Garden City High School - Mast Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

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fx Tashfr' x'Tg,w qyen oy The arf ca' ei was pre ffrwfi rf Tfla'-in 7, Am o 5 qos arm excramahons our local Ta env Troleo Torrh wlTh The newe T creahory From Adele Mc- Greevy in a r1raThlrTq sulT, To lvhml ln a sllnlfy GVGVXTUQ fTlC WQ77 S'lOWp ri THC Tashlors. BuT no' only fhaT---Jackie lappen Jare lnamlhon and Jeanhe Geqer ao' peared lr ore ff '7l oT The azT war aro shorTly aT'er whal noT To wear in ohfl easy esson. Cn March T2 The Seniors wenT en mane Twell, nineTy'slx, anywayl lnTo New York To see Mlhe lempesT. ' We waTched an excellenT produchon Trom somewnere up ln The sTraTo- sphere oT The lasT Tew rows ln The balcony. BuT IT won'T be The play we remember, T-TalT oT us couldn'T Tlnd a nickel as The subway rumbled by: The race To The Traln was equal To Gunder T-Taaq's record: and The aTTempT To geT up The rerfT morning proved hopef l9iS. Fashion Show Modern Language NlqhT was held on The nighT of March I5. For The whole preced- ing week rehearsals were held and perTorm- ances looked raTher sad, BuT on Thursday people somehow remembered Thelr lines and Thelr cue, and gave TorTh wiTh a record per' Spanish Club Sfudenf CourT u JJ'

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The OrchesTra Also on February 5 The STudenT CourT Tried and senTenced a record crowd oT Twen- Ty-nine. For loiTering in The halls To Throwing srowballs or Talking back To an oTTicer The culpriTs were given various degrees oT de' lenTion. The hail copg had really begun To bear down and did noT sTop To exclude courT judges Trom TickeTs. The Glee Club gave one of iTs annual concerTs on February 9, assisTed by The or- chesTra. The liquid Tone oT The sopranos mighT be aTTribuTed To The waTer dripping Through The rooT on Mr. Nichols' head. Somewhere along in February, music came To The caTeTeria. ReacTion was varied. IT proved a handicap To many who Tried To carry on conversaTion-3, buT some people were deTiniTely puT in The mood wiTn One lvleaTball. AT Times iT seemed ThaT Joe Fanning goT Tired oT changing records,-and There were Tew who cheered him on, February was The monllh of holidays. Willi Lincoln'-Q BirThclay and Vrawhinglons Birlhf day and only Twenfy-efghT days To begin wiTh February was almosT over beTore iT began. BuT in February appeared Tne issue oT 'Pick' conTaining picTures oT our oul- sTarding l'scienTisTs.l' To geT hold aT a copy was worTh your liTe. Everybody wanTed To .cc G. C. I-l. S. ir pr?nT, And a monln alcr we drew phoTographerr Trom 'Look or raTher Bi,l Qlson od. A. we sit hcro conTif denTly waiTing Tor 'LiTe,l we wsrder whaT iT is abouT Garden CiTy. February and March were monlhs oT The- aTerfgoing Tor everyone. The Masguers Club wenT To see Ten LiTTle Indians, and having influence, was shown backsTage To see seTs and properTies oT The play. Early in March TorTy Spanish advocaTes wenT inTo New York To see a play enTiTled Npueble de las lvlu- ieresf' which means 'lWomen l-lave Their Way, and ain'T iT The TruTh? The Spanish Club This year has been under The presi- dency oT Phyllis l-lansen. They have meT regularly and have had several lecTures by guesT speakers. The STudenf Sfore

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Modern Language Nigh+ Tormance. lT mighT noT have rnaoe much diie Terence To The audience iT we had TorgoTTen some oT our lines. We seemed To be The only ones who knew whaT was going on. Some oT The besT enTerTainmenT oT The eve- ning was provided by Rurh Hauser dribbling coke aTTer a violenT line, Linda MarTin Try- ing desperaTeiy To geT The word idee ouT oT her mouTh and Tailing miserably, George STuhr Trying To acT casual, and BarTon Con- anT in knee briTches. And where did Those beer barrels disappear To? The Sophomores gave Their dance on March Io. NOT only did They provide decoraf Tions and orchesTra, buT They gave us a onefacT Tloor show. Red Murray, Joe Fan- ning, and 'lim Carroll wenT Through a rou- Tine ending wiTh Their Tamous iendiTion oT Sonny Boyfi lT was noTiced parT?cularly ThaT Red Murray can achieve a lovely, angelic The Red Cross expression in a baby bonnet and Joe can mess up a good ioke enough To conTuse GVQVYOUQ. Ihe annual Red Cross drive opened in The middle oT March. As usual, we begged, bor- rowed, or sTole To make The quoTa IOO per cenT. The Red Cross has been under The sponsorship oT Miss Kerr and Mrs. PeTer- sen This year and has done a wonderTul iob making bed iackeTs, slippers, and oTher ar- Ticies To send To hospiTals. NOT only did They run The Red Cross Drive wiTh The resulT ThaT every homeroom Turned in perTecT quoTas, buT They also sponsored The Red Cross Box- ing Show, held on March 23. There were enough bloody noses To saTisTy everyone, WalT Schraeder and Joe Sibella were The highlighT of The evening, when They ToughT Tor The championship Joe sTill holds The Tide.