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

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English Mr. Lyle Warner Miss Beverly Gibbs us. N iifizi' Mr. Robert SCfaff0fd Mr. Frank Pidgeon Mr. Hugh O'Connor Mr. Richard Vacca MY- AHOI1 Van Wie

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Mr. Woodrow Quinn, Department Chairman English One of man's basic needs is that of communication with other men. This in- volves expression of one's thoughts and desires, and understanding those of others. The English Department offers students many opportunities for self-ex- pression through learned techniques, dis- cussion, writing assignments, vocabulary, and by inducing thought. New semester electives were introduced: Humanities, Dramatics, Journalism, Creative Writing, various Literature courses, as well as sev- eral courses in more practical areas, such as Business English and Grammar. 91 Ma mas? Qgz Q. is '- , N, Y it x P L, ' Q X .. is s - Mrs. Margaret Kronse Mr. Richard Sanders Miss Alice Comstock X C 1 ir. Qi limits ' fs it r j. - ,,,,. ....l,2.L.1.,j1 ' V K .xi roam Q Q H i I l Lktiif ma l 'C l!'ilJl?LlOU:i Mr. Fredrick Heitkamp Mrs. Judith Rothstein

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Business Education The Business Education department .wi i Mr. George Gearhardt, Department Chairman Mrs. Linda Kleinke i 1 is , K . Mrs. Beverly Harrington prepares students for a wide variety of office positions and business careers. Courses are offered in typing, short- hand, business math, bookkeeping, business law, stenoscript, and distribu- tive education. Students gain practical experience by working in the school store and sometimes in the school of- fices. The business student is often called upon to donate their new-found skills in extracurricular activities. Mr. 'Arthur Hutson is . Sis, ' 3' - Mr. Douglas Elson 44