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

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41, ,M X ir .npfs M' -Q Q fe i . ,, , fe me . , X - ,ir . fi 3 fr X , , gg W. .M . iifttfililiir' -c T V ' r-vo-2 x . t' T S Mr. Harry B. Spencer Dr. Hugh Flaherty Mr. Alfred G. Kiefer Mrs. Wilma l-efldbelef I DV- Thomm F- l-00bY Director of Instruction and Director of Vocational Education Business Manager School l-UNC, SUPSTVISOV D'fECf0f of Advll Education Pupil Personnel Services District Stott Central The T956-57 school year has been one of trans- ition. The five planned school buildings have been completed, equipped, and in September, T957, will be occupied with a complete student body in all grades. It has been most encouraging to observe the con- structive attitude ot students and teachers as they began the school year in partially completed build- ings and a minimum of furniture and equipment. Nevertheless, both students and faculty accepted the challenge of publishing their school newspapers and organizing student councils, clubs, and other activities. Such enthusiasm indicates that future years will reward them with knowledge and expe- rience to develop each student into a more effective citizen ot the adult community. We all can look tor- ward to i957-58 as the greatest school year in the history of Central High School District No. 2. I would like especially to congratulate the Totem Statt for its excellent work in representing the en- tire district in a pictorial and historical review of i956-57 in transition. R. Lester Springer Principal of the District in We L.. 'f lrrw Mr. R. Lester Springer District Principal Mrs. Ruth Brunell Secretary to Mr. Springer ,315 ,fy ' '7 YQF, L K' e it Q H'-ef MA- 2' 3 - . fi i 9 ' , ,ft Mr. Alfred B. come ' , Assistant District Principal Mrs. Edith Hartman Secretary to Mr Caine . ,.. 1 . f ,- ':-ff N ' 2.1, A 'Q 1 S C.: :lf fi-1 'S gy- f .xy T ,,- c ,.... gs. . XX I -N in it -, ' - fi .. . s H' W Dr. Charles McNeeley Dr. Jerome Niosi DV- HCITFY Rosenberg MV' Kennelh E- Plate Dr' Ulsulc M' -Slefafl Dental Supervisor Director of School Publications SCl 00l Pl'lY5lClGf1 Superlnlendenl of Building: and School Psychmlnsl Grounds