Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1974 volume:

ARISTA 1974 JOHN L MILLER- GREAT NECK NORTH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Great Neck, New York An architect watched as the weath- ervane was placed on top of the ivory white bell tower. The building was com- plete. The facade, the interior, everything had grown from his set of plans—blue- prints drawn with painstaking precision and judged by his own critical eye. Brick and mortar and glass now represented the once abstract idea of his creative mind. The architect stepped back and viewed his masterpiece. The making of a school had just begun. 3 4 5 9 10 The interior design of the school is what gives it life and color. Students, faculty and administrators arrange and rearrange the patterns within. Each year the atmosphere is altered to fit the needs and tastes of the ever-changing school community. A mood is created through 50's events, football games, stimulating classes, yawn-filled days, student acti- vism, club functions and just relaxing on the front lawn. But the uniqueness of North lies in the diversity of person- alities and the interaction between people. The architect's dream and the designer's goal have merged into one forming the Great Neck North that will be remembered. Staff Editor-in-chief..... .............................................................Alan Levande Associate Editor...............................................................Cindy Korman Senior Editor.............................................................. Susan Ades Photography Editors ............ ............................. ...............Phil Schaefer Gary Deane Associate Photo Editor TT.............! .......................................Neil Thalheim Faculty Editor..........................................................................Joseph Ades Sports Editor.............................................................Barbara Nisenbaum Girl's Sports Editor.....................................................................Nancy Hament Underclassmen Editors....................................................................Lewis Schaffer Margie Ornston Senior Section Editor.................................. ........................Sandy Milton Activities Editors.............................................................Ellen Goldstein Sue Lore Art Editor................................JT.............................. .Shelley Doppelt Layout Staff.........?.........................................Debbie Leavitt, llene Levinson llene Paley, Margie Herman, Stacie Korn, Allie Altman, Debbie Pergament, Lauren Cohen, Mar- gie Pine, Wendy Gerber, Nancy Gerber, Sharon Inkeles Photography Staff............................................ jay Basen, Douglas DeOrchis Michael Elliser, Joel Goleburn, Keith Greenberg, Lennert Gruszecki, Steven Had, Jon Katz, Alan Klein, Wendy Kleinfeld, David Koopersmith, Lauren Manduke, Jason Myers, Jeremy Pantell, Neil Setter, Michael Shapiro, Phil Shapiro, Mjtbael Sommer, Rusty Varlotta Business Managers........... .................................................Steven Axman Steven Cohen Barry Epstein Jon Rubin Assistant Manager.................................................................Don Cohen Advertising Staff...........................................Steve Dayan, Dave Schwadron, Steve Shapiro, Ralph Avigdor, lay Bashein Layout Staff...............................................Debbie Leveen, Dave Schwadron, Steve Shapiro, Jason Meyers Advisors...................................................................Mr. Martin Bennett Mr. Leonard Mandel Publisher............................................................Bradbury Keller Pub. Co. Photographer......................................................Abraham and Strauss Podrait Studios CONTENTS FACULTY............18 SPORTS.............50 ACTIVITIES.........90 UNDERCLASSMEN.....126 SENIORS...........146 ADVERTISEMENTS....190 Class of '74 John L. Miller-Great Neck North Senior High School Great Neck, New York Dear Friends: I wish that I had the opportunity to personally greet each and every one of you, but since I don't, I am speaking to you in this manner. It seems that the life of this Principal these days is a bit too complicated to make it possible to know each of over four hundred graduates well. However, I am pleased to know some of you through participation in various school activities and projects, others of you through problems that we've worked on together, and still others whose accomplishments I've heard and seen. It is my conviction that you can well be proud of yourselves and your class. Your accomplishments are far too numerous to mention here. I'm certain that each one of you has pleasant memories of high school that will last throughout your life. Of course, there are unpleasant thoughts too as few, if any, of us live in the society of Candide - the best of all possible worlds. Please be assured that you have the very best wishes from all of us who remain here after you leave. We hope sincerely that we've been success- ful in helping you along the way to becoming what you want to be, and that you've decided to want to become all of which you're capable. It is my strongest desire to have you leave us feeling positive about your future. You have my very best wishes for continued success. Sincerely, Principal 20 21 Robert Morrison QUOTABLE QUOTES Suffering makes you strong. M. Elliser Well, Scholars. R. Wagner Hammer it home with some specifics. Can you help us out a bit? F. Lewis Let me underscore this three times. J. Fields Negative. W. Walsh Ling a ling. R. Garcia Good morning this morning. F. Rapoport You must have been absent the day they took up arithmetic. M. Bennett Just stay on my good side. R. Morrison I may be a Marx, but I'm not groucho. Mrs. Marx May I have your attention in the homerooms, please. H. Borovicka It's obvious. There are some nice problems on this page. S. Brenner Since we only have a double period, let's do this problem together. M. Bennett I know I'm too easy. T. Turner Joyce Budinski Elizabeth Tarlau nr Andrew Porter—Head Angelina Ducas Carolee Kamin Michael Elliser Marcia Levy Edna Welling Charles Butera ART Lloyd Miller—Head Dennis Piunno Robert Printz Joyce Stewart PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dorothea