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

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Science F i 1 5 Q If ,ii ' A I I fd, V? ff' fic? 1 Mr. Orfeo Franzoni, Biology ' I Mrs. Minette Munson, Biology Nlr. Norman Utegg, Chemistry Mrs. Katherine Lien, Biology 5 222222 ,mm ff ' , If M54 Mr. Richard Burda, Chemistry

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' fr-fi... if 3 Science The Science program at Guilderland is ever mindful of the need to keep abreast of the strides made in the Atomic Age. Therefore, the curricu- lum response to the need of the budding scientist by offering as much inspiration for innovation in science study as possible. On the other hand, the average student who may not intend to con- tinue scientific pursuits will obtain a greater ap- preciation and understanding of his natural en- vironment. Each marking period ends to the sound of moaning and groaning from the science labs. It wasn't the student's fault that his five labs were all due in one week! This is only one trauma in the life of a dedicated science student. Other wonderful experiences are cutting up dead frogs or singeing your hair with the bunsen burner. ' f vl Q.. X T T T W X .,.. ..... gr. V .,,,., U b y V mjigigg , V Mr. Orson Dunham, Department Chairman, General Chemistry Mr. Bernard Erwin, Physics Mr. David Bradley, Chemistry . hs Miss Ruth Dodge, Biology l J

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Social Studies Mr. Frederick Day, Sociology, Historiography, Com- ' munism, 11 Mr. William Young, 10, 11, Core 1 Has' S-.pf New-S Mr. Stephen Zahuruk, 11, 10 Mr. Joseph Daly, 11, Sociology Mr. George Sengenberger, 11, Com- munism, Economics Mr. Danny Thomas, 10, Sociology, Prob. of Dem. YS. Mr. Ronald Pryor, 11, Political Science Mr. Arnold Rothstein, 10, Modern Europe. Sociology X