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

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41 1959 Extral llxtral ltead all about it. Colonies high school newspaper, the Srlrlflscripf, experi- mented this year with a larger, printed paper which used photographs and newspaper head- lines. Since the paper was larger, it carried more news. For the first time it carried Scho- lastic Roto, which is sixteen pages of pictures and print about teen-agers everywhere. A hard working stall spent many afternoons in Room 151 to produce a better paper for Colonie's 2,000 students. The regular staff met on Tuesdays and Thursdaysg the editors worked many more days. Left to right: J, Thibbitts IAssociute Editorl, NI. Belon- cik, S. Plusch, M. WViekham fExchang:e Editorj, S. Murphy, A. Burger fAcluertising Managerl, S. Fiacco, Charles Veeder pepped up the sports page: the other editors developed a good editorial page. As in years past, the Student Spotlight was a popular feature and page one carried not only up-to-the-minute news, but an interesting photograph of some school activity. The business statl, although seldom seen, made the paper possible hy getting advertising. selling copies, and distributing the Sunclscript once a month. L. LaBrie, M. Bromley, M. Leone, P. King, J. Hopkins, C. Sherman. 14.2 ,,,' HK' ,Q 7 5