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

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Mathematics Equations . . . proofs .. . operations . . .fields . . . derivatives . . . graphs.. .all numbers, all Mathematics. To learn its intricacies opens doors with op- portunities for all. Math teaches us to think logically. The advent of computer use in the world today brings add- ed importance to a good background in Mathematics. Mr Peter Griffin Miss Mary Anne Pres Mrs Mildred Rabin

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The Fine Arts Ad Picasso Rembrandt DaVinci Art, Mr. Arthur Jewell, Department Chairman, Adv. Crafts, Studio Mech. Gauguin Manet masters of their f craft, that of creating a message on canvas. l The Guilderland art department does not , claim to be able to transform anyone into l l their peer, but it is able to allow an outlet l for artistic talent. Students are urged to use their imagination and to obsewe their sur- ' roundings more closely. The growth of this talent is stimulated by the teachers as they i present a variety of art techniques, so that the student may formulate a style that best expresses his personality. Mr. Paul Krauss, Drawing and Painting, Studio Art, Adv. Design, Mr. Theodore Vickery, Mechanical Drawing Crafts, Interior Design. ,' Mr. Richard Wagner, Department Chairman , . Music g Music moves us-profoundly, delightfully, and mysteriously. Its moods are many, its interpretations varied. But whether it be Elijah, Man of LaMan- cha, or Peer Gynt, the Music Department is try- ing to get across one idea-appreciation. The ave- nues are many. The student may become involved , in choir, band, orchestra, and individual lessons so ' that, if he chooses, he may pursue music as a career. MY- Dfmald W9bSfGf. Band Mrs. Ruth McGowan, Orchestra gl

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Foreign Languages ipnsqwmuqm Lai Mrs. Karen Aum ick, Russian Mr. Robert Drake, Spanish Mrs. Janice Zebrowski, Fre . x R sux XR nCh MFSS NBHCY Ryan, Spanish Miss Lynn Van Der Zee, Latin, Spanish ! H I