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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1944 volume:

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Stan forth Principal Florence Utter Dean of Girl: - H QI :KEN 0Ward YYAKOXA rncipaif 05472 Nafdahl Am,Pi1 Ofaoyf Willian McQueen Prerident Board of Education The Board of Education wishes to extend its congratu- lations to members of the Senior Class, and to hope that the time each of you has spent in Sewanhaka, will prove to have been happy and profitable. The Board also hopes that, as you grow older, you will look back with happy memories to the years when you were students here. The Board hopes, too, that the interest of the graduates in Sewanhaka will not cease with their graduation, but will continue, for the school needs the sympathetic understand- ing of all the people. Graduates can do more to promote that understanding than almost any other group. The maintenance of the interest and understanding will serve to keep our school in the top ranks, among the better schools of our State. It is the sincere wish of the board that each of you will find happiness and success in your future fields of endeavor, and that Sewanhaka will have helped to make it possible. WILLIAM L. MCQUEEN President Frank AiU5a Ffilflk CZIICY Gqqyfgq E. Davis Alfred Ki6fCI' Alfred J. Loew Jflhll J- 0'N0ill Edwin Russell Harry A. Schroeder Edward M. Thomas George Walil Englifb Department Albert Twitchell Dorothy Hilkemeier Catherine Smith Marguerite Kirchner Walter Thompson Genevieve Cahalan Henry Aungst Helen Thorner Gladys Reed Sarajean Kaplan Edith Mann Katherine Hammersley Roscoe Grover Sigmund Sluszka Edith Lauro S. E. Frost Left I0 right William Brookes Carl Eklund Mercer Williams Frances Kirchener Eleanor Tyler Florence Utter Doris Knauss Gilbert Hoffman Charles Cooper Mm if Ari Lib7'617'y Ruth Backiel Kathleen Donoghue Ethel Einsel Grace Halpin Helen Hale Helen Kruger Eleanor Alm Malcolm Preston Evelyn Mertz George List Elizabeth Derr One Happy Family Social Studies Department Ira Wilder Carmen Smith Anna Sniffen Anne Grabowski Leon Cooper john McElderry Marion Haeberle Olive Bucks Jerome Sherk joseph Brown George Graff Ewing Organ Harold Burhans Lucille Mahar Emma Westfall Mary DeMattia Marion Ehas Oma Graves Adolph Scholl john Pryor Maurice Hersperger Hayden Allen Pbyriml Edumtion Deparlnzent Thelma Stevens Wilma Lauterbach Rosalie Carpenter Ida Todd Dorothy Gillming Emily Smith Stanley Mann Henry Mattice Alfred Kumerow Fritz Becker Guidance Depurfnzerzt Lena O'Connell Howard Nordahl Hanford Wzaterhelrl Asenath Mosso Thor Sandgren Florence Utter Ruth Reuther Iildon Sanford 1,HrlfbL'UIzlliL',u Deparlmenz Alfred Anderson Charles Salit john Clark Dorothy Geller Ida Ostrander Nina Levensaler Grace Bayer Home Errmomir DL'prl7'llIlC'7Zl Gail Nesbitt Ruth Mayer Dorothy Levy Allyne Banc Rosa Bristow XX'lma Leadbeter Ldflfflldgf Deparlmenl Louis Anastasio john Forst Elizabeth Sayre jane Carhoni john Wfood Helen Klefker Violet Duryea Bottom Row: Wesley Dailey Richard Wipper Adolph Gehde james Shoudy Hugh Flaherty Ralph Carlson john Stahl Top Row: Ernest Babcock john Dadd George Allen Carl Lesher Lloyd Furhee Gustav Egenolf Harold Vanderwater Roland Foster Carl Wright OFFICE STAFF First Row-L-R: Grace Griffen Iris Hackemann Ruth Rolseth Virginia Wibben Lillian Urschel Mary Apel Back Row-L-R: Virginia Sandgren Ethel Finsel Flora McKillop Anna Hamill Catherine Yollono Ruth Reuther , 'hai Red p swf! MUS . di fur Wm at Auu Cross On 'Hers ,f ,HO T D hunderzgligf bee Carl Ekluncl-High Scorer 279 jay Jostyn, ML D.A. at Red Cross rally is Wy.. 5 . , J? 1'-19, Allmendinger, Henry-Hall Squad. Bohlsen, Mary- Latin Club, Student Council, Home Economics Club, Accounting Club, Tennis Club, Badminton. Borghard, .lean-Student Council, Spanish Club, Riding Club, Intra- mural Volleyball, Tennis. Bowler, Audrey-Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Tennis Club. s . ' ig .5 , 15 4 l Kemp, Edith-Girls Service League, L'Oriflamme, Home Economics Club, Ushering Squad, Intramural Tennis, Ping-Pong, Badminton. Kern, John-Honor Society, So- cial Science Club. Knapp, Robert--Future Farmers of America, Freshman Basketball Team, Drill Team, Var- sity Tennis, Intramural Tennis. LaCascia, Nicholas- Omicron Hi-Y, Junior, Senior Board Member, Varsity Club, Junior Red Cross, Air Cadet Corps, Varsity Wres- tling, Junior Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball. Burnard, Thomas-Varsity Wrestling, Track, Junior Var- sity Football. Carnesale, Virginia-Transferred, lntra mural Sports. DeNicola, Joseph-Glee Club. Dowd Harriet-Intramural Volleyball. Doyle, Eleanor-Glee Club, Student Council. Edwards Charles-Delta Hi-Y. Fenty, Norberta-Library Clul Treasurer, Junior Red Cross, Girls Sevice League, Homn Economics Club, Student Council, Chieftain Staff. Fisher Harold-Baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Basketball. Fox, Mary-Honor Society, Intramural Tennis, Basket- ball. Frietsche, William-Basketball. Froehlich, Robert --Intramural Sports. Fuhrmann, Horst-Omicron Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Literary Club, Varsity Track, Wrestling. Gaynor, Anna-Red Cross, Accounting Club, Retail Sell- ing Club. George, Gerard-5-S Club, Intramural Tennis, Handball, Softball. Gilehriest, Frank-Hall Squad, Var- sity Basketball, lntramural Basketball, Softball. Graham, Estelle-Chieftain Staff, Girls Service League, Glee Club, Intramural Ping-Pong, Basketball. Gruen, Audrey--Transferred, Intramural Sports. Gruen- felder, Norman-Movie Squad, Hall Squad, Riding Club. Hammond, Everett-Omicron Hi-Y Corresponding Secre- tary, Junior, Senior Board Member, Intramural Bowling. Henn, Frank-L'Oriflamme. Herman, Marion-Kappa Hi-Y, Chieftain Staff, Social Science Club, Senior. Board, Student Council. Horan, John-Intramural Basketball. Kaiser, Robert-lntra- mural Basketball. Katz, Carolyn-Chemistry Club, Navalettes, Intramural Hockey, Basketball. arits, Stella-Ceramists, Latin Club. Marshal, Ray- oncl-Varsity Drill Team. Masak, Edward-Intramural norts. Nido, Elsie-Accounting Club, 5-S Club, ltalian ub. itchke, June-Riding Club, Accounting Club, 5-S Club. utersen, Charles-Intramural Baseball. Piche, Margaret -Home Economics Club, Scribes, Junior Red Cross. nnchitera, Edward- Intramural Baseball, Handball, lsketball. urdon, John-Intramural Sports. Powell, Charles- tramural Sports. Prinz, Helen-Intramural Sports. 'e, Florence-Intramural Tennis, Badminton. ldolph, Fred-Glee Club Librarian, Choir, Junior Var- 'y LaCrosse, Fotball, Varsity Football. Scala. Corinne -Junior Red Cross, Student Court. Sidorski, Peter- tramural Sports. Silberman, Robert-Intramural Sports. nhowski, Albino-Glee Club, Accounting Club, Fresh- an Council, Freshman Who's Who. Slabowski, Clara -Glee Club, Accounting Club, Student Council, Fresh- an Who's Who. Smith, Eugene-Hall Squad Adjutant, inior Varsity Football. Smith, Ruth-Latin Club, Home :onomics Club, 5-S Club, Intramural Tennis, Badminton. lediker, Quentin-Intramural Sports. Spahr, Kenneth -Totem Staff, Future Farmers of America, Junior Red ross, 5-S Club. Succow, Eugene-Junior Varsity Foot- ill, Varsity Baseball, Intramural Basketball. Sullivan, sronica-Accounting Club, Girls Service League, 5-S Junior Red Cross, Intramural Archery, Tennis, i ing. as I gl X 2 xt- .- Lewis, Marie-Library Club, Astronomy Club. Lombardo, Madeline-Intramural Sports. Mahan, Robert-lntra- mural Sports. Marchand, Louis-Intramural Sports. G 7 an it 3 J-- .- l . ., J l ,. l Y L Tavlyn, Gerston-Intramural Basketball, Handball. Ter- hune, Guy-Theta Hi-Y, Freshman, Sophomore Board Member. Thornton, Vera--Girls Service League. Tlockowski, Janet-Intramural Tennis, Hockey. W Vanella, Leonard--Glee Club, Aeons, Intramural Track. Vaughan, Walter-Student Council, Junior Board Mem- ber, Latin Club, Junior Red Cross, Varsity Football, Intramural Football, Basketball. Williams, Virginia- Student Council, Home Economics Club, Accounting Club, Intramural Tennis, Badminton. Wittmer, Dorothy- Varsity Glee Club. ix - i I M ., . ... .... . -... .. .,..,. ........ - . . . sm.......,..., , .1 . .mg tk.. L .... ,,-... , ,V .,.- - A .:. .1't', ..'T? i 1:45701--11 .. . . .13 122- Y A ' r .gfjikgfgl ff 5 V! 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Bianco, Agnes-Library, Junior Red Cross, Accounting Club, Girls Service League, Chieftain Staff, Student Council. :El :- iii- J wf -E.: - Abbey, Lester-Intramural Sports. Ahrens, Anna- Astronomy Club Secretary, Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Junior Red Cross, Girls Service League, Library Club, Omega Hi-Y, Sophomore Council Member, 5-S Club, Intramural Hockey. Allen, Donald-Honor Society, Se- wanhakans President, Photorealists President, Varsity Band President, Totem Photography Editor, Delta Hi-Y, Intramural Basketball. Amodi, Patrick- Intramural Sports. Anderson, Doris-Honor Society, Delta Hi-Y, Scribes, Accounting Club, Girls Service League, Freshman Who's Who, Junior Red Cross, Intramural Riding, Archery. Anderson, Dorothy-Sachem Players, Fencing Club, Chemistry Club. Anderson, Janet-Home Economics Club. Anderson, Richard-Intramural Sports. Anspacher, Helen--Girls Service League, Junior Red Cross, 5-S Club, Scribes, Home Economics Club. Apple- ton, Thomas-Chieftain Staff, Student Council, Junior Board Member, Theta Hi-Y, Treasurer, Rifle Club, Var- sity Club, Varsity Track, Cross Country, Intramural Box- ing, Wrestling. Armstead, Charlotte-Intramural Sports. Baer, Doris-Honor Society, Varsity Glee Club, Kappa Hi-Y, Scribes, Accounting Club, Intramural Tennis. Bahmann, Rose Marie-Scribes, Intramural Riding. Baker, Edward-Accounting Club, Student Council, Jun- ior Board Member, lntramural Ping-Pong. Banto, Harry -Cermists, L'Oriflamme, Senior Board Member. Barts, Dorothy-Sachem Players, Intramural Archery, Fencing, Tennis. Bourle, Anais-Alpha Hi-Y Treasurer, L'Oritlamme, Freshman, Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Mem- ber, Student Council, lntramural Riding, Archery, Hockey, Tennis, Badminton. Bdzikot, Sophie-Girls Service League, Junior, Senior Board Member, Kappa Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council. Beadie, Thomas-Honor Society, Delta Hi-Y, Student Council, Senior Board Member, Hall Squad, 5-S Club, Varsity Glee Club. Beaumont, Howurd--Jun- ior Red Cross, Intramural Basketball, Handball. Becker, Robert-Omicron Hi-Y, Hall Squad. Berlitz, Paulo-Glee Club. Bell, Audrey-Chieftain Staff, Alpha Hi-Y, Scribes, Junior Red Cross, L'Oriflamme, Student Council, Freshman Council Member, Junior French Club, Intramural Riding, Archery. Bennett, Richard-Honor Society, Math Club, Chess Club President, Ticket Com- mittee, Photography Club, Totem Staff, Junior Red Cross. .- I 1 xiii . i 6' vsch, Arline-Scribes Club, Girls Service League, lntra- .iral Soccer, Baseball, Hockey, Basketball, Ping-Pong. iugades, Jean--Scribes Club, Girls Service League, zrsity Glee Club. Bower, Barbara--Alpha Hi-Y, Senior lard Member, Student Council, Latin Club, Purple Quill, phomore Council, Los Companeros. Bowler, Elizabeth -Honor Society, L'Oriflamme Treasurer, Omega Hi-Y, item Staff, 5-S Club, Girls Service League, Chieftain aff. aham, Richard--Honor Society, Omicron Hi-Y, Varsity ind, Photorealists, Stage Crew. Bramowski, Patricia- Jnor Society, Varsity Glee Club, Girls Service League, item Staff, Retailing Club, Sophomore Board Member. andin, Charles-Honor Society, Epsilon Hi-Y, Chieftain aff, Varsity Club, Student Council, Junior Board Mem- r, Boys Varsity Glee Club, Varsity Tennis, lntramural ennis, Handball. Brown, Mable-Student Court Junior, nior Judge, Honor Society, Omega Hi-Y, Student Coun- , Aeolian Club, Freshman Council, Junior Board Mem- r, lntramural Badminton, Ping-Pong. uns, Edward-Honor Society, Public Address System easurer, Ticket Committee, Vice-President, Varsity ill Team. Buckham, Jean-Honor Society, Scribes esident, Accounting Club, lntramural Badminton. Bugai, nareaa-Retail Selling Club. Bungert, Marian-Chief- in Staff, Girls Service League, Retail Selling Club, fokkeeping Club. iongervino, Irene-Kappa Hi-Y Recording Secretary, :rary Club Secretary, Girls Service League, Student iuncil, Chieftain Staff, Varsity Glee Club, Accounting ub, Scribes, Social Science Club. Burton, lrving-Var- y Baseball, Basketball. Butler, Thomas-Theta Hi-Y, Jdent Council, Sophomore Council, Junior Board, nior Board Member, Chieftain Staff, Varsity Football, ack, Junior Varsity, Ping-Pong, Football, lntramural innis, Basketball. Buttner, Charles-Stamp Club, Jun- ' Red Cross, Hall Squad, lntramural Soccer, Basketball, zndball. ilabrase, Philip--Varsity Cross Country, lntramural xing. Campanole, Bart--lntramural Sports. Camp- ll, Edward-lntramural Baseball, Basketball and Hand- ll. Campbell, Ellen-Glee Club, Spanish Club, Junior d Cross, Senior Board Member, lntramural Bowling, nnis, Baseball. impbell, Eugene-lntramural Sports. Candee, William -Junior Board Member, Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, :ll Squad, lntramural Tennis, Riding, Basketball. Cara- Ila, Frances-Varsity Glee Club, Girls Service League, tramural Badminton, Bowling, Ping-Pong. Carfagno, rlph-lntramural Sports. . - 414 I ' -4 '?' ' lf L- Bieler, Clara-Scribes, lntramural Baseball, Basketball. Biscardi, Richard-Hall Squad, Stamp Club, JUf1'0 Red Cross, lntramural Handball, Basketball. Bock, .HeIen- lntramural Sports. Borsman, Jeanne-Accounting Club Vice-President, Girls Service League, Student Council, lntramural Archery. A ' A . K uh. : J' s - .. .1 .