Carle Place High School - Carillon Yearbook (Carle Place, NY)

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K 'Tin AHIQJU 2:15 Av 4 3' 5 ' 1 X SPIRIT! A style, a smile, and ca song Judie Dingfelder . . . and more spirit! The First Triumverate Lester Backer, Bob Caristo, Al Greco

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i Melodic Duo Darelle Curphey and Doug Woods Comforfing Words Gloria Szymanski and Dafelle Curphey ewmm, 4. M -l l Our Carle Place Marching Band One of the finest on Long Island

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Top Locker Inspection Bottom: Geared for the Weird Tower to pilot George McVetty, Mr. Richard Streb, Joe Mastandrea, Roger Wickey As the bell signifying 2:15 rings, the atmos- phere of the school does a neat turnabout. The strains of the day's search for knowledge relax. Activity time is upon us. Let's give a cheer! And so we did in an enthusiastic evening motorcade that left little doubt in the minds of Carle Place citizens as to which football team had the most student spirit behind it. Snake dances around the football field and spirited pep rallies helped make every student not only a mere spectator but an enthusiastic supporter of his team. As Thursday afternoon rolls around do we be- moan a dull assembly as our unfortunate lot? Never! Our assemblies offer such up-to-the-minute entertainment as Student Talent Shows, previews of coming evening attractions such as concerts and plays, S. O. campaigns, and even an informative Constitutional Quiz Program. Throughout the year, 2:15 represents a time for enjoyment and whether the event for the day for enjoyment. Whether the event for the day is a club period or a Topsy Turvy Dance when every- thing from pajamas to motorcycle outfits are worn, it is certain to add cheer and sparkle to the day. 'Q qu-f id Topsy Turvy Dance N-.e