Guilderland Central High School - Tawasenthan Yearbook (Guilderland Center, NY)

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to Guilderland in 1958. Before this he served as principal of High School. A graduate of Syracuse University, he holds both Degrees from that institution and has continued to do exten- and School Administration. guidance our school system has grown extensively both in mm. Guilderland today is respected as one of the finest school sys- continues to grow. Farnsworth saw the completion of additions to thc schools in the dis- of two additional school sites, and the approval of a new grade school to start ln the spring. These arc just a few of the many administrative that face the District Superintendent of our Schools . ,J it 1 . nazi MR. A LTON FARNSWORTH if

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.--.4 was-J' 1 Q yur. 1 II,'XHI.Ih I, CIIACQCIO - ant . muh- rn out- tiutc or another has had occasion to pull the wool over . . - - ' ' 1 V .3 vnu It ol you ltuows that with a little effort tt xsn't difficult to foo ,,,,,1. lt.-fnut'.v others want to believe you. The dangers in 0VCIdOI.1'lglhi5 of vhuuf Jn- twofold: it becomes increasingly difficult for others t0 place ml' ut pun uuft: they have been hoodwinked and, perhaps the greater danger' of ,v mug thu insidious and sell'-inflicted disease of fooling yourself. Ilan point to bc rcmcmhcrcd is to be honest with yourself. Too often the CY05-935 f f wc to hcztr are those of our own making. I

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'Y . I 2 X, 5 , , 1 K. , . . Y, ,te . H . . r ' 'g . , 1. s. ' s-1 I f 5 , N -- ' , 5 I M- A r I A pg L X' mic Holler. Mr. John ll. Martin, President, Mrs. Vir- N 44,yrqM5 , Mr, rfrrrcsr l,. llnclmntl, Mr. Burton Carman, Mr- '1p. imlrr-1 In-li, Mr. l'xllllllCll Ifassclt. Missing - Mr. A. Bur- Moinhmouce ofv -4 'Z Wd '-Q .. 1' - rf, . Nt, ffl f'IH'l'A NA lair'-rrrrrr-rw Snpcrvisor, OC- ' ll Mlrrlclcrlillld. Mr. Olli- 1' ilnlp i',lf1c'ru0rdi1lillC the ' ' i i1 ' -H Ihr: Iwo secondary ff 'l llH'IlliIfy schools in the r .I ,klvllullyffl in his first year, 'I' ' ve-ded in providing Proper upkeep. X It lm best dle. But I that. The great It must ceedings. thority on curriculum, ing teachers, school rules. A' v Education policy by school system Business 4 MR. RICHARD SHANDS B Mr. Shands, Guilderland 's Business Manager' - ' ss responsible for all phases ofthe schO015bU5me affairs, from accounting records I0 Pufchasuli decisions. A graduate of SUNY at albany, 1 ' Shands' capability is greatly 21PPfeCmed bl everyone at G.C. H. S-