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

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1 Q f-. - - N r i sf! ' 'VT- a me na l nl I ll I4 fm? ying J h Y l V .5 'TW 161. , ...ij if i Ili- ' i gi.-lui, . Serving The youTh oT' Colonie is The COLONIE YOUTH COUNCIL, consisTing oT represenTaTives Trom each disTricT who meeT wiTh advisers To discuss and plan new proiecTs oT inTeresT To The young and old oT our era. Adding To The healTh and enioymenT OT Colonie, SaTurday nighT canTeens Tor The young and ice rinlzs Tor people oT all ages are The Two maior proiecTs. Freedom Unfurls Along The walls oT our school are symbols oT our American heriTage. Plaques wiTh The, UniTed STaTes' mosT imporTanT addresses, documenTs and oTher wriTings are displayed here. We should Talce Time To loolc aT The Freedom Shrine and be proud oT iT. These beauTiTul memenTos were presenTed To us by The Exchange Club oT Colonie. Shown here is Emily Gillis geTTing inTormaTion Tor her composiTion, Our Goodly I-leriTage , Tor The DauqhTers oT The American RevoluTion conTesT. She was chosen To parTicipaTe by a voTe oT Tellow seniors and members oT The TaculTy on The basis oT abiliTy and ciTizenship. For After Hours COLONIE YOUTH COUNCIL-LeTT To righT: AnThony Davey lAdviserl, Edilh WalTer, BeTTy Jo Woodson. Ronald WiTmer, Sandra Bernard, MarqareT Beauchaine, John Balmer. Nancy Lewis, PaTricia Clark. i

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'ff . COLONIAL OFFICERS AND ADVISERS A -Fronf Row, leTT To rigl1T: PaT Clark, Chrillnc Ganslc lcapfainl, Laura Kanloriclc. Second ROW: Rr1lmvrT Whil- rniin lAdvisefl Rrrlned DoFiirqi- Ari lliriny Davey lfxdyiserl. AlerT, conscienTious, good ciTizens, The Coloriials are a group oT sTudenTs who supervise all acTiviTies connecTed wiTh school. WhaT qualilicaTions musT we possess in order Thal we may be accepTed in This selecTive organ- Y izaTion7 FirsT, we rnusT have The desire To beTTer our school, we should be responsible sTudenTs who respecT our Teachers and oTher adulTs, and we should have a ne-aT appearance. TWELTH GRADE COLONIALS-FronT Row, leTT To righT: J, Balmer, K. Hammann, E. Walbroehl, T Pinclie-mn ll. Si:vi:rinfu. Sealed aT lefT: K. Palmer, B. SeiTerT, F. Longo, J. Cloulier, S. Sewers F Pullfiqriuuw. Second Row: B. l'lf1rrinqTon, B. Maloy, K. STone, J. Terry, C. Gansle, K. Krouse R Lariinq C. l-lans, P. Gordon. Third Row: N. l'larT, J. Shadiclc, J. Gale D. Docsar, D, Deqener, J. Caron, G. Aclcroyd, L, Pololle, C, Pierce, C. Knauf, N. Fink, N. Lewis, E, Gillis, S. Morris. sl? i