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

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I MR. IRWIN W. MCLEAN President The Auxiliary Organizations of DADS' CLUB HROUGH its Dads' Club Sewan- haka has the distinction of leading in a movement to secure and hold the interest of the men of the community in school affairs in an entirely new way. The club has a three fold purpose, namely: to see that every man in the community knows the school, to foster and develop every worth while suggestion that can be secured for the advancement of the academic, athletic and moral standards of the school and to make every man in the community as well acquainted with his neighbor as possible. During its first year the club raised funds for two S100 scholarships that were presented to outstanding students fone boy and one girlj. A monthly social and informative meeting is held in the school at which social contacts are strengthened, refreshments are served, and exhibitions and dramatics presented. o 0.0 Irwin W. McLean . . . . .President Charles I . Kruger . . . . Vice-President Frank R. Iohnson . . . . Vice-President Harold F. Burhans . . . Recording Secretary . Corresponding Secretary . Treasurer Frederick Hammer . Charles I. Westphal ....

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Miller, Marshall Monsell, Sara Nyweide, Garrett O'Nei1, Ida Ostrander, Ida Patterson, Florence Patterson, Frances Penny, Ellen Perkins, Lucy Petrossi, Leonilda Pierpont, Olive Preston, Lois Pryor, lohn Place, Kenneth Reid, Gladys Rawlings, Ann . rr ' Q x .vs ,E X 1 A is? 9 K A sg ' x o fiis I . X s L. A 1 ll' , -R .N x SHR., L if - . .5 W e X 13 5' .. --,Q ' 4 , ,fs Q Q . 5, P if Q fe 'f Q wry, ' I K s X. :h,x Q 4 x f' 1 4, 2 . sz 'f Q I' PQ, f 1 Shoudy, Harold Smith, Carmen Sanford, Eldon Salit, Charles Smith, Catherine Thelander, Burton Thompson, Walter Westfall, Emma Utter, Florence Wheeler, Irene Wheeler, Alfred Wilhelm, Dallas Wilder, Ira Wesp, Dorothy Williams, Mercer Sayre, Elizabeth

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MRS WILLIAM A. BROWN President Sewanhalra High School PARENT- TEACHER ASS'N ARENT-teacher associations! are or- ganizations of parents, teachers, and other interested adults which study home school and community problems con- cerning the child. These associations pro- vide the medium for establishing unity in education standards. They bring to the teacher the viewpoint of the home, and to the school the sympathetic appreciation of the parents. The objects of the organi- zation are: To promote child welfare in home, school, church and community, to raise the standards of home life, to secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children. It brings a closer relation be- tween the home and school, and develops between educators and the general public such efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, moral, and spiritual education that are so desirable for our American youth. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Wm. A. Brown lohn l. O'Neil Daniel Nicholson Geo. Baecker Emma Westfall . . President lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President . . Secretary . . Secretary