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

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usic Mrs. Ruth McGowan t t --fx F, x., i ii .Q-' . i 14' h Mr. Louis Gardner Orc estra Lessons Lessons Mr. Samuel Ferruchi Lessons -3' X if 'Q fx as far. Mr. Herman Gresens Band Lessons X Mr. Richard Wagner Department Chairman Choir Music Theory Voice Lessons Music coming trom all directions sur- rounds a person walking down the hall eighth period. The practice rooms have ovcr- flown into the tcacher's cafeteria and onto the stage. Here the students are developing their own individual talents in music, whether it be playing a iazz clarinet or sing- ing a perfect run from the Messiahf' By exposing each student to both contemporary and classical works, the Music department seeks to help him discover just where his talents lie. Each student is offered the op- portunity of taking lessons in their own field, and aid and instruction are always available eighth periods. By doing this, the Music de- partment hopes to enable a student to be so equipped that he can participate in a col- lege or community music group.

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' Physical Education The Physical Education Department exposes all stu- dents to a wide variety of physical activities, everything from basketball to folk dancing, from volleyball to wres- tling. The department seeks to develop each person to his fullest extent. In addition, it encourages an individual to End a certain game that he can play well and to develop his skill in it. This development is usually brought about through intramurels or through ninth period sports, In all, the department hopes to produce young people sound in body as well as mind and thus better equipped to face the challenges of the world Mrs Mary Yager Q mich lxtnxou pitks the team for cross country rela s lvlr Fredenck Field Department Chairman sz-4' NN 1 Mr Harold Kenyon Mrs Shirley Tetreault Herman Wyld

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