Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

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Marvin Rosen Business Manager Peter Donshik Photography Editor Don Bloch Copy Editor Gary Steindler Editor in-Chief Ed Haos Advertising Manager Janie Eisenberg Production Monager 9 Barbara Ehrlich Art Editor

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ARISTA STAFF Editor-in-Chief Gary Steindler Copy Editor Donald Bloch Sponsors Mr. Edmund Fontanello, Mr. Andrew J. Porter • • Art Editor ................................................................Barbara Ehrlich COPY—Leo Galland, Assistant,- Fred Bronfman, Amy Dancis, Ellen Kaplan, David Katzman, Elizabeth Lent, Rena Prestin, Steve Rosenfeld, Ciba Vaughan, Ivan Weissman. SENIORS—Ellen Schwartz, Editor; Jacqueline Adler, Barbara Bloom, Nancy Eysman, Linda J. Friedman, Gloria Fuss, Miriam Gruber, Norma Kaplan, Brenda LeVine, Lorraine Lowey, Nancy Lubin, Edythe Marcus, Susan Moore, Amy Osier, Maxine Roberts, Harriet Spiegel. IDENTIFICATIONS—Ginny Schorr, Editor; Barbara Bender, Carol Bialek, Wendy Cahn, Jill Jackson, Jean Lounsbury, Susan Rieders, Pat Sadowsky, Judi Schechner, Diane Schwartz, Marcia Schwartz, Louise Singer, Ellen Sternhell, Jane Tulman, Valerie Waters. PHOTOGRAPHY—Peter Donshik, Editor; William Felton, Richard Gruen, Evan Peskin, Joseph Satin, Michael Schulhof, Allan Stempler. TYPING—Sophia Vasilaros, Editor,- Heather Cordover, Linda S. Friedman, Arlene Gold- berg, Marilyn Krauss, Esther Levy, Penny Posner, Ellen Sternhell, Gayle Thomas, Janet Zelinka. Production Manager ..................................................Janie Eisenberg BUSINESS—Marvin Rosen, Manager,- Jonathan Goldstein, James Marshall, Joel Paschow, June Reinisch. Comptroller Gerald Gardner ADVERTISING—Edward Haas, Manager; Bonnie Geller, Stephen Gold, Modi Heller, Mark Horowitz, David Kutcher, Diane Rosen, Patsy Sadowsky, Mark Schoenberg, Leslie Silverman, Richard Zinn. 8

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SUB-EDITORS: Bottom row, left to right—S. Vossiloros, Typ PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Seated—P. Doishik. Standing—A. ing; W. Richards, Publicity. Top row—E. Schwartz, Senior Stempler, B. Felton, R. Gruen, M. Schulof. Section; G. Schorr, Identification and Captions. “Hey, Friend, you say these are the golden years, and you want to preserve small mementos of them for posterity? Then get a yearbook. This was the Arista salesman’s answer plagiarized from Plato for the Layman. The way to stop vandalism of small momentos in school was with a yearbook. Now there would be no more thefts of desk tops with carved initials, football jerseys, starting blocks, Prom decorations, or pieces of Polo Road parking places. The golden years would be put into uneradic- able print. In 1921 Arista was given its name, which means “bristly hair, to match racoon coats and crewcuts, then and now the rage. Despite this brilliant feat of nomenclature, the next thirty years were stormy for Arista. Only tradition and the fear that the editors might wind up roaming the streets at night smothered resurgent waves of iconoclasm which threatened the yearbook publication. Finally, after many torturous editions, from the sagacity of the Harry-and-Bert team of Steindler and Bloch came the answers to Arista's troubles. Inspired by these stalwart editors, managers and de- partment heads set about to create Arista ’59. Photos were taken and many were rejected; some were cut out of LIFE. Later tired bloodshot eyes scanned prints to single out identifying pieces of anatomy and to attach the correct name to sardined students. Bits of abstract art adorned the pages; pictures were affixed with appropriately cryptic clauses. Ingenious copy was devised. This is the product. . . . SPONSORS: Mr. A. Porter and Mr. E. Fontanello. BUSINESS STAFF: Seated, left to right—J. Gordner, M. Rosen, J. Goldstein. Standing—J. Marshall, J. Reinisch, J. Pashcow. 10