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

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X L Q74 6lfLi0'C.4 T the end ot the process he stops tor breath, X views the past, and prepared as he may tae, faces the tuture. The narrow existence ot the scholar is hrought to a close, and he enters lite to ruto shoulders with tettow men. His training gives him the opportunity to serveg to wortc tor a tutter realization ot that which he learns is lite. He can find and impart to others the most serene happiness, and although he may stumhte, his is the thritt ot a worthy struggle. Truly, Uvve tive in deeds, not years in thoughts, not tmreathg ln teetings not in figures on the dial H entered Sewanhatca, it had secret ambitions and ideals, hatt formed perhaps, tout nevertheless posi- tive. Their c oice ot o 'cers prove to e an auspici- ! g , . . . l f en the Class ot '56 meetcty and unohtrusivety J b h PH d b CARL E. EKLUND Adviser TED CLARK President MARCE RUSSELL vice-President A. PlSClTtiLl,l Secretary JEAN CLARAHAN Treasure-r i? ous beginning to their career. Vvitson Bortchuis, president, Andrew Wasil, vice-president: Emily Wayne, secretaryg Roswell Van Cott, treasurerg and George Downing, Jr., Student Council representa- tive were the first otticers ot the ctass. That year the Freshman Band and Freshman Assemtnty proved to toe the high tights ot an active and successtut year. The tottowing September Bronistaw Hudeta, Alfred Vvittcowstci, Amatia Piscitetti, Roswett Van Cott,