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

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JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA: FIRST ROW, left to right: Anne Lautenbacher, Karen Feinstein, Micky Car- nasquillo, Denise Lirnber, Denise Loewenthal, Frank Luchynsky, Leni Frumkin, Paul Landes, Anna Senchy- shyn. SECOND ROVV: Gilbert Horn, Patricia Baua, Judith Loefstedt, Robert Maurer, Dorothy Melzer, Ron- ald ToporofT, Mark Penchinar, Steve Wieczorck, William Plaut. THIRD ROW: Arnold Rudman, Jan Sokobin. Junior High Orchestra JUNIOR VARSITY ORCHESTRA: Under the able direction of Mr. James La Marr, the Junior Varsity Orchestra composed of seventh and eighth graders played for some Junior High assemblies, the Junior High Christmas Program and the Spring Concert. Beverly Smith, Gail Fishman, Ruth Frost, Judith Loef- stedt, Dianne Tobitsch, Alan Spindel, John Kaiser Priscilla Arvani, Diane Tobin, Linda Smith, Jean Clark- son. FOURTH ROW: Mike Speranza, Philip Gucrcio John Briganti, James Poccia, Charles Casella, Mr. La- Marr, Manuel Chagoll, William Scott, Douglas Rollender, Virginia DlAvanzo, Rosalie Valenti. Mr. LaMarr directs the Junior High Orchestra at the Spring Concert. was O 9

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ORCHESTRA: Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Elaine Wunsch, Frank Barrese, Ann Lautenbacher, Joanne Mugrage, Karen Fienstein, Leni Frunkin, David Strand, Pat Bava, Judy Lolfstedt, Ruth Frost, Jane Sokobin. SECOND ROW: Ceilia Fisher, Carol Owen, Karen Clymer, Howard Schumacher, Michele Carresquella, Robert Seaman, Joe Barbera, Sharon Plaut, Allen Che- XXX .KX mg Q shire, Helene Geduld, Gerald Goldin, Joann Beattings, Arnold Rudman, Beverly Smith, Gail Fishman. THIRD ROW: Roger Reynolds, Diana Kerner, Carolyn Asheroff, Paul Schylenski, Frank Daddino, Warren Lang, Noel Greenstein. STANDING: Elaine Roberts, Richard Wild- errnuth, Steve Auerbach, Mr. James LaMarr. Senior High Orchestra Practice makes perfecti' should be the motto for our orchestra. At the Christmas and Spring con- certs we saw the results and they were good! Over sixty members comprise the group and a large brass string and woodwind section play both clas- sical and popular selections. Often assisting Mr. LaMarr in his direction is Mrs. Newberg a member of our very capable music department. Advisor, Mr. James LaMarr, President, Charles Kerner, Vice President, David Strand , Secretary, Joann Mugrage 5 Treasurer, Ben Rizzi. Elaine Wunsch, violin virtuoso of the Senior High Orchestra, gives us a sample of her great musical skill at the Soph-Junior Talent Show.

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Senior Dance Band The problem of finding a band to play at our dances is no problem in Carey, thanks to Mr. Hub- bard, and the Varsity Dance Band, which this year alone, played at least six of our dances, in- cluding the Senior Winter Dance, and the Student Council Dances. Comprised of six saxes, three trumpets, and three trombones, the band has a rep- ertory of over forty selections. Advisor, Mr. Charles Hubbard, President, Fred Maurer, Secretary, Warren Lang. H, FRANK CAREY S E R V I C E C L U B: FRONT ROW, left to right 5 Pauline Schwartz, Anna May Adamo, Susan Lilly, Margaret Lyons, Maureen Laflferty, Leslie Burak. SECOND ROW: Carolina Scognamiglio, Nancy Zaeff, Kathy Kreiss, Nancy Nold, Susan Heitz- man, Pat Davis, Kathy Buechner, Nina Sammar- tano. THIRD ROW: Karen Wolf, Linda Becher, Vicki Abt, Marilynn Seibert, Eva Strauss, Annette Hakki, Karen Matson, Janet Bros- chart. FOURTH ROW: Caroline Barina, Teresa Mc- Gloin, Peggy Rueb, Arlene Burke, Helen Dubon, Leslie Latimer, Carol Wehmann. was O SENIOR HIGH DANCE BAND, FRONT ROW, left to right: Jeffrey Dubin, Joe Barbera, Vincent Bar- bera, Frad Maurer, Roger Reynolds, Doug Hennig, Robert Seaman. SECOND ROW: Steve Auerbach, Richard Wildermuth, War- ren Lang, Noel Greenstein, Frank Daddino, Dennis Roth, Charles Sack, Doug- las Rollender. Service League The lives of the clerical staff are hectic enough, but life would be even more hectic without the help of the members of the Service League. Wfhen the members of this club have a study hall, they willingly offer their time and service to the Main Oflice and the Guidance Department. These stu- dents run errands, type, gain experience in the use of the intercom, distribute supplies to teachers, file, assist with the switchboard, alphabetize attend- ance cards, and leave more time for the clerks to do other more important work. Advisor, Miss Marion Ellingwood.