Sewanhaka High School - Totem Yearbook (Floral Park, NY)

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CAFETERIA, Front Row, left to right Elsie Sucktull, Mrs. Jessie Cummins 'i CUSTODIANS, Front Row, left to right. Mr. George Capobianco, Mrs. Elizabeth Capobianco, Mr. Forest Kaylor, Miss Gertrude Fleming, Mrs. Fannie DiMaggio, Mr. Samuel Hayman, Mr. Custodians Perhaps the most important of all the behind the scenes workers in Sewanhaka are the members of the Custodial Staff. Seen, but not heard, the custodians are painters, carpenters, landscapers, and plumbers all rolled into one. During the winter, besides have ing the vital iob of keeping the S. H. S. fires burning, they're also Santa's helpers gaily decorating Sewanhaka's halls for the holiday festivities. The pride we take in our school surely reflects the care of this reliable staff. L fist Joseph Barreroi. Second Row: Mr. Rosario Titone, Mr. Adolph Meyer, Mr. Otto Bollman, Mr. Stanley Urnaitis, Mr. Paul Pou- Cafeteria This group has the tremendous iob of feeding, economically and efticiently, the many students who eat in the cafeteria. A great deal of imagination and ingenuity is behind the preparation of the nutritious and appetizing foods that are served in the Sewanhaka cafeteria. Both students and teachers are provided with a wide, extensive menu for their selection. The variety is such that even the most demanding eaters will find something that they enioy. : Mrs. Renee Peyssard, Mrs. Row. Mr. Brice Syme, Mrs. Edith Mancini, Mrs. Francine Mc- , Mrs. Anna Cea. Second Cabe, Mrs. Mary Beers, Mrs. Louise Gomez, Mrs. Vera Parenti. e i .i

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REGl5TRAR'S OFFICE, Left to right: Miss Ann Lauterbach, Mrs. Adelaide Mullally. ' Office Staff Registrar Office The complete high school histories of every student at Sewanhaka are filed in the Registrar's Office. Statistical reports on en- rollment figures, age charts, registrar reports and working papers are prepared by this office. The Registrar also enrolls and checks all students entering or leaving Sewanhaka. Throughout the day, many teachers come to this office to do work pertaining to the edu- cation and welfare of students. The Sewanhaka Office Staff provides efficient service for the students, faculty, and public. Locker supervision, budget control, teacher certification, public relations and many other duties are carried out through the mails and via personal contact. Through the use of modern office equipment, such as accounting machines, dictographs, dicta- phones, and addressographs, our hard work- ing staff is able to handle the volume of paper work necessary to keep Sewanhakcl running smoothly. OFFICE STAFF, Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Sue Salil, Mrs. lil- lian Romano. Second Row: Mrs. Kathleen Goudreau, Mrs. Mary Podgorski. PC' rt

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Miss Audrey Blyman, a member of our science de- parlmeni, insfrucfs her class in physics. Rosalie and Ann lest iheir skill on classmafes, Marcia and Mary. ' 1 Nxfb Jack, Steve, Chappy and To polled friends. 5 x f ny examine fheir I I Q 51 N-5 Classroom A baking sensaiion in fhe malf- ing! No wonder fhis is called a complex reaction machine, fhinks Carol Bryan as her re' actions are iesred by Warren Kessel