Lynbrook Students Present a Night of Classic Characters

Lynbrook High School students continued a time-honored tradition by presenting an entertaining evening of skits during the 87th annual Class Night.

Students in each grade worked together to carry out successful performances, complete with original scripts, music, choreography, costumes, sets and more.

For this year’s theme of “Classic Characters,” skits put unique and witty spins on a variety of fictional favorites. Freshmen portrayed the tale of “Alice in Wonderland,” while sophomores staged “The Peanuts.” Juniors represented “The Wizard of Oz,” and seniors brought the game of “Clue” to life.

More than half the student body was involved in this year’s Class Night event. “The students worked very well together this year,” Principal Joe Rainis said. “It was clear that the 509 students who participated had a wonderful time.”

Submitted by Lynbrook Schools

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