Sloan High School - Forum Yearbook (Sloan, NY)

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54311 5300! pdlfeflff 36116 QPJ 550Clf6ltL0l'L The Sloan High School P T A is an organization whose first object is 'to promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school church, and commtmity The annual October Scholarship Card Party helps to finance a college education for a senior boy and a senior girl who makes application for the award meets the established requirements and is selected by a committee of parents and teachers The P T A gives an award to the student who obtains the highest scholastic rating in his class Also, in October the students of our school had a wonderful time at the first annual Harvest Moon Ball sponsored by our P T A OFFICERS President Mrs J Switalski lst Vice President Mrs C Klemenz 2nd Vice President Mrs E Kopeck Correspondence Secretary Mrs A Bogdan Recording Secretary Mrs F Rokitka Treasurer Mrs J Garner Publicity Chairman Mrs A Czubaj Membership Chairman Mrs J Thrun -'S K kk 4 x Left to Right Mrs Tomczak 'virs Rokitka Mrs Kopeck Mrs Swrtalskr Mrs Thrun Mrs Klemenz Mrs Bogdan Mrs Ciesel Mrs Kazmierczak 9 O I C I , . I S- ' ' -L . x -' fs , 5 , f y 1., x ., ri.. , R f-1 ' ' , X -nh! .y xx ,' 4. ,Q g L I' . I 1. :yn 'V s X X ' : . ,i . ' , . . . ' ', . . . . . . . , . .

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Marc! of Cfyucafion Zflnion jree 5400! midfriclf Wo. Q own 0 CAeeAfowa9a, Chairman . . . . Mr john L Slisz Vice Chairman . . . Mr Edward S Kankiewicz Trustees . . . . Mr Arthur T Choinski Mr Donald A Grlbert Mr George W Godfrey Mr Henry W Moskal Mr Vxctorj Skubmskr School DISIIICI Clerk Mr joseph J Gajewslu School Drstrrct Treasurer Mr Edward C GHSICWICZ School Attomey Mr Thaddeus 1 Pxuslenslu School Supermtendent Mr Leo A Karmnskr Seated G Godfrey J Gajewskr I Sllsz T Pruslenskl E Kankrewrcz Srandrng L Kamrnskr D Grlberr E Gasrewrcz V Skublnskx A Ch0lIlSk1 H Moskal 8

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Mr. Leo A. Kaminski Superintendent of Schools Hello Future World Citizens: Each day brings us closer and closer to the inevitable goal of one world and one people. No longer is it possible for a na- tion to build a wall around itself and live apart from the rest of its members. Individuals, families, and nations cannot afford to shut themselves away from today's world -- engaged in a death struggle between two distinctly different ideologies. This generation of youth, especially those of you graduating during this Sputnik Vanguard Age will soon be called upon to play a major part in a battle which will decide whether the world citizenry will live in a free or in an enslaved society. It is quite evident that the two cannot co-exist. Leo. A. Kaminski 10