Westbury High School - Wing and Spur Yearbook (Westbury, NY)
- Class of 1954
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During our school day we have a recapping of history, a working know- ledge of our language as well as others, new ideas brought forth by Alwfi .mm f ,. ,,,,, .. ,M Q'-1 science, problems, easy to very dif- ficult in math, and phys. ed. to build strong bodies as the others build strong minds. And then at 3:05, as it began, the day is ended and the birth of a new one is awaited. Pourquoi? Cur? Que? 1' 1 1 .Lg fx I i is We plan ahead. L 1 Clay -9 too much water mess And your plans? Paper, ink, and press. Needle thread and material Musician? Secretary? PRESIDENT? Our choice is varied and great. We plan ahead to the ambitions torthmost in our hearts and under a guiding hand our dreams take light. Our school offers us a broad curriculum, for college prep, business, home, ec., industrial arts, art, and music in assisting us in making the choice-- that which interests us the most and which we want to do more than anything else. The next school year is awaited by the underclassmeii and the Seniors look to their long-awaited Graduation. But as we look ahead to the future, we will never forget the past. We are at ea e. if ' Clothes make the men. l. Jumping feet apart, clapping hands over head - 'I-2-3-4- familiar words that are des- tined to become a part of history. In the lighter moments at Westbury High a book, a bell, or just a mop are part of being at ease. There are many things to dog clubs and band during our X-periods fthose thingsllg assemblies and the like during our Z-periods. At noon the chorus meetsp the gyms are in use - the smaller one for dancing, the larger one for boys basketball. All in all our work, planning and at ease moments are school and the things we are going to remember. That's SOME wagon! l'2'3'4 Saturday night? F Q ,, -:,: - .1-1. if-4 v-, .- ig.. -i -- - vi 27, ...,.., ,-gl A. 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The Student Association consisting of an Assembly and Council, as in similiarity to our own United States Govern- ment, held school-wide elections for officers last spring. Elect- ed to these offices after much hard-won campaigning were Dave Sherman, President, with Sam Quinan ably assisting him as Vice-President and Thomas Carolan, Treasurer. When school got under way in September, Doris Gore was elected Second Vice-President and Eleanor Williams, Secretary. Mr. Matthews, our advisor, contributed much to the association's success. The Assembly and Council members served on five com- mittees. These icommittees, the Social Service, Financial, Club, and Assembly Committees, dealt with all the problems of school life. The students on these committees represent their class and each class is represented in the Student Association according to the number of students in the class. A huge pep rally, a Student Patrol, and the installation of a new pencil machine and iuke box are some of the many OFFICERS: Row T - T. Carolan, S. Quinan, D. . . d h. Sherman. Row 2 - D. Gore, Mr. Matthews, E. prolecis corne out' ls Year' Williams. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Row 1, Bottom - G. Molesky, M. Kiclnham, A. Backer, W. Whylie, K. Barney, A. Uveno, E' Malone, P. Bbfney. Row 2 - M. McVicar, D. Ney, P Burns, J. Kickham, R. Simmons, A. Rocco, J. White, E. Kowalchulc. 'X ,url C ff! if .cl SL C CN . J- 'N . . fill!! V SQYll'lw F P olitician tomorrow. 1 I ' it L K x ,-tl: X Q !J'X 'HC 13 cr Q Q . I A K 7+ s SERVICE COMMITTEE: Row I - D. Graham, D. Welch, S. Quinon, B. Welch, J. Nelson, D. Price. Row 2 - I-. Rudolph, D. Feron, C. Russell, J. Leonardi, M. Wood, J. Hornung, J. Maroney, A. Smith, J. Ziano. CLUB COMMITTEE: Row I - M. Elliott, A. Bologna, G. Gondolini, D. Gore, M. Komaroslri, V. Killoch. Row 2 - D. Welch, B. Sullivan, B. Maniscalco, E. Van der Eynden, H. Lynch, M. Sheehan. FINANCIAL COMMITTEE: Raw I -- L. Tedeschi, V. Foglia, M. Knipfing. Row 2 - T. Carolan, C. Madsen, E. Williams, M. Vickers, C. Scibelli, N. Murano, W. Wylie. I '1 3. Picture and deadline N 9' Y' A EDITORS AND ADVISORS L to R K hlman thad D bs W J Ne so 1 '14 l I 1 f ii f2 f . 5 Things were different this year as far as the staff of the Wing and Spur was concerned. There were two Editors-in-chief Debby Gibbs and Roger Rogers to shoulder the burden. Their assistant editors were: Margaret Cantlay Literary- Arleen Nidositko Art- Jeanne Nelson Photography- Pat Barney Typing- Mary Lou Elliott Proof- reading- and Laura Cassese Business Manager. As soon as these were chosen additional staff members were selected and the work began. Writing copy doing art work making photography schedules planning layouts and getting ads were a few of the numerous tasks the staff had to cope with. The beginning of March brought a Junior staff of seven members into being. They were recruited to help us and also to help them in their book next year. It was a big job and a tiring one but the fun balanced the headaches. Many many thanks' go the faculty advisors: Miss Kuhlman Mr. Southard, Mr. Gravesj and Mr. Heist, without whose patience and perserverance, this book would not'have been published. IO our bigge t headache . SE IOR STAFF Tablel Lfo R B Bruno M Albunese B Bertorello L Moleslcy W Butron M Wasserman E Vossberg e 2 ckgauer V oglua u C Bauer M E en s :ner A agna e r a ang t H Jekel H Norton W Sampson E McGrath E O Connell mir' i 15142- JUNIOR STAFF L to R edlmann P Ha rson L Tedescl J Arccrr M ee han M Freeman 'Q N-4 ADVERTISING STAFF Sealed L to R horn R S Teo C C Pannell T Carrul D Ney J Kenny Row 2 L io R ras: no Pascare c Pruce C Glava B We: M Watson A Backer Row 3 L to R C Knlpfmg R Spencer R Guadogno J Kuckham E Simon M-Uvbw 5 Ls gg.:-JL. T ,LZ 5 if I - s , ,- C - K 1 ' 4 T. 'T 'Fl A . . T F XX 4 , 1, j X N : , - . , . , , , . , . , . , . . Tabl , L To R - C. Ru , . F ' , P. Re'lly, . , . g - fe' , . Bal , E. H lle . S1 nd' , L o R - . , , , . , . , ......,gi, ' in 1 A I -'-'W--'- 'W' gl , l : f P. H 'i , . Reilly, J. ri , . HA, . ', . Sh - L L 6 H! Q 5 :L V1 . L , l H T, 4. il ' 6 L A 1 1 1 - V 'T ' I M . ' R9 , 6 L J? .x 2. 'N 4 'li ,-, gm A -V 4 .. .. y ' lf I : - K. Ein , , Fink, . r, . . , . ', . , . . - A, S ', V. Fogl' , D. ll , D, ' , . k, . lh, L. . , . . - . ' ' , , 4 I .JJJ I X, What' n W? . .1 A .1 A J ' 1 ,.f J x T 1 . If xv 5, A if If XI, ixf my EDITORS: Seated L to R W V. Foglia, E. Williams, B. Bruno, J. Arcari, B. Gannon. N ,IU 'Q Standing L to R v G. Gondolini, E. Saladino, A. Rocco, P. Heidtmann, Mr, Monk, N K X K 'LN ,.f X M. Wasserman, B. Welch, J. White, K. Einharn. ef f' A-7' X 's V f . if A-Q. . - L X . - v 5- The Whisp is written and edited by the stu- NEWS AND MAKEUP STAFF: Seated L to R-C. Semmler, D. Waplington, P. Gray, T. Mossmon, J. Nelson. Standing L to R --- A. Stellato, N, Levin, B- Sl-'lllVOFt. C. Knipting, C Schwendler, M. Dakuerre, E. McCrosson, C Ruclcgauer. The make-up staff has charge ot writing head- lines, proot-reading copy, and assembling a dummy. The business divisions include the typists, who prepare copy for the printers, the circulation crew that sells the paper, and the advertising staff that solicits and arranges the ads for the paper. The Whisp statf greatly appreciates the guid- ance given them by Mr. Carl Monk, their faculty ad- visor. dents of the school. There are four divisions: the Co- editors-in-chief, Barbara Bruno and Michael Wasser- man, the news and feature editors,Joan Arcari and Eleanor Williams, respectively, managing editor, Bar- bara Welch, business manager, Virginia Foglia and Brigid Gannon, and Advertising editor, Peter Heidt- mann. The writers are responsible for covering the school news, and interviewing students, teachers and celebrities. BUSINESS AND TYPING STAFF: Row T L to R - S Grentell, P. Fis Malcznski, D Gore. Row 2 L to R r A. Finll, J Asch, M. Menicucci P Dalton, B, Maniscalco, C. Mattia, M. Watson, E. Prokopiak. ' f Ae ell our p 1 1l' A 1 lg: LI 1 I '1 1.. . 