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

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N, MT IRVING 'BARNETT Discussion Club, Dramatics Club, Chieftain. Student Council Representative. On the Chieftain did Irving en- 80895 Now on to law school at an ear- HELEN BARRETT Dramatic Club, G.A.C. Club. Cheerleaders, Chieftain Staff. She wants to be a buyer- But then most women dog Next year you'll see her catch a train On her way to N.Y.U. ELEANOR BAUMAN To care for mental cases She will train to be a nurse, If she ever needs some practice, Right here in schaol she could rehearse. ROBERT BAUMANN French Club, Math Club, Foot- ball team '33, President - Freshmen. Vice-president - Junior, President Senior Classes. Bob-it seems was truly meant To be his class' president Freshman., Junior and Senior year- We certainly shall miss him here. FLORENCE LEE BAYLES Flo hopes to be a nurse- I hear, Bon Voyage to you, and a lucky Career. A H E mornin 1934 l21l Ju-pl RUTH E. BECKER Latin Club '31, '32. Will enter Cornell University. Ruth is quiet-rather shy, She'll be a doctor-by and by: On her studies she's quite intent, Her ambition toward success is bent. AUSTIN BERGER ' Poly Tech will claim this lad And we know he'll go far, So-luck to the boy who's fond of jokes And driving in his car. MARGARET BLAKE Member of Varsity Glee Club, Forensic Forum, D r a m at i c Club. She's reputed to have sung rrC,n And when Edrlie's around She's never free. NELLIE BOARDMAN A missionary? life is planned For our Nell Give her a hand- -we think she's grand And just swell. MARION BOWIE Spanish Club. This popular senior With. the laugh in her eye, ls quite and earnest She's bound to get by.

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DORIS ABEL Junior Math. Club '32. She dreams of Hawaii Hopes to go there some day Her career as a dentist Will perhaps pave the way. .IOSEP AMS Foot Te 2, '33. Hall andsome I n a griflir S tl. , . I I ' oe 01 g Ol . town, 1 'I L . ,lust can't b 1 down. HELEN ALTONEN Olympian Athletic Club. Totem Staff '33. An athletic miss-who plans to be A student of psychology. EVA ANDERSON The History Discussion Club, Math Club, Representative for two years to Student Council. A future big business girl Eva loves dogs and horses. And she's found time for many sports In spite of all her courses. DOROTHY ANGUILO Chieftain-Literary Editorg Honor Societyg Secretary Sewanhaka Forensic Forumg Discussion Club, Commercial Club - Treasurer, Business Manager of Totem '33, Junior Soccer Team-1932-1933. A little lady who does big things. HE TOTEM 1934 l20l BML ltlli DAVID BAERREIS Honor Society, German Club: Commercial Club. Intends to go to business and attend night! college. David is ambitious, They said that once of Caesarg We hope he won't work himself to death, For he leaves no time for leisure. E. CHARLOTTE BAILEY Commercial Club. Hopes to win a position as a secretary. Efhciency Will be the rule In her business career, As it was ins school. HAZEL BAILEY Glee Club '31, '32, '33, '34g Li- brary Club '33, '34g Treasurer of Library Club '33, '34. This fair little blonde Docsn't show by her looks That her hours are spent Reading musty old books. WILLIAM BALZAC President Spanish Club '34-. Plans to enter college. To all the poor dear teachers Bill gives an awful fright, But then, he claims it's all in fun- So I guess that he's all right. WILLIAM BANE Plans to enter college next fall. The only thing that's on his page Is sports - and then some moreg With hockey, baseball, football, He's run up a high score.

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DOROTHY BRENNER Artsmen '32, '33, Secretary of the Artsmen. Here we have an artsman Of ability rare- As scribe to those Artsmen, She's done more than her share. GORDON BRION and '30, '31, '32, Orchestra '32. He's headed for Annapolis At least he claims to be So here's to the future boy in blue Before he goes to sea. KATHERINE E. BROWN G.A.C. 1930. And new its Kay who's leaving us We hate to see her go She may come back as a P.G. And of course-we all hope so. ROSALIE BROWN Dramatics Club '33, '34-3 French Club '34-3 Chieftain '32, '33g Feature editor '33g Class rep- resentative to Council '32, '33, '34-. Plans to attend Adelphi College. Through in three years, Miss Rosalie Brown- Proves that you can't keep A good girl down. EDWARD BURKARDT Dramatic Club, Chief of Hall Cops, Make-up Editor of Chieftain. Big Chief of the Hall Cop squad, His acting equallediby few, His ready grin is everywhere- So Dinah -here's to you. 1 l W 1 THE TOTEM 1934 l22l CARL BURMANN Varsity Club, Clee Club, Foot- ball team, Track team, Treas- urer Senior Class '34, Presi- dent Varsity Club '34-, Vice- President Varsity' Club '33. On. track and football held alike His record is equalled by none He's won a place in the sporting class That can be held by only one. 'G kofg IXLQQ-ton., FRED BURMANN L. I. Varsityg Home Root? Rep- resentative to Student Councilg Hall Cop '33, '34, Finance Committee of Senior' Class. His car is like himself-for say They can both be heard-a mile away. 4 K GEORGE CALDARA - Chieftain staff V333 Totem staff '33, Plans to enter the busi- ness world. He played the lamp-post' in The Light That Failed. HAZEL CALDWELL Sewanhaka F o r e n s i c Forum, Commercial Club, Olympians Club. Hazel in her preparation For a business career, Will continue her education At a commercial school next year. I MILLIE CANGIOLOSI Commercial Club. In swimming and roller skating She takes an active partg She intends to go and look for work b . . When she leaves-to make her start. tl!