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

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GENTLEMEN OF THE BREAKFAST CLUB: Franz mu' - R. Levine, A. Granoff, P. Wienecke, M. Lassell, R. Wunderlicli, E. Telfeyan, M. Goldblatt, A. Zimbalist, B. Verdrager. Serond row - P. Born, I. Sperling, S. Wolrich, P. Gutekunst, K. Keenan, L. Steiner, J. Ledley, S. Ain, J. Richter, G. Wall- rapp. Bark row-J. Gold- berg. F. Hoeflinger, R. Jacobs, M. Klein, S. Weiler, D. Einhorn, B. Frost, S. Horowitz, M. Howell, H. Goldstein. ia, 3 X G5 12 ww Ni? 731 U' W- ,332 'TS- I E 4 A I I MR. CLIFFORD ORIVISBY -Head CHORALETTES: Front mu' - Mr. Ormsby, I. Metz, R. Dormer, J. Mor- row, S. Helfer, D. Abrams, J. Cornehlson, K. Bock, R. Newhouse, R. Eichacker. Second row-G. Winter- Durennel, L. Holter, E. Lucey, D. Levane, M. Brooks, M. Elonka, S. Gacina, L. Bravman, E. Gerber, P. Tuttle. Back mu'-L. Sherry, A. Rock- hold. P. McCabe, K. Graff, V. Raner, B. Serlin, S. Hillman, E. Serlin, A. Brugnatelli, K. Beach, L. Wfard, C. Crockard. 1. f n-- ny . Aww 2353 A'-3.19 fl .. ' r T ' Aff. A LKB'-f-pts . ...,. 2 S- .wx- ,::'. :Y ., . .... F f X Xiwvix Q' ' nv . M f 3 D, YV fav fs' aa if . . ik :: 'i :.. ' ..- CHORAL MUSIC USIC has always been of great interest in our school. This is evidenced by the wide range of vocal groups which are supported by the student body. Besides the tenth and eleventh grade chorus and the senior choir, there are the Choralettes, a special girls' chorus and the Gentlemen of the Breakfast Club, boys who start their day singing. All of these groups, directed by Mr. Ormsby, performed this year with soloists Grace Wiiuter-Dtzrennel, Stephie Helfer, Denise Levane, Mike Lassell, jack Sperling and Steve Weiler. all of whom were elected to All-County Chorus. Debbie and Denise were also chosen for All-State Chorus. 11 lv.. , ,Z llg ll , 4 if 'Z I I il. 29

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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

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SENIOR CHORUS Cleft halfli Front ww-S. Sperling, S. Gacina, L. Corradino, C. Whittaker, B. Lakti, S. Marcella, M. Brooks, E.,Paine, E Frank. Second mu' - S. Helfer, M. Lipinsky C. Ronsheim, V. Visconti, S. Platt, L. Hoffer T. Kotsaftis, G. Winter-Durennell, B. Rubin Bark mu'-J. Platt, S. Hildebrand, C, Hirsch S. LeMare, M. Zeiger, A. Rockhold, D. Levane T. Silverman, B. Corwin, F. Blausten. SENIOR CHORUS fright halfj: Front 1'0zz'- D. Abrams, B. Gerstein, S. Block. F. Ross. I Kramer . Silverman . Traum E. Boren, K Q I , I . - Bock, B. Feldman, B. Newberger. Second row- B. Mirer, B. Lipsius, I. Richter, J. Gold, P. Ross D. Schwagerl, R. Eichacher, B. Zippert, R. Pin tell, A. Schwartz, N. Rosenberg, B. Kersten. Mr Ormsby. Back mu'-B. Rover, S. Walrich. S. Ain, C. Crockard, D. Mannello, B. Rosenberg, S eiler M Dolid H Brown R Fishback I Miller, S. Rapoport, -I. Feldman, G. Eisenstadt. 9 MUSIC DEPARTMENT HE Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Crmsby and Mr, Dickerson, provides students with both instruction and experience in musicianship and music appreciation. Courses offered this year included Discovery of Music, Band, Orchestra, A Chappella Choirs and Developing Musicianship. Students are given the opportunity to experiment in all types of music. With this in mind, the department made it possible for music students to listen to the New England Conservatory Chorus, the University of Rochester Male Glee Club, and three Lincoln Center programs. The students also had their chance to be behind the footlights. All the choral groups performed in this year's presentation of the Annual Holiday Arts Festival in December, and again in the spring Music and Arts Festival. The PTA Band Concert, held in February, featured the band, the orchestra, all the choruses, the Choralettes and Gentle- men of the Breakfast Club, and it gave more advanced students a chance to do solo numbers. A select chorus and orchestra combined with Theatre South to work on the production of john B1'0w1z'.r Body.