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

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COUNCIL, Front Row, left to right. C. Person, K. Sal- Sinagra, B. Krilike, M. Coriello, J. Moy, J. Richards, son, B. Christoph, M. Kollmer, C. Mueller, M. Rucke, M. Maglia, P. Trienens, J. Abrams, B. Berk, A. Sartor, P. Colonna. Third H. R. Muller, A. Possulaqua, C. Koch, C. Matthews, Row: G. Geldmacher, E. Tomberino, P. Walles, D. Nelson, A. An- M. C. Bernius, A. Solomone, S. Kovoric, J. Brugger, A. Second Row: E. Sterbin, E. Gillespie, J. Killian, ' . . . derson, A. Nixon, D. Anderson, W. lasko, R. Horoszewski, D. Wilkins, R. Holmes, B. Sweeney, F. Arneman, A. Vitole, . ron , R. Lamattlno, S. Harold, C. Baselice, B. Pnltz, M. Peter- M. Ziegler, M. Schocker, D. Hofmann. Ju i Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, Front Row, left to right: Treas- urer, Harry Amendola, Vice-President, Angelo Possalaqua, President, Russ Muller. Second Row: Recording Secretary, Jim Richards, Corresponding Secretary, Chris Koch. T lfwlki .L A e JJ 99 if V J, , W wg Ifl' ff If

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STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row, left to right: C. Bryan, N. J Dauphin P Fink P. Borowski, L. Rome, J. Richards, H. Amen- B. a R Muller A Passalaqua, C. Koch, S. Muller, P. Jocher, R. P Arkwright l. Gevertz, M. Pelgorsch, M. Ravaux, J. Grubel, G. R Jeacoma Second Row. M. Cappelli, L, Marrero, C. Jepsen, STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row, left to right- C. Burkhardt, etze P Ke h D Miehling, G. Ricci, J. Richards, H. Amen- dola R Muller A Passalaqua, C. Koch, C. Goldsmith, A. Rich- : ner J Wolz, H. Dileo, K. Hynes, J. Manniello. Second Row J Fegarinos, F. Eitert, J. McEwen,C. Bull, M. Sluto, J Kernochan l Dragani, E. Bohsner, J. Fausto, R. Trienens, 2 L J OBrien J Tuccinardi, O. Koster, E. Granbacker, A. Anastos, man. Bang went the gavel, and the Sewanhaka Student Council was in session! The change from a bicameral system to a single house system was taken in stride, and the ideals of our American way of life-to work in the form of self-government-was still upheld. Among our many activities were the sale of the discount cards, Purple and White Week, the Pep Assembly that promoted school spirit, the Teen Bandstand trip, Student Teachers' Day, the sale of the New York Times and the Herald Tribune, and the Rally Dance. Highlighting our year were the inter-club basketball athletic games and the successful Council Bazaar. Wasn't the crowning of the King and Queen impres- sive? Our ofTicers are: President, Russ Muller, Vice President, Angela Passalaqua, Treasurer, Harry Amendolag Recording Secretary, Jim Rich- ards and Corresponding Secretary, Chris Koch. We have both Mrs. Mil- licent and Mr. Wallace Purdy as our advisors. M. Solomon. llllllllll Andrews, C. Van Aalten, A, Astone, M. Martilik. Third up-mvolnniagpx -. Stringham, A. Siebert, G. Kaminski, T. Bianchi, L. Maieski, Row: Busch, A. Roth, B. Karsch, W. Knapp, R. Kelting, G.Massimci, Balme, M, Eisenstat, P, Benedetto, H. Blair, B. Bourke, J. Salerno, T. Dralus, T. Volpe, J. Russo, W. Haan, M. Haber- M. MacDonald, B. Purdy, B. Strong, D. Gilbert, E, Peterson. Third Row- B, Piervincenzi, D. Denby, B. Considine, J. Murphy, F. Martino, M. Schacker, W, Lasko, D. Wilkins, R. Horoszewski, B. McDale, P. Benedetto, J. Salerno, A. Jucklul, G. Hutter, D. Denaro, R. Fox, N. Luciani, J. l.aBianca, R. Romano, T. Dralus, il

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PRESlDENT'S CLUB, Front Row, left to right: E. Kopp, P. Jocher, J. Abrams, C. Bernuis, M. McCollum, Mr. Wallace Purdy Mdvisorl, D. Sorensen, M. Riordan, C. Sinagra, A. Tortorella. Second Row- E. Sterbin, L. Morgan, P, Fink, S. Muller, P, Arkwright, Presidents' Club Our new title of President, in our respective clubs, made us all feel pretty important. lt wasn't long though, before most of us found we didn't know how to handle our office. That's where Presi- dents' Club really helped us. With the assistance of Mrs. Millicent Wille and Mr. Wallace Purdy, our faithful advisors, we often discussed the fine points of parliamentary procedure and gained other knowledge which we used to better our organiza- tions. L. Ropertz, J. Ritayik, L. Houghton, C. Cooper, M. Anderson, C. Baselice, L. Maieski, J. Rizzo. Third Row: D. Hill, M. Eisen- stot, S. Shapiro, R. Vaux, C. Menninger, D. Wilkins, W. Mostler, A. Boinay, R. Ehrlich, C. Pleuthner. Senior Seminar The aim of Senior Seminar is to offer stu- dents of high ability and integrity a chance to work, without school and curriculum restrictions, on a project of their own choosing that integrates schoolwork with individual intellectual interests. Lively discussions, guest speakers and proiects highlighted the year's activities. The coordinator of our weekly meetings is Miss Asenath Mosso. Two members, Erich Bender and Steve Shapiro, were absent for the group picture. SENIOR SEMINAR, Front Row, left to right: Elsie Sterbin, Sue Vaneli, Miss Asenath Mosso !Advisorl, Cynthia Cooper, Lois Morgan, Betty Vetter. Second Row: Charles Pleuthner, Warren Lasko, Mary Ellen Riordan, Mary Anne Cariello, Robert Ehrlich, David Hill.