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

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BIRS. lNfAl3El. SLATTERY St w'cI.1r'.1' I0 lllf. ll rigfvl Principal'5 essage UST as the first principles remain un- changing so, also, basic educational philosophy remains constant. Wliile subject matter is added or improved to enhance the cultural background of the child, or, for a variety of capabilities to provide the oppor- tunity for economic advancement, the fun- damental purpose of education is still the development of one's personal integrity, en- riched living through proper leisure activities and responsible participation in American civic affairs. How Sewanhaka carries out this program is presented in the pictorial record of this year's Totem. lN1R. HOWARD NORDAHL S1 mmf A.fcl'f,l'f.Il1f Prizlcilfuf IJRS. INIILLICENT WILI.IE lNIR. XVALLACE PL'RDY RUSS ASENATH INIOSSO Dam of Girly Dum of B035 Glzidmzre Direrfor INIR. HAROI-D W. WRIGHT SIlf76:l'1j.ffI1g P?'iIIl'iI7.Il DIR. ALFRED B. CAINE A,rJi5l,wl Principal

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H FRANK CAREY Pr efldem' Board of Ed ucatlon LECTI:D by the tamilies of the tom munity ire the public Spirited members of the Board of ldutation who exetute the inyunttion that 1ll the children ot ill the people be eduuted to take their pluc in the Society of tree ruponslble Amemans These man trom cith ot the Qrhools tomponcnt parts gnc freely of their time and effort arranging for bLIllLllI1gi equipment and other far.il1t1e5, ualuating the cdutational philosophy' of the experts' establishing and explaining an educational program subject to the approval of the community' and its ability' to support it' remembering that this is done for 1 single purpose: to bring together the teacher 'md the child so that the family. community' and nation might benefit. FRANB. AIOSA IRANK I.. WIFDXER I ire-Pr rf U11 IOHN A. MILLIZR J. FDWIY RVSSFII Di flrifl CI 'rf DR GLORGI. Ir. DAVIb ALFRLD G. KIEFIAR Tn'.1f1n'fr IOSEPI-I A. ISRLTON ALFRED VI. LOIIXV Allorney AINTHONX BARBIERO PHILIP H. SCI-ILEGEL 10

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