Flushing High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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Top Row: jackie Setty, Kerry Frommer, Alice Rabinowitz, Marshall Carpen ter, Iody Abramowitz, Bottom Row: Marci Silverman, Monica Major, Novel Ilette Maitland, Cheryll Walters, Sheryll Mack I Sheila Dorwitt, Charles Corrierre, and Sheryll Mack Rehearse Their Lines And A One, And A Two .... This year's SophfFrosh SING, entitled The Way It Really Was During The Black- out , was directed by Rachel Jordon. Un- der the production of jackie Setty about thirty Sophomores and two Freshmen performed their SING on the nights of March 17 and 18. Ms. Sharon Schnitzer served as SophfFrosh SING advisor. Their version of the 1977 New York City Blackout pointed to a ten year old Conne- ticut boy as the cause. The boy, who is afraid of the dark, converted all of New York City's energy to Conneticut, thereby causing Conneticut's first poweron. Cast of SophfFrosh SING Noreen Rosen, Laura Staffanell, Emma Soto, and Novellette Maitland Wait For Their Cues ob L- I-Iron -C: Q-CD So '78 W8 275 Soph-Frosh '78 ng 275 .: LD O L- ui' .c Q. O CD .: U5 O L- UT .C Q. O an oo lx on c: E71 .: cn O L- 'T .r: Q.. O CID oo lx OD C 275 .C cn

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Fill C 2. O '1 2 :J cm xi W En-un c: 2. O 1 S42 :J oo Wil C I5 I-6. 1 2? UCI xi 00 H-1 c: E. O. -1 D UQ XTC: 0090 ........... gg 2.2. O O 1 -1 3 3 UQUQ If: 1 Stacey Moss learning the steps. Land ho! The true story of Columbus' voyage Okay now, everyone try it. was told in Iunior SING '78, entitled What Really Happened When Columbus Discovered America . The juniors stunned us all with their inter- pretation of Columbus' crossing of the Atlantic. Abby Rosenthal, psychiatrist, analyzed Colom- bo who thinks he- is Columbus. Columbus made a stop on the Virgin Islands and there he en- countered the Head Virgin, portrayed by Opal Tom. This amazing journey was directed by Chris DiMarco and produced by jeffrey Neiss. The musical numbers included Beach Baby fPep Songl, What Would They Say IAlma Materl, and Light of the World. These were directed by Lisa Mirchin and Laura Davidson. Listen to this. I think they got it. Barbara Lerner, Lisa Mirchin, and Laura Davidson teaching the pep song