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

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Principals Message , - .5 x F Mr. Charles Ciaccio P rim. rif llie inoul difficult things for the young human touunderstand fwlfirifl lor rnnnkind a paradox-contradictory yet consistent. me liroiiglii up to measure the things around us in order to f Mira- llfrfl does one go about measuring man? How does one go 'fl',llflVlH il creature who loves deeply and still hates, strives for i .-mr, proteases equality among men and practices mass ,a, .', :aff and energetic, is extremely creative and at the same 'rilf,ll'Jf:f' Perhaps part ol the answer is individuality. Each can thi .nf lrnrnsfflf, each comes to conclusions based upon his own l' mi r r lvl k' d nk -,ff. ff ea. an in , the builder of entire civilizations, the individual level with too little concern for the general too much concern with personal well-being. Still, man alone cries and laughs, contemplates the his God and searches for answers which often lead him in The point is-man alone has the gift of hope for a spiritual inner comfort of his God to sustain him in his day arrives. Each of you have all these qualities, how you use as a group, will be instrumental in determining the h v . I h a e ope you are at least as successful as we success will be great.

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Administration Wanna, Alf IW sie . . as Q A KK X x E. Rafferty, R. Kelly, C. Childs, J. Cleary, R. Smith, T. Looby, W. Pentak. Absent: D. SeLee, E. Fassett, R. Haines Secretaries e 1 l X Mr. E. Rafferty N Mr. P. Alland l ' , t ga: 5 w ' '11, .fxsxgii fr.: , t t I Mr. H. McCarthy, Assistant Business Manager , M.M tRd,A'ttB' Mr. R. Shands, Business Manager miss Mifjggr ee SSIS an US'

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wQx u vn Mr Joseph Purcell Director of Cur Mrs Towbly rlculum 'Q Mr John F Ryan AsslstantPr1ncrpal The class of 1972 IS the flrst to graduate under our new admlnlstratlve organlzatlon which places emphasls on humanlzmg education ln an effort to provlde a well rounded educatlon the posltlon of actlvltles coordinator was created a dean was named tto help gulde those havlng dn' flcultles followlng school pollcy lVllnl courses were offered to students wlth speclal lnterests and small group assemblles were held to gave students the opportunuty to express thelr vlews on how they would like their school changed l hope that the many experlences offered to the 1972 graduates have been meanlngful and that you wlll continue to grow on the foundatlon that Gullderland Hugh School has provided ln our approach to educatlon we have attempted to help you recognize your true abllltles and to bulld your confxdence both academlcally and so clally that you have learned to understand yourself so that you wlll be able to work wlth others have developed a sensltlvlty for the feelings of others and a respect for the Ideas of your peers even though they may be different from yours It IS my deslre that as a result of your four years at Gullderland Hugh School you have developed a sense of loyalty to yourself school and com munlty lVlay the experlences that you have had with us lead you to success and happmess ln the years ahead +G' 9 Mrs Schadff Mr Robert O'Connor, Dean of Stu Mrs Cornelly dents 5 Q f ,fi N Aj K M cf.--' 1 k V. ' x I . 'pf ' 1 ,,.f-'X . , ' . . . , Y - Y V - , . Y . Y 1 - ' I .Av X t 1 J , I