Harborfields High School - Harborlight Yearbook (Greenlawn, NY)

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t. Sophomore cheerleader Anthony Shade as a Fourth of Iuly firework helps cheer the Sophomore Sweethearts on. Sophomore emcee Doug Mashkuri in- troduces the first scene of the sophomores' skits. QQ, -K ffl is. . X... is., Senior basketball team members Pam Bailey and Linda Zimmerman do the Jailhouse Rock. The senior cheerleaders during one of their many life-threatening cheers. Seniors Adam Golden and Larry Feins- tein shoot sophomore Vinny Pan- nietieri in the opening of the senior skits. 3 3 4 9 1 W- , ' - . - ,: .,.' ' ' ' - Q'0eaff' l',,x,l 40 Y ' AZ' 3 'N .. is We 3 ' 'J ' P . ,- Ll f I 1 , kit S' , v ,. W2 . 1 ' un! my I X if ' 'Q if 5 i , The sophomore girls celebrate while dancing to Holiday. get . f 5 A 1 3 19 l - ' fy X if f ,n ff, , , gg' 1eA .JE -X Lani Sophomore basketball team members doing their dance. POWDER PUFF 35

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l 1 ' E Az fl 5 lf? 2 A X . . .1 , AX A 1 I xy-Pg l 1 g . 1 'Z-it l . Curly and Laurey on their wedding day. Ado Annie just can't say No! On this beautiful morning Curly tells Aunt Eller how he has a feeling that everything's going his way. The dancers dance a hoe-down in The Farmer and the Cowman during the box social. 3l -1 I OKLAHDMA. just as the wind comes sweepin' down the plain Many weeks of rehearsal time, hard work, and fun came to a successful ending on March 15th, 16th, and 17th, as the Theater Company presented their annual musical. This year, they per- formed Rogers' and I-Iammerstein's Oklahoma! The show takes place just after the turn of the century in the In- dian Territories, soon to be named the State of Oklahoma. Lead roles included: Senior Doug Venuti as Curly and Iunior Stacey SanGiovanni as his girlfriend, Laurey, Iunior Sharon Tashman as Aunt Eller, Senior Chrissy Lawless as Ado Annie, Senior lim Howard as Will, and Senior Jim Kremens as Ali Hakim the ped- dlar. Senior Ray Lewis played Jud, Senior Alan Williams played Andrew Carnes, Senior Ieff McMillan played Ike Skidmore, Iunior Chris Springer played Fred, a farmer, and Iunior Charlie Norwesh played Slim, a cowman. Sophomore Ienny Dore danced as Dream Laurey in the Dream Ballet. Besides these leads, there were many chorus members and dancers to help make the show a success. The show wouldn't have been so successful without the direc- tion of Mrs. Springer, the vocal direction of Mr. Czina, the choreography of Patti Gerdik Dohn, the orchestra conductor, Mr. Talluto, the accompanist, Christine Dore, and the costuming of Mrs. Fichtel. Chris Griffith and Iohn Tartaglione painted the backdrop and Debbie Sperling and Renee Mesard were stage managers. The set builders and painters, the tech crew, the publicity and ticket committees, and the playbill editors also worked extremely hard for this show. Without all of these backstage committees, big show like 0klahoma! can never be a success. Although many rehearsals were long and sometimes frustrating, all of that hard work payed off the nights of the per- formances. The cast, crew, and orchestra woke up and lit up to put on one of the best shows that Harborfields has ever seen. 149' ou. . Ali Hakim tells Laurey how much he The entire cast sings the finale sees she has grown since he last saw her Oklahoma! as Aunt Eller and Ado Annie look on. Will tells Ado Annie it's All 'er Nuthin'. OKLAHOMA' 37