- - ,iw 1-., , . .V V - 3 3 . i X , - x ' K l . I -......L-I in Q' ,Q ,, lla -- Y--'em'---v gggiiegftwgffff- -- .1 am: . .::i9f Q' 14'- T. ,V gk ? L5 ,W , 4,3 2 ' K ' 'r 'Z if 'f':5Eii 4 A ' ,Q ' 7 f-ms! ' ly., A J -I Q il, ' fn ' , I . V .Q .. a i i it J ' Sf.. .gf F , 1 Q -r il' ' 'F 1.1 Carlberg, Allyne-lntramural Swimming, Badminton, Bowling. Carroll, Geraldine-Varsity Glee Club, Choir, Aeolian Club, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Fresh- man Who's Who, Freshman, Sophomore Council Mem- ber, L'Oriflamme. Cassidy, James-Latin Club, Student Council, Sophomore Who's Who, Sophomore Council, Junior Board Member. Chase, Virginia-Girls Athletic Club, Girls Service League, lntramural Baseball, Basket- ball, Football. ll v rg Y WQXQRQ Christenson, John-Astronomy Club Vice-President, Rifle Club Vice-President, Varsity Club, Varsity Rifle Team, Intramural Ping-Pong, Basketball. Christopherson, Her- bert-Hall Squad Sergeant, Rifle Club, German Club. Citera Rosemary-Scribes Secretary, Honor Society, Omega Hi-Y, Accounting Club. Clark, Grace-Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Class President, Alpha Hi-Y, Honor Society, Student Council, Varsity Glee Club President, Aeolian Club, Choir. SH' -pd Dickover, Iva May-Girls Service League, Camera Club, Social Science Club, Junior Red Cross. Dieterich, Albert -Hall Squad Captain, Rifle Team Captain, Varsity Team. Distler, Walter-Freshman Who's Who, Student Council, Freshman, Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, Theta Hi-Y Vice-President, Varsity Club, Varsity Football, Basketball. Dobbins, Joan-Honor So- ciety, Alpha Hi-Y, L'Oriflamme, Varsity Glee Club, Senior Board Member. Clark, Harriette-Honor Society, Junior Class Treasurer L'Oriflamme President, Chieftain Feature Editor, Alphc Hi-Y, Student Council, Intramural Badminton, Riding Closius, Joseph-Intramural Sports. Cole, Betty-Vary sity Glee Club, Girls Service League, Junior Varsity Glee Club. Cooper, Doris-Honor Society, Kappa Hi-Y, Girl: Service League. Castillo, Rose-Intramural Sports. Cramer, Richard- Epsilon Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Hall Squad, Student Council Freshman, Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Mem- ber, Student Court, Varsity Track, Football, Junior Var sity Basketball, Football, Intramural Ping-Pong, Soccer Bowling, Basketball, Handbook, Riding. Crane, Harolc -Intramural Sports. Cunnison, David-Delta Hi-Y Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Intramural Basketball Daal, Helen - Intramural Sports. Daal, Rita - Junio Red Cross, Student Council, Fashion Design Club, Varsity Basketball. Dahl, Dorothy-Girls Service League, Fash- ion Design Club, Varsity Basketball. Dahlstrom, Alici -Intramural Sports. Danzwith, Dorothy-Totem Staff, Sachem Players, Stage Crew, Girls Service League. Davidson, Clare-Alphc Hi-Y, Sophomore Board Member, Home Economics Club Intramural Bowling, Riding. Davidson, Delores-Omegc Hi-Y, Social Science Club, Latin Club, Los Amigos, Home Economics Club, Junior Red Cross, Intramural Hockey, Badminton, Basketball, Soccer. Davidson, Danald-Var- sity Drill Team, Intramural Basketball. Day, John-Theta Hi-Y, Hall Squad, Student Council Freshman, Sophomore Council, Junior Senior Board Mem! ber, Student Court, Chieftain Staff, Junior Varsity Foot ball, Track Squad, Intramural Ping-Pong, Basketball Bowling, Handball, Riding. Degnan, Dorothy-Girl: Service League, Accounting Club. DeLackner, Delores- Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, L'Ori- flamme, Accounting Club. Dembinski, Helen-Girl: Service League, Accounting Club, Retail Selling Club. Dempsey, Mary-Latin Club, Kappa Hi-Y, Student Coun cil, Junior Board Member, 5-S Club. DeNicoIa, Michae -Intramural Basketball, Softball. DeSanto, Philip- Varsity Wrestling. Devine, James-Epsilon Hi-Y, Junioi Red Cross, Varsity Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country E . Donohue, Vera-Chieftain Staff, Latin Club, Girls Service -eague, Student Council, Intramural Tennis, Bowling. Dougherty, Barbara-L'Oriflomme, Chieftain Staff, Sophomore Council Member, Student Council, Intramural liding, Bowling. Dracksdorf, William-Honor Society, l'heta Hi-Y, Freshman, Sophomore Who's Who, Intra- nural Baseball, Handball. Dragon, Donald-Chieftain 'hotographer, Photorealists President, Totem Photog- 'opher, Varsity LaCrosse, Intramural Basketball. Duggan, Dorothy-Junior Board Member, 5-S Club Secre- ary, Chieftain Staff, Intramural Basketball. Duhigg, William-Hall Squad Captain, Intramural Basketball, l'ouch Football, Softball. Duryeo, Joan--Honor Society, Rlpha Hi-Y Vice-President, Sewanhoka Hi-Y Council lice-President, Chieftain Staff, Student Council, Intro- nural Bowling. Early, Robert-Intramural Basketball, Soccer, Softball. Edghill, Florence-Scribes, Accounting Club, 5-S Club, Social Science Club, Girls Service League. Edgerton, lollin-Intramural Sports. Eggers, John--Epsilon Hi-Y, Student Council, Intramural Basketball, Bowling. Eklund, Howard-Honor Society, Hall Squad, Photography Club, 'ick and Hammer, Intramural Basketball, Soccer. Eldert, Beatrice-Honor Society, Aeolian Club, A Cap- Jella Choir, L'Oriflamme, President, Kappa Hi-Y Vice- Dresident, Varsity Glee Club, Intramural Hockey, Soccer, liding. Ely, Rose Marie-Honor Society, Kappa Hi-Y, Sirls Service League, Accounting Club, Scribes, Library Club. Episcopal, Valerie-Intramural Riding. Epler, Iames-Epsilon Hi-Y, Future Farmers of America Vice- Dresident, Ceramists, Student Council, Varsity Club, Var- sity Football, Basketball, LaCrosse. Evans, Gloria-Dramatics Club, Senior Board Member, Chieftain Staff, Intramural Riding. Ewart, Donald- Student Council, Junior Board Member, Intramural Basketball. Fairbairn, Patricia-Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Retailing Club President, Omega Hi-Y Vice- President, Presidents Club. Faulkner, David--Spsilon Hi-Y, Student Council, Junior Board Member, Future Farmers of America, Varsity Club, Varsity Football, LaCrosse, Junior Varsity, Basketball. Felczak, Bertha-Intramural Sports. Fichtner, John- lntramural Sports. Fiederlein, Gustave-Varsity Band President, Glee Club Secretary, Honor Society, Aeons, Choir, Hall Squad, Student Council, Intramural Basket- ball, Softball, Handball. Fink, Beverly-Chieftain Staff, Sophomore Who's Who, Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross, Intramural Swimming, Badminton. y Doering, Charles-Railroad Club, Stamp Club, Bookmen, Varsity Drill Team. Dollinger, Jean -- L'Oriflamme, Honor Society. Donald, Dea-Fashion Design Club, Girls Service League, Latin Club, Library Club, Student Council, Intramural Tennis, Bowling. Donohue, Raymond-Se- wanhakans, Student Council, Varsity Band, Orchestra, Chieftain Staff, Fencing Club, Intramural Soccer, Basket- ball. tn 4' 2 1 7 . S H I in '1 ' I I fb . . .. ' ' 1 .- Q X f Finkelday, Thornton-Delta Hi-Y, Science Club Presi- dent, Photorealists, Varsity Track, Intramural Basketball. Finley, Richard- Delta Hi-Y, Student Council, Hall Squad Lieutenant, Sophomore Who's Who, Varsity Glee Club, Intramural Tennis. Fiola, Rose-Rifle Club, Girls Service League, Accounting Club, Intramural Baseball, Hockey, Fencing. Fisher, Ralph-Student Council, Var- sity Glee Club, Sophomore Council, Junior Board Member, Epsilon Hi-Y, Varsity Fencing. Forarile, Alice-Intramural Sports. Francolini, Charles -Varsity Baseball, Football, Basketball. Frost, Herbert -Omicron Hi-Y President, Honor Society, Band Treas- urer, Aeons, A Capella Choir, Student Council, Swing Band, Varsity LaCrosse. Fuchs, Cecilia-Accounting Club, Retailing Club, Intramural Hockey, Baseball. .3 is 3' Q 4 gk 3 ss' ' we ,elm 51, ii .Q f Q? if 1, 5. it 'qv if 'it fi if ll Ft Yi is A 5 li 4' I fl S A f ....A,- ...gr-. ...Q , ---- f1.'wQ.f.,..,.,.. G -. ,ile - - 3 - i j : e V A - 4 l rg 3 s Q lla iv' 45 Grover, Virginia-Honor Society, Scribes Club. Haag, Lydia-Varsity Glee Club. Hagen, Fred-Hall Squad. Hanssler, Alfred-Accounting Club Secretary. si Fuchs, Virginia-Accounting Club, Literary Club. Ful ton, Karl-Intramural Basketball. Funke, Carol-Kappa Hi-Y, Varsity Glee Club, Home Economics Club, lntra mural Riding, Bowling, Ping-Pong. Gaffney, Joan- Beta Hi-Y, Ceramists, Sophomore Council, Junior Boarc Member, Student Council, Fashion Design Club, lntra mural Ping-Pong, Archery. Gallant, Frances-Varsity Glee Club. Galm, Edna-Bet: Hi-Y President, Honor Society, Totem Staff, Chieftair Staff, Senior Board Member, Los Companeros Treasurer Junior Red Cross, Intramural Bowling, Ping-Pong, Bad minton, Achery. Gamber, John-Sophomore Who's Whc Editor, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Varsity Ping Pong. Gardner, Anne-Alpha Hi-Y Sophomore Council Intramural Tennis, Riding, Hockey. Garretsan, Priscilla-Varsity Glee Club, Junior Red Cross Girls Service League, Riding Club. Geiser, Marie-Glee Club, Girls Service League, Accounting Club, lntramura Bowling. Gens, Robert-Honor Society, Omicron Hi-Y Swing Band, Hall Squad, Rifle Club, Varsity Rifle Team Gerrato, Dorothy-Varsity Glee Club, Home Economic: Club. Gersback, Helen-Accounting Club, Home Economic Club, Girls Service League. Giacco, Mae-Totem Staff Student Council, Latin Club. Gilbride, Gerard-Varsitg Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Aeons, Student Council Varsity LaCrosse, Intramural Basketball, Handball Horseshoes. Gaser, Albert-Ticket Committee, Hal Squad. Gleichmann, Ronald-Hall Squad, Totem Staff, Varsitf Football, Track. Glenn, Charles-Omicron Hi-Y, Cheer leader, Totem Staff, Hall Squad, Varsity Track. Gor don, Margaret-A Cappella Choir, Aeolians, Varsity Glei Club, Sachem Players Treasurer, Fencing Club, Kappc Hi-Y. Gourlay, Everett-Honor Society, Stage Crew Movie Squad, Shess Club. Graham, William-Varsity Band, Varsity Basketball Track. Greendorfer. Louise-Junior Red Cross Treas urer, L'Oriflamme Vice-President, Honor Society, Studen' Council, Freshman Council Member. Grego, Walter- Totem Editor-in-Chief, Senior Class Treasurer, Hono Society President, Epsilon Hi-Y Secretary, 5-S Club Presi dent. Greuling, Frances-Riding Club, Bowling Club Home Economics Club, Intramural Riding, Bowling. suck, Irene-Glee Club, Girls Service League, Retailing ub, Chieftain Staff, Totem Staff. Housch, .lean-5-S ub, Girls Service League. Hayden, Phyllis-Honor So- aty, A Cappella Choir, Aeolians, Glee Club Secretary, udent Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, Beta Hi-Y. eckelmann, Phyllis-Honor Society, 5-S Club, Chieftain aff, Spanish Club, German Club. ailshorn, Jack-Honor Society, Delta Hi-Y, Varsity md Vice-President, Student Council, A Cappella Choir, ring Band, Orchestra, Totem Staff. Hennessen, Anna an--Honor Society Secretary, Alpha Hi-Y Secretary, Cappella Choir, Aeolian Club, Varsity Glee Club 'easurer, Totem Staff, Student Council, Freshman, iphomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Member. Herbst, lolet-5-S Club President, Honor Society, Beta Hi-Y, eshman, Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Board ember, Student Council, Sophomore Who's Who. Her- on, Doris-Retailing Club, Student Council. errmann, Stephen-Railroad Club President, Student Juncil, Junior Board Member, Science Club, Stage 'ew, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Handball. Hess, ian-Accounting Club. Accounting Club. Hicks, orence-Chieftain Staff, Junior Red Cross, Social Sci- ice Club, Intramural Badminton. Hightower, Charles -Epsilon Hi-Y, Varsity Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, udent Council, Freshman President, Sophomore Treas- 'er, Stamp Club. offman, Edwin-German Club, Accounting Club, Intra- ural Basketball. Hoffman, Walter-Science Club, hieftain Staff. Hogan, William-Future Farmers of merica, Intramural Ping-Pong, Softball, Soccer. lolderer, Winnefrecl-Freshman Council, Senior Board lember, Chieftain Staff, Freshman Who's Who, Student ouncil, Girls Service League, Latin Club, Ushering Squad. lolland, Marilyn-Girls Service League, Varsity Glee Club, Totem Staff. Holly, Ardith-Honor Society, Beta Ii-Y, Girls Service League, Ushering Squad, Junior Board llember, Intramural Riding. Holmes, Nadyne-Junior Led Cross. Hopkins, Adele-Retail Selling Club. lorner, Willg-rm-Honor Society, Public Address System, lall Squad, hotography Club, Mineralogy Club, Student :ouncil, Varsity Drill Team. Horning, Ruth-Choir, teolians, Glee Club. Hattendorf, Girard-Delta Hi-Y, .atin Club, Intramural Softball, Basketball. Hrbek, Aorie-Library Club, Home Economics Club. l l l Holt, June--Intramural Sports. Hart, Richard-lntrm mural'Sports. Hartmann, Eleanor-Girls Service League, Accounting Club. Hasselbring, Elsie-Intramural Sports. lyff- -1: - fret-A J I . 1 K ' A lv5'M'5'l F . Y -i 1 ,t t X -. 3,,1S,gt.. gig? ' .pw 1 .. X 51551. f Y, -Q -1 13314 A H .4 ' ti ' c. X Hlfzli '., , J . h ,i it .wg V X J. 'ii X . ,. i P fi, lv, 1 1 .' . X ' A if 1 ai W T A if l B Q ' L A if ' . Hrynshyn, Mildred-Student Council, Girls Service League, Ushering Squad, Junior Red Cross. Huddors, Elizabeth-Honor Society, Omega Hi-Y, Totem Literary Staff, Varsity Glee Club, Student Council, Junior Red Cross. Husing, George--Bookmen. Ingram, Robert- Astronomy Club Vice-President. v mil. 3 i Jackson, Eleanor--Honor Society, Glee Club Librarian, Vice-President, Beta Hi-Y Corresponding Secretary, Scribes Vice-President, Student Council, Sophomore Coun- cil, Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, lntramural Swimming, Hockey. Jaeger, WiIIiam-lntra- mural Sports. Johnke, Carl-Deutscher Verein, Fresh- man Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, Varsity Ten- nis, Football, Intramural Tennis, Bowling, Softball. Ja- milkowski, Stanley-lntramural Sports. f-iff? f':5:?'Eq J r J 9 gy-g :wx.:::sfx. fl' - -' ' l ,if .....-.. -. .- A . 