Westbury High School - Wing and Spur Yearbook (Westbury, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

.. . Thinking Is The Best Way To Travel 3 We should treat our minds as innocent ingenious children whose guardians we are . . . Thoughts are bricks With which character is built Character is not born It is formed Man's thoughts Are the architects Of his circumstances. 7 Wll YARDS To know what we knowest not, is in a sense omniscience. There is a path our minds can follow Come on an amazing journey And learn all you should know. Through the years that make up our high school experience we come in contact with1many people and ideas, some of which we accept and make a part of ourselves and some we choose to disregard There are special people who have a profound effect upon us as we stumble over the obstacles in our paths He has been there, at the right place, at the right time, to guide us and help-us find a direction. He has been more than a teacher, he has been a friend, whose reach exceeded the confines of the classroom He has been a speaker, but more important, he has been a listener. His positive encouragement inspired our creativ itv and his pleasant easv-going manner reassured us in times ot conflict It is not possible to measure the time, energy and thought he has given us through all his efforts As a profes- sional. his reward exists in our desire to continue to build upon the w isdom and good sense he has shared w ith tls As a man. it w ill come in know ing lie has touched us h these thoughts, that we dedicate our yearbook to you. Mr. Ronald Dobsom 13 to thinkto choose, to perform events Play the Pajama Game A MUSICAL COMEDY IN TWO ACTS The Cast of Characters Hines....... Prez ....... Joe ........ Hasler ..... Gladys...... Sid Sorokin . Mabel....... 1st Helper . . 2nd Helper . . Charlie..... Babe Williams Mae ........ Brenda ..... Poopsie .... Max......... Pop......... ........... Ed Rogers .......... John Quinn ....... Harold King ........Chris Norris Barbara Mandracchia David Burnett ....... Debbie Ferst ....... Gary Russell . . . . Michael Sbrocci .......Perry Barrett .......Maggie Ferst ..... Donna Wickey ......... Liza Fluke ......Leticia Holley ...... Robert Green .........Mike Bailey Can't waste time, when your racing, racing, racing with the clock Hey there, you with the stars in your eyes. . Hasler (C. Norris) verbally assaults Gladys (B Mandracchia) as Sid (D Burnett) looks on unapprovingly. Love American Style Senior Play Maybe if we ignore him. he'll go away Eddie transforms himself into some crazy looking chick Mr. Cregson really gets into his part It looks like mutual admiration The Junior Ring dance The class of 74 danced their way to success and once again brought to life their unique ideas and spirit. Half the fun was in the preparation — people working and laughing together. Nancy Beardsley and date cross the bridge To Camelot 18 Last Tango in Westbury. inj you want to dance or something? Everyone had a good time dancing to the sounds of The United Four. Mr Kulchin, our class officers Barbara Cruse, Dave Burnett. Claudette Gayle and Eddie Schechter. and their advisors Mr Williams and Mrs. Merritt 19 The King and Queen Dance Our King Our Queen Edward Schechter Claudette Gayle THE COURT Firs! E. Schechter. C. Gavlc Second J Borenstein. A. Norman. R Alter. T. Gathman. V. Francis. B Galloway. F Adler. E. Westr- ing. D Hoffer. C Baron. M Fuentes. Mr Kulchin Third H Davis. E. Rogers. B Kimble. D. Brady. G Russell. D Burnett. L. Stone, D. Small. A Davis. G. Johnson. R Henenlotter, Mrs. Merritt. .. . Polynesian style. Why. it s ol’ Ed and Claud again can’t get those two away from the camera’ King and Queen Edward Schechter Claudette Gayle Most Likely to Succeed Daniel Small Friendliest Liz Westring Gary Russell Best Looking Vivian Francis Robert Henenlotte r Class Athlete Maria Fuentes Jeff Arnel Class Singer Alma Norman David Burnett Glass Jester Beth Galloway Dominic Brady Glass Artist Teresa Gathman George Johnson Class Flirt Cheryl Baron Alfred Davis Class Dancer Donna Hoffer William Fulton Most Talkative Betty Thompson Brad Kimble Most Studious Rhonda Alter Lin wood Stone Best Dressed Fern Adler David Bright Eme Placeres G lass Actor and Actre ss Edward Rogers Class Musician Ellen Futterman Henry Davis Jaye Borenstein Class Flirt (D Hotter) and date Steven dances with his date. Without his date? 21 Dancing and discussion were part of the day. People to people day The highlight of the day was the pres- entation of A Tribute to Louis Arm- strong, by a jazz group composed of former members of his band. M r Otto demonstrates scuba diving The Armstrong sound People to People Day annually presents the opportunity for students and teachers to share their knowledge of non-academic top- ics with each other in a relaxed atmosphere. Mr. Laufman demonstrates his musical skills. Parking lot SHENANIGANS!!! Mr. Dodson leads the band down The Seniors triumphed for the second consecutive year Post Avenue. 24 The juniors outdid themselves. The sophomores were a hit! Westbury High School Goes on parade down Post Avenue, displaying floats representing each class. The band and cheerleaders were on hand, too. Three revolutionaries. Donkey Basketball — One of the class of '74's success stories. The donkeys are stubborn, and to put it mildly, a bit uncooperative. Easy does it Sue. In this game, balls can only be shot and recovered while sitting on the donkey. Roger Miller tries his luck The opposing teams were faculty vs. students, males vs. females, and whoever was brave enough to play. Scott Arnel loses his balance Hang on Miss Coleman. Don't worry Mr. Tvler The day was fun — but they were sore for a week! The Harlem-Wizard What do you get when you put the Harlem Wizards and the Westbury faculty together in the same game . nothing less than Hysterics. It could only hap- pen in Westbury where having a good time is a fa- vorite pastime. vs. Faculty game “Max I be excused, please?” Music Concert — Music and rhythm find their way into the secret places of our souls . .. and onto our T.V. screens. 29 Liza Fluke sings her soprano part well B.O.C.E.S Janet Honan displays her artwork. Vocational Training and experience The New School This alternative to spending one s senior year in the high school is now in its second year of existence. In the New School, a student has the opportunity to shape his education because there are many ways of earning credits in traditional subjects. Geri listens in on a good 'rap ”; There are times for interaction and times for independence. Mr. Tony Moreno Another refreshing aspect of the school is that the I am teacher — you are pupil relationship is dissolved and replaced by the we learn from each other” attitude. Mr. Ernie Dailey Miss Marilyn Silverman Fhe discussions often last after class is over. This is the place. 34 The topics may vary Often times the most valuable learning experiences do not occur in a conventional classroom. The New School is a program with few re- strictions; it encourages involvement in the community and studies initiated independently. The New School has proven to be a productive and enriching experi- ence for all involved. Black Student Union — Power through unity First: M Merrell (sgt at arms). V Phillips (treas. ). D. Richardson (sec.). R Barber (vice-pres.). T Reeves (pres.). Mr Rembert (adv.) Second: I) Sommers. J Simmons. I) Kendall. I) Bowman. V Smith. E Howard. V. Royal. G. Kerry. P Barett. P Fields. P Cobeman. A Cox. Third: Y Russell. J Fredericcs, R Cariom. J Figuera. L Ellis, L. Holley. I. Powell. A. Cruse. M I ucker. P Watterson. (.. Miller Fourth: M Applewhaite, C White. R Joll . C Hall. C WocKlruff. B Williams. C Bradley. I) Seagal. R Beauchamp. B Brandon. Boosters First: L. Ellis. V Kitchings. V Phillips Second: I) Shetton. C Phillips. C Swan. R Car- rion. M Neverson. C Cras.S C.allman Dragonettes First: C Phillips. L. Owens, A Cole. J Rawlings. V. Royal. D McCain. R Murray Second: G. Lunds ford, V Smith. P. Comer, V Kitchings. L Holley. V Phillips First: J Johnson. Second: G. Peagler. C. Cassid) (adv.), T Johnson Head twirler Lori Towne. Varsity Cheerleading Junior Varsity Cheerleading First: A. Ferebee. J Fredericks, M. Caracappa. Second: V. Royal. S. Seelig Third: P. Ross. L. Holley. P Comer. P Pulitano. 41 Supporting our teams with spirit. 40 Chemistry Club — Observation and experimentation First: P Kahl. J Weinberger. J Smilon. D. Smilon, I) DeStefano. P Kahl Second: S. Medoff (adv ), M Grey. l Lacey. H Fierman. M. Deutsch. P Giblin. A. Cyenis. Future Teachers of America? F' Spivak. J Smilon, M Lee, L Nitti, B. Cruse. I) Castellano (adv). J Roth field. L Levy. S Emanuel. R Alter. C Deoul, I) Graxiano. P Boshi. 