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The high school ended up costing $6,100,000 to build. [44] Francis Lewis High School opened on September 13, 1960. [48] The school was named after Francis Lewis, a resident of Whitestone who signed the United States Declaration of Independence. [40] Vincent McGarrett was the first principal. [49] Herman Wolf was the first basketball coach. [50]
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He attended Francis Lewis High School. [1] The New York Mets signed a contract with him in 1966. [1] Jorgensen with the New York Mets during spring training. Jorgensen made his major league debut with the New York Mets as a September call-up in 1968. He played the entire 1969 season in the minors.
When Glynn was a student at Francis Lewis High School, he sold hot dogs at Shea Stadium during Mets' games in the late 1960s and early 1970s. As a result, when he later played for the Mets at Shea, the team honored him in a pre-game ceremony in which he was presented with an official Shea Stadium hot dog.
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Fort Lee High School, Fort Lee, New Jersey; Forest Lake Area High School, Forest Lake, Minnesota; Forest Lawn High School, Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Fox Lane High School, Bedford, New York; Francis Lewis High School, Fresh Meadows, New York City; Fred Longworth High School, Tyldesley, Greater Manchester, England
Albie Hecht graduated from Francis Lewis High School in Queens, New York City [6] where he played varsity basketball and baseball and was President of the Student Organization. [7] He was the only undergraduate ever awarded a Media Studies degree by Columbia University’s Columbia College. [8]