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Q ...X at X fr' Z if wi ,, . ! S' - A , ' ' l . . X .1 . mi! . I . Fry -ifgg ,J H, . i R fi-s if if-3. ..4. um-A ,man ... , ,. I ' ' vw' ....- .,..,., vm.-- , , M- ,, Q. ,aid 77:12 Totem 1947 Presented by the Iunior Class of SEWANHAKA CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL FLORAL PARK NEW YORK Sewanhaka High School is one of the most prominent schools in the United States to- day. lt serves a large suburban section of New York, and ade- quately represents both rural and urban lite. Four years of work and play have formed many memories, and it is to the preservation of these that the Class of l948 humbly present this yearbook, The Totem of 1947 . We have applied many ideas to the formation of our annual, some tried and proven, others new and challenging to the im- aginations of the staff. It has been our desire to capture the atmosphere well enough to match up to the pattern portray- ed by Dr. Nicholas Engelhardt, who said, The great high schools ot America can be counted on the fingers of one hand, and Sewanhaka is one of these schools. PUBLICATIONS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES SENIORS CLUBS MUSIC SPRING, 1946 SPCRTS ADVERTISEMENTS X .xx X K lk M in W an .. iy 'T Con ten tA bedicativn YI We, the Class of 1948, proudly dedicate our yearbook, The Totem of l947 , to the Student Council. We dedicate this book, not only to the present Council, but to the Councils that have preceded it, and those that will continue in the future. The Student Council symbolizes the spirit of Sewanhaka, the feeling that each student has, knowing that he has a voice in the govern- ment of one of the greatest schools in America today. lt not only governs the students-it plans stu- dent activities, sponsoring the Purple and White Ball, the Student Council Bazaar, and bonfire rallies. It gives sanction to various club activi- ties. This service to the school is carried on by weekly meetings, directed by the president. Each homeroom has a representative wno is sup- posed to be present and represent his homeroom by voting for or against the motions made by fellow council niernbers. All this does not go on without thanks, however, for the student body realizes what a great service is being done for them and for the school. Since the first Student Council in 1930, with its president, Donald Croop, to the present Coun- cil under President Russell Thone, the Councils have increased their responsibility as the experi- ence of the past guides them. They have taken upon themselves more and more of the student government. Through the years, these Councils have made possible a great measure of self- government, and have proven this system to be practical and successful. Each succeeding Stu- dent Council develops ideas which malce it great, and also carries on the traditions estab- lished by the Council before. Credit is due to the Councils that served dur- ing World War ll. These Councils sponsored the collection of money for the 'War Fund, and no call remained unansweredg no quota re- mained undersubscribed- Fu6l1cat1onA JT ff QI X O U Q Q lif 'W' 55 Y, v, VWQN Za' 3 6,35 Xu K BOBCAMNAV4 ,, Margaret Cdcioppo -vi 4 Editorfin-chief L 'as PRODUCTION STAFF and editorial afggzaitmgnts. Ever since l937, the Chieftain has won the highest awards frozn coast-to-coast, and they have not failed this year. Iust look at the roll: First Place-Medalist, Columbia Scholastic Press Association: National Pacemaker, Na- tional Scholastic Press Associationg The International Honor Award, Quill and Scroll Society: George H. Gallup Awardg and the All-State Award of the Empire State School Press Association. And then, too, remember that they had to become ac- quainted with new surroundings. No, they've not been in the well-known Room ll2, but have established head- quarters in a private office adjoining the corrective gym. Assisting Mr. S. I. Sluszka as advisers were Mr. H. Aungst, Miss B. Hickey, Mr. W. Thompson, Mr. I. Niosi, and Miss L. Iordan. uw'-X I Y. HC-re is the ccre cf le n x spa, or-the working staff cf r .crf-cis, distributors and the business EDITORIAL STAFF 'Top P:v.'-Caricrlf, I-furer, Raye, Puby, Cuimf., Sinigren, Essen- E.:g'gf,,, I-I1,1f.ff '.-1-Lfezejf, Carl- son, Kr'-r:.g, ,t-r:es, Sncclowsky, l.': i, lfgrggzss, liagin, Bottom Pc:-J-f.f:. Aurrgsf, Dr, Flaherty, ' lf A' fy C.:g.:g. , -..ss ..-fc-,, , , . . kz, l..:. ..iosi, Iarniescn. llr. Susz- 6 OW X x UN., d Burgess lamiexn 'i,.ITCIfji..T it Q- 4 - l 4 Q Q T, , 1: QP xl .,,, rf. lf znsezz, ARROW STAFF C me MQ. gunner'-,,t1f3.3. :s.ey. ...J ..., N Amo.. . .-. . 1 1 'K 're Lf. lngrrierran, Meyer, l' ' Srsssie, and I-liss Ham- m n CIRCULATION STAFF '11, Fra, lf zz 21:1 y, Orr, E',ii1ffl flow-Dc-Pasquale, :.,i- fs: gzisgn. Published every other week, the masthead of the Chieftain read: lvlarqaret Caciobpo, editor-in-chiefq Burgess larnieson, managing eailory Eileen Latti, news editor: 'William Garirell, assistant news editor, Ruth Karn- rass feature editor, Virainia Club riews eclitorg Lewis Rosenbaum and Don Raye, sports eilitorsy Sam lones, photo editor, Bill Ruby and Harry Sandaren, makeup edi- tors, laskie Keniri, airl's ne:-fs editor: Rosemary Hagan, rnorque librarian, Priscilla Scale, business manaaer, lerry G1rlr.1':k aiiverfgsinrr lIlfII1fI'I lYf If-'zn Lana, assistant adver- lrsind nianarf-rp and Ellie lon-13, Cirsulaiion manaaer. DQlG7jC1iLSTT53 were sont to tire Conferences at Columbia University, New York University, Adelphi lGarden Cilyl, and Syracuse University. Q 5 ' 'V A The To tem fwfr ,33- .0 ,Q -K -,Q A- '6x ,- T lane Powell, Layout 6 Circ. 'R Kathleen McGee, Seniors ASSISTANT ADVISERS R. Mayer, circulation: G. Allen, photcsg G. Nelson, advertise- ments: K. Tucker, clubs, E, Mann classes, A. Kumerow, sports. ff Phyllrs Glasser, Prctures Ioan Dunne, Copy 6 Ads Louis Anastasio, Adviser Audrey Stoeffler, Clubs TOTEM STAFF Top Row-Ecsssr., -,a..lc, Hiller, Erighi lffendelschn, Gulnisk, Sieinbugler, Altcbel, Gardner, Benz, Powell, Hahn, Gehrlnq, Sazrirrgrs. sexi: :ex-J-Qtxnssn, Pez-refs, Egan, Della Pcrta, Ps:-sits, l.f:fQ::5Qi, .-Ester. Ecttcrn :sw-lanes, Ferguson, Sf.-Jyers, riaixarqzsrn, neppa, Ssrxeckpepper, Eehikgn, Ccnsiiine, Thcrrias, Telschow, Hanrahan, McGee, Dunne, lnaztxgxn. 'Wa ..:' -Jr. An:s':sg:, Gxegerisn, HIQQLZS, ..1--41.21 Sasser E::,e3ni1:, Steffi, lfssdward, Eeyers. Auyg Echegmdig Se mour Bgssen Burton Mendelsohn Bertram Miller Gloria Oshansk Y I I Y Classes 6. Ang Publrcrty Business HWS Smm Girls Spons ff , t 1 -a ,l -ni 1-1 e -1 it 1 .' A Y -1 1 4972, 5 DONALD L. WHZDNER Editor-in-Chief For twelve months we have labored. We have had personal conferences, and at- tended conventions: Syracuse, Columbia, New York University. We have been mak- ing appointments and taking pictures. We have endeavored to present something new-something interesting and personal. We hope we have succeeded. I am deeply indebted to my staff for their untiring efforts. Phyllis Glasser has been responsible for our pictures, and loan Dunne for copy and advertisements. My gratitude goes out to the rest of the staff. lane Powell, who won the Floral Park Board of Trade Emblem Contest, originated our layout. Audrey Stoeffler has completed a very fine job with clubs. Congratulations are due Kathleen McGee for the successful completion of the Senior Pictures. Burton Mendelsohn de- serves a gold medal for keeping our finances in the black in the face of inflated costs. Seymour Bossert's publicity program is well worthy of note. Thanks are also due Aura Echeandia for her Class section, and Gloria Oshansky for the Girl's Sports department, and well done to Bertram Miller for his Boy's Sports. P1 . iylhs Gigs-,ser I , Oqn Dun ne' Kar 1715.6 Mr. Anastasio appointed loan Dunne advertising manager last autumn. The goal was set at twenty pages, instead of the usual sixteen. That called for plenty of work. The call for vol- unteers was answered with great enthusiasm. Twenty-four Sophomores signed up. The as- signments were given out, and the staff really went to work. This staff is believed by the editors to have proven to be most co-operative. Thanks to them, the goal was surpassed and the book now has twenty- five pages of advertisements, the largest a Totem has ever had. These excellent results have enabled us to finance the greatly increased costs. T1 Afk-Gee Gnd Au d rel' Stoeffler SOPHOMOHE ADVERTISING STAFF Tcp Row - Wilson, Ostendorf Knudsen, Mcliown, Murphy, Hun ter, Lassims, Krider, Vanek. Bot torn Row-Manley, Hoefler, Kos ter, Holster, Dunne, Mrs. Weir Stewart, Briggs, Hill, Cavanaugh C7 l X I' gdmpllld R V, wap Curl ch 10115 P1 n c Gro ds ne ly chd a bxg busx ess C m Iefgd wer ery pop ar ' Qmfiw 1.1 Cutdoor lunch penods eased the crowded cafetena Uatdvor Z1 e Twas a bu hot at the Bonhre Rally precedmq the Hempstead football game H I0 -W A ' :Jw .'h,, f. . X e fl l L54 1: Q Eff? 1- -435' ' ,K .ap J r-S zu 'ry h - - I. Ne L l as , 5 , 2 I , '11 , oi ,I i V F X A V Exe vt . A 'N 'l I J . I L 4 l f ' ' 1 'Y - KA I ! 1 .V J Ally:-iq 1 un s , lui' A . 3 The 'ci un , w V ' In . ,. ' K 5 O D Q V . f- , f, si A ', H q I 1 - WHA gr l. y Y K u ' ,yr 1 - f Fl: : l a Mi , VM J. lf. 'T , NJ 1 V A A 1' KZ A H I 3 fl ,Q Q ff f' 6' 'hx 235 I J l A l I ' , ' Q ' l A 14dminiA tration K R lpxwxxxmxxxmxxxwwi M3 Y f X x 7 uwmannraullll X ta- D ., oo' O Q 0 o Q 0 o o 0 : Ja I 8L.aC'mwwL. Dr A1vaT Stanforth Superwsmq PIIIICIDCII Mrs M1l11centW111e Dean of GIIIS Dr Alva T Stanforih as super v1s1nq prmclpal IS respons1ble for the apphcatron of the pOI1C16S of the school board Mr Harold Wnqht the ass1stant pr1nc1pa1 assumes dutles of the prmcrpal when Dr Stanforth IS busy or out of town Mr Howard Nordahl and Mrs MIIIICGD1 W111e deans of boys and q1r1s respecilvely are responslble for the mamtenance of order and dlsclphne Mr Came as truant offlcer and Mr Thor Sandqren the attendance ofhcers keep the reqlsters up to date and follow up on all absen tee1sm Mr Howard Nordahl Dean of Boys Mr Harold Wnght Ass1stant Prmcrpal I2 4 , 1- . I Ai . . , ' .