4 sf r' T af 1 .. l i--'five - 1,-512511 li 'i,, 5 lo . rssii P 4 i Koshefsky, Dorothy-Junior Red Cross, Chieftain Staff, Accounting Club. Kosinski, Valerie-Honor Society, Scribes, Archery Club, Glee Club. Kotlarehyk, Sylvia- Honor Society, Kappa Hi-Y, Senior Board Member, Var- sity Glee Club, Chieftain Staff, Girls Service League. Kowalski, Edward--Hall Squad, lntramural Soccer, Horse- shoes, Handball. . QS' f. ' is-Q55 f J m. 4 L N44 Niki, h Q2 .. NY i. N J . , , its ' N Fi 5 l Y li I 5 Januszkiewicz, Jane-Office Practice Club. Jeffre Phyllis-L'Oriflamme, Girls Service League, Sophomo Council, Junior Board Member. Johnson, Alice- Scribes. Johnson, Kenneth-Varsity Football, Baseba Johnson, Lillian-lntramural Sports. Jones, Robert- Transferred. Jurich, Anthony-Honor Society, Freshma Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, Tote Staff, Chieftain Staff, Student Council, Delta Hi-Y, Swii Band, Aeons, Glee Club, Choir, Varsity LaCrosse. Kamp Robert- Bookmen President, Minerology Club, lntr mural Bowling. Katz, Lila--Student Court Defense Attorney, Stude Council, Sachem Players, Social Science Club, L'Oi flamme, Totem Stoff, Chieftain Staff. Keiss, Jean- Freshman Class Secretary, Alpha Hi-Y, Totem Staff, Sti dent Council, Sophomore Council Member. Kelle Walter-Varsity Basketball, lntramural Basketba Kiefer, Rodger-Ticket Committee. Kiehl, George-Band. Kiesel, William-Math Clu. Treasurer, Sophomore Council Member. Kirchber Dorothea-Junior Red Cross, German Club, Accountir Club, Kappa Hi-Y, Scribes, Honor Society. Kirchne Marie-Totem Staff, Student Council, A Cappella Choi Varsity Glee Club. Kirkpatrick, Anna-Kappa Hi-Y, Accounting Clul Scribes, lntramural Riding, Tennis. Kiss, Steven-lntri mural Sports. Kissling, Melanie-Varsity Glee Clu Scribes, Girls Service League, Kappa Hi-Y, Chiefta Staff, Sachem Players. Klobus, Agnes-lntramuri Sports. Kney, David- Hall Squad, Junior Red Cross, Studer Council, Chieftain Staff, Varsity Football, Basketbal Softball. Knowles, Shirley--Glee Club, Accounting Clul Koeniger, Mory-Artsmen, Ceromists, Home Economii Club, lntramural Archery, Bowling. Korrow, Grace- Freshman Council Member, Honor Society, Totem Staf Scribes, Accounting Club. i t -f 'ix f , f 315 A Klijxh J' . A , , .3 , Kowalski, Irene-Retailing Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club. Kraft, David-Delta Hi-Y, Junior, Seniorfoard Member, Student Council, Boxing Club, Future F .rmers of America. Krug, Albert-Junior, Senior Class 'Vice- President, Hall Squad Adjutant, Student Council, Fresh- man, Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, Varsity Track. Krug, Martin-Varsity Football. 0 ,V 1 ff 5 l 1? L 3 X Lipp, Muriel-Honor Society, Scribes Treasurer, 5-S Club, Accounting Club, Home Economics Club, Intramural Ten- nis, Badminton, Baseball. Lloyd, Joan-Totem Staff, Junior Red Cross, Social Science Club, Ticket Committee, Home Economics Club, L'Oriflamme. Loclirey, Jean- L'OrifIamme Secretary, Honor Society, Totem Staff, Chieftain Staff. Logan, Gloria-Alpha Hi-Y President, Varsity Glee Club, Student Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, Intramural Bowling. if-11,6 .ez-0.97147 -ff-w7Lnf0U-L H'-'Z Kru rnenaker, Mar ret-Girls Seljvice League, Honor Society, 5-S Club, Omega Hi-Y, Home Economics Club, Student Council, Ushering Squad. Ksiaxek, William- Intramural Sports. Kurzius, Robert-Omicron Hi-Y, 5-S Club, Junior Red Cross. Labor, George--Varsity Track, Cross Country. LaCascia, Joseph-Intramural Sports. Laclnnan, Betty -5-S Club, Deutscher Verein President, Intramural Rid- ing. Larson, Ruth-Girls Service League, Junior Board Member, Literary Club President. Laskowski, Eleanor- Girls Service League, Scribes, Accounting Club, Intra- mural Soccer. LaVaIIe, Aristide-Omicron Hi-Y, Sophomore Council Member, Student Council, Junior Varsity Football, Var- sity Football. Lawson, Gloria-Glee Club, Accounting Club. Leary, Barbara-Chieftain Staff, .L'Oriflamme, Student Council, Latin Club, Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Member. Leder, Adeline--Sachem Players President, Treasurer, Honor Society, Omega Hi-Y, Social Science Club, Vice-President, Chieftain Staff, Girls Serv- ice League, L'Oriflamme. Legnani, Amalia-Girls Service League. Lehnberger, Sophie-Deutscher Verein, Accounting Club, Junior Red Cross, Honor Society, Intramural Riding. Leistrnan, Frank-Varsity Baseball, Basketball, Football. Lemrnert, Laura-Varsity Glee Club Vice-President, Honor Society Treasurer, Aeolians, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, Alpha Hi-Y. Lemp, Adolph-Intramural Sports. Lemp, Arthur- Honor Society, Chess Club, Intramural Soccer, Softball, Handball. LePere, Eleanor-Girls Service League, Totem Staff, Accounting Club. Levie, Daniel-Accounting Club, Chess Club, Intramural Ping-Pong, Basketball, Bowling, Chess. Liddle, Margaret-Retailing Club. Lillie, .lolln-Intra- mural Basketball, Softball, Soccer. Linder, Robert- Chieftain Staff, Student Council. Lindveit, Earl-Omi- cron Vice-President, Band, 5-S Club, Student Council, Egeshman Who's Who, Intramural Soccer, Softball, Hand- a LaPiccola, Anthony-Intramural Softball, Basketball, Bowling. Loughlin, Donald--Student Court, Student Council, Chieftain Staff, Totem Staff, Varsity LaCrosse, Drill Squad. Lozana, Lois-Honor Society, Aeolian Club, Choir, Accounting Club, Glee Club, Sachem Players. Lucas, Robert-Student Council. ss ' ..:.:fs11z emi f - wx ..f..:1 ...av Q. 2. . uw - ns' is .. ., 154 Q Q lei s . McKane, Isabella-Varsity Glee Club, Library Club. McKay, Frances-Kappa Hi-Y, 5-S Club, Student Coun- cil, Latin Club. McKeougl1, Katherine-Chieftain Staff, Junior Red Cross, Accounting Club, Totem Staff. .Mc- Killop, Joyce-Student Council, Chieftain Staff, Scribes. 1-3 WF Lustgarten, Melvin-Varsity Glee Club, Hall Squac Lynn, Mary--Student Council, Chieftain Staff, L'Ori flamme, Junior Red Cross, Freshman, Sophomore Council Junior, Senior Board Member. Lyons, Donald-Varsit Glee Club, Delta Hi-Y, Senior Class Secretary, Hono Society, A Cappella Choir, Aeons, Senior Quartet, Stu dent Council, Senior Board Member. Mack, Donald- Hall Squad, Rifle Club, Stage Crew. Mackey, Mary--Intramural Sports. Mahlstedt, Henry- Rifle Club, Varsity Baseball. Maida, Samuel-Varsit Drill Team. Maidhof, Louis-Astronomy Club, lntro mural Handball. Maiewski, Theodore--Hall Squad, Student Counci Malmquist, Donald-Honor Society, Artsmen President Ceramists President, Junior Board Member, Studer Council, Hall Squad. Marrin, Thomas-Chess Clu Treasurer, Astronomy Club, Varsity Baseball. Marten: Charlotte-Girls Service League, lntramural Hockey. Martin, Mildred-A Cappella Choir, Aeolian Club, Gle Club, Scribes. Maselli, William-Varsity Band, Pic Club, Student Council, Intramural Tennis, Footbal Mashkow, Vera-Library Club, Chieftain Staff, Socic Science Club, Office Practice Club. McCabe, Joan- Cheerleader, Honor Society, Student Council, Chieftai Staff, Freshman, Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Boar Member. McCord, Marjorie-Totem Staff, Student Counic Aeolians, A Cappella Choir, Retail Selling Club, Sacher Players, Riding Club, Sophomore Council Member, Gle Club, Intramural Hockey. McCullough, Edward-Om cron Hi-Y Treasurer, Hall Squad Lieutenant, Sophomor Council Member, Varsity Track, Junior Varsity Footbal Basketball. McDonnell, Jean-Student Council, Reta Selling Club, Varsity Glee Club, Freshman, Sophomor Council, Junior Board Member. McDonough, Marian- lntramural Sports. Mcinaney, Arthur-Boxing Club, Junior Varsity Footbal Intramural Basketball, Softball, Soccer. McFadder Howard-Varsity Club Treasurer, Pick and Homme Club Treasurer, Student Council Treasurer, Varsity Gle Club, Epsilon Hi-Y, Senior Board Member, Freshmar Sophomore Who's Who, Varsity Wrestling, LaCrosse Mcllroy, Corinne-Chieftain Circulation Manager, Beti Hi-Y, Student Council, Junior, Senior Board Member L'Oriflamme, Scribes Secretary. Mcllwaine, Robert- Junior Red Cross, Chieftain Staff. if A ,' ,Z I I . A . . , ff iiller, Marilyn-Accounting Club, Home Economics lub. Minotty, Richard-Cheerleader, Theta Hi-Y, Hall luad, Dramatics Club, Varsity LaCrosse. Mireeki, iphie-Scribes, Accounting Club. Mittrach, Doris- eramists, Accounting Club, Fashion Design Club, Var- ty Glee Club, Girls Service League. ioller, Edward-Public Address System Presidnt, Vice- 'esident, Hall Squad Adjutant, Ticket Committee, stronomy Club. Moller, Jean-Honor Society, Student ouncil, Kappa Hi-Y, Totem Staff, Freshman Council, mior Board Member, Student Court, Girls Service eague, Intramural Ping-Pong, Hockey, Badminton. iosely, Lucille-Honor Society, Home Economics Club, iding Club, Mueller, Elizabeth-Accounting Club. iuhs, Paul-Honor Society, Varsity Club, Photography lub, 5-S Club, Junior, Senior Board Member, German lub Treasurer, Latin Club, Varsity Baseball Manager, rack Manager. Muller, Mary Lou-Student Council, etail Selling Club, Riding Club, Glee Club. Muller, nth-Girls Service League, Scribes, Chieftain Staff, 'udent Council, Intramural Tennis, Bowling. Muller, farrin-Astronomy Club, Photography Club, Senior bard Member, Intramural Basketball. Iurphy, Arthur-Theta Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, Spanish lub, Future Farmers of America, Varsity Football, Track, ntramural Boxing. Murphy, John- Honor Society, heerleader, Sachem Players, Varsity Glee Club, Retail- ug Club, Freshman Vice-President, Student Council, Jcial Science Club, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Mur- iy, Walter-Intramural Sports. Mustapich, Andrew ublic Address System, Hall Squad, Bookmen. Iustepich, Michael-Junior Varsity Football, Varsity owling. Myers, Alice-Girls Service League, Account- ig Club, Home Economics Club. Naso, Rose--Intra- rural Sports. Needham, Edward-Social Science Club, 1tramural Softball, Football, Handball. Ielson, Robert-Ticket Committee President, Hall Squad, reshman Who's Who, Intramural Softball. Nilsen, 'orothy-Junior Red Cross, Accounting Club, Scribes, 'itramural Baseball, Soccer. Nolan, Thomas-Theta Ii-Y Secretary, Hi-Y Area Council Secretary, Varsity lub, Varsity Football, LaCrosse, Wrestling. Nordluncl, ila-Accounting Club Treasurer, Scribes, Girls Service eague, Junior Red Cross. Meilunas, Raymond-Student Council, Intramural Hand- ball, Softball. Mendelsohn, Lila-Junior Red Cross, L'Oriflamme. Militello, Margaret-Italian Club Treas- urer, Accounting Club, Scribes. Miller, Joseph-Chess Club, German Club, Intramural Basketball, Softball. IV' I is . its N 4? ' ,ill I ,. K 'U I' exft krrkr li A A 2 N I '45 Y ll is I it I Nuui, Grace-Scribes, Italian Club. Nystrom, Dorothy -.lnfromurql Sports. 0'Brien, William-Intramural Sports. 0'Connor, Mary--Chieftain Staff, Junior Red Cross, Girls Service League, Intramural Basketball. O'Hare, Raymond-Chieftain Editor-in-Chief, Totem Staff, Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Student Council, Aeons, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club Librarian. Olsen, Marie-Scribes, Girls Service League. Ortupo, Ann- Spanish Club, Girls Service League, Student Council, Junior Red Cross. Ortuno, Trinity-Spanish Club. 'ef spa like it ll? ! Reuther, Lucille-Honor Society, Girls Service League, Totem Staff, Scribes, Accounting Club. Reveli, Alice- Latin Club, Girls Service League. Reyer, Frances-Girls Service League, Accounting Club. Rhody, Eleanor- Intramurnl Snorts. ,:...g,. n. ., .. 3 ww:mr+?f . .f- . ss . Q -, Q .gg 't,,J1'f' 'Q its t M .nit 3- an gtg-if W 1 'fl xl Ostroff, Peter-Student Council President, 5-S Club Treasurer, Honor Society, Hall Squad Lieutenant, L'Ori- flamme, Varsity Club, Debating Club, Chess Club, Var- sity Fencing. Parrini, Warren-Junior Red Cross, Stu- dent Council, ltalian Club. Patterson, Henry-Latin Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, LaCrosse, Wrestling. Peter, Clifford -Intramural Baseball, Handball, Basketball. Petrie, Margaret-Totem Staff, Chieftain Staff, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Intramural Ping-Pong. Petry, Rose Mary-Math Club Vice-President, Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Home Economics Club, Junior Red Cross. Pinchuck, Nicholas-Junior Red Cross Treasurer, A Cap- pella Choir, Honor Society, Aeons, Scholarship Committee. Poggenburg, Raymond- Delta Hi-Y Vice-President, Treasurer, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Aeons, Junior Board Member, Varsity Tennis. Polier, Dorothy-Honor Society, Home Economics Club. Pollard, Helen-Beta Hi-Y, Student Council, Girls Service League, Chieftain Staff, Accounting Club. Porzio, Mary -Girls Service League, Library Club, Student Council, Intramural Tennis, Bowling. Prieto, Emil-Delta Hi-Y Secretary, 5-S Club, Rifle Club, Movie Squad, Golf Club, Varsity Track, Cross Country. Procter, Marie-Beta Hi-Y, Honor Society, Junior Board Member, L'Oriflamme, Moth Club President, Social Sci- ence Club President, lntramural Basketball. Quick, Norma-Junior Red Cross, German Club, Latin Club, Freshman Council, Senior Board Member. Radecke, Beverly-Beta Hi-Y Treasurer, Student Council, Varsity Glee Club, L'Oriflamme, Freshman, Sophomore Council, Junior Board Member. Ragine, Ann-Home Economics Club President, Secretary, Library Club Vice-President, Girls Service League, Student Council, Junior Red Cross. Ranto, Victor-Intramural Basketball, Softball. Redi- can, Vincent--Varsity Club, Rifle Club, Hall Squad, Var- sity Wrestling, lntramural Ping-Pong, Riding, Basketball. Reduto, Nino -Fashion Design Club. Redzikowski, Chester-Intramural Sports. Reeve, Betty-Girls Athletic Club, 5-S Club, Ceramists, Intramural Hockey Basketball. Reichert, Evelyn-Junior Board Member, Student Council, Spanish Club, Intra- mural Bowling, Badminton. Reilly, Kathleen-A Cap- pella Choir, Aeolian Club, Varsity Glee Club Treasurer, Girls Service League. Rennert, Doris--Junior Red Cross. J.. oche, Virginia-Intramural Riding, Ping-Pong, Badmin- in. Rock, Edward-Epsilon Hi-Y, Freshman Treasurer, uture Farmers of America Treasurer, President, Stu- ent Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, Varsity sotball, LaCrosse, Boxing. Romann, Evelyn-Kappa li-Y, Honor Society, Home Economics Club Treasurer, irls Service League, Junior Board Member, Totem Staff, -S Club, Accounting Club. Rozycki, Irene-Intramural sorts. uby, Gladys--Honor Society, Chieftain Associate Editor, eta Hi-Y Vice-President, Student