Amherst Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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ROBERT POMEROY1 department chair- XJ man, American History, Rifle Club adviser HISTORY If.'3,'Ti'3I.'Sf1Y?5t'T,lT.'Z1lT'?'dH'S 1... MOIRA PARKg World History Pina- Q Z 6 A spx f t . i.. .7 . , if . -fail ' vin, 5 .., ,.,Z :S f 1. L THOMAS KlDDg American, World His- CLARENCE SPITZERL American tory, Guidance, Student Union director History, adviser of TOWER A careful study of man's past experiences, a rewarding task in itself, can provide an understanding of much of modern-day happenings. As part of New York State's citizenship education program, history forms a common background of information for most American citizens. This year, forthe lirst time, the History Department has inaugurated a diversified teaching program. A be- ginning has been made towards the introduction of World History in the tenth grade with the organization of an honors class. Next year it is planned that a large majority of tenth grade students will be taking World History, followed by American History in the eleventh grade. lt is hoped that ultimately college-bound seniors will be able to take electives in such fields as sociology, economics, and geography. HENRY SCHICKQ World History, Delta Rho Hi-Y adviser 16

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION The program of the Physical Education Depart' ment at Amherst is based mainly upon one ideag that each student should develop himself physi- cally while learning to grow in sportsmanship and character through participation with others. In the gym classes. both the girls and the boys are offered many different types of activities in addition to the usual seasonal sports. Some of these are folk and square dancing, marching. tum- bling. and apparatus work forthe girls. and wres- tling. rope and ring work, tumbling. volleyball, and dodgeball for the boys. ISABEL HUSBAND: Health Sci- ence, Girls' swimming, Gym, Girls' Sports Council adviser, coach of girls' sports. Student Council ad- viser twirl! Paula Alllllftlj -Xx- There are so many different types of gymnastic activities offered that almost every student finds himselfenjoying one sport or another and improv- ing his skill throughout the year. as his interest and ability increase. CAROLYN KREHBIELL Girls' gym and swimming, Girls' Sports Council adviser. Delta Hi-Y adviser, coach of girls' sports twirl: Carol Lirzemlolll . V-vt s T'- g , 10, fe xi' ROBERT HETTLER1 boys' gym and ROBERT N1cALLlSTER1boys' gym and swimming. Basketball coach swimming. girls' gym. J. V. Soccer coach. 18 J. V. Baseball coach. Rifle team coach PMHERS7. l - CENTRAL 4 lfimmm N D 1' - A 'V MILTON BERG MAN: department chairman. boys' gy m and swimming. Track coach, J. Y. l-'oothall coach s A as ' it X