1 'H 1 . Y' 1.. f--QJ Lf anding L to R kl M Cantlay P Barney St es R Horn R M Albanese H Je e A Kove I J Wolyn 53 54 Seated l. to ko M Ell R g of MEMBERS FOR I9 Eqenstenner H Baldwin A Ndoslt iety was organized In the spring To scholar 1 3. ' 1 'U lg. A 1 lg. A 1 lg: 4: 1 'I :'- A I2 I ': I .: I '1 lg: '1 :-1 lg: I.. Our chapter of the National Honor Soc T949 Scholarship alone will not admit a student to the Honor Society ship must be added character leadership and service Twelve students measured up to these requirements in their Junior year and were inducted in June i953 namely Mary Albanese Hewlett Baldwin Patricia Barney Margaret Cantlay Marne Egenstemer Mary Jane Ells Roberta Horn Herbert Jekel Arlene Koveleslu Joyce Nidositlco Roger Rogers and Jack Wolymes In September of i953 these members held their organization meeting. They elected Margaret Cantlay President Herbert Jekel Vice President Patricia Barney Secretary and Mary Albanese Treasurer These members held the induction for all eligible Juniors and Seniors on January 20 i954 and gave a reception for them after school The new members that were inducted at this time were Seniors Carolyn Bauer Barbara Bruno Robert Ellison Deborah Gibbs Bruce Johnson and Juniors: Joan Arcaru Dennis Backus John Barone Thomas Geist, Doris Gore Patricia Reilly, Marcia Sheehan Laura Tedeschi Emmeke Van der Eynden We all appreciated the assistance that Miss Marion Kendall, our advisor gave us R J Barone P Reilly L Tedeschi D Gibbs P Heudtmann Row 2 Lto R h ehan J Arcan D Gore Row 3 L to B Johnson R S Rwl Lto EndenMSe NEW INDUCTEE B Bruno C Bauer E Von der y thereln all honor he I if to Gore G e n e ence Hedtmonn M Sheehc Br hmre R w 2 Lto J Nobet W Sampso C Semmle R Johnso M Wu sermu R Rogers N l The Natronal Thespran Socrety offucrally formed nn the Sprung of 53 got under way this year rn trme to produce a Thanksguvrng play It was a comedy concernrng a Martran famuly nn New York at Thanks grvmg and was recerved by the school wnfh laugh ter and cheers At Chrustmas time they produced Why the Chrmes Rang all classes berng represented In the cast When the P T A had therr Ho down un March the Thespuans provrded song musrc and a young caller from Vermont to rntroduce a New England flavor to the Ho down For their lnductuon Ceremony the Thespnans put on a show nn whuch all the members new and old partlcrpated The Thesprans apprecrated the tame and effort Mrss Grrffrn contributed to the So cuety 75 C C . , 1 - s 'K' f' 1 4,4 of T T W-me .M - ,sf . xx . - A Uv X I I ll ' . 4 1 1 A R 5 - Q 5' l K Row 'l, L R - D. , . Van d r Ey d n, R. Sp r, P. i , . n, R. ic i . o , R - . , . n, . r, . n, . s n, . . . . . I . . . . , I . . . I - N N - - 11 . . . ' A , I I I , . ff yr' f, r r , , V y . J, 'HJ ',l ', ,. , , . v I Friend hip, ervice, ffilflgx , i fr' Y Under the guidance of Mr Graves the Scrence Club met The Amerrcan Leglon Oratorucal Con Wednesdays durung X and Z periods to work ID screntnfuc tlelds test was won thus year by Peter Herdt Under the competent lea dershrp of our new Irbrarlan Muss Owen the Library Club was of great value and service to the students of W H S mann first onthe eft '-WYE E The Red Cross wrth Mnss Bronner as thexr advisor held a membership drnve sent box es overseas and fulled stock rngs for veterans lun and atlslactlon 1 J The actnve Latln Club wnth the and of Mnss Keevnl publrshed a La tm Bulletm bunlt a mod el Roman- house and sent letters to Corregguo 3?-3L,'fg The SP5 were orgamzed rn ll 'K' the fall to set up order rn the Pan Amerucan Day brings together Spanush students an Nassau County for a SP6CIC1l program The Spanish class 95 wlth Mass Kelly planned a section of the program halls They dad their 'ob so well that they were dlsband r-. The green and gold . n . l WW' fl .fffifl Under the leadership of Arthur Doug- herty, the Westbury High School Band has contributed much to our school. They gave an excellent showing at the pa- rades, our football games, pep rally, and school assemblies. They sponsored a foot- ball dance. Their annual concert, which was held May 2nd, also proved to be an enjoyable affair. We all appreciate the work and time that both Mr. Dougherty and the band members spent to repre-- sent our school so well. . -v -5-en,Q.Q W 'fmri-rdf 1, f 5' 1 ' 1v - ':-sri' l'7? 'fjf,-'lljif ' -. - 1' ,. ', 4 , fe- j .4 -. y..-'.'9-l.A'-s- A,-M. Ow l Lori, J Kvysmsky R Ponte, H Jeav, P Contlay a on Row 2 L to R J Chomylc, C Chrtst oclmus A ownsenl A Pt-rsorn Rzw 3 L10 R B lorpv F 'fu faycldqq I . .143 ' .H ,W ,, , Murphy, E Paplcrfrrch, C Semmler, M L Elliott, P Hicks, E Cox, S. Dilillo, M. J. Ells, ,M Flood, P Ht-i:ltmunn,J Vavallara, A French, H Elliott, S Simonetti, G Russell, D. Hicks, G Kowalchuk, Cp Jahelka, W McCabe, E T deschi, J Bracco, Row 4, L to R e Mastrurini ivi1,o', D All'-To D She-rmon A Purrllo, C Murano, C Glovalm, A Dougherty -ex upply the tune and tempo. W. H. S. students this year saw the development of a Dance Band under the direction of Mr. Arthur Dougherty The Dance Band was organized by Hug School Band boys who really enloy playing good music and who wanted to play for different school dances and social functions 5-::: nu U -+ w'l to R Catapano A Dougherty M Food Row 2 Lto R G Jahelka G Kowalchulx W McCabe D Allegra A Parllo Row 3 Ei O0 wl to A Backer D Aggerholm B Bertorello J Zollo M Bngall J Van Suse E Weak B pm B Grywinslu L Vlfaplington Row 2 L to J McDermott M Muller A Mcrgaruccl C lannaccone L Waplungton P Wilkes N McGrenra M Claeson Y DuVal P H ks R w 3 L to R Mr Dougherty D Waplnngton G Nightengale J Mendreslu M Kickham J OConnell P Para S Benoit M Cassidy P Mollitor A Gerdik Mr DeVito v Q The High School Chorus is under the direction of Mr Arthur Dougherty with Mr Albert De Vito accompanying them Forty girls blend their voices to music that is easy to listen to and appealing to every one The chorus helped to make e Thanksgiving assembly and Graduation success Quill! , 1 i .IXJI fm, - f 1 V .1 It take a good man to ln T l',,,.' Rowl Bottom Posporelus W Casey J Moroney J Marana S Quunan J Z mo T C lan H El t 'lan ers Row 2 nottl J nm e ra a wm care a Sm: Feron Bracco J Dryer Row 3 L DArpa F Rudolph T Gelst J Wolymes C Krupp J Crane M Ross: A Leonard C Marano Row A Mr Dolat M Crosson R Dykman P Abbotnello A Robinson J Murray Mr Reardon Sept 26 c Oc O c If only the whole season was luke the West Hempstead game Wlth a very hard season Ber nard Dolat our coach and James Reardon as sxstant coach and lmesman switched team post tuons many times to try to find atuon but the schedule speaks crednt goes to Jack Wolynues player nn defense and offense the rnght combln for Itself Special our outstandnng who was named Honorable Coptann of the Football Team Manhasset at Westbury Farmungdale at Farmingdale Glen Cove at Glen Cove Port Washmgton at Port Washungton 35 0 Oct Oct Nov Nov H lcksvllle Freeport West Hempstead Levuttown at Westbury at Freeport at Westbury at Westbury xg Dwf 'AJK 'Tj ,' . U .5 ,gf J fl l -AJ ffl bl' A-' .wffg I gn' .220 WAI' 1, 73 ' ,. ,. , -- Y AA -Q unch f-,-.,,Y.,,.iV Y jlrnr -1 V i i if w --Tn Y , - J. ', . , , , , , . ' , . a' , . ara , . lio, J. ca. d . - E. Io ', . rua' ,o. All 9 , H. B Id ', F. PM n , H. Hladky, A. wh, D. , J. . . 24 ' ' 27 0 13 12 O t. 3 ' ' . 31 29 O 26 7 t. 'l , 'I4 'I4 0 6 33 O t. 17 ' ' . 14 ' 24 'I4 but a better man to lo e. 5 ,r-cfyf '- 4- ,, ,..n , It looks better this wayl Eight sparkling voices echoed throughout football and basketball seasons. They were led by Pat Dal- ton, captain, a member of the squad for three years, and Ann Carol Bologna, co-captain. The cheerleaders had three newcomers, Dianne Welch, Ginger Vacchio, and Dot Dalton, who proved to have what it takes. Old timers of the squad were, Carol Russell, Barbara Keown, and Priscilla Gray who once again, gave out vivaciously with well planned cheers. The squad practised long and hard with Miss Jean Allen, their advisor and Miss Sullivan, as a Wednesday substitute, to do their share in adding to the spirit of the sport's season. s..1 5' ,IN w l, L to R - B, Keown, P, Dalton, A. Vacchio. Row 2, l to R C- - 33:12 Russell, D. Welch, P. Gray, D. Dalton TN f C' i ' . v, X , , Q qigz 'dr 3 A PLZ, onan P Crowley l Spittler, J. Moifet, W. Malone. Standing, n ku J Kr: nnsky, G. Russell, R. Waring, H.- Clement. Girls and cement were two new additions to the Rifle Club and its range this year. A girl's team was formed under Mr. Backus' supervision, and cement was laid in the firing line area. There were expert marks- men in botlkthe girls' and boys' teams. ix I w l to R Nowak P Heidtmann Mr Backus D Backus, W. Jscscehes,-YV. Sampson. Row 2, L to R -T ,F. Donosc, E. B nncr R Fava A French R Blrchmure C London M Sheehan, P. Longxyl Rpw , L to R - W. Welch, G, Persia.