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

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Fruitful Year. ...,f at A Mrs. Susan Fiorino: Guidance Secretary Mrs. Margaret Empie: Guidance Secretary Mr Kenneth Robrtarlle Twenty sections of ten Art Courses are offered each semester by the Art Department Students may frnd themselves domg rnythmb from orl paint mg through small home deslgn Students work at their own level of achrexement whrch may mclude advanced study and mdependent course work All Art courses are four mods long whlch allows for greater room usage and more flexrble assrgnment of projects Many strange faces are found rn the Art rooms as students not talnrng Art frnd rt a great place to WISH and often times stay to learn and work Posters forty foot banners J - a X , Mrs. Ioan Sickles: Guidance Secretary :TF V 4 Mr Arthur lewell Studlom Art Adv1nLedQr1Fts Deprrtmentlderd and plav flats and props usually orrgrnate rn the 300 wang r A f T Mr Theodore Vrckery Mechanrcal Drawrng 1 Z Mr Arthur Waugh Studro rn Art Mechanrcal Draftmg Graphrcs Drawmg 1 Advertlsrng Varsrty Football Coach . Mr Paul Krauss Ceramlcs Drawrng and Parntrng Creatrve Crafts lnterror Deslgn U .fl . , l A. -4 . Y . i e - 5. ,fi , 1 I . u N Sgili' l 'al' j l . k 5-1 Q 'ff' A-5-A gr .ffl 1 , A, ,J . J, r K . , Y V - U K 4 Y' Q Q i W I . 'I- 7 . 1 V : 'A 'f ' sq N . H x - - X XX eq Q , f , Q - . If X . it f U 1 r ' ,, v A- 5 I A . A I, In XL, A 4 V A ' M E ' . . N e Q -

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1 Music Us Thoughout Home Economics Courses in Home EC are open to all students regardless of the field of study and a sequence is also available for those V who wish to get into the area deeply. Ji L ' Fellows are crowding into foods classes and have done very well tso who are the Master Chefs, anyway?J. One of the , more popular electives is Family Living in which students take a good lool-4 at others and at themselves. The conse- quence is sometimes a little frightening but also rewarding, as many seniors have found Students can elect to take 1,-. , wang. f Ti' any number of Home Lf rourses, suiting ability and nc-eds Mrs. Mary Alice Ryan: Mini Clothing, Family Living, Dept. Head .Q , l f ,V-,M 5- 'A .t. . e ii ffi?a 5 My ., qi! n gi' f L 5 6:9-'-tri. R 'qi 9 1? 52 J N if. I. I G. Mrs. Kathleen Drumm: Hasit lotitli, Int'-rnit-tliim Foods, Tailoring, Ri-tl C ross Both tlw serious .intl light sides tit mil-it li.i-Je' their place in the lvlusit l7ep.irtni1-iir lntlivitlihil 1vh5sE1aineMamun. Health Queers Bagic and group instrumental and voiti' insrriittzon Clothing Basic Foods fundamentals of theory in mum and vmisittil groups mal-cc up the with- otlerim: to sttiiliwnt- Showing varying degrees ol interest .intl .ilwilirw The main cvt-nts this vm-,ir intliitli-tl lYinti'r .intl Spring Concerts, thi' Pops Conrvrt, llilm fvtlritlvin' Concert, participation in the miisiinl Mimi Man, and many others which gave evitlunti- ol the fine music bilLligl'OlJI1t,lll1-1lll1C school ot ters F Mr. Richard Wagner: Theory 1,2, Choir, Boys Mr. john McKee: Music as Lit, Stage Band, and Girls Chorus Lessons, Dept. Head Orchestra, Strings, Lessons L, Y 4. lu: '-f' .: 1 CN slew, V C 2 Xx S,,- I lj. Miss Linda Condon: Intermediate Clothing, Basic and Atlvantetl Housing, Basie Foods V1 'X' --lx' :Iwo fk Miss ludith George: Child Development, Advanced lootlt .4 Mr. Donald VVebster: Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Lessons 17