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

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' 'cm Biographies usually begin with the date ot birth, so for the sake of con- iormity we will do the same. Mr. Wilder was born in Rochester, New York, March l7, l9U2. Here he spent his boyhood. After high school he continued his studies at the University oi Rochester, from which institution he was graduated in l923. Then for two years he taught Science, History and English at Plymouth, Pennsylvania. He returned to the lohn Marshall High School, Rochester, as Co-chairman oi the Department of Social Studies. During these years he continued his graduate training and in l93O received his M,A. at Rochester University, thence to Sewanhaka, where he became Director ot Social Studies. Since his arrival here, Mr. Wilder has taken an active part in the scholastic, athletic and social life of the school. His responsibilities include: Adviser to the lunior Class, Chairman, Curriculum Committee, Member, Registration Committee, Member, New York State Regents Examinations in History l935-38, Vice President, New York State Council ot Social Studies, Director, Long Island Social Studies Association, and Member, New York State Syllabus Committee 1935-38. For his active interest, help and understanding in guiding the Iunior Class, as well as for his other services to Sewanhaka, we gratefully dedicate the l938 Totem to Mr. lra Wilder. -5...