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

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Y xx . - D - if ' A A yii AL My or 1' lx! Ji , When you returned in September you were a Sophomore, established in the Sewanhalia system, no lonaer afraid, no longer anxious. You began to take it easy and realized that studies were not everythina. You lounged on the campus and in the auditorium with the air of a pro and beaan to enter into the social whirl. You were surprised at the childishness of the frosh and you sometimes slept in class. When the time came to choose class officers you balloted Marilyn Fuss to the presidency of the Class of l9,l3, Supportina votes went to Edward lliahtower as secretary, Harold Watts as viceepresident and Theclcla Adams as treasurer. You were a trifle bored in some class as- semblies but there were some that still stick in your mind like the time Captain Tim Healy spoke, or the concert by the Swing Band. This was the year you attended your first danceg youll probably never foraet that Soph Hop in April as lena as you live, You were constantly on the run dur-ina the school elec tions and when your party won you were firmly convinced of the value of school politics. Then the sophomore year was over and you were an upper clafzsmau, reddy for the second half of hiah school.