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

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Foreign Language Wendy Coon, French IZAR, 10AR, Miss Dorothy Lipske, German. Z, Vrrr . Miss Eleanor DGMHSC, SPHH- 11, 9R- Mrs. Janice Zebrowski, French 3, 12R, IOR. FTM- .. 'if-5. :Lim ?WN,x,. Mr. Anthony Misrrerra, Span. 1, 9AR, 9R. r...N. . fin Mrs. Karen Aumic, Russian 1, 2, 3, 4, Rus- sian History. . 21

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Foreign Language French, Spanish, Russian and German are the sounds one will hear when walking down the corridors of our Foreign Language Department. One of its main aims is to bring faraway countries iust a little closer to the snrdent. The languages taught at Guilderland certainly represent a vast number of faraway places. Language class includes much more than simply reading, writing, listening and speaking in a foreign language, This year the language resource center has been deemed most valuable by students, as :ivell as . d. . faculty. There, a student may receive concentrated attention in a rtion to the foreign films, foreign magazines, and newspapers and short-wave radio reproductions that are also common to his student. This spring there is an added incentive for Spanish students-a trip to Spain. Although from exposure to any foreign language, we hope to form a bridge producing an increased understanding between the nations of the world. Nts, Elizabeth Rowe, French 1, 2. V' Mr, Frank Cicere, Department Chairman, 1lAR. Mi. William Drake, Span. nn, Mrs. Lynn Christie Span. 1 L1tin1 2 3 4 i , - , r , . Miss Nancy Ryan, Span- 11R, 4 O

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, sitisfprif hrrmc lift Ari A h' f a'nt'ng a self-portrait to making a rug, could very will ls?-gthl.-Onprtgectslonc see's while walking through the art rooms. The soft melodic voice of Joni Mitchell to the driving, thun- derous notes of Grand Funk Railroad, achieves an atmosphere that is nl r common to those rooms. ' I , 0 5 Drawing paintine, arts and crafts, advertising, and mechanical drawing are courses offered that may very well effect ones whole life style. lf a student is planning to :attend college and a portfolio is re- quired much attention and many helpful hints are given by the teach- ers of the Art Department. This guidance aids and encourages a stu- dent ro attain a portfolio he may 54' Pfoud 'lf- Mr. Arthur Jewell, Department Chairman, Sp. Studio in Art, Adv. Crafts, Yearbook Adviwl- il l f ' . .R il Mr lim! Krmm, Studio in Art. Mr. Theodore Vickery. Mech. MF- Affhl-If Waugh, SfUdi0 in Aff, Adveffis- l'7r:ir-1 nnrl l'nrnr,fr.1frs, lnr, Dc' Dr'1-2- Home Economics The zirmosphrrr- rorttnirrctl in the Norm' Economics 'virus it wrt' relax:-rl rmil creative. lt iisimlly hits some f' 'S rWXf11f1 UL-lflllll throiigh doors :intl wimlows, Lliiflll rhf rfirikitig ralrrits of many strirlents. Many Hr rvirlfnrs p,rrtirip.irr' .mtl are erijuyirig the iireais M- li :nw lrfvrifwriiics has to offer, some of which :ire 'lwrzrg rlirifl rlrxrioprrirrit, grormiiriil, foods, liousinp, F C'7Vll7, mfctv, lwrm' nursing, :intl heqilrh, The rr:-f of vhrs' rfrvrrsrs allows one to provide ri very i MN- Kf'll'lCf Ummm- H0ml'm2'kin8 2. 3. IHICI'-, Mrs. Mary Alice Ryan, Department Chairman Sp Class H Cloth. ' ' ' 22