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

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X ,Q ,T I f wr- .fx xx A X HENRY N. GERMOND Vice Principal A school is more Than a classroom? There is more To life Than being well-in- Tormed. The world's greaT need is noT knowledge buT wisdom and moral values To govern our knowledge. The realiTies of a school are The TorgoTTen lines in a play. a muddy iersey, and The lasT lesson in a TexTbool:. fnmsmww The public schools of The UniTed STaTes offer The conscienTious sTudenT opporTuni- Ties which can be maTched nowhere else in The world. I Teel ThaT my main Task is To help each pupil malce The mosT oT our Tine TaculTy, building, and equipment fNlThough we can see +haT The opporTuniTies are presenTed, wheTher or noT They are Talcen advanTage of depends largely upon The individual sTudenT. HW, ff in THOMAS P. O'BRIEN Vice Principal . C, 4'

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Five We I+ has been said 'rhaf a high school educafion is preparafion for life. To me if is life. Accomplish- ing necessary faslcs from day lo day is a habil fha? all ol us musl develop or find ourselves al a laler lime facing whaf seem fo be insurmounlable prob- lems or even failure in somefhing vilal lo us. The facully is here for The sole purpose of doing all in Hs power +o help each sludenf and is proud of every accomplishment Facully and sludenls, worlc- ing Jrogelher, creale our mosl imporlanf produci- good cilizens. E. DONALD VAN HORN Vice Principal 3 S -,W-.., ? E 5 it ,U 9 lk... ,X R. R. WURTH Principal An educafed man has learned To work whelher earning a living or going lo school. He finds life fine because of The aris as well as because of goods, l-le lcnows how lo live wiih his peers and superiors while serving lhe besl needs of his world and himself. l-le has learned lo live a decenf life and be happy living il. l hope lhal lhe years al Colonie will prove each of us an educaled man. QJMQQJWAJ xi 1 X

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