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

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Stacey Pashcow moves to the beat. Senior Rabak Damaghi shows his stuff. . . . for you've got to move . . . Senior Nathaniel Silverthorne Jr. Sophomores party at the Senior Class Event. Student Life 21

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Partying with the Class of After darning up a Morin. Senior Seth Oiiphant takes a refreshing drink. The party was rockin’ and the music was playing, as students crowded into the Middle Sch x l gymnasium to witness the event of the year. Held in November of 1986 just following Halloween, this event was entitled the Masquerade of 1986, this year’s Senior Class Event. People arrived at the party with a great variety of costumes, ranging from a gorilla outfit to students dressed as a couple of nerds, but most of the crowd chose to come as themselves dressed in fashionable “going-out-Saturday-night” outfits. The participants included students from all four grades who came ready to have a good time. The music was provided by a senior. Dee Jay Scott Sklar, who played before a group of about 200 people. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes, including dinner for two at an elegant restaurant, swatches, sweatshirts, tee-shirts and socks. Although the party in the Middle School gym ended at around 11:00 p.m., almost everyone there went to an open house party where the fun continued. (Jet into the groove . . Senior Sarah Peterson Show us how it’s done Student Life

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Deviating from the Norm Community School: (far tap) Jeff Legal is, Carin Cohen, Mark Aziz; (top) David Roggen. Janet Gaines. Esther Semsei. Brooke Greenhouse. Claire Sutin; (mid) Emily Drucker, Carolyn Raship. Lisa Gitnik. Yael Saso,Joanna Bassine; (hot) Kurt Jacobs, David Zade, Charles Bennett. Director and English teacher Carolee Kamin Imageless; Danny Anajovich. Carin Blank. Stephanie Doyle, Jon Hakimi, Nora l ochshin. Shanon Nevens. Carolyn Schulman. Barry Weil, Stxial Studies teacher Cliff fcobb (far rt) Hanging out in the relaxed and friendly atmo- sphere of tne Community School. Carin (a hen and Seniors Barry Weil and Danny Anajovich (right) Charles Bennett and Senior Carolyn Schulman enjoying a free peri xl in C.S. The Community School, located in Room 7, is “an educational program which emphasizes student involvement, academic excellence, personal development, and social awareness. The C.S. has a f riendly “home base” quality about it. Many student members spend two to three peritxls a day in C.S.. Even though the C.S. classes are demanding, they tend to have a less competitive atmosphere than most. The C.S.’s main purpose is to offer classes in both English and social studies. C.S. students firmly believe that education should be more than a spectator sport and therefore are encouraged to go beyond the traditional and are given ample opportunity to suggest topics and lxx ks for class study. During the second semester of their senior year, students are given the chance to participate in the fieldmester program. In the past, students have participated in archaeological digs in Spain and have worked in research programs at major hospitals. This year Senior Danny Anajovich went to Argentina to work in a book store and possibly to help writers in doing research. Senior Carolyn Schulman worked at a child’s center in Manhasset while Senior Barry Weil apprenticed at a TV station (for Good Morning America) in Manhattan. 22 Student Life