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

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Picture Editors, Vicki and Anna May, take a rest even though a ninety piece band in full uniform waits to have its picture taken. Ask Gordon to crop that picture. He's the only one who knows how, Karen tells Howie. I won't do it over, Mary Ann tells Commander Arent. It took me two weeks to type it.'l We only need about four thousand dollars, Priscilla tells Mickey.

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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

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Frank Furino, as emcee, and Sonny Sarjadi entertaining on the guitar, helped to make Carey Night an event to re- member. UD GAVITIES: FRONT ROW, left to right: Karen Kra- mer, Barbara Lachenmayr, Joy Anderson, Diane Katz, Mr. F. W. Breithut, Sonny Sarjadi, Exchange Student, Wendy Greenfield, Barbara Langdon, Staphanie Sekreta. SECOND ROW, Georgia Kime, Eleanore Behrens, Ellen Mandel, Peggy Englert, Helene Geduld, Diane Ska- ling, Leslie Burak, Elaine Alper, Janice Harris. THIRD :rs 'rx-rx Cavities Thanks to the enthusiastic efforts of the Cavities, Careyites will always have many pleasant memo- ries of their versatile exchange student, Sonny Sar- jardi. Working in conjunction with the American Field Service and several community groups, this organization promoted Sonny's year long stay. In an effort to raise the funds for this worthwhile project, Gavities held Carey Night at the local theatre for two consecutive years. In addition to proving a great Hnancial success, this event has be- come a permanent feature of life at Carey. Advisor, Mr. F. Breithutg President, Leslie Berg, Vice-President, Diane Katz, Recording Secretary, Barbara Langdon 5 Corresponding Secretary, Stephanie Secreta, Treasurer, Wendy Greenfield, Historian, Joy Anderson, Sgt.-at-Arms, Barbara Lachenmayrg Parliamentarian, Karen Kramer. ROW, Kathy Marcellino, Janet Wagshel, Judy Jayson, Elaine Becker, Pat Langdon, Piret Kutt, Irene Urwiler, Gail Savage, Elaine Wunsch, Melanie Jacobs. FOURTH ROW, Betty Wallace, Leslie Latimer, Frank Furino, Stephen Auerbach, Robert Glass, Fred Wilner, Marvin Mersack, Sandy Breslin, Gail Hansen.