-LG. Johelku, A. lavmo M Ryehack V Arapakus V Backus R w 4 Lto R M. Hill, Kew chuk, A. Lawrence, J. Costello? R. Reardon, C. 3 L -1 X t 'vu mm df ' VJMW ,L get mixed together. ijt Our soccer team played a tough schedule last fall. With only two seniors on the team, their coach, Roger Cox, built his team of Juniors and Sophmores for a real come-back next fall with experienced, veteran play- ers. Fred Rohde was the most outstanding player of the team. With Mr. Cox at the wheel next year, let's see him steer these boys to the top. C. Knipfing, G. Kowalchuk. I 5. Kneeling L to R-M. Ryan, R. n Standing L to Row 'l, L to R - G. Ioanides, R. Catapano, B. Delucia, M. Fitzgerald, B. Welch, J. Crow- ley. Row 2, L to R - A. Parillo, P. Kelley, J. Hesse, A. Person, R. de Rose, H. Post, H. Rich- ard. Row 3, L to R - Mr. Cox F. Rohde, J. Rademacher, R. Demarest, W. Lascelles, R. Labuda, E. Skylte, E. lannaccone, J. Brand, J. Cantlay, A. Lawrence. Kneeling L to R - M. Ryan, R. Miner, J. Cottin. R-Mr. Moreno, B. Tuohy, R, McCrosson, 1 91 Q .- , , 5 I' 1 42 BI ,J F G. Jahelka, 35 Almost everyone saw those cross country boys running that long block up in Old West bury They defeated Oyster Bay as part of a triangular meet Brian Tuohy a sophmore was the star of the team and will be back for the next two years Anthony Moreno was their coach You make the ba ket boy, Our School varsity, coach- ed Bernard Dolat, finished the season in fourth place. With a team ot experienced sen- iors, the squad was tied for tirst place after the first tour games. But having off nights and bad breaks, the team dropped out of a contending position. Henry Hladkey, con- sistent scorer and ace to a tair season. Ball hawking and playmaking by Charlie Krupp the team greatly, Next year, and George Jablonski helped with Tom Carolan and Bob Dyckman back, things ought to shape up fairly well. Row l, l. to R A G. Jablonski, G. Hladky, M Rossi, A. Smith, J Moroney, C, Krupp. Row 2, l. to R f A. Wygand, T. Carolan, F. Rudolph, J. Murray, R, Dyckman, D Feron, S. Quinan, Mr. Dolat. or , , , , J. , k K f U- ' if 7 ' B A 1 il 4 . f ' T' ' .. eww. do if l ' 'Xb Mxx R if-uf ff. ' X w l, l. to R R J. Ricardo, R. Catapano, R McCrosson, S Simcnetti. Row 2, L to R f W. Holm, P. Al' X Simonetti, E. Gannon, R. La Buda, R, Maroz, T Geist, A. Rarillo, W. Schiller, Mr. Schwartz. A x ix N! ki . L r bull ,X KJ -XZ, V ' lx , Vfestbury Hig4i's iunior var- sity started the season with an inexperienced team mode up mostly of sophomores. With the outstanding coach- ing of Norman Schwartz the team improved greatly. Harold Mock, the big man, 5' ll , did most of the re- bounding, while John Lynch did most scoring on both drive-ins and set shots. The team for next yeor's J. V. looks much better. and eill make the noi e Jimmy Zaino, outstanding rebounder and scorer, who was assisted by players Tom- my Costello, Jimmy Krizinski, Bob Waring, and team, ac- complished the mark of the semifinal play-off position. A well-balanced Sea Cliff team ended the string of games at this point. ab ,f . qu: Ji I , ! Icy' -w i ' J 'U-an ' Sitting L to R - T. Spittler, R. Waring, J. Leonardo, J. Zaino, B. Morcelli, J. Krizinski, G. lane naccone. Standing L to R - Mr. Hesse, G. loanidis, I. MacKinnon, K. Gilbhart, J. Kiclcham, G. Russell, T, Costello , L. Kuslcowski, J. Moffet. Kneeling L to RfR. Bacon, M. Fitzgerald. Standing L to R--A. Kuskawslci, E. Clifford, R. De Rose. The Intramural Champs in the major league were the Yale men, a team of good players that won all their games except one. The minor league was one by Ford- ham with good defensive work on the rebounds. bf- '1 , tretch, 3 9.1 XJ ' lx is li J Z. H J. X ' PQ. f -1' 'ff Q f ' LF.. ,O -' T ' ' 2 ,, iff' ,IQ Q' Y i?t ai v ' li me e- 'fe-Sw 1- . , 1 ' 'M y F, , FQ .fly i S' ' ' ' l 'P-11 l .L Row 1, L. to R. C. Knipfing, R. Small, G. Jahelka, D. Feron, H. Hladky, M. Rossi, J. Hesse, W. Dyslxo, R. Schwartz, W. Lescelles, J. Zaino, A. Wygand, S. Quinan, H. Baldwin, J. Leonardo, H. Clements, D. Harper,fMgr.J -k Row 2, L. to R. A, Lawrence, E. Clifford, W. DeRose, P. Crowley, J. Casali, S. Schutter, S. Tietien, S. Golon, H. Richard, J. Rodemacker, J. Crane, E. O' Cannell, W. Wylie, H. Spcnnhake, J. Kickham, M. Fudim, G. Russell, J. Fudim, J. Gildea, S. Adiahoe, J. Flannery, G. Ionides, t'. Bucllholtz, A. Parilla, M. Fitzgerald, G. Griffler, C. Vevante, Coach 4 Q QQTEI' grep- 53772, fl fyrsg- 1 fi Sv A - - lt H A . -, .gf U ,vi X V 5961.1 I l They like to throw things. l l f And away they go- 'af ., ,J ,ht '- if if' iw, 1. W' ' -4. M gg! A f ffl' FE , i A o -,, if-fi? if They went far. ' a 1.- 3 Q 4 'l,,'?lf'l4 5 ,, ', mil A r.,-f 'They like being up in the air and the alleys. jug FX fjffdiiff Q ,Rx Lk' A X, gf V 5 pl' M W gk xx .go-A-A 0 hut no run x- ' '..--- Q. LM - CQ -in 1 Jb W M it C23 Z O X C ' U '1 ,i N V V, J A i C 3 i A A 1' I L u I5 U I sua , . YV Y I V72 -t 516 0 xo l 3,14 IA, 90 . .xx I :QD -475345 M ,L i 295 E x., wQaif to .. QI 'x 4 3 ' If fs eg ,- f .. M 1 N A ll 1 M Y l Murano ' C I I l 0 df 'H ' 1 If 1 l. -.L . f ti ' 1 I P S . Mc 5' , , if -1 .'. '251'? K V ' ' 5 '- 'T.4:xT' A 4 ' 4 5 '.: 'M' 'X -ll ,- --1- :haagsif - U and no error , g o as a a m olph, R. Ellison, R. McCrossan, H. Post. flow 2, I.. to R S Flun M St Mu ra Co Ma ono F Zol J o Ro 3 B Dolat Coach Missing: D. Allegro, G. Jablonski. The W.H.S. High School baseball team opened their season on April 5th with a game scheduled against Mineola. Twenty- two boys went out for this spring sport. Their coach, Bernard Dolat, had all veteran players back with the exception of the holes left through graduation on the pitcher's mound, on second base, and in center field. When the season closed, Westbury had played sixteen league games. p le 011. P U M V' I.-. mi., A 'eat I S Jw ,g,fi'xqufi-el' Quinn, 'T jw w I haul- fi' 1' I , 1 '1' ,,, F , A g 7 -N - we 5, w ,, Vx.. it V, r A 15' . . .J V J tl 1- 1 A I .- pa I-' ,V --o tw- I V- . - I A . f . ., - -N 'V W, 7 ' ' A 1 A . 4 A-A ' :z ,Win 45 ,rg Q ' Q 3 , 9' G ' 6 . N, ' .M , ew B, XV -1: 1 ,Y U s .x I s 1, : , , 1, l Q - 'Q ' . L4 'I' m ' U D I - l ls ' fr - . .- G I an u y - 4 ' ' '.- . I ' ' . ,V ' The executive Board of the G. A. A. held their meetings on the second Wednesdays of each month. A Freshman Party, annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the Mother Ban- quet were all part of the e- vents planned by the Board. It was a very successful year. The officers were: President, ll around Dot Daltong Vice-President, Bert Horn, Secretary, Gloria Gondolini, Treasurer, Elaine Kowolchuk, Publicity Mana- ger, Priscilla Gray. Miss Proly is the sponsor. fx 3 H L to R - G. Gondolini, E. Kowalchuck, E. Proly, D. Dalton, P. Gray, R. Horn. I. to R - B. Grywin, M. Kickham, D. Graham, A. Backer, N. Orans, D. Ney. The purpose of the Leaders' Corps is to offer the oppor- tunity for leadership training to those with the capability and the willingness to give of their service in class and all other programs. The Referees' Club met week- ly to learn the fundamentals of the various sports. Their practice came during gym classes and at G. A. A. games to qualify for Intramural Rat- ing. Row i, L to R f J. O'Connell, M. Egen- steiner, M. Cantlay, C. Payne, C. McClirnon, G. Gray. Row 2, L to R f E. Vossberlc, M. Kiclcham, A. Backer, B. Grywin, D. l Graham, D. Graham. 7 cb J Q00 S w If N4 J' Ml A port M jgfgjdpfg TW -ff 'fk' an , , 5' ME va HEL' 0 X f Hockey leads off G.A,A. full sports 125 Yolleylqzfysplrks off indoo p f SIOII. .37 ' f - K I - . J ul ff Y 1 ? 5 j I f N I afkx ' 4, I x AW 'P' K mph? f ggdb for every season. My f' Q W Q g . 9 1 Tk Baseball leaves us wiih pleasant memories of 1953-54 G.A.A. sports schelule Robin Hoods of today-iusf memories iomorrow. 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X C 1995 K' I il 1:-Lv Q on C T CHOICE M 9 ost Talk Oh A99 099 nCCf Q5 r Da 3t1VC head 3 YB Most Talkative i G uns ak fl? K x Dont let the tar On February l3 the Juniors presented their Prom entitled Stairway to the Stars To carry out the theme the gym was decorated wuth hundreds of metallic stars and a graceful staurway of blue angel haur ascended to them The decoratlng crews worked feverish weeks beforehand and right up to the night Itself 50 get in your eye Freshmen wanters wnth bright red sashes served with CI smnle and checked the coats The Rhythm Kings added to the enchantment of the evenung wrth thenr music An ambntnous cleaning committee met Sunday to destroy the efforts of so many weeks work The chaperones are to be thanked for their portlclpatxon too 1 ere no bu mess w 'l L to M Egensteme E Soladlno M McSweeney R Spence E Conklin Row 2 Lto R J Puglasu E McGrath W Buto R Johnson R Horn D Sherman Florence Hannibal Fairy May Jeffrey Mrs Paddy Tltus Samuel Llly Belle Mrs Savage Miss Wullle Dr Emmett Marne Egenstenner Russell Johnson Estelle Saladmo Roger Spencer Roberta Horn Joseph Pugllsn Edward McGrath Wumfred Butron Mary McSweeney Ethel Conklm Dave Sherman And If I laugh at any mortal thing Tas that l may not weep Byron The Curuous Savage a comedy In three acts written by John Patrick was given on Friday and Saturday March fifth and sixth The play was about a family who have theur stepmother commutted to an insane asy lum to prevent her from foolishly spendmg the money they hope to nnherut ln the home she funds frnendshup wuth nts fave guests Her step chnldren use drastnc means to try to get the money left by her late husband but wuth the help of the guests the nurse and the doctor she ns able to truck her stepchlldren unto What makes fireflies light up doctor? You should know, isn't this a bug house?