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

Page 10 text:

Maas Andy' . . . , rg 'i , gg' , X , , QW bk sf I X e 3 . l , Bam g k l :fi , -' X, ' Q flk. fri N 'la an f in Q g 23x ug , AQ? 4 2 if s if? ' EP? N .sf ,, ff Q X S5 Sf .. 5 9: Q is wg vb ' W W N . . ,Q- ' Q..- , 5- ,Q sc Q, X 'Wf35ZiiEf,t' N, gl 4 :fn my A , ,lg X Y- iss? fig if 34 if im ' Q.. 1,5 f .,, My.. wwe? . v . 553.1552 ,W f , P , ' 9,135 A gif Q , ,. ,, ,- rw X, --'af r ,, 5 , fps, Hi, s ' F, T4 Y , '?'.I7'f? 'k?:s' ' .fm Q -R A Sf. , .. , 5 54 N E 3315 f f ff . rise :,, , 4 if ima- ,S H-fig? i g l W - ,nn QA. -'-,, A . ,,'-.,:,.,:,5g:,w ..,,- , Q- f i mnwi w , V4 Ngigfffxjjgg X fa ' , ' 5 ', ' :Q-X g .3 j ' 1' x YK - - g,Ljkf5g+3g Q' ,,,. W S. A , f 1 , fx -it 4 fk if A ,M K: 9 i? 'U if gp ,fe-3 .ew ' ' f in fi A.-Q4 NS. ,Q 'sw 'R fx ' , ' . S , ig, ,, . -4 my M , . 325, :if F5 ' 'fo J Jie: AI fm im, gm? .Q,,:M,A .rf naw .ma if wk! J

Page 9 text:

DEDICATION We, the lunior Class, hereby dedi- cate with great honor and respect, this, our record of the year's accom- plishments to Mr. Garrett Nyweide R. NYWEIDE has packed both interesting activity and genu- ine accomplishment in the years since he first saw the light of day in Clymer, New York, on luly l8, l905. After the elementary grades in pub- lic school he attended Lakewood High School, Lakewood, New York. For a year and a half following graduation from high school he had active contact with those who build things by working on engineering projects. Then he entered Hope College and was graduated with the Class of 1928. The teaching profession was his choice and teach- ing biology and coaching athletics in the high school. Celoron, New York, was his first position. Two MR. GARRETT NYWEIDE years later he transferred to Fre- donia Normal School where he was instructor in Health Education and coach of basketball. In 1929 he was married and he is now the proud father of a three year old daughter. The Fall of 1931 saw him added to Sewanhaka's Science Department and since then his classes have been well toward the head of the list of the most popular in the school. ln lune, 1934, he received a Master of Arts degree in Science Education from New York University. ln the year l932 he was appointed to the position of faculty adviser of the lunior Class, and for the past four years has been the general adviser of the Tolem.

Page 11 text:

CCNTENTS YL 'Mn The Administration and members of the Faculty Senior Class adviser, officers and graduates Undergraduate classes, advisers and officers Student clubs and extra-curricular activities The Varsity teams and the Intra-mural sports ACKNGWLEDGMENTS E, THE Class of '36, wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to all who have assisted us in the preparation of this record of the school year, The Totem for 1935. We are deeply indebted to Mr. Hugh Flaherty who was responsible for planning the book. We are grateful to Mr. Walter Thompson who supervised the literary staff, Mr. Garrett Nyweide for his invaluable service as general adviser, Mr. Harold Burhans who had charge of the Totem's business and Mr. Liebling for his help in advertising. Miss Downs has aided us greatly with the art design and Miss Westfall has been of very great assistance with the typing. We wish to thank lohn Wittschen, Totem Editor of 1933, for assist- ing with the layout and design, and also Robert Peterson, who designed the cover, Olive Plunkett, Bud Birming- ham, lack Stewart and George McAdam who, although not on the staff, extended willing help where we needed it. Without the help of all of these this volume would not have been possible.