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

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un1or Hig School Administration As vice principal of Colonie Central High School, Mr. Germond has innumerable tasks to complete daily. Among these are helping each student with his problems, giving new teachers any assistance which they might need, and assisting Mr. Wurth with various duties. This year an added responsibility has been given to him. As Principal of the new Lisha Kill junior High School, which will open in Septem- ber, 1959, he has to plan courses and schedules for this new school. Henry N. Germond Principal As the opening of the new junior high school draws near, we find Mr. Welch busily assuming the position of vice principal. Among his many responsibilities this year are planning the new schedules, preparing class procedures, and working with Mr. Cermond setting up the policies for the new Lisha Kill junior High School. Bemard F. Welch Assistant

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,cv- E Donald Van Horn Vzu, Prmupal ns du xl 1 le pil p il and Qllldelllti department chairman XI! Don tlel X an llfllll ties. His main job is nee prin- cipal is to prepare the statistical attendance report for the Board of Fducation. This report de- termines tlie amount of state aid which the school will re ceiwe. A: guidance elepartme nt Cll'llI'INllIl. ie sees that each student was scheduled conferences v'tl1 ' specific counselor that Colonie students are fiven the empor- tunity to compete in scholarship exams. and tlrit job 'md career opportunities are madc 'lvailalvlc to cacli student. 'cc Principal. Nlr. Tlion if ' ricn, ' - ggi sc - - 'nf. ' ' ' t grind o' sc we u cs lor stue c s Q e e-ac lc assigning rooms 1 arranffing tic lunci s 1' Ile- is also in Cllllfgl' of thc Adult Education Irogram. -0 3w , .49 l Thomas P. O'Bricn Vice Principal mor H1gl1 Aclm1n1strat1on fa, N-. :J H . v ' up ggi 'i ln l z 'o - of vie-c nci- carries out many important du- V L X 1, 1 J I 4 . 5,3 1 - 1 'X s X 1 , ,, , , 1 X 1 - A x N1 el ' X gv l l V1 . its OB is m lllllf'i of heel ull L, llls job lI1X0lX4S llc ple Pl ., l l l l l l nt ml t l is mel , l l l rfts Y J

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