H Frank Carey High School - Log Yearbook (Franklin Square, NY)

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English The obiect of the English Depart- ment is to help students to become well versed in English and related subiects. Courses offered by this department include the study of literature, both classic and mo- dern, grammar, and writing skills, all of which are important through- out the life of the student. English 81 Citizenship Education This division of the H. Frank Carey High School teaching staff gives the students a background in English and Citizenship Education, thus preparing them for the same subiects on a senior high level.

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ina THE CAPTAIN DR. JAMES A. DE SONNE 'Q THE SECOND MATE MR. JOHN J. PRYOR ,ii 7x SECRETARY TO DR, DE SONNE MRS. J. ANDERSON The Captains Orders The 1957-1958 school year has seen our school make further strides forward. We passed from the period of primary concern with our facilities to a period of concern with our program-curricular and extra curricular. Students, parents and teach- ers have worked together to accomplish many firsts in these areas. Some of these are our first yearbook, our first varsity teams and our first senior seminar, our first school ring, our first Na- tional Honor Society Members, our first Back to School Night , our first cooperative work pro- gram, our first P.T.A. scholarship loans and finally our first graduating class-the Class of l958. lt is our sincere hope that the members of this class will commence now to enioy beyond our boundaries the fruits of their many years of educa- tion and that they will be the first of many classes to come who will establish the high quality of our school in the colleges, places of business and com- munities where they will live and work. JAMES A. DE SONNE Building Principal Congratulations to the first graduating class. The results of your fine efforts as students at H. Frank Carey High School will form the backbone of future traditions. You should be proud of this signal honor. May you all meet with success and happi- ness in your future endeavors. FRANK SABATELLA Assistant Principal It is recorded in The Log in this June of T958 that you, our seniors, are disembark- ing from our good ship Carey. You have been our inspiration and ioy, and now as you chart your courses through the seven seas, you become our hope for the future. Happy Voyage! JOHN PRYOR Administrative Assistant .24 D fy E Ml ad' THE FIRST MATE MR. FRANK SABATELLA

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s.fff0gs A Social Studies Senior High Social Studies is taught by this department. Its obiectives are: to teach the politic- al, social and economic theories on which the various nations of the world are run, to show why certain X- N: theories were developed in cer- X. tain nations at various times, and i to keep the student informed on r hx' current events. SOCIAL STUDIES: Left to right: Mr. Donald Kelly, Mrs, Ann Hampton, Mr. Frederick Breithut, Miss Grace Forlenza, Mr. William McAvoy. YlnYil'JUf folicfi lily' Ti Filip' 1' fav-' LANGL'l ,E: Left .0 right: Mr. .losehh Longo, Mr. Richard Adach, Miss Elsie Hetzer, G n Q Mrs. Norma Alherrini, Miss Elizabeth Friedrich. In lu ll! lllll 'IH lil YL- ll U I 1 'll' I-'H 'HH ff ' , i .I X, l N l , 7 s . . . -,I I V! H X 4' Mastering a foreign language is I: 5 9 'I -W . . . . . , i J gl , fn- , , difficult as it involves learning a 1 X ,, El 1 . I9 f'1 manner of speech entirely differ- A -. 1 ent from our own. The student l need not worry, however, as our 1 language staff handles the transi- ,A , l tion very capably. -u.X ' '-ramen