- K J, ' ' 4 -5 ,' I ,J q Q , 1 - 1 I 1 Q ' ' , 'W fm, . '- ' ' I 1 ' 4' - f I Koard of George A Wahl Claude Alexander Anthony Barbrero I Edwrn Russel Clerk ,JF Dr George E Davls Presrdent lt IS a pleasure for me on behalf of the Board of Educatron to extend congratulatrons to the Class of 1947 of Sewanhaka Hrgh School I trust that the trme whrch you have spent rn thrs school has not been wlthout protxt to each one of you As you leave thrs school 1t 1S the srncere wrsh of the members of thrs board that you wrll be emmently successful rn the vocatrons that you may choose It IS also our earnest hope that each of you w1ll render a full measure oi devotlon to the mterests of Sewanhaka 1n the future Happtness IS the true goal of men and women It comes through strrvmg not through restrng To halt to be satrshed IS 1n part to dre Lxte can be a glorrous adventure but only for those who strrve for 1t Free- dom rnust be won Farth must be sought To llve to grow to seek new paths to a1d the less fortunate these are suff1c1ent goals to keep men and women at the top of hfe To be truly happy IS our wrsh for you GEORGE E DAVIS Pres1dent fducatron Frank H Carey Vrce Presrdent Harry H Schroeder George Graulrch Alfred Klefef Alfred T Loew Frank Arosa -at Treasurer I3 Attorney 1, ' :gif ,AF f V A s . ' f if 1 ' A4 ,W . 1 ' ' . .- fzgf ' , V?-' I Zi' 5:41, .f ' - , Y 373 !L , ft, . if 4 v, , f Q44 Q A Q , ': ' ' 2 f. 5,1 gf . , 'a , -. I , , . , . , , l I I Q- - - 1 r . - QQ , , - . BUSINESS Top Pow-George Nelson, Hayden n, 'William Irwin, Ewing Orqcxn, 'zurzie lil:-rpsbfs-rger, John Pryor, ir: H ,-.'-Adclrzhe Scholl, Sara czzsell, Lyrfille Mcivxr, Harold Bur- s, Iwfzzry DeMuttiu, Emma 'West- 1. INDUSTRIAL T n for.-.'-Lioyd Purbee, Richard .'1g yer, '1:1:1 atznl, Cnzrles Sterretf, fQ fISQ .l.ll,n, Curl Siromm, Iohn Mc- P3' r Efwfrn Rox-Jw-Nell Mclvfillcm tzfb. E1'C:k, Eerfrzrn Rcshkow, 1,192 :133ieQ2ier, Edgar Crctners, ','1.IL'lTIi Agrgielcicrn, Henry Wessels, Cxrl 'v'.'r15:it. 44. GUIDANCE Tcp Row-Tier Sindgren, Elder. S':r1Z:f:, 1531-1:53 flirdiril, HC-nry Aungsf, Sinzlj Karnptsn. Ecttsrr. Rcvv-Aiielirie Arcfsll, Dr. Ursula Stewart, Asgmm I-fcsso, Milliceni Vvvlllii, Len: Ofcnnell. 4-1 MUSIC - ART- LIBRARY Tcp P2'.'.'-'liirlis H11 Ckrii R1YZQ,E,1iC .P-.?Qi1::1 S21cQj:n : 'iI :f. Benz: F.:'..-'fem ':. ss Y' :1 Lffrtz, I:.I'i.I-E-ET, ,Q:1g:.4', II Eifiklel. 22.3 Sigel, Agnes 2.14 4, Len: GMS HOME ECONOMICS Top Row-Rosa Bristow, Virqinla Whidden. Bottom Row - Dorothy Zwicki, Ruth Mayer, Dorothy Levy, lean Helwiq. MATHEMATICS Top Row-lohn Clark, Willis Slo- combe, Alfred Anderson, Charles Salit, Kenneth Skidmore. Bottom Row-Grace Bayer, Nina Leven- saler, lda Ostranaer, Elsie Weir, Gertrude Wolf. SOCIAL STUDIES Top Row-Francis Russo, Ierome Niosi, lerome Sherk, loseph Brown, lr., Leon Cooper, Iohn Mc- Elderry. Bottom RowfAnna Snit- ien, Carmen Smith, Martha Russo, Ira Vlilder, Patricia Handrich, Anne Grabowski, Olive Bucks. OFFICE STAFF Top Row-Agnes Marotto, Dorothy Bennett, Grace Clark, Dorothy Cochrane, Iris Hackermann, Elea- nor Alm, Catherine Vollono, Dor- othy Schroeder, Roslyn McCarthy, Bottom Row - Louise Salamon, Mabel Nodland, Virginia French, Robert Wilde, Allred Kiefer, Daniel lnqarra, Adelaide Aratoli. Valerie Kosinski, Ruth Arnold. 4' SCIENCE Top Row-Walter Elson, Gilbert Hoffman, Vfallace Purdy, Vfilliam Brookes, Charles Cooper. Bottom Row - Charles Tobizs, George Green, Carl Eklund, Mark Abels. Ora Walters. ENGLISH Top Flow-Gladys Heed, Worth- ington Greqory, Reuben Poston, '.'.'iIscn Eorkiiuis, ldwal lonos Walter Thompson, Iohn Lutz, Ale bert Twitcliell, Henry Aunqst, Romayne Ienninqs. Bottom Row- Olive Dowler, Betty Hickey, Leo- nore lordan, Catherine Gibbons, Katherine Hammersley, Edith Mann, Dorothy Hilkomeier, lulia Fister, Lillian Gallimore. LANGUAGE Top Row-lolxn Forst, Gerald Axnyot, Louis Anastczsio. Bottom Bow-Elizabeth Sayre, lane Car- bcni, Louise Boyle, Zencbia Gil- bert, Eleanor Wieland. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Top Pow - Alfred Kumerow, Cuyler Grcss, Girl Fzlkiner, Rob- ert Thcmzses, Louis Pellegrino, Pyllgif. Fplsetn, furr.-'S Friey, Ed- wqrzi Gzrter, Bzffm PIg'.-.'-Vir- cgimx Gill, Emily Smith, Cngrlgtfe Pzpellz, Eugenia Howard. C'laAAeA gX ,xy I 47 half 3 C1444 0 I9 0 vs FRESHMAN BOARD Top Ro 1 TM' hell Shopoe Dun an Wrlton Crotts Grbbons Conrad Foonef Second Row Kamrass Beck Fart Rebscher A ron Keno Hudders Ecksteln Folenza Third Row McGown Wmtcrs Nothers Mr Wrlder Goodman Byers Wrttosch Doucet Bottom Row Condon Mollol Rubmo MacLeod Taq On a brrqht Wednesday mornrna leven rf rt was rarnrnql September 5 to be exact 853 be wtldered freshmen started thetr long term as sauaws and braves at Sewanhalca Mr lra Wrlder the class advrser tor us fellow frosh spoke brretly on our dutres to the school and hnrshed by announcrng the plans for the fresnmen The Senrors then presented a short one act play called From Mtssourr to Long Island lt took us a whrle to qrasp the way of domq thrnqs but the day fmally canoe when you could open your locker wrthout the help of the ranrtor Wren your s lnedule card was mernorrzed and you were tworouqhly convmced that there Wasn t any s frmnnma pool or fourth floor We started ae-tttna rn the swrnq of thrnqs by havrnq our class electrons the results of whrch were Helen Goodman presrdent Iohn Nothers vrce presrdent lohn Wrnters secretary and Arthur McGown treasurer On October 22 we held a tea for all freshman mothers wh h went over as a bra success Its turn to serve mother and dad at the Annual Receptron ll I rn Trme tor new irtends at the Frosh Tea 8 4 . 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' ' l OFFICERS Arthur McGown treasurer Iohn Wrnt rs se r tary Helen Goodman president Iohn Nctners vxce presldent Q1 Novemr r 6 an assemoly was neld at wh1ch the t othall team was mtroduced and we learned the school cheers T en bla event IH our freshm rr ye r the St Patty 5 Day Dance Wlth lack 'Wmters and Debbre Byers co charrmen worlanq as a team tlne dance was a great success The de o ratxons under t e d1rect1on ot M155 Kruger and Ruta Hudders were brrlltant and colorful m qreen and wh1te carrymq out the theme ot the lush hol1day M155 Carmen Sm1th was advtser l1C1lY whtle Ruth Kamra 5 was responsrole for those clever radro announcements Gladys Wrt tosch enqaaed the band and planned all the entertamrnent Dan Baker handl d retreshrne t5 wh1le Ioan Twnchell and her crew mann d the mops But wa1t lve left somethtna out ot course we couldnt have a dance w1t'1out tlckets wn1ch were admrrably handled by Lyn Kernp Say what class was loan Messma rn she the qrrl who won the lvoryne Smtle ot the Month contest? She was a freshman wasnt she? Well to sum thrnqs up we had one swell t1me durlnq our freshn an year Dr Stantorth prmcrpal qreets the Class Presrdent Helen Goodman 'N JB DL H. ' ' G91 - . ' I 5 Q N ' oo . G ' fn ' A , - z 5 . Q Q Q fig I M -, , - at :Q O A - , CD . K C xqD . - p ' - in ff . , , E' ,x :ft to X3 I , I ' I3 L , - CD 5 - ' ' 'Q , ,t ' 5 VJ - ' Q . A J gn I . , ' EM . - U1 2 . - ' . . i V v a, Q ' - ' . ' U1 ' , ' A i 3 A , -- N as Q . - i - 5 g A :ll - 'Q E . g SHI 5 I nm ' ID l , A I A cp V A Q8 C v ' C LD ' HM 55 bg l :U Q ' V ' If ' mg - I I I ' xo - ' r ' F so if ,. Q B fl Q L. I2 I 31 , X-1 7 1D 1 , '..r N 25 LJ ' ' W U . - ,- g M 3 1 E3 hi t 213 . ' I rl, , , . .a Y Stix 0' 'W Paul Soule wonders Vlfrll he qet hrs apple? V X All you ndrd tes 'cr th ,M sldert y we e ere 3 The ?orty- 7IinerA OFFICERS Trr':s'1r'r kin P'::f:uini, Socretiry Virzjiniz Ruby, Presi dom RQLQI Lixgggircerle, V150-President John Postighone. SOPHOMORE BOARD Toy: Pow-Nznrzfzs, Fiosfriiiurrr, Hoafl-sr, Arrtoid, fisnicken, Pcrfer, Sulfivcn. Middle How-Csierv dorff, Kiuflsfn, Ifrgcs, ...1'!fi'.'.'n, Aoifssin, Cds, Trzgrxer. Eoiizrn Row-Legg, PClQZf1iX1i, Pcsiigfrorle, Lupzrzerre, I Kcrxj '22, Ff,g1.y, .g::,Q,g.5:, G.x:k. lust comirrq book offer fl qooii surirrisr and cm equally successful Freshman yei1r,TT1s Cffxsis cf 'lfr f s 'owoy fi 722TC.lC'.'fI'1fC busiisss. P'-fzfny i ' 5' If fiffiffff 'veil Fist-it Lfzririfsrie, prosidsniy Iffzri Piffylizrio, ' C-siflfnfq Vifqiriior Fury, sscreioryy loin Parq- Czriirti treczffgrf' , , M . A ,, to Haiti. 'friffy Qi? right down to business of p1o:'1r'1ir':g tho r'f'rr :'-1 ICY ' G yy: .r. Txfl fits? 7If'f?fl.1',I'f was the psp Crssombly, TOI'TfCY!1P,?'I? Cofrffr Fffiifif Yvffl yf L1 cxfl ydliig the Clfsrs C11 tie tops of your Iunift. Qfng ffffr.-J fimgfw fzz if i' o. Tlbirx 555:13 Osighirg you inviisd your rorfirri: fo fzvorifl iff Sir :1 rifff tin. Y'.7f3H, it FI hufgs Suiooss. Vfifh Ietm Srifdlr r1f1r,11r:'g T' r ,, f ,rl Y, .jrrrt Iffigerpi rinyiiq, X-.'f1rr1't if bound to bs? T511 liriifgs yfu 'rs Y W ' ' Ifr. Iilrz rlzgoriisre Giierfiiisd with l'IlCIQiC Tv -,.' ,. ,.-- ,,.,,. 20 S fl r R I 1- If 'E 1 P f M1quel Melqcxr entertcxmmg rn assembly D Q '1 c r s Q werd f-1 Qoph P ,I D '1 e CCmIT1lD9 an Next FA l 1 y rwroqrom Corre We Sorulromore Holly Ufrrce on November 4 You oy rr ur rrrel you od t e creerleoders ond the Q f' eo eeeut lo ' y odyr ooo oolume We A lfu uuc r if fe 'e'urr1ed to Sewcm rf fu ' Now l T . K Q new C mfg for ll L erred rt proudly u Carre urvon ll e e cr W ld 11 me re C lv 1 ll w rm I C co Yv fu Y V l K prCl'y successful one Lots of luck as lumorsl you You ve qot to odour tluouqh 1t was cr F s Q r 41 x 3' . . A .- A. or 7,. 1' 'l A W fl- N , Y.. . A 21' . k , AZ J u 14 I I 5 I gl S l . f 7 -ia. 27 ' N' -5 . T' --T. ,, A -. 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' .1 I l 1 I Q r. ..t:.f rth univm OFFICERS l fl N! stplral A' Our lame reached even to H nr s n e our class was host to Maumee Ke by a Sourn Amer rcan exchange student from tr gt country VJe r so f r C Q IF f rl 0 town loecau e lane Powell desraned tne Floral Park Board of Trade emblem The year was topped off by tl e lunror Prom one of tl e school s best Tl e w ol Cla s work e to rrake lt a sufcess und r tr l 1 l rl11D o Drck Sclraeler and Ma ronne Po .fell Tlre antl clrrnax canre wrth Movrna up Day w en we frnally be arne Senrors Not bad lout wart ull next year' The Cl malown Ball a qreat success' Lg -I-IIT Our Trw Tom Free lane! Chase Mar re A n A N 1 X' A ,f 'H 3 f I v Tyr Zflllfff Ffh l.f'C'v'.-.'r1, Prfsidf-nf .fa 1 ' rn I Vicg. v l3rf.s1lf-r1tCr'1l1Eriglrl, Secirr.-i1ryl.f:r,::le allen. QM ., -V , - X 1' K. . I . fu ' 5 F- x' T T 4 1 V .J , -Zu V - V ,I has - r f a . V-' 'h , , I H ' we.e ai-. rgpfrese nel in sto e wrndnws 1' yer f -x:-fy is 'Ba I 'K' T w , 3 ' 1 :I , Y 'I ' ' '-:fx Q' T f ,' ' . - 1 ' .. .1 ll .e . s. - .ill ' . d 1 ' - o e le ' f l ' ' . . r'. .V v A . '- I x 4 I 1 T- ' , K. ' C ' . ' 1 - ' I 5 I f ' , l' lle . 23 Senio ,fa 2 lit . .:v,.,- ' f 5 i ,E , Miss Gallimore, Miss Carboni and Mr. Senior llomeroorns, or Confusion Hoffman, advisers. QP am F tri Sen r Fi 24 ti T K A At last our Senior year' After three years of anti iraticn it was ours to make the most of 'We tar L oi! r aht with Lois Doerinq as presi f B V lf t v epreside t ardBillRu a d lf ke A gsnlo as se retary and treasurer I' f' F T e q y sir essful Senior Fiesta in early No ve her w s o en for the first tirne to the school lt rr xed ln tw the Class of 47 had what 1t her we had an t er one of e Jr a ern les B.it that was tfntewo' eelcr e of Winter Vfor erland e -' 'i lay me title Senior Winter e Fla the Mis frgffus sinqiriq of t e C oir X ., xi , P . , '0 E . -, . V .Fl , l ' r A . ,, , . . - 'At C tefs i, i ' ' ' '- l nf- nk A vw lm if- ' rx ' ' b Clair., ora i.f':.v.t,. .i, ie - .. , A Y 'i X i Y' ' ' C V res ,e-tively. 