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

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JEAN DEFERRARI Def” Dimpled and merry . . . never a sharp word . . . modeling may be up her alley . . . male mail makes her eyes sparkle . . . Alan Ladd movies leave her sighing . . . but homework and housework bring on the gloom . . . has her life planned . . . work five years, then get hitched . . . Archery, Baseball. JAMES DIESTEL Big Jim” I can't help singing 'tis the Irish in me . . . responds to flattery . . . naturally favors Notre Dame . . . Rye Beach fugitive . . . worn a path across our stage . . . Bas- ketball, Baseball, Football, Track, Student Council, Bowling, Head Over Heels. PHILIP DeJULIO Phil” Westbury's Glenn Miller . . . wrote Barber Shop Blues . . . may be banned because of steal- ing police dept.'s trademark . . . attending candidate school for maestros . . . Band and Chorus supporter. HAROLD DICK Harold” Rough on renegades at class meetings . . . stakes a claim at Jones' every summer . . . plots big date with Liz Taylor . . . Friday night movie, then vanilla malt- eds . . . faculty's dream last fall . . . always had his hand up . . . Class of '52 President, Football, Basketball, Honor Society. HELEN DeRIDDER Helen” Scoots around school with a song in her heart and a beat in her feet . . . crazy about cooking . . . ruff on rowdies . . . though hankerin' to get hitched, she'd like to develop her knack for nursing first . . . Wing and Spur, Latin Club, G.A.A., Projection Club. 13

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MARINO CECCOLI Mert” Wants to join the Navy and see the Waves . . . 'cause his weak- ness is women .. . bowls a bit and is really in the swim come sum- mer . . . mad about models, en- gines, that is . . . Intramural Bas- ketball, Soccer. QUENTIN CROWLEY Quent” A hot rod addict now and in- tends to keep it up indefinitely . . . one of the live-wires of the class . . . has visions of circling the globe someday . . . Football, Track, Basketball, Student Coun- cil, S.P., Hunting and Fishing Club President. BRUCE DALTON Gno?ne” Professional hand-shaker . . . plans to make a million playing college basketball . . . wild and wooly on the dance floor . . . kept, by Miss Grady, from investiga- tion by the Kefauver Committee for embezzlement of Senior Class funds . . . Basketball, Baseball, Treasurer of Class of '52. WINIFRED CROWLEY Pookie” Peppy, young miss ... a friend to all who know her . . . crazy over blondes with blue eyes . . . will wobble down an airplane aisle as a hostess . . . hates to keep appointments . . . G.A.A. President, Secretary, Treasurer, Cheerleader, Projection Club. THOMAS DAVIS Red” Easily identified by his flaming thatch . . . usually disappears around hunting season . . . aspi- rant of the tooth jerking profes- sion but secretly hopes to get in some dancing, too . . . was active in Baseball and Track. 12

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MAUREEN DUFFY Duff” Jerks sodas at Soc's . . . but thinks male jerks are for the birds . . . intends to become a receptionist who receives quite a bit . . . with knitting as a hobby, she may get tied up rather early . . . Whisp, Basketball, Volleyball. DOROTHY JOAN DUTTON Joanie” Ardent fan of the male sex, espe- cially when they own light blue convertibles . . . slurps up lemon sodas in a jif' . . . sings popular songs . . . dances a lot ... on the way to being a good secretary . . . Projection Club, Whisp, Wing and Spur. GORDON ETHERINGTON Chop-Chop” Has a huge appetite for fun . . . witty through and through . . . terrific younger brother in Head Over Heels . . . thinks beat-up hot rods ruin the road . . . dreams of saluting superiors at West Point . . . Football, Hunting and Fishing Club, Intramural Basket- ball. v. JOAN EANNACCONE Joanie” A truant officer's daughter . . . a honey of a cub reporter for Westbury Times . . . twirls the clothes around at Westbury Valet . . . G.A.A., Projection Club, Li- brary Club. CHARLES ESPOSITO Chuck” Definite about his dislike for school work . . . can't wait to take off . . . eager fan in the stands who likes to play too . . . especially baseball . . . recreates himself through slumber . . . Track, Baseball. 14