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

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20 The Home Economics Department offers many courses to help girls pre pare themselves for their futures Be cause these courses are so varied each girl is provided with the opportunity to pick 1 course which she feels will enrich her future life as a homemaker There are lessons in health grooming child development safety sewing and cooking The girls are not only taught prepare themselves for todays needs but tomorrow s as well Home Economics Miss Linda Condon Home EC I Ad vanctd Foods Housing Miss Kathleen William H E 111, Advanced cimhingson' me C' H' Mrs Mary Alice Ryan Department Chairman SP Cx ' Miss Judith GCOISC, Child Development, Advanced Foods

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i i s 32 E i s 2 Mrs, Karen Aurnick, Russian 1, 2, 3, Russian Hist. Driver Education is a very useful course to all future drivers. The course taught at our school is a combination of inside classroom instruction and ac- tual driving practice. In the classroom, the students learn traffic laws and good driving habits through the use of books, movies, and lectures. The student is taught driving skills and the courtesies of a good driver. He is then able to put this knowledge into use under the direction of a skilled instructor. It is hoped that the knowl- edge gained in Driver Education will stay with the student for all of his driving years. Foreign Language Miss Nancy Ryan, Span. 5, 1OR, 10AR, 12R Driver Education .Ab Mr. Richard Bell, Driver Ed. Mr. john T. Ryan, Department Chairman, Driver Ed., Safety Ed. Mr. Wayne Goodnow, Driver Ed.

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13 Ari - ...V -- ' ' . F s Mr. Arthur Jewell Department Chairman SP, Mechanical Drawing I, Adv. Crafts, smdid in Aft Mr. Theodore Vickery, Mechanical Drawing, Mr. Donald Webster, Lessons, Band W ge.. I, II 'l f. Mrs. Ruth McGowan, Lessons, Orchestra Individualism is developed in each art stu- dent by the way he completes an assignment and by his own interest. Students are encour- aged to use their talents to express themselves through the use of various artistic techniques. Because of the freedom of the student to create as he wishes, he is able to develop his own style. fi' Mr. Paul Krauss, Draw. 8: Paint., Studio in Art, Adv. Design, Crafts, Interior Design Music Classics . . . jazz . . . Rock . . . whatever the type of music, there is probably one mu- sical group in Guilderland performing one type at any given time. The orchestra, band, and choir are the musical groups available to any interested student. On an individual level, students may take instrumental or voice les- sons. The Music Department at Guilderland encourages students to develop their musical talents. Mr. Richard Wagner, Department Chiiinin, Music Theory, Choir