Valley Stream South High School - Legend Yearbook (Valley Stream, NY)

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L. to R.-FIRST ROW: C. Smithg L. Leving N. Ferrarrag D. Dal-Bog S. Sternhellg E. Stepnerg S. Coldsteing L. Liptong C. Friedmang C. Sherwoodg R. Fingerhutg B. Jupiterg R Frankel. SECOND ROW: E. Zeiglerg L. Fraserg D. Dunningi I. Cohen, Vice-Presidentg C. Lagin, Presidentg M. Goldman, Secretary-Treasurerg R. Bellg H. Searchg J. Kaufman: S Rubinstein. THIRD ROW: J. Davisg L. Suterag M. Min kyi P Marcoux' M Priesman' M Paxton' B Greenber B ' 5 ' 5 ' 7 ' ' Roweg S. Hartg N. Brandtg I. Sarazeng G. Weissg M. Kor- mani J. Goldeng S. Jonasg P. Connellyg J. Goldsteing M. Halperng C. Grihbon. FOURTH ROW: S. LaCl1ereg B Dolichg C. Ganzg A. Kerbelg C. Rossg P. Schaiizing A. Har- ris: J. Flick: S. Millerg J. Horowitzg H. Coheng S. Schaifzing P. Ballerg K. Rosenbackg B. Laremg C. Scheffelg G. Schluter. FIFTH ROW: J. Wolovickg C. Melanderg C. Mandelg N. Normang P. Flightg S. Paigeg M. Nathansong R. Corradog D. Fayetg N. Fuchsg C. Saftg S. Gordon. SIXTH ROW: D. Bergdahlg S. Kaplang A. Robertsong I. Ritzenthallerg K. Wallstromg M. Connellyg C. Connellyg L. Cirrincioneg P. Feuerstein. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Plumer the Little Theater of South High has presented many fine plays to appreciative audiences. Interested drama lovers were given the opportunity to act, to direct, to learn make-up, costuming and set designing. ee . DRAMATICS Q 2 , .V , ,muff ' .,:..,.. we :fu- 'K Q '! - ,,. ws Mr. Plumer, Faculty Advisor 61

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Leaving for Monique. THEATRE GUILD Witness for the Prosecution, In- herit the Wind, Diary of Anne Frank, Monique, Julius Caesar are plays that 200 juniors and seniors have been privileged to see. This tremendous project is under the sponsorship of three senior high school English teachers, Mr. Robert Hoffman, Mrs. Anne Clarke, and Mr. Paul Hartman. The Metropolitan Opera Guild is one of the most venerable organizations of the Valley Stream school system. For years, our OPERA GUILD present advisors, Mrs. Anne Clarke and Mr. Robert Hoffman, fostered this activity in Central and Memorial respectively. Guild members enjoyed such outstanding performances as Carmen, Rigoletto, and La Tosca. L. to R.-FIRST ROW: C. Jehleg B. Cutlerg B. Roweg S. Coldsteing M. Coldmang C. Freidmang L. Liptong S. Hartg B. Creenbergg G. Weissg J. Bosch. SECOND ROW: A. Har- risg P. Hindong L. Cassillog M. Kormang M. Minskyg .l. Hal- hlingerg J. Dooleyg C. Korcakg S. Millerg C. Lagin. THIRD 60 ROW: J. Shapirog C. Vorndrang J. Horowitzg P. Marcoux: C. Lindrothg S. Schaffzing P. Schaffzing C. Rossg M. Nathan song D. Flompg R. McGarveyg FOURTH ROW: F. Frittsg V. Schoenfeldtg H. Horstg K. Wallstromg C. Coyneg V. Cole- man, S. Paigeg C. Saftg J. Goldsteing S. Leffertg D. Ander song R. Wunderleg D. Bergdahl.

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5 A 1, Programs 62 MAKE-UP! Best Actress-Best Actor V56-'575 L. to R.-J. DeGennarog B. Meyersg Mr. Plumer. Kind Lady S. Sternhellg R. Reisch