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

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ocience Cluh Qfficers Front Row, left to right: Knthlyn Macc ISecrctnryQ, Bc-tsy XValtcr fPf0Sfl1C1lf ex official. Second Row: Philip Bertrand fTfCI1SllfC'fj, Phillip Kolkcr fSergze11nt at Arnisl, Donald Ccpfcrt IVicc Presizlcrlt- plzysicsl, john Bcnjznnin fVicc Prcsiclcfnt- clxcniistryl, George Mayer KPrcsi1lcntQ. ' t I! ,sf Y an Biology Loft to right: Klip-lwllc Knlinchnk, john Crccn, Arnold Chnpninn, Evelyn DcCrnff. x x ix., J X '-C' is Physics Left to right: joseph Toros- inn, john Erb, Glenn Schermer- horn, Phillip Kolker, George Mayer, Donald Cepfert, joseph Cesaro. , f ,OJ iyf-jj YJ . Ju- CM wfjwwfw WWW! fvfwfligwf 'Y' if Uiiffiilfmwfr

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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

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Chemistry Left to right: Philip Bertrand, john Ben- jannin, james Chapman, Robert Qnillin, james Pivans, XYilliain Vigars. Chi Sigma Chi, Colonic Central's Science Club, has given students who are interested in some phase of science an opportunity to pursue the various aspects of this field. This group consists of four divisions: earth science, biology, chemistry, and physics. Each month the club has a meeting of all the divisions, but divisions Front How, It-ft to riglil: xxillllillll Xlayer, john Pet- tinger, Leo Yogelien, liclxvarcl johnson. Secorul Rout YVayne Sivaslian, liohert Rivers, Stanley llavish. Thin! i l also meet as required to plan their projects. Talks by scientists of the area, student pro- jects, field trips, a Science Assembly, a Science Fair, the Eastern Zone Science Congress, and a Halloween dance have all been part of the club activities this year. Earth Science How: james BAlllt'I', Donald Yinars, NYilliann ffoons Rohert Fivey. Foizrtli Rout Darlene lit-ntl, lilaim Kruse, Lawrence Blakemore.