- She hasn't met the Holy Terror What like ho bu iness-- 1 W v T hz ,f ' t. Yrujfs s ' ' I ,lgs 1, 5 . , y z . ,H owl to alton E He er L Strum er W Sampo R BIFChmlfE R Ro ers ow ssberg E Gnffnn A lle Nabe D Pascarea B Bru o M Wasserman beluevnng the money was completely lost and she us granted her freedom She fmally rea lnzes that even though she has found content ment at the rest home nt as no place for her As she leaves she sees the patuents as they should be as they see themselves The cast was dlrected coddled and ad monnshed by Mnss Grnffm on Monday and everything turned out the way everyone knew ut would successfully' We cant forget the crew who by workung long and hard for and wnth the cast helped make It the bug success nt was Dlrector Assustant Director Stage Manager Scenery Propertxes Prompter Lights and Sound , v 5 , . to Fogluc Muss Eluzabeth Grnftnn Barbara Bruno .lacquelxne Fug Dolores Pascarella Dorothy Dalton Ethel Vossberg Debby Gubbs Roger Rogers Michael Wasserman Walter Sampson Advertusnng Chaurman Nancy Marano he w ndow hem ou pus 5 2 3 Q 0 I cn -1 a. a C CD ' , 4 x I Sf ' 0 0 . F' E . , ' . l i g. , s ,- .K g 1 I 2. N ,Q -8 N Lg- R' l 8 5 To KT . . . 3 - O 5 1 ' X 0 5 . g' - - . a. 3- , - r V S Q ' S ' , f' fl ' '4 - S 3' gr. - 3 N 2 ' sl A C ' 3 ' . ' xx 3 . Q- 3 I- y 2 T 0 C :N 1 ' Q- .. . . . . i ea , m I ' 9. -0 .l -.. 3' ru - 3 S ' - '1 1: Q . :' 2 - . ' o 5 - 5 . 6 ' . Q' - 'U ' 9 ' S CQ 4 . Q . 5 . Z a 'W ND 5. , fn ,- o C ... . no ? . m js l 1 . 3 cn 5 -. 0 3 3 S7 Z - ' I 8' S I r . mf. . F' E 3 Sf- . . ff- F o 0 'X 5 x 3 s 'fs 3 s. 1 av wouldn't h rt fly. She catches them and t t t t i U O ancm X ,., . Onalar Ban ,f' .1 '-, . r- I I9 V u'flU'1'l'u Hixxh Ortwm , I One of the happiest moments of o girl's life--an invitation to the Senior Boll. Wm 9 All dressed for the big ,Qi I n'..i W S EVGHQ. -.-. K 99 THE EVENT: sENioR THE DATE: Moy 29, 1 THE PLACE: O Oh well! Here goes fifty more bucks. X THE TIME THE MUSIC :cow THE SCENE: Supe as I How surprlsed- fuve o clock II oct when told The bond was sr The music dream U S Congroiuiaaiihs, our ball was tops! . . . 'v'.'--x ff - . H ' , ,.,., 1. - ' '. ,. Q.. I. .. ,.-.:,.:4' 'f- ' I-f.'-,'J,'-5 -,. xxx. - vvxfyfvvvvqxfxux xxx. NAJN xxx.. xzxzxfx. xfxfyfx., fx, ,-fx., .zx.fx Jxzxf -xxx., fx., fxfxzx 'yfx .fulxuxf xxx NA NA The Froh- -hard on Row Row Row Row Row French B e Lucra A Lagnese W Kopack M Hull V Arapalus A Yev P Wrlkes Charvef Vlnc naccone L Wap lmglon L Wap X VMI - O 1 - 024511 Q no J en 0 :- U - .. S - 5 x?mnm4 :ugr- .. Q o 05-35: Q- :no E o 3-To T Q LB:-gms 3 -1 M ring 'IL :vm : I' so o af? Ns. 35355 33 n :ag 3205! O20 ::'-.0-2 Z::::'n ...4.g K. Row'IL1oR Row2LroR Row3LfoR Row A L to R ROW5 R, Bacon, T. Cos fello, W. Welch, M. Fitzgerald, R Fava, D. Price, J. Flannery. A. Lnch, S. Bor- den C. Concagh . Tascioffi Wood T. Zerilli . oani is . Roman J Moffeti L Hunter Kr oc K se R M Ma on C ner nan P Murphy B a or H C em n C Oson o d d a r d Preece L Stevenson R Boughol G Gray J Gresham J Leo nardo J Klckham J Mur ana Y J , M G Il d, Rl -v'. 'Ilth, M. ru , . .Mc- h , . K'- Tyllf , K' et, . I , S G ,D L1oR- . ' I ,. - i l l 'lLtoR-A. , .D- 2Lfo R- . J , . iclt, .l'. ,J. 3L?oR-A. lo'., E. lan- lingron, P. Para, B. y , L. Cal- ALtoR-G. J , .D- . , . i, 5LVo R- . 'U , . -, 'k, . ',' . ', .W -I ', . -4 er, '0, G. . G., xy. ,flu I, ,. .lv .I 'H .f gfx' ... - L :H 'L v.'fk 4 , T the heel of the . .. Rowll.ioR Row2LioR Row3LtoR E. Meehan, R. Roz zano, M. McGrenra E. McWiIIiam, G. Pra- kop, J. Leonardi, R M. Severino, N. Lu brano. G. Umbuch, S. Wil Iiams, D. Dill, E. Walk- er, R. Leo, E. Pupke vich, M. Walker. S. Tietien, J. Birf, R M, Naiaro, J. Mend reski, C. Prigge, C Palmese. WO jljfwlf AX - .S Q11 ..... II!! nu llll Row Row Row J. Moylan, J. Riccardo, V. Piscitelli, L. Kuskowski S. Simoneffi, E, Clifford, R. Pfleger, S. Schuher R. Guodagno, A. Kuskowski, G. Crotti Row Row Row Row N. Lassiter, K. Barney, M. Coscli, T. Spiifler J. lovino, R, lovino, M. Hoinczcki, D. Conklin, E. Kunce, G. Caforo, N. Lagnese H. Cornell, C, Cornell, J. Alm, S. Dilillo G. Persip, J. lannotfi, M. Barretf, R. Barry, R. Olenik, A. Brzescinski, R. Pereira M, f +4 L2 l., l f, lc. IIQLU' ,X A I -- if fl , p i . , l ' ' 1 if ' s '- V 1 The Sophomore Class held its elections in November, The elected officers were Carmine Marana, president, Louis D'Arpa, vice-presi- dent, Ginger Vacchio, secretary, and Rudy Salvi, treasurer. They also selected members for their Finance and Social Committees. They had a cake sale in the latter part of the year. Although they didn't have many activities, they're developing big ideas for next year, They want to thank their advisors-Mr. Vassillew, Mr. Cox, Miss Kendall, and Miss Sullivane for their help arid guidance during the year. ix A MN ,ii i xii 'ff- LA I x . v 4 1 f l l 1 i A. Rocco, E. Cox, P. Long. Row 3. M. Spannhuke, J. Russo, M. Palermo, A. Kutch 1 - jf ff 115 ikfw' ew-- .4 9 A .. ' Boitom Row L to R A Mclddclena C Glovak F Grosso S DuLullo M Ccssese E Gannon M McAdams J Maxwell M Marvin, J, Lyons tus: Row 2 L fo J Drlullo J Lagnese D Kovelesu J Duval T 'elesfe M Forma R Lcpcr o N Puertos P Doyle, C. Duhon 1 1 f 1 1 f, 1 1 1- f f 'W' I f I! f 1 G J' f rf ff lu fx , . f X X av xgw' D Q l fu Jffffuv X Q! , ral! 'flu E bein u er classmen 77.T'llU'f2.---, Q pp JJ.. fee-. f 7'9'wB,f J. A L r J Bottom L to R - D. Aggerholm, M. Cassidy, L. Cresswell, M. Musica. Row 2 L to R - B. Grywin, M. Claeson, M. Bigull, J. Gresham, J. Overko. Row 3 L to R - R. Romano, J. Casali, M. Fudim, J. Giblin, C. Lundin, F. Donosa. Top Row L to R - C. Grifller, T. La Femina, D. Allegra, M. Cimino, C. Marino, L, D'Arpa, J, Cantlay ' Bottom Row L to R - R. Davis, G. Streeter, B. Davis, P. Ellis, A. Lcuritsen, B. Raynor. Row 2 L to R - W. Gumbs, M Davis, M. Watson, M. Salussolia, R. Weiss. Row 3 L to R - J. Hoare, E. Bruckner, D. Marques, F. Zollo, E. Bonner, J Lampcrter, P. Kelly, R. Krokowski. Row 4 L to R - W. Kibe, D. Aadahl, W. Holmes, E. Skulte, H. Post. Row 5 L to R -- fD W. Wolf. Standing L to R - R. Tucci, M. Keating, P. Cross,W. Danzy, J. Costello, R. Vasti 4 If .I J i bi 2' J I i H before them e lst Step L 2nd Sfep L 3rd Svep L 4th Step L 5th Step L Sianding L S - M. Kickham, A. Backer - P. Hicks, R, Clark J. Buetfner E. Dreyer, L. Bauer, E, Dalton, P. Hoare M. Hoenig, J. Hor- nung, J. Kenny D. Graham, C. Dalin A, Parillo, E. Bean, J, Brand, H, Gee?- ielmann, N, Grab- ski, R, Moral 1. 1-A -if L! as.. 4, 'Qftn ,+- Q? ,4- Ax .0111 1 I a , X :iii u .. R 'Q 'Q gi yy V . I v ? fb, J .A , N fr Q , 'nn x I. , ,iq , , .f 1 . ' 1 u. ,x ,. v 4 4 . ,Q K di 1 Q., 4 I Q , f ' , x f ,Jw -gr ' , ff , V: W . J I vx 5 K 0 ' . - Q I ...L Q , A 4 to ha e a Hbang-upi' Raw 'I L to R -- M. Collins, N. All l Qs' 'E h ji2g.v,. ag, Row 'I Lio R- N. Levin, C. Russell, G. Mickle, J. Arcari. Row 2 L io R- M. Komaroski, P. Maher, G. Molesky, B. Reiss, P. Reilly, N. Davis, B. Welch, P. Gray. Row 3 L to R R. Dyckman, L. Geisi, J. Barone, J. Dilillo, P. Heidtmann, R. Schmid, J. Gildea, N. Neder, T. Geist, P. Lucas. Back Row L to R - J. Cofin W. Schneider, E. Sfafon, C. Walker, H. Danzy, M. Daguerre, J. Gartner, B. Bernedeifo, C. Dick. Row 2 L To R - da Silva, T. Lagnese, A. 'Pascarella, T. Donah Je, M. Trepanier, R. Pascarella. Row 3 L to R - T. Carolan, J. Kaiser, R. J. Murray. Row 4 L vo R - S. Goddard, R. Amhenbaugh, L. Tobie, R. Singer, D. Heller, B. Lebkuecher. 