Marvullo William Paradisin Mary Goess Ruth Marx SCIENCE Edward Slater Marvin Kornblau Martin Bennett Lydia Heilman Tony Tupri-Head Gloria Harrington VIII William Walsh Richard Fairbanks Mjrndrft S.inn.i Bernard Villemaire Sumner Daniels Francine Johnston—Head Helen Armstrong 33 Marion Dryer L LANGUAGE Liliane Lazar Paula Kohane Jeanne Hoffman James Aubuchon Margaret Osborn 34 Joy Sonders Arnold Messner Rosalinda Garcia Lynda Bendavid LANGUAGE 35 Rudolph Kemmer Ruth Boswell ... Helene Chrobet Marvin Baron Herbert Issac-Head MATHEMATICS Samuel Brenner Robert Burggraf Philip Soreen Stanley Winston Beverly Schill 37 INDUSTRIAL ARTS and HOMEMAKING Gerard Denzer— Head Maryellen Stanecher—Head 38 Leon Carnes George Petrakis Willard Scope 39 SOCIAL STUDIES Carl Hedstrom 41 Carl Ring—Head Thomas Pierzga Jack Fisher HEALTH and DRIVER EDUCATION Dennis Burden—Head Barbara Haynes Keith Cartee Naomi Schlessel Doris Maurer GUIDANCE jack Guildroy-Head Babette Rotner 45 Leon Gabia—Audio Visual Ruth Rosenstein—Comm. School 46 Sue Rawitz-Prep Teacher Edward Klopper-Special Ed. Frank Lawrence—Psychologist Maxine Aarestad—Library C. Robert Frank-Boces 7 Beatrice Woodward—Nurse Annette Weston—Library Crady Corley Alneta Moody Eva Wertheimer Johanna Reges Laurie Welch Anne LaPorte Rose Dannenfelser SCOREBOARD CNN OPPONENT OPP. 48 Plainview 0 14 MacArthur 20 0 Plainview JFK 16 14 South 33 20 Westbury 0 0 Island Trees 8 6 Levittown Div. 42 13 Glen Cove 6 55 56 ZS The 1973 season began with many surprises for the Hammerheads. Mr. Tom Pierzga, the junior varsity coach for many years, replaced the loqua- cious AI Liquori. P has known most of his players throughout their high school careers. A revision of the leagues placed North in the toughest divi- sion, North Shore I. The Hammerheads were now pitted against such formi- dable opponents as Garden City, Farmingdale and Mineola. The preseason outlook appeared very dim. However, North crushed Syosset in their first game. The Hammerheads then lost their next two games, losing to Farmingdale and to a strong Garden City squad in over- time. Each time North met with either of these two teams, a tough contest resulted. The winner was always the team who received the most breaks. The regular season ended with North in second place, behind Garden City, with a record of 11-3-2. The first playoff game for North was in the second round. It took a Steve Chestler goal to secure this well-fought victory. The Hammerheads were then ready to take on the Clarke Rams in the North Shore semi-finals at Hof- stra. Clarke scored early in the first quarter. Steve Cohen then tied the score with an assist by Greg Fisher. Clarke scored again, leaving the halftime score 2-1, in their favor. For the rest of the game, the Hammerheads kept constant pressure on the Ram goal but were unable to score until the last period. This forced the game into the double overtime situation with Clarke coming out on top. Graduating, will be such strong offensive talents as Steve Cohen and co- capt. Billy Omeltchenko. Both ended the season with ten goals and received All Division and All County honors, respectively. At halfback, Ira Goldstein, Gerry Klein and Scott Asnis kept the team running with their tremendous hustle. Steve Rubenstein, Steve Chestler, and co-capt. Benjy Sax maintained the defense. Sax was named All North Shore. Goalie jeff Boudin played out- standingly, letting up only ten goals. Other seniors were Steve Hochman, Mark Sonkin, and Sandy Rosenstein. Although the team will be hurting from the loss of three players, next sea- son looks bright. Returning will be strong performers Greg Fisher, Danny Chestler, Rob Goldman, Rob Hertzberg and other capable juniors. SCOREBOARD GNN OPPONENT OPP. 6 Syosset 2 1 1 1 Farmingdale 2 0 0 0 Carden City 1 0 1 3 Port Wash. 1 2 MacArthur 0 5 0 2 Mineola 1 1 0 3 Plainview JFK 0 3 0 3 Herricks 1 8 0 2 Plainview 1 2 Clarke 3 59 Despite bad tempers, broken rackets, flying balls, mis- placed trophies and lost managers, the Netmen enjoyed an extremely successful year. After winning the divisional title, they were fortunate enough to advance to the finals of the North Shore playoffs. The majority of the team members were sophomores and juniors and they proved themselves to be quite outstanding tennis players. Sophomore, Peter Rennert, led the team as its strong- est member, playing first singles. Coach Martin Bennett sees an extremely formidable future for Peter. A close second to Rennert is Randy Hirschfield, who also com- pleted a season to be proud of. Sophomore, Scott Seeman, was the clutch member of the team this year at third singles, with Jimmy Bernstein filling the fourth singles spot. Through the season, the Netmen were given strong support by the doubles teams. At first doubles, the com- bination of Brian Moss and Blaine Greenberg resulted in much success. Coach Bennett used his imagination in changing the order and combinations of the second and third doubles pairs. Players David Reisfeld, Abbi Green- field, Paul Epstein, Howard Dorman, Paul Marks, Jeff Kaufman, Captain Gary Efronson as well as Freshmen Steve Spielman and Scott Schwartz alternated in the dou- bles catagories. With eleven players returning next year, all of whom have Varsity experience, the Netmen are assured of maintaining their supremacy in the future. Top Row: S. Seeman, M. Bennett, B. Greenberg, P. Marks, G. Efronson, H. Dorman, A. Greenfield, B. Moss, J. Bernstein, Bottom Row: P. Schaefer, S. Spielman, P. Epstein, P. Rennert, D. Reisfeld. Missing: R. Hirschfield, ). Kaufman, S. Schwartz. The Scoreboard GNN OPP. 3 Wheatley 4 5 2 6 Syosset 1 7 0 6 Herricks 1 6 1 4 GN South 3 4 3 5 Roslyn 2 5 2 7 PI. Kennedy 0 5 Playoffs 2 7 North Shore 0 6 PI. Kennedy 1 2 GN South 5 CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country season can be summed up in the following words; They died with their spikes on. It was a dismal season as nothing went well for the small squad. The team did manage a victory by one point over an incompetent Westbury group, yet this was of no so- lace for a wasted season that resulted in a final record of 1 win against 8 defeats. This record left most mem- bers of the team wondering aloud about what had happened. At times, they resembled a shell shocked army, unable to explain their misfortune. This was supposed to have been one of the better seasons in recent years at North. No runners from last year's squad had graduated and there were realistic and expectant hopes that this team would be able to make a strong showing against other schools. Unfortu- nately, this was not the case. Mr. Ring was obviously not too pleased with the team's performance. We broke all the bad records you can think of. It was one of the worst seasons I've ever lived through. 