1 A L. 3 W- ' ' - , .io ,V V- ss. . : t rn ' 11 p ' '. . ' t, , C 1 Q 3 Q ' ' x , F A , S- tr:-'Ms l'1 Desert, A i o n amos. . Wo... ,, A . .. those famous Sonif ss,...b.i,,. ' , F ll ' f. - vf A - ' l fs ' not tn ,f .-.as aocongslisned by the Seniors ' ' ' ' V 1 , trrizt r:,::,':g. C: tie . ist.. r Doo e, th .,,,, ol-A Assn ' fi H QIU1 lugs tu: Seen: V 1 ia., , , otg.Qr'.v1s, ..no'.-J. t . r , . Diznfief' T . :'::n's Cartoons at Ie , io esta, i 1 i fl i - ' 4 All of us eiiyed th, A, y, Unaer . - ie ze, gr., the as ceo - . no h . tit 1 OFFICERS peering, pre-szfi'-nw Pihert llc-lviuth, vice-presb denfg 'ichael An gurls, treasurer . rf Willis' 'sl SENIOR BOARD 'ff it V+ 1. 'Q 2 fan cami Pts-Newt, Harding, Df-Pivro, Bw-111, lfnfs, rzrker, Srrzith, Canl-org. Bottom Row-luli, Rees, Froehlich, Deering, Miss Carboni, Del-fxith, Ariguilc, Ruby Since we were Seniors, we were more wor- ried than some of the other classes about those Ianuary exams. Most of us weathered the storm. The Senior play was a huge success. lt couldn't miss with an all-star cast and Mr. Iones as adviser. May twenty-eighth was the date of the en- joyable movingeup assembly, yet it gave us a sad feeling to think that we were leaving and others were taking our place. And then graduation-the day that we rea- lized that we may never see some of our class- mates again. Vle also realized that we were on our own: that we must depend to a large ex- tent upon our own judgments. Our last class project was the magnificent Senior Ball. lt was the one thing that We had all looked forward to, the climax of our Senior year. 'We cannot leave this alma-mater without a sincere thank you to our faithful advisers- Miss Carboni, Mr. Hoffman and Miss Gallimore. Ersun y Ccmtillc, Argentine exchange student. 'We thank them for their guidance, for their well- nieant advice, and most of all, for their time. Nr. Hzrold Wright, Assistant Principal: and Eduardo Totem MOST POPULAR GIRL Lo1s Doermq BEST DISPOSITION Lo1s Doerrnq MOST SCHOLARLY Iane Grey BEST DANCER Ioan Walsh HARDEST WORKER Lo1s Doermq MOST ATTRACTIVE GIRL Roberta Baker MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Ioan Drlebholz NEATEST DRESSED GIRL Audrey Drews MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lo1s Doerlnq 0 MOST POPULAR BOY Russell Thone BEST DISPOSITION Wrlllam Ruby MOST SCHOLARLY Thomas Haqan BEST DANCER Donald Whlte HARDEST WORKER W1ll1a1'n Ruby BEST LOOKING BOY Russell Thone MOST ATHLETIC BOY Harry Curtls NEATEST DRESSED BOY Russell Thone MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED W1ll1arn Ruby Z gl-adua'teA M 'Z J 'J Q 7 Ioan Abbote Sen1ors Berthena Abrams is qi' 34 53 Dorothea Allen 7 61 7' '7 Ann Amato 44 46 47 48 Ioyce Angelo 2 37 60 61 111 Ioseph Bataro 3 49 9 Michael Anqullo 3 45 48 51 87 B 67V 68V 69T Henry ah: 2 25 Irma Abrdms Iogeph Adqmg 2274647 45359602 Helen A111310 Hgnry Andergon 53 82 Uyf Gilbert Arroyo can Austin 15 24 2 44 46 47 48 30 38 41 56 Robe-110 BCH-191' Covert Baldwin 8 44 47 48 3V 3 9 28 Q loan Adamsek 112 65 Robert Adams 25 108 4. Iohn Andrews 12 23 38 59 61 Herbert Anderson 17 23 41 Q' 5 August Bader 38 56 59 lean Bacon Marilyn Bcnnpton Dolores Baloqh ,N- T' 947 -fir Ioan Barduqon 34 37 10 George Barret 2 25 87 pl 'v Iosephine Bartoszak Wxlham Bassett 4 35 O1 'DEM 'Q ll DOUGH BUUOW Dorothy Bartoszak 'UK 3 12V ZOT 38 1 W5 Iohn Bates 2 3 35 38 8 89 90 86 93 5 FI' 45 1 Q 5 A9 Mildred Bauder , -D Hamet Beach 34 46 Harold Beach If 19 28 Leonard Bausbach Ioan Bqyns Barbara Beaudme 10 14 .R i 5. i X Mae Benson 70 98 Grace Benedetto 4 47 63 2 Harold Beeshow I? .AJ lohn Behrendt Barbara Belau 38 53 99 14 34 'U' Alex Bence Fred Berlenbach Anna Bxdqood 53 99 21 55 : Lois Berensfrwrl Lucxana Bertl 1, 3, 9, 43, 47, 63 25 29 Phoebe Ann Bxrch LOUISE Blaesl 2 34 7 Damel Bottalxco 2 34 5 9 Robert Blalkxe 19 In the west Grace 506911 Edward Bohan Lours Borow1ck -Q 195519 Bossert 9 28 31V 34P 37 38 '3' l 70 73 J Rose Brawer 2 43 V1rq1l Bourqeoxs 416 lxv Malcolm Bradley Pb Gary Brewster 49 59 97 Gladys Brown l 1 Lo1s Brown 13 39 5 Elvma Br1amonte 14 46 47 Noreen Brown 32 61 Nancy Brmkman 5 15 43V 57 63 -3' 1 V1rq1n1a Brown 28 53 30 ,Q can Braster 1964 J Chrxstlne Broqden Kenneth Bruckner 3 20 34 5 Harold Brooks lohn Bruswltz 3 93 94 8 II :Q 'I 4 9. . 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Herbert Fulton 2 29 34 56 Richard Geller 'H Betty Funke 18 43 47 1 ff, 3 W' .nu Leah Gereken 37 43 55 K M Robert FO1'St Rrchard Frrcker J' 'Q 3 Irene PUSH! Marilyn Gantrand 1 21 4 3 15 4 'Q' William Gavin Marlon Froehhck 37 41 43 6 'Cb Charles Gehllck 7 it 'i Dorothy Gersick Milton Gidqg 35 ohn Gieqerich 52 90 88 661' 70 86 Edward Giess 16 ZZP 24 S Betty Gxlbert 3 2 Betiy Golik 10 46 63 9 111' Suzanne Grassie 18 46 63 80 8 .-1 Douglas Guterman 3 4 'ag anu- 'i Ioseph Gxlvey 38 59 Alma Mater .R 8.7 'Q Mxlton Goldsiem A 14 22 35 49 53 61 63 101 65 K rancxs Goerq 7 35 65 84 98 Paul Glassman Dons Glynn 24 34 65 3 34 57 75 Valerle Golmini 27 46 T7 Mary Ann Haenel lane Gray Q 9T . 'ff , 4 57 ea 7aP 0 Q'gfCQQ 7 105 2 Alxce Grahowskx Rose Grabowskx Lxla Greco 30 82 373- 1533 i Ioseph Gregg Thomas Hagan Ruth Halvorsen 43, 74 3 36 TQ Theodore Grammas 1 1 8 M s A Graqnamello I .ev 'J' rw, 03s 5' Huber! Gustofsen 20 22 52 53 Wanda Grutzner 14 15 7 IT Clmton Hammond 1 Nils Hammaren 18 22 34 445 -uv' Ellen Hansen 10 7 'N Gregory Happe 7 91 92 Patncra Hartmann 37 63 Robert Haslam we would prcuse thee 3 'T' Walter Hartman Mobil I-icgrcilnq Allen Harmon 4 57 61 112 70 2 ul. 09- ,all -O Gerard Hartmann 28 65 Edward Hertz Morton Hendrickson 20V 25P 51 65 92 Theresa H111 6 8 38 83 Wrllram He ker Carol Havens 6 15 37 4 Wxllram Hazard s 47V 22 23 ar ' lean Henson Raymond Hoefler 25 43 7 V 4 Eleanor H1 46 47 lolgnda Igjnginn Arthur Herrschaft 47 57 35 93 94 Eleanor Hrlmskr 3 55 T 415 George Hoff George Hoffman 38, 53 37 Virginia Hoffmann 16 Florence Holly 18 37 39 46 47 Z 61 65 35 -M --R Robert Holmes Barbara Houqland 4 9 37 39 43 7 F' ex lustin lgnxzlo Mxldred Homslol 2 3 9 28 3 2 4 'sw Evelyn Hoy 3 37 1 For a Splflf thme Q Allce Hoorman 2 16 27 2 Paulme Hood 2 37 46 55 1 RQ' 'TY Ns Thomas Hudson Francxs Hughes '1 Lucxlle Inqmo Frank Horan Raymond Hulsman 35 95102 98 13 George Hosek -Bw Richard Hutka Suzanne Iaccard Lyla Iaccard 28 60 Eva Jackson lohn lansson Iune Interrant Raymond Irwin 28 64 A-259 BSTYY lohannsen Anne Iohnson 13, 34, so, 112 3, 27 38 Eleanor lohnson 26 27 Grace lohnson 34 39 57 AE X0 Kenneth Iohnson 3 34 65 f .1 Samuel lones 29 56 57 83 'US Phyllxs lohnson 14 63 55 'lf Elaine Iordan 2 26 Ellzabeth Iulxen 14 34 47 -4 Donald Karmel Harold Kaxser Albert Kehr ,2, 3, 8S,17,6 , 35, 38, 90, 89, 88, 87, 86P That shall ever M U' Dorothy Iohnston Martin Iohnston Y'-u, Dolores lasuta Ioan Iordan 37 Z 82 3 Eugene Kamrass Cec1l1a Kankaanpaa 0 Ehnor Iones 14 w Sm Eleanor Iones 23103 '7 Q Iohn Iuchnowskl 3 23 Kathleen Kelly 26 37 47 61 2 Leon Kaplan 35 90 89 87 88 '15 -ai Charles Keller Audrey Kelly 59 25, 27 39 Bemard Karban 'T' Hertha u l, 2, 35, IOP, 32T, 34, 37, 40, 47, 57, 635, 66P, 70, 73 Patrxcla Kelly 3 26 37 7 . . 0: U -254 if 3 K .- V V .Lll 5 ' :3-, , 1 A '- L N ,rt , - f K I xv F 'N ' ' I y A I W 1 id 2, 3, 10, , 57 1 V 4 , z 1 . 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Raymond Mosul: 359 'G Ann LOICXCGUO Harold Lopez am ,J 59 60 'vm Bcxrbcxrcx Lynn Erwm Mauser ., 44 46 47 an 4:51 if -lv 3 Icxmes Mcndhof Rae Mcuormo 37 46 47 Ioan MGS 3 moo leon Mason 4 39 6 42 6 I'- WV Ahce Lotten 13 O Gertrude Loser 19 7 IYQIHIG Moestrx 3 43 46 47 5 Borborcx MucEwon 9 19 37 4 Al'- Dorothy Munn 43 46 55 82 Robert Mcrngels 3 34 ,ax f' 53 60 64 72 73 - N Rosello Mcrxmell 39 60 Ann Mcxtwxchuk ....,, Alfred May Jeanne McGuerrm urley Mennear 7 43 53 Donald Maynard 4 W cast our hfelznes 1,1 Patrxcza McGuerr1n 3 26 34 Ann McConv1lle 2 7 85 Paul McAvoy Iohn McNulty Iohn Meqarr 23 38 3 90 B8 9 S F 1 J 6 lohn McDonald 59 78V 113 W1ll1am McCullough 97 Alfred Mexlunus 7 35 87 Sonya Mehrenq .4 16 37 e Donald Muler 24 38 , rol Merolla 13 44 4 48 6 Robert M1ller 15, 101 Charles Meyer Phyllxs Meyer 35 9 9 4 46 47 8 I MGTY M1115 Donald Moody 26, 61 60, 61, 65 43 lohn Mlldner 3 5 Dorothv Moran 3, 34, 61, 70 is Vmcent M1gl1no Robert Mcrellr e ' ' - . .1 ,. 3 f ' 4, Vlvr VA X ,- V VA My 1 A 2 ffll ,41,1 102 W 1 ,,,,, ' A , , , 65 Y - ,- ' 1- r .11 V A 4 . , 1 i I r rf . 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' Q -. iff: ::..:h.r nt..r.'1 ,ir ..,r, :1i'J1'ies thi. qrer, 'c.'2 kzys cqzin :give their 3 .531 EPSILON HI-Y FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA GAMMA HI-Y GIRLS ATHLETIC LEAGUE GIRL S SERVICE LEAGUE HALL SQUAD IUNIOR RED CROSS IURIS PRUDENTIA KAPPA HIY L ORIFLAMME LOS IOVENES MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB , , 1 L.. , MOVIE SQUAD Movre .squad members donated the1r free perrods and therr talents to show1ng movres for classes asscrnblrcs and specral gatherrngs Mr Leon Cooper Drrector of Vrsual Educatron has been the advrser OMEGA I-II Y hev ve clcn t am tl at IS X crlfma so cornplctelv for others v.1th the help of Urs Helwla an l ISS 7 1 l'1 s acl IS rs They stfrrtf l rp l'1na others harry by IVIUG rr Fr sh n Tea and followed up t 1 h t Moth r and Dauaht r Tea Also for lu ki mothe s they gale fr budge p rty Palnnfr Clut loan Eavlrs Ruth M Corin lane Harbauah lam Gray nd Polly Kohler rn offrces of presrdfnt vrce resrdent c rrfsprn img s crotcrv recordrng se rftarv treasurer an chaplarn T05 'WTI lY drd more than c'r rv out the arm of the club vvhrch rs to rmprove character and grve servr e to the school and Commun t ly OMICRON Y Thrs club whose mam goal rs to create marntarn and ext nd throughout th school and com munrty hrgh stand rrds of CllIlSIIUIl character IS a hrgh school drvrsron of tl1e Young Men s Chrrstran Assocratton KY M C Al They have arded 1n H1 Y GCIIVIIIOS l cl by Prrsrdcnt loe Byers Vrce Prosrdent lack Gregerrch and Chaplam lohn ODonahue Mr John M Elderry the advrser drd a good rob of assrstrng them throughout the year PHOTOREALISTS Once agarn the Photorealrsts have completed a successful year taktng prctures of all malor events rn school some of whrch are used III thc Totem Annual Report and Lhrettarrx At varrous trmes durrng the year the club partrcrpatcd rn held trrps to nearby vrllages The club s mam purpose was the prornotron of the art and scrcnce of photography PICA CLUB Makrng the student drrectory and prrntrng football and basketball schedules were only some of thrs club s actrvrtres The members