9 enioryear. A Row 'I L io R - C. Schwendler, F. Pasccrella, W. Kupke, B. Keown, J. Eizel, D. Welch, D. Preece. Row 2 L to R - T. Selinsky, A. Cole, S. Grenfell, B. Sullivan, M. Lagnese, E. Van der Eynden, B. Barnes, M. Kawalchuk. Row 3 L to R-D. Backus, A. Person, J. Harrison, L. Tedes' chi, D. Gore. Bock Row L fo R - G. Quinan, R. Brumby, R. Kalgren, B. Lcscelles, J. Pasillico, M. Freeman, A. George XQN Row 1 L vo R - C. Mania, P. Byrne, G. Malczyski, A. Stellato, J. Beau man. Row 2 L io R - E. McCrosson, B. Ose, A. Bierhanll, G. Nigh? XX-DC! ,JN ingale, L. Volsecchi, D. Anderson. Row 3 L fo R A M. Crernona, B. Lane, A. Uveno, M. Menicucci, M. Nafaro, M. Vickers, J. Thorn, E. Proko 6 LL pick. Row A L to R - F. Buckholfz, J. Hesse, L. Pascarella, J. Crane X o A , Cfaxcfue 4 A snappy View of you A-A I A 4: S WUMS K' - - V i e take part ln . .. of 9 Plctured at a meetnng of the Semor Class officers and advlsors are Mr Moreno A Bologna Mnss Bogdzlewlcz S Quman M Rossi Muss Grady C Madsen and Mr Lennek We Sensors wull always remember our last year of school lt all began at the end of the Jumor year when we re elected our class officers Sam Quman Presadent Ann Carol Bologna Vlce President Marne Rossa Secretary and Cathy Madsen Treasurer be cause of the good 'ob they had done We REALLY felt lrke Sensors though on Class Nught June 5 when we recelved our rmgs Although they were all the same everyone had to see everyone elses and the rest of the school heard about the rmgs for weeks afterward On Movung Up Day Sam Quman received the Ladder of Success from the departing Semor Pres :dent Thus year the class had some successful and same not so successful money makmg prolects Some of the most profntable were the sellnng of Chrnstmas cards and book covers the cake sale and of course the Christmas dance and the Semor play The sell mg of sweat shurts again though wasnt as good an Idea as was expected' The two most Important events of the year were the Washmgton trlp and the Semor Ball The trap was loads of fun for all and the stones of the things we dnd were repeated many tnmes to groups of eager listeners THE event of the year was the Semor Ball held on May 29 lt was a gala affalr The gurls In their lovely gowns and the boys an their whute Iackets really transformed the gym Into a Colonial Manslon s ballroom Thus was our year a year to be remembered always for the wonderful tlmes we had 1 f l J T Q V A , 1 '- A '. 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H Af I I fi ff ' The enuuur O O O When we see PAT ABBATIELLO restung we know he us thunkmg about hus future ambutuon to make money Pat who plans to enter the servuce rated football hugh on hus currtcu lum MARY ALBANESE known as Mare to everyone plans to have a good secretarual posutuon after hugh school Mare actuve as the Honor Socuety treasurer and member of G A A duslukes slow druvers but someday hopes to own her own car Whereas usually seen druvung a new Buuck HEWIE BALDWIN was actuve un football track sungung and Spanush actuvutues but us plannung on beung a cuvul enguneer after hugh school and hopes someday to really speak Spanush fluently PAT BARNEY got complete experuence for a secretarual posu tuon as typung edutor of Wung 8- Spur secretary of the Honor Socuety and treasurer of the Student Assocuatuon Her red hour was a trademark you couldnt muss A member of the Natuonal Honor Socuety and the G A A who plans to go to college CAROLYN BAUER has travelung as her Iufe ambutuon PAUL DIGGER BAUER actuve un basketball wants to be a new car dealer lwe thunk he lukes cadullacsj but us plannung on goung to college Usually seen sungung at musucal assemblue Jr showung the gurls up un bowlung club SHIRLEY BENOIT plans to be a typust after graduatuon BARBARA BUBBLES BERT ORELLO actuve un both G A A and chorus got seeyotarual experuence as a typust for Wung 81 Spur the W and beung secretary of her homeroom for I N BOLOGNA who hopes someday to r cet us another future stenographer She was co c of the cheerleaders Vuce Presudent of her class for years on the staff of the Wung 8. Spur and an S P :Az ard worker on varuous com muttees JOANNE BRANDT plans on beung a stenographer but hopes to become a good successful secretary BARB BRUNO runnung around un a 53 Ford wuth a hypodermuc needle un her hand was co edutor un chuef of the Whusp and actuve on Wung 81 Spur and as homeroom treasurer Actuve un Wung 8. Spur the Senuor Play and G A A WYNNE BUTRON plans to work when her hugh school days are over but her dream us to get marrued JOHN CALDERONE an ambutuous boy who would luke to have hus own busuness mught go to busuness school and un the meantume try to quench hus enthusuasm for sports A varuety of actuvutues such as Honor Socuety presudent a G A A and a band member for four years luterary Edutor of Wung 8- Spur and beung an S P has kept MARGARET CANTLAY very busy MARISA CARNEVALE hopes to become a successful pruvate secretary lDoes that mean suttung on the bosss knee'PJ S P duty football track and basketball were some of the actuvutues of BILL CASEY who us plannung on uounung the Navy and someday ownung hus own busuness JOE CASORIA who was usually seen workung un a store most of hus spare tume plans to make a career out of accountung As busuness manager of the Wung 81 Spur and a past presudent of the Lubrary Club LAURA CASSESE who was usually seen sellung at the snack bar at lunch tume plans to go to college and become a teacher U lly seen and heard druvung a nousy black Ford BOB CA an expert rufleman us on hus way to college to become a wood shop teacher JOE CAVALLARO who luves to play those drums of hus us open for an offuce un any name band JOHN CHOMYK a wuzard on the saxophone un the band plans to go to a lunotype school to learn the pruntung trade Another saxophone player un the band CLAIRE CHRIST plans on a nursung career after hugh school but her heart us un ownung a dude ranch ERNIE CIPULLO whos mann ambutuon for the tume beung us to graduate plans to uoun the U S Navy Very actuve un Wung 8- Spur the Senuor Play and Red Cross ETHEL CONKLIN plans to work after hugh school and someday to get hutched EDDY COSTA publucuty manager of G A A and both a Whusp staff and Student Assocuatuon member plans to attend college and become famous By the way EDDY hates to be called Shorty Another football and baseball player MIKE CROSSAN plans to uoun Uncle Sam s forces and postpone goung to college Usually seen un Muss Prolys offuce concernung some matter about G A A of whuch she was both treasurer and presudent cheerung for the school teams or tootung her lucoruce stuck for the band DOT DALTON S plans stop wuth college PAT DALTON plans to travel around the world on her paycheck acquured as a pruvate secretary Whule un school Pat was actuve un G A A Student Assocuatuon and cheer leadung A meunber of the soccer team RONNIE DEMAREST plans to make a career of the U S Marune Corps Goung to use your experuence from rifle Club? GENE DIESTEL who went out for bowlung and two years of track hopes someday to be a successful plumber JACK MUFF' DREYER tells us he plans to go to college after hugh school but hus real ambutuon us to buuld a chopped, channeled lowered and dechromed Rod Actuve un bowlung and un track for four years BILL DYSKO plans to work after graduatuon but hopes someday to be a race car clruver Could he have gotten thus udea from track? Q LORETTA EDEL seruously plans to go to a modelung school to help fulfull her ambutuon to become a model For some reason Loretta duslukes Monday mornungs MARIE EGENSTEIN ER who was actuve un the Honor Socuety Wung 8. Spur the Senuor Play and G A A plans euther to become an art teacher or a famous movue star Maybe thats why she us usually seen un the movues Usually seen un a gray Plymouth burnung rubber on the turns ROY ELDRIDGE untends to go to the General Motors Instutute and study automobule desugn HERBERT BUDDY ELLIOTT has get pulotung un mund after hugh school He got hus wund and muscles un football track bowlung and S P MARY LOU ELLIOTT wants to get marrued after she graduates Whule un hu school she was very actuve un band Student Assocuatuon, and as proof readung edtuor of the Wung 8m Spur BOB ELISISON actuve un basketball baseball and bowlung plans to attend college and hopes to play ball wuth the Yankees someday MARY JANE ELLS usually seen and heard playung her clarunet un the musuc room plans to study musuc to fulfull her ambutuon to develop a tone luke Regunald Kell and to be solo clarunetust un a Symphony Orchestra Mary Jane was a very actuve mem ber of the Honor Socuety band and chorus STEVE SLOW MOTION FAZZINO us headung for college but hus maun ambutuon us to buy a car Che hates walkungj and go to Parus Another college prospect DON FERON plans to study archutecture Don was actuve un all the boys sports and Student Assocuatuon JACKIE FIG who was known for her wutty remarks and who was tvpust on the Wung 81 Spur staff plans to become a secretary FRANCIS ' FINGO FINN a member of the boys bowlung club has a great desure to be seruous but meanwhule plans to be a tunsmuth Actuve un horseback rudung and badmunton club un G A A CARMELITA FINIGAN wants to be a comptometer operator As her real wush us to luve un the country agaun shell have to untroduce comptometers to the farm A member of G A A and the 11 - 11 ' . 