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

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Mathematics The Math wide variety of the student is able lenge of individualhm. to prove theorems, -we 1 short-cuts, and to lwm ter concepts. With the age descending upon us W dent finds Math more of a if sity than it was before. 5454, Mrs. Irene Kent Mr. Arthur Bourdeau Math 10, 11, and 12 Advanced General Math Intermediate Algebra If Nr S2 XIX. Mr. Robert Stlmson Department Chairman hill PCICI' Cl'iHill Mrs. Elaine Math I2 and 13 Intermediate Math 10 AHSMKiiligfglillgzilbin P. Knrusse looks up for a break, Ligal-ir0AA1?,ne V , an

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i SN 4' Library f V win .gr i .-5,53 - ?. In N 1 , 2. 1 f . - 5 i fwff as yy . -4.4-f' 1 '23, X-1- f, '.! ur . 'kg Al' ,. f 9 5 ' - W' ..-. Q J V I V' Miss D0l0l'CS Ropke Mr, Cullen finishes his rescarcli. Librarian Books are the keys to our knowlede. Each book we open helps us to gain knowledge. Without the library and its assistants, Miss Ropke, Mr. McMahon, and Mrs. Asch, our minds might be blank. Miss Ropke is always there to lend ai help- ing hand in finding a good book, film strip, record or tape for you. The library seems to grow more and more eacli year. The shelves are being filled with more and more books, but somehow Miss liopke finds a space for each and every one of them. In the library you will Hnd not only Miss Hopke, but the card catalog, veiiieal files, the periodical index and a multitude of hooks. If you open a hook you might find that key to knowledge. Mr. Edmund McMahon Assistant Librarian Q i Mrs. Reba Asch Secretary .Q

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Mrs. Linda Kleinke Shorthand I, II Business Education The business department trains and prepares the individual for ca- reers in the business world. Guilder- land provides a large range of business courses. This includes typ- ing, shorthand, business math, bookkeeping, business law, steno- script, and distributive education. On-the-job training supplements these classroom courses. Students work in the school store and help out in the ofiices. Their skills are also appreciated by many of the extracurricular activities. Mrs. Beverly Harrington T ing Reta,iEng 12 Mr. Herbert Weidemen Data Processing Retallmg I Business Arithmetic Office Practice I, II . . B th L t . udf Mr. A, ll ur Hutson Mrs Shi 231111011 Mr. George Cefrrhardt It Business Arithmetic Tlthanmg Depagtnient Clhairman 'L ' . HW Bookkeeping L H Person? Typing Daltailrintigcessing Business Arithmetic NY ir. Dou la Els 'li Stare, Retiiliig 1,131 .xi-I Mrs. Evelyn Mr. Robert Steenburgh e mel. Business Training 1.55 L Data Processing I, II Sec?dclt5:il?lsPr:clyE0e Personal -Typing Stenotype Typmg Oiiioe Practice I Mrs. Mary Osterhout Shorthand II Business Arithmetic Office Practice I, II