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

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itxxtix 4 5 Z This then, was Sewanhaka, That first day of school last September you were a little afraid and a little anxious but quite happy, for this was high school and a new life. You were just one of 750 bewildered youths milling about and making the usual mistakes in new sur- roundings. But it didn't take long for you to get into the swing of school life and learn how to divide twenty-four hours among school, homework, extra-curricular and other activities. ln October you chose officers and selected Harry Cunningham as your president, lohn Murphy, vice-president, lean Kiess, secretary and Edward Rock, treasurer. By this time you were a dyed in the wool Sewanhakan and Saturday would find you lending your voice to those of seniors and others cheering on the football team. Near the end of October you were hard at work making plans for the Frosh Halloween Party, the first social activity of the Class of l94fl. This was the first time in Sewanhaka that you had that pleasant feeling that comes with being partially responsible for the success of some activity for the party was that. The weeks fell away with startling rapidity and before you knew it lune had rolled around and you were looking forward to being a sophomore and perhaps looking back at an active year. There was the Freshman Who's Who, edited by Walter Distler and containing , xt, THE FRESHMEN

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