42 Audio Visual J Weinberger. L Burstein. F. Ciblin. A. Schumacker. I) Bullman (adv.). Chess Club If you thought what I thought, who would be thinking? Speech and Debate First: 1.. Burstein. I’ Buttner (adv ) Second: L. Abrahams. D. Small (pres.). I). Kanin 44 First: C Baron. L. Westring, J Borenstein, B Weitzner. E Weil. K Schechtrr. E Futterman. W Piiloo, J Smilon Second: A. Nash. M Somberg, J Arnel, L. Stone, D. Small, J Charles, J Lacey, F. Adler, E Howard, R Alter Third: T Farkas, R. Hennenlotter, P McAnulty. A Hoffman. M Jer- ome. C Padover. D Lem kin. N. Beardsley. J Rothfield, D Collin. Honor Society — More than a tradition Human Relations — Co-existence or no existence First: V Potter. V Rivers. S Calm. S Hill. Second: G. Johnson, R Lunsford (adv.). T Reeves Jeopardy Club — the games people play. First: B Scheduler. J Arnel. C. Lewis. K. Weil. L West ring Second: J May. J Borenstein. M Soul berg. A. Hoffman. A ash. J Charles. V Bernstein 46 Library Club — A good book the best of friends First: A Brown (adv.), G. Sandiford, I) Lem kin. K Howard. V. Leake. C Corte. J Smilon Second: C. Fells. D. Graziano. K. Levine. I) Richardson. S Gallman. M Caracappa. P. Pulitano. I) DeStefano. C. Matarazzo (adv.), L. Stone Third: T. Batts. L. Westring, I) Walker, I) Katz. B Beardsley, S Norris. B Ludeman (adv.). K Garajcek. Mathletes — Never count them out. Band First: M Carracapa. S Williams. N Watkins. B Reeves. M Lee, k Blanco, M Gillum. T Kreyl, L. Woilman. A king. I) Harris. M Applewhaite. P Tinsley Second: M. Grey. I) DeBear. M Daly, F Giblin. T Moresco, J Franklin, D Gorman. F. Altebranbo. R Schechter. G. Burns. L. Abrahams. R Harmon Third: R Lanci. S Swezy. P kahl. V. lx e. D kanig. J Colter, B. Gordon. M Gross, R Belcher. 1 Deutsch. J Jolly. P kahl. K kupferberR Fourth: Mr Dodson. R Zee, P Shwartz, D. Mahoney. T Bates. M Robinson. II Fireman. W Fulton. l l.averne. L Burstein. D krampitz Stage Band First: R Belcher, H Davis. M. Grey. P kahl. T Moresco, L. Burstein. S. krampitz. D Mahoney, D Gorman, F kupferberg Sec- ond: M Deutsch. J Jolly, F. Giblin. M Daly. D DeBear, F Altebrando. S. Swezy. M Robinson. Mr. Dodson Orchestra First: Mr Dodson (adv), L. Levy, C. Deoul. L. Owens. D Horowitz. G. Becker. A. King. L. Lemkin, B Reeves. J. Borenstein Sec- ond: F Giblin, T Moresco, G Burnett. B Gentry. P Keith. D Hylton. L. Offenberg. K Horowitz. N. Watkins. D Harris, P Tinsley. Third: M Dcutsch. B Cordon. P Kahl. M. Gillum. J Garland. D. Gorman. L Btirstein. J Jolly. E Kupperberg. Fourth: D DeBt� ar, G Burns, T. Batts. D Mahoney, C. Norris. M. Robinson. II Fireman Music is the medicine of the mind 49 First: S. Smith. K Stokey. D. Frey, C. Falls. D Saunders. L. Towne. Second: T Curse. C. Salley. R. Jolly. C. White. V. Lyons. T Reape Chorus G. Hall. L, Mulkeen, W. Oborne, R Schuler. D. Harris. G. Woodruffe, S. Hill. V Potter. First: C. Belchar, C. Herbert. C. Corte, D Brooks. R Sand- ers. D. Nesbitt. V. Leake Sec- ond: J. Thompson. D. Horow- itz. R Schuler. E Riouse, K Horowitz. Third: R Burton, G Middleton. R Armfield. G. Roberts, D Gorman. L. Morris. Select choir — T. V.and radio stars First: C. Norris. D Burnett. H King. E Schechter. M Young. P Barrett. D Mahoney. E. Rogers. Second: J Borenstein. B Cruse. C Gayle. Y Rivers. V Potter. J Hayward. D Gra iano. S. Cahn. L. Fluke, R Carrion. Third: L. Holley. B Murray. Y. Smith. A Cox. R Jolly. B Galloway. B Mahoney. D. Borum. R. Garrison. J Quinn. C. Murray. T Kay. J Stubenhaus. R Burt. S Norris. B Galloway sings along. 51 Mr. Bullman leads the way. First: D Small. R Weitzner. J Borenstein, L. Nitti, E Futterman, L. Westring. G Lewis. J Figuera. K Blanco. F Spivack. P Boschi Second: Mr Bowden (adv.), L Wollman. L. Lemkin. B Maitland. E Silverstadt. H. Fireman, M Lacey. W. Puleo, D Walker. R Carrion, C. White. R Jolly Third: B Stat- ton, J Zuckerwise. A. Cruse. Red Cross Nurses Club First: S. Diamond. W. Oborn, G. Johnson. E. Howard. E. Klapper. L. Seamon, M Stephenson (adv ), E. Levine. D DeStefano D Bowman Second: C. Falis, J. Auster Third: N. Doran (adv.), D Kendall. S. Lilley, V. Leake. S. Galman. G. Sandiford, T Reeves. D Richardson, D Lemkin. 52 Reflections: are you inspired? First: C. DeouI, C. Baron, L. Wollman. L Fluke. Second: M. Rex, L Levy, S. Cahn, Y. Rivers. C. Dillard Stage Crew: behind the scenes First: M Jerome. P Kahl, D Krampitz, P Kaufman. R Schechter, J Colter Second: M. May. S. Pisci- telli, F Giblin. H. Fireman. P Kahl. S. Fdsall 53 Spanish Club First: L. Towne, G. Becker. J Figuera. B. Dunn. Second: R Kelly (adv.). J Tepperberg. T. Gamez (pres.). Amado Valdez. Scott Nelson. Third: J Bogd ziewicz (adv.), P McAnulty, E. Copa. Jaime Ariza. C. Lew- is, E. Dailey. G. Cuidera. One who does not know foreign languages is ignorant of his own First: E. Copa. M. Lacey. H. Fire- man. T Batts, A Gyenis Second: J Smilon. M. Lee, B Shelley. F. Spi- vack. L. Offenberg. A Maddaloni (adv.). French Club 54 Student Council First: M. Somberg. J Borenstein. G. Burnett (V.P.), G Russell (Pres.), L. Sacani (Sec.-Treas.). E Howard. M. McAnulty, C. Fells Second: B Stat- ton, J Zuckerwise. A. Molina. M. Lee. C. Corte, I) Blowers. L. Fluke, L. Mulkeen. B. Cruse. R Weitzner. D Richardson. P McAnulty. Third: R Dobson (adv.), K Garajeck. B Brandon. R Jolly, M Applewhaite. N. Hennenlotter. J. Colter. T Reeves. D Kendall. P Barrett. K (hooper. E Sil- verstadt. G Mitchell Student Curriculum Committee First: G. Weinstein. J Figuera. C. Gayle. R Barber. D Webber (adv.), V Potter. C. White, S. Cahn, S. Hill, C. Swan Second: J Weinberger, G. Russell. A. Davis. F Giblin, M May. J Rothfield. L Westr- ing. W Puleo, D Burnett, Y. Rivers, E. Schechter. 55 W.I.S.E. — the medium of exchange This year Debbie Lemkin and Gail Burnett were chosen as Westbury’s representatives to Peru and Guate- mala. Pictured here are Gail and her Guatemalan sister. Adriana Molina. First: M. Lacey. M Caracappa, M Molho. J. Newman. J Rathe, L. Wollman. D Krampitz Second: P Ross. L. Fluke, D. Graziano, B Cruse. D. Lemkin. G. Russell, S. Cahn. Y. Stevens, G Becker, Y Rivers. Third: H. Cox (adv.), J Sadlow (adv.), C. Swan, E. Gillies. J Figuera, D. Katz. P. Pulitano. G. Johnson. T Reeves. E. Copa. L. Levy. 56 Varsity Club First: K Cooper. L. Stone. B Fontana. A. Arzu. E. Silverstadt Second: B Lagnese. K Little. J DeVito. J Arnel. J Reardon. (� Russell. L. Sacani, L. Allaco. Third: R Coleman (adv.). A Handy (adv.). D Krampitz. P McAnulty, H Fireman. R Hennenlotter. C. Johnson, T Reeves. C Burns. W.I.F.C.A.S. —helping those who need it First: M Lee. D Lemkin, V. Potter. D Nabitt. Second: J Auster. D. Craziano. B. Cruse, J Smilon. C. Swan. Y Stevens. S Cahn, Y Rivers Third: F Cihlin. E Copa. H. Fireman. E Silverstadt. M Lacey. R Alter. S Emmanuel. R Beardsley. M. Silverman (adv.). Whisp — still only 10c £ PUBLISHED ANO PRINTEO ENTIRELY BY THE 8TUOENTS OF WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL Each year the Whisp is submitted to the Columbia Scholastic Press Association’s Newspaper competition, and our paper enjoys a consistent record of excellent ratings year after year. William Puleo, editor-in-chief, starts the presses rolling EDITORS: First: M May, C. Baron. A. Nash Second: J Miegel, M Deutsch, W Puleo (Editor-in-Chief), B Scheduler. C. Gayle. M. Rex WHISP STAFF: First: M. May, A. Kupferberg. L. Wollman. J Borenstein. A Nash, C Baron. M Somberg. D Kanig Second: A Hoffman. M Rex. B Cruse. C Gayle. W. Puleo. G Lewis. L Stone. VI Ix e Third: E Silver- stadt. I) Nabitt. C. Swan. A Schumacker. M Deutsch, F. Giblin. VI Grey. B Schechner. L Berstein. V Lee. J Miegel. S.T.E.N.C.H. — our local environmentalists First: D Small. A Nash. S Swezy, H Agnes. L Parker. E. Futterman. VI Grey. G. Lew in. J Borensteilt Second: A Loporchio. A. Hoffman. J Tepperberg. M Somberg. J Zaino. C. Padover. R Grealish. E. Silverstadt. R Schw artz. A Kupferberg. D Collin. D Dahle (adv.) each of us are the builders of temples called our bodies Girl's Athletic Association Girls take athletics seriously too. EXECUTIVE BOARD: T Goode. A. Norman. R Weitzner. V. Norman. E. Howard BADMITTON: First: P Pulitano. C Falls. R Jones. F Adler. S Po Second: D Nabit. W Oborne. R Beardsley, S. Piscitelli. R Weitzner. VOLLEYBALL: First: W Elder, S Williams. F Newell. R Jones. R Sanders. A Norman. J Rawlings. G Lunsford. V Jaundoo. Second: B Reeves. P Lew is. S Thomas. Y Cobbs. T Goode, E. How ard. D Davis. A. Stewart. D Borum, J I.evy. S. Piscitelli. J Simmons. P Dank BASKETBALL: First: Sandy Williams, Denise McCain. Ainslie Kirkland. Roslyn Saunders Second: Miss D Coleman (Coach), Janet Simmons. Denise Hylton. Denise Borum. Yvonne Cobb. Therese Goode. BOWLING: First: C. Falls. L. Wollman. H Herbston. Second T Doxey, T Migliore, A. Fletcher. T. Culen. TENNIS: First: C Mulfeld. L. Offenberg, L. Fluke, C Herbert. P. Ross. Second: R Vigdor. A Stern. M. Me Anulty. C. Gayle, V. Stovall. J. lanucci, D. Mazurkewicz, A. Norman. M. Zea. R. Jones. SWIMMING: First: B. Brandon. S. Smith. N. Katz. H Miller. J Rathe. M Molho. C. Seelig. D. Coleman (adv.) Second: A Thomas. J Simmons, N. Henenlotter. B. Gentry. K Stokey, M Caracapa. J Levy. L Mulkeen, D Fry. S. Norris. D. Guy. N. Torres (coach). ARCHERY: E McBroom. B Cruse, R Weitzner. N. ladavia. C. Falls. A. Cox. Y Smith HOCKEY: First: A. Norman. R Sanders. A. Loporchio. D Mazurkewicz, V. Norman. T Doxey. Second: D Ar- dis, Y. Cobb. V. Phillips. T. Goode. M Jones, B Reeves. SOFTBALL: First: P Davis. C Davis. R Kronstat. K Howard. A. Norman Second: D Bomm. V Stovall. V Norman. S. Piscitelli. N. Doran (adv ), J Levy. C. Corte. T Goode. Boy's Intramurals Defense leads the way Westbury Opponent 20 Great Neck S 14 0 Glen Cove 6 14 Island Trees 8 6 Levittown 6 0 Great Neck IS 20 8 Clarke 16 14 Plainview 6 6 MacArthur 8 VARSITY FOOTBALL: First: J. Miles, H Stevens, S. Arnel, A. Davis, J. Arnel, L. Sacani, D Brady, V. Wilson, H. Martin Second: P Daddio. J Nitti, J. Wygand. E. Rogers. N. Jackson. M. Robinson, E. Daly, B. Lagnese, A Maranucci. Third: J. Reardon, R, Dunlap D. Class. S. Shipman. P Lowe. D Proniewych. K Little, D. Gorman, E. Carter. W. Watson. The Westbury football team finished the season with a 3-5 record but this is not a true indication of the team's talent. Four of the five Dragon losses were decided by no more than a touchdown. The Green and Gold did boast one of the finest de- fensive units in Nassau County; led by All-Confer- ence II linebackers, Jeff Arnel and Al Stevens. Oth- er members of this outstanding defensive unit which only allowed 92 points in eight games were Jay Miles, Scott Arnel, and John Nitti. Hopefully Westbury will once again produce a winning team next year led by returning players Don Proniewych, Scott Arnel, Les Sacani, Bob Dun- lap, and Ed Carter. COACHES: First: J Fasano, M Beres, Second: C. Marano, T. Nunziata. R. Daddio. 