Bethlehem Central High School - Oriole Yearbook (Delmar, NY)

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eC y, PERIOD 3 Mr. Guerrera Department Supervisor Physical Education, a subject required of all students, is enjoyed by almost all the par- ticipants. The boys’ program includes Soccer, Touch Football, Basketball, Tumbling, Appar- atus, Wrestling, Track, and, of course, Battle- ball and “Murder”. The girls’ program is much the same except that Tennis and Field Hockey are substituted for Touch Football and Track. Swimming is another important phase of the physical education program, for it has been proved a healthfully beneficial sport. The Teachers: Mr. Lephart, Mrs. Van Demark, Miss -Stafford, Mr. Farrell, Mr. Ritchko

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' Fens Ohits, PERIOD 3 iad Source Map ED: STATES JS FO Miss Newell Department Supervisor Through the maze of names, dates, events, policies, and so forth, few students realize that the purpose of citizenship edu- cation is more than a matter of memory. Citizenship education is studied for the purpose of grooming the student for fut- ture leadership and responsibility in our country. “Cit. Ed.” is one of the few courses which are mandatory for four years at Bethlehem Central. In order to take any of these, the student must have completed the prerequisite course with a passing average. The importance of citizenship education training will become apparent in the future, not only for those students who intend to enter politics, economics, or other allied fields, but for the great mass who will compose an educated electorate. The Teachers: Row One: Mrs. Salisbury, Miss Wiggins, Mrs. North, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Karp. Row Two: Mr. DeCecco, Mr. Webster, Mr. Molyneaux.