62 Kneeling (left to right): E. Harpaz,). Widell; ). Warach; standing: Coach Ring; R. Stapleton; C. Dehn; C. Auffray. October 2 Mineola 24; Farmingdale 41; Manhassett 82; North 83 5 Roslyn 26; North 29 9 Levittown Division 24; Jericho 25; North 30 16 Glen Cove 25; North 33 19 North 27; Westbury 28 23 Great Neck South 15; Great Neck North 50 63 64 :Kilties Standing, Left to Right: Jaqui Forman, Wendy Kleinfeld, Abbi Greenfield, Jane Landon (co-capt.), JoAnne Steinner, Jill Bornstein (co-capt.), Ann Gray. Kneeling, Left to Right: llene Kroul, Shelly Stempel, Roslyn Avigdor, Beth Martin, Amy Ozaroff, Carol Messina, Robyn Cohen, Beth Seidenberg. Left Row Top to Bottom: Laurie Imperatore (capt.), Rachel Levy, Billie Berkowitz, Sue Lore, Alexis Omeltchenko.Right Row Top to Bottom: Margie Ornston, Cathy Foley, Sylvia Gruszecki, Debbie Hirsch (co-capt.), Barbara Nisenbaum. FIELD HOCKEY Girls Field Hockey at North has always been successful and this year's team posed no problem in keeping up with tradition, the varsity record of 4-1-1 attests to this fact rather well. In addition, the 74 squad placed third in a round robin Sports Day held at Holy Child School in Old Westbury. This year's team has been called “ex- ceptionally good-a really cohesive squad, by Coach Mary Goess. In contrast to last year, the girls had more rigorous practices and much better attitudes to- wards the team. According to Captains Becky Harris and Laurie Lapsenson, this year's squad has been the best of their years of participation. The highlight of the season was the Westbury game in which junior Cynthia Forgays scored a penalty bully, winning the game for North. Overall, this year's squad proved to be very successful with an ex- ceptionally good line-up which should prove advantageous to next year's team. THE SCOREBOARD GNN 5 Westbury OPP 0 3 Jericho 0 4 Oyster Bay 1 0 Manhasset 0 1 Glen Cove 0 0 GN South 4 Top Row: Miss Goess, L. Boyle, A. Bodian, O. Sudy, I. Tager, S. Crunebaum, D. Jaffee, ). Lense. Middle Row:). Kramer, C. LaPook, L. Lapsenson, B. Harris, S. Ink- eles, C. Forgays. Bottom Row: P, Sharp, C. Benjamin, S. Beberman, L. Moskowitz, R. Perlberg. GIRL'S BASKETBALL lop Row: L. Greene, T. Greene, L Boyle, D. Hauser, M. Bamberger (coach). Middle Row: L. Danuff, S. Jaffe, S. Finkel, E. Rafal, J. Tager, S. Grunebaum, A. Bodian, j. Rosenblum. Bottom Row:). Nisenbaum,). Lense, B. Harris, N. Hament, D. Jaffe, J. Kramer. If one would choose a single word in which to describe the Girl's Basketball team at North, it would be improvement. The team has put to- gether a series of plays which are basically simple, but which manage to help North pene- trate any defense. In addition, North's 3-2 de- fense line-up has managed to keep the opposi- tion from scoring in many instances. Moreover, Coach Bamberger demanded that all those wishing to try-out for the squad run one mile per day, five days a week for approximately five weeks prior to the opening of the season. The team has had many rigorous practices ex- ceeding in number any previous year. This year's team is a product of two years of hard work. Controlling guard and Captain Becky Harris had been one of the great main- stays of the Great Neck team. Helping her were two talented sophomre guards, Jackie Tager and Alison Bodian. Seniors Nancy Hament, JoAnne Lense (co-captain) and Lori Greene, were the three prominent forwards, while the center position was divided among juniors Julie Kramer, Sue Jaffe, and Sue Finkel. In essence, this years team is a fine example of what seemed to be lacking last year: team- work, spirit, diligence; and skill. THE SCOREBOARD GNN OPP 53 Friends 31 25 Roslyn 8 19 V.S. North 29 41 C.S. Harbor 31 40 Port Wash. 48 24 Hicksville 78 69 VOLLEYBALL AND BADMINTON With skill and poise, a confident North volleyball squad served, dug, set, and spiked their way to victory as the 74 team put together a 6-3 season. Of the ten Var- sity players, eight were returning veterans who added a great deal of experience to the squad. The two prominent aspects of this year's squad were experience and skill. With so many talented veterans, the team pulled it- self together to show expertise rarely seen in high school sports. The truth of the mat- ter is, that with the graduation of so many key seniors, the team may have a hard time reconstructing itself, but according to reli- able sources, the hopes for a super team next year do exist. Finally, a special tribute to the following seniors who made the squad so victorious: Ann Petrie, Nancy Hament, Jo Ann Lense, Becky Harris, Deb- bie White, Laurie Lapsenson, Jo Anne McCarthy and Danielle Haber. THE SCOREBOARD GNN OPP 2 Roslyn 0 2 Oyster Bay 0 2 Glen Cove 0 0 Manhasset 2 1 GN South 2 2 Herricks 0 2 Jericho 0 1 Port Washington 2 2 Westbury 1 70 Bottom: J. Lense, B. Harris, L. Lapsenson, D. Shapiro, N. Hament. Middle: K. Sachs, J. Kramer, ). Nisen- baum, C. Forgays, S. Inkeles, D. Hauser, L. Danuff. Standing: Coach M. Bamberger, D. (affee, J. Rose- nbloom, A. Petrie, L. Preger, M. Shore, S. Crunebaum, ). Tager, |. McCarthy, D. Haber. BADMINTON For the second year in a row, the youngest team at North has com- pleted a victorious season. Coached by Dee Marvullo, the North Bad- minton squad consisted mainly of veterans from 1973, but the soph- omores that made the team turned out to be a definite asset. Ms. Marbullo described the team as, cooperative, willing to work, and attentive. In addition, she pre- dicts that next year's squad looks extremely promising because of the abundance of talented sophomores. At first, second, and third singles respectively, Debbie White, )udy Nisenbaum, and Dalia lasaitis hardly ever bowed to their opponents. Captain Laura Danutt and )o Ann McCarthy played first doubles. THE SCOREBOARD GNN 6 Oyster Bay OPP 0 6 Hicksville 0 0 Manhasset 6 0 Port Washington 6 6 