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

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ea be ne Front Row, left to right: Goldin, Weinberg, Schreck, Pandolf, Dietershagen, Fisher, Elmer, Urbelis. Second Row: Voelker, Urwiler, Spector, Klasson, Miss L. LaBarbera, Warren, Mr, Martin, Langdon, Liepa, Myrom. Third Row: DiPasquale, Avellino, Stermer, Sherman, Douglas, Schaefer, Astrack, Totland, Kravitz, Hober, Schmidt, Landes, Radlawski, Fourth Row: Miller, Miller, Ehrenkonig, Hover, Gallo, Kasper, Smith, Coldwell, Zerucha, Tonnesen, Leshinski, Seabrook. The Carey Clipper has come a long way from its first days, as the Courier. Today's Clipper is an effective means of expressing stu' dent thoughts and of bringing news to the stu- dents. Our school paper serves as a method of literary expression. The paper develops clear writing and careful work in its members. To broaden their newspaper experience, the mem- bers attended various press conferences, includ- ing the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conference and the National Scholatic Press As- sociation Conference. This organization shares -I :- cn 0 Q '1 cn N4 Q -5. 'U co 1 Q S RHS --ra ' 1-:-1-:Q an office with the members of the club which is producing the year book. Chief Advisor: Miss Lillian LaBarbara, Busi- ness Advisor: Mr. Charles Martin, Features Ad- visor: Mrs. Barbara Russell, Editor-in-Chief: Linda Warren, News Editor: lrene Urwiler, Feature Editor: Susan Klasson, Make-up Editor: Pat Lang- don, Sports Editorsf John Lyons and Don Myrom, Photography: Al Voelker, Business Manager: Erik Liepa, Circulation Manager: Linda Spector. wheVe Should we Put those Linda Warren, Editor, discusses editorial Pictures and articles must match ods? with staff,

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.V,: 2 if rs 4? ' XXX se I me-N' 9h SENIOR SEMINAR: Front Row: left to right: A. Bohr, L. Warren, L. Stoller. Second Row: Mr. J. Clark, C. Leopoldi, D. Myrom. l 0 ' Senior Seminar The Senior Seminar oFfers students of high ability and integrity a chance to work on a proiect of their own choosing in line with the school pro- grams and to have a broadened and enriched course of study. The club will invite outside speak- ers to its meetings and will have rotating student chairmen, student discussion and presentation. Advisor: Mr. Clark HONOR SOCIETY: Front Row, left to right: D. Myrom, K. Joyce, Mr. W. McAvoy, N. Tonnersen, A. Karlsen R. Arent. Second Row: A. Amaral, F. Stoppenbach, L. Warren, A. Bohr, M. Garguilio, E. Liepa, A. Edenfeld Third Row: R. DiPasquale, C. Zimny, L. Stoller, M. Piscitello, C. Leopoldi, C. Schrumpf, P. English, C. Jones Honor Society Our honor society, a division of the national organization, accepts members on the basis of four traits: scholarship, leadership, character, service. All four qualities, in various degrees, determine whether or not a candidate is acceptable. Both seniors and iuniors are admitted, although at dif- ferent times. This group encourages social and mental development in its members and in the student body as a whole. Advisor: Mr. McAvoyp President: Kathy Joyce swnllfgi 1 .L Q, 9 I 1. 1 'I-T . xii , X - .- fo' Q .'.'.',.J -'C-'Q 1 s . . .- 4 . we .1 I .. , ,sr ..a... . . 4 1 J f , 4l