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

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THIS was a year of firsts in the choral groups. There are now both male and female Gentlemen of the Breakfast Club. Fifteen South students were chosen lor the CHORAL North-Nassau Chorus. This was also the year of the 150th anniversary North-South Concert. MUSIC Over the years the Music Department has a-choired a variety of singing groups. Under the supervision of Mr. Ormsby, the tenth and eleventh grade choruses, and the twelfth grade choir, along with the Choralettes and the Gentlemen of the Breakfast Club, per- formed in the Holiday Program. The Choralettes and the Gentlemen were also featured in the P.T.A. Band Concert. All groups returned in collaboration with Great Neck North for the joint concert in March. An Evening of Music and Art brought South s choral groups into the limelight once more for an impressive finale. SENIOR CHORUS: Fn.nl rou-—L. Elsohn. S. Schachtcr. J. Kloopman. J. Herman. P Ajjlictti. I. Enzel, J. Warman Second to it R Ncwhouse. S Hillman. R Newberfter. S. Donnelly. S. Krefctcz. S. Dcutsch. Third rou—P Shapiro, S Riley. E Lucey. S. Forman. B. Gould Bock rou—E. Wilson. E. Lenz. R Rosenbusch. N. Ehmke. I. Metz. SENIOR CHORUS: From rou— C. Petty, M Lassell, J. Stern. D. Laicr. J Gutcnstcin. C. Roscnberp. L. Smith. C. Guilford. S. Padwa M. Soltcs. T Heller. F. Taylor. Second rou—M. Elonka. I.. I.cvin. F Wap- nowitz. J. Skidmore. I Apostoleris. L. Thunstrom. V Pezzola. R. I.andwcher. J. Lenzncr. F Hayman. Third rou — H Bohm. P Gruenstcin. B Mirrer. P. Brennan. K. Boressoff. G. Redd, P. Tuttle, M Wolff W. Turner. N. Ahruzzo. C. Marino, C. Henkel. Bjct rou—A. Balahan. H Goldstein. F Hoeflinner, D Born. S. Rosenthal. 1. Schachne. J. Jacobs. P. Lipton. H. Ward. N. Suchoski. 28

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT MUSIC has matured from a purely recreational pastime into a serious study in school. The Greeks called it a discipline for the mind. In this modern age of atomic bombs and neuroses, we must add that it is also a fine thera- peutic exercise. Both Mr. Dickerson and Mr. Orinsby can vouch for the stabilzing effects of music on their young prodigies. The music courses offered stress theory, composi- tion, and appreciation, as well as performance. Discovery of Music, Developing Musicianship, Band, Orchestra, and A Cappella Choirs are open to all aspiring musicians. New and successful this year was the Chamber Music Club. The efforts of this department were applauded at the annual Holiday Arts Festival, the PTA Band Concert, and the spring Music and Arts Festival. In addition, a joint concert with North commemorated the I AOth anniversary of the school system. MR. CLIFFORD ORMSBY —Hejd BREAKFAST CLUB: From row—J. Katz. D Robinson, C. Strcon. C Gilbert. M. Goldbcrc Second row—B. Tclfeycn. P. Poliakine. S. Weiss. B. Mirrcr J. Kahn. P Brennan. P. Grucnstcin. Third row—J. Ledley. I.. Steiner. E. Grifft-n. J. Gutenkunst, R Sciden. M. Harrington. H. Gold- stein. K Keenan. X Reid. J. Breftman. Bjci row Mr Ormsby. A. Granoff. D Laicr. M. Lassell. L. Sieytcl, C. Newman. P Gutckunst. W Lake L Brown. R. Frost.

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■ dr f kin lORUSu fTTr.it rou— S Cohen, S. 1 Sweeney, K ' Cahal. L. B. Stein- jriffen. hild lC. I Hel- Third l rouy4Ur YarJtt. L. tey. E. Serf in, b. |Weisbu d. W. If - ■». txv. Vok rib rou S. Gretnhlrrg. I M'ittko. j Kan ter. J Nobel, C Rand on. C Lewis. | Morrow f Hoeflingcr. R Seidman. R. Jaco(kj Fif b rou D Witcoski. K. Bell, G Rieger. I. Myers. D Elby. A Grindowsky. V Raner. G Davis. P Poliakine. L. Brown. C. Gilbert. K Siegel loTH AND 11TH GRADE CHORUS: (Right) Front rou—J. Berzoff. M Hooper. E. Bravman. K Beach. W. Gelherg. I Burson. K Klein. Second rou — R Frost. J Katz, C Siegel. A Briloff. J. Blau. J. Friedman. S. O'Connor. Third rou P Gutekunst. N Portnow. E. Gerber. L. Grunther, J Davis, L. Cusick. Back rou•—K Siegel. D Hollander. E Mendel. J. Parisi. N. Meyer. C. Farb L. Fischer. A. Aryault. love a parade . . .any kindf 29