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

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HICALTH NIATHEBIATICS The Fillllllly PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND IIEALTH, QAbove leftj. Sfaateflg Martha Brecler, Dental Hygienistg Lena Travis, Nurseg Lois Johnsong Ida Toddg Emily Smith. Standing: F. Cuyler Crossg Lawrence Clarkeg Alfred Caine, Chair- man: Allred Kumerow. NIATIIICIXIATICS, fAbove rightj. Sealed: Dorothy Ken- yong Ida Ostrander, Chairmang Nina Levensaler. Stand- ing: Kenneth Skiclmoreg Charles Salitg john Clark. SOCIAL STUDIES, QBelow leftj. Sealed: Joseph Brown: Eleanor Swexey: Ira Wfilfler, Chairman: Carmen Smithg Jerome Niosi. Smmlmg: Jerome Sherkg Leon Cooperg Howard Norclahlg Norma Carrierg IValter Henken. MUSIC, IART, LIBRARY, fl3elow Tlglllb. Sealed: Kathleen Donoghue, Irene Rope, Library Chairmang Muriel Den- SOCIAL STUDIES INIUSIC, ART, LIBRARY IO

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Education ........ and Auxiliary lirganizaiiuns Top to bottom: Mrs. Harold Benedict, Mr. Charles Whitney, Mrs. Raymond Bartlett, Mr. Chris Truelson. ANY public spirited citizens are serving on committees organized for the purpose of coordinating school and community activities. One of these groups, the Forum Committee headed by Mrs. Raymond Bartlett, presented the following speakers: Honorable Frances Perkins, A Modern Consideration of Labor Problems , Henry Wolfe, What Is Happening in World Affairs , Stuart Chase, Keep Your Powder Dry. The largest group is the Vocational Advisory Board, President, Mr. Chris Truelsong Secretary, Mr. Harry Clark. Chairmen of the sub-committees are: Aeronautics, Mr. Myron E. Doucetteg Agriculture, Mr. Henry Wagner, Mr. Albert Herman, Auto Me- chanics, Mr. William Gartrell: Electricity, Mr. Emmett R. Shuteg Printing, Mr. Joseph Guineyg Mechanical Drawing, Mr. Charles E. Mills, Mr. Russell Johnson, Sr.: Metal Working, Mr. Joseph Jonkeg Wood Working, Mr. Melvin Hill. The remaining groups and their presidents are as follows: Adult Education: Chairman, Mrs. Raymond Bartlett: Alumni Club: President, Mr. Charles Goff: Business Edu- cation: President, Mr. William Van Zandt: Community Players: Chairman, Mrs. Edward Hightowerg Faculty Ad- viser, Mr. T. D. Du Plantier: Adult Education Represen- tative, Miss Ethel Davis. Dads, Club: President, Mr. Charles VVhitney, Sr.: American Association of University Women: President, Mrs. Pierre Mertzg Music Advisory Committee: Chairman, Mr. Arthur Rein, Parent- Teacher Association: President, Mrs. Harold Benedict: Youth Council: President, Mr. Eugene L. Flanagan. The Toten hereby expresses its appreciation of the fine jobs these organizations have done in coordinating the work of the school and the community. 9

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LANGUAGE LOHQ Fleanor Durfeeg Mary XVilhehn. Szfmzdmg: Mayer Schlesingerg Helen Krugerg Reino Ahlmang Ruth Backiel, Art Chairmang Charles Hill, Music Chairman. l,ANGUl-von, fAbove leftj. Sealezl: Cath- erine Leary: Flixabeth Sayreg Jane Car- moni, Chairman: Helen Klefeker. Slum!- ing: Louis Anastasiog Ruth Beekerg John Forst. SCIENCE, QAbove rightj. Sealed: Bur- ton Thelanderg Carl Fklund, Chairman: Mercer Mfilliamsz Eldon Sanford. Slam!- ing: Gilbert Hoffman: Charles Cooper: Florence Utterg Paul Haywardg Mfalter COM NIERCIAL SCIENCE Elson. COIXHNIERCIAL, fBelow leftj. Sealed: Sara Monsellg Marion Meffertg Harold Burhans, Chairman: Mary De Mattiag Lucille Mahar. Slmzclzdzg: Hayden Alleng John Pryorg Marshall Millerg Louis Leib- lingg Adolph Schollg limma Hfestfall. ENGLISH, Ql5elow rightj. Sealed: Fllen Pennyg Katherine Hammersleyg Miriam Sullivan: Mlalter Thompson, Chairmang Gladys Reed: Edith Mann: Florence Pat- terson. Stumlfng, Front Row: Irene XVheelerg Genevieve Cahalang Dorothy Hilkemeier: Ruth Kurtz: Catherine Smithg Charles Goffg Frederick Brown. ENGLISH ' - - .4-F I I