Council, Freshman, :phomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, 5-S lub, L'Oriflamme, Varsity Glee Club. Salce, Patrick- itramural Sports. Salenius, Aimo-Honor Society, 'micron Hi-Y Secretary, Hall Squad, Math Club, Chess lub President, Intramural Basketball, Soccer, Handball. allay, Louis-Intramural Basketball. alony, Aileen-Student Court, Junior Board Member, tudent Council, 5-S Club. Santoro, Mary-Girls Service eague, Intramural Baseball. Saul, Harriet-Girls Serv- :e League. Scarlata, Robert-Varsity Football. cheffer, Thomas-Rifle Club, Chess Club. Schenk, Inna-Girls Service League, Accounting Club, 5-S Club, ilee Club, Orchestra. Schenkler, Betty-Honor Society, ,adio Announcer, Junior Red Cross Secretary, Sachem layers, Freshman Who's Who, Girls Service League, 5-S Zlub, Latin Club, Spanish Club. Schick, Frederick-Van ity Football. chrnidt, Theodore-Ticket Committee, Public Address ystem, Hall Squad, Intramural Handball, Softball. chneckenburger, Walter-Ceramists. Schneider, Henry -Intramural Sports. Schoenlein, William-Intramural lports. ichlopp, Helen-Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Var- ity Glee Club, Aeolians, Sophomore Council, Junior, enior Board Member. Schoppet, Charlotte-Girls Serv- :e League, Intramural Riding, Archery, Bowling. chottler, Robert-lntramual Sports. Schreier, Matilda -Intramural Sports. Riescher, Doris-Totem Staff, Student Council, Girls Serv- ice League, Junior Board Member, Junior Red Cross. Riis, Clifford-Honor Society, Latin Club, Student Coun- cil. Ritchie, Janet-Beta Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Ref'-III Selling Club. Roberts, Grace-Retail Selling Club, Chieftain Staff. -Li 6 M Y Q35 Q its F r 5191 N, i W i,-- Z , ,A va. , N 'mf - fs . Schroer, Walter-Chess Club, Retailing Club. Schuelar, Raymond--Student Council Sergeant-at-Arms, Epsilon Hi-Y Vice-President, Freshman, Sophomore Council, Jun- ior, Senior Board Member, Student Council, German Club, Varsity LaCrosse, Intramural Basketball, Ping-Pong, Soccer. Schwenker, Doris-Junior Red Cross President, Orchestra Secretary, President Club, 5-S Club, 5-S Club, lntamural Riding. Scott, John-Astronomy Club, Varsity Tennis, Intramural Softball, Ping-Pong, Soccer. Seeger, Elizabeth-Chieftain Staff, Girls Service League, Retailing Club, Library Club, Intramural Basketball, Base- ball. Seekamp, Robert-Bookman, Future Farmers of America, Intramural Riding. Sekors. Eugene-Intra- mural Sports. Sellitto, Patrick-Varsity Softball, Intro- mural Basketball, Soccer. wg? ,:.L :,,1,1g,. I F ' ' -- 9,1 1 I sg, 513, k W i -i ,Q 5 i' 1 29 L if ., use . .r 'S Q We ,gif .gf Q, w Eh ' f ... - f igs i ... QL? it . i W J 1 will 3 1 lrzflgi I I an . ., c ' gi 121922 f .5 5. -. 1 was f ' L Q W swbij m I i Jar. I. ' .. ii? .. liiftli-ZEQWEE. ' Strasser, Alfred-German Club President, Epsilon Hi-Y, Student Council, Future Farmers of America Vice-Presi- dent, Photography Club. Varsity Club, Varsity Basketball, Track. Strombeck, Germaine-L'OrifIamme, Girls Service League, Ushering Squad, Junior Red Cross, Library Club. Strombeck, Marcella-L'OrifIamme, Girls Service League, Junior Red Cross. Sullivan, Doris-5-S Club, Latin Club, Girls Service League, Junior Red Cross. Sepulveda, Carmen-Astronomy Club, Intramural Arch- ery. Sgro, Frank-Photography Club, Student Council, Totem Staff, Junior Board Member. Shanin, Harry- Varsity Club, Bookmen, Totem Staff, Varsity Wrestling, Intramural Ping-Pong, Bowling, Soccer. Shanley, Jean- Beta Hi-Y Secretary, Student Council, Girls Service League, Junior Red Cross. Sharman, Elizabeth-Glee Club. Shaw, Muriel-Girls Service League, Chieftain Staff, Totem Staff, Intramural Tennis. Sherrard, June-Student Council, Chieftain Staff, Latin Club, Freshman, Sophomore Council, Junior Board Member, Intramural Basketball. Shipkawski, Eu- gene-Student Council, Freshman, Sophomore Council Member, Intramural Handball, Bowling. Shumelda, Walter-Varsity Fencing, Softball, Intramural Basketball. Shyptycki, Helen-Scribes, Girls Service League. Sikorski, Helen-Freshman Council Member, Junior Red Cross. Sinniger, Ruth-Accounting Club, Home Economics Club. Sipala, Rose-Intramural Sports. Sirlin, Max--5-S Club, Intramural Basketball, Ping-Pong, Baseball. Slator, John -Varsity Drill Team. Smith, Betty-Accounting Club Vice-President, Scribes, Home Economics Club, Chieftain Staff, Literary Club. Smith, Harold-Senior Board Member, Social Science Club, Junior Red Cross, Student Council. Soderstrom, Daisy-Honor Society, Scribes, Girls Service League. Sottang, Joan-Intramural Ping-Pong, Softball, Badmin- ton, Girls Service League, Accounting Club. Spriggs, John-Chess Club, Bowling Club, Boxing Club, Wrestling Club. Sta991 Ronald-Bookmen President, Chess Club, Delta Hi-Y. Stemmler, Adele-Honor Socity, Sophomore Coun- cil, Junior, Senior Board Member, Student Council, Latin Club, Intramural Bosketball. Stewart, Joan--Beta Hi-Y, Student Council, Junior Board Member, Fashion Design Club. Stone, Pansy-Omega Hi-Y Secretary, Totem Staff, Junior, Senior Board Member, Junior Red Cross, Home Economics Club. f - ww- 5:1-11.4.2.9 if xi 5 . x t ,. I I .5 , hi. . , QV, . ,r .. 4 jig. . wg. Qu, 'li ,4 A . 1 1 is i i ,f 'l .ti Tammen, Audrey-Soph Who's Who, Chieftain Junior Red Cross, Student Council, Sophomore Cbuncil Member, Spanish Club. Tassi, Anthony-Varsity Foot- ball, Student Council, Intramural Sports. Taylor, Cyrilla -Honor Society, Chieftain Stakf, Student Council, Beta Hi-Y, Scribes, Sophomore Council Member, lntramural Sports. Taylor, Harold-Delta Hi-Y. Taylor, Peter-Hall Squad, Junior Red Cross, Rifle Club Secretary, Treasurer, Chieftain Staff. Teirstein, Alvin- Chieftain Editor, Varsity Glee Club Vice-President, Stu- dent Court Junior Judge, Delta Hi-Y Treasurer, Aeons, A Cappella Choir, Swing Band, Student Council. Terry, Louis-lntramural Riding, Bowling. Theodore, Donald -Hall Squad, Chess Club, Math Club, Student Council, Varsity Football, Track, Chess. Thomas, Belva-Intramural Basketball. Thyberg, Jerome -Intramural Sports. Timmerman, Walter-Delta Hi-Y, Spanish Club, lntramural Handball, Soccer, Horseshoes. Toivonen, Ellen-Junior Red Cross, Girls Service League, lntramural Ping-Pong, Basketball. Totter, Emma-Girls Service League, Library Club. Troy, Richard-Varsity Club, Varsity Football, lntramural Basketball. Truuolino, Frances-Beta Hi-Y, Student Council, Freshman, Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, Latin Club, L'Oriflamme, Social Science Club Secretary, lntramural Fencing. Turner, Clifford- lntramural Sports. Ulrich, Gloria-Intramural Sports. Von Nostrand, Frances-Beta Hi-Y Chaplain, Student Council, Girls Service League, Ushering Squad, Soph Who's Who, lntra- mural Sports. Van Zandt, Marguerite-Girls Athletic Club Vice-President, Honor Society, Totem Staff, Chief- tain Staff, Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Football. Veloce, Louise--Home Economics Club, Accounting Club. Verga, Mary-lntramural Sports. Verron, Chris-Var- sity Football, Baseball. Vetter, Frances--Cheeleader, Chieftain Staff, Sophomore Council, Junior, Senior Board Member, Scribes, Junior Red Cross, Student Council, lntramural Riding, Basketball, Baseball. Viera, Norma -Honor Society, Kappa Hi-Y, Scribes, Spanish Club President, Accounting Club. W Suominen, Helvi-Honor Society, Alpha Hi-Y, Student Council, Freshman Who's Who, Totem Staff, Junior French Club, Chieftain Staff, Sophomore Council Mem- ber. Sutcliffe, Dorothy--Chieftain Staff, Student Council, Retailing Club, Junior Red Cross. Sutter, John-Omicron Hi-Y, Photorealists Vice-President, Chieftain Staff, Stu- dent Council, 5-S Club, Sophomore Council, Junior Board Member, Totem Photographer. Szkodzinski, Lillian- lntramural Sports. -0 . . Ley? i i ' .,,. i Q' ,Q .13 ,W 'X . xi ' sit Ni' . . Milf. v V -A F QZEL. -X V ' iit init' 2.4 .' . -ii ' l . 'ug gi. . X ,X .fl 'IJ 9 si' .. iii: , f vz, ' iw -1- . ft . ,i I. i ,.,.,.,,.3 , . I ' Y A 2' W -' 3,1 5 f Q , ,. ...., is 5, Voigt, Robert-lntramural Riding, Bowling. Vorbaoh, Adele-Varsity Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Girls Service League, Social Science Club, Fashion Design Club, Literary Club, Scribes, lntramural Badminton, Tennis. Wachter, Lawrence-Varsity Bowling, lntramural Soft- ball, Handball, Basketball. Wehringer, Phyllis-L'Ori- flamme, lntramural Hockey. Weick, Eileen-Intramural Sports. Weihs, Alfred- Astronomy Club, Drill Team, Intramural Basketball. Weiner, Renee--Scribes, Girls Service League, Intramural Archry, Basketball, Riding. Weis, Aflene-Honor 50' ciety, Alpha Hi-Y, Chieftain Staff, L'Oriflamme, Totem Staff, Student Council. 4 ieiei . l 7.1. 'I .. . J . Wright, Moriorie-Honor Society, Girls Service League, Omega Hi-Y Treasurer, Spanish Club, Sachem Players, Math Club, Home Economics Club, Girls Athletic Club, Latin Club, Varsity Glee Club. Wulforst, C0fI'lel'll1e- Junior Red Cross, Intramural Riding. Yasinski, FIQDCBS -Girls Service League, Sophomore Council. Yoslnski, Notolie-Accounting Club, Student Council. Weiss, Hans-Hall Squad, Movie Squad, Drill Team. Wendel, Donald-Theta Hi-Y, Student Council, Astron- omy Club, Latin Club, Varsity Track, Intramural Basket- ball, Softball. Wendel, Robert-Delta Hi-Y, Student Council, Freshman, Sophomore Council Member, Intra- mural Handball, Softball, Basketball. Wendle, George -Theta Hi-Y, Honor Society, Public Address System, Chess Club, Hall Squad, Junior Red Cross, Varsity Track, Intramural Bowling. Werner. Alfred--Rifle Club, Varsity Football, Intramural Bowling. White, John-Chieftain Staff, Student Council, Varsity LaCrosse, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Hand- ball. White, William-Honor Society Vice-President, Delta Hi-Y Secretary, Cheerleader, Sophomor' Council Mmber, War Stamp Committee. Varsity Football, Intra- mural Bowling, Riding. Whiteside, Mary-Girls Service League, Yorker Club. Whitman, Alfred-Epsilon Hi-Y, Honor Society, Deutscher Verein, Future Farmers of America Vice-President, Stu- dent Council. Wibben, Frank-Deutscher Verein, Omi- cron Hi-Y. Honor Society, Freshman Council Member. Wickel, Lucille -- Honor Society, Beta Hi-Y, Student Council, Spanish Club. Wicks, Constance-Latin Club, Varsity Glee Club President, Honor Society, Alpha Hi-Y, A Cappella Choir, Aeolians, Freshman, Sophomore Coun- cil, Junior, Senior Board Member, Student Council. Wider, Arthur-German Club, Varsity Football, LaCrosse, Bowling. Widman, Frederick-Ceramists, Student Coun- cil' Intramural Baseball, Basketball. Wiese, Doris- Honor Society, Junior Red Cross, Freshman Council Mem- ber, Girls Service League, Latin Club. Wiessner, Wil- liam-Pica Club President. Wilkerson, James-Junior Red Cross, Freshman Council Member, Student Council, Varsity LaCrosse, Intramural Bowling, Boxing. Wilson, Brenda-Artsmen Secretary, Honor Society, Alpha Hi-Y, Student Council Vice-Presi- dent, Cheerleader, Sophomore Class Secretary, Freshman, Sophomore Council, Senior Board Member. Wilson, Robert-Sophomore Class Treasurer, Epsilon Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Swing Band, Senior Board Member, Varsity Track. Witkin, Betty-Honor Society, Kappa Hi-Y Cor- responding Secretary, Freshman, Sophomore Council, Jun- ior Board Member. Wollmon, Florence-Girls Service League, Scribes, Chief- tain Staff, Student Council. Wolly, Sam-Hall Squad. Wood, Florence-Girls Service League. Woodward, Gloria-Astronomy Club Treasurer, Girls Service League, Junio Red Cross, Library Club, Social Science Club, Latin Club, Intramural Hockey. 1, if 1 rf 4 I s ' S 1 Young, Ann-Latin Club. Los Companeros, Chieftain Staff, Beta Hi-Y, Student Council, Senior Board Member. Young, Doris - Freshman Council Member, Student Council. Young, Dorothy-Intramural Sports. Young, Ruth-Honor Society, Chieftain Business Manager, Girls Service League Captain, Totem Advertising Editor, Kappa Hi-Y, Ticket Committee, Junior Red Cross, Student Coun- cil, Intramural Riding, Ping-Pong, Basketball. Zahn, Jean-Omega Hi-Y, Ticket Committee, Spanish Club, 5-S Club- Girls Service League, Home Economics Club, lntramurol Ping-Pong. Zetterberg, Raymond- Intramural Bowling, Basketball, Baseball. Ziese, Russdl -Intramural Basketball, Handball. Zulkofske, Robert -Hall Squad Adjutant, Stage Crew, Intramural Track, Bowling. -37 Wea blk' fm KW Xx mm ,naive Cllflefa ANN ALFANO ROBERT MUTCH WILLIAM BARTOLDUS EDWARD OCERMATT STEPHEN CANNONE MARY PHILBIN ROBERT DALLMER CHRISTY PHILLIPS STANLEY DE CASTRO ELIZABETH PLATT HAROLD EYPEL MARY ROENIZE JAMES EYSLER CAROL RUDERS ISADOR FINCH RAYMOND SANSOM PETER INNVAR JOHN SCHLOTE ARTHUR JOHNSEN WALTER SCHMIDT ANDREW JOHNSON WARREN STREIT JOHN JOHNSON CHARLES THIEMSEN DORIS KLAHN HELENE VAN STEEN CHARLES KNAPP HARRY VEST ADELINE MacDONALD RAYMOND VOLLKOMMER WILLIAM MCDONALD WILFRED WASHINGTON HAROLD MARTINSEN LLOYD WILLIAMS ARTHUR MORRETTA ROBERT WYATT GEORGE ZIMMERMAN I I '12 Xxx 1 OFFICERS The Senior Class The Class of '44 shall long be remembered for the enjoyment it has so abundantly 'brought to the Reservation, The most-liked Senior of them all, Grace Clark, was elected president of her class for the third consecutive year. As- sisting her were Albert Krug-vice-president, Donald Lyons--secretary, and Walter Grego- tI'C3.SL11'C1'. In january there was a special graduation held particularly for those students who planned to join the Armed Forces. In this way they do not miss the thrill of realizing their four-year ambition. The Senior Class has been well-known for its musical talent. The Sewanhaka Trio, consisting of Grace Clark, Laura Lemmert, and Anna jean Hennessen, has done a lot of good singing to uphold that reputation. Another not-to-be- forgotten Senior, who rates high in musical cir- cles, is Donald Lyons. The December Winter Dance is an annual Senior presentation. Wartime shortages and difhculties were not noticed because of the effective decorations. The big event in any