Westbury 0 6 Herricks 0 WRESTLING This year will be remembered as the one in which the Great Neck North Wrestling put it all together. Beginning the season by beating three teams in a quadrangular match at North, the team kept on winning to finish the season undefeated and untied. This made them the most successful duel-match team in the coun- try, winning the Division III championship as well as the much tougher Cross-League B championship. Great Neck this year had twelve Division place-winners. Sophomore Paul Siegel and se- niors Ken Showboat Ginsburg (co-captain), and Jeff Bo Bo Boudin were Division cham- pions, as well as Bob Rage Jason and team MVP, Jon The Man Kessler (co-captain) who also placed third and fifth in the North Shore Tournament, respectively. Bobby Pacht placed second in the divisional, as well as Joel Epstein, Ray Beyond Belief Rieff and Gerry Red Klein who also placed second, third and fifth in the North Shores, respectively. Two third place Divisional winners, David Epstein and Gary Jen- kins, as well as Danny Tanenbaum, who placed fourth in the North Shores, show the devel- opment of depth on the Great Neck team. This depth is very important and has been sorely missed in years past. Standing Left to Right: Coach Ed Slater, Robert Levy, Steve Manning, Dwight DeGeorge, Hans Esser, Ray Reiff, )on Kessler, Bob Jason, John Yetsky, Bob McGinnty, Jim Ryan, John Begin, Coach William Paradisin. Kneeling Left to Right: Joel Epstein, John Spar, Bob Pacht, Jim Frankfort, Jeff Boudin, Danny Tanenbaum, Brad Gerla, Paul Siegal, Billy Sussman, Gerry Klein, Lenox Arthur, Kenny Ginsburg, David Epstein. GNN THE SCOREBOARD OPP 65 South Side 0 50 Glen Cove 6 49 Jericho 9 46 Bethpage 8 43 Herricks 7 42 Roslyn 11 42 Clarke 11 37 Farmingdale 15 34 Calhoun 21 34 Levittown 13 33 GN South 22 33 Westbury 20 27 Carle Place 24 24 Port Washington 18 Dimming This year, the Aquamen stroked to a fine third place finish in their division, led by co-captains Peter Gregory and Richard Lynn. Early pre- dictions for the season were not ones of extreme optimism. Many top swimmers were lost due to graduation but with dedication and hard work, the end result proved quite successful. The team's final record was 9 wins and 5 loses in a season highlighted with victories over the tough teams of Syosset and Jericho. North faired well in the county championships as the medley relay team of Bill Gallon, Doug Goldhirsch, Peter Gregory, and John Scanlon placed fourth. Gregory, and Lynn each took a seventh in the breastroke with a time of 1:09.7 and the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:58.5 re- spectively. Gregory also captured eighth place in the butterfly while teammate Gallon placed ninth in his specialty, the backstroke. All three broke their personal records in their events. Although seniors Gregory, Lynn, and Gold- hirsch, Shapiro, Stapleton, Balsam, and Frost are leaving and will be missed, prospects for next year's season are bright with many talented let- termen returning. Standing: J. Citrin, B. Gallon, M. Klement, B. Glasser, B. Balsam, H. Barnett, P. Gregory, R. Lynn, D. Goldhirsch, L. Kaplan, ). Klement, B. Kaplan, B. Wilder, B.- Schlanger, D. Burden. Sitting: P. Gillette, R. Stapleton, ). Scanlan, A. Altman, W. Gerber, M. Shapiro, K. Blass, R. Frost. 74 THE SCOREBOARD GNN OPP 92 Uniondale 79 Southside forfeit 42 Kennedy 39 62 Farmingdale 107 74 Bethpage 98 52 Long Beach 119 104 Hewlett 65 99 Wantagh 70 105 Syossett 63 104 Westbury 61 94 Jericho 75 72 GN South 100 Herricks forfeit 17 Plainview 67 75 l$£ ASKEr5AU- This year the Great Neck North Blazers continued the tradition quality basketball as in the past. When the Nassau County playoffs arrived in February ev- ery member of the team was optimistic about their chances for success. With a season record of nine wins and three loses (2nd place in Div III) they ap- peared to be a strong North Shore contender. Fate struck North a deadly blow for the second time in two years, as history repeated itself, and North lost to Port Washington in the first round of the playoff by a margin of one point. Despair filled the hearts of the North fans with the realization that the Blazers had been eliminated and would not have a second chance in the playoffs, leaving only the memories of a rewarding season. In reviewing the season, the name Omo stands out. All-Long Island Billy Omeltchenko, called “Omo by his friends, led the team with a 25 point per game average. His brilliant play at guard and forward prompted Coach Morrison to compare him to none other than Bill Bradley. Billy was the second player in North's history to score over a thousand points in his varsity career. All-County Charlie Auffray was the quarterback of this year's squad, as he has been since his sophomore year. Often not receiving the credit he deserves, Charlie combined his keen ballhandling and passing ability along with fine shooting to bail out the team in several close games. North's team, lacking a big man , had to rely on the strong and aggressive playing of Victor Bush, Ben Sax, and Bob Curvitz throughout the sea- son. Steve Cohen provided the experience needed in the bacjcourt when things got hectic. Also, senior Bob Pavlin, and juniors Ronnie Evans, Peter Lewis, and Dave Meyers, made important contributions to the Blazer cause. Standing L to R: R. Gurvitz, B. Sax, B. Omeltchenko, V. Bush, R. Pavlin, B. Kahan, B. Auerbach. Kneeling L to R: G. Russon, C. Auffray, D. Meyers, S. Cohen, R. Evans, P. Lewis. Missing: Coach Bob Morrison 77 CNN SCOREBOARD OPP 82 Bethpage 70 64 Syosset 67 58 Port Washington 40 48 Massapequa 44 77 St. Mary's 53 65 Division Ave. 51 50 Roslyn 51 53 South 44 67 Jericho 50 65 Glen Cove 44 52 Westbury 53 72 Division Ave. 48 64 Roslyn 60 51 South 61 62 lericho 61 58 Glen Cove 51 54 Westbury 53 74 Herricks playoffs 65 50 Port Washington 51 79 Bowling Bowling has historically not been one of the strong points of the athletic program and this year's team was no exception. The team ended the season with a respectable record that was ob- tained partly by the steady if not spectacular, bowling of Marty Polsky and Andy Kamer. But mostly by being awarded 11 points at the end of the season due to the disqualification of two teams in the league. Winter Track Winter track at Great Neck North has often