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

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95' N.. Sf? 'f..flLeclulcLm,noLa,11LQa.o,N get ,0gf1tU1afe... g 'af - 4-S X X s - . K - . F 's are the words with which the ' ' twenty-seven years ago import- the life. The Pf1UC1P2l,xMf.l'H2fOld W. X7Uright,'amplif1ed this idea in an address to the 'Honor Society. At that time he stated that these students are the product of the home, the school, and the church. Here are important relationships: It is the dignity of the individual developed HHCC by families who nurture him and direct his destiny which makes America free. And it is precisely the hostility to this tradition against which the free peoples of the world, today, struggle. Thus it is that American education, of which Sewanhaka is a part, considers and educates each student as an individual, better to appreciate his position as a person in the Family, in the Community, and in the Nation.

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U ' n ---gil., loco ADMINISTRATION THE family, possessing the high duty to recognize and prepare the child for additional obligations, realizes the impossibility of direct control over his educationg thus, they call upon Adminis- trators, Supervisors, and Teachers to act in loco parentis as an aid in accomplishing one of three important phases influencing the growth of the child, the ultimate responsibility being retained by the family.