Senior's mind is the Senior Ball, because it is the last dance they can plan and carry out together. The date of this Big Event was june 25rd. Many of the Seniors will go directly into the Armed Forces after graduation. To them, the students of Sewanhaka pay special tribute and wish them God-speed in the immense new job they must undertake. Like 'em Wh o dood in A-one-a-two-a-three GO! 1 if 1 Ap ' 1 ,. .fl 5 1 v 1 X it A X lv e ' 'l 'ia X-lil. U r, X : fl K 5' oi?YXCEYXS The Junior Class The juniors had no trouble in start- ing the school year. Two successful preceding years had given them experi- ence and confidence. Arthur Johnstone was voted into the office of President of the junior class. Robert Leary was elected Vice-President, Margaret Hightower, Secretary, and Walter Worthington, Treasurer. Early in the term the juniors held their first dance, the Autumn Ball, the first such dance in the history of Se- wanhaka. For this affair the gym was gayly decorated in green and yellow, with neat stacks of corn stalks and a few pumpkins placed around the floor to lend an autumn atmosphere. A huge Harvest Moon winked down at the dancers from above the bandstand. Petite Autumn Ball This book, the Totem,' is a parting gift to the Seniors from the junior class. The entire job of publication was undertaken by them and is mr way of paying tribute to a great Senior class. The Valentine Dance in February was a so' cial and financial success. On May 12 the big dance of the junior year, the junior Prom, was held. A Stardust theme was used for the deco- rations. As the end of the school term nears, the juniors are anxious to achieve the honor of moving into the positions the graduating Seniors held. This is done in a ceremony called Mov- ing-Up Day which was the purpose of the assembly in june. Glamour Wluofl Wfoufl WW Soph Hop joe McMahan or Sophs? The Sophomore Class Tramp, tramp, tramp through the halls, just like old timers, these talented Sophomores came in to open the eyes of Sewanhaka and showed us some new talent .... After a quiet freshman year they began with the elections. joe Mc- Mahon was elected President, Valerie Jones- Vice-President, Norma Allen-Secretary, and Thomas McVeigh--Treasurer. A few of the Sophomore boys left to join the call to service. So, leaving their books, they donned the Colors of Navy blue, khaki and olive drab. However, life in school wasnt dull. On the first day of November the Sophomores held their rally dance, the dance usually held before the Hempstead football game. And-we won that game! Late again Hlimbraceable you In March the Sophomores staged a review with the help of Mr. Davis, Cornelia Koecher's rendition of Embraceable You was cheered by all. The Soph Trio and the Soph Rockettes were also given high ratings by their class- mates. The Soph Hop was another big affair. The theme of the dance was a circus top done up in red and white, making a very colorful setting. The Sophomore class is to be congratulated for the work it has done to further the war effort. l Sore throat Guilty or not guilty No women Y X , 5 , t I 4 if , Sf K , . is '- j,..l 4, l 'l g Op it J' F it - 'lfll ll' 1 A T The mllslc Stop? ed? The Freshman Class In September when the freshmen came troop- ing into our busy halls, they, like all new fresh- men, were dazed, but not for long! They didn't let the hours roll by, before they elected the leaders who would guide their class through the coming year. Hertha Juli was elected presi- dent, with William Ruby, vice-president, and William Van Tassel and john Giegerich, secre- tary and treasurer, respectively. Under the careful guidance of Miss Carboni, Miss Gallimore, and Mr. Hoffman, the Frosh Council supervised all the activities of the class, thus helping them to become familiarized with their new life. The Freshman, Get-Togethers by homerooms were planned carefully, and these events were very well attended Members of the classes pre- sented skits, and sang songs. Through the school year several such Get-Togethers were held. S V.. uct! Music WY-I1-J In May a reception and Hobby Show for the parents took place. This gave the parents a chance to meet the teachers who had presided over the activities of their sons and daughters during the year. Ending the year, the Freshmen put on their Victory Dance, which was planned for the after- noon of the Student Council Elections. ililicy must he Froshf Recreation OFFICERS The Hall Squad Han SQ fig? VY X ,. K 1 f, f if-Ml 311533 H- Q29 M ' 'Q fi S 9' 4 . 'xif V., XL 4 S 1 Zf STUDENT COURT The Student Court was started in 1935. Court is held each Wednesday in Study Hall A. The Student Court members were: Mable Brown, Senior judgeg Jeanne Moller, junior judgeg john Denton, junior judgeg Betty Hudders, Clerkg April Wilsh, Assistant Clerkg Louis Halberstadt and Robert Canavan, District Attorney and Assistantg Lila Katz and Shirley Agonda, Defense Attorney and Assist- antg William Basset and Donald Laughlin, Attendants. Mr. Harold Wright was the advisor. Upper House STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is Student Government, and it has completed a year of participating in and sponsoring many activi- ties. Among these were the very successful Purple and White Ball, ' ' ' d Da ll the V-Mail Letter Campaign, the Victory Bazaar and Stu ents y, a of which are the Student Council projects. The officers were Peter Ostroff, Presidentg Brenda Wilson, Vice-Presidentg Andrew Steinmuller, U er Housej joan Tager Secretary fLower Housej' and Secretary Q pp g , , bl dvi ed b Mr. Nor- Howard McFadden, Treasurer. They were a y a s y dahl and Mrs. Utter. OFFICERS Lower House , - .A,. .W,N-....., .. t?S32s2Z'..,,......,. The Band Varsity Bdllkl bwiug it' ' ' QQ . ' im au.. .,.. i V The band, under the direction of Mr. George List, has done an extremely fine job this year. Clad in the traditional purple and white with drum majorettes in shining new uniforms, the Band paraded each football game to the strains of the Fight Song. A feature this year was the new school song, 'Sewanhaka High composed by Mr. List. A Playing at football games is only one of the Bands duties. It appeared at school assemblies, Dads Club meetings, the Mineola Fair, the Christmas Concert, at the Sunday Afternoon Concerts, the Summer Concerts, and, of course, the big United Nations Concert in April. One of this year's features was the use of a student conductor at concerts. Herbert Frost was elected by Band members as Assist- ant Conductor and led the Band in a number at both the Christmas and Sunday Afternoon Concert. The war has added much to the Band's activities, and the members were glad to participate in Memorial Dedications, Weir Bond Rallies and Parades and Send-Offs for the Draftees. The Band this year consists of 55 members with Gus lfiederlein as President. Herbert lfrost as Vice-president, 'lack Heilshorn as Secretary and Anthony jurich as Treasurer. junior Baud .., I .......... -............... f. z ,Q M 0-.- ,,- The Orchestra During the year the Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. Adolphe Argand, has participated in a very active musical season. Steadily developing in the quality of its playing, this organization of some forty-hve students performed in four major pubhc con- terts in addition to various assembly, graduation and community programs. S W Oitllestra at again says Fred Meyer Membership in the Orchestra gave students an exceptional op- portunity to famiilarize themselves with much good symphonic literature. Some of the compositions performed were Schuberts Unfinished Symphony, lfinlandia by Sibelius, Dvoralis Slavonic Dances, Carmen Suite by Bizet, and a large variety of other works by major composers. Students were particularly proud of achiev- ing suthcient technical facility to play these compositions in their original form, i.it's the score! GLEE CLUBS The music groups of Sewanhaka under the direction of Miss Kathleen Donoghue, contribute much toward music appreciation. The Boys' and Girls' Varsity Glee Clubs present two big concerts each year, one at Christmas, the other in the Spring. Every other year they alternate an operetta with the spring concert. The ofiicers of the Girls' Varsity Glee Club were: President-Constance Wicksg Vice-President-Eleanor jacksong Corresponding Secretary-Phyllis Haydeng Treasurer-Kathleen Reilly. The librarians were: Lois Droescher, Beatrice Cooper, Sally Willcox, and Arlene Appleton. The boys elected Don Lyons, Alvin Teirstein, Gus Fiederlien and Herbert Frost as president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. The librarians were Ray O'I-Iare 1:-2 . f.-i'.i?i+,5i it i iT'if'Yf . , ,. is and Stanley Okulski. All the groups attend an opera party at the Metropolitan every year. This year they saw Mignon The Junior Varsity Glee Clubs spend the year studying the fundamentals of good choral singing so that they may be eligible for membership in Varsity Clubs. The officers of Girls' Junior Varsity Glee Club were: President-joan Cacciatoreg Vice- President-Margaret Hightowerg Secretary-Erna Julig Treasurer-Barbara Lynng Librar- ians-LaVerne Williams and Joan DePasquale. One of the most outstanding vocal groups is the Choir. It is composed of persons chosen from the Varsity Glee Clubs who have outstanding singing ability and interest in performing difficult music. They furnish background music for pageants, commence- ment programs and class day exercises every year. I I t 'cm'? I xv Num :qv I WU husc Twirlcrg ffklkg edgy 'A Swing Band in..- . HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society, whose aim is to set h' h ards of character scl l . ig stand- , io arship service sent gifts to ' , , and leadership, servicemen this year, and also took care of the Honor Roll. Dr. Salit is the adviser, and the otlicers are as follows: Walter Grego, President, Wil- liam White, Vice-President, Anna jean Hennessen, Secretaryg and Laura Lcmmert, Treasurer. H i SWING BAND Playing during lunch periods, at auditorium pro- grams, basketball games and various school dances are some of the activities of the Swing Band. Under the direction of Mr. john Clark, the band has grown to be one of the most popular organizations in the schol. Its othcers are: Don Allen, Presidentg George Cralle, Recording Sccrctaryg and R hue, Librarian. ay Dona- onor bocicty ff 5 , Q 'wx , Q + -- Sachem Players This has been one ot the most active years of the Players in recent times. The main purpose of the Sachem Player is to create dramatic interest in Sewanhaka. This year they presented Mr. and Mrs. North, one of the funniest and best acted plays ever pre- sented here. The Players not only gave this play at the Sewanhalta Theater hut also at the Hempstead USO. where it was well received. The Saehem Players carried on a long stand- ing tradition of giving to the school a gift which will aid the Dramatic Department. This year the gift was a recording machine. 4' - This year the officers were President, Adeline l.ederg Viee-President, Kenneth Miehaelg See- retary. llelen Bergg 'I'reasurer, Margaret Gor- tlong and Corresponding Secretary, joe Me- Mahon. The officers selected the play to be giyeii and worked extremely hard to put the show over. Mrs Grover, the adviser, worl-ced hard to put toygetlier one of the most difficult sets that has been attempted on an amateur theater stage and the result was the best sets in the last few years. Not only that but he gave valuable assistance to the elub as well. His tlireetinyg of the Show and the many useful hints in aetinkig helped make the show the hit that it was. The elub this year was not only a dramatic one but it was also a social elub with many parties and a large affair at the end of the year, The atendanee at meetings this year was larger than in the past. The club went on a theater party and had an enjoyable time at The Zieg- field lfolliesf the hit show on Broadway. The Saehem Players is now one of the richest clubs in the school. All in all this has been one of the best years in our history. J L'ORIFLAMME Since last fall members of L' Oriflamme have col- lected toys for orphans at Christmastide, enjoyed a Valentine Party, had a Lily-of-the-Valley sale this Spring, and have visited a French theatre and restau- rant. The purpose of L' Oriflamme is to acquire skill in the use of the French language, promote interest in the activities of the Fighting French and acquire a knowledge of the French habits and customs. The officers are: President-Beatrice Eldert, Vice- President-Louise Greendorfer, Corresponding Sec- retary-jean Lochrey, and Treasurer- Elizabeth Bowler. Miss Klefeker is the advisor of the club. ASTRONOMY CLUB The purpose of the Astronomy Club is to advance the study of astronomy, and to train members in building telescopes. The club, in collaboration with the science and industrial art departments, is building a ten-inch reflecting telescope for the school. In addition to holding meetings both social and technical, the members visit planetariums and amateur observa- tories. The officers of the club are: President-Dut- ton Stebbins, Vice-President-Gertrude Lent, Secre- tary-Ann Ahrens, and Treasurer-Margaret Kraft. Mr. Adolph Scholl is the advisor, LOS AMIGOS This year the otiicers of Los Amigos were: Presi- dent-Pat Dalton, Vice-President-Pat Moore, Secre- tary-Lois Doering, and Treasurer-Gary Holman. Under the direction of Mrs. Violet Duryea they have enjoyed games, dramatic skits, and music in Spanish. The purpose of the club is to develop and further an interest in speaking Spanish and in the culture of the Spanish people. I E THE PHOTOREALISTS The activities of the Photorealists include taking pictures of all major events in school, some of which are used for the Totem. The club has accepted sev- eral new members, and at present is teaching the novices fundamental photography. The ofiicers are Don Allen, john