of the club were mterested rn prrntrng and benetrtted the school rn many ways Thrs year s presrdent was Marge Lynn Vrce Presrdent Helen Ia obs Secretary Zrda Mrtchell and Treasurer Vrrgmra Casa were the other rwtfrcers PUBLIC ADDRESS RADIO CLUB The boys rn thrs actrve club serve at all school functrons requrrmg the Publrc Address Club system such as the football and basketball games plays and re reatronal darxcrng They also reparr all public address equrpment 1n the school The advrsers of thrs ambrtrous group are Mr Stahl and Mr Sterrett The offrcers are Presrdent Edward Hertz Vrce Presrdent George Revelj Secretary Iohn Andrews and Treasurer George Barrett PURPLE QUILL Thrs actrve and hard workrng club was the publrsher of The Arrow that very frne lrterary paper Therr meetrngs were devoted to analyzrng the works of therr own members Trrps to two New York plays were outstandmg events of the year Each year the club also has been havrng a Chrrstmas party Offrcers were Edna Delventhal presrdent loan Ostroff VICG presldent Dons Andreson secretary and Iessre Bossert treasurer Mrss Katherrne Hammersley was the advrser SCRIBES CLUB Tl IS club was under the guldmce of MIS Mary C De Mrttrl and l 1 Thfres Cen ltlempo as presrdent Gertrude Loser as vrce presrdent Dorothy Volpe as secretary and Eleanor Fxederlorn as treasurer It IS hoped that frequent addresses by promrnent persons rn the busrness world have furthered the knowledge of busrness procedures SENIOR SEMINAR Each year twenty or more of the superror abrlrty Junrors are chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarshrp creatrve abrlrty and potentral leadershrp and rnvrted to become members of thrs group Members work under a correlated plan of study wht h each puprl works out wrth hrs teachers They do a brt of research and meet once each week for drscussron reports and drscussrons with promrnent speakers S H S CAMERA CLUB The S H S Camera Club completed a successful year wrth Ray Byers as presrdent and Brll Crouts as vrce presrdent Mr George Allen advrsed the club Some of the many acnvrtres were photography work for the Totem, Annual Report and ' Chreftam been taught SKATING CLUB Every Tuesday afternoon, the bus from Wal Clrffe called at Sewanhaka and for one and one half hours, the Skatrng Club members had a good trme at the r1nk A teacher of the art of skatrng was always on hand, and rt was felt that thrs new club had somethmg promrsrng Mrs Frances Kodera, advrser, and the presrdent, Frank Foosaner, and the secretary treasurer, Mane Cole, worked hard rn order that the others mrght have a good trme on the weekly skatmg trrps SOCIETAS LATINAS The Latrn Club arms to add to the background of Roman hlstory, other than that grven ln class, and to foster closer socral relatrons among Sewanhaka s Latm students . ,. . . . . . 3 ,H . . . , ' 4 l , I . T.. ' oi 'rg ' . 1 .' 1 , A A 1, . 1' .. .. .. . ' fl .11 11, e ,, . -1 ,fr Q ,, 1 1 11' ' e 1 , '. ' he .D .. ... e . ., c 1 , 1, ' - ' .. a , ., .c e, , . .', , c.. - H , e 1 'I , . ,' '. ' 1. , ' AP ' . c . ,o ... , ' . .r - , . . d . ' . p . I , .t1 ' , 1 ' ' ' ' ' - HI . . . . , , , ,, C e . e . - Corresponding Secretary Dan 0'Nr:-il, Recording Secretary lack Campbell, Treasurer Bob Demuth, t I C I . I . . . . , , ' ' I 4 I I , . . 1 A . , . , . W 1 . . . . , Q . - ' c , ' ' I C . - , . I . i . ,I I . . . . . ., ., . . - . ' . 4 7 , ' ' 'I ' - F I - ' 1' , , 'f 1 .. . f', .31 .-ea :', J 1 , . . . . . . STAGE CREW The Stage Crew was a very important group in Sewanhaka. Their purpose was to design, con- struct and paint sets for plays, operettas and concertsg and to prepare stage equipment and light- ing for assembly programs. The club was led by Robert l-laslam and advised by Mr. Idwal Iones. STUDENT COUNCII. Running-on a newly-formed Coalition ticket, and winning by an overwhelrning majority in the elections, Se:-1anhaka's student governrnent welcomed a new vigor and vitality to its ranks of leaders. President Russel Thane, Vice-President Roberta Baker, Treasurer Thomas Hagan and Upper and Lou-Jer l-louse secretaries Peter Iacobsen and Gloria O'Brien have left an indelible mark on the school's record of progress. Eusses were provided by the Student Council to transport Sewanhakans to away games, and broke all records for attendance at such contests. Plans were made for a one hundred dollar Vfar Memorial Scholarship. Vfith a special edition cf the Chieftain in purple ink, Purple and Vfhite 'Neek went over with a bang. ln short, the reservation has seen a great effort by these officers to contribute to the name which is so typical of Sewanhaka and the student government so closely associated with it. STUDENT COURT lf you had done anything contrary to the rules of conduct in Sewanh ka this past year you would have been summoned to appear before the Court Here you would ha ve received a very fair trial which would very closely resemble a trial in the United St tes District Courts Assisting Senior Iudge Hurley Mennear in his duties we e Barbara Houghland and loan Reppa rumor Judges Robert Romeril distrtct attorney Howard Wright assistant district attorney Seymour Bossert court attendant and the clerks Marianne Powell chief clerk Stanley Romeril detention clerk and Howard Wright 1ury clerk Marie Ross would have had the all important 1ob of defending you because she was the defense attorney Mr Harold Wright was trxe adviser SSCUB The 5 S Club had for its leaders President Rose Marte Kolm Vice President Iessie Bossert Secretary Robert Hemstreet Treasurer Chester Barnham 5 S stands for Sewanhaka Senior Social Studies Society Their purpose has been to stimulate interest in debating and allow students to discuss current events Many lively debates have been featured at the meetings This year the club attended United Nations meetings and made trips to other places of interest Miss Grabowski and Dr Sherk advise this interesting club THET1-I HI Y This energetic Hr Y actively participated in Bundle Week Th y really wan ed to know what was going on in this world of ours and also wanted others to know what they were doing so they sent a delegate to the State H1 Y Convention at Albany and sent a reprfsentative to the Nassau Area H1Y Cocin il Also with Kappa H1Y they were co sponsors of the March of Dirres Drive Mr Reuben Poston did a good Job as adviser to Howard Duke president Donald Barrow vice president lack Andrews secretary and Bill Vita as treasurer Their arm rs the promotion of frrendshrp among all students and the creation and maintenance of a high standard of Christian character conduct and service in the school and community TICKET COMMITTEE For anyone who likes to count and collect money the Ticket Committee is the club to Join Their members sell and collect tickets at all social activities in school Membership is open to Sophomores Iuniors and Seniors The years officers were Morton Hendrickson president lack Campbell vice president and Barbara Wredel Secretary Dr l Sherk is adviser VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club was organized in l93l to promote athleti s in high school and to prc'ncte good sportsmanship nd a highest possib brand of team play the Faculty V sit B SK b ame lt used th rncney r is d o R s o in J at ile es Tre club w s c i sp s e 'ers l ernhers h d a specia Swea er with a shi ld Mr 'iumero v and Nr Fa rarer W re the advis s he o icers hav beer' P esident Lester Orecn Vice President Bob D ll t'i Se etary Eugere Mu y and Tre sure Ha ry CJIIISS YORKER CLUB This club has been open to girls who were interested in vzsi ing places of note in New York City The purpose of this club has been to further education and en oyment through these trips This years officers were Tessre Keramus president Theresa Barbarulo vice president Dorothy Allen corresponding se retary Audrey Kelly recording secretary and Alida Pace treasurer Miss Olive Dowler was their adviser Their activities for this year consisted of trips to South Ferry the Statute of Liberty Chinatown the Empire State Building the Cloisters and a Broadway play . . C . I A 5.1 I -1 . Q V l ' - ' ' ' ' a ' ' . ' l ' ' I I Y A , 2 ' , ' ' 1 ' . ' 4 ' 1 . . , , . . . , . u H L ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' - . e 2 - V I , f 'A ' 1 J I '- ' . , ' '- , - . ' r ' . , . : ' . ' 1 , ' - ' : , . . . . , , , . . . . . ' a . '. c ' le . The Varsity Club had two meetings a month, sold ice cream at all sports ccntesfs and sponsored - ar ' y a 'ef all g . .re r. fi ef 1: ray i r X-.ay f ' rt red .r tc . '. ' a o,en to the holders of varsity interscrelastrc ort I t. . . 'fn .. .ra l tc '. 'e. . .I 't i, I' ' . el .. 'cer .T . e b c .2 r ' . 1, 'r ' eful, cr ' 1' r icah 3 or r ' ' . r . , c : . ' z ' . - ' I l l I ' I I I A I U I . . . ' . Q fg1,1ex SFR W1 fhml '-, in 2 li KAPPA H1-Y Trp P0'.-1-Fofvzli, Yvlvyfihufifi, Kess- lwr, Duf?1inewski, Curtiss, Elvseth, Vmsnv, Scale, Quinne, Bfrille. Center How-Olsnn, Kennwiv, Pfrlmer, Schu- mfrffker, Hinfh, Andersen, Kosinski, Frevffrux, Creveiux, Puf:?icne. Eoi- Tfrn Pf .'l-v.lYf1!S?I, !NC'f?IiT1'7, Havens. Url, Pell-znrzen, Mrs. Rxzsse, Rees, Miss Sniffen, Crcpsy, Hcrdrng. NIWQ-r-11 . ALPHA HI-Y Trp Rnw--Cf-i'qf-rish, Zinn, Allen, AWE'-'-I, Frl:?frr'if, Howe, K, Powers, fr rf. ffl nf- r PP.-.'-Hu'5ns, Hiq- ftrrs, f'1'Qr'n, I. P61-Jers, Keenij, Cirzse, Pez-xfll, Ifurjwel, Sezjzrbc-rg. Ffufrn Fir.-,'-FN.-.1 :ni Srnifn, Pisch- rizri, I.f':s 1T':'ie, Ferfruscn, Df'P':s- fr: ic, Fir, Brinkman, Eelau, Kunert, ,. , Mrs. Meir. rl' I . 1:4 A I 4 ,r ,r l'1 . -hir-xx-fx -TM r,,:-'-fix' UB 41- fi BETA HI-Y Top Rcw-Bruqqer, Federlcin, Rep pc, Llclcwrtch, E:1ker,Gehrinq,Sc1wy ers. Center Raw - Virighl, Brown Lunrie, Erurrtmer, Free, Hummer s'rQ::1, Innes, Iznes, Lznqbein. Bottorr P.Q'.-J-Erixztzcrve, Hansen, Drews lull, Mrss Dcwler, Allen, Iensen Hcheundlu, Wheeler, Bodine. OMEGA HI-Y J, iff FIX? f'lff'f EPSILON HI-Y V f in---M - GAMMA HI-Y I 'f'-' T H-f- 1 T ,. -M - Jw. . rxizvis Fh- ?': fl: f ':Ef'3Lt1, :Tr Ffll, I .... , ' 1' ff - ' 1 l , , U, gg, ': f, ..1 U 'Ii' 1, 7,5 5 , :,v.., -I, , 4 OMICRON HI-Y TCD H' '.x'--Ffllfi, F':r:f Tfinfv, V YDNPIOIJSG, Cxxlfm, Simrsfn, ' 4, A F nw, f 4 hun, DO F1 LPI, EC'TfW!'Y'1 Pfw-7' -1 fwiyp Qwry, DCNVTF.'i, Ar F32 ,, 'nf L, H, N 'Y' 111 1 1 ' T' 1 lfffl A I U YYY, wg :ft ' LTI :G Gs, Fraser. gf Q, vr4'L'V'? 8 -QM , Q ': THETA HI-Y rv :-cn-.'-F'fE'Etiis, TTTTYCVD, Livd '. iSr.ifz-.'5k1, '.'