67 J.V. FOOTBALL: First: J Fairfax. K Davis. C. Baum. P Schur. B Willet, W. Parry. R Gibnev, J Littman Second: G Middleton. A Madden. L Miner. H Hencghan. M. Walker, L. Powell. F Meeks. M Angelo. T Donohue 68 Westburv Opponent 48 Great Neck S. 15 34 Glen Cove 26 39 Roslyn 22 23 Levittown 32 28 Great Neck N 27 35 Jericho 24 Russell chosen All-Division CROSS COUNTRY: First: E. Gorman. G. Russell, M. Clement, C Dillard. P McAnulty. V Fontana. P McAnulty, P Gully (Coach). Coach Gully watches G Russell and P McAnulty work out. Even though this year’s cross country team failed to produce a winning record. Coach Phil Gully did have one thing to be happy about. Co-cap- tain Gary Russell was selected to the All-Divi- sion squad, the first time a Green Dragon had accomplished this since 1963; as well as being picked the team's MVP. Other runners who per- formed admirably this past year were Pete Mc- Anulty, Mike Clement, and Clyde Dillard. Booters make playoffs third straight year Gary Bums puts his body behind the kick Burns and Cyenis double team Carden City. Jean Laquerre displays dribbling technique which made him an All-North Shore selection Henenlotter leads booters into playoffs VARSITY SOCCER: First: P Gregory. J Ianucci. L Stone. J Leguerre. J De Vito. L Stasi, R Jacobs. Second: L Nitti. B Cruse, E. Fisher. H Henenlotter. E. Solide. C. Norris. D Ingram. R Ianucci. B Schechner. J Hotchkiss (Coach). At the outset of the season, the Green and Gold booters had desire, if nothing else. They lacked the depth of previous years yet they wanted to win and they proved they could do it on the field. Their 11-6-1 record is not a fair representation because early in the season they committed many mental errors that led to losses. As the season progressed they played more cohesive- ly and wound up with a fourth place finish and a third consecutive playoff berth In the North Shore Tournament, they lasted two rounds, beating Levittown Division before bowing to Garden City. Post season honors went to Robert Henenlot- ter (All-County) and Jean Leguerre (All-North Shore) for their outstanding play. WHS Opponent 2 Roslyn 1 3 Hicksville 4 2 C S Harbor 3 1 Manhasset 0 1 Clarke 1 2 Glen Cove 3 1 Whearley 0 3 North Shore 0 2 North Shore 1 1 Roslyn 2 3 Hicksville 1 3 C S. Harbor 2 3 Manhasset I 0 Clarke 2 6 Glen Cove 2 2 Wheatley 0 4 Levitown 3 1 Garden City 5 Robert Henenlotter shows his All-County form J.V. SOCCER: First: B Honan, J. Franklin, H. Zea, B. Woodhouse, F. Magnetico, S. Swezy, J Sawicki. Second: Shep Messing (Coach), E Gillies, B Hawthorne. B Rapelyea. R Harmon. P Schwartz. F. Cucinotta. M. Grey. J Colter. W Schaefer 72 Netmen have best record in three years The tennis team finished its season with its best record in three years, winning eight of twelve matches and finishing in third place in their division. The young squad will lose only three seniors due to gradua- tion so a division championship is a distinct possibility next year. Coach Mike Fiedler’s squad was led by Sophomore Jeff Rudes who com- piled a 10-2 record which earned him a position on the All-North Shore team and Craig Padover who wrapped up his varsity career by being selected All-Division. Westbury Opponent 6 Hicksville 1 5 MacArthur 2 2 Jericho 5 4 Plainedge 3 4 Bethpage 3 2 Farmingdale 5 6 Hicksville 1 4 MacArthur 3 1 Jericho 6 5 Plainedge 2 4 Bethpage 3 1 Farmingdale 6 SENIORS: A. Hoffman. C. Padover. P. Shapiro. TENNIS: First: P Joseph. J. Van Cleef. D Debear. G. Lewin, J Tepperberg, D Katz. D. Pogensk . Second: A Hoffman. C Padover. E. Silverstadt. P. Shapiro. M. Fiedler (Coach). J. Rudes, S. Frank. D. Krampitz. 73 Hoopsters Fourth in county The Dragon hoopsters did not win any titles this year but the season should be considered very successful. After a disappointing start in which the team lost five of the first six games. Coach Krinsky's men regrouped to finish second in the Division and fourth in the county. Following the poor start, Coach Krinsky found the combination that was to make Westbury a winner for the rest of the year. Behind the front line of Fred Davis, Guy Willett and Tommy Smith along with Stanley Bull and Ernest Fisher in the backcourt the Dragons won eight of their next ten ballgames. In one of their finest performances of the season, the Green and Gold moved into a first place tie with Roslyn as they defeated Roslyn 61-46. The Dragons lost their chance for a Divisional championship when they lost to Great Neck North 54-53 in overtime in the final game of the season. The playoffs followed and despite a poor performance the Dragons rallied from a 12 point deficit to defeat Island Trees in the post season opener. The highlight of the season occured in the next round when the Drag- ons played well enough to upset the Number One team in the County, Farmingdale, by a 68-63 count. In the North shore semi-finals the team turned in a sub-par performance but their poise enabled them to beat Port Washington 58-57 and thereby earned the right to face Roslyn for the North Shore Championship. In the North Shore final, the Dragons lost a nine point lead with 6:40 to go and went on to lose in overtime 56- 55. Two days later they closed out the season when they lost the consolation game to Freeport 74-60 to capture fourth place in the County. Four Dragons received post-season honors with Fred Davis and Guy Willett being named to the All-Nassau County Tournament Team. Tom Smith became an All-Division selection and was joined by Captain Stanley Bull. In addition. Bull was named to the All-North Shore squad for the second straight year. VARSITY BASKETBALL: First: P Goode. R. Hardy. B Kimble. R Burt. S Bull. T Reeves. E. Fisher. D Brady. B Scheduler. M Mur rell. Second: C. Miller (Coach). G Johnson. R Henenlotter. B Williams, F Davis.G W'illett, T. Smith. M Walker. R Miller. E Si tr- stadt, E. Krinsky (Coach). 75 J.V. BASKETBALL: First: B Jackson, J Taylor, D Katz. A Evans, P. Watterson, D Seagle Second: C. Miller (Coach). C. Bradley, C. Woodroffe. C. Hall. B Loftin. B Williams. N Mingo. M. Walker. Basketball Scores Opponent Westbury Maria Regina 68 59 North Babylon 72 71 Berner 59 43 Great Neck South 46 42 Glen Cove 41 54 St. Dominic's 53 42 Levittown 49 84 Jericho 30 69 Roslyn 65 63 Great Neck North 52 53 Great Neck South 58 83 Glen Cove 46 62 Levittown 62 99 Lutheran 66 56 Jericho 58 77 Roslyn 46 61 Great Neck North 54 53 Island Trees 56 60 Farmingdale 63 68 Port Washington 57 58 Roslyn 56 55 Freeport 74 60 76 Individuals lead Grapplers VARSITY WRESTLING: First: G Marshall. J May, W. Hines. L Oliver. H Horn. J Crayne. M Walsh Second: J Miles. E Rogers. S. Arnel. A Stevens. J. Arnel. B Willett. P Perettine. D Gorman Third: J Reardon. A Kennedy. L. Miner. G. Morris. D. Proniewych. M Lavergne, A Madden. J Washington The grapplers of 1973-74 did not fare too well in dual meets but the team did have many outstanding individ- ual performances. In spite of the teams' 4-6 record, five of our wrestlers earned their way in to post-season tournaments. Allan Stevens compiled a 7-3 league record and fin- ished second in the Divisional tournament. Jeff Arnel with a slate of 8-2 placed second in the divisional and fourth in the North Shore. Don Proniewych went un- defeated in league competition and won second place in the Division and North Shore. Scott Arnel went undefeated during the season and finished with a 9-0-1 league record. Scott was the only Dragon to earn a di- visional championship. Overall he finished his junior year of wrestling with a record of 18-2-1 in the 134 pound weight class. The most improved wrestler on the squad was Lin- wood Miner. After a slow start, he came on strong dur- ing the second half of the season and finished second in the division tournament. Coaches: Mr Shep Messing and Mr. Carmine Marano 78 Coach Messing prepares to start the match. The Arnel Brothers tangle away from home. Is this legal? Wrestling Scores Opponent Westbury Mineola 30 25 Plainedge 30 24 Levittown 30 19 Glen Cove 12 37 Roslyn 19 39 Great Neck North 34 17 Great Neck South 11 36 Jericho 25 36 Syosset 38 21 Friends Academy 30 21 79 The future of America Swimmers win first meet in three years This years swim team proved that if a group of dedicated young men can get together and work hard with a person who has a genuine interest in the sport, they can accomplish their objec- tive and become an integral part of the school. Although the team was small and wins were hard to come by, they never lost their enthusiasm and a number of accomplishments can be seen. Billy Fontana has come within one second of breaking the school record in the 100 yard backstroke and Eugene Gorman came within one second of the 50 yard freestyle record set in 1969. This years team was young and preparations are in the works toward building West- bury as a powerhouse in swim- ming. Led by their energetic coach, Peter Lowenberg, it would appear a certainty that they will be able to fulfill this arduous task. Swimming Scores Opponent W estbury Farmingdale 117 36 Bethpage 105 54 Long Beach 132 35 Hewlett 55 26 Wantagh 86 72 Uniondale 107 54 Southside 46 112 Plainview Kenned y 56 27 Herricks 92 79 Great Neck North 101 65 Plainview 66 16 Syosset 106 63 Jericho 84 72 Great Neck South 113 55 SWIMMING: First: E Gorman. H Fireman, D Krampitz. H Becker, W Fontana. N. Feldstein. P Kahl, Coach. P Lowenberc Second: R Gibnev, J Liftman. R Dave, E. Hahn, D O'Neill. 