Sutter, Paul Willcox, Howard Ek- lund and Bill South, with Mr. Gehde as advisor. s F i l Retailing Club JURIS PRUDEN TIA This year members of juris Prudentia have enjoyed fisiting court to acquaint members with court pro- eedings, and were given a talk by judge Loew, con- rerning subjects studied in law classes by members of he club. The purpose of juris Prudentia is to give nembers a better understanding of law proceedings md to promote the social aspects of the group. The resident is Dolores Stocker, Vice-President-Mary Almeida, Secretary--Helen Dunn, and Treasurer-- Adeline Gnad. Mr. A. Scholl is the faculty advisor nf juris Prudentia. -....,,,-Q-.. Nun Shutter Bugs ACCOUNTING CLUB This year the Accounting Club, composed of busi- ss students, was active in advancing its knowledge practical business methods. They participated in my social activities during the year. The officers fre: President -Martha Murphy, Vice-President- an Borseman, Secretaryf- Al Hanssler, and Treas- er---Pauline Kass. Mr. William Irwin was the visor of the club until he was called to serve his untry. He is now ably replaced by Mrs. Graves. LXL 1 1'l1l.411.YLl K414lJ1J The Retailing Club has been making a name for itself this year. They have donated 5515 to the War Fund, sent Christmas Packages and 5320 to the St. Albans Naval Hospital, gave farewell gifts to mem- bers of the Armed Forces, and have sold the Satur- day Evening Post at the rate of 200 a week. They have also made hand printed napkins for soldiers and sailors, made scrap books for convalescing service- men in hospitals, and they are the ones who run the school store and do the cafeteria cashiering. Patricia Ifairbairn is President, Robert Valcourt, Vice-President, Esther Casoria, Corresponding Secre- tary, Pat Bramowski, Finance Committee President, and Madeline Schneider is Recording Secretary and Treasurer. Mrs. Arlene Abels is the advisor who is making this club an interesting and educational pastime. .ii luris Priidc-nti.1 SH UTTER BUGS This club has only recently been organized. Its purpose is to learn the fundamentals of still and cine photography, to produce pictures for school publica- tions, and to take pictures for the Annual report, the Chieftain, and the Totem. At the meetings they develop, print, and enlarge pictures. The club oflicers are: President, Tom McGraw, Vice-President and Secretary, Charles Weber, and the club advisor is Mr. George Allen. Atcnunting Klub Omicron Hi-Y DELTA HI-Y Delta sponsored the Hobo Dance, and some basket- ball and football games with other chapters of the Hi-Y. The officers are: Donald Lyons, President, Ray- mond Poggenburg, Vice-President, Iimil Prieto, Sec- retaryg and Alvin Teirstein, Treasurer, Mr. joseph Brown jr., is the advisor. ispaiaii HiaY THETA HI-Y The aim of Theta I-Ii,Y is to create. maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. This Hi-Y partici- pated in Bundle Week and sponsored a Football Rally Dance. The othcers were: Albert Krug, Presidentg Richard Minotty, Vice-President, Thomas Nolan, Secretaryg and Williiim Appleton. Treasurer. Their advisor was Mr. Brookes. OMICRON HI -Y The aim of this Hi-Y is to extend Christian chai acter throughout the school and community. Omicro participated in Bundle Week and inter-club sport: They purchased a new banner and also sent a reprc sentative to Albany. Their ofhcers were: Presiden Herbert Frost, VicefPresident, Earl Lindveitg C01 responding Secretary, Richard Hamlin, Recordin Secretary, Vifarrc-n Millerg Treasurer. Edward McCu lough, and Chaplain, Frank W'ibben. Mr. john M4 Elderry was the advisor. E i E Delta HifY EPSILON HI-Y This year Epsilon Hi-Y assisted in Bundle Weel and sold soda pop at home football games and sorni basketball games. They had a fireside meeting witl Alpha Hi-Y and a future ambition is to form ai Epsilon sextet. Their otiicers are Richard Cramer Raymond Schueler, Charles Hightower, and Walte Worthingtoii. The adviser is Mr. George Graff. Theta Hi-Y la Beta Hi-Y OMEGA HI-Y Activities for this year included selling popcorn at the football games, a Freshman tea, collecting trinkets for the mountaineers in Kentucky, a mother and daughter tea, assistance in the Bundle Week Cam- paign, a booth at the Student Council Bazaar, making scrapbooks for disabled sailors and assisting on the War Stamp Committee. The officers are: President, Bcttyhf-luddersg Vice-President, Eva Niskaneng Cor- responding Secretary, Edna Gerding Recording Secre- tary, Pansy Stone, Treasurer, Marjorie Wright, Chaplain, jean Heidtmann, Council Representative, Betty-jean Wright. The advisors are Miss Doris Knauss and Mrs. Marion Haeberle. Alpha Hi-Y KAPPA HI-Y This year Kappa has continued to maintain its excel- lent standard by cooperating with the Bundle Week Campaign, giving a Freshman tea, enjoying a theatre party, and by giving Christmas gifts to the orphans of the Holy Ghost Convent. The leaders this year were: President-Evelyn Romann, Vice-President-Beatrice Eldert, Corresponding Secretary-Betty Witkin, Re- cording Secretary-Irene Buongervino, Treasurer- Carol Funke, and Chaplain-Jeanne Moller. Mrs. Lauro and Miss Sniffen were the advisors. BETA HI-Y Beta Hi-Y, advised by Miss Catherine Smith and Miss Gail Nesbitt, aims to create and to maintain better citizenship and a finer Christian character. The officers for this year were: President-Edna Galm, Vice-President - Gladys Ruby, Secretaries - Eleanor jackson' and jean Shanley, Treasurer-Beverly Ra- decke, and Chaplain-Frances Van Nostrand. The members of this club have enjoyed talks by two faculty members QMr. Preston and Mr. Abelsj and a speaker on cosmetics. Beta sponsored a Hobo Dance, a fashion show, and a Freshman Tea and have sold peanuts at the football and basketball games. Omega Hi-Y ALPHA HI-Y The officers of Alpha Hi-Y are: Gloria Logan, joan Duryea, Anna jean Hennesson, Anais Baurle, and Janet Correll as president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, and sergeant at arms, respectively. Alpha Hi-Y members are good social workers, having spon- sored a Freshman tea, a Mother and Daughter tea, and an informal supper at the home of one of the members. 'They also sold Valentine lapel pins, and in cooperation with Theta I-Ii-Y, held a football rally dance. Miss Grabowski and Miss Bayer are the faculty advisors. Kappa Hi-Y 5 S Club SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB With Marie Procter, Adeline Leder, Dolores David- son, and Evelyn Applegate to lead them, the Social Science Club gave a program for an orphanage and is planning to see a play. The purpose of this group is to serve the school and community and to provide a social club for students. The advisor was Miss Bucks. -d,..--- Wforld Studies Club YORKER CLUB A new club, the Yorker Club, was organized this year. The activities included a trip to the Cloisters in Fort Tryon Park, a radio broadcast, and a tour of Radio City and the Museum of Modern Art. The oflicers are: President-Claire Lazzaro, Vice-Presi- dent-Margaret Vogel, Corresponding Secretary- Helen Bornholdt, Recording Secretary-Eileen Schnell, Treasurer-Marilyn Kemp, and Sergeant at Arms-Catherine Goetze. The purpose of the club is to know more thoroughly New York City's cultural resources. The club is under the supervision of Miss Kaplan. FIVE S CLUB In addition to their regular club activities, the Five S Club, u.nder the direction of Miss Grabowski organized an inter-scholastic forum which was helc at Sewanhaka on December 7. The schools tha attended this forum were Manhasset, Oceanside Northport, Hicksville, and Malverne. The club alsc participated in a debate with Chaminade and Man hasset this spring. The officers are Violet Herbst Sophie Bdzikot, Dorothy Duggan, and Peter Ostrofi Social Science Club WORLD STUDIES CLUB The aim of the World Studies Club is to promotm friendship among Freshmen and to further interes in Social Studies. Some of the activities of the clut have been to see movies of historical interest such a: Madame Curie, and to visit exhibits such as the New York Historical Society Exhibit. They alsc hold social meetings with entertainment. The otficeri of the club are: President-john Steinheuser, Vice President-George Cox, Secretary-Dorothy Kurzius and Treasurer-Theodore Rudel. Miss Sniffen is the advisor. Yorker Club gov' G. :rl Cheerleaders my c1iwcr1wdffS BOYS' CHEER LEADERS In the past year, these fellows have attained their goal-that of arousing school spirit and boosting the morale of the athletes. Cheering at the football and basketball games, rallies, and assemblies constituted the activities of the club. The advisor of the group is Mr. Mark Abels, who has taken over for Mr. William Irwin, now a member of the armed services. Arthur Johnstone is the captain. THE CHEERLEADERS CGir1sD These lovely ladies have one aim-to promote school spirit-and under the direc- tion of Mrs. King, they do an excellent job. They cheer at all games, rally dances, and at assemblies, with their rickety-rackety yells. joan McCabe is Captain. Hip! Hin' Yeh team 1 PASTE ., 1 zito' 1 ff, 3,5 edt? bac- Vclvyleh The Totem When November rolled around the junior Class realizing that the publication of the year book rest upon their shoulder, set out to work. An Editor-in- Chief was to be chosen from amongst them. Robert Edwards was selected for this position. There was then a general meeting held from which Edwards picked his staff which were as follows: Jeanette Cacciatore, Assistant Editorg Robert Leary, Sports Editorg john Denton, Business Manager, Don Allen and john Sutter, Chief Photographers, Fred Meyer, Advertising Manager, Betty Finch, Clubs Editor, jean Ziesing, Senior Writeupsg Marie Sica, Art Editorg Betty Uhlig, Social Editor, Erna juli, Copy Editor. Mr. Paul was chosen Advisor to the Totem but upon his induction into the Navy in December, Mr. Anastasio was selected to take his place. Other ad- visors are Miss Mayer, Circulation Advisorg Miss Kaplan, Advertising and Business advisorg Dr. Frost, Literary supewisorg Miss Kruger, Art Directorg Mr. Gehde and Mr. Allen, Photography directorg Miss Cahalan, Senior Writeup advisorg Mr. Mann, Senior Picture supervisor. We take this time to thank all those connected in any way with the Totem for without the help of every- one of them the publication of this book would have been impossible. Totem THE CHIEFTAIN The purpose of the Chieftain staff is to provide a paper through which school events may be published. It provides an outlet for the creative writing of the students and also offers both students and faculty the chance to express their opinions. The officers of this group were: Editor-in-Chief, Ray O'Hareg News Editor, Sally Kayg Feature Edi- tors, Vida Ragine and Harriette Clarkg Sports Editor, Ray O'Hareg Business Manager, Ruth Youngg Copy Editor, Lynn Marcusg Exchange Editor, Virginia Bart- lettg Photo Editor, Charles Weberg Advertising Man- agers, Kathleen Goess and Phillip Chirstg Circulating Manager, Corinne Mcllroy. The advisors were: Dr. Hugh Flaherty, Mr. Wal- ter Thompson, Mr. Henry Aungst, Mr. Sigmond Sluszka, Mrs. Helen P. Thorner, and Mrs. Rose Bristow. b- Ali Rss-X -. Siting A y Nxiifi . xi, xi ex y H, X 1 The Chieftain Hall Squad ,. ghfdg GIRLS SERVICE LEAGUE The chief aim of the Girls' Service League is to be of service to Sewanhaka. The Girls aid in usher- ing, watch the lockers, assist the librarians and the school nurse, keep order in the halls, welcome visi- tors, run the elevator, and sponsor transfer students. This past year they have given teas, a talent show, a game party, a fireside picnic, and in cooperation with the Hall Squad, they presented the Hall Squad-Service League Dance. The ofiicers for this year were-Cap- tain: Ruth Young, First Liutenants: Margaret Krum- menacker, Doris Cooper, and Marjorie Wright, Sec- ond Lieutenants: Betty jean Wright, Sylvia Hauser falso Captain of Usherettesj, Norma Sandgren and Erna juli. Mrs. Utter and Miss Bane are the faculty advisors. The Girls' Service League .HALL SQUAD This year the Hall Squad had one social event, a dance held jointly with the Girls' Service League. The object of the Hall Squad is to enforce school laws and to better Sewanhaka as a whole. The offi- cers are: Captains-Bill Duhigg and Al Dieterich, First Lieutenants-Bob Orr, Ed McCullough, and Dick Finley, Second Lieutenants-George Bean and John Mellevold, Adjutants-Vincent Laino and Bob Zulkofske, Sergeants-Tom Misstreta, First Period, William Bunzel, Second Period, George Forrest, Third Period, Gene Karpowitz, Fourth Period, Gor- don Kahrs, Fifth Period, Ed Larsen, Sixth Period, Dan Maurer, Seventh Period. Advisor-Mr. Nordahl. Artsmen BOOKMEN The Bookmen are organized for the purpose of serving as student librarians, to learn library pro- :edure and to enjoy social fellowship. The officers ire Ronald Stagg, President, Edward Vollaro, Vice- Presidentg Hollis Lamkin, Secretary, and Robert Romeril, Treasurer. The advisor is Mrs. Elizabeth Derr. This year, in cooperation with the Library Club, :he Bookmen have undertaken a Victory Book cam- paign which proved to be very successful. Ceraiuists LIBRARY CLUB The aim of the Library Club is to encourage its nembers to do library work during their free periods nd to be of service to the school and student body. During the schol year they have sold Christmas wrap- nings, helped in the Victory Book Campaign, with the iid of the Bookmen and sold shamrocks for St. Pat- 'ick's Day. The ofhcers were: President, Catherine Qiordanog Vice-President, Ann Ragineg Correspond- ng Secretary, Rose Castillog Recording Secretary, frene Buongervinog Treasurer, Grace Buongervinog ind Program Chairman, Agnes Marotto. The Club advisor is Miss Evelyn Mertz. ARTSMEN These talented art students, under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Backiel, make posters and displays adver- tising school activities. This