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

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Sffikefl Qqiffc iff . ' 1 f K,f CL MY- Var' ' X 'X V77 W s L it E L f fr X J , p ' J ax I 1- -LX, The Historical Club at Colonic Central pro- vides an organization for students interested in furthering their understanding of historical events. Through participation in the club pro- jects, field trips, and meetings with other historical clubs, the individual members under the supervision of Mr. VV. Sauter are given the opportunity to add to their knowledge in this field. At present, the senior high members are planning a film strip illustrating the historical sites of New York State. The ninth grade mem- bers under the supervision of Mr. Paul Boyce are completing projects and research on the Shakers and on a history of the Colonie area. QSQQ QQ? Sitting at rlesk: Suzanne Schenclf fSer.'rct11ry,J. Stami- ingzr Richard Dixon KPrc.s'idcntj. Front Row: K. Leith S. Hilt, B. Lasher, B. Novak, B. Cape, l. Benjamin, B Quillin. Sceoml How: P. Cansle. C. D4-Nlarco, XI Criscione, Nl. Liehundgutli, L. Kramer, ll. llewitt, I Cictl. Third Iloux' K. Xlace, S. Laird, Xl. lleinhardt, I. Leach, C. lflasliover. S. Conncly. Historical Club

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unior High Supporters YVilme1 Ploof. top ll!ll'l'fIX ing SIl1l'SlLYP77lf1l1, rwvvz llvr RUl'ClIf'l'0R from r Lvrlffmz. Front Row, lvft to riglitr IS. ,-Xrrowsmitli, 13. lm-, D. Ski-llc-y, Cl. livin. Svconfl I'lo1L': C Hutxou. X. Cin-gory, K. Nlalc, D. NYnlsl1. D. Baltiisto. Tllircl How: L. Knowlvs, D. l c-mtmllalc-ln-r. E. xlllIlI'lVl', Nl. Circ-cn, l'. Mitchell. Fourth How: P. Lowulxki. j. Baird, .-X. lloffmqm. Arouml VVUII: C. Saul, C. Soflcy, L. Rossi, E. llLlt0I'SUIl, B. Rapp, A. Turner, L. Piem, I. Crandon, E. 111-uh-y, B. DiP11cv, J. Kelly, E. Colicii, lf. Patrice-lli, B. Inglee, P. VVolfsticli, H. Pemburn, C. Ericson. - ix-S! Front Row, Icft to right: R. Tortorici, J, IDL-Sc-vc, B. Albright, D, Cornish Second Row: NI. Wlilkcr. S. Plum-li. D. Rviclie-rt. Third Row: S. james C. Koziar, Stafford. Fourth Rong: Cauivin, R. Pzligi-. Around U'all R. Barnes, R. .'xIllill0k, I. Viculvi, S. Sn-lmcficlcr, A. Furlm-y, P. Swift, I. Du Shane, ciilfllklft, C. Houck, NI. lfruxicc, N. Bctz, P. Niiiillvt. 1-

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A Radio Cluln 00100, 0100 That's the Radio Cluh at work again. Now ll permanently licensed station with FCC, the Colonic Radio Cluh operates at least once a week. Coniniunicaticuns are inade to other li- censed hams in at least thirteen states. By this communication students learn about people in other parts of the country and are prepared to serve as an aid to Civil Defense in ease of an emergency. lirzelcrou' Stumling: ,Xl Piclxins, liudcly Xlaurer. lm 'l'olvin. Slfflllllli l7.llIl llcnscl. llflilll lliu-tts-. Slrlmfimd -I.llIllI-l Kr:-pa. Z