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

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Date Mar. 24 Mar. 21 Apr. 3 Apr. 7 Apr. 10 Apr. 14 Apr. 17 Apr. 21 Apr. 29 May 1 May 5 May 7 May 21 Scoreboard Opponent Where Simpson Home Sewanhaka Home New Hyde Park Home West Hempstead Away Lynbrook Home East Rockaway Home Valley Stream North Away Island Trees Home Seaford Home Malveme Home Valley Stream South Away Wantagh Home Floral Park Home Track We They 265 30 36 17 41 49M 36W 43 40 55m 47 44615 5a 77M 74 68 87 54 45W 67M 61 64 48M 57 59il6 46 With the valuable guidance and constructive crit- icism of Coach Lane, Carey,s track team had a noteworthy '59 season. The team was outstanding not only for its athletic prowess on the track, in the shot put, broad jump, vault and sprints, but also for its exceptional enthusiasm and sportsmanlike attitude. Carey was proud of the achievements of individual cindermen. Bob Petrovitch won the titles of Section 3 Mile Champ and Section 8 champ. Vin C-asillds Section 3 Discus Record of 135' 40 and Len Gur- etsky's Hop, Step and Jump championship in Sec- tion A also made Careyites sit up and take notice of their track team. Hurdlers Rantz and Bauman come through for Carey!

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Pitchers Distler, DiPietro, Savana, and DeSetto practice good wrist control. Baseball Pitcher, Phil Savana, and Shortstop, Bill Hackett, were the backbones of Careyls 1959 Baseball Team. Outheld strength was provided by Captain Arno Vesik. The team's record for 1959 is not terribly impressive but with the spirit these boys have and the able coaching of Mr. John Holly they outdid themselves this Spring. Coach, Mr. John Hollyg Captain, Arno Vesikg Managers, Tommy Martin, Steve Menningerg Most Valuable Player Phil Savana. Date Apr. Apr Apr Apr Apr. Apr. Apr. Mr. Holly demonstrates bunting position to play ers Driver, Hackett, Distler, Creaven and Vesik 9 14 16 21 22 24 29 Apr. 30 May 4 May 6 May 8 May 12 May 14 May 18 May 20 May 22 May 26 May 28 Sco re boa rd Opponent Where HFC OPP New Hyde Park fNLj Away New Hyde Park QNLD Home Valley Stream North Home Valley Stream North Away West Hempstead Home West Hempstead Away Seaford Home Seaford Away Wantagh Home Wantagh Away Valley Stream South Away Valley Stream South Home East Rockaway Away East Rockaway Home Lynbrook Away Lynbrook Home Malveme Away Malveme Home

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