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

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WHISP Since its conversion from a mimeographed tabloid to a regular printed newspaper, the Whisp has been contin- ually advancing. More and more features and its supple- ment, the Scholastic “Roto,” make the Whisp a more complete and enjoyable paper. This year a new organization set-up has been put into effect. There are now two separate departments with Ro- berta Hahn as editor-in-chief. The two departments are the literary, headed by Stephanie Schram, feature editor, and Dorothy Schroth. news editor, and the make-up, headed by Carol Welch, managing editor. With the help and guidance of Mr. Carl Monk, the Whisp is continuing its fine service to the school. 10

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has been running smoothly this year under the able direction of Paul Kennedy, President, and Mr. Joseph Matthews. An accomplishment of the Council has been a lunch hour recreation program, which includes basketball games and entertaining movies. The purpose of the Council is to make school life more pleasant for everyone in general, and the Council has done a worthy job of it this past year. PROJECTION CLUB The Projection Club, through its own voluntary service, ran many movies for the school this year. The club volunteered their lunch hours to show the movies held in the auditorium several days a month. Mr. Southard directed this group and gave instructions on how to operate the projection machine. 9

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