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

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'S+ iii? rf? 3 ENGLISH f' fl!!- SL. N, 0 fi Li' o. ,. c C- 5 .A . A V. 'N . .rw . rx I s f ' - 2 5' 1 ' E .. V 1 Y J' --I . X Y 5 -ga ,qv-I Seated: Irmagene Holloway, English 10, 11, Florence Sturgeon, English 10, 113 Ealean Hannel, librarian, adviser of Library Service Club, Newspaper Club, Sylvia Katz, assistant librarian. Standing: Blorton Klayman, Speech, adviser of Arnards, Thespian Society, dramatic-S eoaehg Elsie VVaIdow, department chairman, English 11, 12, ad- viser of Sigma Hi-Y, Herbert Bosch, English 11, 12. E N 5.-.ii 'c:.'.g!---Ny-. ' 34 3-15,1 y .rv - V 5. Q. . Q ' - it za . ,vig-1...-:. , g in, ,. , '.,, ,: . vu--13,3 , - 'Saw - U,- -T:-. . 71,13-vt 'I .4 --J .. , -.',. 'T :A-ur! wwf!!-:tl 5.33,-fi1..:7'.', ggxvf ' ' .V .. -31.?::'2k'?'Ji15'- .f-I ..1,--Y',fg41fx'::i,Yg-si.i,,..-.ima-Qre!-ii:-9.-fd 8.1153-Ivztllcf-ii' an .1-'J'.:'p.L T. J.:-fs-it -1.1 he-..ir: f9F3i.c.' fs .1-- fA..iZ.L - -L .fx 'FJ'-.nz-. .-. -- 2.1.-, ,-ff' -- UFC ,,. Ja yn. Q F! iii., - fri 5.1.1 -.x c gs 41 - fs'-7 'J 1 . ,- WEL 2 fs! Z-2 . in, 2121 - it R F11 PLL FJ. Ev , . -F33 v' -.H -4 as 5.1 e' i 9 fi-7 f .3 .1 ...tj 55? Gertrude Rix, English ll, 12, Janette Atkinson, English 11, Mildred Met-se, English ll, 12, adviser of Triad, Poetry Club, Seribblersg John Gelsinger, English 103 Patricia Speyser, English 11, 12, Ruth Nlorris, Reading. 'I' QW. ,, wa 1-. 1-ww,-',a 1w'..f HY avr.-in-sf f- 'Mk 'l 4-n,,, ,,., F' 1 ,Qu 251 WT..- Q ,- ff cf-. T1 .vQf' 9' . ..1.- 14

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SV 7 Increasing reading power. Yearly, through Amherst's Adult Educa- tion Program, more than 4,000 citizens of Eggertsville and Snyder go to school. Outstanding features of this year's program were the three lectures by Dr. Seville Chapman, eminent local physicist. The personal counseling offered four nights weekly has proved to be a valuable service of the A.E.P. for the local resi- dents. Courses offered by the program vary from American History to YVood- working. Eleven new courses were offered this year including Contemporary Dance, Creative Writing, Global Pressure Points, and Practical Politics. Under the direction of Dr. Carl Minich, President of The National Association of Public School Adult Educationg Mrs. Mary Parke, and Blrs. Nevin, the Adult Education program has been an outstand- ing service to the community. At night Amherst has almost four times as many students as during

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CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION 5 ii Sealed: Elizabeth Ungerer, American Historyg Roberta Dayer, World History, Moira Park, VVorld History. Standing: Thomas Simpson, VVorld History, Clarence Spitzer, American History, Tower adviser, Byron Bair, American History, F.T.A. adviser, Robert Rowland, American History, Sociology: Senes Larson, American Historyg Wesley Starkweather, World History, assistant coach of J.V. footballg Robert Pomer- oy, American History, department chairman, Rifle Club adviser. MATH EMATICS 127 is 2 ie 45 it rex XX Seated: Barbara Long, Math 9, 10, Margaret Maxwell, Math 9, 10, Intermediate Algebra, Pauline Morris, Math ll, Intermediate Algebra, Trigonometry, Adviser of Math Club. Standing: Basil Rosen- berry, Intermediate and Advanced Algebra, adviser of Student Council: Robert Rowley, department chairman, Calculus, Advanced Algebra, Math llg Lawrence Benson, Math 10, llg George Saltarelli, Math 10, ll, Trigonometry, adviser of Debate Club. 15 5.,-1, .v-.,..7!-'-'I' ,.- . gg .- w'-' y .-,.-. sifmgest 2.1-s..,:.fiarf: Hzuairie' - :.i..'f?e.fa. -