.'i L:s, Ecibrn Rox-J-f.f Psffn, I.f'::1 1fTs, Anitf-x-.'s, Duk E 'f ' Cxryfc-ntr r, Eerkfiardt, DELTA HI- DHIV U , ,f wr. ,. ,,,., V ,. .V ,, Hfffn nm vu.,-.F --- ,P v ,- -'WK . ,N A .. V1 -,, v ,Q -H' F-Y f .11 .. A .x, T? r :' SCRIBES CLUB Trp Rfzw-Pfutfln, Fusxk, Hussfvl, Hdrfiinfg, Vlr-ur1'g'1rifXn, Rwifllph, KF'-5 f r. YI 511:14 fl 'NH'i Rfwv- Srrpvfx, Rfi l1f'rT, CH11'IkfIl, Ffflomn- If,-in, Clutw, Detleff, FISJRCT, NGN- mimx. Third Row-L: Cisdo, Nish, Sfghlfiwifg-'11, Ffviorfzirm, Cf-netiflmpo, Mrs. Dc'-T-1f1!?i'1, Lows Or, Vclffx, Bocili, Kf-rzrtwiy, MC Fx-Jin, Bottom RO'-'J-F153'fE.' r, Sffr vffh, Iolmston, Rclycu, Brown Yolcndo, a USL. 103 5 so -5 fx ,-sm, I,Wf,-,1 YORKER CLUB Q Y ,, ,wi cha IUNIOR BROOKSONIANS LLE 2 4.5, I 1- :...f.' 11. Fiji .ZZL Ey.'J--LSU' f,..-, If... E. ., ,:.. BHOOKESONIANS Iifzmmimn ,,,, p,.., f1,,.,,vl fr,I11'l1'1fu lf- vfv, Q'- , . , W LU fm A., ., , I v.,,1 .' ,J I .v - Pfi- 5:-' 5 '1:gXrf1, Mr k Ir 'lo 3, 531- 5 IGN' Pics-1111611 T hi mst' I 'ooks, Mur- ASTRONOMY CLUB ,J RM.-Ef..,.1n,, ,,...i,, ..i.. L I n ,:,..,, J, .,.,... -,i.,..i C SD -Nw .f V ,:. O 1.4 ., erisgn, Arcgir -,...11.5pn. A-v 7 1 A .L j l 5. aiLN 39-L 'fi-Q 1. ., .. 1, ' , - . . ' V ' 1-. . V-12' 1 .,.r-,,- The Agriculture Building under construction. ,- ,., fu, A., , 2 ig, . y ir., in ,u, .-4: . X. wi. .,,.. if: 'NLR -,1...W S-up J, 'K ' -'x 'R' ' . flax? ' ':fV4i157 'i.Q' -C ff f-.,.Jfqf'.': if' 'I Y'-Z ,nl .,f'C'.r .3qL'?' . ,, -. . l ,.. J ' , W'-,r.s ' 'vt-wr .vw ,MK-gn ' 3'1'f, JA ?-Qfi 3. X VH' 'J-5-'I-'f 1,1 'fu ' .A 4',b I nv. - U -15+-' 5 ' us. U A, Q , if fi. V It . 2 ki, , i .5 I G , .-af ,- . -. '-fy ww 'x 5 , I - A - M- --L ., '- 1 ol - Atal. VARSITY CLUB . I' 'Cf - LI' ' I-' ' Lfvef fvfifvxfr :1 f- VA 5 L Enrich, 35355, GC.iS'-.'LIL, 2 Keir, Fudel. 595:25 Pg - Cclliris, Nelscrt, A. L5-3:13 ' Crack, Kline-, Byers, 114-g 2A---- - rg. .W 'Lf '- E.iIilf.1f 2' P' 5 5 5' ,g Mr. fiuttifry.-.', Lfr, i:,1'.lliC1Y.-'lf I-fCQ:bL, :fi-li1llC'.iSEf. PQ NCVCQQ P'1fI1'1 ,1liQ, ff. Xiu man, D1N1::Q3, I. Legrigzri, - s vxgv vui.. R 5-S CLUB cp .LCV-..,fZ'.j2., kg ITT, .,'.L1l-9, C C' -If zssii, E-Eff.Sff-E51 igitlfg, Qt. Snezk, Miss Gr:i:,'.'.'sk1, S, Esl- Q7 mil. CHESS CLUB Top Rctv-Nelscn, Arncid, Stzrnrn, Sack. Second Row -Mcrim, Hxrzirner, 17:11, Roberts, Iznsen, Brown, Dlller. Botfcrn Row-Keller, Lcuscn, Hzzistecd, Barham, Dr, Sant, Eourgecxs, Rcthlizum, Murphy, Mlller. 5- STAGE CREW Top Row-He-im, Spallettcx, Brennan. Bottom Row Krohn, Hearno, Iones, Mr, Iones, Smith, Haslum. tcp mix-.'fr.,.a:, Vrgs' , . aszn, Petersgn, F Qiurg. S.:.i1.1if, CCSflKLl, fxz. f S EL' '.'.'-Karr HG' wr1'5:.t. BOOKMEN qv Thcuszrvis cf 'rffks rtfzss over this counter every term, The Boo kmerr and Lrbrgzry Club he-lp here. 1 Cf -, . s 5 v CCIS5, .wpkies from years back are kept in this gm V. 1 . HMA. ...C A.1 Y Top Pow-Thcrizs, '.'.':QI, Ccle, Iappe, Glxsser, Ling, Afiscik, Lcd- ders, F313 Lfeyer, Cehfer Row-Fcsihlm, Brczski, El1fTjCIZd, Sewwvw Z-W :fl v-S 'N--.JS W'- Clxserz Mprzhy GNT' P LIBRARY CLUB BC' V1 Q ee han, ,,:rr:.., ...xtgiex-.s, 1.455 Ggmd, Behnker1,Eiffner,Cg:rr:nc E . 'o Shepherd, Gregg. '5q. Z' .f LOS IOVENES f S-:Gr 9' r, Q n rw, .u.. nsf , .J c C' UL, HQ 1 ' O Q ner 1fA'1f ' S G1 vu C 'J X I A xc :- I 'L1 1,1 1 i SKATING CLUB f iss, fvfyflrs, fgfis, OS 1 3. , ' vxtif, 1.1 Z-Il, '-'.'g..LiS 'x'.1.! r .' 1, ,xp-, '-'D L55, Z'.'.'1f IQI1 fb 1.1 '-J --- L,Q1:,1 1.1l.Il, L1:r.g,u ITT., 1,121 .,, 'I 5411.5-,y IZI1. Vx., -,..3.. ':1.1!f. II 1 11, ,- .II ' XILAILQ 1:..z1, E' U . . i' jf :rx fzy.-.1 - ff., S1 , .ll Z.. SQAI1M,r1 9' HM I5 IFN ILL-, Iielrzz, wvlv'111LGIS Y ,nz 1 SENIOR TCU RAW' - SEMINAR Schufznzn, Cccicppo, Reuwr, KL'-ssler, M3311- K..m.1:. ., ure, rzzumt' 1, '.QSffT.I. C-:Jer Fx,-,'-Casey, Hzgxg, Pgszftl, Sign, ifcllgns, Bram, IL :pil I-,1':.'-E:n:lo'.-J' sky, E,- :,:.-- bat' Vt, Gffrzkln, I-has Iv'fL,Sl3l-, iiuzizer, Ozih, Kgliu. K r LATIN CLUB Fi -ff-175, Trzuf-f's, Swor- f' y-, ftzxkd, ffffrn, Lus- Pa' 'fxllc-, rfgrff,-r, iicffl .J 'Jiri -Kifk-r, .l'.f1'i':fSZI'l, IS, S592-gy, S'Q1fXf',l'flf'Y, Egan, fxkpepper, Gardner, fiflmmif- rr., P:'.:'e.l, Krisny, E'f?.1ff,If1IK19I'- Killer, Fxiey. Txxrfl Hou-Ji Eizzll, Psxtzn, Higqins, Stin- Fihisin, G, Pffgff-r, Lfrs. Suyrfz, 1331, CZSQQI, Ewpnsnn, Pothf 7 7:22272 Prix!-Clszn, Lfxfgfq Kne- Klffisir, fQ::.:r.Lc1ur,K1r1g, Dunne, 41r.n, 4 UORIFLAMME cp F:'.-.'- Eetccuszll, Vfczjner, gfggyggglg, !.f3:ksf::it, Mzrrison, Qchjuset. Eciforn RCW-Surber, Cchurnxher, Hr. Arnyot, Hue, rurnrtt-er, Hildebrcnt. 13 4., r av Ll 'Ju DEUTSCHE VEREIN Top Row - Hfernstrcet, Carson Mnnqf-Is, Kiftisel, Shrotknr, Vfcxchi ter, Andres. Miidlfs- ROWYTHI Bcxrtc, Eberhard, Mehrinq, Quinn Brockrnunn, Vleisbrod, Simolin Truuerts. Bottom How - Wolf Irzzm-sfrr, Qrrnsin, Krizerficr, Cf: cioppo, Dr. Forst, Kurzius, Ken nedy. 1 1 1 J- s , 3 I ' i ,puma , . I-as-...L , L1 I1 'F lj If 27' 1 KX. H ln their special roorn at the rear of the stage, are Haaan, Mennear, Prusilc, George, Havens, Wright, Iones, Hansen, Grey. Honor Society The totem pole that you saw in the library this year was presented by the Honor Society in an all-Indian ceremony. Alonq with proiects such as this, the Honor Society fosters scholarship in school, and encourages service and leadership. This years officers were: Raymond Hcetler, president, Nancy Brinkman, vice-presidentp Thelma Kessler, secretary, and Gordon Samson, treasurer, Dr. Charles Salit was chair- man of the advisers. To G- 1 .r .. Pi .nf rzi, Anderson, Gilvey, Kraerner, lf:::1s.i1. 1, 1, ygi, I-5, , Hik, 1. D I :ritz , :arm Softs, l-fifcnald, Utz, 1 V 1, , - ,H '1S1ri, - ':TT2rr .. r, Pfffvrscn. Sf-find F .'.-.'-'.'.'f-15- li ns, ' ,I fi Ig: ,55,-.5 ,1,,,.11f.f Q 1 , , . . ., ,. . ,-- ,..- ' Y . Q, ' , N ' ' . . 1 .,. I . .,y.. in l... . .V -q,.y1-I Qmy' LIC ffl, F ' 1.1, tr ' 71.1 .. f H-ri, rvinrce, on :rg ff, Lcr-fvf,-.ii, lvor- l!1I'l, ti- is 1 Ei. ,. Ky' , ,. .mx I my ,U Em . , .. , , .. r ., .. , , ,, , 3 ,, Mwgmv M, ILM: All-U1 PXOUSIU C , ' ' -' . hw lil. r r fl-trait., l. r, t. 'ml , ' .P v-. ,N - . Qyi C 4. 'ffl' -t - iii' in 1- f '. Hs., .i, Fcsenlcrfg, ltr wine, lic-in, lifaynaril. C33 PL'-'-'---IYTST, v. 255 C zart, lfaily, Steuhijfin, Kennedy, Hoffman, Pain, Peneberg. -l:f-i-i, vv-1 ' ..,.,.: H , 1, , ,, A , ,-WL, vm . . . . -in v 115'-.t ,- -- A. A, st. l-i.es, l.A...,,us,,ni, r ,..y, G.1...as, rlermans, Pizzutielo. 1: 11:-.'-I-..' 3.1 ef, c,:.1.., .Lena fcita, Glaum. Sacluem P aye The Sachem Players was one of the most ac- tive and well known clubs in the school this year. One of the most important and outstanding events of each year has been the annual 3-act play put on by this hard-working group. This year it was the comedy success Corrie Rain or Shine. They also had other numerous activi- ties, such as visiting Broadway productions and studying the sets, lighting and sound effects after the performances. At each meeting the members got together and had fun putting on pantorngnes, skits and one-act plays. Also at regular club meetings they had interesting makeup demonstrations and periodical reports followed by discussions about the theater by the club members. The main idea or purpose of the club is to de- velop the skill and knowledge of students who are interested in stagecraft, that is: acting, mak- ing and designing scenery, costuming and make-up, stage lighting, stage terms, sound effects and also the reading and criticisms of contemporary plays. The Sachem Players are under the direction cf Mr. ldwal lones, and the officers: Agnes Bly- seth, Lucille Casey, Margaret Lampasona and Pita Shaw, president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer, respectively. Come Rcm or Stump thp Curt m cfitl rf th SUFLIWUI Ptuye-rs profiucttfn 1 tt to nqht Alt May Wxpper Come Ram or Slune The scene IS the porch of be Grayson S sumrror cc ' ,O lof' 'Od on tha skfres of cz luke C out orty m1 cs 'n Iv N Y nc f1ty 0 1 1 Lame un fx f te ubbm Mzyn d Show and PXSOTTI debate tue ments at u summer Grimqtl s present t1cn to bk. presuntcd Come rum or shme 81 ' ' , - , fx' , Q -. ., .. ' Y, 1 G ' - , - r1':7'!, Hysef., ffff Jilin, G llfli, H'x.'ffl'.'I, Sci. xzfftr, P15',t'i, Styx:-1, Fuss, PIZZUHQHFJ, Huyden, I C ' t. ' ' .. t.':'. Qi., .. M, b f If fm. 'J Q' Q sfxtfffi ttz, :rcrgrurr Ct D . RC' J Sizing, Sa . ' , Sf , V . . f , , X , r r .C 3 3 , K w I I Z I ., . 31 E' fgiika -ly vf' O 0 lllcwic X K 5 9-. G X , ii'- XX WM ' I M B030 ANNA VA. X? 5 is Q 'I Q Q' Q' 6' 2, Y f'llil11iQ'ii'Q' 3111 9 1911 Qfivgsr 1 nf' 'Q FQ' Q Q 4 if 'V 943' .4 5 123.2-,I H7 f! M if a S , in ff ?Q-i gi i Q-QQ? 15 i Q I 5 2,5 1? aim'Q+ Almost every Senior Band member has passed throuqb this lunior Band, directed by Mr. Gerald Rina. Qin' BAND Witli unifarriis ct purple and white, tlie Band has appeared many times this year under the directicn at Mr. Charles Hill. I. V. BAND 5 GIRL'S IUNIOR VARSITY GLEE CLUB Seen, these airls will be members cf the Varsity Glee Club. They are now directed by Mr. Gerald Ring. qv g1 -1 5 3 C'lieerleaderA Top Row-lffllrite, Zrrun, All-in, Allcn, Mrs. Kodc-ra, Koenig, ljcheandia, Chase, Uhl. Bottom Row- Cacciatore, lull, Doering, Poshrnan, Dellisquale. Hip, hip for the cheerleaders, the peppiest bunch oi sguaws in Sewanhaka. Come rain or shine, these girls will be on the job, promoting school spirit and spurring our teams to victory by getting the support of the crowds through cheers. To be a cheerleader is a great honor and well worth the six weeks of back- breaking training, competing with a hundred or more girls. Six are picked from all who try out. Only Sophomore girls are eligible for this activity. Lois Doering was captain ot the squad and Mrs. Frances Kodera their adviser. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra, under the direction ot Mr. Ahlman, has had a very busy year, lt played at many school performances such as the Christmas, Spring and Sunday concerts. The purpose ot this club is to develop techniques ot playing orchestral literature, to awaken and stimulate desire for symphonic music, and to oiier greater understanding and appreciation oi their own practical experience in pericrrning music. GIRL'S VARSITY GLEE CLUB Unaler the able direction of Miss Kathleen Donoahue, the largest Glee Club that Sewanhaka has ever sponsored has had a busy and enioyable year. The officers this year were: President Palma Cluteq Vice-President Carol Havens: Secretaries lean Urquhart and Toni Free: Treasurer loan Cacciatoreg Librarians Audrey Russell, Irene Ore, Nancy Swyers, and loAnn Vfalsh. The Cwlee Clubs Hempstead Rafly Dance, given foiritly with the Eoy's Glee Club and Student Council, was well attended and rrofits were used to see the opera La Traviataf' The club also participated in the Annual Christmas Concert, a huge successg and the annual Winter and spring Concerts. CHOIR This sinaing group of bays and airls receive members by invitation cnly, and to have a purple robe is truly an honor. They rarfinir :tr-fi this year, as in previous years, in the Sunday Afternoon Music Hours and the Annual Christmas Concert. Tr.eir caroling in the halls during the hoBday season was another unforgettable pleasure for the students of Sewanhaka. The rnerxlgers chosen by the choir as having given the most outstanding service, loyalty and cooperation to the choir this year were Barbara Lynn and Gordon Samson, Miss Kathleen Donoghue was the adviser. 