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

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ROW 'l, left to right, Miss Smith, Miss Gill. ROW 2, Miss Rehill, Miss Culp. i f Girls Physical Education For healthy development of sound bodies,as well as sporting minds, the Girls' Physical Education Department prepares Les Femmes for the struggle in a competitive so- ciety. Physical 'fitness is achieved through exercise, arch- ery, hockey, softball and other sports. Boys Phys. Ed. Dep't. Gym classes, sports, health, and driver education are the various activities and subiects directed, controlled, and taught bythe Boys' Physical Education Department. Emphasis on sports is one ot the methods that this depart- ment uses to instill in the students' minds the idea ot com- petition in life,as well as the need tor physical fitness. ROW 'l, left to right, J. Fraley, E. Carter, Bill Ritch. ROW 2, Carl Falkiner, Larry Resnick, David Askinasi, Tom Russo. as is

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Textbook Department Mrs. Poulk ' O Main Office Fore round Miss Possof Miss Romano Back 9 f I - ' ground, Mrs. Corrado. Insert, Mrs, Podgor- ski Registration Committee Left to right, Mr. Harrison, Miss Smith, Miss Hilkemeir, Mrs. Mohor, Mrs. Riordon.

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Q Cafeteria To provide The rneans Tor The vig- orous activities of the student and faculty body, the Cafeteria Staff is a vital organ of Sevvanhaka High School. A properly balanced lunch, planned and prepared, is a factor that must both satisty the student and The state requirements for a healthy diet. Lett to right, Mrs. Alvarez, Mrs. Schreck, Mrs, Thom, Mrs, Willer. 5 . . Q T 7 I wg - 213551: fl ,Y 4 elif, A95 Q t A33 -- at , .xi-1' lf-'vt ROW 'l, left to right, R. Peyssard, E. Sucktull, B. Syme, W. Lead better, M. Remmett, Anne Cea. ROW 2, M. Byrne, M. Lenahan E. Huth, J. Cummins, M, Bosta, L, Gagliano. ROW 3, R. Rumele I, Kadian, G. Leimgruber, M, Bonornolo, S. Grier, F. McCabe. Custodial Staff Realizing the need lor cleanliness, sate school con- ditions, and the ethcient operation ot electrical, me- chanical and heating apparatus, the custodial staff functions daily to provide the school with the many necessities that its efticient operation relies on. The credit tor the cleanliness of the school building and grounds is due To the unceasing ettorts ot this statt. ROW 'l, left to right, George Capobianco, Alfred Swenson, Robert Arlotta, ROW 3, Al De Marchi, John Vohs, John Wilshere, Edward Wligtof, Sam Hayman, Emil Wortmann, Julius Remontino. ROW 2, Vvilmot, Sal Titone. Carl Weller, Henry Spriclcels, Charles Colletti, George Mott, Peter