1 - - ' 1 - 1 . , I , . . 1 ' . 1 1 ll Il ' n 1 I , . . - - 11 11 H . ,, . . . , l , ' ' ll ' ll ' ' 1 ' ' . . ., '1 A 1 ' II ll . , . . . . . . 1 I I 1 I I I 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 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' ' l , 1 . - .I ' . - . . . . . , , . 1 1 , I - 1 . - their actr me Whusp Staff PAT FISH never wuthout the gang wants to be a mulluonaure but untul then Pat us plannung on beung an Aur Lune Hostess MARY FITZ FITZGERALD who was one of the stars un G A A a member of both the Whusp 8- Student Assocuatuon plans to become a stenographer after hugh school but her secret ambutuon us to oe a top televusuon star Usually seen at Socs VIRGINIA LEE FOGLIA who was actuve un G A A Wung and Spur Whusp and Student Assocuatuon plans to go to college and study art Actuve un all sports and a member of the Student Assocuatuon AY FUDIM really gave whatever he started everythung he a Jay plans to be a butcher or a coach but whatever ut us he wants to make a lot of money FRANK FUGGINI who took part un dramatucs club plans to go to college By the way Frank duslukes gurls who cont make up theur munds Nursung us BRIG GANNONS ambutuon un whuch she plans to make loads of money In school she was usually busy wuth GAA Student Assocuatuon and assustung the Whusp as busuness manager ALICE GERDIK who partucu pated un chorus and puano club would luke someday to be a famous sunger but untul then shes goung to be a Wave Usually seen runnung around as Co edutor un chuef of the Wung 8- Spur DEBBY GIBBS was chosen un her Junuor year to go to Gurls State 81 Gurls Natuon Debby to wrute chuldrens books after college Another GILLANDERS hopes to own a nught ay He was a member of the football squad tudent Assocuatuon JAMES Gaylord GILLEN plgfio go to college and some day clumb Mt Everest A r college prospect STANLEY GOLON wants to catch Exhale un the near future GUNS GONDOLINI us a potentual aurlune hostess but meanwhule un her spare tume she us usually seen takung her famous munutes at GAA meetungs Another who was octuve n G A A Wung 8. Spur advertusung 8. subscruptuon and Presudent of the Junuor Red Cross RITA GOULDING plans to go to Calufornua after hugh school and marry a mulluonaure MAE GRESHAM who was known for those terrufuc softball tech nuques wants to get a good secretorual posutuon but Mae says that shell fur-d ut hard gettung up un the mornung who doesnt? To fulfull hus lufes ambutuon to be a mechanucal enguneer GUS GUSTAFSON plans to go to college EILEEN HELLER seen wuth a rung on her fourth funger whuch means she wull soon have her guy us un the Chorus and workung on the art staff of the Wung 81 Spur plans to work after hugh school but travellung us her hearts desure GWEN HILL plans to be a socual worker after hugh school but her ambutuon us to take a trup around the world losung Saturday mornung o the lnternatuonal Date Lune to omut the process of gettung up BERT' HORN usually seen un the art room doung work for Mr Heust or the Wung 81 Spur attendung GAA meetungs as Veep and Honor Socuety meetungs or Senuor Play rehearsal plans to be an art teacher Berts secret ambutuon tho us to swum the Pacufuc underwater GEORGE JABLONSKI who us actuve un basket ball and baseball lukes dullac cars and wull get some Pl when hes a mullnonaure HERBERT JEKELS nickname Doc futs hum perfectly as he plans to go to college and become a doctor or dentust Whule at W H S he was veep of hus homeroom for 4 years on the Wung 81 Spur staff and Vuce Presudent of the Honor Socuety BRUCE JOHNSON actuve un bowlung golf and Honor Socuety untends to magor un scuence un college He hopes to become a chemucal enguneeu' and travel throughout the world to carry out some experu ments that may lead to an astoundung and revolutuonary duscovery RUSSELL JOHNSON us undecuded between engun eerung and becomung a physucust but at any rate would luke to become famous un the scuentufuc fueld Russ has been actuve un track cross country Dramatucs Club and was un the Senuor Play JOHN KALGREN another who hates to get up for school us goung to enlust un the Aur Force and later go to college Makung people laugh us one of ALICE KELLER5 weaknesses Everyone knows Kells lukes and ambutuon she loves money and plans to be a mulluonauress Joun the Navy and see the World seems to be DAVE KEOWN S slogan for he us goung to do lust that after hugh school DAVID KILLIAN lfbsnt made any defunute plans after hu9l' school whuch mught be due to the fact that he hopes to meet and marry a ruch wudow lYoung we presumel preferably tall and brunette US Army wull have a volunteer un CHARLES KNIPFING after hugh school but l'1lS real ambutuon us to become a famous prunter or baseball player Chuck belonged to untramural bowlung track Whusp and Wung and Spur Wa'll always remember MARY KNIPFING for the teasung she receuved un Mr Dollars class and her part un GAA Whusp and Student Assocuatuon She plans to be a secretary ARLENE KOVELESKI GISO un the race to marry a mulluonaure untends to become cu pruvate secretary after her days ln the Honor Socuety the Wung 8m Spur and the Lubrary Club are over lncudentally Arlene lukes a good mystery program ELAINE KOWALCHUK known as Launue to her fruends us very busy as G A A Trea surer and un Student Assocuatuon Her desure us a new car MONIQUE KRUGER lukes to horseback rude swum traun Shepherd dogs Bunnys determuned to euther use her brauns as a secretary or her beauty as a model CHARLIE KRUPP us gettung up nerve to be o test pulot by tearung around corners un hus fathers truck Charlue was actuve un basketball football baseball track and as an S P CHARLES KUSTER wants to be another Jerry I Story of Three Loves J Murad or a cowboy He partucupated un track TONY LEONARDS lukes are hus actuvmes un W H S football basketball track and baseball did he plans to go to college and study enguneerung He luke most of the rest of us would luke to become a mulluonaure LOUIS LOBAS CIO who was quute actuve as track manager also looks forward to studyung enguneerung and he luke most of the rest of us would luke to become a mulluonaure ROBERT LONG plans to spend four years un the Navy realuzung hus ambutuons to travel After that he wants to go unto busuness for humself wuth an ambutuon to run a machune shop NICK LUCIANO was actuve un bowlung football basketball and rufle club Plans unclude gettung hutched after hugh school days are over JOE LYZUN usually seen un a nousy car plans to go to a machunust school and someday druve at the lnduan apolus Speedway Wuth the unusual ambutuon to be a famous spy CATH ERINE MADSEN who has been our class treasurer for two years would luke to attend euther Katherune Gubbs or law school JOHN MARANO a prospectuve Marme took part rn rufle club basketball bowlung baseball and soccer We'Il always remember John s dancung un the gym at noon NANCY MARANO actuve un G AA and her homeroom wull be very busy after graduatuon workung durung the day and goung to busuness school at nught Wuth all that ambutuon she wull surely reach her goal to be a pruvate secretary ROSE 11 - 11 . . . 1 1 1 I 1 T ' ' I1 11 1 1 1 . 1 . . 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EDWARD MCGRATH better known as Ned has been actuve un baseball basketball on the Wung and Spur Staff and un the Senuor play Another nucknamed Mac MARY MCSWEENEY actuve un Latun Club the Senuor Play GA A and a member of the cafeterua sellung squad plans to go to college to become a nurse ANGELA MESSINA wants to be an IBM operator and to be thus she us plannung to attend a busuness school after graduatuon ELEANOR MOEKING saud shes goung to secretarual school to get that much desured secretarual posu tuon Eleanor was very actuve ID GAA LUCILLE MOLESKY untends to get a 'ob rught after graduatuon and wull probably save money for that blue Cadullac she hopes to own Lucy was another actuve member of GAA JOHN TRUCK MORAN usually seen dellverung the Trubune or at hus S P post was actuve un football baseball and rufle club John us goung to loun the Navy but maybe hus wush to become a mulluonaure wull come true someday Another sports enthus- uast JOHNNIE MORONEY who took part un football basket ball track S P duty and Student Assocuatuon us another Navy man but hell be contented to luve a quuet marrued lufe BARBARA MURPHY actuve un gurl s bowlung club hopes to get a good 'ob and own a car whuch mught be that convertuble weakness of hers Another college prospect JEANNE NELSON was actuve as Photography Edutor of the Wung and Spur un GAA Whusp