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

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Audio-Visual Many of our classes enjoy the use of movies, rec- ords and television. The equipment is supplied by our Central District and made available to us through our Audio-Visual Club - a service group which also sells tickets for school functions. Advisor, Mr. Ralph Valente, President, John Nel- son, Vice President, Greg Vergag Secretary, Rose- mary Cruzg Treasurer, Roy Musgnug. INDUSTRIAL ARTS SERVICE CLUB: FIRST ROW, left to right: Robert Haltigan, Mr. Savas, Mr. Budin, Mr. Thurber, Mr. Skerrett, Mr. Hecht, Eddie Sutton. SECOND ROW, Frank Johnson, Peter Mann, Fred Hartmann, Artie Leif- sen, Cliff White, Frank Lally. THIRD ROW, Joe Aufenawger, Bruce Studier, Eddie Ramm, Fred Watler, Alfred Artale, Lawrence Wrenn. FOURTH ROW, Warren Sqain, Robert Da- silva, Robert Nemec, James Cast, Ed Donnelly. .truss tg rj ' AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB: FIRST ROW, left to right: Frank Furino, Robert Dwyer, Barbara Gunzelmann, John Nelson, Ralph Valente, Gregory Verga, Rosemary Cruz, Steve Rush. SEC- OND ROW: Leonard Meyer, Eddie Bonvissuto, Philip Lee, Mark Benowitz, Lawrence Wrenn, Gregory Wahl, Lloyd Stopeh, An- drew Trusz, Richard Sey- fried, Paul Rosenberg. ROW THREE: Stanley Berkowitz, Howard Honig, James White, Vincent Var- bero, Paul Arena, Richard Wathey, Bob Goldstein, Gary Jeflfords, Dennis Frank- lin, Gerry Lautenschlager, Rocky Marcus. Industrial Arts Service Operating as a service organization, the Industrial Arts Club does many things to improve Carey. This year the boys built a planning center and li- brary in the shop area. They keep all shop machin- ery in tip top working condition and do main- tenance work on faculty automobiles after school. One of their biggest projects for the year was mak- ing toys to fill the Christmas stockings of under- privileged children. Advisor, Mr. Edwin Thurber,, President, Ed Sutton.

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Scoreboard ' D t Varsity Football Opponent Where HFC Opp September 26, 1959 New Hyde Park Home O 19 October 3, 1959 Bethpage Away 6 26 October 17, 1959 Elmont Away 27 6 October 24, 1959 East Rockaway Home 14 13 October 31, 1959 Valley Stream Away 8 26 Central November 7, 1959 Malveme Away O 38 November 14, 1959 Levittown Home 32 12 November 21, 1959 Sewanhaka Home 0 20 Tony, Denny, Vinny and Don prac- tice until Sundown. Three members of Mr Mart0ne's 1959 V ' . arsity football team won county-wide recognition. Pete Fuhrman, captain of the team, was selected by Newsday for the First team-All Scholastic and Dick Postel, the teamls most valuable player made Second team-All Scholastic. In addition, Pete Fuhrman, Dick Postel, and Vinnie Casillo were chosen for the Nassau County Football C h oac es team and Dick Postel also received honorable mention in the Daily News and Long Island Prexs. Hard fighting Seahawks are glad to take a breather between halves.