88 GIRL'S IR. VARSITY GLEE CLUB 1 f ' ' ': 1'f 'f1 f'if1'iir1 , .Y., 1 F 11 fx. , f-1,0 Q f , .,. ,V A 1 BAND 1 . :- 1 A jzflf , ' 'f ' ' ri! . X 1 Al'H1,,,,Y IR. VARSITY BAND 1 ' -' Ag 11 7 'gp 1 ' '. iii if T11 Cf-Yr. Iris 1 C IS V113 ,, iffrxi- S Alfi Qngqgx 111.1 Q put in if 1 ii tr 117 :fr 1:fx:'f,-11-'-:, ..1s'r'x:Q1if1Q1s's. YS J S lL1b ,W -.,., V11 I S I' IYEQLSLXC l.1C,1!i .JSE 1 o'V 4 Plnf I., 7 1 ,11z511.1.':31,1,'I 1 1 1 ' 1 II 1'1 Q N' . fs. ill S',1i1?S IZJITL' TTT'Q.Sl'f. , U, -5 -W., vw' V17-f .,fF,-- WV: ,..1...1 ,- 1 . S ,... SWING BAND rw- Snlzcrf Pzgzn I.. A I fs, MMMY 1,9 kxr' it f 1 7 ' D' '111 15:1 'I1rff1' LI I A .ity 5,111,111 ff . , f . II,1f11 1..1f:1':3 fzn ' gg 1'11'y 1 Q I.f1, I 1,11 I 11.11 l,IVl.5 ' Twirfer N. 1 D 521, .1..,.JTT.3, I..gJffJ, . ff , 54,111 ', ,, 1 ' v f.'1'J9 I . I if1'JQ1y'. -YQ :,. 14- Q ' Allcrx rrtuslhzl . sry c1g.::11zg:- .-Y19 f 7,1 rfwmz P .1.u'..lI... 0 learn ' jf! , .I A? f , I a , 1 ,lf 1 4 ,fl ,ljfl fb ' t L W1 f 1 ' 1 F , . , , , fy V ff, I 4 f . 2 1 I f . Under construction. Parts were assembled by students o Radu: Tower Operation started February 18, 1947. The final touch . . . I1 ill , f P' i. i ? 3'-. 1 6 5 A- o ' J' ' L' J.. sf- W 'f N Rf 4.-1. -Q3 I Ox-xx' nun F17 4 N ' l .31 fl-ll1'I1!J1f 21 ' L 5-QQ.. ' P -- ,354 ' -Q., . X32 Vocciiondl students building Q model home. Tn ,, fifpafsf Q, If 1-.':H: the Sew infidkd radio s!':fif n! Assernbfing the radio cn- tennci in one of the shops. i l lt you had wanted a oass land who d1dnt7l You wou o 'rave seen Mr Harold Vfrta Nor Pe day lohn Powers Ot er qood ones to know were Dr Alva T Stanfortlo lStudertCounc1l Presrdentldtcnard Speckerl, Mrs Dorrs Borqas, better known as Helen AIOSG, and lack 'Nrl'1a'ns, altas Mr Howard Nordalul Yes, thrs was Students Day wnen each teacher has a senror for a substrtute 92 A I lfn 'und I' Fth n A Ido S tn ard Cnarles od a lun lsrde C1 tdrln PVT l Prrqresstve rn, DC rrcr CSO with Allied 1 lt round VDO votes Student ccnstr ufnts wlll never forqet te panerlrtte ed melee last May tenth ln the audltorlurn lrn lwosd and Vxda Raqrne present A 1n trans are o'r s Pol lc Dona un onas lNaael and Edmund Wrs mewsm f r rs V riN1 - V ctfr F. . qlrymw N' C C, ' 1 r :vw an ,- mr 'f1'OA x cn 1' r C Kp:-Us .Jfd Q' , .lawn N .1 W' cv. .A Luv vw 4 ,A fr f- Luc' 93 f-wg 'Y N 3 CWA BJC, 331 'rl Axubco N, ,M M' C., 'wa Norma was 1'S ,- 53 'Ill CUSTODIAL STAFF Q Cv' U r' s Ge nd Pow A Olfll l'eyer Edw rd Mxlmot Gul Q s 'duel 1- wr '1 Four 1 Few Gffr RQcl Qn 91 Q frs ' 'W F J Geo Q B rqe lfron Fred Knoll Kenna-'lx Place Edward o lc 94 r 'VG+ x 5. 'ft . 1 V' , . J -,- A ,,.. Q . , if V fg , ' 5, ,, X . F Q V . F, 1 U' 'L I , -, f nv .I, X ' 2. Ti 'V ' ' 1, , - ,, . ' ' J' . I l 7- -1 ' - p 1 k I' ,f I if . l AR Q ' f 1- n I jj 4 A, . , ' a T r 4 V , 1 Tcj: Pct-.'-Ernil '.'.'frfri:nn, Sfznlq r .xiii , - cc . 'A - d AA 1. , 3 'V , P Sfirieher, Third F21-1-fclin lieqer, Erwin Hzr f, .,c,. . 'I::Q . KJ. . tl . - - J, :ge N b 'l, Vlillizrrz Suesdcrf, Alfred .,'.'.'J . cn. Este.. .cv - .,'. . , , , , ,- Sparta O I 7 J' S Qs , BQCVWNAVA-. Top Row-McCullough, Sandgren, Young, Fetterman, Kunsman, Prusik, Letteva, Fauntleroy, Kline, VValsh, Second Row-Lenny, Herrschaft, Baldwin, McVeigh, McVay, Harris, Mr. Falkiner, Mr. Pellegrino. Third Ftowelvlr. Earkiel, Bruswitz, Owens, Yancey, lvanauskas, Mr. Twitchell, Norman Lind, Meilunasf Curtis, Bruton, Mr. Davis. Bottom Row-Hoemer, Voelger, Schubert, Albrecht, Byers, Riegert, Drech, Mulcahy, Vogts. A straight-arm and on he goes, for an eight-yard advance. U41-Aitq Yoo t6 I An eager crowd cheers a Sewanhaka goal at the Hempstead game. They won, though. not - , Y . Q - LK i , v Yr-- A Hurry Curtis, Coach Al Twitchell, and Vlalter ncxuskus. 5. . . v , H. h A Ayn, - wb I M, -N--.-5 in '1 . ' ps Asa v ' , A X ,Q xv 7 Q F N Y X , y , 1 4, x , 3: ' . ir g 1 It , - ,f,,,, ' 11: A -9 q' .-I15,ik,,-f.iV,,,',,,'A.L- - - 'X' . -'fffkfw ' i Q mrvtg. A .r'n,j.Hg- -V I i- M,,,Cg5t,,5v , , 1 , ' gf., , ' 'K I - .A-Ziff-5'3W1i l' , ' 7' Q M -' 4'?3?Hf.l.. . 5 '4 1.--fini? . 23 . ' - ,'2!'iln iA ll ,L F ,-'fyxzr y -2 Ik' . -'Vis' ,vi ir- ,gy AJ., ., . il ' .V hmuvii . .-V i 1 -v ,, 4323? 4- gre., , ,Y If.-aiiflginzg ,H gg- A Qs 4, . :Q - QM.-:gif Qu, Q :Lai ,mg ,:X Q'TQii',' 1 ,... V.-.iJ.-A emu-A .4 n 1 ., ,gigs-zu if -,.- 4 ,gig V' gy- q '- , ' , ef- ' ,, if -,Q t , - ruff. at , S' .,5v,,.1fg,NQ2., 4 'nf fx' 1 . v--. -1' V 11 ' .yglx V:--J vii, -, '.'Q,'1sA-,- L ,,-yit' Y. - - V ' ,.' 0' 1 ,fu 1 ,ff gi- 41 - A' '. -- '-3' ' .' ' H. .-,MV . v 1 p . . lt's the beginning of that Valley Stream tragedy, September 28. jr. Ua ity ?oot6aIl 1 Top Rm-1-lflfiteiil-co, Mellor, VfmVe klyn, Frick, Heefler, Bc-nnfviirt, lanes, Renmiri, Bottier, Curls, Esfhfifiniii 1. Sf-:end F01-.'-Mr, E'1'l-tif-l, Hullsm'1n,liens5n, E :n'i'lO, Austin, E',irnef', Stuvfrsint, Nctell, Hill, Mr, Tnomises. Third How-Pensi, Pirellc, Vfrenfh, Smith, Sliusfiq, Schenk, lchnson, Christensen, Literal, Rcsenhsum. Fourth Flsnv-lfczuntle-roy, McVeigh, Hello, Halpern, lcnsey, Wilton, Lepori, Notel, Bcuers. -va x 14 rw, P r- 'W N The shot-put is becoming more populcrr cms cr truck event nowadays NA' -sq Coach Froley was proud this doy upon opening the trophy at the close of the Soccer season. 98 , -X ,- ' . , . -.. ' e. It is hard to give a full picture of the baseball season, because of an early deadline, but here are some active batmen at Work. 1 ,- What physical education student hasn't wished he could do a better high jump? Here is an athlete improving himself. 99 .4 , Q.-gfffff Q' fl, Alu: 'Dr- Q- lf' CROSS COUNTRY Tcp FC'.'.'-If-Tir, T.Tc!ff1r,Pf1::ffz, Yirlifr, ?f'14isix, Mr. Fish 121, Ffzfzrtxriss, Pfzrmfl, 3137, Scderburq, Lundbctk. Ectfczu RO'.'l'l-Z - 1 QJZLQ, Gif, 521111, Kennedy, 2:15, O'Igl11,lI, Cgzupbull, Ivfuzphy, Noiheis. RIFLE CLUB Top Rc'.-.'-Rf-fifiinfj, Mfrlzf-F, Fif-17?:fT'i, Fffifik, Hifz, Frisf-T, Furrrll, Pqifzmo. Tdiflilc RCW-Keller, Qppermim, Sixth, Lfxsthr, x.',11fl', 'IX11I',', Cpzrfirz, Merton, k 13111 RL'.'. v'w'-QIJIICJIII, IRICIUII, Iamieson, Mr. 'vAv'iLi1QlYZ'.S, Krgmur, Lfgylf Ckzpmtf, Lzidzce. O' Every heart beats fast when they line up on the gridiron, like this. The dust flies thick cmd fast on the Chaminade home field. We were left on the small end of a 12-U score in spite of a valiant fight. FN,7Q 'ik Its not often repeated but Sewanhaka has only won one game on its new home field - Great Neck in '46. INDOOR TRACKMEN Top Row-Tun-eil, Metgar, Hardy, Burkhardt, Vfrllixrns, Kehr. Cen- ter Row-Mr. Ptolseth, Austin, Kar- mel, Simpson, Griffen, O'Hara, Notheis. Bottom How-Raphael, Tunell, Murphy, Kamrass, Bates, Kennedy. 91. Literally Corning down to earth in earnest. -At, - I ll -Q I Q s ' uh l f-'f ., The La Crosse season just about qets under way when the Totem goes to press. A lzrave try at the Faculty-Varsity Cluh Basketball Game in March. The Faculty, for hetfer or for wcrse, walked away with all honors. Kawlzetb ll -4--Q -+--+ I wi-4 Stcmforth Hall 15 always crowded at a game VARSITY SQUAD Top Row Van Tassel Lexmexster s t M Ct Bottom Row Mr Pelleqrmo MacG1lvory OConnel1 Owens Gowcn Lehr Burton E' iw --f als s s . . J ' .--L Y . ist K , gg V 5 4 K - - lf xg 3 f , l.ff-j:f:r,, Vrf:1s,S.1ttfl, I. ttf.-r, x X , - - h f I 1 . Q I l ' 1 H, ' ' Il ll Q .1 Q qt K l ' - 1 t ' i x b h Q. . ' , .ff ' ' x 2 1 s. ' ' Xl' ,- l . K I T 'x 5 . 4 7 4 A , X 1.4 f - - f . ' -5 , L I :I av -c 1 J l ,Ag .gl 5 - '- , 'I lp ,. 2 ,L ' l I, ' my , 5 ,. 2 ' 4.71 xl .3 . '-at XX Q' ' .L f s N 2 ' 3 ' 5 1 1 ' t 7 ' , - -13 I 4 r 7 K A, ai V :X s , . , .. 27' Q . . ' 4 ' 1 A ' . ' a '. 57 iv 4 ,' If -f ' 1 X -11 ' 1 2 f 7' 5.5-, ' ..., . r-... . 11 ,f 5- ' ,K FRESHMAN SQUAD c T1 '1 Go er Ycl y G11chr n C car Burns Nr Fcxl nfr F 1 i I ry. . my tw-1. ' 4? J ' V Q., 1. I ' - qi ,f 1, i 4. , Q 1-' f Y W T aw.. , sz. , ,pr ..., I.. ,l rf 1. - as .1-v - On the spot' Ka lzetb FIWIS 1 g the carnpa1gn on G 111 H 1' e a a Fl sae esstul season w '1 ss s ns toncwmg tk1s popa 1 IH e .1 e 'cr 'me v s we fnte T1 nano css F1 mg 15 rnany wmntng sp u ,es es 1r, 1en'1cn IS our new 'r sn b sn t e1r nt.: leaaue trace as hm G1 nest s pc1'1'sl Vasxe s ts 1 oar Ne '1 e e AIS s as I our I V squad C m Ven wms and selen r sport can lcon to 1 Basset' o r tan nd Balz pa ed the ati te m They ead cred over cz hurdred al-Aitq ?oot6 I Ko fd Apparently not cherishing the thought of finishing last in the Nassau gridiron race, the Indians rallied to give Sewanhaka two final victories after five dis- couraging defeats. Finding a spark, the Vlarriors in these last games gave us plenty' of that long missed pigskin color. V-'ho can forget the near-upset of a highly favored Chaminade eleven on Election Day? Then came the valiant up- hill triumph of our varsity in the Far Rockaway engagement, Using both the T and the double wing-back formations, Coach Twitchell shifted his gridsters into a winning combination. Rounding out the starting back- field were Harry Curtis, bearing the brunt of fullback and place kicking chores, Walt lvanuskus, and Art Herschaft with two touchdowns apiece, and diminutive Vinny Murray with three. Holding down the flanks stood Prusik and Lind. Fill- ing in at tackles were Schubert and Orech and our hard working middlemen were Beigart, Byers, and Mulcahy, with the latter being center and backer-up, Because of the spirited play and the immense popularity of Curtis and Ivanus- kus, the players and fans alike made these two honorary cofcaptains of the Brave squad. SOCCER SCHEDULE Valley Stre l-fc-pliani Hempstead Freeport Chaminade Great Neck Far Rockaw Gm GY With soccer gradually earning tts place among the fall sports the Fraleymen gave SH S its best booting season in the three year history of the sport Although winning only one and losmg three the booters tied three in some tingling overtime upsets No one person can be tabbed as our outstanding player but the sparkling play of Pamutsoglu at center Kruetzer as goalie and Hulsman at half made this a fine defensive team Along with them the remaining scorers Korales Delvfuth Rittenhouse Schuler and Schneider often gave us a high scoring punch For his excellent game saving abilities the duty of cap tam was awarded to Henry Kruetzer CROSS COUNTY The first line of a popular war song goes over hill over dale and our harriers certainly followed that procedure in running out five wms in eight starts As in the past the ZV2 milers have presented Sewanhaka with its most impressive fall squad Furthermore these proteges of Coach Rolseth Behind the spirited leadership of captain lack Bates the remaining dalers Danny O Neill Ierry Kennedy Gene Murphy Robert Notheis Dan Wall lack Giegerich Iohn Campbell Gene Kamrass and 'Ed McCabe set the Nassau cinders flying in many opponents faces ran 4th in the South Shore Tournament Coach Williams again turned in a fine rob by placing the nflers in fifth place with four triumphs and six Gauntt Iamieson Mayhew Andree Kramer assured our four victories over Garden City Freeport and Long Beach A few of the honors RIFLE the Nimrods during the season were won at the Press Tournament in the lamaica Armory Frank Guantt not only got the high prone score C90 x IOOJ but the team as well placed 14th with a score of 812 defeats and Cuomo Oceanside obtained by Jr lla Aztq Yootb ll SCHEDULE Mepham Freeport Chaminade Great Neck Valley Stream Hempstead When asked after one of the most discouraging iunicr vwrsity footl ill seasons it took no thought for Coach Thomases to rs ply 'fh y re J I stars to me' Yes the few that did turn out and had grit enough to t lf the continued beatings certainly did Sewanhaka credit Notabl to those who did follow the team ev 5 the pliy of CK cfe Sireca Halpern and Hensen With the rest of the Warriors in luding the irosh team they made a high caliber of play apparent with most of tne games close 106 O O Glen Cove .,.... 