and Student Assocuatuon Jeannues ambutuon us to be the furst Lady Presudent of the Unuted States JOYCE NIDOSITKO Art Edutor of the Wung and Spur un Honor Socuety and GAA wants to gaun marrued happuness after she leaves W H S Actuve un baseball and Wung and Spur staff HARRY NORTON who wants to be a pulot cant make that hard decusuon as to whether ut s college or armed forces Maybe Uncle Sam could help A member of the Art Staff of the Wung and Spur track nd wrestlung teams ED O CONNELL us headed for college fgand someday plans to own a strung of race horses JOAN 1215 OVERKO plans to go to a chemucal school and someday wants to work un a school GRACE PALMESE who could probably walk to Cal uforruua but would rather rude un a convertuble was actuve un bowlung and hopes to be a secretary Usually seen at Socs lustenung to Perry Como records MARILYN PANNELL actuve un G A A plans to work after hugh school and would luke to see Europe rn the near future DOLORES PASCAR ELLA has no ummeduate plans beyond a gob but someday she wants to be a model She has had experuence on Wung 8- Spur un lubrary work and as a worker on the cafeterua squad Wuth a weakness for hus fathers car JOE PASCAR ELLA actuve un track football and untramural sports plans to attend college but may have to take up walkung uf the car stays home FRITZY PEMOLLER has to be content wuth a 1941 Chevy for the tume beung but hopes to be a racung car druver after hus tour wuth Uncle Sam Another ambutuous stenographer CARLEEN PERSON was actuve un Red Cross and cheered everyone up wuth that bug smule of hers JAMES POSPORELIS, better known as Pospue , plans to loun Uncle Sam's forces and later become a gas statuon tycoon To ful 2' 6 full hus ambutuon JOE PUGLISI plans to work un a saddlery so that when hus maroon lalopy breaks down he can take to horseback rudung He was actuve un the Senuor Play Hes out' Thats what BILL QUERY wull be doung as J sports reporter gaunung experuence through baseball foot ball track and basketball Furst he s goung to serve wuth Uncle Sams Paratroopers SAM QUINAN whom everyone knows as our successful and popular class presudent for our Junuor and Senuor years has found tume to say hello to everyone whule also beung busy as Student Assocuatuon Veep and partucupatung un football track and S P STERLING RAYNOR plans to be a carpenter and make enough money to buy hus parents a new Pontuac AL ROB INSON, famous for makung people laugh was actuve un basketball baseball and football He would luke to buzz In 9 stock car after the Marunes We guess RICHARD R055 cggnosuty has overcome hum for after the Marunes Rwhb waglts to fly to the moon Rude anyone? ROGER ROGERS plans to study nuclear physucs at a cftool fluke M I Tl after beung co edutor un chuef of A 8. Spur un the Honor Socuety Whusp Thespuans g to Boys State He wants to own a Rolls Royce yet' OM the most valuable players on our soccer team FRED DUTCH RHODE plans to go to college to become a chem ust To gaun fame as a popular sunger us MARIE ROSSIS ambutuon but as an S P and secretary of her Junuor and Senuor classes she receuved her experuence for that pruvate secretarual posutuon she us after when she graduates MIKE ROSSI us undecuded about his plans after hugh school but has ambutuon us to make loads of money The questuon us wull he do thus un the fueld of sports wuth basketball football and track as a background or wull he be un polutucs wuth Student Assocuatuon as a background? That crazy horn un the Nash udentufues SP CAROL RUCKGAUER especually on her way home after G A A Wung 8u Spur or Whusp meetungs wuth a carload of her fruends FRANK RUDOLPH was very actuve un football basketball and baseball Rudy was usually seen at hus S P post Iuvenung up the school wuth hus genual per sonaluty GERALD MOOCH RYAN actuve un untramural bowlung plans to go unto Uncle Sams servuce He dreams of ownung a specual car someday ESTELLE SALADINO kept busy as a member of the Whusp Student Assocuatuon the Senuor Play and Red Cross plus bowlung manager of the GAA wants to be a secretary WILLIAM SAMIOS whose ambutuon us to be hus own boss wull be actuve un navy lufe and then become a welder He was actuve un football track and baseball Usually seen talkung about cars WALTER SAMPSON actuve un band raduo scuence and dramatuc clubs plans to get marrued and then fulfull hus ambtuon to be an enguneer CARMELLA SCI BELLI known as Mella wants to travel and be a success already begunmng by her actuve part un G A A the Wmg 81 Spur staff and the Red Cross Our student assocuatuon Prexy DAVE SHERMAN plans to be a dentust Usually seen roamung the halls to check the SP s or at Senuor Play rehearsal he was for a long tame the only trombone player un the W H S band of whuch he has been a part for four years After ROBERT SMALL bums around the world hell settle for servuce Iufe luf ut doesnt get hum furstlj Although Smallue dusluked X peruods he managed to luve through them un order to partucupate un track, bowlung and Intramural basketball. The all around athlete, ARTHUR SMITH, plans to loun the Navy and later own a nughtclub Smutty was actuve un football, - - 1 f . ' ' 1 1 - . . ' - - ' ' ' O 11 I I1 I ' ' , 1 . I I ' I I ' - 1 - . 1 . . . I , . . I 1 1 1 . 1 I I - 11 I1 - ' ' ' ' ' I . 1 1 1 . . . ' ' I I ' ' . , . . . I . . 1 . . . - ' : ' ' 25. 1 1 - . . . II or . ' , ' ' ' ' ' ,s I ' ' , 1: ' ' ' Q ,, z ,N 1 I - q 1- u, ,s 1 . 1 - I ' Hg ,,, W1 nr I . ll I 41,37 I I GNN . . . . . J , ,FI sua, , . . . . . 1 - 1 -,-'vu' . . . ' ' ' , , 'P , 1, , g cf- f , ' . Ig - A - - Il - I1 I I I ' , ,mg ff 4 1 I I I . . . . . . ' 'swf eu , 1 1 1 s u 1 1 . 1 I e, 1 1 , f In . ,Agn . 1- , . . . . . ' I 1 5, 5 . g -Q , 1 . 4 , 1, ' , II 11 , I 1 1 -1' 1 ,I . . . W u , , . . 1 1 1 - - 1 . I 11 - - - . . ' 1 - . - 11 . . . 1 . , , . . ' I I 1 . - 1 ' . . . 11 II ' ' ' 1 . - 11 - 11 - . . . . 1 - - -I 1 I 11 - 11 . . . 1 . . . . . . . . 1 - I ' ' ' . . ll II - I 1 I I I . . I . . . . . 11 . 11 . . 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I - . . . . 1 and thear hope basketball baseball track SP duty and Student Assocaa taon FRED SPANNHAKE who lakes cars but not women dravers someday hopes to own a chaan of stores Baseball bowlang and antramural basketball were hagh an FRANNIE SPARROWS sports lafe After traveltng around the world he wnll settle down to a good 'ob and thank of how he used to run around the track an gym class ROGER SPENCER plans to go to college and get has Ph D an scaence or enganeerang Has partacapataon an the Semor Play Thespaans and Wang 8- Spur wall help ham along has long road LYN STRUMPFLER octave an the dafferent sports an G A A plans to go to college and hopes someday to lave an Canada Actave an P B C JOHN SULLY SULLIVAN washes to loan the U S Maranes Cbut he daslnkes beang rushedj Has ambataon to be a mechanac ancades wath has lake of cars ROGER SWANSON one ofa, the three Rogers an the same hastory class plans to go t0 college Has ambataon as to drave down a one way street the wrong way Leavang her lake for baseball THELMA TAYLOR l enter busrness school to become a successful secretary JOY VAN SISE our rovang reporter for the local Tames was usually heard sangang an the chorus or playing the paano But wath thas behand her she washes to enter secre taraal work EGGHEAD VENERONI our skcatnng hero who wants to be a laneman wall enter army lafe and leave foot ball and all worraes of women dravers behand EFFIE VOSSBERG the camera bug of the yearbook was also actave an GAA and Latan club In T958 she would lake to take Mass Proly s place as Phys Ed teacher STRETCH WALSH tMartan to somel who wall be able to buy that Cadallac wath the money he makes as a plumber was actave an most sports football basketball cross country track and baseball MlKE WASSERMAN workang as co edator of the Whssp and a member of the Thespaans and Scaence Clubs as goang on to college and medxcal school to become a surgeon lt seems as af the army wall claam JOHN WESTON raght after hagh school and hrs traamng has already started by beang on the Rafle team ELEANOR WILLIE WILLIAMS who plans to be a successful secretary got her start as secretary of the Student Assocacataon feature edator of the Whasp as well as beang an GAA and an SP WALLY WOLYNlES who as thankrng seraously of college starts out wath a well rounded background through football and base ball lyme chaarman of the Assembly Commattee of the Student S Iy AL WYGAND someone wuth a passaon for hot rods s all S P and a track partacapant thas year but undecaded qbbvt a career AND THATS OUR SENIOR CLASS' Boo ter and Mrs Louas Eachhorn and Mrs Ralph Swederske