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

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'I' l N Q, 5 llllllllili' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L To R Vlce president M Gillespie Secretary V Maurer Treasurer B Mathias Presudenf J Lewis pause before an executlve meeting becoming part of school commumt Lolcrng aT The p:cTure ol The TuTure SouTh Sade sensor rs hearTenlng Tor The Sophomore Class en Te ed rnTo s nool lrfe wTn bound ng emhusuasm The sophorr res eage ly followed The SouTh Sade Trad: Trons buT They also seT a prececlenT by lnsTallnng new vngor rn our STudenT body Quuckly elechng capable cass ofllces To lead Tem sophomores orngunaTed su n g od Ideas as spa rng Tre collechon of sensor s r ou le re yeas of hugh s hool a organrzrng Thelr TTrsT socual success The Memory Lane Dance Sophomores face a dufTlculT problem rn adrushng To a new rouhne and meehng The sTandards ThaT SouTh Snde demands Our Sophomore Class faced and conquered Ther challenges wnh ease ln The TuTure years The l962 graduahng class wall radnaTe an sharp rellef The school spurn The deTer rnrnahon and The cornaglous good humor of The Sophomore Class 160 Sophomore Davud Rosenfeld speaks ouT

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JR. PROM1C. Wallingford and J. Tracy enioy a dance. Scenes depicting tlwe Sautn Pacific and tne Orient pro- vided tee motif for the one lwundred and ten couples who attended tee Junior Prom, Bali Hai. Witn the music of the Victors and tne songs of the Blce Notes from Colum- bia Urfverslty, the nigbt vvas transformed into an excur- sion of pleasure, Under tee direction of Ricna'd Gross- man and Karen Wald, vvitn iV'ss iVcAvvard and Mr. Geise as facufty advisors, tlwe class at l96l worked industriausly prior to the prom in order to decorate tlwe gymnasium and make tne evening deligbttul for all vvlwo attended, After the dance, many of tre couples went to the Golden Slipper in Glen Cove. Dining, dancing, and being entertained at a nigiwtclub, a new experience for some, gave an added bigbliglit to tne festivities. Breakfast parties that lasted vvell into tbe morning followed the nightclub. An exciting and memorable evening was rad by all Wlwo were present, mysterious bali hai A PROM CHAIRMAN AND DATES, L. 10 R.: Clwairn-an R. Grossman, J Sobel, chairman K. Wald, S. Fox, JR. PROM: L. to R.: Vv'. Golder, J. Rostron, G. Sclrult, A. Van Geric ten, C. Wallingford, J. Tracy, I 'B s , . 'fo- 1 t if ' . 1 C' 5 GX 1 iff ,L Q, A P X 159

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'IO-'I - I0-2. I.. to R., - ROW 1: W. Bell, I. Silverman, J. Moss, don: ROW 4: L, Becker, M. Mezs, V. Misfretta, R. Plouf, J A. Steinman, L. Rutstein, M. Di Napoli, D. Poretz, C. Franco, C. Sorge, A. Mehr, R. Leffel, M. Hyman, D, Harris, H, Frank Del Giudlce, S. Sandel, J. Auslcrder, C. Kroeger, ROW 2: N. ROW 5: A. Schalistoclc, J. Dickey, P. Furno, M. Fronson, J Guttmar, J. Hartman, H. Cchm, J. Shagam, P. Kargoll, T. Frarkenthaler, l. Friedenberg, A. Boas, R. Feder, I. Bleiweiss Gluckman, R. Gacldis, J Bendowslci, H. Brindley, J. Delbero, J. ROW 6: G. King, A. Edwards, A. Fillin, D, Ellowis, A. Frisch, l Rostron, ROW 3: J Lgwis, B. Uhlzrger, J. Calabrese, M. Lipson, Freidenberg, C. Fell, V. Maurer, D. Fischer, L. Entin, S. Melia. sparking school spirit 10-3, 10-4. l. to R., - ROW T: S. Di Sornma, H. Wiengarten, S. L. Rcwen, S. Miller, F. Dargon, J, Makepeace, A. Mullady, C. Fuchs, S. Specter, H. Shapiro, S. Arnold, R. Segal, N. Brown, K. Woods, 'ROW 4: S. Striclcler, J. Wisch, T, Lewis, L. Less, A. Green, W. Siegel: ROW 2: S. May, J. Protita, F. Lawen, C. Weber, S. Weinreich, S. Weissman, A, Wallach, J. Tracy, Levin, I. Poppel, H. Kresky, P. Bhrnberg, D. Cherners, M. Silver, ROW 5: R. Wright, L. Zankel, N. Miller, S. Meyers, P. Uhl, R. M. Cerulli, ROW 3: V. Maurer, M. Marfart, R. Walsh, L. Warran, Waldman, E. Weirwman.