33- 0 in school history fone win and nine lossesl, who our cuts! znling player was, ....,...26-13 ' . .. g-. : 'e' fi' f , .......2l-U30-7 ' ' a.e -' ' ,,.... 14- 6 13- 6 ' ' '. ...,.6-1213-0 e . 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Spa:-tA Great Ne k Oceanside Lawrence Mepham Baldwin Chaminade Freeport Hempstead Valley Stream Garden City Glen Cove Uamztq Ka lzetb I The fond merrorifs of our prf Jious Caae charnri nshrps lingered on but a dis ouraqin, season qreet J our dribb ers Losing the close ones we ended the year with a Ca d rf five urns and tnir een losses tore can lfe s 1d in aeffnse cf the team than tif record indzcates Hrqh on the he ip for Nassau scfring lonors were Smiley Burt n ani Monk Meyers with l72 and 170 points resp: tifely One of the be st play makers in the c unty Rod L hr sleadied our young tcarn and thrilled the cro lcls with his t ntalizing one handed sets Trlfrng th rr share of the baQlfLoard work Home Vogts and Bob Stfittfl ranked three anl five in team scorinq Co ch Cqrter rounled his Quintet by shulflinq lohn lfimfi tfr Hlrry O Jfns Ronnie MrcG1lvary GIQ,OIf lldppe Ronnie Gowan and Iarnes OCcnneil into the lineup LA CROSSE La Crosse again took on where it left off last summer the most popular spring sport on the campus Coach lwitchell s ability to turn out terrific sauo is the returninf' sti krnen Nolan Brusurtz Dellluth Goerq Angelo lfricnbertg lfon al and Msye Uni a list of 65 enthused candidates made this the rrost formrl ul? qu ra in pur le w ite his f ,I Everyone of course looked optornrsti cally forward to our traditional qamf s vi'h Garden City lfldnhasset and the touqh Poly Prep team TRACK An equal qu n ttf of vetfraris anl lri gh' n 1 stirs rn l tl is ye rr lo k qood for both ou in oor an ou lfor tt ns sq t l iocl Indoor Lt Jrnpionship W1 h Dixfn and Tunnfl u he oor s t or h Rfilse boys hcped to x in of our lorne Vee s so x l r 1 J 'o 1 pe ect season Beeause. of our br nd new field it was possible to SLllEGLllQ all ccts S vannalca BASEBALL ithb t ts r'lor s in 'i 1 arosy if ie r our t ree stu, ,ind six tg ir rnis 'iuly M rronov sm L,i'tinq Q urnp of list year s 1 t h is Holi Burns fn rt: n t t ry lf eu er vt won niiny honors in county Quill, etition home ZUU other candidates turned out Finishing the campaign on a high note our I V squad com pleted a highly successful season with eleven wins and seven losses The fans following this popular indoor sport can look fo r U4 My ward to the future for fine varsity tives Hubie Bassett our high sconnq center Phil Guiliano Moss Frick, and Balzac paced the team during its many wrnmnq splurqes Deservinq mention is our new frosh basketball team They lead M their rumor league race as hm Gilchriest scored over a hundred points! 107 O in 7' N s . J 'M :H I V ,H .. LSC 1 C , : ....., 45-33 V . P V ,V , . Y - ,' V V ' 'f 43-37 ,A,J. V K 1V .V V 3344 49-40 V j ' ' 1 V j ' ,, . K ' A A , .,..... 43-42 32-23 .' ' V . VV .X 1 V. A - O , ' ,.,.... 33-58 26-42 ' D . ,VV A V ' f . V. i H V H ,' ' , 45-34 38-33 i ' ' I . K V rx. ' 1 my V v , r ' ......,. 38-36 48-36 V X V ' ' i V .Y .V ' .V ' .,, 35-30 44-37 H V V V ' K V' , t .' V . 'V A, 1.5 A f Q I .. ., 37-46 50-37 QA' F . A N 1 Y V .V . ,A V, ' V' V Y . 4 ' ' ..... 36-38 , V ' ' ' ' V .. .., 31-45 ' a 1' ' -or ' :V , ev 'rf Q I o r' d d 'tr 3 ear . The culid has rl iced in the A. A. U. Sigh ilri Q e' V' i' ' ' , 't. Karnrgss, Griffon, Simpson, H it--s, blltV I',Ifl, Cl Neill, 'grid UH it 1 rourifliriq the boards: and Geiqgerich, ' J , ' 1 plqcing in the other fiolfi eve-n's, our strut 1 l rfzll--fl gr t. , l 'nit 'I ou . ,th's , A all r .ri .1 -T , 'Jo iozlit- fo it . f arf' ' 'W . ' 'W a ,' ' ' V l at eu' 1 'WI ,riiht houql.. of CI .on su cos:f'.il f'f1fI,i 1' 5 ., Cirh FI Il5Y p inter! c ri't' r., fo h A ' bdsels ill riirius. fjatolce-.l for ' Ty . our vt-I. . 'J I f i K ', 7 . 'h ' ' '- ' , gqrr,-i itit ng llwrry Lou-Joris and ffl :r.y ft 1 ilv, stir pit. e 'g , K: Bu 1 , ml lla: .r t: l.a : i r ' ' ' ' '. - ' ' . 7 ' ' ' O . ' ' ' r- l s... r BOWLING Top Row-Mrs. Gill, Simmons, Mason lones, Kegan, Murray, Hartman, Burns Ptretzschner. Bottom Row - Walters Schweitzer, Sheoch, Mennear, Bruqqer Smith. BADMINTON Top Row-Foraide, Rottkamp, Anello, Shoenheclcler, Brockman, Hartman, Mrs. Howard. Middle Row-larvis, Edmunds, Younq, De Cristofaro, DeCristafaro, Smith. Bottom Row-Venezia, Heina, Hibes, Ryder. 'Vs pg! , . l , , U. xx V l u r v..1K A . ag. ' . 9 ,.. will I'3p if PING PONG Top Row-Shaffer, Mennecxr, Spiiz, Schoemlein, Ryder, Anello, Cooper, Mrs. Pop-ella. Bottom How-Hill, Inqrczm, Web- ber, Nehrwein, Zinck. Dorffhy Pfrofzschner-G strike? PING PONG Shaffer, Menneor, Webber, Cooper . , .,, C., ,, . Zzrinc, Nbr:-.'-f1r1, hr., olxlezzgexnc, in qmm, Spitz, Ryder. ...aff , , . Q1-I Spol-tA Sewanhaka H1gh School has brought to tts campus the tac1l1t1es for those g1rls who are mterested rn the sports world The g1rls ct t1vely partrclpate ln tenms basketball badmmton bowllng held hockey prng pong r1d1ng soft ball and volley ball As the need IS seen tor some other type of sport the physrcal educatron department rs ready to provrde the g1rls w1th the mstructron and phystcal prop ertres whrch are needed to carry out rts operatron Competrtron at Sewanhaka rn the held of g1rls sports IS restrrcted almost entrrely to 1ntramural meets rather than 1nter scholastrc competrtxon as IS the pat tern w1th most of the boys sports At the close of the season there are awarded four Vrctory Sports Medals In 1946 these were awarded to the followmg g1rls Freshman Iudrth Knudson Sophomore Alberta Swenson Iunxor Ioan Drerbholz and Sen1or Anne Venezra The g1rls after passmg certaln requrrements become el1g1ble for numerals erght rnch letters and chevrons There IS a chevron whrch may be awarded after partxcrpatlon 1n any of the sports offered when the SDGCIIIC requuements are met As a rule these awards are presented at the close of the school year when all sports have been completed BADMIN TON A small number of g1rls turned out for the Fall badmmton season so 1t was possrble to work on 1nd1v1dual techmque The co charrmen took charge of the badmmton equrpment and the re cord1ng of attendance The group met twrce a week for the purpose of teachrng the g1rls the game and techn1que for school as well as out slde amusement BASKETBALL Basketball IS cons1dered the most popular sport for the year because 1t calls for team co- operat1on by all players Thls 1S the arm of the sport The g1rls met on Tuesday and Fr1day of every week Two co-chorrmen were elected Several schools have 1nqu1red about maklng ar rangements for games w1th Sewanhaka The Freshmen g1rls are rn partlcular demand for these mvrtatrons Drfferent suggestrons made for methods of tournaments were that the dlfferent classes compete and that the H1 Y s and other organrzatrons whlch are rnterested be entered into competltxon The adv1sors are Mrs Eugema Howard and Mrs Charlotte Popella BOWLING At least once or twice a week those g1rls 1n terested 1n bowhng went down to the Tuhp H111 Bowlmg Alleys About th1rty t1ve g1rls came out to partlclpate 1n the actrvity A record was kept of the scores to see Wh1Ch g1rls had the hlghest averages The adv1sors for thrs sport were M1ss V1rg1n1a Grll and Mrs Eugema Howard FIELD HOCKEY Thls season was an actlve one for Intramural Fleld Hockey Tw1ce a week forty g1rls under the supervrsron of Mrs Charlotte Popella en gaged in F1eld Hockey Every game played had a newly elected capta1n The g1rls who were chosen captams were Iack1e Pmstor ElSlS Coop- er BGSSIG Gumas Iudy Knudson lean Mason Kay Schoenlem Manlyn Sprtz and Alberta Swenson The Freshman team was not very ac t1ve Iudrth Knudson was commended for her excellent Job of managxng the affalrs of the team PING PONG Each Monday and Thursday afternoon an average of th1rty g1rls got together for Ping Pong The lessons and games were held 1n the Cor rectrve Gym room Tournaments for smgles and doubles were planned When the tournaments were frnrshed the Freshman class Sophomore class Iumor class and Sen1or class each had a w1nner as well as a w1nn1ng team A play off for the school champron completed the tournament RIDING In the fall about th1rty SIX g1rls went out for r1d1ng At the Lakeslde Rrdmg Academy every Monday and Frrday afternoons the cocharrmen were Carolyn Foster and Edna Crosby On the ndmg days the g1rls were pxcked up rn a statlon wagon and after the1r rrde they were brought back to school The g1rls were d1V1dGd 1nto two groups at the beg1nn1ng of the year and were Judged on the1r knowledge and ab1l1ty to r1de Some went 1nto the beglnners group whlle the remarnder went 1nto the 1ntermed1ate and ad vanced group Dur1ng the season several out standrng part1c1pants became ev1dent They not only had a good techmque 1n handllng the1r horses and themselves but they cont1nued to show an actxve 1nterest 1n the sport dur1ng bad weather as well as good Dunng the wmter Mr Crothers took those lnterested 1n wmter r1d1ng to the Academy In the Sprmg the regular school schedule was resumed Durlng the season some slxty s1x g1rls appeared for rrdrng Several trmes the boys r1d1ng club comblned w1th the g1rls rrdrng club Mrs Eugema Howard was the adv1ser SOFTBALL The 1946 Sprmg Softball season was not very actrve as far as rnter school compet1t1on was concerned The adv1ser was M1ss Carpenter who IS no longer assoc1ated Wllh the school The manager was Betty Drozdowsk1 About th1rty seven q1I'lS partrcrpated and they met twrce a week A team was formed and two games were played w1th other schools TENNIS Thts year there was only one Tenms group the advanced group There were ten g1rls who came out for tennxs M1ss V1rg1n1a Glll was the adv1sor Alrce Brant was the manager VOLLEY BALL M1ss 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I . j, 1 . 