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

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CARL EKLUND Adviser GLADYS REED Adviser RALPH MARTINI President Four astonishingly short years have passed since the Seniors first came to Sewanhaka. In those years they have accomplished much and added to the luster of Sewanhaka tradition. During their last year Ralph Martini was President, Law- son Bowers, Vice President, Ruth Smith, Secretary, and Muriel Russell, Treasurer. This class had an unusually large number of scholastic honor stu- dents and outstanding athletes as well as illus- trious officers. Seniors in high school always find this last year a busy one. Nineteen thirty-eight was no excep- tion. The social calendar was begun with the popular Senior Winter Dance, December twenty- second. Later in the season two events, the Moth- ers' Tea and Dads' Reception, proved occasions long to be remembered. Each year Sewanhaka looks forward to the Senior Play. March twenty- fifth Spring Dance was presented to an appre- ciative audience. When the Senior Ball and graduation have come and gone, we will with Time ever flowing, bid them be going, to future success and happi- ness. Good-by and good luck and may you con- tinue to uphold the honor, the traditions of Sewanhaka.

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MRS. ADOLPH E. SCHULTZE MR. WILLIAM F. LUND Pres. P.T.A. Pres. Dads' Club 0 0 0 0 0 1 atb The various auxiliary organizations of Sewanhaka include: Parent-Teacher Association, Dads' Club and the several Advisory Boards. The chief purpose of these boards is to act as a connecting link between the school and the public, to advise and give practical assistance to the student trained in a particular vocation. The Parent-Teacher Association, Mrs. Adolph E. Schultze, President, and Dads' Club, Mr. William F. Lund, President, acquainted their members with problems confronting both parents and teachers as educators. A scholarship, based on character and academic proficiency, was awarded by each organ- ization. The Council on Adult Education and Music Appreciation Committee helped stimulate public interest in their programs. MR. CHARLES DONAHUE, Chairman-Agriculture Committee, MR. IOSEPH GUINEY, Chair- man-Printing Committee, MR. EMMETT SHUTE, Chairman-Electricity Committee, MR. WILLIAM GARTRELL, Chairman-Automobile Committee, MR. HARRY MILLER. Chairman- Music Committee.

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ACKERMAN. GEORGE T. Lacrosse '37, '38 Rifle Team '37 Ritle Club '37, '38 Lacrosse Club '37, '38 Business Mgr., Revue ot '38 ALLMENDINGER, RUTH Tennis '37 Basketball '38 Scribes '38 AMRHEIN, ROBERT STEPHEN Varsity Track '37 Hall Squad '36, '37 Engineering Club '35 ANDERSON, ANDREA Horseback Riding '35 Archery '35 Bowling '36-'38 Math Club '36 Manager, Bowling '38 ANDERSON, MARYRUTH Bowling '37, '38 Ping Pong '37, '38 Girls' Service League '35-'37 Atlas Club '37, '38 Ring Committee '36, '37 ANDERSON. THELMA V. Basketball '34-'36 Horseback Riding '36, '37 Alpha Hi-Y '36-'38 French Club '36-'38 Social Club '36, '37 ANGIULO, ANTHONY M. Varsity Wrestling '35, '38 Tumbling '37, '38 Pica Club '36-'38 Varsity Club '37, '38 ARONSON, G. ERIC Varsity Basketball '37, '38 I,V. Basketball '35, '38 Pica Club '37, '38 Delta Hi-Y '36-'38 Hall Squad '36, '37 AUMULLER. MAE Bowling '38 Commercial Club '35 Health Council '35 Student Council '35 Red Cross Council '37 BAILEY, IOHN I.. Scribes '37 BAIN, CLIFTON Intramural Sports '34-'38 BAIN. ROBERT BALDWIN. GENEVIEVE M. Library Club '34, '35 Totem Staff '37 BARNETT, ARLINE Horseback Riding '35 Archery '37, '38 Sachern Players '35-'38 Glee Club '36-'38 International Club '37, '38 BARTOLDUS. FRANCES Bowling '38 Service Ball '38 International Club '38 BEATON, FRANCES Basketball '38 Volleyball '38 International Club '37, '38 Library Club '38 Forum '38 BEIRNE, IAMES T. Handball '37, '38 Volleyball '37, '38 Golf '38 Soccer '38 BERGMANN, K. HARRY Handball '35 Basketball '35 Hobby Club '34 Orchestra '35, '36 BERGMANN, PAUL Handball '35 Soccer '34, '35 Volleyball '35 BERRY, IRENE Scribes '37