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

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A I Fronl Row, Baker. Voqelien, bundqulh, Soldevere. Row: Quinn, Laird, Docsar, Rcinharl, Rulland, wiq. Third J -9 lf leff fo righfz Murphy, Murphy, Fowler, Canberq, Cassvrn, Carpenfer, Criscione, Sorel, Ferrara, Callahan, Hill, Second Row: Worlh, Sellce, Lie- Abrahamson, Weininqer, Schencl, Reicherl, Waller, Morrow, Moore, Geilel, MrGralh, Hell- Guzzo, Gansle, Kirschner, Gillis, Miller, Russell, laBarba. Fourfh Row: Kasey, Gregg, Mercier, Severino, Weiqler, Fisher, Vincenl, Spencer, Slalile, Pernburn, Wilmer. Fiffh Row: Blaauboer, Kollrer, Forbes, Parker, Wood. Andi, Builr-r4 lield, Ellis, Berlrancl, Basylc. ,e -i , JO Q' V We Glve Forth ,. Y i ,, endure io la Xhabit of being pleaoed with the beat and knowing why. , J . V Xl V J J J y , vi . e Qoncerl choir, a Special group oi well lnhined voices, learns lhe ani of cooperalion. Fvidences ol lhis cooperalion were seen when 1 lhe choir begame one of lhirleen in The sfale lo receive The coveled A-6 ralinq, lhe highesl possible award, al The' New ,,Yorlx Slale School Music Assocgialion compelilion feslival al, Gloversa l Fronl Row, leff fo righl: Murphy, Leach, Morris, Shadiclr Pelloqrasao, Comsloclr, Benson, Howe, Arlhur, Curio, Edie Vlcniinq, Schadow. Second Row: House, Lernbo, Sievens Smiley, Simpson, Thomas Leilh Donnelly, Lasher. Leveroni clnciilison, Beauchaine, Cowin. Third Row: Karins, Mac Grulher, Farina, Alberl, Pierce, Maclavish, Colley. Edie Henry Van Dyke ville. We were lhe iirsi musical orqanizafion in our school dislricl io achieve This dislinclion. Anolher imporlanl lunclion ol The Choir This year was lo provide lhe nucleus ol lhe casl and chorus for lhe produclion, OKLAHOMA. in X February. .f- Q Bromley, Plusch, Connelly, Blaauboer. Fourfh Row: Card! 1 9 N Planienburq, Forfin, Sione, l-lerbsi, Vincenl, Jones, Pagans. Hoffman, Schermerhorn, Croqhan. Fifth Row: Meisfe , f J F555, G-angle, Bailey, Cinney, Fiacco, Baird, Bgwn, Qixok N . YKruse. ' lj Y J ' y , ,Y,, N if ,693

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GIRLS' CHORUS-Fronf Row, leff fo righi: Hill, Canbcrg, Shadiclc, Comsloflr, Jacobson, Arfhur, Pierce, Thomas, Cowin Sc-llre, Carpenfer, Sorel, Criscione, Fowler, Cnssern, Ferrara Callahan, Vogelien, Murphy. Second Row: Benson, Blaau beer. Curio, l-louse, Beaurhaine, Leilh, Fleming, Srhadow Liebundgulh, Srhenrlc, Ahrahamsnn, Wfe'lnr Rui hr-il, lliill wig, Soldevere, La Barba, Quinn. Third Row: lNAi'!f-lF1Vi'3l1, Coffey, Laird, MacGrulher, Albert, Fdin, Plusrh, Karina Docsar, Gansle, Kirschner, Mille' Rliin:-hqirl, Rulland, Wr-in inger, Baker. Boys and Girls Sing Separgtely Much music is wririen wirh lhe express purpose oi producing a ceriain sound. Some music requires iusr The lower voices and olher high voices, while some scores need a comloinaiion of borh rhese groups. The Boys and Girls Choruses give us a chance BOYS' CHORUS-Froni Row, lefi fo righf: Pigano, Baird. Slone, Planlenburg Herbsf, Foriin, Mercier, Weigler, Vincenf, Jones, Gould, Wilmer, Fiacco, Card. Second Row: Meisier, Faas l-loliman, Croghan, Casey, Blaaubocr, Gansle, Bailey, lo be in ihe individual seciions oi low voices or high voices as 'rhe case may be. These groups give us The opporruniry ro read music, Therefore, broadening our music lcnowledge and advancing our singing slcill. Vinceni. Spencer Pemburn, Cinney, Fishoi Berrrand. Third Row: Brown Scherrnerhorn Dixon Kruse Gregg Kollcer, Forbes, Severino, Wood, Andi, Biilloriicld, Fllii- Slrifilc, Parlcer, Basylc. BJ H511

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The Long Hairs Roll Call VlOLlNS: C. Campbell, M. Comsloclc, P. Fillcins, R. Forlin A. Hoffman, B. Kirlcpalriclc, E. Kruse. T. McCreesh, M Moore, S. Murphy, P. Nagle, J. Passamonle, T. Rapp S. Sleeper, B. Vigars. VIOLAS: G. Flashover, N. Johnson CELLOS: R. Alorahamson, M. M. Comsloclr, C. Hamann J. Kovaric. BASSES: R. Mercier, D. Reid. FLUTES: J Beniamin, S. Plusch, B. VanHorn, L. Varmelle. OBOES S, Barnes, M. Schmill. CLARINETS: R. Kruse, V. Meisler BASSOONS: J. Croghan, P. Kollcer. FRENCH HORNS B. Baird, D. Faas. G. Schmill, W. Vincenl. TRUMPETS D. Kross, M. Spencer, C. Veghre. TROMBONES: K. Ellis E. Gregg, J. Larson. TUBAS: S. Bullerlield, M. Planlen burg. PERCUSSIONS: L. Bowers, D. Ferrara, E. Smith J. Wood. HARP: M. Hill. 3..?e.1 Adding music To The school and musical lraining lo fhe sludenls are The main obieclives of our orcheslra. This group gives us members a chance To play music from such classic composers as Bach and Mendelssohn lo conlemporary composer Leroy Anderson. Pupils learn lo play such orcheslral insirumenls as violin, viola, cello, and bass along wilh wind and percussion insfrumenls. Besides playing we who are members arrive af an underslanding of music: we learn lo appreciale lhe liner poinls of The arl. Orchesfra members play al concerls, bolh here al Colonie and al olher schoolsg we perform for gradualion, al musical lesfivals for ralings or in orcheslras under greal conduclors, and in musical shows such as This year's OKLAHOMA. .lg