Kings Park High School - Kingsmen Yearbook (Kings Park, NY)

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Come to the Cabaret! Under the direction of Mrs. Gallarello, the chorus sponsored the first annual Cabaret Night . Patrons were served a delicious sit-down dinner while being entertained by musical favorites from such shows as Hddler on the Root West Side Story Grease and of course, Cabaret David Josefs- berg kicked off the musical eve- ning, and Janice Freyler stopped the show with her siren song. The show climaxed inthe finale num- ber One from A Chorus Line. Topping off the celebration, the singers, crew, and acoompanists headed oft for a cast party at I Chicago's Pizza Pub, well aware Z creation of a unique tradition, Z C that they had been a part of the I BASKING IN THE LIMELIGHT: Life is a cabaret, say John Gallarello, Missy Teper, Chris Gallagher, Amy Ritter, Laurie Jacob- sen, Scott Hughes, Janice Freyler, Greg Thompson, Mrs. Gallarello, and Matt Tratner. I cabaret Night

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From 7:45 to 1:57 each school day, our lives center around a daily grind, but after 1:57, sophmores zoomed from meeting to meeting: juniors crammed clubs into their busy schedules: and seniors cruised in to join the action. Aimee Colgan, this year's S.A.D.D. president summed it up when she said, being involved in our school's clubs has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Whether the object of the club was service, achieve- ment, or just plain fun they were all brought together in A Balanced Image. AIVIUSENIENT RAISING A SMILE: Interact club member Mary Ann Marty brings cheer to a patient at St. John's Hospital on Halloween.