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

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JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE SERV- ICE CLUB: FRONT ROW, left to right: Virginia Grasso, John Gannon, Ken Salzman, Bob Billhouse. David Hamburger. SECOND ROW: Thomas Alexander, Tom Pazarycki, Mr. Pet- raglia, Mrs. Katz, Jeff Milly. Science Club This club is both an academic and a service club. From Mrs. Katz and Mr. Petraglia, the club's advi- sors, the members learn how to use laboratory equipment. They then put this knowledge to work by collecting and distributing the equipment to Junior High science teachers. Advisors, Mrs. Pearl Katz, Mr. Nicholas Petraglia, President, Ken Salz- man, Vice-President, Bob Bellhouseg Secretary, Virginia Grasso, Treasurer, John Gannon. sfaz. . 1 Junior Red Cross Wlith the contributions they receive, the Junior High Red Cross under the direction of Mr. John Sforza, makes possible many beneficial services. lVhen international disasters occur, the Red Cross is on the job, when patients in veterans hospitals and in other institutions need friendship, the Red Cross is on the job, supplying comfort and recrea- tional items. We like knowing that all this is made possible by our contributions. Advisor, Mr. John Sforza, President, Prudence Giannetto, Secretary, Janis Jensen, Treasurer, Rich- ard Morris. JUNIOR RED CROSS: FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Cosentino, C. Pepe, D. McKay. J. Donnelly, Mr. J. Sfona, J. Jensen, R. Scherer, R. Wolfson, S. Roberts. SECOND ROW: K. Fitzgerald, R. Andersen, K. Boyd, C. Baker, J. Motto, S. Gluckstern, F. Luchynsky, A. Derosa, T. Dib, R. Norris. THIRD ROW: R. Macaluso, N. Adamo, D. Martini, Lub- ell, S. Law, P. Giannetto, S. Rausch, P. Pergola, L. Kan- trowitz, A. Copson, J, Cropsey. FOURTH ROIV: S. Jennings, J. Carbone, T. Catalano, R. Vogel, F. Laratondo. R. Gruhn, C. Honek, J. Marinacci, L. DeNoto, M. Cutter. R. Guiffre. ,QS l Ll ' We J xl

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JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joyce Callanach, Lynn Goldsmith, Cathy Hill, Eliza- beth Opalenchuk, Gail Brock- hagen SECOND ROW: Louise Grugliano, Jean Brockhager, Barbara Leanzo, Patricia Mc- Niff, Patricia Moon. Dramatics The Junior High Dramatics Club does not elect oflicers and does not require the payment of dues since it does not resemble a club, but attempts to simulate a theatrical troupe. Each member, whether performing on stage or off stage, seeks to acquire a professional attitude towards the theater. A presentation of Sparkin,,' and other plays, will be offered for Junior High assembly programs. Junior Leaders' Corps The Junior High Leaders is a group composed of girls, in the eighth and ninth grades who have shown particular skill and interest in the field of physical education. In addition to this, all mem- bers must achieve satisfactory grades and demon- strate a satisfactory attitude towards school. Advisor, Mrs. Marilyn Skerrett, President, Linda Korman, Vice-President, Carol Siems, Secretary, Melody Weinberg, Treasurer, Regina Reid. JUNIOR LEADERS CORPS: FRONT ROW, left to right: Lorraine Longo, Regina Reid, Carole Siemers, Linda Kor- man, Melody, Maddy Leaderman. SEC- OND ROW.' Darre Pignati, Angela Loni- gro, Alice Georgiadus, Laurene Dewey Connie Mina, Betty Jane Costanza Kathryn Blumenstetter. 7 1

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AIR AGEI SEATED, Bill Christenson, Ken Yonak, Mr. Hecht, Gerry Breeden, Robert Krepski. STANDING, Paul Ro- grvichm, Don Kenton, Gerry Ciciari, Bill Shaperio, Leon Shor, James Dascole, Gary Smith. JUNIOR HIGH NEWSPA- PER: FRONT ROW, left to l right: Joyce Lubell, Diane Tobin, Michael Markowitz, San- dra Goldman, Mr. Anthony Spartalis, Carol Cooper, Jo Anne Leefant, Sharon Romm, Maureen Gitten. SECOND ROW: Cynthua Goldin, Ethel Reiner, Cathy Hill, Alice Cohen, Ann Oelbaum, Linda Silver- stein, Helene Flatow, Carol Takacs, Carolyn Goldberg. THIRD ROW: Frances Za- gami, Jeanette Zagami, Debbie Kates, Mariann La Grasso, El- len Karpel, Felica Pearl, Mary Ann Franzese. FOURTH ROW: Gail Pasternack, Sue Hertling, Karen Assael, Stephen Baker, Gerald Stumper, Rich- ard Frank, Linda Baxter, Jeanne Colletti, Beth Conover, Kathryn Miesner. Air Age Club Junior Hi h Newspaper Boys interested in twentieth century exploration of outer space, rockets, missles and other space vehi- cles, have formed an Air Age Club. Here they learn about the wonderful air age in which they must live and work. Once they have a Hrmer grasp on the problems of Hight and aviation the group hopes to form a Civil Air Patrol. Advisor, Mr. Norman Hecht, President, Jerry Breeden, Vice-President, Kin Yonak, Secretary, Bill Christensen, Secretary, Tom Krcpski I Our Junior High Newspaper Club provides the junior high with a newspaper of its own, thus im- proving school communications. Through printing their own newspaper once a month, these students learn and use reporting techniques, and in this way gain experience which serves as excellent training for future work on the Clipper staff. Advisor, Mr. Anthony Spartalis, Editor in Chief, Sandra Goldman, Assistant Editor, Carole Cooper, Feature Editor, Jo Anne Leegantg Sports Editor, Michael Markowitz.