been a topic to be ignored or ridiculed by the school. The size of the team (this year the squad was blessed with 11 runners) and their peculiar methods of training (sliding around on an ice cov- ered track in 10 degree weather) allowed people to question their sanity. A small poster that ap- peared in the school halls desperately pleaded “Wanted, Girl Manager for Winter Track . . . Please apply to Room 117 didn't do much for the reputation of the Winter Harriers. Despite these disadvantages, the small squad had a successful season. Although losing their first dual matches, the team finished in a blur by win- ning their last four meets. The combination of Rick Shields and ]oseph Rosenberg in the sprints and Elon Harpaz in the distance events was the main reason for this success. Standing: Coach Carl Ring, Jeff Widell, Steve Wickboldt, |oe Rosenberg, Rick Shields, Andy Dannenberg. Kneeling: Elon Harpaz, Dave Halpert, Doug Abeles, Joe Doherty. g, Gaining more prominence as the years progress, the Great Neck North Girl's Gymnastic team has had, at this writing, one of the finest seasons ever. Although their record is a meager 1-1 North's squad has shown great improvement over former years, with returning veterans making up a good deal of the team. This season's first meet against Lawrence High School proved victorious for North with Margie Ornstein and Stacy Goleburn leading the teams, placing first on the beam, and the uneven parallel bars respectively. North's unsuccessful attempt to beat Calhoun High School was not lost by much, as Leora Cohen received a 3.75 on the uneven bars, placing second. Alexis Omeltchenko also helped to lessen the scoring gap as she placed second on both the beam and vaulting. Special mention is due to those graduating Se- niors who have been competing for three years: Leora Cohen, Ellen Lesser, Donna Schlessel, and JoAnn McCarthy. Thanks also go to Ms. Marvullo for having the patience for coaching a time-consuming sport and to Becky Harris, manager, for easing the burden of running the team. % GYMNASTICS Top Row: Stacy Goleburn, Jill Appleman, Ellen Lesser, Margie Ornston; Cathy Hecht, Lori Zelikow. Bottom Row: Miss Marvullo, Becky Harris, Donna Schlessel, Alexis Omeltchenko, (capt.), Leora Cohen (capt.), Rachel Levy, joanne McCarthy, Karen Beecher. Standing: M. Sonking, B. Frisch, B. Omeltchenko, M. Rubinstein, S. Gudleski, Coach Tom Casey. Kneel- ing: C. Auffray, B. Sax, C. Russo, J. Rennert, S. Rubinstein. Seated: R. Murray, S. Chestler, K. Smith, S. Howard, P. Lewis. 85 Standing: D. DeOrchis, B. Moss, J. Satnick, A. Cavrell, C. Winer, A. Ron, D. Reed, B. Kahan, B. Prince, B. Sussman, M. Passoff, M. Martin, Coach M. Greene. Kneeling: P. Renick, B. Siegel, D. Rattner, L. Miller, D. Schaffer, B. Epstien, J. Goleburn, B. Gerla, ). Holland, P. Rennert. Sitting: N. Lee, L. Lapsenson, S. Grusezcki, R. Cohen. 86 Bottom: D. Abrams, B. Falk, D. Halpert, E. Harpaz, j. Rosenberg, A. Dannenberg, R. Shields, D. Sheiman, j. Wager, R. Segalowitz. Next: S. Olstein, S. Wickboldt, P. Essex, D. Goldhirsch, A. Lennox, D. Epstein. Next: F. Cawley, M. Dixon, M. Neubert, R. Vilgalys, R. Silver, D. DeGeorge. Standing: D. Lanzkowsky, S. Greenspan, A. Finkel, D. 88 Schwadron, P. Mehrberg, Coach Ed Slater. Next: H. Esser, M. Klement, R. Ryan,). Widell, R. jones. Coach W. Para- disian. Next: ]. Vetski, R. Seider, G. Fischer, A. Berger, F. Rosenberg, M. Lynn. Next: K. Stapleton, G. Dehn, j. Scan- lon, R. Goldstein, B. Kaufman, R. Stapleton. Standing: P. Schaefer, M. Shore, L. Stober, W. Light, D. Jasaitis, M. Pine, L. Batwin, D. Cutler, ). Gumowitz, Coach M. Bamberger. Kneeling: S. )acobs, J. Rubin, B. Stein, L. Danuff, B. Nisenbaum, S. Grunebaum, L. Serchuck. GIRL'S TENNIS 89 Just as a school is more than the concrete, wood and steel which comprise its walls and floors, a yearbook is more than paper and ink. A yearbook is the people and the ideas which make it different from every other yearbook ever published. Arista 1974 is no exception. Work on this year's Arista began early in 1974 when several people began to plan and layout the book which you are now reading. Throughout the year we worked to achieve a common goal—to make Arista 1974, not only a book of record with the scores of football games and the names of the officers of the clubs, but a memento of the many days we have all spend in this building and a yearbook which you will want to keep and read for many years to come. The production of a yearbook requires hours of work and a person who wants to be an editor just so he can list it on his college application is being unfair to the yearbook. Fortunately, there are few if any such people on the staff of Arista 1974. Most staff members, whether they had important titles or not, worked hard to make Arista 1974 a better yearbook. Several people deserve a special note for their help—Phil Schaefer and Gary Deane for the hundreds of photo- graphs which they took and Cindy Korman and Susan Ades for the time they spent helping to layout Arista 1974. I would also like to thank the many section editors who helped out long after the last page of their section had been mailed to the publisher. And last but nor least, thanks to the Business Staff of Arista 1973 for raising the money which made the many pages of color, which appear in this yearbook, possible. I hope the efforts of the people who were involved in the production of Arista 1974 were not in vain. It is extremely difficult to produce a yearbook that will please everybody. But we worked to create a yearbook which the entire school will be proud of, and I sincerely hope we succeeded. Alan Levande Spring 1974 94 Top Row: Neil Thalheim, jay Basen, Mike Sommers, Mike Shapiro, Doug DeOrchis. Middle Row: Phil Schaefer, Neil Selter, joel Coleburn, Keith Greenberg, Gary Deane. Bottom Row: Wendy Kleinfeld, Lauren Manduke. 95 97 Editors-in-Chief Great Neck Guide Pott EDITORIAL STAFF Managing Editor................................. Newt Editort.................................... Feature Editort................................. Attociate Feature Editor........................ Sports Editort....;............................. Photography Editor... .......................... Attociate Photography Editor.................... Sports Photographer.............................. Copy Editor..................................... BUSINESS STAFF Business Managers................................ Circulation Manager.............................. Assistant Circulation Manager.................... ......Ellen Lesser David Shaffer ... Barbara Stern ...Andrew Hecht Debbie Sontag Stephen Battaglio Beth Warach ......Ileen Paley ....Steve Hochman Kenny Sokolov ........ Ed Frank ... Neil Thalheim ...Rusty Varlotta .... Sheera Slutsky Keri Gould Cathy Charwat .....Kenny Stone ...Howard Budd Published by the students of John L. Miller-Great Neck North Senior High School Editorial Advisor..................................................Mr. Clifford Cobb Business Advisor...................................................Mr Wi||iam Rei„ Pnnc'Pal..........................................................Mr. M. Elliot Noyes 99 101 The Crucible by Arthur Miller CAST (in order of appearance) Rev. Parris Betty Parris Tituba Abigail Williams Suzanna Walcott Mrs. Ann Putnam Thomas Putnam Mercy Lewis Mary Warren Rebbeca Nurse John Proctor Giles Corev Rev. John Hale Elizabeth Proctor Francis Nurse Ezekiel Cheever Marshal Willard Judge Hat home Deputy Governor Danforth Sarah Good Hopkins Doug Stone Carin Warner Debbie Leveen Rhona Seidenberg Jodi Groberg Lawryn Abrams Michael Shapiro Nikki Schneider Stacy Divack Ellen Levenson Lincoln Hess Steve Merens Scott Klavan Lindsay Stanton Michael Starobin Doug Lundeen Bill Barton Stephen Battaglio Craig Howard Julie Kramer Dan Leeds 103 o North Senior High Presents OKLAHOMA! Directed by Ray Olsen CAST (in order of appearance) Aunt Eller......Melissa Gould Curly...........Phil Essex Laurey..........Diana Harmon Ike Skidmore....Andrew Chaikin Slim............Stephen Battaglio Fred............Bill Barton Will Parker.....Lincoln Hess Jud.............Steven Merens Ado Annie.......Nancy Marion Ali Hakim.......Craig Howard Gertie Cummings ..Jodi Groberg Ellen...........Verenice Fant Faye............Lindsay Stanton Virginia........Nancy Gerber Vivienne........Debra Murray Aggie...........Nikki Schneider Kate............Jamie Levine Sylvia..........Wendy Gerber Armina..........Leslie Schott Andrew Carnes...Ray Rieff Cord Elam.......Ned Lager Chalmers........Michael Shapiro Mike............David Sheiman Joe.............Danny Leeds Jess............William Stein President: Alan Levande Vice President: Cindy Korman Treasurer: lonathan Kahn Secretary: Phil Schaefer 109 EPIPHANY Joel Chernoff—Editor in Chief; Michael Starobin-Managing Editor Josh Oppenheim—Vice President KEY CLUB President: Ken Sokolov Vice President: Billy Kahan Secretary: Cathy Charwat Treasurer: Sue Lore 1 2 GIRL'S SERVICE CLUB President Lisa Fredman Vice Pres. Wendy Israel Secretary Sue Lichtenberg Treasurer Sue Hammer Ass. Treasurer Nancy Hament THE FUTURE OF AMERICA LAWYERS Co-Presidents Ronald Kronengold Matthew Edinburgh PHYSICIANS President Cindy Goldstein Vice Pres. Lincoln Miller Secretary Howard Nathel TEACHERS President Leslie Schott Vice Pres. Nancy Schulman Treasurer )ulie Evans Secretary Adrianne Lewis 1 M BLACK STUDENT UNION COMPUTER President Michael Kazar Vice President Robert Bellini MATH CONTEST CLUB Co-Captains Jason Horowitz David Feldman Secretary-Treasurer Dan Leeds AUDIO VISUAL President Jay Basen Vice President Stewart Randall PHOTO CLUB President Philip Schaefer Vice President David Koopersmith CHESS CLUB President Steven Kass Vice Pres. Iver Bernstein 117 LEADER'S CORPS President Nancy Hament Vice President Becky Harris Secretary-Treasurer Leora Cohen GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President Cathy Charwat Vice President Laurie Lapsenson BOY'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Co-Presidents Billy Kahn Billy Omeltchenko Vice President Kerry Smith Secretary-Treasurer Benjy Sax ns MADRIGALS FRENCH CLUB President Jamie Goldring Vice President Nancy Hament HEBREW CLUB President Janice Nayer Jared Gellert 121 KITE FLYING CLUB 122 Great Neck North MORNING ANNOUNCE- MENTS The CS made school more meaningful than it has ever been; high school became an important part of life. Moving away from just being a stepping stone to college, the CS encouraged students to utilize its many experimental opportunities. The resulting freedom from tests, grades and requirements re- sulted in a better school-wide understanding of the needs and desires of the school's members. Written evaluations enabled these individual to come to terms with his work, helping him realize the direc- tions he had chosen to follow and offering a chance for change. The availability of a larger faculty permitted stu- dents to originate a variety of classes, ranging from classical music listening to algebra, and from psy- chology to ceramics. The accredidation Board granted credit to students who could show that learning had taken place from outside sources such as Adult Ed., travel, or an independent study project that allowed serious exploration of new and inter- esting areas. Problems arose, large and small, the most out- standing being that of Frost Valley; it was an affair we will smile over when we remember how we cried over it. We learned many good things from Frost Valley—coping with problems and enjoying other people and their ideas. After months of forming committees to form committies and voting on whether or not to vote, the Wednesday meetings became fruitful. 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Ivor Belgrave, Daniel Bernstein, Jill Brody, Geri Brown, Jacqueline Brown, Diane Bruce, Wesley Budd, Kim Cashman, Stephen DiLorenzo, Robert Einsidler, David Feldman, Lewis Feldman, Linda Filby, Jeffrey Freedner, Nancy Ganz, Joanne Caster, Sidney Gerlitz, Sandra Gittens, Caren Glasser, Laury Goldman, Douglas Green, Andrew Hecht, Mitchell Kaiser, Steven Klein, Catherine Knowlton, Elizabeth Kramer, Cathy Lewis, Robin Malin, Daniel O'Callaghan, Robert Pavlin, Mark Ranson, Amy Rosenbaum, Jon Rubin, Val Santelli, Daniella Sarraf, Stuart Schwartz, Maurice Silverman, Barbara Slotpole, Debbie Sontag, Bar- bara Steinman, James Sternesky, David Stewart, Paula Sweet, Stephen Vale, Marsela Waxman. 187 188 189 l«f M -• ■ ' +T : ‘F SR i?' Y‘“ — t . ••• t V. • i Utrfli ff U a '.V;.-- tv •■ ; • • V V v . m j «1-5 raff . 9 • c . jp.V II j f ; js •. 