D. Leone, V. Meisfer, J. Tibbills J. Trosian, G. Rindelaub, H. Van Schoick, J. Schermerhorn R. Wifmer, C. Weisman, E. Relyea, K. Branch, J. Quiggle G. Compareifa. IO Whal is if fhal sends an odd chill down our spines as ihe sounds Tune up? Il's The band a+ foorball games or af concerrs. Bur i+'s far more rhan a spine iingler. The band is an organizaiion which irains Jrhe menral and physical coordinafion of our members. If 'reaches us To follow direcfions and 'ro work as parl of a group. Sludenls work wifh one anolher as a parl of a Team. Each srudenf learns fo play an insrrurnenf which in lafer years may be advanrageous +o him, whefher in applying Io a college, making exira money, or iusr enjoying il. The band also gives recognirion 'ro 'rhe school. Compering in coniesf, playing in parades or in exchanging conceris wilh olher schools all pul Colonie on rhe map. Bur mosf of all ii gives us sludenrs a Jrype of unify af all school funclions which is unsurpassed. We say, HaTs off, To The band! lN 'l