year, ten pledges were selected and their initiation was held in the Spring. The Artsmen compete in poster contests, and contrib- ute posters to Red Cross and War Bond Drives. Their officers are Don Malmquist, President, and Lor- raine Hartmann, Recording Secretary. Bookmen CERAMISTS The Ceramists, under the direction of Miss Helen Kruger, are the ones who decorate the display win- dows during the school year. This year their activities consisted of visiting the Brooklyn Museum, contrib- uting to the Red Cross, and the main activity was the Christmas and Spring sales of their ceramics. The oficers are: Donn Malmquist, President, Marie Sica, Vice-President, Dorothy Barreras, Secretary, and joan Gaffney, Treasurer. Library Club Aeong DEUTSCHER VEREIN The purpose of Deutscher Verein is to learn practi- cal conversational German, especially that which would be of use to boys planning to enlist in the Armed Services of our country. This club sponsored a booth at the Student Council Bazaar and also had a Christmas party. The officers of the club are: Pres- ident-Alfred Strasser, Vice-President-Alfred Whit- man, Corresponding Secretary-Olga Wolff, Record- ing Secretary-Frank Wibben, and Treasurer-Paul Muhs. Dr. Forst is the faculty advisor. Latin Club AEOLIANS A subordinate group of the vocal department is the Aeolians who per orm at concerts, public meet- ings, spring concerts, and assemblies and often con- duct community singing at different affairs. Any Fri day afternoon this year you would have found them practicing in Room 324 with Miss'Donoghue. AEONS Who are those handsome men that harmonize? Yes, they are the barber-shop crooners otherwise called the Aeons. These boys were chosen from the Boys Varsity Glee Club for their outstanding ability and met with Miss Donoghue their advisor on Tues- day afternoons. Deutscher Verein LATIN CLUB The business meetings of the Latin Club have been conducted on a parliamentary system. At some of these meetings plays and skits were presented, a Truth or Consequence Contest was conducted, and there was group singing of Latin songs. The club's aim is to encourage social relationships and create interest in Latin and its cultural background. Hazel johnson and Clifford Reis were the residents for this year with Pat Howell as corresponding secretary, and Doris Kallenburg as treasurer. Mr. Wood was the advisor. Aeolians .7 . , PURPLE QUILL Under the leadership of Tom Lawson as president, Charlotte Harbaugh as vice-president, Anne jackson as secretary, and Phyllis Meyer as treasurer, The Pur- ple Quill, although organized in December, has had an eventful year. Four poems were contributed to a National Anthology of High School verse, to be pub- lished in 1944, and the members furnish material for a column of original poetry, essays, and short stories in the Chieftain. The purpose of this club, which is advised by Miss Hammersley, is to offer an opportu- nity .for encouragement and help to those interested in writing. Purple Quill PICA CLUB This year the members of the Pica Club have helped o make the school handbook, have printed books vith the school songs and cheers, made memorandum lads for members of the administration and have been iinding books for crippled children. The officers vere John Doherty, Bruce Waterfall, Muriel Albert nd Robert Aldredge. The advisor was Mr. Wipper. Junior Red Cross SCRIBES CLUB The Scribes spent a busy year enjoying social irties, educational trips, and talks by business repre- intatives. Their officers were: President-Jean uckham, Vice-President-Eleanor jackson, Corre- monding Secretary-Rosemary Citera, and Treasurer -Muriel Lipp. The advisor was Mrs. DeMattia. Pica Club JUNIOR RED CROSS The junior Red Cross' chief aim is to help in the war effort this year of all years. They have sent records and scrapbooks to servicemen, collected maga- zines, and sponsored the Red Cross Leap Year Dance to raise money for the War Fund. Doris Schwenker is Presidentg John Roche, Vice-President, Robert Hudders, Corresponding Secretaryg Marian Fluhr, Recording Secretary, Louise Greendorfer, Treasurer, and Helen Aiosa is Program Chairman. Mrs. Geller and Miss Marie Kirchner are the advisors. Scribes -.fw A Ticket Committee PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM The Public Address System is a club whose aim is to serve the school, and to better understand the public address systems. The activities of the club are to operate and maintain all public address systems in the school for all organizations and events, such as the Dad's club, class assemblies, class dances, recrea- tion dancing, and all basketball and football games. The officers are: President-Edward Moller, Secre- tary-Andrew Mustapich, Treasurer-Edward Burns. Mr. John Stahl is the advisor. Radio Announcers MOVIE SQUAD The splendid cooperation of the Movie Szuad enables us to see educational and recreational lms in both the Auditorium and in Room 222. This club has no definite officers. Mr. Leon Cooper is the advisor. TICKET COMMITTEE Handling the sale of tickets to all social and athletii events sponsored by the school, is the purpose an: activity of the Ticket Committee. Robert Nelson President, and Evelyn Romann, Secretary, are thi oHicers. The advisors are Mr. Hayden Allen, Mr Wood, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Babcock and Mr. Willians ! Public address system Radio Announcers Under the direction of Mr. Roscoe Grover, the Radio Announcers help to unite the homerooms by offering their services for public radio announce- ments. These students are chosen from the public speaking classes. This club helps to further thc interest in radio announcing as a career. There are no officers for the club. Movie Squad S E Z r .1 r Rifle Team GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB The purpose of the Girls Athletic Club is to pro- rote a wider interest in the field of sports throughout ewanhaka. On February 8, they opposed the women :achers in a basketball game. The President is Rose Williams, Vice-President, Marguerite Van Zantg Sec- etary, joy Kell, and Treasurer, Gloria Ulrich. The dvisor is Mrs. Todd. Future farmers of America RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club holds its meetings every week, aim- ing to develop the safe use of fire arms, with the .22 rifle a specialty. They have held postal matches every week and took part in tournaments held at Abraham Lincoln High School, Brooklyn, and at Hempstead High School. The ollicers are: Albert Dieterich, Presidentg james Denning, Vice-President, and Peter Taylor, Scretary-Treasurer. Mr. Williams is the faculty advisor. Girls Athletic Club FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA In addition to their regular club activities, the F.F.A. attended the Poultry Show at Madison Square Garden and the Farmingdale Country Life Program. They also went to the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens and the Bronx Zoo. The club expects to take a promi- nent cpart in helping landscape the new school groun s. Their officers are Edward Rock, President, Albert Strasser, Vice-President, Harold Curtis, Secre- taryg and Robert Timmerman, Treasurer. Mr. Furbee is the adviser. but push. . ' 'U Our QM Who's Who ln Popularity The King and Queen of the Student Council Bazaar were Grace Clark and Peter Ostrott by an overwhelming majority. As was the custom the elected couple remained on a raised pedestal for the whole evening. Both were ahead of the nearest competitor, who in the case of the most popular girl was Brenda XX'ilson, Student Council Vice-President, who claimed seventy-four votes. Fifty-four were counted for Senior Class vice-president Al Krug, in the most popular boy field. Running close behind were Beatrice Cooper and Donald Lyons with eighteen and thirty-seven votes respectively. Grace Clark proved her popularity by scoring again in the Best All-Around Girl Voting. The popular senior claimed one hundred fifty-five votes. Trailing eighty votes behind, Brenda Wilson once again got the bridesmaid honors with seventy-five counters. Best All'Around Boy, Dick Cramer, beat out Ostroff and Krug by two votes. Bill Epler brought up the rear with thirty-nine votes. Only twelve votes separated Pat Hughes and Barbara Dougherty for the most Attractive Girl. In the final count Pat 'Hughes had sixty-two and Babs tallied an even fifty. In a surprisingly strong finish, Don Lyons came out tops in the Best Looking Boy voting. Dick Cramer followed and the booby prize fan Elizabeth Arden beauty bookj to Dave Faulkner. The Most Athletic Boy was Dick Cramer, next were Bill Epler, Ed Rock and Paul Lynner. Muscles joan McCabe won out in the Most Athletic Girl. Brenda Wilson and Jean Best were the runner ups. Brenda XY'ilson and Hank Paterson ran away with the top honors as the Best Girl and Boy Dancers. Sewanhaka's Best Dressed Boy and Girl turned out to be Bob Wilson and Janice Corn. Peter Ostroff, Dick Cramer, Babs Dougherty and Brenda Wilson received the other honors. Bill Appleton and Eleanor jackson lead as the Most Popular Couple. The Most Humorous Student being Pete Ostroff and also the Most Scholarly. Ray O'Hare was voted as the Hardest XX'orker. Again Grace Clark came out on top as the Best Disposition. Also Ostroff took away the title of the Best Mannered . . 1 ,vt 1- .' x X . 5 a . I f 4 O , a , I Football Completing their best season in a decade except that of 1942, the team had a record of six wins, two losses, and tied one. For the second time in the school's history the team defeated both Hempstead and Chaminade in the same season. The first contest was against a strong Valley Stream team, but not strong enough as the 18-0 score proved. Queripel, Muller and Cramer scored. On October 2, Mepham came from behind in the second half to win by a score of 19-14 spoiling any chances of a perfect season. Rowe and Cramer scored. The following Saturday it was a determined team that beat Oceanside 6-0. Bill Epler's drive carried him across for our tally. This victory made it the 13th win over Oceanside in a row. Everyone was looking anxiously ahead to the Hempstead game. In this game the starting line-up and second stringers were: Andy Mierdercks, left endg Ken johnson alternating with joe McEvoy at left tackle, Sam Stemple at left guard and Dick Troy at center. The other half of the line was Steve Cannone at right guard, Will Vassar at right tackle, and Clarke Muller at right end. The backfield had Ed Rock at quarterback, with Ev Rowe and Bill Epler at left half and Dolph Queripel and Charley Greves at right half. Dick Cramer was fullback. Other worthy players were Bob Pelligrino, Marty Krug and Chris Verron. Sewanhaka was victorious over Hempstead after 60 minutes of tough and close play, 13-6. Bill Epler and Charley Greves scored for the Reservation. In a good game until the second half the fans saw Freeport win 25-0, with Paris and Wright scoring at ease. Ed Rock of Sewanhaka looked especially good on the defense. Scrappy Chaminade on November 2 was nipped 6-0 in the closing minutes through Dick Cramer's interception and flashing across for the only score in a very tight game. After a two weeks lay-off Westbury's so-called giant killer went down before the Tribe to the tune of 19-7 score. Charley Greves crossed first with Epler and Cramer following to complete the score. In a Thanksgiving Day game at Lawrence Stadium the two teams battled to a 0-0 deadlock. The big thrill came when the Indians, namely Dick Troy and joe McEvoy, stopped Billy Wilson of Lawrence after four futile attempts. l in l ' Sam Stcmplc Stanley Mann Coach Al. Twitchell ff rd:f,,,v 'll Conch Ed. Carter Ka Dick Cramer was the leading ground gainer with an average of 8.3 yards per try. Charley Greves and Dolph Queripel shared the passing honors. Ed Rock did the brainwork. Sewanhaka placed three men on the all-scholastic teams, Cramer and Cannone on the second team and Sam Stemple on the third team. The jayvees had a record of 2 wins, 3 defeats, and 1 tieg meeting Valley Stream, Hempstead, Chaminade, Mineola and Mepham twice. Mr. Twitchell, Mr. Lesher, and Mr. Carter, who has since left school, were varsity coaches. Mr. Mattice and Mr. Becker were coaches of the Jayvees. .. I , ' Andy Meierdriecks Dick Crummer Ken johnson Basketball Playing in the South Shore Athletic League for the first time in the schools history as a basket- ball team, the Indians did a fine job. The climax of league competition came in the first round of the sectional playoffs at Lawrence when Oceanside opposed the Tribe and beat them 36-38 in the final minutes of the first overtime period. The Indians opened at home with Chaminade only to lose 32-22. Following that defeat the quintet nipped Great Neck 24-22, and bowled over Freeport away and Hempstead at home, 44-38 and 38-28 respectively in the first two league games. These games brought Sewanhaka up to the Christmas vaca- tion as leaders of the S.S.A.L. Class A teams. Following a two-weeks lay-off, the team played host to Richmond Hill High, a top team in Queens County play, and lost 47-31 playing a ragged game. Spirits rose again as the Warriors played their third game taking Valley Stream 35-29 at home. Then arch rival spelled again defeat as Chaminade won 49-13, Sewanhaka only sinking 3 field goals, the lowest number of the season. Traveling again, the quintet beat the Mepham Pirates out- in the final seconds winning 27-29, Duffy Gunderson coming through with his reliable set. Coming to mid-season form, Lawrence was easily beaten 33-26, this making it 5 in a row win the S.S.A.L. competition and strengthening Sewanhaka's place over Mepham. Next Baldwin High lost its seventh straight 41-28. In the third and last game with Chami- nade, the Frenchmen had another field day winning 26-41. In a home game in the afternoon with Garden City the 5 added another win to that column, running up a 43-31 score. Three days later underdog Freeport arose in an upset winning 46-38 and, as though this was the beginning of the end, Hempstead at their home court ran rough shod over the Indians, the score being 53-32. The following Friday found the Reservation enjoying its biggest night with a 60-30 win over Valley Stream cellar-team in the S.S.A.L. A week later in a night game with Mepham, the Pirates came from behind to win in a close game 33-26, at the same time taking first place in the league standings. With only one more league game left the Tribe trounced Lawrence, 45-34. In the final scheduled game of the season, Baldwin, not having won any of its games, used Sewan- haka as the goat and won on a long looping set shot by Walt Lubkeman, Baldwin's ca tain. The season completed, Sewanhaka was still second to Mepham in the S.S.A.L. and eligible to play in the play-offs, the winner for undisputed championship of Nassau and Suffolk Counties. As we have already said the Indians were put out by Oceanside in the first round, the game being the best the 5 had played all season without a doubt. john Gunderson led the team in scoring with Paul Lynner next with 155 and 149 points respectively. The only other player to break the century mark was Pete Innvar with 107 points. Lynner had the best average of 8.7 points per game and then Gunderson next with 8.6. Innvar had 5.9. II' Q CF' ll-ng an I ', if . .Y 5 -. 