Carey celebrates Homecoming win

Posted Thursday, October 31, 2019 9:00 am

Homecoming Queen Lauren Gunn and King Gary Faraone were a big part of the festivities.

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Seahawks varsity cheerleader Alyssa Nittoli performed some impressive pre-game acrobatics.

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There was plenty to cheer about at Carey’s Homecoming win over Elmont on Oct. 19.

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Students, faculty and community members celebrated H. Frank Carey High School’s Homecoming on Oct. 19.

The day began with the Carey’s Dads’ Club providing a delicious, free breakfast to students and community members, and continued with the annual parade, which featured floats and banners based on the board game theme. Once the parade was over, the homecoming court was recognized, and Gary Faraone was announced as the king and Lauren Gunn was announced as the queen. The school also honored senior football team players and their families.

The Seahawks felt the community spirit and shut-out Elmont with a score of 34-0. The action-packed game was highlighted by a halftime show, with the marching band, Pirettes, junior varsity and varsity cheerleaders performing.

Courtesy Sewanhaka School District; compiled by Melissa Koenig

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