80 Track Johnson and Ferguson go to states VARSITY TRACK: First: R Calder. P Barbora. P McAnulty, C. Dillard. G. Nunez. J Devito. Second: G Hull (coach). E Carter. M Clement. A Kook. D l.ewis. J Jolly. R Mirkin, E. Gorman,T. Sheehan (coach). The great individual performances turned in by the 1973 trackmen were able to overshadow the teams 2-4 record. Kevin Ferguson fin- ished second in the State’s high jump while Charles Johnson fin- ished third which resulted in West- bury’s total dominance of the two jumping eatagories. Other county grabbing performances were turned in by Randy Mirkin, Darell Lew is, Ed Carter, and Allen Stevens. C Johnson jumps to State Finals West bury Opponent 53 Hicksville 81 66 Garden City 78 52 Jericho 69 83 Lutheran 40 61 Roslyn 65 72 Locust Valley 59 Bowling First: R Maitland. L. Shelly. P Schwartz. D. Rothenberg. R Hairston. M. Somberg, S. Sweezy, D Kanig. T. Farkas Indoor Track First: B Hawthorne. D Lewis. K Cooper. A Arzu, B Bratton. J Franklin. J. Sugarman, E. Carter. Second: B Rapelvea, L. McCain. J Cleckley. D Hutchinson. M Cross. M Davis. L. Gross. R Bell. R Calder Third: E Solide. M. Reape. C. Dillard. W. Watson. W. Wilson. R Rothhard. R. Zee. P Barbara. T. Maranucci. 82 Baseball: Campbell and Franzese honored West bury Opponent 5 Herricks 0 4 Lutheran 1 3 Division 1 2 Division 8 2 Division 6 i Glen Cove 11 0 Glen Cove 2 5 Glen Cove 8 10 Syosset 9 0 Syosset 4 5 Roslyn 1 1 Rosl n 4 3 Rosl n 2 5 GN North 2 1 GN North 3 4 GN North 3 3 GN South 1 3 GN South 6 6 GN South 1 VARSITY BASEBALL: First: J Simeone, A. Calafates. L Stone. A. Davis. G. Burris. C. Gross. Second: E. Fisher, T Campbell. R Henonlotter. D Proniewych. A. Anastasie. P Shapiro. F. Franzese. D. Pone (mgr.). M Fiedler (coach) Although Mr. Fiedler’s Fielders did not com- pile an impressive record last year, they were able to complete the season with a respectable 8-10 record. At times, they played like champi- ons; showing their full potential while at other times they lacked the enthusiasm needed for a championship ball club. Excellent perform- ances were consistently turned in by All- County Pitcher Tom Campbell and All- League Infielder Frank Franzese. Campbell’s agressive pitching along with Franzese’s time- ly hitting were the winning combination in most of Westbury’s victories. BASEBALL SENIORS: First: T Campbell. A Anastasie. Second: J Simeone. A Calafates. F Franzese. I) Pone (mgr ). 84 J.V. BASEBALL: First: R Posillico. D Rothenberg. J Fairfax. L McCain. R Jenkins. A. Kennerly. R Pruitt Second: J Wygand, VI. Angelo, T Smith. G Bradley. M Dunham. F. Voisich. T Kelly (coach) R Henenlotter waiting for some action to come his way T. Campbell and F. Franzese; the winning combo teacher is the sculptor of the intangible future. Administration DR FRANCIS P McDERMOTT CARL W. MONK SUPERINTENDENT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL BOARD: Seated: Dr Francis P McDermott (superintendent), Mr Rudolph Clark (Board President). Mrs Beth Lunenfeld. Mr John Haynes. Standing: Mr Martin Billig (Business Manager). Mr. Lawrence London. Mr Charles Russell. Mr James S Behan. Mr William E. Malone RICHARD I) LUNSFORD JR Dean of Students 89 LOUIS BOTWIN Program Designer JOHN HOTCHKISS Guidance JUNIUS YATES Guidance JUANITA WYNTER Guidance 90 EDWARD KRINSKY Guidance Chairman MARILYN SILVERMAN New School JOY SIEBLKR Guidance Industrial Arts GERALD MALLON Industrial Arts Chairman STANLEY ROSENBERG ' i x . SARAH STEWART I K BRONNI R Home Economics Chairman Home Economics ROSALIE RAFTER English JOELLEN GOVANTES English DENIS CASTELLANO English English 95 ARTHUR MADDALONI French Foreign Language RONALD DOBSON Latin JFAN BOGDZIEWICZ Spanish RUTH KELLY Spanish Chairman 96 STEVE CHILDS Spanish Driver Education JOSEPH RAZIANO French THOMAS NUNZIATA CLARK HENRY MARGARET HADDAD KATHLEEN THIBODEAU ROGER COX JOHN ALLASIO ANTHONY NIGRO Mathematics 98 THOMAS KELLY MADELINE HARMELINC ALBERT HANDY Physical Education Chairman ROBERT OTTO CYNTHIA DRAKEFORD Physical Education GEORCE HI LL DOROTHY COLEMAN 99 Science CHARLES LAUFMAN Physics DAVID DAHLE Biology JOSEPH CRECSON Biology W. M MEM MINCER Biology FRANCIS KORBER Science Chairman 100 WILLIAM BOWDEN Biology PHILIP CULLY Chomistrv WALTER O BRIEN Chemistry JOHN FLOOD Social Studies Chairman CARMINE MARANO THOMAS KOSTKA JOHN REM BERT JEFF CASSIDY 103 Services SHEP MESSING Aide 104 Art lam a humble artist molding my earthly clod adding my labor to nature's simply assisting God, Not that my effort is needed. Yet somehow I understand, my maker has willed it DOROTHEA LORENZO Art 105 ALPINE BROWN Aide SECRETARIES: Mrs. Y Hooper. Mrs. H. Lidstrom. Mrs B Westring, Mrs F Willett Services 106 CAFETERIA STAFF: First: J Ellerby, L. Btilloss. P Cot to. J Cruadono. Second: A. Hollick, R Cucinotta. I Menghini, M Posillico, G. Ardis. E. Meviu, J Daddio, V. Simeone. SECRETARIES: Standing: Mrs Kahl. Mrs Main. Mrs. Matarazzo. Mrs Fran- cis. Seated: Mrs King 107 you'll feel me coming a new vibration from afar you'll see me i'm a sensation. Sophomores Maxine Gabadale Lisa Gillum Philips Westring President Vice-President Secretary Marianne Caracappa Treasurer Gabriel Larry Michael Delana Abate Abrahams Accomando Adams Hollie Francis Sandy Ellyn Marcelle Debbie Agnes Altebrando Angelo Appey Applewhaite Ardis Jeff Sherry Chester Ruth Sheila Baird Batzaritch Baum Beardsley Beckett Frances James Leigh Roland Brad Jo-Ann Buffalino Burke Burstein Burton Bur well Cambridge Michelle Barry Michael Patricia Gail Timmy Yvonne Calinda Casper Casali Chance Cleckley Clinton Cobb Julius Colter Peter Con I in Charles Cooper Baron John Cox Cravne Norma Frank Al Paul Peter Crichlow Cucinotta Culen Curry Daddio Debra Michael Mike Rosie Deborah Dail Daly Dankosky Darcelin 1 I 1 Davis Keith Davis Mark Debbie Shelley Roberta Rim John Davis De Vito Diamond Dixon Donohue Dowling George Eddie Sam Wendy Duncan Eason Edsall Elder Joe Eileen Kevin Neil Vincent Andrew Fairfax Falls Feeley Feldstein Ficco Fink Linda John George Elaine Ronald Flavors Franklin Frangos Fulton Grange Karen Janyee Richard Elliot Beryl Beth Mitchell Garajcek Garland Gibney 112 Gillies Gentry Ginsberg Goldberg Kate Carol Eric Colin Frank Teresa Ricky Hunter Halfpenny Hahn Hall Hamilton Hamrick Harman Harold Keith Nancy Kevin Debbie Henegan Heneghan Henenlotter Henaghan Hesse Angela Michael Henry Barbara Antonio Hines Hojancki Horn Honan Marrinveci Kate Donna Hunter Hutcherson Dominick lannucci Patricia Howard Leticia Howard Burton Imoodhoust Vincent Jackson Valerie Jaundoo Rosemarie Jollj Joann Johnson Margaret Jones Noel Jones Leslie Julve Daniel k.it David kanig Norci Katz Matthew Kennedy James Kennedy Pamela Ann Marie Doreen Ainslie Kieth King Kitchings Kirkland a| Joyce Stephen Klement Korosh Doreen Knaust Theresa Kreyl Alice Kupferberg Eric Kupferberg Margareth Laguerre Martin Lavergne Ena Lee Laura Patricia Lcmkin Lewis Jon Bryant Littman Loft in Rose London Angela Loporchio Neil Lovett Gail Lunsford Vinnie Lyons Daryl Mahoney Frank Magnetico Robert Maitland Paul Denise Mark Lisa Donna Steve McAnulty McCain Magrane McKinnion Mingo Miraglia Claudia Rita Dawn Scott Moslin Mulkeen Nabet Nelson Dolores Nesbitt Faye Joanne Arbie Newell Newman Newsome John Sharon Nitti Norris Wendy David Lisa Laura Maria Obome O’Neill Ostashever Ownes Fanzeca Lori Billy Marion Rhett Robert Bessis Maurice Parker Parry Pasarella Penaflorid Peregoy Pettway Philips Doug Rosemary John Pogensky Posillico Priante Patricia Chris Brian Pulitano Quiney Rapelyea Joanne Joyce Brenda Brian James Rathe Rawlings Reeves Revster Richards Janet Mark Pamela Jeff Cheryl Robinson Roborchek Ross Rudes Salley Mark Deborah Richburg Riley Keith Kathy Paul Paul Rich Schreiber Schulz Schur Schwartz Schwartz Cheryl Connie John Larry Deborah Richard Sarah Seelig Serrano Seniuk Shelley Shelton Smith Smith 1 Andrew Douglas Stewart Stewart Cindy Jim Swan Tepperberg Deborah Annette Torrance Thomas Bennie Thomas Sydell Thomas Anthony Denise Debbie Joanne Amado Thompson Tilley Trupiano Turner Valdes I Jon Van Cleef Robert Waage Michael Walker Martin 118 Walsh John Washington Nettie Watkins Marcus Weathers Linda Steve Marianne Cindy Dorothea Blake Lynette Weber Wegener Weiss White Widmer Willet Williams Sandra Linda George Gail Mel Henry Robert Williams Wollman Woodroffe Young Young Zea Zee T.T.T. Put up in a place Where it's easy to see The cryptic admonishment T.T.T. When you think how depressingly slowly you climb It's well to remember Things Take Time P.H. Grook 119 Jan Figuera President Pamela Hope Fields Miller Vice President Secretary Laura Mul keen Treasurer Gerri Mike Abbondandola Angelo Jaime Ari .a Scott Arnel Terrance Sandy Batts Beauchamp Susan Bailey Robin Barber Peter Barbera Perry Barrett Gerri Rufus Shirley Denise Haywood Becker Bell Bettis Borum Bolling Althea Gary Stacey Swaby Robyn Edward Bumes Bumes Cahn Cameron Carrion Carter ■ James Donna Michael Cindy Herbert Childs Cirella Clement Clinton Coleman John Coleman Eliseo Copa Wylee Angela Gina Geraldine Corbin Cox Cumbo Curry Carolyn Davis Fred Davis