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

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JUNIOR HIGH DANCE BAND: FRONT ROW, left to right: Nick Ganci, Ernest Prussner, Sanford Holland, lXIartin Keller, Douglas Rollender, John Kelly, Peter Kleeman. SECOND ROW: Rich- Jr. High Dance Band New this year the Junior High Dance Band shows great promise for the future. Its twenty-two members have performed at talent assemblies and the Jr. High Spring Music Festival, and many of these twenty-two will eventually become members of the Varsity Dance Band. Advisor, Mr. Charles Hubbard, President, Louis Panzicag Vice President, John Kelly, Secretary, Rich- ard Mendelsohn, Treasurer, Brian Mahoney. ard Mendelsohn, Louis Panzica, Stephen Lyons, Brian Mahoney, Donald Borg- man, Russell Fischer, William Scott, Manuel Chagoll, James Abuiso, Michael Galgano. Carey Creators f'Little Blue Riding Hood was produced this spring at a Junior High Assembly by the Carey Creators. For this production the group designed and built their own marionettes and stage scenery. Advisor, Miss Suan Reisman, President, Judy Kroneng Vice President, Barry Beilg Secretary, Bar- bara Goldeng Treasurer, Stanley Bloom. CAREY CREATORS: FRONT ROW, left to right: Andrea Kaye, Nancy Delia, Merry Junger, Harriet Black, Judy Stark, Sandra Katz. SECOND ROW: Rita Locke, Stanley Bloom, Judy Kronen, Miss Reisman, Barry Beil, Barbara Golden, Rita Arena. THIRD ROW, Linda Jirinec, Susan Sommer, Joanne Poccia, Mar- ion Triggs, Anthony Napoleon, Rudolph Hornak, Charles Ho- nek, Vincent Caruso, Roy Frank, Lorraine Bufano, Bar- bara Koehler, Dana Harris. B U S

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GRAPHIC ART 7: Left to right: Terri Stoloff, Lizbeth Maisch, Pam Lewis, Susan Minarcik, Kathleen Micheels, Graphic Art 7 A comprehensive program of drawing, painting, and graphic art activities were included in the club pro- gram. Linoleum prints, the major project for the se- mester, were supplemented by constructive practice of the above mentioned art activities. Advisor, Miss Roberta Beebe, President, Susan Min- arcikg Vice President, Liz Maich, Secretary, Linda Keehner. 8-9 - JUNIOR HIGH ART PALETTES: FRONT ROW, left to right: Sandra Goldman, Karen Stackhouse, Monica Pfander, Mrs. S. G. Achin, Jo Anne Leegant, Kathryn Mies- ner, Karen Ruckstuhl, Carolyn Goldberg. SECOND ROW: Vivian Schott, Joyce Lubell, Sharon Romm, Dorothy Mel- zer, Melody Weinreb, Linda Warren. THIRD ROW: Anne Sack, Alan Spindel, Donald Smith, Rita Walsh, Janice Ty- lutki. B LJ 5 I June Matzow, Linda Hecht, Joan Sona- bend, Linda Keehner, Miss R. Beebe. 8-9 Gr. Art Pallettes Eighth and ninth graders who are interested in fine and applied arts join this club to try the different forms of art, and thus Find which Held they enjoy the most. Under the very capable supervision of Mrs. Achin the members not only draw and paint but also do work in copper enameling. Advisor, Mrs. Gail Achin, President, Anne Sack, Vice President, Matthew Jacobs, Secretary, Dorothy Melzerg Treasurer, Linda Warren.

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9th Grade Chorus The Ninth Grade Chorus, led by Mr. Gottshalk, is a testing ground where basic music fundamentals related to part singing are learned and practiced. Many members of this group are expected to con- tinue on to the senior choir next year. The Ninth Grade Choir acquitted themselves extremely well at both performances of the Junior High Christ- mas assemblies and again did well at the Junior High Music Festival that took place in May. Advi- sor, Mr. Robert Gottshalk, President, Charles Lusthouse, Vice-President, Gail Danils, Secretary, Mary Janowitz, Librarians, Pam Marrone, Linda Pascoe. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS: FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Brecher, D. Bowie, E. Schnall, S. Katz, Mr. Kelly, J. Breglio, K. Alfano, J. Reich, L. Del Rossa, J, Bor- quin, SECOND ROW: J. Brown, L. Ott, E. Opalinchuck, C. Schwartz, D. Horton, L. Kozan, B. Mason, C. G. Balvo, D. Dellomo, Sonnabend, R. Teorgiatis, J. Kielty, ROW THREE: R. Valento, C. Polk, B. Cantor, V. D'Avanzo, D. Tobitsch, D. Melzer, J. Reyn- olds, P. Gallo, B. Hegmann, R. Schumacker, M. Spezio, ROW FOUR: L. Chethom, F. Bruno, E. Hubermann, A. Blon, A. Bapoleon, M. Tucci, H. Ried- mann, P. Carlton, C. Carpino, R. Arena, K. Long. B. U VS I NINTH GRADE CHORUS: Left to right, FIRST ROW.' M. Vidello, C. Greensmith, L. Doneli, P. Bava, Mr. R. Gotts- halk, L. Clois, L. Accardi, F. Hart, L. Shire. SECOND ROW: A. Peppetone, N. Fer- rare, D. Mercier, S. Woodard, N. Methlie, V. Versheck, M. Janovitz, A. Brodt. THIRD ROW: T. Cappelli, P. Long- worth, K. Storrier, D. Craig, Behrings, G. Danils, L. Katz, P. Stanley, L. Dowdy. FOURTH ROW: W. Geelmuy- den, J. Rizzo, C. Lusthau, V. Leanzo, L. Blumenthal, R. Billingo. 7th and 8th Grade Chorus Seventh and eighth grade students with singing ability for with a desire to singj have the oppor- tunity to learn part singing and choral techniques through their participation in the Seventh and Eighth Grade Chorus. This group is the nucleus of a future high school choir. At present, however, it represents the Junior High School in all of Carey's musical assemblies and concerts. The chorus, di- rected by Mr. Joseph Kelly and Mrs. Elaine Newberg, gave many admirable and enthusiastic performances at these school functions.