9 H8 Phone: Floral Park 5431 ALBERT,S Laundry and Dry Cleaners Cash and carry discount 1101 New Hwle Park Road 320 JCI'lCl10 Turnpike Floral Park L I Compliments o WOODIE BAKE SHOP Famous or Flauorsome Cheese Cake Next to Post Ofhce Elmont We Deluer Telephone Orders SPRADLEY S Chozce Weats Hams Barons Steaks Chops Fme Poultry 264 ,ICI'lCll0 Turnplke Telephone Floral Park 960 Office nd Re :dence Field lone 3 2026 WM J BEHRENDT Realtor and lnsuranre Notary Publw 247 02 Jamaica Avenue Bellero e 6 L I New York Compliments of Dr A N Saperstem Telephone Floral Park 87al Zanettl Ice Cream Parlor RESTALRAINT 290 ,lerlcllo Turnplke Floral Park E-staljllshed 1916 1VI0SKIN,S DEPARTMENT STORE 249 06 08 JLXWIAICA AVLNLE BELLEROSE L I N X Phone Prlmro e 8796 . . . , . . . KG f V 9, A 7 ' ' S , , x 1 9 I Next Door to Floral Theatre a 5' : ' s - ,P . . A . . . .. - . . A. , : ' s s , . ., - 119 I J STEFFEL Photo Research Laboratory 2555 Welyster Avenue New York 58, N Y QHDFWICK 21361 LOIIIIJIPUIS Lqulpped to Render the ln hest udlltw Iortrulurg and Ihoto ripln for SCIIOUI and Lollcge Annuals OPFILIAL PHOTOGRAPHER to the 1947 TOTENI 120 Y Q 0 0 . , , , . . 'X' . l . Craftsnlansllip and an Expedited Service on both Personal J 1' . 1 gl 2 '- . N , . + . 1 Y as , , -1 L Emuwr Ann Home Jppllance Long Island s Largest Appliance Center Hempstead Turnplke and Plainfield Avenue ELMONT BATHROOM OUTFITS HEATING MATERIALS KITCHEN CABINETS RADIOS REFRIGERATORS WASHING MACHINES 121 L O , . FIELDSTONE 3-3646-36-17-3648 -I- Complzments of A ll G 0 ll 0 M E S ELMONT N Y FLORAL PARK 3636 FIELDSTONE 71061 122 481 HEMPSTEAD TURNPIKE IDIEGES 6: CLUST 17 JOHN STREET NEW YORK 8 N Y Manufacturing Specialty Jewelers Official Jewelers for the CLASS OF 1947 Rings Plns Medals Trophles Athletic Awards 123 , I I + + . , . , , . , . 5 I tu Lhl 'Wax fosrnvloln x mul Hair IJFPSSIIIQ. r 'lux I'1ora1l'axk 'N X ll len and Xndrew T 1 lh ne llorfnl Parlt 894 KUEHN BROS Prime lleats and Prouszons 344A TLLIP Al ENLE Iuld tone 32167 Floral Park 6 RICHARD J WADE L1eens1dRfal Estate Broker Frankhn Theatre Bulldmg franklin qquare L I Telephone Fuld lone 3 0142 DR FRANK RUBIN Es es Exammed Glasses Fxtted 224 ,l6I'lCllO Turnplke Floral Park L I Che 3 6840 CHIN and IEE CO Inc Chou llun 'llunu neturers 123 121 Bank Street New lork Cltw 14 Mendelsohn s Drug Store C Mendel ohn PhG Pharll 2 o ,lerleho Turnpike Cor Emer on Ax enue Floral Park 'N V e Deln er Phone Floral Park 100 Telephone Fnld tone 3 1047 agwf l pholstc rung Furnlture Lamp Tables 214 ,lerleho Turnpnlu Floral Park Compliments o GALES CLEANING STORES 480 Hemp tead Turnplke and Elmont Road Elmont 'N I floral lark 10261 3 Day Seruce Shirts Done By Hand ' :lx 3 I ll 1 I 177 T' f I 1 1, he K l 1 L ' . 1 - 1 'rr ' I 1 . ST Cove t .P rue 1 ' ' ' . -'. 1. Floral l'nrlx 6028 e ' ' : ' L 1 I l vc-10:7 . -l 1 b ', ' Optometrist ' , . . lsea - 9 1 O, I T. . . I . S . ' ' ' ,f.Y I ' ' ' 'v - 2T I . Q. 'lv zz 'sl I I F S a ' - . S -n . 1 1 Y - 124 Telephone Floral Park la13 Eddle s Hardware Store Lnder New Hana ement House Furnishings Electrical Supplzes Sapolzn Paints W axmg and Sanflm l11dClllIlCs for rent DOLSKY 81 LEWIS 1.38.1 Tullp Avenue Floral Park L l Statzonery Tos Games Greetm Lards Compliments 0 FRANK S BARBER SHOPPE 496 Hemp tead Turnpxkc Elmont Complzmrnts 0 JOHN P DREWES Creetzng Cards Cl Is and Flouers Marle A Blchelhaupt Soda I'ountazn Candles Fzlms foys STANLEY N DUGGAN 1601 Hlll lde Aw enue N1wHy1lePark L 1 B 1 Floral Park 6963 THE JUVENILE HART GIFTS LAYETTES Style Center For Chzldren 190 ,lerlcllo Turnpike l'l0r1l l ark 238 Portrait and W efldmg 'ilbums PHDTOGRPPHER Cameras and Photo Supplies 1613 H1ll lde Avenue New Hwde Park L I B 1 - 9 Y A' A g ' , ' - - I , . . .Si 1 T . g H V . .U ' . V. - U. a U S . I I 4 4 ki Y ' 7 ' Q ' 3 7 ,ls . Greeting Cards, Novelties 'I' 'l' . . . . q I v 5 f fr ',..,'.l. ' ' 1 1 la 'S ' ' . 1 ss I - 99 . . ' 's' - v V - , 1 ' , . ., . . 125 47 CLASS Of 48 CLASS Of 49 CLASS Of 50 CLASS Of Compliments of Doctor 6: Mrs John D1Noto 1825 NEW HYDE PARK RD NEW HYDE PARK N Y Phone Floral Pa k D29 B E S T S JEAN VICKERS L ,f ED f .el n 1642 H lls de Aw enue lNew Hyde Park N Y For Better Ha duare House LG IP k Paznts and Tools 148 JERICHO TLRNPIKE FLORAL PARK IIYINNEITI HADDWADE Harduare Houseuares Paints Plumblng and Electrlcal Supplies Tools 1634 H11 de A enuc Nc HwdcP rk N Y 130 I l 1 0 o C , . . : r ' 'l' gifi o is inc 'o 9 i 'i ' Y ,1'. T. r . , 1. e Flora ar 8658 ' i si v fw Y' a ,-'. '. phn Flnlll lx GEORGE .l JOERG Inc llrulmlz Lzlzume Pufnnwe Ire Pu wld rk ll rl. P on Feld! nf-'lufml We-rkel s Pure Wh-at Proflunta Y lllm nn gr 16 ,lfxflfllfl nlurnpllu Floral l ark N Y s 4 huu II Julu or BELI EROSIL SUGAR BOWI lun: lu um Hr Sundu 11,11 s If 1 fr: um So t Drinks 'L 10Jl4RIlIl0'llHNI lxl' ll'llUSl' l Flor ll llrrtux llluuug 5 xcsfzxurmf DININL BOW LINI fate rmg to Bunqulls lfulrllnp lurrus 86 South ls un Xu nu oral l l fomplmu nts 0 Lugene ,l f0llStdlltlIl Compliments of M8 mums V60 GARDEN CITY l3l Tele u P: 4 A 'ur' l-'ITU --y,.- ,-,, -, ., B f l . , ,. 1 1 .- , l W 1 7 l 1 K 4 J , , , l N4-w ll, -Pa . Long lhllil l. N. Y. I l , , , , l fllor. Hill-iflrr Aux K News llyclf- l'u R1l.P h ez i so .-f T. ' '. . -r , ,v 1 1 . 4 Otto in ll .M . 1.-T-+ I I 'f. l'l , , , , Br11,,: 53, ,. I. A . . ' , 1. . ' ' a Park Sfvhl 1- .': x ' 9 QL! . Uk : C one . v -- -. . . . . Yi' . I I I I ' 'I . I' I 'I' , ., ., . K. I ., 1, - v Y FI ' 'urlm ,. l. ' A , - .- y l 1 V. . I I xl . l l I Telephone Fxeldstone 3 2670 TED S MEN S SHOP Wearing Apparel or the Campus 206 Jerlcho Turnplke Telephone Floral Park 206 HALLDEN RADIO C0 133 TULIP AVENUE FLORAL PARK N Y Andrew R Hallden Floral Park 864 ffm UHIHZ '5 llfarld 1646 Hlllslde Avenue lNew Hyde Park L I N Y Telephones Fleldstone 3 2389 Floral Park 91 ENGELHARDT BUICK, Inc Authorized Sales Servtce and Parts 130 JERICHO TURNPIKE FLORAL PARK N Y Telephones Floral Park 333 Fieldstone 7-0432 EDMUND D PURCELL Real Estate Insurance Management Flre Automoblle Theft 111 Tyson Avenue Floral Park N CAfter Office Hours Call Floral Park 62683 Phone Floral Park 1614 FLORAL FLORIST SHOP Floral Telegraph Delwery 129 Tullp Avenue Floral Park N A H WITTING .Ieueler Clock Watch and Jewelry Repaxrmg 131 Tuhp Avenue Floral Park lN Y Floral Park 5585 VOGEL S Statzonery and School Suppltes F ountazn Service 372A TULIP AVENUE 9 9 C . . , l 0 I f . 4'Y7V1l!y'kl!jL-Qjllllll IPUIIIII fill! ' J . lk.. J ' ' Kiss 'F 1 , . ., . . , . . l , .Y. , .Y. 9 I I Q 9 ' 1' , . . 1 l32 Floral Park 4am COLD STORAGE ROSE LYNN FUR SHOP FUR CoATs NIADE TO oRDER Also Repazred and Remodeled Featurmg the Lay Auay Plan 169A Tullp Avenue Floral Park N Y LEE S DRUG STORE Prescrtptzons Perfumes and Cosmetlcs Tullp Avenue Fl0l'8l Park Carden City 6239 W .l RAU Nassau Boulevard Hardware House Furnishings Paints Electrzcal and Glass Work 24 Nassau Boulevard So Telephone Floral Park 3939 HENRY MOHRMANN Grocer and Delzcatessen 248 72 ,lerlcho Turnplke Bellerose L Phone Floral Park 521 ROCHE PHARMACY Matthew Roche Pharmacist 217 Jerlcho Turnplke Floral Park N Y Floral Park 288 G: ts Novelty Jewelry Watches Clocks Watch and Clock Repalrs All Makes 1615 Hnllslde Avenue Phone Floral Park 1024 LUCILLE S FLOWER SHOP Flowers or all occastons 61 Atlantlc Avenue Floral Park fopposlte L I R R Station? REDVANLY Mens Shop Apparel for Gentlemen Ladles Coats Sults and Dresses 165 Tulip Avenue Floral Park 9 1 1 1 9 Garden City, N. Y. New Hyde Park 9 n I ' - ' ' , .1. 133 Telephone: Floral Park 11 CLARICE H. CHILDS Real Estate and Insurance 124 Tullp Avenue Floral Park N Y Fieldstone 3 2023 DICK S DELICATESSEN 247 73 Jamalca Avenue Bellerose L Near Commonwealth Blvd Orders Delwered Compliments of . . . FRANKLIN SQ DEPT STORE Fleldstone 3 7024 HARRY KLENOFF CO , Inc B G BROMBERG Mgr MODERN HOME APPLIANCES FOR BETTER LIVING NOW ON DISPLAY Gas Ranges tn Stock or Immedzate Delwery Magzc Chef Qualzty and others Gas Ranges RBd10S Washers Vacuum Electrlc Heaters O11 Heaters KltChCH Nletal Slnk Cabmets complete wlth Fxxtures Repair Service on all Gas Ranges and Electrtcal Appliances Open Monday Wednesday and Saturday Evemng Compare our Przces Come ln and browse around 24602 JAMAICA AVENUE Corner 246th Street BELLEROSE L I Fieldstone 31110 Establlshed 1930 Telephone Floral Park 785 RAPHAN CARPET CO Franklin Square Broadloom Carpets Rugs Carpets and Rugs Cleaned and Stored Lmoleum Asphalt Tlle 377 Hempstead Turnplke M lchnel S M eyeroultz Attorney at Law Real Estate Department Office 510 Hempstead Tpke Elmont IN Y Floral Park 8787 Re :dence Office 16 Sweetman Avenue Elmont IN Y Floral Park 3787 S -x- , . - ' , . I. Y , p f ' f ' ' . . 5 I 7 ' 9 l Cleaners, Crosley Refrigerators, Portable Franklin Square, L. I., N. Y. , . . 'I O 134 Phone Floral Park 3000 GARTRELL MOTORS Inc WILLIAM GARTRELL Pres DeSoto Plymouth Repairs on all make cars JERICHO TURNPIKE 81 BARWICK ST FLORAL PARK MANOR WOODCRAFT Decorators and Cabznetmakers NIL RR AY .IAFFE Desrgncr FROZEN FOODS legetables Fruits llvats Poultry Fzsh Butter Eggs Cheese 'llllk and Canned Foods 0 enery description FROSTAD Inc Top Qualm Frozen Foods at Carden F eshness Floral Park 1569 We Delner Phone' Floral Park 2447 BENGO YARN STORES The House of ualzty Yarns FREE IN STRUCTION S 383 Hempstead Turnplke Frankhn Square L I Telephone Floral Park 94 SAMUEL PLESSER Builder s Harduare Housewares Paints 700 702 Jerlcho Turnplke New Hyde Park N Y ALFRED 'Nl MAINELLA Pharmacl Whelan Drug Agency PILGRIM PHARMACY 1398 HILLSIDE AVEBLE at Aeu Hyde Park Road NEW HYDE PARK L I Phone Floral Park 7932 .CQ ' 9, , . iv I' , . . rl' A , F. . I . .v , 'el 76 Covert Avenue Stewart Manor nA Drugstore all-ueritu , L. . + fr s l is 9 's I 9 3 ' A - . f , . - - , , .I I 1 , 1' ' , . . on ' , r sn : u 135 T OTOOLE E53 SONS INCORPORATED LITHOCRAPHY 06120 PRINTING k.! M A ST E R S RAPHIC ARTS 136 ' 7 3I IEEFERSON STREET ' STAMEORDCQQN CTICUT ' TELEPHONE 11-5088 H OFTHE G if C. A UIMAM, Qi 'uv 4' Z Z Cprlvludhf

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