Patricia David Jane DeBear Davis ■ Denise DeStefano Angelanett Comer Cara Michael Denise Donna Clyde Deoul Deutsch DiCarlo DiCabriel Dillard Jim Diliman Nancy Giambronc Linda Williard Doepper Dougherty Donald Doxey William Drasby Mark Dunham Robert Dunlap Debra Janet Anthony Yvelise Edmundson Edsall Evans Exantus Cecelia Diane Howard Liza Perry Jackie Falls Farella Fireman Fluke Forgione Francis Inita Colange Steven Judy Debbie Francis Francois Frank Frederick Frey Frank Vanessa John Theresa Michelle Bruce Giblin Gilliam 124 Goins Goode Goodman Gordon Joy Nancy Al Gloria Peter Phillip Goulbourne Graikowski Gray Gray Grealish Gregory Martin Michael Attila Diane Louise Greg Spencer Grey Gross Gyenis Hahn Hagins Hall Hall Dawn Doris Anthony Harris Heesemann Hill Mark Janet Debra Karen David Holt Honan Horowitz Horowitz Horvat Charles Hughes Digna Hurtado Denise Hylton Carol ladevaia Dick lannucci Guiseppe lannucci Jeanette lannucci Sal lannucci Michael Barry Iovino Jackson Roger Vanessa Jacobs Jamison Baron Carol Stuart Cecelia Jenkins Jones Jones Johns Albert Kennedy Vanessa Kimble Harold King Victoria Kitchings Allan Debbie Ann Amy Thomas Dane Klapper Klein Kleveta Komaroski Koveleski Krampitz Mark Richard May Paul Greg Carol Darlene Lacey Lanci Lee Lein Lewin Lewis Lewis Elaine Jane Linda Levine Levy Levy Wendell Lilley Francine Liparito Sarah Lister Mercy Nora Patricia Alvin Paul Billy Maria Litardo Litardo Lorenzen Madden Mahonev Marmo Martino Myrna Michel Eric Mich el son Gregory Middleton Theresa Milillo Francine Brian Brian Fred McFarland McKillen McLaughlin Meeks Christine Murray Andrew Murro Sandra Neal Mary Warren Jocelyn Colleen Neverson Newell Newsome Nicoll Thomas Moresco Norman Marie Mingo Miraglia Helen Mirzoeff Brian Muller Ada Morales Barbara Murray Cuille Nunez Charles Lori Lauren Nurse Offenberg Oliver Pedro Vanessa Pares Phillips Jean Robert Lawrence Pierre Posillico Powell Donald Proniewych Anthony Reape Kathy Brian Regan Reid John Yvonne Les Brian Rufrano Russell Sacani Sallie Jodi Sander Betty Darlene Santella Saunders Joanne Sawicki Michael Sbrocchi Britta Schneider William Schultz Jeff Schwartz David Peter Marian Barbara Seagle Sharkey Shaw Shelley Linda Shipman Eric Anne Donna Silverstadt Marie Smith Simonetti Tom Smith Yvette Smith Bart Fran Aimee Kathy Yvonne Stasi Spivack Stern Stevens Stevens Ann Marie Kathy Jay Desiree Andre Stewart Stokey Sugerman Summers Sutton Scott Jeffrey Swezy Taylor Patricia Bonnie Taylor Thomas Patrick Thomas Jennifer Jennifer Maureen Thompson Thompson Tracy Laura Troccoli Nora VanWaarden Betty Valme Jeanne Vet rone Edward Voisich Daryl Walker Gary Walker James Richard Margaret Gerard Joseph Walker Walker Wallace Weeks Weinberger Henry Guy Bernard Victor John Wetterich Willett Williams Wilson Wygand People live like birds together in a wood; when the time comes each takes his flight. As wave follows wave, so new people take old people s places. Matthew Yellin Carl Sandburg climbingto tranquility far above the clouds, EDWARD SCHECHTER DAVID BURNETT CLAUDETTE GAYLE LOUIS ALLACCO CHARI.ES AGINS ELIZABETH WESTRING FERN ADLER 134 Edward Schechter: senior class pres., junior clas vice pres., soph, class treas.. honor society, wing and Ipur 1 — business mgr. .''student council, student curriculum, band, dance baud. otball, madrigals. niflfhtmen. se- lect choir llWT David Burnett: senior class vfce-pres., junior class pres . honor society, wing and spur, whisp — business. editor, student curriculum, chorus, madrigals, night- men. select choir, j.v. soccer, varsity swim team Claudette Cayle: senior class sec . junior class sec . whisp — co-art editor, student council, varsity cheer- leader, chorus, dragonettes. g.a.a . reflections, select choir RHONDA ALTER Elizabeth Westring: senior class treas . honor societv wing and spur — business mgr whisp. student curric- ulum. pre-med club, reflections, select choir, s t c n c.h . swim team — mgr., w.i f c.a.s. Fern Adler: honor society, band, g a a., orchestra. Spanish club, w i.f.c a s.. w i.s.e. — sec. Charles Agins: band, chess club, intramurals Allacco: j.v baseball, varsity football varsity tfing. varsity club jB Rhonda Alter: honor Society, wing and spur — manag- ing editor, whisp, l.t.a.. g.a a . red cross. Spanish club, w i f c a s.. w.i.s.e. JAMES ANDERSON JEFF ARNEL RONALD ARM FIELD MARY ANN ASHFORD AVERY ARZU NANCY BEARDSLEY RENEW BEAUCHAMP Joyce Auster: whisp. red cross, w i f e a s . w i s e Avery Arzu: chorus, football, intramurals, night men, sw miming, track, varsity baseballJvarSitx club Glenn Axelrod: wing and spur, student council, drug council, intramurals. w i.f.c.a s. Robert Rarraco: c a cj studio Cheryl Baron: honor society, wing and spur — art editor, whisp — co-art editor, reflections. Rachel Anne Barrow : cultural arts center program, select choir Gloria Jean Baum: b o.c e s . g.a a Nancy Beardsley: honor society, chorus, g a a Rene W. Beauchamp: new school, b s u . football, track, wrestling HENRY BECKER Henry Becker: intrainur.ils. j v soccer — capt varsity sw imming. Mark Berger: intramurals, jvisoccer Nancy Bernstein: w ing and spur band, c a c stu- dio, f t a . jeopardy club, tennis. Kathryn Blanco: wing and spur whisp. band, premed club, s t e n c h NANCY BERNSTEIN 137 MARK BERGER KATHRYN BLANCO DEBORAH BLOWERS MARGARET BOOKER DERRICK W BOWMAN 138 DAVID BRIGHT Margaret Booker: b s Jaye Borenstein: honor locietv, whisp. f t.a jeop- ardy club, orchestra, chemistry club, pre-med club — pres., select choir, s t e n c h., swimming team — co-manager, w.i.f.c.a.s.. w.i.s.e Gina Bove: g.a. Derrick Bowman: student cniincrVHl-U Caroline Bradley: b s.u . boosters. Dominic Bradv: student council, j.v basefcqj yar- sitv basketball, varsity football. intramural Rtnity swimming, varsity wrestling David Bright: student council, varsity bas ll, human relations council, intramurals Patricia Brooks: b.o.c.e.s- Kimberly Brown: b.o.c.e.s.. chorus. Denise Bryant: band, b s u.. boosters, c.a.c.. cho- rus. new school. Gail Burnett: student council — vice-pres.. student curriculum, f t.a., g a.a., madrigals, new school orchestra, pre-med club, reflections, select choir w.i.s.e. —exchange student. DENISE BRYANT GAIL BURNETT UNDA CABAN RALPH BURT RAYCALDER JEAN CAPOZZI Ralph Burt: band, b.s.u varsity baskctb, Linda Caban Ray Calder: Track Joe Candfo: c Michele Carlisle: g a a select choir. intramurals, Eugene Casey: varsity bowling, intramurals, r u i i i w i s.e Patricia Catapano: o.a.c.. new school, reflections. Robert Catapano: intramurals. Jocelyn Charles: honor society — vice pres., wing and spur — literary editor, varsity basketball — mgr . g a.a . jeopardy club, new school, organic farming club, reflections, w i s e Samuel Charles: varsity basketball. Ilfl CATHLEEN CORTE TINACULEN DAVID COLLIN ANTHONY J CRUSE BARBARA CRUSE KEITH COOPER Keith Cooper: chorus, intramurals. Spanish club, swimming, track, varsity club. David Collin: honor society, wing and spur, s.t.e.n.c.h.. tennis. Cathleen Corte: student council, chorus, g.a.a., library MICH A FI. Cl NN INGHAM club Robin Crichlow: select choir Anthony Cruse: black student union, chorus, intramur- als, track Barbara Cruse: junior class — treas . wing .md spur, student council, student curriculum committee, cho- rus, f.t.a . g.a.a.. select choir, speech and debate, var- sity soccer, w i s e Tina Culen: g.a.a. Michael Cunningham: c.a.c . new school Edward Daly: varsity football, track. Richard Dankosky: b.o.c.e.s. Alfred Davis: varsity baseball, b s.u . varsity football — captain, new school, track, varsity wrestling. Henry Davis: new school RICHARD DANKOSKY Virginia Davis: b.s.u . g.a.a. EDWARD DALY ALFRED DAVIS HENRY J. DAVIS VIRGINIA DAVIS TOM DR I CRAIG R DUVAL LAURA ELLIS STACY EM ANUEL THOMAS FARKAS JEAN EVANS 145 ALICE CELESTE FLETCHER MARY FARINO CARY FELDSTEIN JIMMY FEELEY CARY FIELDS ERNEST I FISHER 146 , t li MICHAEL FIORE WILLIAM FONTANA TONY FOX MARIA FU ENTES DONNAR FOSTER Mary Farino: G.A. A Jimmy Feeley: Baseball. Gary Feldstein: Whisp — Production Manager — Managing Editor. Cheiuistrv Club. Chess Club. M atMetes Gary Fields: V arsity Wrestling. Intramural . Michael Fiore: IntramuraL Fisher: Varsity Baseball, farsit I ktnball B s D.. Varsity Club lice Fletcher: Varsity Cheerlc (. New School, W. I. S.E W i Iliam I ontana: Cross Cour So i-r .rsity Swimming Donna Foster: Sophomore C on iu : I ( 1 ’Mill ll I n I o intramurals. i ian Maria I iirntrs: W illiam Fulton Basketball] ass - Student ions VIVIAN FRANCIS WILLIAM FULTON SERITA GALLMAN TERRY CAMEZ BETH GALLOWAY RICHARD GARRISON Berti Galloway: Stus nt . uncil HSU, OJiemisIrs Club. Chorus. I ■ UA Librarv Club. Reflections Select Choir. Wbisn Terry Camc Spanish (ilub - -Vic|-I’res ng and Spur. BeS.l . Librarv 'hisp. YV I.S.E. - • ibncy: Student Council, Varsils Cheerlead- A A Ness School. Pre-Mod RofTertlons Juan Cillum: arst BasebalL-Socoer, Swim, Tracis Ju juice Gillum: Chorus Dragudi rtcs-,i: a ‘.yfi ji . v , V ,v« Oar� .in Glass B.S f . Football. Ww Wrestling GREGORY ANTHONY GARLAND THERESA CATHMAN M ARY TERESA CIBNEY JUAN GILLUM MILTON GILLESPIE DARWIN CLASS JUAN ICE GILLUM 149 PETERM GOODE CUFF GOODMAN Donna Graz ia no: Wine and Spur. IT A. C A I il rar (dub. Chorus, Select Choir. W I S F. CynlhiaC rav: C A Norman Gregory: HO C I s Curtis Gross: Yarsitv Ra «ball. Reginald Hairston: Student Council. RSI Varsity Bowling, Drue Council. Intramural''. Yarsitv Club Sabrina Hairston: (• Twirlefs J act j ue line I lavs ard: K.T A . C A A Select Choir. W. I S. E. Robert Hencnloiter: Honor Societ . Varsitv Baseball —'jjCapt ijity Basketball. Chemist r Club. J V Football Reflection . arsits Soccer — (apt. ur sitv Club SABRINA HAIRSTON ROBFRT HENENLOTTKR JACQUELINE HAYWARD DONNA HOFFER ANDREW HOFFMAN SANFORD HOFFMAN ELOIS HOWARD Brenda Hill: g.a.a nurses club. Barbara Hines: b.o.c.e s . g.a a Daphnes Hines: b s u .. tuirler Donna Iloffer: student involvement committee, au- dio visual, c.a.c.. j.v., cheer leading, g.a.a., stage crew. Andrew Hoffman: honor society, jeopardy club, s t e n c h varsity tennis — co-capt , westbury times sports article, whisp. varsity club Sanford Hoffman: b.o.c.e.s Elois Howard: honor society, boosters, dragonettes, biology club, b.s.u., c.a.c.. chorus, g a.a., human rela- tions council, library club — pres., red cross — S«-i Duane Hutchinson: varsity baseball, b.vu.. varsity football, intramurals, track DUANE HUTCHINSON Nancy Iadevia: chorus, g.a.a., new school, pre-nied red cross, reflections. Douglas Ingram: varsity soccer. NANCY IADEVIA ANTHONIKE IRONS FAYE JOHNSON TERRY JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSON Donovan Irons: Neal Jackson: basketball. •� • « : I :« i I Peter Jaffe: Wing and Spur, var . iit...