Miller Great Neck North High School - Arista Yearbook (Great Neck, NY)

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4 I. I. 5 , .. . ,,. 'Y 1' ... v N .. N Y 4 n I-2 11,1 ff . 57' rs M i WW ' K3 or b. Nw. . G. O. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: Fiizrt row, left to right-C. Blinkoff, C. Litwin, Mr. Lincoln, G. Greene, L. Wfurtlell, -I. Pincus, A. Mayer, L. Brooks, H. Sattler. Second row-B. Finkelstein, D, Bernstein, H. Barat, I. Reibstein, A. Kurnow, M. Haas. Third row-N. Gold, M. Lou, S. Holzer. M. Peterson, E. Lomax, P. Cone, W. Moore, L. Press. Fourth row-J. Bernstein, D. Handler. G. Bernstein, vl. Needle, D. Nagler, D. Nevins. Fifth row-R. Etra, G. Reibstein, K. NVeschler. L, Strauss, T. Pickinan, K. Litwack, K. Sisson, R. Greene, P. Mitchell. Sixth row- D. Steinpler, G. Levine, M. Bergs, T. Wartenburg, J. Wolfers, J. Hawley, P. Weinberg. Seventh ron'-M. Leiberfarb, J. Avnet, A. Lewis, K. Etra, N. Bronstein, B, Herbst, G. Kestenbaum, R. Gaines. SCHOOL RELATIONS COMMITTEE: left to right-B. Signer, R. Nagler, L. Press. ASSEMBLY PLANNING: Setzteti, left to right -J. Reibstein, G. Greene. Sf6I72dI72g-L. Brooks, R. Nagler. - t' ... , F c , G. G a G. o. cooRD1NAT1NG COUNCIL: PM-it ww, left to 11870 P- CON, C ffemg' N feenf . ,- Wolfers B. Ber ey, 218913 - L- Brooks W' Mooref L' LOCW' Second ww Li Wardell, ' I iM't hell L Tarica Fourth E 3- A r- ld b ' , W. T ng, S. Holler, G. Levine, - If i - ' Press. Thin! mu A. Go enola?-G. Bergstein, D. Hand1er7H.Bamf, , Il ' s

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