1 T, A jf in • ■ .V, 3 4 i il p It r Hi i wm IV. - «wf itowp. • WT' iV ,‘ 5'■ S j£ jSrfv V ■’ BUSINESS-1974 MANAGERS Steven Axman Steven Cohen Barry Epstein Jon Rubin ASST. MANAGER Donald Cohen STAFF: Ralph Avigdor, Sandy Blitz, Scott Brandt, Lloyd Braun, Steven Dayan, Matt Klein, David Schwadron, Michael Schlesinger, Steven Shapiro, Debbie Leveen, Jay Bashein, Jason Myers. ADVERTISING STAFF: Sandy Blitz, Lloyd Braun, Steven Dayan, David Schwadron. 1974 proved to be another successful year for the ARISTA Business Staff. We began the year faced with the difficulties of a largely inexperienced staff and the necessity of raising the funds to make this ARISTA the biggest and the most colorful yearbook ever. However, through the highly coordinated efforts of Business Managers, Steve Cohen, Steve Axman, Jon Rubin and Barry Epstein and Assistant Manager, Donald Cohen, We were able to overcome these problems and make 1974 another banner year for ARISTA. We would like to give our sincere thanks to Mr. Leonard Mandel, sponsor of the Business Staff. Our success throughout the year was due to his guidance and contin- ued patience. 482-1511 Compliments of Stricoffs Bake Shop The Best Baked Products ' 482-9511 Lincoln — Mercury — Cougar BARON MOTORS 215 Northern Blvd. Great Neck, N.Y. 487-8500 See Baron's Boys f The Best Hamburgers in town Chop Meat Charles 9 Cutter Mill Rd. Great Neck, N. Y.y Compliments of BOWS CHINESE LUNDRY 14 South Station Plaza, Great Neck BRUNS, NORDEMAN, REA AND CO. ESTABLISHED 1923 MEMBERS NEW YORK EXCHANGE, INC. (516) 482-2700 167 MIDDLENECK ROAD GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11020 COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT L. DUBOFSKY Class of '57 A MERICAN COVERAGE CORPORATION CORPORATE INSURANCE SPECIALISTS 185 GREAT NECK ROAD, GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11022 (516) 487-3800 V______________________________________J FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS Long Island Trust Good Luck to the Class of 74 v______________________________ Best of Wishes From BELGRAVE-GREAT NECK OLDSMOBILE IAQUAR-MC-TRIUMPH-AUSTIN-MARINA 124 So. Middle Neck Rd. 732 Northern Blvd. 487-2410-2411 FREE DELIVERY THE KENSINGTON Kosher Restaurant and Delicatessen Caterers for All Occasions 220 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, N. Y. GREAT NECK JEWELERS 18 Middle Neck Rood Great Neck, N. Y. (TtuxnU DELIGHT' 170 MIDDLE NECK RD. ORZAT NECK. N.V. r Best Wishes To: Slore, Maggi, Sue, Julie, Sandy and Anne Smith's Bake Shop 189 Middle Neck Road. Great Neck, N.Y. 466-8028 ALL-COVERAGE AGENCY, INC. 425 NORTHERN BOULEVARD GREAT NECK, NEW YORK 11021 Teis: 516-HU 7-4000 212-FL 7-4992 V Man - to SA-.HAim Ajpj CQlMtT Ci a OtCAfC YTTAM|e HOP'nSAVr DISCOUNTL ------■ ._________ HIAlfM worn a fUCtttCAl M|l NCn • WATCMU • MOC K AO. GUAT H X finest all breed grooming, NORTH SHORE DOG SUPPLIES 5 Cutter hiu_R£ - 5iG- bGGr0573 «EATNffCK.N.Y'- PiCK'U?+BEUV£«Y DICK AND SON LUNCHEONETTE 613 Middle Neck Road Great Neck GEORGE C. ANDERSON FURNITURE REFINISHING 60S M.ddU N« k ltd . Greet N.ck, l.l. Compliments of Lion s Jewelers 113 MIOOU NECK «0 0 GREAT NECK. NEW YO«K 516 HU7-781 The O w c a « e AKTTIQCJES SPEEDY BICYLE CENTER Bicycles Don't pollute!! 2Vi and 6 Hicks Lane, Great Neck Compliments of a anvin 3nc COUNTRY CLOTHES Hunter 7-4519 400 Northern Blvd. Great Neck N.Y. OPES DAJL Y. MOSDA Y TO U TURDA Y J D FISH SEAFOOD MKT. SPECIALIZING IN PREPARED SEAFOOD DISHES AND FISH CHIPS 1010 Jericho Tpkr. New Hyde P rk. N Y. (516) FL 4-6812 51 Middtenerk Ro.d Crejl Neck Pt.r., N Y (516) 466-5363 (516) 466-5386 ANONYMOUS DAVIS ROMEO, INC. Class of 42 FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS 576 Middle Neele Road Great Neele, N. Y.11023 Telephone: HUnter 2-0121 WEIGHT WATCHERS Wherever you are there's a Weight Watchers class near you. Executive Offices 175 East Shore Road Great Neck New York ROYAL VIKING TRAVEL CENTER, Inc. 634 MIDDLE NECK ROAD CREAT NECK, NEW YORK 11023 (516) 487 8020 discover a neu• world.. Little Nrck Office: 255-07 Northern Boulevard 11363 Scandinavian Office: Tovesvej 6, Copenhagen. Denmark jANAL COIFFEURS One Stop Shop 701 Middle Neck Rood Great Neck, N. Y. 466-3290 LA TOSCA PIZZERIA AND RESTAURANT 24 MIDDLE NECK ROAD • GREAT NECK, NEW YORK PHONE: 466 -8277 Best Wishes Class of 1973 D cwrnro Phone 482-9023 40 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, New York Best Wishes and Great Buccess PALMER CHEVROLET CORP. 1 6 Barstow Road Oreaf Neck. New York 482-1850 Chevrolet — Chevelle — Nova Vega — Corvette GREAT NECK ELECTRIC, INC. UCCNSE0 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTO RESIDENTIAL. INDUSTRIAL. COMMERCIAL 2AS CAST SHORE ROAD GREAT NECK. NEW YORK 11023 COOL SYSTEMS, INC. REFRIGERATION 6 AIR CONDITIONING SALES AND SERVICE 516 482-3030 212-229-6457 FLORSHEIM SHOES STRATFORD SHOES Lto 97 MlOOLE NECK ROAD GREAT NECK L I. N Y 11021 A Ass't Mgr. Tony jackson 515-487-3473 Lettercraft Printing and Mailing Service STAN KASAKOVE • 778 MIDDLE NECK ROAD • GREAT NECK, NEW YORK • HUnter 2-0531 AAA Express Press Inc. 59A Cutter Mill Rood Great Neck, N. Y. GREAT NECK DEPARTMENT STORE The Annex 73 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, L.I., New York Music Entertainment 554 Northern Boulevard, Great Neck, New York 11021 Phone (516) 829-8200 FELSIN ASSOCIATES General Insurance 235 Great Neck Road (212) 267-8565-6 (516) 466-9760 (516) 482-4044 Watt Coverings fy Murray HUi, One. FINE WALLPAPERS SYLVIA ABRAMSON 1 54 MtOOLC N C« ROAD □ MAT NCCK. N. V. 11021 516-482-8071 Bea Caro IMPORTS 71 A Cutter Mill Road Great Neck, New York 11021 EASTERN BROKERAGE COMPANY Division of EBCO INTERNATIONAL INC. 98 Cutter Mill Road Great Neck, New York 11021 TOTAL INSURANCE IS OUR BUSINESS 212 8860808 516 487-7500 GREAT NECK APPLIANCES, Inc Household appliances (516) 487-5204 30A Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 r Congratulations Now: Ask your parents to buy you a Home for graduation: EPIC REALTY, INC 320 Northern Blvd. Great Neck, N.Y. 11021-Hu7-9720 Sunya and Martin Strick r a r [Regal 9(ome !. 