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

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Dealings This year is a special year for our graduating class, and it is also a special year for Mr. John Pryor, the administrative assistant of our school. Mr. Pryor, this year, has completed twenty-hve years of serv- ice to the Sewanhaka school district, and in those twenty-five years has displayed the qualities of an outstanding educator. Mr. Pryor came to us from Maryland where he had received his Bachelor of Science degree at Johns Hopkins University, and had taught in the Gilman Country Day School in Baltimore. After coming to New York, he received a Masters in Administration and Supervision at New York University, and did additional postgraduate study at Columbia University. For the balance of his teaching career, Mr. Pryor taught in the Busi- ness Department in Sewanhaka, and then for six months in our Business Department, before receiving the position of administrative assistant in September, 195 7. September, 1957 also marks the beginning of our acquaintance with Mr. Pryor for that was the year we entered Senior high school. To show our recognition of his twenty-Eve years of service to the district, and to show our appreciation of his service to H. Frank Carey High School, we would like to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. john Pryor. ,, :z::rza.,.,.., .3 was-w 1 1 M-Hua-m,,,Wa..W5, f ' Mr. Pryor and Dr. DeSonne have a brief conversation together in the course of a busy day.