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

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This is the year that .... Hank Streitfeld was Sensor Editor .... Ye Rods, ue're finished!” says Alan Katz. Production Manager. 23

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The 1962 VISTA, headed by editors Louis Nasper and Karen Kramer has undergone several significant changes. One major change is the replacement of last year's individual sophomore and junior pictures by pictures of homeroom groups. The senior section has been made more extensive: a poll, including such categories as, best- dressed” and most likely to succeed” is a notable addi- tion. A change in organization—classification by subject— contributes to appearance and readability and provides flexibility in the placement of copy and pictures. The Vista staff soon acquainted themselves with phases of yearbook work. The Art staff experimented with collages, while the Indentifications staff searched for names. Brainstorming characterized Captions staff meetings; meanwhile, the Copy and Typing staffs tried to match the pace set by our. Photographers. The Business staff sold advertisements and subscriptions to finance the book. Miss Stevens and Mr. Creighton patiently awaited the results. The most frenzied staff members, Karen and Louis, managed everything to produce a yearbook which will provide its readers with many memories of the past school year. VISTA EDITORS—First rou — S. Dankner. V. Vaughan. L. Gottlieb. ) Rabkin, K Kramer, A Danzcr. Second rou—A. Katz, H Streitfeld, T. Boressoff. C. Sandberg. L. Nasper. B. Hack 22

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT rf — v Mrs. Mildred Cull This year, twelfth year English electives included an Advanced Placement course. As an outgrowth of their class work, English students visited the Shakespeare Theater at Stratford, Connecticut, the Shakespeare Festival at Hofstra College, and various plays on and off Broadway. Interested students gathered at Great Books Club meetings to discuss some of the world's greatest literary works. Aided by their sponsor, Mr. Biel, members had analyzed some of the works of Pascal, Rousseau, Descartes, Swift, and Twain before the club disbanded in April . . . Radio South, our only club dealing with the communication arts, this year increased its activities. In addition to preparing and delivering PA announcements. Radio South taped programs which were later presented over WHLI. In May, members of the club visited radio and television studios with their sponsor, Mr. Boressoff. RADIO SOUTH: Sealed—D. Gura R Amper. S. Cullimore. Standing—S Rutt. H. Ain, R Blohm, S. Ain. Mr. Hcnrv Booke li. .... Air. lack Fields Miss Barbara Ann Taylor Miss Louise Stevens Mr William Biel Miss Camilla Edholm Mr. Herbert Laise