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

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JANET KOPACK Janet” Thinks the Navy's pretty neat . . . Eddie Fisher will do, too . . . wields a handy bat in baseball . . . may return to W.H.S. on the other side of the desk if she doesn't fly the first jet to the moon . . . G.A.A., Whisp, Wing and Spur, Projection Club, Red Cross. WILLIAM KREMER Bill” Candidate for the ten best- dressed men file . . . intends to win thirty games his rookie year for the Yanks . . . avid note receiver . . . but keeps them on the hook . . . Projection Club, Baseball, Wing and Spur, Intra- mural Basketball. JANICE KOVELESKI Janice” Short and sweet . . . silence is golden, but she must be platinum . . . someday will be world' ca- nasta champion . . . studying to become Portia's pen . . . Riding, Bowling, Whisp typist. ANN KRAMER Sugar” Will represent Westbury in the Roller Derby Olympics . . . the gold rush spiked with china blue eyes . . . hopes to be a dental technician someday ... a Jeff Chandler admirer but will settle for any black-haired blue-eyed Romeo . . . G.A.A., Wing and Spur, Whisp typist. BARBARA KROKOWSKI Stevie” Sparkling eyes, a sunshiny smile . . . thinks boys in convertibles are an unbeatable combination . . . snappy steno soon . . . who knows, maybe marry the boss . . . Bowling, Volleyball, Whisp typist. 19

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JOHN KENNEDY John” Has a passion for peace and quiet . . . admits his favorite recreation is darkroom work and likes good companionship, too . . . at home in a hobby shop of cameras ... a flashbulb genius who may someday tally on the Times . . . President of Honor Society, Wing and Spur Photo Editor, Bowling. A. JAMES KETCHAM Crazy Legs” One of Mr. Southard's proteges who's fast becoming an advertis- ing addict . . . seventh period health desperado . . . anticipates building 100 T.V. set . . . usually seen on the fairway ... a carver at heart . . . Golf Team, Wing and Spur. JOHN KINGSTON Johnny” Plenty game for girls and a good time . . . one in a million boys whose secret desire is to get mar- ried . . . real date-bait with brown curly hair and a slow, easy smile . . . baseball's for this Babe and someday may be a trainer. CHARLES KIESEL Charlie” Clever with his hands . . . hopes to go to a trade school . . . learn the pros and cons of being a ma- chinist . . . makes furniture . . . bowls, ice skates and shoots at a hoop with pleasure. WALTER KOENIG Dutch” Notorious rogue of Shemky's Shad Row . . . Westbury's Roy Rogers . . . pops into view at Talent Assemblies . . . lunchtime softball and Intramural Basket- ball star. 18

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ROBERTA KUSTER f Bobbie” Why do I have to get up in the morning? ... in favor of perm- anent vacations 'cause loafin's such fun . . . Symphony Sid keeps her amused when there's no memmber of the opposite sex available . . . G.A.A., Whisp, Majorette, Red Cross, Chorus, Projection and Photography Clubs. THOMAS LAGNESE Louie” Big, dark, take life easy guy . . . never walks a long distance . . . sleeps, eats and vacations with the greatest of pleasure . . . would like to go into the plumb- ing business . . . builds models . . . lifts weights with ease . . . Track, Soccer, Basketball. EUGENE LEO Gene” Madman at math ... a ping- pong addict ... at home in the hills . . . Spanish tango artist . . . the Irish Jig came easy to him, too . . . weakens at a nice smile from a girl . . . Spanish Romeo . . . Baseball. ROSE MADSEN Ro” Sold a million ice creams . . . Miss Proly's Girl Friday . . . still look- ing for the right guy . . . she'll find him . . . partial to French fries and pizza pie . . . moons over travel folders by the hour . . . G.A.A., Whisp, Service Club, Wing and Spur advertising. Pro- jection Club, S.P. MARTIN LILIE Flash” Expert on photography and cat- tle raising . . . hopes they will make him a billion so he can buy a Cadillac . . . thrives on eating and taking life easy . . . Projec- tion Club, Intramural Basketball. 20