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

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Member! of Orrherir 7'62l19?ll1'.l'6' for All Erenifzg of Murir and Ari. MODERN DANCE RCHESIS was under the direction of the sponsor, Miss Staat, President Mar- garet Dolid, and Student-Director Jessie Traum. Creative choreography and grace are the required talents. Club members choreo- graphed Sights of the Season, the Win- ter Festival of Arts production. In March, the club was host to a New York State- sponsored dance workshop, conducted and observed by several guest dance artists from Long Island. On May 22, during An Evening of Music and Art, the club danced their last production, The Family of Manf: Amy Rhoda' p1'epu1'e.r for 41 Marla lmzdizlg. Crm I rome dozwz 1z0zz'? If I were azz Icicle . . .U M0de1'1z dm1re11s' ponder Ike poizzf. Lazznz Parlzzer. Franz Ron, joey Roxezzfeld, and 161,08 Tulum laze it up. 1 1 I K I. 4

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S!11de11f5 f761'f01'1il in Ondine. i7lltll',QjH Milly 011 Ifae rarer. Among the members of O7Z6fj7Za3,J' large east of water spirits and eourtiers were Peter Lerner, Donna McCarthy, Edna Arbetman, Alex Schub and Robert Friedman. In Clozwz, lim Ledley and Alex Schub played the creators of the dolls. Other narrators in john Brozwff Body, portraying southern aristoerats, slaves, and soldiers, were Jane Waldhorn, Peter Agree, Bob Brill, Edward Telfeyan, Mark Gorbulew, Leslie Bravman, Alex Sehub, Mike Slosberg, David Brown, and Elliot Schildkrout. If if 01'61', but llaey will 7101 le! Edna Arbelmazz and Ray Singer lame a tete-a-tete. if be 0W -H jane llValdh01'11 and W':1lte1' jfzrof dir film' lbe .frripl dzzrizzg 1'ehem',ml,r of john Brown's Body. 26 A

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ART DEPARTMENT IELDERS of paint brushes and chisels satisfy their passions in the arts and crafts rooms. Ardent artists can participate in a sequence of courses from Art I to Ad- vanced Art which offer instruction in all art forms and career backgrounds, Students who prefer only to dabble can take Art for Seniors, Crafts, or Discovery of Art. The more enthusiastic students can also join the Art Club, where they can undertake any project they want, enter competitive con- tests brought to their attention by the department, or go on the annual art trip. This year the club visited the Metropoli- tan and Guggenheim museums. MR. E. GORDON RICE-Head ART CLUB: Franz row-I. Serlin, J. Gessler, R. Perlman, D. Hirsh, P. Thorner, A. Portnow, N. Atlas, A. Bordoff, Second row-J. Kwan, T, Kotsaftis, J. Endler, J. Miller, M. Taylor, J. Colin, J. Teseriero, J. Gilbert. Third row-Mr. Rice, A. Greenberg, L. Morris, B. Nedbor, O. Levy, R. Farrell, D. Dunsing, S. Winer, J. Grossbard, D. Stern. Back row-B. Bass, J. Adel- mann, B. Hodas, L. Mendez, P. Mannello, T. Mendez, C. Weiss, R. Mandel, L. Weiss. Eileen Golferz rompleler he MR. QLHITQN BAINARD fdfk Sperling pailzlx Ike louvz red. nzarterpiere. ,f 28