� i Mitchell Jerome; honor societ' matnletes. stai� o g -w — mgr. intramurals. VEDA JOHNSON Fayb Johnson: 'ludcnlKmicil. student curriculum. Vs uvchorfii. g a a . miriutftfelflpns council football, track. Xi rry Joh nsd umu and spur, b.s.u. dragontttes. t skiers Veda Johnson: g 3.aVvoll« ball Joseph Jolly: dance band, track CHRIS KAOKLARIS Todd Kay: select chorus, golf. Dianna Kendall: student council, b.s.u., varsic In • t leading chorus, pre-med club whisp. wise TODD KAY DIANA JEANNE KENDALL Marv Ann Kennedv: b.o.c e s. Bradford Kimble: varsity baseball, varsity b.iskrt ball, chorus, human relations council. J Penny Kitchings: twirlers. 'rv ■ica Klapper: wing and spur, g.a.a i f.c a s. IkI cro Steven Klein: chess club, debate dub. intr.unnrjls wrestling AnthonY Komaroski: intramurals. I a Kordivh a a. IRobertalfronstat: ga.a. N ANTHONYKOMAROSKI BRADFORD KIMBLE FRICA KLAPPER USA KORDISH STEVEN KLEIN PENNY KITCHINCS ROBERTA KRONSTAT STEVEN LEFKOWITZ JOANN LACEY CHRIS LACNESE VANESSA-ELAINE LEAKE BRUCE LACNESE BERNARD LACUERRE Bernard Lagucrrc: Son or Jean Laguerre: Honor Socn t Soccer. S mnmmu Track. Varsity Club! Vanessa la ake: G. A . Libr .r f'lul . Stewn I efkowitz: Intra Deborah I enikin: H F.T.A.. I ihrary Club, . ................ Darrell Lewis: Varsjt FcJWmII. ross-Countr . , , Cars lewis: Honor Society. S’ ident Council. Cho- rus. Jeopardy. J V. Soccer. tght men, Pre-Med CjuU Reflections N III : 'V I S. 1 Sheryl Li I ley: C, V V Keith Little: Varsity Baseball. B.S.L . Varsity Foot- l ill 1 ibraiyCluh Varsity Club. I i d I.ohm J.V Football. Intramurals. CARY LEWIS KEITH LITTLE FRED W LOFTIN M RALPH M ARTINO BERYL MAHONEY M ARILYN MAY NANCY M ARINO GARY MAN HEIM PHILIP LOWE ELISA M ANTON Philip Lowe: football track Beryl Mahoney: student council, b.s u . chorus, human relations, select choir C.rv Manheim: w i c a Ci Pr R refl council. r, audio visual, w. student drug riculum. varsity cheerleader school � P stage ions e.soccer Elisa Mantbn: wing and spur. f t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., w.i.s.e. rarv club. Ralph Martino: honor society, mathletes Marilyn May: whisp — feature editor, stu fit cu r i horns g.afa., ne Donna Mazurkiewicz: g.a.a Peter McAnulty: honor society, student currilhluin cross-country, chorus, track, varsity club SHEILA MAYHEW PETER MCANULTY DONNA MAZURKIEWICZ EDITH MCBROOM . Edith Me Broom: ing and spiff, g a a.. ff f lections Susan Mechanic: band, orchestra. pre-rwd club, re- flections. w.i.s.e DONALD N MICKENS TERRY MIGLIORE Susan Monty: student council. varsity cheerleader, chorus, g.a a w.Lf.c a s. ANDREW NASH FELICE R NIEVES LYNN NITTI AUDLEY NEWELL Leslie Morris: b.o.c.e.s., chorus. Doreen Mutton: c a.c. chorus, select choir. Melvin Murrell: varsity basketball, b.s u . speech club. Andrew Nash: honor society, wr i and spur, intra- murals. jeopardy club, mathletes. s t o n c h . svhisp — ness s editor udlev Newell: b o c e s .Felice ic cs: g.a.a , new sdlOo) f Alma Norman: g.a.a. — vice pres., chorus, library club Christopher Norris: band, chemis als. orchestra, select choir, varsity soccer varsity wrestling, varsity club f.arry Nyquist: intramurals, var it wrestling. Kevin O’Brien: intramurals, pre-med club Cherrise Orton: b s u . g a a., orchestra. Craig Padover: honor society, whisp, intramurals, new school, speech and debate, s.t.e.n.c h. — pres., tennis — co-capt.. varsity club ndolyn Peagler: wing and spur, chorus, drago- nettes, g.a.a . twirlers Peter Perettine: golf, wrestling. Hal Perkin s: c.a.c., new school Volanda Philips: h.o.c.e.s.. chorus. Susan Piscetelli: n ing and spur, audio visual — pres.. c a c . g.a.a.. stage crew Vicky Piscitelli: g a a CECIL PARSON GWENDOLYN PEACLER YOLANDA PHILLIPS SUSAN PISCETELLI PETER PERETTINE HAL PERKINS VICKY PISCITELLI 165 EMELINA PLACERES DONNA POSILLICO ROBERT PREWITT 166 William Puleo: Honor Sori t . U hisp — Editor-In- Chief. Golf. Pre-Med Club Swimming. Varsitv Club. John Quinn: Student Coun il Hacli Chorale. Chorus. Human Relations. Select Choir. Thespians. Nightmen James Reardon: Chess Club. Football. Intramurals. Lac rosse Club — Capt.. Pre-Med Club. Swimming. Track. Varsity Club— Pres . Wrestling Michael Reaper B.O C.E.S . Chess Club. Track JAMES REARDON MARIA REDAVID MICHAEL REAPE ROYCE REDDICK Karen Reese: b.s.u Terrance Reeves: student council, b.s.u . varsity bas- ketball. intramurals. new Jchool. speech and debate, stage crew. truck, varsitv elnb w hisp. KBS Marc Rex: student council. reflections - prod mgr s.t.e ii.c h . whisp—prod mgr Donna Richardson: booster, club. Spanish club. Milton Robinson: b.s u .. varsity Edward Rogers: varsity football, select choir, j.v. soccer, thespians, varsity club, varsity wrestling Robert Rothbard: band golf, intramurals. whisp. track Jodi Rothfield: honor society, wing and spur — edi- tor in c hief, student council, student curriculum stu- dent involvement c a c.. chorus, f t.a., madrigals, new sc hool, reflections, select choir, w i s e EDWARD LLOYD ROGERS JODI ROTHFIELD ROBERT ROTHBARD JIM ROSS Jim Ross: e a c . stage crew Gan Russell: student council — pres., cross-country — co-capt . intramurals. j.v soccer, track, w i f.c.a s . w.i.s.e. — vice-pres., varsity club — treas Renee Salley: b.s.u . boosters, new school, pre-med. GARY RUSSELL 169 _ RENEEE SALLEY NANCY SCOTT ALLAN SCHUM ACKER Kevin Saunders: b.s u . football, intramurals, j baseball, track il sandifod: ( horns. K a a William Schaefer: a.v . c.a c . soC tramurals. Glen Schantz: boces. j n football LAURA SEAMON Bruce Schechner: wing and spur — sports editor, whisp — sports editor, band basketball, intramur als, .jeopard club, pre med club, soccer, ste.n.c.h . westbury times sports article ROBERTA ELLEN SEEEIG Mark Schreiber: intramurals Frances Schulz: bo.ee s Allan Schumacker: wing and spur, whisp, chess club, orchestra. Nancy Scott: g.a.a Laura Seamon: student council, y' a.a . red ross. wife a s Roberta Ellen Seclig: b o c e s John Sebastinao: whisp. intramurals Judi Segal I: student council, french club, g.a a . new school, reflections, w i.s.e WSk PAUL SHAPIRO JEFF SHARKEY MELANIE SHORE STEVEN SILVERSTEIN Janet Simmons: g a a . swimming team Daniel Small: honor society — pres . sophomore class —- v p . wing and spur, chemistry club, ches club. golf, new school, nightmen. pre-med chd — tfcas.. speech and debate — pres tm deborah smith: student council, sophomore cl;®-V sec., chorus, f t.a., g a a., pre-med club, red ctqSv wUse v marc somberg: honor societ j wing and spur —- lav- out editor, whisp. student cojincil. bowling. jr ; ard club, intramurals. stench.I ns i.s.e. ‘ J lill Sparkman: chorus. f.Ka g.a a . pre-med iiii i.s «• Bryan Spencer: baseball, b ketj new school “ framurals. JILL A SPARKMAN RITA SPEARMAN JOYSMILON M ARC SOM BERG DANIEL SMALL DEBORAH SMITH BYRON W STATTON CLARISSA STANCIL ELISE STEINER HENRY A. STEVENS JOANNESTUBENHAUS LIN WOOD C STONE Byron Station: wing and spur, intramurals, pre-med, soccer, track. Henry A. Stevens: chorus, football, track, wrestling Linuood C. Stone: honor society — secretary, wing and spur — co-sports editor, whisp. baseball, intra- murals. library club, orchestra, soccer, varsity club Vicki Stovall: g.a.a , dragonettes. orchestra, pre-med, Spanish club. Joanne Stubenhaus: bach choral choir, chorus, select choir. Peter Swerz: pre-med. Elise Taylor: g a a Ronnie Taylor: cross-countr . intramurals, pre-med Aaron Thompson: b.s u.. intramurals, j.v football, swimming, track 175 PHYLLIS DENISE TINSLEY Betty Thompson: student curriculum, student in- volvement committee, g a a. Phyllis Tinsley: band, b s.u orchestra. Spanish club Lori Toune: stage crew, twirlers. Feriando Tucker: B.OC.E.S., intramurals Marc Tucker: basketball. Valerie Van Cleef: wing and spur, student council, student curriculum, chorus orchestra. Select choir, human relations council $2 Corey Veal: student curriculum committee, basket- ball. b.s.u . human relations, intramurals Randi Vigdor: wing and spur, student f t.a., g a a . new school. Suzanne Vilinskv: g a a , n w school. senior ■■■ CL lli US. Msl.