South Side High School - Colonnade Yearbook (Rockville Centre, NY)

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r l l T r I i, I SENIOR CHORALEERS, L. 70 R., ROW lg K. Holmes, J. Williams, M. Smith, F. Leitner, guest soloisTs, Mr, Evereif Griek, Mr. Jay Hillborn, ROW 2: J. Von Brook, K. Mendoza, L. Kramer, S. Holm-Anderson, A. Lavas, D. Austin, W. Avera, J, Sussman, ROW 3: J. Brown, A. Black, C, Dickman, D. Wallace, J. Mass, I, Silverman, S. Kariadiaernena, ROW 4: L. Delfausse, C, Sussrran, S. Glrnan, L Aherrran, R. Sund- heimer, P. Heine, B. Wilker, ROW 5: D. DelGuiaice, J. Zwerif, D The maior evenT of The musical year was The per- formance of Handel's Messiah - Part I given by The Senior Choraleers and guesT soloists, under The direcTion of Mrs. Sally Tobin Dietrich. The guesT soloisTs were Mr. Jay Hilborn and Mr. Evereii Griek, wiTh Mrs. Mar- gareT Srniih providing The organ background, Filling The other solo roles were Judy Lehman, Deirdre Phillips, Cassidy, C. Angley, J, Nathar-, P. Kai-gale, T. Glucksrnan, K, Fisher, ROW 6: J. Greerberg, L. Becker, R. Steinman, R. Gaddis, J, Sho- garn, A. Turick, ROW 7: H. SchiiT, U, Koslow, C. Calnek, J. Aus- lander, W. Bell, G. Jackson, S. Arnold, K. Shanzer, ROW 8: L. Som- mer, L. Adelrrian, N, Thrall, D. Pcrer, S. Feinsod, C. Fine, J. Cala- brese, L. Howell. KrisTine Homes, Frances Leitner, Joanne Williams, and Marilyn SrniTh. This was The evenT Towards which The Choraleers had concenTraTed Their efTorTs since The be- ginning of school. Tne hard wo'k of The Choraleers was rewarded by The enThusiasTic sfudenf acclarnaTion aher an assembly preview. l.. Delfausse diswibuies robes during MESSIAH dressfehearsal. MESSIAH SOLOISTS, L. TO R., ROW lg J. Williarrs, J. Lehrn 102 fs l-Torres F Lefnef, D. Philips, ROW 2: Mr, Jay Hiloarn, Mr, Jriek, M. Srrifh

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2 1 1 l i i 3 . n IQ' TWIRLERS AND BAND. L. to R., ROW l: lrma John, Kay Vander- Harold Frank, Richard Loffel, Robert Tell, Danny Chermers, Wes grift, Priscilla Cummings, Elissa Bress, ROW 2: Martin Hyman, ley Avera, Jett Posdamer, Peter Rubin. ROW 3: Michael Horo Sandy Meir, Paul Diamond, Maurice Cerulli, Robert Plant, providing a musical frame Directed by Mr. George Wilson, South Side's Var- sity Band aided in vitalizing school spirit. During the football season the fans were struck by the band's colorful routines and rhythmic music. Participating in the United Fund Drive Parade, and the Memorial Day, and Loyalty Day parades, the Band earned the respect of the entire community. During the year, the Band was present on many different occasions to entertain us. All-Band Night and the May Music Festival will not readily be forgotten, for the versa- tility of the band highlighted these concerts. The annual outdoor concert at the music shell at Jones' Beach gave many people from all over Long Island an opportunity to hear one of the finest bands in BAND BOARD, l.. TO R., ROW 'l: J, Von Brook, R. Miller, C. Gardner, J. Fox, M. Weinstein, R, Tell, ROW 2: President P. Rubin, J. Unterman, H. Heller.