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

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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.

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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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Cmicron Hi-Y All Men Broke wouldn't have been 'fAll Men Broke . without Sonny and Janice! A proud moment for Sonny - he gets his class ring. Sonny Sarjadi Carey will long remember its first exchange student, Sonny Sarjardi. Sonny, whose personality is as bright as his name indicates, came to us through the efforts of the Cavities and their affiliation with the American Field Service. This seventeen year old Indonesian lad resides on the Island of Java with his family. During his year long stay in Franklin Square, Sonny has made his home with the Harris family. Being a versatile person, Sonny was able to derive a great deal from American life in spite of certain language difficulties. He made friends easily and was elected home- room representative to Student Government. Speaking at assemblies and to com- munity organizations such as the P.T.A. was also part of Sonnyis busy year. His in- terest in music also developed tremendously during his stay. It was quite a common thing to see Sonny, with the aid of his guitar, singing at school dances and at Carey Nite. Sonny will bring his knowledge of America back to his native country. His study of American history and the practical experience of living as an American teenager have helped him achieve this aim. After graduation our popular exchange student will prepare to return to Indonesia where he hopes to study law. As Careyites sadly bid him farewell, Sonny Sarjardi will take with hirn hundreds of good wishes for a successful future. To create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and com- munity is the purpose of Omicron Hi-Y, the only group in Carey affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. In an effort to achieve this goal, Omicron engages in chari- table activities and participates in the annual Albany Hi-Y Conference. OMICRON HI-Y: FIRST ROW, left to right: Marilyn Lahn, Beverly Leetch, Phyliss Hansen, Miss Leo- nore Mosner, Miss Elsie Freiderich, Piret Kutt, Carol Baxter, Irene Weis- brod. SECOND ROW: Sue Lilly, Marilyn Siebert, Karen Keehner, Bar- bara Langdon, Eunice Totland, Di- ane Skaling, Georgia Kime, Carol Mendersohn. Schemmer, Barbara THIRD ROW: Gail Brodt, Karen Wolf, Betty Wallace, Theresa Mc- Gloin, Marilee Doyen, Caroline Bar- ina, Sue Frenger, Gail Hansen, Bar- bara Mehrns. Advisors, Miss Elizabeth Fr1edr1ch, Miss Lenore Mos ner 3 President, Piret H. Kuttg Vice President, Phyllis A. Hansen, Secretary, Carole A. Baxter, Treasurer, Beverly C. Leetch, Chaplain, Marilyn Lahn, His- torian, Irene Weisbrod.