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

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'HU-MN? .k i fir V ,-x,Sf VARSITY CLUB-Fronf Row, lefT To righT: J. Baker, H. Lovely, W. Dudley, S. Fiacco. R. TempleTon, W. WormuTh. R. Krouse. Second Row: R. Wenzel, B. Baird, W. Blaau- boer, K. Ellis, L. Schumacher, L. Leonard, L. D'Ambrosi, Af' ld iii? E. Walbroehl, J. PeT'rograsso, R. SlaTer. Third Row: J. Cavallero, G. Trombley, J. Decker, R. Walsh, L. Miller. J. LioTTa, D. Connery, R. CluTe, P. Kleinman, B. Connelly. R. WiTmer, A. Brown, E. Relyea. le THE V. MEN: One of The main goals of mosT of us boys is To play a varsiTy sporT and become a member oT The varsiTy club. To become a member of This selecT club one has To win a leTTer in one of The Tour maior sporTs lTooTball, baslceTball, baseball, and Traclcl and be voTed in by The members. We have charge of selling reTreshmenTs aT all home TooTball and baslceTball games. The money earned is used To buy someThing Tor The school 69 1 Ziaal' giQ2pA2,DfQ,-w1eJ9 vv7Od..Q 42.4011 f EIA, THE WAY THE BALL B NCES. A new and exciTing game, Tennis, has added To our ever growing rosTer of sporTs here aT Colonie. IT is hoped ThaT by adding This sporT our inTeresT will grow in The sporT now and ThaT iT will carry over Tor us in laTer years. A Tennis Team and a Tennis club have been organized. The Team is supplied wiTh all of The necessary equipmenT and The club was also given a limiTed amounT oT equipment PracTice is scheduled Tor aTTer school beginning in The spring. The Team is Trying To arrange maTches wiTh Tennis Teams Trom oTher area schools To be played during The Tennis season. such as The schedule case which can be seen in The main enTrance. The varsiTy sweaTer is an award given To mem- bers who have received six varsiTy leTTers and who are ouTsTanding in sporTsmanship, dependabiliTy and oTher asseTs which add To Their characTers. Charles Bowers, John Balmer, and Truman GroTT were The I957 recipienTs oT The award. 1 MT . Lf: I A Jug! lp f , : Q ox q 1- C l -'L G ', 3 5'Q ,' 1 X 'FEUQ ir H - T lv? 7j,, 451 .YZ f' - ,T .1 ., X J K -7-' its f -S fi f 'cz I Oi. N., I.: ,k .GQQO I-A of ?, ff 25? -AK' A -ee., if - 12 42 I1 -. 2- - .... . J' : . ' . A F . fs i T . ' T N l 'T X In-an X 1 S ' is - ' x ll' L a V'-I ' f A fri 4' 1 '01-ffl - , A A' .lg J ' '. - - X, I 4 gf f rf:f:',! o , 7-??v xv' l S 4 .X f .ws f 'Q ffss. 0 ' r ' Q 1 s Q ' 5 4 .0 A y xi ' 0 ' f 9 S s 0 X 1 G' 9,50 -Q. 4, T 5 f .. fb Q' - ' To s .' '21,- I Q 0 9 o X . s. , Q Q any O , ,' s. 9 0 .50 F540 la. , 0:0 gt f 'fko ui.. i y ' Q 6 A i .fn C I - ' i l- 1, .. 'i Q 1... 1' -' ,t

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'PLT- I - Y W RESISTANCE TRAINING CLASS-Fronf Row, Ieff fo righf T. Finfon, J. Baker, J, Kulzer, L. D'Ambrosi, L. Leonard, -D Akullian. M. Rendine. D. Curfo, F. Roselcrans, C. Murray Second Row: A. Oliveri, L. Schaeffer, A. Barleff. P. Marsh- TRAINING IN THE WINTER: Colonie has an acfivify which may nof be known fo some of us sfudenfs. This acfivify is an offspring of fhe shoeball lfoofballl deparfmenf. which is lcnown as fhe weighf fraining division. Mr. Cline, who heads fhis organizafion, sef up several fraining programs which are used by members of fhe foofball squad. The program builds promising play- V xv and, E. Karl, P. Severino, L. Chase. C, Di Piazza, R. Giar- dono, G. Hunfingfon. Third Row: F. Twardy, R. Phillips, E. Walbroehl. R. Twardy, T. McCreesh, R. Templefon, L. Miller, D. Sfafile, J. Audi. R. Lewis. P. Gyepelc. Sports MR. CLINE SAYS: The idea in foofball, or in any sporf. is fo develop good habifs. If a foofball player finds a way fo gef ouf of doing his job. if is an indicafion of how he will do fhings in lafer life. - T -Fel Yi X' Xl ers wifh all needed physical qualifies. If followed .. , faifhfully, in fhe winfer monfhs. we players will feel ' 7 Lf I -T- sfronger and more confidenf on fhe GRIDIRON. f, X -jus. -, I ,. hi -? G fy 1 ' UI .a gf? T f 5 I Leff fo righf: Edward Sprenger, lcoachl. James Harpur, W Dick Pendl, Dick Kruse, Ronald O'NeiII, Bill Armsfrong, Diclc :ii If L- L-'Ei X Reid. 'J ' ' ' T1 5 l FORE! Teeing off for fhaf masferful sfrolce we boys in fhe golf division of fhe afhlefic program are being 'rrained in many ways. Self confrol and coordinafion are lcey facfors in our friumphs on fhe green and will help us lafer in life's venfures. Then, foo, fhe relaxafion and fun involved more fhan compensafe for fhe efforf involved.

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ll VM 'Qld lv 2 N-Y 5 .I n SOPHOMORE HIGH HONOR STUDENTS-Fronf Row, leff B. Hoffa, J. Croqhan, J. Kimmy, F. Winkowski, K Konvszew fo righf: S. Lalrd, K. Mace, G. Soffer, L. Kramer, M. Lie- ski, C. Bendiff, M. Soffey. bundqufh, L. Muir. Second Row: S. Hueif, C. Deyarco, 45' ' 'U' ff f QQ x f' W ,pffif I MJ ' u I 'J ,J 1 ji -1 M ,J l . x bd. ,fx ,J M he Second Plateau I4 H! I , ' jj!! ,ff ,J ' ' 'ffjn fd ff lr 0,11 . K' DJJ ,J ' .fwv ,F 1' SOPHOMORES-Fronf Row, leff fo righf: A. Rief, L. Mc rafh. E. Smith, W. Menz. Third Row Phnz, P. Dc:Na Rocco, P, Brown, B. Hewiri, J. Nachfrieb, K. E. Srebro, F. Bauer, D. Faas. R. Fay, L. Cyr, E. Ti1flcbaum Mace. Second Row: R. Andi. W. Taylor, B. Rose, J. Brady, Burns, L. Miller, l.. Hawver, D. Rafhbun, F Houc M. Rf-inlmrdf, J, Rufland, J. Thomas, R. Degener, J. Cnmiel, R. Beauchaine.