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

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CHIEFTAIN STAFF gy.- Emma O'Brien, Kay Vorbach, John Powers, Tom Hollingshead Whaf fales Room II2, as +he headquarfers of fhe number one school newspaper in +he Unifed Sfafes, could fell if if could only fallc. Jusf before prinfing fime, whaf a conglomerafion of shoufs and orders and people, in and ouf. always in a hurry, and iusf when one heaves a sigh of relief over one prize winning issue, in fhey come, fhe sfaff and advisors dreaming up fheir wonderful ideas for The nexf big issue. Never a dull momenf. Buf seriously, 'rhe Chieffain has rolled up a won- derful and impressive lis+ of honors and awards. Besides being considered fhe besf high school pub- licafion in +he Unifed Sfafes, 'rhe paper has cap- fured, for fhe sevenfh consecufive 'rime 'rhe Na- fional Scholasfic Press Associa+ion's all American Pacemaker Award, fhe Columbia Scholasfic Press Associal'ion's Firsf Place Medalisf, fhe lnhernafional Honor Award of fhe Quill and Scroll Sociefy, fhe George H. Galleys Award. Perhaps one of fhe greafesf fribufes 'rhaf can be paid fo fhe paper was 'rhe commenf of 'rhe judges af fhe Syracuse Convenfion, a commenf fhaf sums up in a single sen+ence +he excellence of fhe paper: The Chief- fain is nof only very readable buf an excepfionally significanf paper in fhe field of scholasfic iour- nalism. The sfaff, as a group. were delegafes ai fhe N. Y. U. Press Convenfion where 'rhey were ad- dressed by Dale Carnegie and fhere affended dis- cussion sessions on various aspecfs of publishing. The edifors and Mr. Sluzlca also affended fhe con- venfion af Syracuse. This year's sfaff has done an excellenf iob in mainfaining fhe high sfandards of 'rhe paper and in helping fo carry ouf ifs purpose, 'rhaf of provid- ing a means fhrough which school evenfs may be published as well as acfing as an ouflef for +he creafive abilify of s+u'den+s and as a medium fhrough which fhey may express fheir opinions and beliefs. ' The members of 'rhe sfafi were: Kay Vorbaclc and Jack Powers, Co-Edifors: Margarel' Cacioppo. News Ediforp Burgess Jamieson, Assisfanf News Ediforg Emma O'Brien. Copy Edifort Tom Hollingshead. Sporfs Eclifor: Harry Transky and Francis Coverg, Sporfs Ediforg Harry Sandgren and James Michael. Makeup Ediforg Diana Webber, Girls Sporfs Edifor: Paf Winslow, Sfaff Secrefary: Mary Millin, Exchange Edifory Lyn Applegif, Feaiure Edifor: Lillian Bur- gess, Adverfisemenf Manager: Ina Sullivan, Circu- lafion and Eleanor Jones, Business Manager. The advisors were: Dr. Hugh Flaherfy, Mr. Sluzlca Mr. Aungsf, Miss Sfaffel, Miss Briff and Mr: Thompson.

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TOTEM , Poi.L ,., 1 . 0, I 64,1 'Exam MOST ATTRACTIVE COUPLE Ann Saunders 81 Doug Kiernan Valerie Jones 81 William Ruby ' BEST WARRIOR ' John Gunderson I9II Thomas McVeigh I57I PRETTIEST SOUAW Valerie .Iones I53I Virginia Srinson 42 Norma AIIen 23 MOST I-IANDSOME BRAVE Richard Specker I4-SI Thomas McVeigh II6I FAVORITE PLACE ON TI-IE RESERVATION Gym During Recreational Dancing FAVORITE RECORD Le? I+ Snow 39 F' 1 Symphony 35 'C , 7 Ill' f'YN Fw IAAA :Ana MOST READ MAGAZINE Life I 56 Sevenfeen I53 BEST DRESSED SOUAW Shirley Miller 57 Mimi Dougherfy 29 Jeanerre Quick 23 BEST DRESSED BRAVE Richard Specker 72I Clinfon Hammond 36 Bruce Brsland I8 MOST POPULAR BRAVE Richard Specker 95 Thomas McVeigh 6I Jack Williams 35 MOST POPULAR SOUAW Norma AIIen I55 Vida Regine 23 RIONW