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

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MR. BERNARD BORESSOFF -Head lg! Hs' all Es' Eels Bob Brill and Kim Gzztzmmz in High School. SPEECH DEPARTMENT HE Speech Department offers. courses in dra- matics, radio workshop, theater arts, and speech. The curriculum affords students the op- portunity to study diverse topics and skills: panto- mime, public speaking and speech for personal improvement, radio broadcasting, stage make-up, directing, debate techniques, audience psychology, and the history of theater. Centering in the speech office and overflowing into the green room, are many extracurricular activities. Theater South and WGNS are sponsored by Mr. Boressoff and Miss Coyne respectively. Scenes prepared in the dramatic classes are fre- quently presented as club programs for Theater South. i v EC? A 5 .mg as ' MISS MADELINE V WGNS: Front row--E. Miller, P. Agree, J. Lala, L. Levin. Second row-Miss Coyne, J. Ledley, S. Cohen, R. Newhouse, S. Kleinberg, T. Mendez, L. Mendez, L. Steiner. Bark row-H. Goldstein, S. Friedman, D. Brown, H. Ain, I. Metz, M, Howell, K. Gutman, S. Ain, N. Grauer, M. Lassell, J. jonides. P COYNE Neil Grauer and Debby Sbapiro found of ar Larry Sieirzer ruperviref. WGNS ACH morning WGNS, or Radio South, greets sleepy students with popular music followed by a newscast and weather report. After this it broad- casts school news, which may be reports of coming events or results of sports activities. Aside from morning P. A. announcements, the club presents radio plays. This year, Shalom Aleichem's play, Tbe Higb Srbool, was put on under the direction of Miss Coyne and club officers, jo Anne Lala, Peter Agree, Emily Miller, and Sue Kleinberg. This was done to emphasize the importance of Brotherhood Week.