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

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Regina Radlowski and Georgiana Galgano attend the K'King'l and Queen of the Football Parade. While Queen Daniellu and her attendants look on, Reggie hands King John the football shoe, which he will present to the winning team. 'W' - Left to Right: Irene Urwiler, Richard Colletti, Priscilla Muller, Bob Kauner, Regina Rablowskig John Breglio, W . ,tiuas ' l I 2 I 3 l 4 8 I 9 l lO el t- . F CAREY J . HIGH SC ' Q. 'ix is i ,. X 3 N I 5,-Q 531 . ' i 5 El i is . Y l NJ! D Ike I X l os, r 1 23 I ' Z 2 I R A it ..... -g GENE , non ncx . ,, R U1 5 . S ,ic gow. M... 17,...-.6.. G. O. In an effort to achieve better coordination and unity among the various student governing bodies of the Junior and Senior High School, the General Organization was formed. It is the goal of this organization to set up a pyra- mid type legislature which will become effective in Carey as of September, 1960. The G.O., at the top of the pyramid, will delegate power to the two student governments who will in turn coordinate the operations of the various class boards. This yearls officers worked diligently with Mr. Wilson to draft the new constitution which was ratihed by the entire student body. School-wide elections for G.O. will be held

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GERMAN CLUB: FRONT ROW, left to right: Frank Dogaer, Anna May Adamo, Dick Pokorney, Miss Hetzer, Artie Grey. Pauline Schwartz, Richard Centola. SECOND ROW: Joann Trotemuk, Joann Mugrage, Betty Wallace, Judy Hoyer, Lois De- Gregorio, Barbara Langdon, Carol Lindeman, Maureen Lafiferty. THIRD ROW: Carol Owens, Don- ald Smith, Richard Heinsch, Walter Lachenmayr, Roger Hamer, Henry Goetz, Robert Curran, Rita Farber. German Club Thinking of taking a trip? Germanophile certainly got the urge to do so when the club visited the beau- tiful S. S. Hanseatie, They were delighted to know they could understand and be understood when they spoke to some German stewards. They also traveled to Yorkville to a little German theater where they tried to follow the story of Lud- wig of Bavaria. Later they refreshed themselves at a typical German Coffee House in Yorkville, Although the club is primarily a social club, they en- deavor to have the members enjoy while learning. How do they do this? Have you ever played Twenty Questions, Authors or Scrabble? Scrabble is one of the favorite games of the club this year. Advisor: Miss Hetzer. French Club Seventeenth century drama came to life when the French Club produced Moliereis '4Les Femmes Sa- vantesf' Among its other activities the group visited a French liner and viewed many interesting films on French life and culture. Advisor, Miss Joan Mann, President, Marilyn Mark- owitzg Vice-president, Mary Ann Napoleon, Secre- tary, Leslie Latimer, Treasurer, Elaine Alper. Joe orisuano, Maddy DeLea. g FRENCH CLUB: FRONT ROW left to right: Marilyn Markowitz Elaine Alper, Miss Mann, Leslie Lat timer, Maryann Napoleon. SEC OND ROW: Rozalind Marks, Steph anie Ethen, Dalinda Catan, Marilyn Lipp, Diane Mercier, Ronnie Ogus THIRD ROlV: Ruth Frost, Maria Tucci, Sandra Russo, Leslie Cohen Maria Colatriano, Sharon McKnight FOURTH ROW: Sue Frost, Ted Suffron, Jay Hecht, Harvey Stone 4

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l Smiling couples sit this one out at the Autumn Leaves Dance. Dick Colletti and Wendy Greenfield Board Autumn Leaves yearly. The importance of each office is determined ac- cording to grade level. Therefore the president will always be a Senior. Careyites have been enjoying the benefits of the newly instituted G.O. card which entitles them to various privi- leges during the school year, These benefits include free admission to home football games in addition to discounts at dances. Advisor, Mr. Christopher Wilsong President, Priscilla Mullerg Vice-President, ,Georgina Galganog Treasurer, Richard Col- lettig Secretary, Irene Urweiler. G.O.: ROW ONE, Left to Right: Bob Kavner, John Breglio, Priscilla Muller, Georgiana Galgano, Richard Colletti. SECOND ROW: Linda Jirinel, Pat Ballin, Bob Gargulio, Irene Urweiler, Richard Huppe, joan Maniscalco, Regina Radlowski. The cafeteria never looked lovelier after Priscilla, Diane and Mary Ann applied their artistry. KELUBE ' X TN