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

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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

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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 .

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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