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

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FR ESH M EN BASKETBALL-Fronf fcapfainf, H.CouI1er, B. Pagans, R. Lewis, D. Leonard, T. Kierman. ToBor Not to B JUNIOR VARSITY-Leff fo righf: Cmifg Murray. Edward Cleary. Jay Minor, Cary Grr'onl'muse. Larry Tull, Jack Klrnmuy, Fred Tracqler, Gary Hunfing- ion, Sfnnlczy Ba I28 fn Row, leff fo righf: D. lacobucci, D. Johnson, D. Clark, B. Rogers R. Shannon. Second Row: T.Jaquin1o, J. Wiidzumes, R. Anfalek, T, Ralczewski, G. Oliver, P. Sfreifz. X I' , . Hur . U' X N . . D , 2 N. . I I lu r r ' - .. .. 1' .2 ' . W ' 1 P. N U N X X mx 5 . Nfl .Af n.-wx, Wk C NU QLM X H N ,JT WJ Dlvlr ff 'V 1 xr 1 ISA

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7' V l I 'J h FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS-Fronf Row, leff fo flighij ,J Susan Slanley, Karon Scully, Sally Sfanleyh Carole, Eimgson. Theresa Pollograsso. Second! RSw: JoAnn fGilell, Jane I McGrath, Jan Leach, Jqani lLeviHo lzhllerhalel, i Marcia p I5 Bromley llvlanaqcrl. fl ' V, ,' i I 1 ,ffl I. N A new innovalion al Colonie lhis year is The 'V xy yy! . xx fl appearance of The freshmen cheerleading squad . j ' A l 1 X Ml ,l y i i N A i f composed ol eighl girls possessing a greal deal ia y I fs ol,schoolspiri'r. 9 4 up-.1 i ' YN y , , We young ladies cheered al all lrfeshmen J' IJ - u 0 iloaslcelball games and did our esl T lflwrlmole li Q y A , our, class. N ly, l'-i f K' i . ' pl fl Our de lh of school s iril s ms l m The 'lad 'AAL Af K P p , X qi I ' A lhal we organized rhis grou ours el wifh lhe 'Nl l f X I R' Sludenl Councils suppo fan ou s cess as d . X i x X A mainly lo our willinggji l erse I . i I 1 l l Wf I Q9 Nyxlj U Wqyne dribbleg Oh, Keiihl H's n ,X NJ5 L 1 Come on, Jack, Bl0l19 fhe courf. THAT haiyyijh , -' Cav climbs for ii, SUWY' i 'gh' Puf if ln! J ?!iJ!lX E , ' N 'Q' 'xl :xl I 7 is ,,, Q i i r ' X ' Mui? J ' ., S X ly . ,V , A X ,V i ' is N ry if li K if ,L 9 lx 'f li l if i X is X Xi L , I Q, s i , , , IZ W xxxxk'A3 Q' X , 4 .s I I. 5 11 5 Q i lg A' l X 1 Nfl 9 c, ig ' l i l l ll l Q is if Vll i ' xl l V X l lk ,

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The Girls Play, Too! iii The Play Days were scheduled aT The Tollowing schools: Dec. 7 Philip Livingslon Volley ball Feb. I5 Albany High School BaslceTball May IO Colonie CenTral SoTT ball June 2 Lansingburg Archery BASKETBALL The laaslxei is THIS way. Play days are arranged To promoTe Triendly inTerschool compeTiTion in The CapiTal DisTricT area. During These geT-TogeThers The girls meeT and learn abouT The acTiviTies of oTher schools. We who parTicipaTe in These sporTs volunTeer To Talce parl in Them and give our Time aTTer school hours To pracTice. ln This way, The girls aTTain a higher level of slcill in The sporTs involved and gain self- confidence Through compeTiTion. We become beTTer sporTs and wheTher or noT we win, The ouTcome is received graciously in a spiriT of good fun. Girls are selecTed by The physical edu- caTion insTrucTors on The basis of slcill, sporTs- manship, and The abiliTy To TosTer beTTer relaTions wiTh girls of oTher scho ls involved. VOLLEYBALL High wilh hope. BADM l NTON Good form helps. l29