'Uv Q. LaCrosse A usual scene in Sewanhaka's three ring sports whirl during the Spring are the LaCrosse men. Commonly dubbed by the student body as the butterfly chasers because of the similarity of their Crosse to a net of that type. True redskins as Gordon Satterly, the dead eye of the team, Art QE.H.j Wider, and our boy Harry Schaefer, start for Coach Al Twitchell on the attack. Playing midfield are legs Ed Rock, tiny mite Bill Epler and handsome Ray Schueler. On the defense such brawny men as Tony Jurich, Sam Stemple and bob-white Joe McEvoy help out the two versatile goalies, low-brow Will Vassar and Gio DePasquale. It is also worth a paragraph to mention such players as passing Dave Faulkner, Buzzer Rowe, Joss McElduff and Dolph Queripel for their fine work. Playing their usual eight game schedule so far the team has lost but one game and won three. In the Hrst game a heart-breaker against Garden City the team lost to 7-6 score, but in the next game also at home, the team showed its mite and won over Poly Prep 16-5. Clark Muller's jay-vee team also won 10-4 to complete a perfect afternoon. Clark a post-graduate is helping out Coach Twitchell and doing a fine job. Away at New York Military Academy the Braves romped to a 10-1 win, holding a shut out until Gene McGray of N.Y.M.A. came thru in the closing minutes of play. In the last game up to the printing of this article, the Reservation scored over Manhasset by an 8-4 score. In the second game the Jay-vee's were deadlocked 5-5. Tom Nolan and jim Wilkerson left for the service before the season began. In tribute to Tom, a last year's veteran, he was elected honorary captain. Gordon Satterly is the present captain of the varsity. Captain Satterly leads in goals scored with, Art Wider second, and Bill Epler third. QQ, - A v.,N'3i tw . nv- Baseball Slated for a eighteen game schedule the Indians havent come up to most expectations or have looked like any of the good teams in the schools history. Handicapped with the loss of twelve regulars from last season and numerous injuries it didn't mean the club didn't have talent or class. Before the regular season got under way the nine saw action in four practice games two with each Garden City and Malverne High Schools. The Braves lost and tied one with Garden City and beat Malverne twice. Opening the regular season away, at Mepham, the team won 1-O. Harry Curtis scoring in the first. At home the next day the order was reversed as Richmond Hill romped to a 9-3 win. The loss was probably due to traveling fatigue the preceding day. Big Irv Burton came back to win his second game, and had it against a strong Chaminade team until the seventh inning. Then in a downpour the score was tied 5-5 and it was called there. Four days later on a Monday Chet Redzikowski lost his first game against the Garden City Trojands previously played in a practice game. The score was 3-2. Walt Kelly, an addition to the team, chalked up his first win against Baldwin 9-3. Irv Burton lost his first game at home playing host to Freeport. The Red Devils, scoring two runs in both the third and fifth inning, won 5-O. In the second game of May on the second, the Braves behind Redzinkowski tri- umphed 4-2 helped by doubles from the bats of Harry Curtis and Irv Burton. Hitting the road again against Great Neck, the team faltered 4-2, with Vin Doherty losing his second game, although the Indians made a valiant try in the final inning, putting two runs across. A game with Hempstead still on the road with the fourth consecutive game found the boys from the Hub enjoying a 4-1 lead as the game ended. Mainstay, Irv Burton, could not hold his first inning lead and consequently, lost his second game. In the final game, before this article went to press, the ball club lost 4-0, a shut- out against Valley Stream. Dick Williams starting for the first time was charged with the loss. It was at this time tha jim Devine and Harold Jacobs, regular shortstop and second baseman, respectively, were out with injuries. Other regulars who rate being mentioned and who have had a hand in winning more than one game are: Charley Greves, Dick Troy, Frank Leistman, Stan Martinsen, Dave Kraft, Frank Wilde and also our unreplace- able managers jiggs and Charley. Mr. Henry Mattice succeeds Mr. Ed Carter as baseball coach. 2 1 ' H Indoor Track In its second season of Indoor Track the boardmen, numbering eight members, competed in three impor- tant meets, all being held at the Madison Square Garden. The first was the National A.A.U. Cham- pionships. Our lone man to place was Dick Cramer, third in the 60 yard dash. A week later Sewanhaka ran a relay team in a special event for the public schools and finishing third in their heat. That evening in the Knights of Columbus Meet, Cramer and Martin reached the quarter-finals in the dash and Mellevold, Armitage and Dickerson fin- ished l0, 12 and 15 respectively in the half mile run- ning against college competition. i IxILlVlIlAlII1lIlllL' P'.H VC' li' fL.S.lNI.C. ' I ' it Lmy OC U 0 Bill DlLilit'fSl7ll Dan Maurer ,liiliii lNIellewitl Dick Cramer Outdoor Track Witli two meets already completed the Trackteam has had a good season despite the many losses through graduation or the service. Some of these were last years' captain Henry Wocker, jack Kresek, Tom Burnard, john juster, Al Witzig, Andy Amato, and Bill Wyat. In their first meet with Freeport, the cindermen came out on top with fifteen points to the good. Dick Cramer, the one man track team, took the only double winning in both the 100 yard dash and the 220 low-hurdles. Also Al Krug and Ralph Martin placed in the 220 sprint. Gordon Armitage in the 440 yard run and a trio in the 880 run, namely, jimmy Fitzpatrick, Bill Dickerson and Mel Armitage. john Mellevold ran true to form in the mile with teammate Ed McCullough second. The relay team also won finishing up the running events. In the field we were shut out in the shot-put but tied for second in both the high jump and the pole-vault. Dan Maurer eaked out a close third for the Reservation in the broad-jump. The Indians again won in a triangular meet with Mepham and Valley Stream. The Indians with 54 points, took six firsts with Cramer again scoring a double in the Century run and the low hurdles. Mepham followed with 34 points and Valley Stream trailed with 30. With the season far from finished the Indians have a good chance to go undefeated and also gain a top ranking spot in the sectionals at Farmingdale. Mr. Stanley Mann coached the spikesters with Mr. Fritz Becker assisting in the latter. Mr. Sigmund Slszka coached the Indoor trackteam. Gordon Armitage S -- - Cross Country The cross-country harriers captained by john Mellevold split a six dual meet schedule winning three and losing the same number. In the first meet at Mepham the team lost, not placing a man in the first six places. At Hempstead Lake State Park our runners lost again although Sewanhaka took both second and third places. In the final loss of the season Chaminade won with Mellevold of Sewanhaka being the only Indian to place. Malverne High was the Harriers first victim as Mellevold broke our home course record in 12 minutes 34.7 seconds. This was only the beginning as the team beat Valley Stream with Mellevold again breaking a course record. 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Telephone: Floral Park 80 Compliments of the Professional Service and Repairing All Types Sets and Radio Repairing BROWN'S RADIO SHOP Sound System Amplifiers for Outdoor and Social Functions 271 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park, L. I. GARDEN CITY HAND LAUNDRY ZANETTIES CONFECTIONERY Home Made Ice Cream 230 J ERICHO TURNPIKE FLORAL PARK Telephone: Floral Park 2000 LEE'S DRUG STORE Direct Distributors for the Following Beauty Aids COLONIAL GALLERIES INC. FURNITURE Standard Lines at Less Than City Prices Elizabeth Arden Lentheric - Helena Rubinstein Bourjois Bed Room Fufllllufe Harriet Hubbard Ayer Houbigant Dining ROOIII Furniture yghoiacmr gggiy Sage Reupholstering - Slip Covers Ch l . yaffifey Yu 139 TULIP AVENUE FLORAL PARK 158 TULIP AVENUE FLORAL PARK Telephone: Floral Park 1038 Telephone: Fieldstone 3-2670 TED'S MEN'S SHOP Wearing Apparel for the Campus 4 206 JERICHO TURNPIKE JULIUS ALTMAN DEPARTMENT STORE l O 0 NEW HYDE PARK, N. Y. 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JOHNSTONE Licensed Real Estate For Sale - For Rent Approved Home Owners Loan Sales Broker 11 OAKLAND AVENUE lNear Hempstead Turnpikel West Hempstead, New York Fresh Fish Daily Fish Fries Our Specialty FRANKLIN SEA FOOD CENTRE NORMAN LOTTERER Famous For Our Clam Chowder and Fish Cakes 333 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square, L. I. CONTOURE F ACIALS Kate Buchholz Wm. Buchholz ANTOINETTE BEAUTY SALON Hair Styling - Permanent Waving 244-10 JAMAICA AVENUE BELLEROSE, N. Y. Phone: Primrose 6097 Phones: Fieldstone 3-0462 Garden City 348 FRED SCHILLING and SON Hardware - Paints - House Furnishings 322 HEZMPSTEAD TURNPIKE FRANKLIN SQUARE, L. I. J. NICHOLAS KRUG AGENCY REAL ESTATE AND ALL FoRMs or INSURANCE 635 Jericho Turnpike New Hyde Park, N. Y. Phone: Floral Park 6495 SID'S SERVICE STATION Our Tire and Battery Service Is Complete S. Benjamin, Prop. JERICI-IO TURNPIKE and 6th STREET Telephone: Floral Park 3443 New Hyde Park MOSSES SHOE STORE 188 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park, L. I. 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Compliments of MEROLLAS MUSIC SHOP 0 o o 117 TULIP AVENUE FLORAL PARK Tel.: Floral Park 6833 BISCHOFF'S 50 T0 31.00 STORE 'N 916 Jericho Turnpike New Hyde Park, L. I. LIST YOUR PROPERTY Either for Rental or for Sale For Quick Results See RICHARD J. WADE REAL ESTATE BROKER Theatre Building Floral Park 1677 CHe1sea 3-684 CHIN AND LEE,S Chow Mein Delicious - Nturitious - Economical 123-127 BANK STREET New York City 14 Phone: Garden City 1919 G A Y ' S FLOWERS, GIFTS, POTTED PLANTS 25 Nassau Boulevard So. Garden City, L. 1. BRAUE'S CONFECTIONERY 1017 Jericho Turnpike New Hyde Park, L. 1. ADELPHI GARAGE Nassau Boulevard South Phone Garden City 3521 MOSKIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE 245-06 Jamaica Avenue Bcllerose New York Best Wishes from THE CLASS OF '4 xgzy The COMPTOMETER SCHOOL OPERATED hy the COMPTOMETER COMPANY Short intensive course leads to attracive employment opportunities in War Produc- tion, Civilian Industry, Government Agencies. FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE DAY and EVENING CLASSES Start Each Monday HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ONLY Registration pen-Inquire Now 299 BROADWAY, N. Y. C. WOrth 2-5393 McCARTHY 8: SIMON, Inc. MANUFACTURING SPECIALISTS 7-9 West 36th Street, New York Just off Fifth Avenue Specialists in CHOIR VESTMENTS PULPIT GOWNS CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS for All Degrees Outfitters to over 2500 Schools, Colleges and Churches DIEGE and CLUST 17 John Street New York 8, N. Y. Manufacturing Specialty Jewelers GQ? Official Jewelers for the Class of 1944 Ui? Rings, Pins, Medals, Trophies Athletic Awards To All Graduates of SEWANHAKA HIGH SCHOOL CLASS or 1944 We Extend Our Sincere Wishes for Long Happy and Prosperous Careers THE FRANKLIN SQUARE NATIONAL BANK Franklin Square, New York All negatives of photographs appearing this hook are in our files. Additional H finished portraits may be purchased special school rates. Compliments Of A P E D A S T U D I O 212 WEST 48th STREET New York 19, New York Clrcle 6-0790 Oficial Photographers to the 1944 Totem Evergreen 7-8234-5-6 Pies and cakes you enjoy in you cafeteria baked for you by PARADISE BAKING CORPORATION 0 16-34 NORMAN AVENUE BROOKLYN 22, N. Y. Y' Wishes from . . . THE CLASS OF '44 Q t Wishes from . . . THE CLASS OF '45 ay B t Wishes from . . . THE CLASS OF '46 GX-2 We Have Every Method in Permanents For Appointment Phone Fieldstone 3-9380 ANDORA BEAUTY SALON We Specialize in Dyeing and Permanents 1596 Hillside Ave. New Hyde Park, L. I. GULF Tel.: Floral Park 7798 ANN'S SERVICE STATION Towing and Repairing DICK BROWNELL, Manager 1600 HILLSIDE AVENUE Cor. New Hyde Park Road New Hyde Park, L. I. Compliments Of DICK'S Q7 Compliments of 0 0 0 DR. DAVID L. SILVERMAN 1911193 q1noA omnbg ugpluead PILCRIM PHARMACY Harry Spar, Ph.G. A Drug Store of Merit mp Io Hillside Avenue at New Hyde Park Road sguawydwog New Hyde Park, L. I. 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