Yeshiva High School - Gesher Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Activities

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And the seasons they go round and round and the painted ponies go up and down The score is tied And two seconds are left on the clock. All eyes are turned Towards the lone player, Standing at the foul line Heart pounding. He gently drums the ball Against the floor, looks up. Raises the ball in his right hand Then balances it with his left. He breaths, crouches, waits, And then nudges it upward Through the air. It moves up, out, Then makes its descent Toward the basket, Reaching the rim all too slowly For the anxious onlookers. Suddenly it lands, leans, Wobbles, hesitates, And then, Dives through the net Breaking the silence with a S W I

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Choir This year, the Yeshiva Hi-Lites, directed by Nancy Sigal, continued to dazzle audiences throughout the South with their dynamic choreography and smooth sound. Throughout the school year, the 16 girls worked hard at mastering difficult harmonies and arranging original dance steps. They per- formed at various social functions around At- lanta, sharing their ruach with all those who heard them. Although they could not remember their names, the Hi-Lites never disappointed the crowds; at every concert (without fail), they amazed the audience with their most complex dance step-the Yeshiva Shuffle. The Hi-Lites finished the year on a high note, with hopes for equally successful seasons in the future. Be quiet! We have a performance in 5 minutes!!