7JroJucls Tllfg. Co. 571 MIDDLE NECK ROAD GREAT NECK. N. Y. Aluminum Siding Custom Screens Storm Windows Aluminum Awnings Venetian Blinds Shades A. LITKA HUnter 7 - 2874 7 - 2984 Vinyl Siding Woven Wood Table Pads Porch Enclosures Tub Enclosures To the 6A Club From John Werber (WEED) yv PANTS PATIO The in spot for pants and jeans for both guys and gals 26 Middle Neck Road Ceat Neck 482-9369 Best of Luck Colony Card Shop 534 Middle Neck Rd. Great Neck 466-9897 STEVE WALL SAM WALL WALLS MUSIC CENTER 54 Middle Neck Rd. Records Tapes Lwwii'i Buster Brown SkeeA WHIR! WE TAKE PRIDE IN ACCURATELY FITTING YOUR CHILD Prescriptions Carefully Filled 482 8835 GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB Wishes The Best Of Luck To The Class of '74 Congratulation To Steven and the Class of 1974 Dr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Gordonson Sara and Rena Marine Fisheries 521 Middle Neck Rd. Great Neck, N.Y. lie CPond, Jit A. 693 MIDDLE NECK RD. . GREAT NECK. N.Y. 11023 ROBIN GREENBERG 15161 466-5430 MAGIC CIRCLE Sends Their Sincere Congretuletions to the Senior Class r v r Valley Tennis 1129 Northern Blvd. 277 Northern Blvd. Great Neck 466-2210 DOES GREAT THINGS FOR YOUR HEAD N.R. DRILLING Co. STANTON 311 W. 43 St. New York, N.Y. 487-6903 YOUR COMMUNITY INVOVLED BANK 41 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, N.Y. 11021 516-482-1100 Hours: Daily 9 am to 4 pm Fridays 9 am to 6 pm Fridays 9 am to 6 pm Saturdays 10 am to 3 pm 516 ) 487 0399 Established 50 yrs. Barrows Music Store Records-lnstruments-Lessons Repairs—T.V.—Stereo 27 Middle Neck Road Great Neck, N.Y. Brass Buttons Sportswear, Ltd. The Woman's Haberdasher of Great Neck 10 Grace Avenue Great Neck. N Y 11021 Best Wishes to the Class of '74 300 Good Steady )obs Training and Travel Opportunities Advanced Education-75 percent paid Full pay while training Outstanding benefits U.S. Army Recruiting Station 1205 Northern Boulevard Manhasset, N.Y. 11030 516-365-8311 V_________________J Junior Fair JUNIORS — PETITES — PRE-TEENS 38 Middle Neck Road Harriett Lieberman Great Neck, N. Y. 11021 516 HU 7-2625 , B. Hahl Presentation Gift Ltd. 254-22 Northern Blvd. Little Neck, N.Y. we help you in money ways CjT National Bank of North America AN AFFILIATE OF ClT FINANCIAL CORPORATION Ovor 120 offic  in Now York City, Long Itland • nd Wo«tcho«tor. Mombor F.D.I.C. Restaurant 20 S. Station Plaza-487-9700 r TRAVEL EXPRESS International LTD. Specialists in Commerical Travel 98 Cuttermill Rd. 482-1717 Great Neck Congratulations to the Class of '74 Mr. Mailer and Family eM 'Motf- JERRY KRUSH JACK BOLGER 219 EAST SHORE ROAD. GREAT NECK. N Y. 11023 • Tol. (516) 466 3400 Good Luck to the Class of '74 FRIENDLY Ice Cream Shops 540 Middle Neck Rd. Great Neck, N.Y. 482-8400 The Following People Wish to Offer Congratulations To The Class of 1974 AAAutomotive Service Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lapsenson The Aronsteins Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L. Lerner Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Auslander Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Levine Dr. and Mrs. A.B. Balaban Mr. and Mrs. Saul Levinson Harvey and Debbie Bezahler Mr. and Mrs. Saul Levinson Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Abner Bush Mr. and Mrs. Sol Liebster Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Charwat Mr. and Mrs. Herome Manning Mr. and Mrs. Emil Cianciulli Edwin S. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Marsella Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dayan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nero Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ehrlich Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ohlstein Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Ellerin Mr. and Mrs. Sol Pacht Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Essex Dr. and Mrs. Melvin B. Paley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fields Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reisfield Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frankfort Captain and Mrs. Charles M. Renick Gel of Great Neck Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Rosenstein Fred P. Goldhirsch Mr. and Mrs. David Schuman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuster Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schwadron Great Neck North Senior High School P.T.A. Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Schwartzbaum Dr. Paul G. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. S. Schweber Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel D. Gribin Dr. and Mrs. Edward Shapiro Alan Haber M.D. Captain and Mrs. Joseph R. Stapleton Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Hament Mr. and Mrs. Hack Stievelman Mrs. Robert Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stollmack Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hertzberg Ethel and Dick Tager Mr. and Mrs. Irving Jaffe Mr. and Mrs. Larry Travis Dr. and Mrs. Robert Karlan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Viggiano Mr. and Mrs. Murray R. Klein Mr. and Mrs. David Wagner The Koopersmith Family Mr. and Mrs. M. Walzer Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Korn Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Lapook Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Zucker 205 PARENTAL ADVERTISING GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1974 ______Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cohen J f CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Levande Congratulations to the Class of 1974 from Naomi and Joseph Schlessel Richard '68, Debra and Robert Bruck 70 The Junior Class Wishes The Best of Luck To The Graduating Seniors Alex Socolof, Debbie Levitt, Scott Reit, Wendy 72 and Donna 74 Alexis Olmetchenko v____________________________ Many Thanks To: Don Cohen Debbie Leveen Dave Schwadron Steve Shapiro y y r v Congratulations to the class of 74 from The key club For your interest, help and dedication in the production of the advertising section of the 1974 Arista. L. Mandel v________________________ r y y HEATING — AIR CONDITIONING y r y y Congratulations To The Class of 1974 THE EPSTEIN FAMILY V__________________________________________J Ip that beautiful day when the two of you put your heads together and talk of your Wedding Day... remember to include your Official School Photographer in your plans. We know just how to capture the most precious moments of your most precious day... so beautifully, so perfectly you I I enjoy them forever. Abraham and Straus Portrait Studio