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

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Hall Squad E7 HALL SQUAD: Front Row, left to right: Eileen Hollis, Arlene Ehrlich, Miss L. Hofmann, Leslie Latimer, Antoinette Grandinetti. Second Row: Joan Stein, Alan Kornfield, Alfred Weisbrod, Stephen Meyer, Josephine Cascio. The quiet in the halls during seventh period is to a great extent due to the activities of the Hall Squad. Though it is no easy task to keep order in the halls so close to dismissal time, this capable group nevertheless manages to achieve its objective. The Hall Squad is co-ed and includes both the Junior and Senior High Schools. Advisor: Miss Hofmann, Captain: Josephine Cascio, Co-Captain: Leslie Latimer. This organization helps account for the young looking office help in our school. The Junior Girls' Service League aims to aid the school by helping in the offices, ushering at school functions and offering whatever other help is needed. The Junior High may well be proud of this useful organization. Advisor: Mrs. Steinbaugh, Student Advisors: Ann Caldwell, Judy Schmidt. Junior Service League i 5 H R : GIRLS' SERVICE LEAGUE JUNIOR HIGH: Front Row, left to right: Gordon, Wolpin, Greenfield, Frost, N Q N Kramer, Krcniuk. Second Row: Perl, Kreiss, Haske, Lowitz, Mrs. Steinbaugh, McCormick, Winkler, Okason, Q Q Schwab, Trofemuk. Fourth Row: Ehrenkowig, O'Donnell, Geller, Choprock, Benowitz, Aronowitz, Rosen, Ruckstuhl. Third Row: Harris, Cannato, Koch, Schmidt, Pohl, Finger, Voinis, Caldwell, Alper, Delia, Moritz, Lucca, Wunsch. lssii A it ' 1 - 'Z ' . l I Z I 5 Q. bn T 1

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Germanophile B, GERMANOPHILE Front Row lelt to rrght Koenug Schwartz Eurlng Mlss Hetzer Brian Naughton Woodhams Smith Second Row Smnth Atwood Adamo Kravnz Luensman Greenwood Zerucha Schrumpf Thaens Schlefen Hoyer Mugrage Asheroff McDermott Thlrd Row Bernutt Healy Goodman Umlas Levy Roberts Goldstein Wanger Herlng Schmeddlng Maher Present day Germany IS a close ally and fruend of the Umted States The Germanophule hopes to encourage thus relatnonshup by studying the cul ture and customs of the people of Germany and German speaking natnons The Club plans to attend a German movle and a Dlstructwlde Language Night Also planned us a trup to Yorkvrlle Advisor Mass Hetzer President Natalie Brian Vrce Presrdent George Eurnng Secretary Eileen Naughton Treasurer Pauline Schwartz Sergeant at Arms Anna May Adama Hrstorlan Laura Wood hams The French Club hopes nts program will lead to a better understandung of France Its people and Its culture by famullarnzung nts members with French lnterature music dances and food The club plays native games performs skits and plans to partncn pate nn Language Day It also plans a program of apprecnatuon of Fren h musnc through the use of records Advisor Mr Longo Presrdent Fred Melsel Vlce President .llm CoFfas Secretary Linda Gruner Treasurer Susan Klasson Historian Louise DeVlta French Club 17 'Wi FRENCH CLUB Front Row left to right L Gruner J Llbretto F Mensel Mr Joseph Longo J Coffus L DeVuta S Klasson Second Row L Perl R Orenstean C Serm K Marcellmo S Worshaw A Srde C Montz J Martln R Seelug Tlurd Row E Totland R Downey N Tonnesen J Hart S DePaetro P Anderson J Hlgglns F Harrrgan W s N llli B 5 I 1 . cs ' J ' sv 1 1 we .- -- Q5 . , .. .. 5 4 V - 1 Q 1 - lx K if 7 1 , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I ' F I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' I . ,I 1 1 1 - . , I I . . . L . , : 5 . . , . . . , : j 1 - 1 ' ' 5 2 : 5 - , : - : 5 : . 1 i 1 . , 4:1 . 2 . Q 7 si ,, - - ,ff ,15f,jf1g '!..: J' -:fee--ffl ,:::- , 3 H .553-:' ' 1 , - i , of J 3 ' S? . Q, . . Q 1 , f-1 1 -2 A ' YM X, A 1 , W 3 A W WL I , I 1 : 1 I - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , , , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . .

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Junior Twirlers 1 JUNIOR TWIRLERS: Front Row, loft to right: Schultz, Cruz, Luther, McGarrigle, Posternack, McCormick Wooten, Franz, Tortoro. Second Row: Mokos, Hoffmann, Reynolds, Matson, Mrs. S. Boyer, Cholbrock r r Gordon, Lotorre, Hanson, Wagshel. Third Row: Frenger, Davis, Santoro, Hoske, Horten, luamoa, Rollonder Caldwell, Leschinski, Schmick, Pohl, O'Neill, Coultor. Fourth Row: Milisen, Wolpin, Pignotte, Roppe, Seflu, Englert, Berkley, Chimento, Cotan, Muschetti, Miller, Pepitone, DiGiuseppe. Fifth Row: Frost, Beckly, Brandenstein, Schwab, Morinacci, liVolsin, Ruckstel, Wltelmer, Schudde, latlerty, Methlie. The Junior Twirlers are a precision group aim- ing at perfection in the art of twirling. This group might be called the farm team of the Varsity twirlers, as the more proficient twirlers are often brought up to varsity rank. It takes a great amount of patience and practice to become a twirler and the girls certainly deserve credit for their hard work, which is used to boost school spirit at varsity games. Advisor: Mrs. Bayer. Fans of active, fast-moving sports involving a great deal of skill need look no further than the Wrestling Club. This activity is concerned with teach- ing wrestling to interested students in Carey High, for their enjoyment. The wrestling devotees plan to visit wrestling matches in other schools. Advisor: Mr. Wilson, President: Richard Russo, Vice President: Joseph Fallica, Recording Secretary: Paul Sefrin. W tl in g C l u lo WRESTLING SR. Hl: Front Row, left to right: Mr. Wilson, J. Motto, S. Mennin er, B. Studier C. Kell 9 I Y- Second Row: C. Biedermann, P. Setrin, J. Creyea, L Denoto, R. Rueb, A. Meyers. Third Row: W. Mayer, J. Schubach, B. Wengler, B. Tonner, J. Beckly, K. Muller. 2 5 1 , XXXXN 5 T B XXX l Y A S 'I N . ik. Y , L