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

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Bualbd ag 'cm Top row-Mr. I. Edwin Russell-Clerk, Mr. Edward M. Thomas-Pres., Mr. Fred W. Schaefer- Vice Pres. 2nd row-Mr. Alfred G. Kiefer-District Treasurer, Dr. George E. Davis-District 2Z-Belle- rose, Mr. Eric R. Anderson-District l6-Elmont, Mr. William L. McQueen, District 16- Stewart Manor. 3rd row--Mr. William W. Van Zandt-f-District 5-New Hyde Park, Mr. Marcus G. Christ- Attorney, Mr. Harry A. Schroeder-District 5-New Hyde Park, Mr. Walter A. Elson- District l7--Franklin Square. The Board of Education of Sewanhaka Central High School is comprised of two representatives from each of the four school districts which send students to Sewanhaka. The chief task of this group is to supervise courses, select instructors and regulate the budget required for school purposes and maintenance. This year the following trustees, with many years of school management experience, guided the destinies of Sewanhaka: Mr. Edward M. Thomas, Bellerose, President, Mr. Fred W. Schaefer, Vice President, Mr. William L. McQueen, Stewart Manor, Dr. George E. Davis, Bellerose, Mr. Harry A. Schroeder, New Hyde Park, Mr. Walter A. Elson, Franklin Square, Mr. Eric R. Anderson, Elmont, Mr. William W. Van Zandt, New Hyde Park. Mr. Marcus G. Christ, Attorney, Mr. I. Edwin Russell, District Clerk, Mr. Alfred G. Kiefer, District Treasurer, Dr. Harry Rosenberg, School Physician, Dr. Charles McNeely, Dental Supervisor. -7-

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Cfanbenw l Foreword and Dedication 2 Board ot Education 3 Adrninistration and Faculty 4 Auxiliary Organizations 5 Classes Senior Class lunior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class 6 Activities Organizations Clubs 7 Athletics Varsity Sports Girls' Intramural Sports Boys' Intramural Sports 8 Advertisements as 5 M

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HAROLD WRIGHT Ass't Principal LUCY GARBADE Dean of Girls CHARLES COOPER Dean of Boys DR. ALVA '1'. STANFORTH Principal This year, with the additions occupied and the new shops and other rooms in use, the size of Sewanhaka has materially increased. Along with this growth has come an increased student enrollment. As a very natural result, it is becoming increasingly difficult for our principal to get acquainted with the students. With this fact in mind we asked Dr. Stanforth for a personal message to Sewanhakans. Here it is: l am pleased to extend personal and official greetings to all Sewan- hakans through the columns of the 'Totemf Unfortunately, our school is becoming so large that I am denied the pleasure of making numer- ous personal contacts with students. The 'Totem' helps me to become better acquainted with some of you. 'lWhile the school is large, we are trying desperately hard to meet the needs of the individual student through a Wide variety of subjects and a guidance service which tries to discover and suggest a program designed for each individual. We are succeeding fairly well in this endeavor. The school is and has been doing much for each student. In fact, l believe the school does much for the student that is not duly appre- ciated. Perhaps we could build a better school and better school spirit if our students were to engage in some big undertaking in which they would do something FOR the school. Possibly this would help create a feeling that this is YOUR school .... lt is yours-help maintain its good name and reputation, do your part in improving it. Dr. A. T. Stanforth Mg.-