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

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it ? Make that basket! Mrs. Skerrett checks the time left to score a goal. X, Y'-wwf. asv- 5 vi, E E After school, one of theagirls' favorite games is Held hockey. This group also participates in playdays with other girls' teams in the district. Proper holds are demon- Th 'l 1 f , k'llfl d d ese guns pay a ast sl u an mgge strated by Sandy Leaderman. game of Held hockey. V was I

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GIRLS' LEADER CORPS: FRONT ROW, left to right: Joan Herrmann, Mary Spero, Judy Hoyer, Sandy Leaderman, Miss Ohman, Claudia Lieberman, Karen Finger, Carol Haske, Joan Robottom. SECOND ROW, Kathy Kreiss, Lillian Totter, Eunice Totland, Gail Han- sen, Beth Robinson, Joann Russo, Helen Dubon, Gail 2 5 if , be Savage, Denise Leschinski, Carol Sotelo, Joy Mugrage, Judy Pohl. THIRD ROW, Alice Toner, Diane Waszmer, Melaine Jacobs, Mary Mugrage, Marilynn Seibert, Catherine McGarrigie, Carol Wehmann, Connie Lowitz, Pat Koch, Josephine LoMonac0, Carol Ciquemani, Jo- ann Trofemuk. Senior High Girls' Leader Corps Members of the Senior High Girls' Leader Corps assist the Girls' Physical Education Department in classes, intramurals and play days. In order to raise money for uniforms, potato chips and pretzels were sold at home games. The ofhcers and all active members received Girls, Leader Corps insignias, and especially active Senior mem- bers, were presented with keys. Advisor, Miss Neta Ohman, President, Judy Hoyer, Vice President, Sandy Leaderman, Recording Sec- retary, Joan Herrmann, Treasurer, Claudia Lieber- man, Corresponding Secretary, Marie Unrath. You lead: we'll follow, say Leader Corps members as Miss Ohman demonstrates a few ballet movements. W, Is President Hoyer going to get a ducking in the shower?

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Mr. Joseph DiSimone Business Advisor Literary Advisor The :ff 1 4, ' by gifs: i f, pk - s , 'i -3 .. nf f -' 1512? if . t Q 5 X 'K ' at 1 , t 2 af? 1 X I . t 4 t 1 i-sz- -- . .5.: .- t A E L 1 Jr , ., , . U. s sssss ss i 5 fl i i. F35 gurl, ,tie G3 QMS' Mr. Frederick Obrenski Art Advisor I 960 Log Layout work, leg work, hours of typing, writing, scheduling and sweating to make deadlines are the recipe for a successful yearbook. A bigger and better Log was the boast of the staH' and they made good their boast. Not one of them has yet recovered from the ordeal, but they can be proud of this year's book. Responsible for the new innovations in the 1960 Log is Editor Gordon Arent. Without his original ideas and his time, the book could never have gone to press. And, of course, no yearbook was ever printed without solid financial backing. Business Manager, Mickey Lowenstein, so inspired her staff that the Log was able to expand because of a great increase in advertising and circulation. Miss MaI'Y Martin Art Editor, Marilyn Kravitz, asks Mr. Obrenski's advice about one of her di- viders. xi X M159 C Mrs. Barbara Russell Chief Advisor