-C'l lifesaving Stephanie Washington! g.a a choru Greg Watson: intramurals. pr - KSG . w UjrcMincil, ect choir. RANDI VIGDOR STEPHANIE WASHINGTON 177 SUZANNE VILINZKY GREG W ATSON WEYMAN WATSON EVELYN WEIL GERI WEINSTEIN RANDI WEITZNER DIANA VANITY LAURA WILLIAMS 178 GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS SHIRLEY ZAINO Weyman Watson: chorus, intramural . new school. arist track Evelyn Weil: honor society, student count il. w i f c.a s.. new school, swim team Geri Weinstein: student curriculum t ommittec. c.a.c., g a.a., hew school. Randi NNeit ner: honor societv. wing and spur arcfu r g a a. secretary, gymnastics, pre-med V INCENT ZAINO Gwendolyn V illiams: g a.a .. I s u Laura Williams: b s u . g a.a. Diana Yanity: g.a a Shirley Zaino: boces Vincent 7.ihu : intramural gdonia Zea: dragonettos. g .a . pre-med. Spanish club — president Jeff Zuekerwise: wing and spur, intramurals, pre-med. s.t.e.n c.h. managing the money shortage business Anthony Libardi 997-5069 334-9404 Phone 333-3611 REGAL DEN, LTD. UNISEX LIBARDI INSURANCE Haircutting All Forms of Insurance Westbury Shopping Exclusive Men’s Center 57 Old Country Road Designer for Jericho Turnpike Westbury, L.I., N Y. 11590 Hairpieces Jericho, New York Best Wishes compliments compliments of of WESTBURY FEED LEONARD SAM CHIERCHIO SUPPLY CO., INC. R. KAHN Tropical Fish A Pet Supply Center 129 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y’. 333-0870 ED 3-0500 MEADOW BROOK FLOWER RHODA SPORTSWEAR SHOP, INC. The Complete Ladies Peter G. Roukis APPAREL Shop Bonded Member Florist Telegraph Delivery 233 Post Ave. Westbury, N.Y. Flowers and Plants oj Distinction 11590 ED 3-1102 Corner Post and Castle Avenues Westbury, N.Y. (516)334-9445 RUSSO S SHOE STORE LONG ISLAND PANELING CENTER “Shoes for the Entire Family” Trees that Made Good 172 Post Avenue ED 3-0785 Westbury, N.Y. 669 Old Country Road Westbury, Long Island, N.Y. 11590 R M DRUGS Good Luck 1002 Prospect Avenue STAAB’S Class Westbury, N. Y. 11590 HARDWARE of 334-4071 ’74 INC. THE REV. Prescriptions Cosmetics Paints AND Medicaid:Union Greeting Cards Plumbing Supplies Sundries Party Goods Tool Garden MRS. Toys Supplies HERBERT 191 Post Avenue H. Registered Pharmacists Westbury, N.Y. BEARDSLEY Donald M. Reape Hours: Mon.-Sat. Tele. ED 3-0220 Eric I. Mondersire 9:30 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Money Order Sub-station Congratulations to the Class of 1974 FROHMANN’S MEAT MARKET Prime Aged Steaks and Roasts wl Boneless cmci Kens Made to Urder Irajik The Custom-er's Prime Meat Shop 516— ED 3-0120 516— ED 3-0231 186 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. CHURCH OF THE ADVENT Westbury, New York Tel. 516 333-0615 Res. 292 Asbury Avenue WILLIAM M. DONOHUE, INC. Funeral Directors Parlor 292 Castle Avenue Westbury, L.I., N.Y. 11590 TO THE GOOD LIFE with our best wishes for success. Member FDIC BREEZY HILL DELI 55 Lenox Avenue, Westbury Just West of S. Grand St. 334-6355 HOT AND COLD HEROES from 95 r HOT DISHES TO TRAVEL Baked Ziti ..............1.60 Lasagna..................1.70 Manicotti................1.65 Ravioli..................1.60 Spaghetti Meat Balls ..1.60 Spaghetti Clam Sauce ..1.65 Best Wishes Free Prompt Delivery Service Phone ANDY’S SUNOCO ED 3-6767 480 Union Avenue Westbury, N Y. 11590 SALISBURY PHARMACY, Inc. 646 Union Avenue Westbury, N.Y. ED 4-2676 -2677 SHERMAN PIROTIN Compliments of Attorney at Law WESTBURY LUMBER CO., INC. 226A Post Avenue Westbury, New York 11590 ED 3-2553-4 349 Union Avenue Westbury, N.Y. Opp. L. I.R.R. Station Mon. thru Thurs. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fri. Sat. 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. PIZZA U m te� . M. AVON PRESS 25 Kinkel St. Westbury, N.Y. Best Wishes VIGNAND REALTY “The Recommended Realtor for 13 Years 261 Wilson Ave. 516-333-8800 Mon. toThurs. 11 A M. to 1 A.M. Fri. to Sat. 11 A M. to2 A.M. Sunday 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. FONTAINEBLEAU CATERERS You Have Tried the Rest Now Try the Best Jericho Turnpike Jericho, N.Y. 11753 FRANK’S PIZZA ED 3-7877 163 Post Avenue Westbury, L.I. BARBER SHOPPE II 246 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. Tele. 334-9758 MEN’S HAIRSTYLING AM-ERICAN YEARBOOK C O MIMA N Y OFFICES AND PRODUCTION FACILITIES: • TOPEKA, KANSAS • VISALIA, CALIFORNIA • WINNIPEG, MANITOBA • CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE • STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA GUIDANCE AUTO PARTS Inc. Automotive Parts — Hardware — Accessories WESTBURY’S AUTOMOTIVE DISCOUNT CENTER 477 Maple Avenue Westbury, N.Y. 11590 Phone 997-8380 997-8381 R M PLUMBING HEATING Repair — Kitchen Sinks Faucet Installations 1008 Prospect Westbury, N.Y. 516-333-6667 Best Wishes FRANK J. SANTAGATA Attorney at Law 160 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. 11590 516-334-6785 Sal Laqncsc hair fashions 174 POST AVC. - WESTBURY. N. Y. 11390 ED 4-4700 CO 4-9SS5 BARLEY S PHARMACY INC. Service to the Village Since 1890 Williamson Paint Wallpaper Co., inc. 1� 0 POST AVENUE. WESTBURY, N. Y. — PAINT LINES — Robert Stravino Rill Sullivan Gary Russo Peter Rocco Frank Piscetelli Thomas Bennett Richard Gioia Marc Engel Peter Daly Norma Bosch • DUTCH BOY • BENJAMIN MOORE CO. • F. O. PIERCE CO. SAMUEL CABOT ARC-1 -TEX PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL BOAT PAINTS ALSO FEATURE COMPLETE LINE OF ARTIST SUPPLIES PI2-0195 By Appointment '‘TIME WAS” ANITQUES Bought, Sold, Repaired “Clocks a Specialty” Laura Nat Lipkin 315A Willis Avenue Mineola,N.Y. 11501 NAWCC 22089 LA MAR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 MEADOWBROOK FORD, INC. FORD 265 Post Avenue Westbury, New York 11590 Plastics Packaging, Ltd. Custom Thermoforming 80 Magnolia Avenue Westbury, N.Y. 516-333-9119 EDqewooo 4-7970 JUck INSTRUMENT CO., INC. 32 URBAN AVENUE Albert P. Chitjian westbury, n. y. ns90 ARTHUR N. WILDER, D.V.M. 334-7970 FRIENDS OF WING SPUR ALDORO ELECTRIC CORP. 534 Main Street Westbury, N.Y. 11590 1973-74 VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS PRESIDENT: VICE PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: James Reardon Jeff Arnel Jeff DeVito Gary Russell Lou Alla Scott Gary Mike1 Keith Ernie Bill Fo Gene Reggie Bob Bill Hines Doug Ingram Chris Kangelari Dane Krampitz evens nwood Stone ADVISORS: Mr. Raymond H. Coleman Mr. Albert E. Handy Mrs. Bondene Westring 192 SECRETARY: VAN CLEEF - ROFIELD REALTY Paul B. Rofield Jane Van Cleef 321 Post Avenue Westbury, Long Island 333-6555 PARILLO’S SHOES, INC. 234 Post Avenue Compliments of Westbury, N Y. 11590 WESTBURY Compliments of FEDERAL SAVINGS DR. MS. LEON GORDON 334-9283 Manager Mr. Joseph LOAN ASSOCIATION CHALET Westbury, New York Fashion Hair Stylists 324 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. RUDCO PLUMBING HEATING LICENSED AND BONDED STAAB’s Compliments of 47a MAPLE AVE. Gerard Rudolph westbury. l. i.. n. y. HARDWARE INC. 7-11 635 Powells Lane Westbury, N Y. Paints ED 4-9628 LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON 5 Efficient Operators Air Conditioned Open Tues. thru Sat. -A Plumbing Supplies Tool Carden Supplies 191 Post Avenue Westbury. N Y 11590 Tele ED3-0220 fin Katherine Scott, Prop | | 814 Prospect Avenue Westbury, Long Island Best Wishes Officers and Men of the WESTBURY FIRE DEPT. CHIEF — ROBERT J. KAMMERER Phone ED 3-1340 Local and Long Distance MORTON J. LEMKAU Moving and Storage 252 Wilson Avenue Westbury, L. I. Area Code 516 334-9706' All Work Guaranteed T.G.L. SERVICE STATION, INC. Complete Automotive Service Tony Lo Mastro 635 Old Country Rd. Westbury, L. I 333-6667 MYERS FUEL OIL Thomas Myers 1008 Prospect Ave. Westbury, N.Y. COSBY 55 Post Ave. Westbury, N.Y. Tele. 997-4888 Hockey Headquarters for Long Island Specializing in Team Outfitting Puma. Adidas. Converse Shoes On behalf of the Balfour Com- pany, we would like to extend our sincere con- gratulations and the best of luck in the years ahead. °Bo(|our Jewelry's Finest Craftsmen Represented by: W. H FOX J SIMMONS — R AURYANSEN Pen Pencil Building Port Jefferson. New York 11777 Best of Luck MAX’S DELI STEFAN’S BAKE SHOP 217 Posl Ave. Westbury, N.Y. ED 3-0497 WESTLY DISPLAYS INC. 589 MAIN STREET WESTBURY, L.I , N.Y. Area Code 516 333-8440 POST CLEANERS All Work Done on Premises SPECIALIZING IN KNITWEAR 317 Posl Avenue Westbury. N.Y. ED 3-0545 Compliments of G. FRIED WESTBURY THE HOUSE OF QUALITY SINCE 1 89 800 Old Country Road Westbury, New York 11590 333-3900 Broadloom — Area Rugs — Custom Vinyl ERNEST PAULINE’S PLACE 516333-0020 RAFFELOCK REALTY 103 POST AVENUE Abe Raffelock 227 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. EDgewood 4-2696 CASSEL AUTO PARTS 2697 2698 Used Auto Parts CALIFORNIA PETROLEUM DISTRIBUTORS, INC. (516)997-6531 599 Main Street (516)334-9110 Westbury, N.Y. Joseph A. kordal Chevron Gasoline— RPM Lubricants President Atlas Tires, Batteries, and Accessories LEBCO INC. 121 Hopper Street Westbury, N.Y. PRECISION METALWORKING 87 Garden Street Westbury, N.Y. 516 — ED 3-1530 A ALL-WRITE TYPEWRITER CO. w 25-B Post Avenue Westbury. N Y 11590 Chain Link Fence. Guard Rail. Sales — Rentals — Service Playground Equipment RALPH 1 CUERCIA President A W Fuel Oil Corporation ROYAL GUARD 75 Garden Street Westbury. N.Y. 11590 FENCE CO., INC. ED 4-7300 550 Main Street, Westbury, N.Y. Prompt Service Metered Deliveries (516)334-7544 (212)895-3443 Best Wishes T S BRASS AND BRONZE WORKS, INC. Westbury New York 11590 (516)334-5412 G. A. RICHARDS CO., INC. Manufacturers of Aerospace and Electronic Machined Parts 112 Magnolia Avenue, Westbury, N Y. PROCHEL’S FLOWERS 54 School Street Westbury, Long Island N Y. Edgewood 3-0656 E Due wood 3-0098-9 EDWIN C. ETZEL, INC. Best Wishes HOLIDAY INN of Westbury