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

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,fs S Mr. Bruton Expresses his apprecia- Mr. Harold VV. Wright brings the Testimonial signature'plaque was tion of the honor accorded him. good Wishes from Sewanhaka, presented to Mr. Parkinson. f'-r 1 6 1 - ' - -A Q n, Q it . , ns ' 11, tw s-V. f 11 55 ,, ' r e lf 1 1 - 1 ., , We I . ,'-: 1 1 'l Karen Carlsen, chairman of inter-school committee for District 16 PTA's, presents gifts to Mrs. Bruton and Mrs. Parkinson. Mr. Samuel Nadler, chairman of the affair, presents a gift to Mr. Bruton from the cit- izens of District No. 16. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Park- inson. Mr. Sol the the Distri mittee on Koplowitz presents certificate of merit from ct 16 Citizens Com- Education. expresses his ap- Mr. and Mrs. Kane, Reverend Gil- Mr. Alfred Kiefer, Mr. Carl Ek- MT-.E3fkiUSOI1 martin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lund, Miss Asenath Mosso. Df'2C12lf10I1 fOr the h0l'1Of 2CCOfdCd Bruton. hlme Mr. Arthur Garbade, District 16 board member, praises the excel lency of the Contributions of thg 1gr,Ci15ug1i1lna5:ce1Jts 'wellfwishes from llrgshuljggtloiii beams at friends ot honored guests.

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Reverend Malcolm Moore and Mrs. Moore. Town Councilman Albert Op- pido, town of North Hempf stead. Left to right: Mr. Robert Wilde, Mr. Kenneth Place, unidentified guests, Mr. Al- fred Kiefer, Dr. Harry Rosen- burg and Mr. Daniel Ingarra. -'ff SI X4 A fylqk ...gf .if 1 Q uf' I .l,.a '- fxv in hi 1' N- S. Benack, Rabbi David Moseson. Mr. Coler Southern, Mr. Max Brock, Mrs. Southern. Mr. Anthony Barbiero, former board member and present state asseniblynian, congratulates Mrs. Southern. iii ix Mayor Gerald Connors, Rev. Henry 5 Mr. Joseph Caltabiano reads a ci- tation from the White Civic As- sociation. im - ' . 1 2 1 l' ii- . , r K ' f?i,f .f. .fL -,Z ,L as 'fe X xc 1 ku y i, x M ya 1 A.kr H6 V fy 5 A .J az, ' .. M , ,fr fr r,-. gf Q! Y ik K 2-,c :-- L . V 'W 4 Left to right: Mr. Hardin Davis, Mrs. Anne Boeck- mann, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nordahl, Mr, and Mrs. Al- fred Caine and Dr. and Mrs. Niosi. Mr. Springer, Mr. Doyle and friends make up part of the 300 well wishers. -, fi Mr. H. Frank Carey bringj good wishes from Frankli Square. fl ' y 'Wa ,, 'x T i fag. f, Wig, Mrs. Sarah Hepburn, Mr. Alfonso Ruband, Mrs. Viola Southern, Mrs. Albert Oppido and Assemblyman Mr. An- thony Barbiero. ,XS f

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Mr. H. Wriglit, prexy of bowling banquet, addresses those present, McCluskey's Steak House Mr. Kiefer receives the meritorious award for service. R, Lester Springer, our new chief, speaks of bowling balls and jack rabbits. Mr. F. Furnari and Mr. L. Gor- don make their presentation of the fur-lined-cup . iz 1 l THE P.T.A. WELCOMES R. LESTER SPRINGER Mr. Cecil Spencer, Supervising Prin- cipal, District 17, greets Mrs. Dorothy VanCott, past president of Central Council P.T.A. S. H. S., June 9, 1955 1, Mr. Springer meets leaders of the community. Left: District Superintendent Chisholm rec- ognizes ofiicials of the P.T.A. Right: Board 111embers Kane and Southern chat with john XV. Chisholm, District Su- perintendent. Supervising Principal Robertson greets a parent atMr. Springer's tea. s 5 li S