West Babylon High School - Eagle Yearbook (West Babylon, NY)

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One of the rnost successful events of the year was the motorcade to the Babylon football game sponsored by Student Council. Atop Dave Van Bruntls station wagon Kurt Sautter, Bob Seg- ura, Paul Rossitto, and Billy Bell provided the enthusiastic participants with some music? Mrs, Shelfo followed Dave's overloaded car with the varsity cheerleaders. . . . lumni Dance and otorcade Diane Buono put the finishing touches on the traditional Loyal supporters, even if they did have to walk. The but- Christmas tree purchased by Student Council, while Paul tons, shakers, and banners displayed were an indication of Fischer, Judy Hoernel, Bob DeSoto, Nancy Smith, and the boundless school spirit of these West Babylon students. Tina DiBartolo tried to decide how to decorate the wall. , .-.,. 1 z 4-is- J liT' 'LZ5E'3HfJflffi.f?x!fJfSk:'2IK1iZ'L-.izfzrl .f..q1z..,.-gtg i.zL- r- Q- W---1, --V --W I

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M47 FRONT ROW: julie Gomez, Mike Kane, Eric Kraft, Jean Geoghegan, Serain Martin, Janet Litwa, Fred Hall, Mary Manzi, Mr. Payne. SECOND ROW: Linda Wendt, Tina Pachla, and Elaine Forand. DiBartolo, Grace Beinert, Kitty Rienzo, Peggy Armour, Jane tudent Council Sponsors . . . Under the supervision of Mr. Payne and its officers - Eric Kraft, president, Michael Kane, vice-president, julie Gomez, secretary, and Jean Manzi, treasurer, Student Council this year has had an unusually busy schedule. It can proudly boast of a successful first in the history of West Babylon High School. In order to promote top school spirit for the last game of the foot- ball season, a non-league tilt with arch-rival Babylon, the Council organized a motorcade from W.B.H.S. to the Babylon field. This proved a big boost to morale and was well received by all. At Christmas time, Student Council collected money from the student body and bought gifts for a needy family. It is also engaged in raising money for the foreign student fund. During the winter season, it sponsored a Roaring Twenties Dance to raise money for an Alumni Dance, which was held during Easter vacation. It was open to past graduating classes and this year's senior class. The dance proved to be a wonderful opportunity for re- newing old friendships and making new ones. All in all, the Council has accomplished much in the line of bringing our students together in educational and social activities.

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Frances Saia, Janet Litwa and Mr. Elms. English Honor Society Publishes Magazine FRONT ROW: M. DuBord, P. Verderosa, G. Jones, J. Litwa, and G. Adaln. SECOND ROW: M. McGahill, Mrs. Langford, L. Miller, F. Saia, M. Pachla, N. Rule, V. Kaider B. Forman, M. Kane, A. Courtney, G. Mayer, B. Fogarty, E. Kraft, R. Nagengast, I. Donowa, and G. Avans. FRONT ROW. Virginia jones, Lorraine Markgraf, Stephanie Lamo, Gudrun Adam, Barbara Keller, Frances Sheeron, Judith Hoernel, Phyllis Verderosa. SECOND ROW: Mr. Van Brunt, Patricia Walsh, Frederick Hall, Gerald Giesler, Ralph Jansen, John Beckerich, Eric Kraft, Its literary magazine, Tempo, was the most important work of the English Honor Society this year. A collec- tion of the best poems and stories written by the members, it revealed a side never before seen of many of the contributors. All activities of the organization were under the direction of Mrs. Langford and oflficers V. Jones, president, P. Verderosa, vice-president, Litwa, secretary, and G. Adam, treasurer. J