P O. Box 532 369 Old Country Road Westbury, New York 11590 MATT ANDERSON Tele. 997-5000 Innkeeper A.C.516 Insurance— Mutual Funds DONALD C. KUSTES 229 Post Avenue Westbury, N Y. BRUSH HOLLOW DAIRY FARM M ilk — Eggs — Cheese — Ice Cream — Butter BRUSH HOLLOW BEVERAGE Beer — Soda — Ice 100 Brush Hollow Road, Westbury Adjacent Westbury Music Fair Open 7 Days Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 THINGS AND STUFF compliments of WESTBURY FRIENDS MOTHER WESTBURY SCHOOL GOOSE LUMBER Nursery School COMPANY Kindergarten Grades 1,2,3 NURSERY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN DAY CAMP 349 Union Avenue Post Avenue Jericho Tpke. 2 Portland Ave. Westbury. N.Y. For further information call: 333-3178 EDgewood 4-4423 ED 4-2677 ED 4-2476 l_A FAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS CORPORATION 111 JERICHO TURNPIKE SYOSSET L I N’Y' 11791 (516) 333 - 3565 (516) 997 • 8550 (212) 347 - 0600 P. MORRONE TRAVEL AGENCY Inc. “ A Phone Call will take you Anywhere in the World Plane - Steamship ■ Cruises ■ and Package Tours ' 481 OLD COUNTRY ROAD OPPOSITE ROOSEVELT RACEWAY WESTBURY, L.I., N.Y. 11590 PROMPT FREE DELIS ERV EDgewood 4-9827 4554 POST AVENUE SERVICE STATION ZANE’S UNITED CIGAR STORE 215 Post Avenue COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Westbury, L. I. FD 4-9622 MIDVILLE CHEMISTS Inc. 225 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y 997-7880 Open Sundays Post Liberty Avenue Westbury. N.Y. 11590 Jake Campsey WE GIVE YOU SERVICE Bob Adler A TO Z EQUIPMENT CORP. •30 Hopper Street Westbury, N. Y. 11590 (516)997-5867' Utdt AUTO PARTS, Inc. Complete Line of Parts Accessories Chrome Speed Equipment 1081 Old Country Road Westbury. N Y 11590 compliments of Best Wishes From ROOSEVELT RACEWAY MR. AND MRS. WAYNE E. WESTRING Mrs. Franklin Authur M. Wilder Congratulations Class of '74 Howie Schechter Ellyn Appey Margie Weil Mr Mrs. M Schiff Lee S. Czeg E. R Monahun Mr Mrs. Alexancer J Raia Mr John T Yarnes Mr Mrs. Goode Mr Mrs. Wvgand Billy Marmo Selden Bunn Annie Riouse Mr Mrs. Grey Doug Pogensky Mr Matroni Mr Mrs. Spivack Hope Miller Mr Mrs. Henry Stern M A J 9 7 73 New Cassel Market Joe Service Station Small Fry Children's Shop The Helms — Nancy Boh Mrs Shelly Please. Mr Raziano. pass them A. M. LANDSCAPE • DESK, C. • SOD SEED LAWNS • TOP SOU • TKEES-MtHUBS • LAW N I IN. E • UNDPROROl. ND SHRINK I MIS Estimates Given Industry • FENCING WOOD • WALKS A PATIOS •GRAVEL • TREE REMOVALS INTENANCK itJNDATlON TING ulscapiriR lor Horn. A m Jwi TONY MONTEFORTE The Choice of Choice Foods THE WESTBURY VILLAGE DELICATESSEN Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 Ocke Ketelscn, Prop. MR. MRS. JOHN M. BURNETT 250 Post Avenue Westbury, L.I., N Y. 11590 334-9381 247 POST AVE.. WESTBURY. N Y 11590 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS THE WESTBURY CLASSROOM TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION iffy - NATIONAL i HONOR SOCIiTY Best Wishes to themlas: national honor society DANNY SMALL LYN CHARLES NWOOD STONE JOANN LACEY f ANITA WINTERS NORMAN HIRSCH, D.D.S. DR. SIDNEY FINKEL, M.D. STEPHEN R. HALL, D.D.S., P.C. Bill Puleo— Editor-in-Chief John Flood — advisor Marc Rex — Managing Editor Gerald Mallon — advisor Scott Swezy, Martin Grey — Transcription Best Wishes To The Class of 1974 THE WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION compliments of WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL BAND Best Wishes — WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS BEST WISHES AND CONTINUED SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF ’74 CLASS OF 1975 President: Jan Figueira Vice-president: Pam Fields Secretary: Hope Miller Treasurer: Laura Mulkeen Advisors: Mrs. Nancy Doran Mr. John Fasano n i ■ .1 Kumquat Mr. Carl Monk Eric A Kori Dobrin Joel Betty Eve Raziano Judy Friederecks Mrs. Lillie Kelly Donald Reape Barbara Foye Cindy White Sue Piscetelli Fred Brunnemer Mr. Mrs. Lepselter Mr. A.J.De Vito The Penguin Walter O’Brien Daniel Small Mr. A Mrs. S. Yewin Rose Everman Stag Health of Westbury Richard A. Walker I Love Mark Remember “Oliver” Marc Denis Mr. Mrs. R. Johnson Ann Michael Stellato The Willises Mrs. C.W. Jones The Lewin Family Mr. A Mrs. Hackett Mr. Mrs. R.J. Dwyer The Kreindlers Snoogie A Puddin Barbara Dwyer Mrs. Block Mr. Gene Lovette Anthony Reape Frank Piscetelli, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Mollitos Jill Piscetelli Laura Owens Shelley Diamond Frank De Angelis David Dahle Mrs. Wallace Wall John Mulizici Celeste L. Masslich Eric Kupferberg C. Anderson Rodney Jenkins From a Good Friend Caroline Kotkov Willie Brutus Mr. A Mrs. Ferrante Berco Industries Mr. A Mrs. Rexrode Leonard V. Loporchio Mr. Mrs. R. Hoffman Mr. Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick Puddin’ Snoogie Feldman Lumber Mr. Mrs. Kupferberg Rosalie Rafter Mr. A Mrs. Holt Nancy Doran Bart Zaino Mr. Mrs. S. Russo Mega A Omi Jeffrey A. Maitland Linwood C. Stone With Love from F. Pulitano Hannev Louie and Geri The Schechter Crew Rita M. King Bill Puleo M. Newman Mr. Mrs. M. Yewin Mr. Mrs. Daddio Theresa Kreyl Mr. Mrs. J. Bredin Ms. J. Ciardullo Williamson’s Paint Mrs. Ruth Conners T. Kozilowski H. Marino Mr. Mrs. Dooley Mr. Wallace Wall Pamela Stills Eric Kupferberg II Mrs. A. Brown Carmella Buffalini Good-Mor Drugs John Fagiolo Mrs. Ann Seniuk Ima Field Maria Raia Henry Razzano Vito’s Bike Shop The General A Guisep The Rothfield Family Mrs. Joan Allen Roger A. Cox Fran Longo Spencer Hall Rev. Beardsley Mrs. Evelyne Marshall Patricia Pulitano Robert Rivers Mr. John Burnett Mr. A Mrs. Mandeville Lawrence McCain Marion Shaw F. Riccardo Emmitt Core High School Administration The Davis Family Mrs. Ludcman Jo and Al Posillico Pettigrew Family Vee Simeone Young T. Cammarata Norman Trigg Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lovitt Mr. A Mrs. Kennedy Michael Feeley Mr. and Mrs. John G. Blowers Mr. A Mrs. Maitland Mr. Steve Seniuk Mrs. Ada Colter George E. Hull II Elizabeth Roe James Walker Mr. A Mrs. Devito Mr. A Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Gorman Gary Burns Kenneth E. Little Jan Figueira Deferrari’s Ellyn Appey Mrs. Komaroski Mrs. Silver Wright Mr. A Mrs. Harvey Arnel Emil's French Cleaners F. Corso Sandy Roberta Earlean Underwood Jake and Freddie Mae Gloria Lancer Tommv Farkas John Seniuk Drew White Roy and Faith Rathe Metrotec Electronics The Video Shop Mrs. Shantz John’s Aqua-Pets Mrs. E. Blanco Lynette Williams The Smilon Family Leon Dodson Mrs. Regan Mr. Mrs. Pulitano Trina Doxey Mrs. H.H. Beardsley L. O. Kendall Bilt Rite Steel Buck Corp. Dorothy Schwartz The Somberg Family Mr. Fuschillo Janet and Sam Edsall Mrs. William Honan Helene Block Mr. and Mrs. Axelrod Friendly Ice Cream Dr. McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fulton Dorothy Moffett Paul B. Napper Mr. Posillico Kendall Reid Babs Mrs. Hairston Steinhardt Galleries Mr. A Mrs. Frank Piscetelli Mr. Rufus Norris Robert Belcher Constance Sagendorph Frank Clinton May Jade Lee Marianne Kelly Frank J. Gismondi Lynne’s Luncheonette B.V.S. Zekc Joyce and Joe Element Catrine A Philipe Cusset Rock-at-Lehigh ’76 Mrs. Roberta Cruse Time Was Antiques The Mechanic Family .. . who 7n'th world do you think — cause we all shine on, like the moon and you are„ a superstar, the stars and the sun Wing and Spur Mrs. Eleanor Merritt Jodi Rothfield Art Advisor Editor-In-Chief Mr. Joseph Raziano Business Advisor Elizabeth Westring. Edward Schecter Business Editors Mr Robert Seckler Wing and Spur Advisor The Editors: 1st: Marc Somberg. Cheryl Baron. Rhonda Alter. Jodi Rothfield (editor) 2nd: Lin- wood Stone. Jocelyn Charles. Bruce Schechner First: K Blanco. J Boren stein. A Nash. Y Stevens. D Graziano. Second: A Kupferberg, L Fluke. R Beardsley. J. Smilon. A Hoffman. L. Burstein. B. Station. M Deutsch Standing: D Nabet. S. Cahn. M Grey In Tree: M. McAnulty, M. Lacey. B Cruse Another inspired scholar. Mr Lunsford. I don't need a pass — I'm the principal! 218 High school is more than the time we spend in classrooms and hallways, it is a place dedicated to observing, understanding and applying what we hear, see and feel. And who's this dapper dude? Each of us has a special uniqueness , even under what appears to be the conformity of our exterior . . . � ’ There are horizons in our core but There are no bounds Though there are shadows. There are also gardens where our flowers will grow and flourish . . . Because we have watered them in earnest. Things are just too groovy!! Once she gets a glimpse of my MAGNIFICENCE — she’s mine. Excitement hits the crowd — Which side’s That’s the funniest thing v So much for nostalgia' Thinking is a thing to do now or never, which do you? All aboard, for A Magical Mystery Tour! iajt our publislivTs ar HM os. our p tarns Our sincere thanks to: Mr. Rbbert Seckler, Mrs Eleanor Merritt, and Mr Joseph Raziano, our faculty advisors: Mr Phil St. Pterre tnd the Ame |can | Mr. HfUrvey KiAhin forbearing with Special thanks to: Robert Bro non, The Moody Bluesr-Swa Wordsworth. aphers and owning, UwvatuLrtisI)), l.bren EiseleyZBalpli Walyu Lwersbn, Pie| TTl'ln. Johr anri Sfv 1anda?Metyrv fiavid Thoreau, Walt Whitman] The Whortmd Wi T v I I [ 1 Photos by: Mike Deutsch, Joann Guarino, Mr. Kevin McGill. Mark Reborchik, Alan Schumacher and Matthew Yell in 1 ' J 00 % Audio the Cldftof 1974 -Pit— Peace of mind 7 celebrate tnyself and what lyassumeyQLishall assume for evecyMom ti bnging to me as good belongs to you ' . - rr 111 . _' 'P . ..