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

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Boys' Leaders Club is perhaps not so well known as the girls, organization but is cer- tainly equally as iinportant. Organized at the end of last year, its oflicers include Gerald Giesler, president, Phil Bassi, vice-president, David Van Blunt, secretary, and Michael Kelly, treasurer. Because of its newness, the club, under the supervision of Mr. De- Lucca, has been limited in its activities. In the future we may expect to see it become an important organization. - 651. Q Math Club membership is made up of students in the accelerated math class, some of whom participate in the monthly meets of the Suffolk County Math League. Members include - FRONT ROW: J. Litwa, P. Walsh, treasurer, V. Jones, vice president, Mr. Clyde Payne, advisor, R. Jansen, president, G. Adam, secretary, and V. Kaider. SECOND ROW: S. Laino, D. Meray, M. Kane, E. Kraft, C. Ohlmiller, D. Kucij, L. Hendrickson, J. Halpin, D. Nagengast, R. Sawey, C. Ames, B. Fogarty, M. Murphy, F. Carney, N. Rule, G. Bourque, I. Donawa, and B. Redder. FRONT ROW: F. Hall, D. Van Brunt, G. Giesler, L. Sears, G Rivera, C. Ohlmiller, and P. Bassi. SECOND ROW: W. Lynch, B Luke, D. Hubert, F. Calanatto. T. Connolly, J. Halpin, M. Kelly and T. Kiritsis. THIRD ROW: Mr. Sciortino, H. LaGrassa, N Capassano, V. Nello, J. Germano, R. Krumholz, G. Collom, M Murphy, R. Nagengast, R. Rienzo, and Mr. De Lucca. J

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-,..,,.,.M-M Innovations for Band and Chorus Mr. De Iulio puts the band through its paces daily during activity period whenever the weather allows. West Babylon can truly be proud of its high school band which this year has seen a tremendous improve- ment under the leadership of Mr. De Iulio. During the football season the band marched out on the Held at the commencement of each home game with a peppy, well-done fight song to put the crowds which filled the bleachers as well as the team in a fight for victoryu spirit. At half-times they dis- played their ability not only to play good music, but FRONT ROW: J. Manzi, S. Pantelao, D. Baxter, and G Cocovelli. SECOND ROW: E. Driscoll, L. Danilevics, V Nlarino, J. Milazzo, R. Konig, J. Kanellos, D. Nagengast, J. Sindelback, E. Steppe, B. Fogarty, M. Kane, Mr. Delulio and C. Bobell. THIRD ROW: E. Rossitto, C. Somese, F also to do skillful precision marching. The band also provided the student body with enjoy- able entertainment at several assembly programs, the Christmas assembly performance being particularly notable. The members have mastered concert music, marches, and popular music as well. Highlight of the year for the music department was, of course, its an- nual spring concert, where the band performed admir- ably, climaxing a year of hard, but enjoyable, work. Valdstera, J. Giaversa, J. Feise, W. Koontz, T. Florio, M, Quagliano, P. Keane, C. Ott, and J. Steppe. FOURTH ROW: V. Kaider, J. Kenedy, G. Bourque, M. Stallard, P, Lutz, J. Collom, V. Zeisner, C, Neilson, G. Schwertz, M. Shea, and J. Bernado. '-' t .X .M 'W wwf M