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

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Physical Education 1, R. Mrs. Shirley Tetreault, Intramurals, Varsity Cheerleading Advisor N :ymsi 2 SFS H A T R iig- Mr. Harold Kenyon, Varsity Football Coach clsgidarick Field, Department Chairman, Varsity Base- 3-awc Mr. H Coach Guilderland Central's gym program enables each student to attain a high level of physical fitness. Besides our bi- weekly gym classes, the students are of- fered a number of outside activities. The whole student body is given a chance to compete in intramural sports. The boys are offered positions on a variety of team sports such as football, soccer, basketball, baseball, wrestling, and track. The girls participate in such sports as basketball, field hockey, volleyball, and bowling. The gym teachers help to promote a feel- ing of sportsmanship among all students. Our Physical Education Department strives to hel each student achieve a P . sound body as well as a sound mind. erman Wyld, Varsity ball Coach rf,- 5, ..- - 3 0,7 Mrs. Sylvia Therriault, Intramurals, Girl's Bowling, J.V. Cheerleading Advisor WfC5diU8 Mr. Wihiam McEvoy, Varsity Baskgg.

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eat ,J-' J Mrs Dorothy Jenner Nurse I-l' .J Mrs Barbara Gearhardt, Secretary Whether rn srckness or rn health a student IS wel come 1n the health offlce Mrs Jenner the nurse and frrend to all IS always glad ro see a student Every year eyes and ears are checked and special phys rcals are grven to boys ln the sports programs Thrs year Mrs Gear hardt jorned the staff as a secretary Mrs Gearharclts and Mrs jenners cheerful greetmgs make bemg srck a lrttle less painful

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Foreign Language 'Rim 1 . L Mr. Frank Cicero, Department Chairman, Spanish 12AR, IOAR The goal of our Foreign Inn e is to bring faraway countries closiffago EEPZLIIEE During the spring of 1969 the countries came a lot closer to many students at Guilderland. The Guil. derland Central High School set a new precedent for future years as some students and teachers traveled to Spain and Russia. During the summer a group also toured Germany. For the spring of 1970, five trips are being planned to Spain, France, Germany, Italy, and the British Isles. The opportunity for students to apply a practical use of their years of learning a lm. guage has now arrived. The Guilderland Foreign Lfm- guage Department has done a fantastic job of bring- ing these foreign counn-ies closer to the students. Witlm these ideas of traveling to the countries, the students now have a good reason to try and under- stand the language and its counuy. Miss Lynn Vanderzee, Spanish 1, 2, latin 1, 2, 3, 4 Mrs. Janice Zebrowski, French 1, l1R Miss Wendy Coon, French 4, IIR, 11A11, spanish 1011 Mrs. Anim Richards, German 1, 2, 3' 4 Mr. George Laribee, French 2, 3