Great Neck South High School - Vista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

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ART DEPARTMENT POP! goes the artist, or so it appeared when a campaign-button mosaic was displayed in the front lobby. Most art students, however, remained with the more conventional art forms, modified by the introduction of the polymer emul- sion, a pigment which can reproduce the effects of both water and oil paints. All the young artists are allowed con- siderable freedom in satisfying their own expressed creative needs. In the Arts and Crafts Club, students are free to dip and dabble, chip and shape, throw' and bake at will. MR. CLIFTON BAINARD ART CLUB: Front rou—C Cromer.C Weiss. M. Weltman, L Weiss. P. A :leitti, A Novik. S. Knopf. L. Dmkin. L. Cane. L. Lipman. G. Trattles. Second mu—E Bender. S. Winer. E. Goffen. B Kaminsky. E. Friedenreich. L. Mendez. L. Morris. M. Gallin. D Schlachman. D. Kutno, J. Aiello. A Millman. E. Carol Back rou- D. Born. C. Gilbert. A Guilmenot. J. Quan A Antonoff. Mr. Rice. M Morse. P. Benjamin. A Samber. D. Sirotta. L. Braverman. L Cahan. V. Clifton. J. Gilbert. Some members of stage crew demolish a platform.

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THEATRE SOUTH PRODUCTION ' I ' HEAT RE SOUTH boasts of three major dra- -L matic accomplishments this year. The ethereal fairy-romance, Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night's Dream, started off the season. Ray Singer starred as the naive and lovable Bottom, with Donna McCar- thy, Liz Weston, Jon Barnett, and Jon Weisgall as the four bewitched, befuddled, and enchanting lov- ers. Judy Park sprinkled the fantasy aura with fairy- dust as the mischievous sprite Puck, garbling the orders of the fairy king, Oberon (Peter Agree). Connie Zalk and Jim Ledley directed. Donna McCarthy and Peter Agree in Inherit the Wind. Midsummer Sight s Dream — Go straight tuo blocks, then make a right, you can’t miss it! Judy Pack. Lucy Grunther. From the mystical to the nostalgic. Theatre South pre- sented A Child's Christmas in Wales, by Dylan Thomas, as its holiday program. Ray Singer and Herb Marks nar- rated the tender and humorous reminiscences about Christ- mas in Wales. To conclude the repertoire, dynamic courtroom drama exploded on the T.S. stage, with Walter Jaros and Peter Lerner as the leading contenders in Lawrence and Lee’s Inherit the II ’hid. Debating the freedom of a school readier (Peter Agree) to impart knowledge at his discre- tion, a whole town becomes the center of world news, Donna McCarthy and Ray Singer support the theme as the trusting but confused schoolteacher-girl-friend and the cynical city reporter. Emily Miller and Jim Ledley directed. Peter Lerner (Brady) and Walter Jaros (Drummond) debate the validity of evolution. ''Midsummer Sight's Drum” rustics, Mark Gorbuleu, Alex Schub, Alex Forman, Kim Bores soft, and Ray Singer, re- gard their leader. Peter Lerner.

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MODERN DANCE Dancer, Prancer, and Judy Pack. ORCHESIS is the Modern Dance Club, not a tropical flower. Bud- ding. young dancers, under the supervi- sion and instruction of Miss Staat, dis- played their Terpsichorean feats in two performances this year. The first wras The Night before Christmas. ’ In the spring they presented Rigamarole,” fea- turing various comic and unusual dances, such as electron icjue,’ scuderama,” and Bcazles get the measles. Ellit Bernes drums and u unders m The Night Before Christmas.'' Amy Rosett makes a graceful landing. V 1 1 CHAMBER MUSIC CLUB: Front rott—Vy Levy. Sdcond row—D Yarett. R. Weston. K Wallens. R Sinuer. A Lande. Mr. Dickerson Third rou — J. Weisgall, R. Lawrence. M Post. L. Siegal, A Zimhalist. B Bloome. L. Siegelbaum. J. Kanter. K Wylie. J. Post. V. Henkel. I Serlin. B Rosen- thal Back row—R. Ouilmenot. K Friedenreich, D. Born. CHORALETTES: Front rou—B. Heifer. M. Elonka. B Steinberg. E. Lucey. R Doner. I. Hickey. S. Sobclson. J. Boyce Second rou—J Morrow. L. Wissner. I. Metz, V. Raner. L. Levane. F Greenberg. J. Raich. R Serlin. C. Beach. Third rou—C. Farh. C. Klein. M Soltes. A Brugnatelli. E. Ger- ber, R. New house. L. Cahal. P. Tuttle. L. Ward. Fourth rou—L. Kaufman. S. Hill- man. R. Wolfsieffer. R Newbergcr. B. Ser- L Fisher. W. Gelb. L Grunther. NJr. y kl ; r Orm J w rt' r M