and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Peter Marchaony W Danaels Nash Arthur Blakey and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Judy Karl a Mr and Mr Rachard Feabusch Anthony P Formanek S Hanrahan Russell Knouse Peter Corte James Fabaano Ray Harras James Ntck Jr Karl Schroff nd Peter Schroff Clafford Egensteaner Don Marae and Elaane Egensteaner Mr and Mrs Joseph Kang Mr and Mrs George Ferenz Mr and Mrs Edward Nelson Sharon Graffath Debby Gibbs and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr John T Daly James P Laverty Thomas G Murphy John S Harrason Harold D. Fommey Domamck Iovano Mr. and Mrs Herbert Elliott Miss Patracaa Ann Ellaott Mr and Mrs Louas Iovano Mary Lou Ellaott Mr and Mrs FrankW Eachhorn Mr and Mrs Hobart Mann Mr and Mrs Charles Tantle Mass Madeleane rks Mass Johanna Grady Mr and Mrs Davad Lennek Mr and Mrs Anthony J Moreno Davad Hamalton Monk Mass A Beatrace Keeval Mr and Mrs Roger Cox Mass Jean Bogdzrewacz Mass Ruth M Kelly Mass Eva F Bronner- Mrs S M Greene Mass Harraette Kuhlman The Lads Mr and Mrs Walter Sampson Walter Sampson Jr Joy A Van Sase Mr Earl Sande Alace Gerdak SharIeyJ Benoat Mr and Mrs R N Ostrander Mass Annette Brancaccao Mr Joseph Matthews Mr Thomas J Vassalew Mr and Mrs Charles Van Sase Mr. Frank Rogers Mrs Mary Rogers O ' ' H ' Il ' II II I I I ' ' I Y ' ' I . I I , l . , I . . . A . , I - 4 I! ll ' .' ' . . . . . 1 ' . ' ' : , , , I I I I ' I I Il ll ' ' I I ' ' II Il . h . .. . Co- I I - I - I f' t 11 - II - - I 11 ll . .. . ,, . - . . . . 11 I 1 a 1- I ' f' ,fa , ' ' ' ' M 4 - . s ' ' Q 0 1 p - -V J - . WAS tataon, and beang a member of the Nataonal Honor ' 1 J is . . ' ' ' I8 a , , I 0' 1 1 . u ll II' ' ' 4 I ' , 1 G., - s I . , ' - 'I ' Il Il ' n ' I I - Mr. . ' ' . . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. - ' . . . ' Mr. . . ' . . - Mr. . . . ' Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . . . . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' . ' ' Mr. . ' , , Mr. . ' ' ' ' . Mr. . ' , . ' , Mr. . ' , , , . . . l S . . . . ' ' ' ll II I I . . , . Mr. . . ' . ' 701100110 5 Mi!! 0, 6' . ' If 5 Compllments of BRADY FOOD SERVICE CORP Induxfrzal Food Caterer! 45 22 PEARSON STREET Iong Islmd Clry 1 N Y ST1l1well 4 3140 s ,fs Comphmems of STUDENT ASSOCIATION SEYMOUR S Department Store Dependable Mercbandue 183 POST AVEINUE Westbury L I as V 5 Tafuro Buxldmg Supply Sand Cement Cwderr Top S011 Brick: Ceupfol Mafemzlx Slale and Block! K PROSPECT AVE WESTBURY Martmx s Shoe Store Agency For Capezlo Dance Shoes Shoes Tor The Enure Famxly Pfll Parrott Shoes WEsthuW 109-4 r a n k ee S da Mean Grote ze! MH PROSPECT AXE NEW CASSEL A rw' . . . Wil H I ll .SAT-,w 2? WEstbuW 7-6006 l A ' I 81 . , L. I 3 1 -, 1 E ' s T ' B r - fu V - 1' 92 DELMA STUDIOS 571 FIFTH AVENUE New York N Y OUR OFFICIAL 3 EARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER ii 8 17 Ni X Mun Offme fmd Lflbomtory mp 9 WEST 70th STREET New York 11 N Y Phonc WAtk1ns 9 1880 93 3? if if if li? if xxx! -S' nf E ,' '- an 1 4 c c 'f y - Complnments of DAVID W FERON WEstbury 7 5-466 LONG ISLAND CLEANERS 765 PROSPECT AVENUE Anthony Monteforte C amp lnments f SOCK S Wfstburx vl69 F I' :emily Senzte Stop at Shnelds Bros Gulf SCFVICC Oll Country Rd St Fulton St Westbury N Y Wfstbtnrx 0086 Westbury Camera 8: Hobby Center 7 6 POST AX ENILL Wfestbury L I 1 .FF ll 5 IW.-2. ,,-1 e2 ,i WE 7 1716 L1c N0 C 342 SUPREME Beer Dxstrlbutors Keg Beer Bottled Beer Soda We Spectalxze tn Home Delxvertes 676 UNION AVENUE Westbury LI N Y Chas G Baker Nlaglelfr Genemtort Starter! Repafred Sold Exchanged NK BUTLER ST WESTBURY N Y I 4 00 5 Frank T Boerem Westbury Roslyn Fnsh Market Sw POST AXE Opp Theatre Westbury L I WEstbury 1164 Nassau Auto Wrecktng Inc HOPPLR STREET Westbun L I A I . . . , f if 5. 'IR Lia we l I1 ' I l l' , I fl' . 5 V H ' Y , R - 'Z X I I l . f O wr '-lllll . . Windsor Sweet Shgp Baker Auto Electric Service , A 7 L- V -v v , , . . 1 1 '-T WE 'mfr-f - 1 ' . 'lr 'V' l V U w 1 r - 1 ' , I 94 A FRIEND wmbufy 7-0095 CHAPMAN BROTHERS SALES SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES 290 POST AVENUE Westbury L I 7 7 T PLLUSO Thomas HHlfdf6SSCf Specnalxzmg, m l'cfn1ar1cr1l ll aznzg and Haffcuttmg SW Wtstbuq A-.c Carle Plate Prop Complnments of Glrls Athletic ASSOCIHIICJD Angelo Charles Casscst Ianflwtapf Cunlemr 719 SIIGIL STRlll Yktsthury N Y The Vlllage Dellcatessen Onln Ibe Bef! lhcatre Buxltlmt 250 Post Avenuc C RATTAU Prop Compllments of Pavllllon Rest crltlm I. N -1 A , a - VUE '--l3.. . : , . H' A f ',N. Y. .. ' , . .lcrulw Turnplke N Brush Hwllow Road ,l' A , . I., . Y. J E1 - 1'A . I ll 4 ' I V 96 vooco sngp L, X f X ' Pu l o 91 E L LLOYD Prop F A Carle Ruler Home Dog ana' Stable Leather Repazrzng 751 Pm Avenue Wfestbury L WEsrbury 7 1186 THE VIDEO SHOP Sala Sem ice RADIO 8c TELEVISION lmlallatzom Repazrr 574 WESTBURY AVENUE Carle Place N Y WHEATLEY HILLS NATIONAL BANK POST AVE ar the Street Clock Complrmenrs of WESTBURY VALET COMPANY Inc 175 POST AVENUE J C LEONARDO Mgr WE 7 094' Complxmenrs of HICKS NURSERIES Est 1853 W stbu ry 1 2 New Cassel SCIVICC Statlon Repaz r Se ure Lubncutron Accerronex 868 PROSPECT AVENUE Complnmenrs of Carle Place Hardware 8: Pamt 4 0 Wlesrbury Ave Carle Place N Y WEstbury 1009 Cm mpllments of Westbury L 1 Charlesj OConnor Member of Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporatxon I A 9 ' 5 A .. 1 f '-ll 1 I uf ' I f ' I WE S- ' . . , . Complete Equipment for L f , . I. - E ' '- '8 - V. .7 I fy. - . . I . 1 ' . . . 97 Complxments of BARNETT MACKLER 0410 70430 JOFFONE S Fruztere: and Grocer: 209 POST AVENUE Westbury L I Proprxetors J R MEYERDIERKS G S DISBROW Complxments f Cavallaro Home Applxances Authorlzed Dealer Of General Electric Appliance: Frzgzdazre Appliance: Azr Condmomng 759 Post Avenue Westbury L jay s Stauonery The Friendly Place To Shop 15 POST AVENUE Westbury N Y W Fstbury 1129 john Clancxa Arm: Ammumrzon Gurumrth 615 UNION AVE 84 CHURCH ST Westbury N Y and 10a S100 and Up Smxles Stores 193 POST AVENUE Westbury N Y Phone 1012 Gurwltz 8: Shapanka Slat:-Jnery Periodical: Ice Cream Roslyn Rd Power House Road Roslyn Westbury Ave 8: Stonehmge Lane Carle Place L I No Mnmmum No Cover Charge W 26 6 Open All Day Saturday Westbury Lumber C0 Plgu ood Door: Screen: Mouldfng: Paml: Lumber Cut to Size 349 UNION AVENUE Opp RR Stanon Westbury N F Q N L Al E tann i n s 'ti iiTiL'is.E 11 Ffini :if T: 41-1 WE 7 1404 Franc1s J Staab Salad: Cold Cut Platter: I-lor: Doezwre: Smdunche: STAAB S DELICATESSEN 5-18 WESTBURY AVENUE Carle Place N Y ' Sc - ., - 4 U , ,L.I. WE 7- - ' Y . . ET ' . . 1 - . . I In ' y .YU ' o . L-Q:-737' -'.f:, - ,.1. ,, ,- R .- K - ' . ,jr. 98 XWEstbury 7-1018 24 Hour Service TEXACO Prodzzcff RACEWAY SERVICE STATION Body Repazrf 84 Tou mg Luorzcfztzon Repazry OLD COUNTRY ROAD OPPOSITE ROOSEVELT RACEWAY WESTBURY LONG ISLAND WEstbury 7 0140 WESrb ry 59 MAJESTIC MARKET Henry s Taxi SCIVICC C 86 E KRUPP CORP 24 Hour Servxce D1srr1butors for MONARCI-I Bee Veal Lamb Pork Proomonr Poultry and Game zn Seafon Butter and Eggf XY!Estbury 0872 Famrly Grocers FROSTED FOODS Louls Parrllo Up to Dale Shoe S10 e X 754 Post A enue Westbuw L I Y 1 I f Sf' Comp! me ts of .7 if gs I KX Berme s Pastry Shop Z A ERNST Prop 99 - u 7-30 , . . ' -r X ff ,ff - 5 v , . ., N. -, ,Z M Z i n . . . I ' T, 7 ' I f ,v-5 1.4, 5 46 T . , . -,,,, J Compllmcnts of as FUOESTOREST Compl ments of WEsrb ry 7 0826 THE WESTBURY THEATRE WILLIAM J KAISER co Publ atzoz azd Commerczal Pmtmg Wesrb ry L I N Y 'IOO WEstbury 7 0817 Res 7 0663 or 7 0445 NELSDN and BALDWIN S U R VEYORS 707 POST AVENUE WESTBURY L I 101 7' XX Estbury 0084 Wffgsrburw 7 0246 0429 JOE ALLEN s I 'XIII I D CIGAR STORE HICKS WESTBURY INC XIII! mm ffnu IWfJ1lma1z Candy II II, 1 mu Papeff Greelzng Cardr Formerly Westbury Coal Yard nc 715 POST AVENUE Westbury L I 117 POST AVENUE Westbury L Edwm Hxcks Presrdenr ff X., 011 Burner Sales and Seruce J Coal 011 Maron Material ff!!! ,X- Complxmems of D STRAUSS CO INC NEXV YORK CITY IO2 vr - ' V - f - I y I I I I ' ': . 'I . I . . , I I - .1 U 'I ' ' I ' - N. . I . MH. I - . - I ,I . , . . v , .1. cvnhgu. Y ,f'- !,f . . 5 ,, ,fi if fix!!! ' ' W SIN 'O r s 0, o I I . I I I I I I I I I I T 7-41-U E lg HE 2 0286 Carmme Mlranda Hemptteadr Older! Record Shop Radzo TV Phono Sale: and Sefzzce llll Mann Street Hempstead N Y Compllments of Dr and Mrs SYMONS 7 0502 WESTBURY PLATE GLASS CO 311 POST AVENUE Sunproof Hlstorrc Wallhnde Florhncle Wall Paper Auto Safety Glass Installed Mrrrors Resllvered Plcrure Frames Wmdow Glass Glass For All Purposes Jalousre Wmdows WEstbury 7 0857 ALFRED ATTONITO 100 URBAN AVENUE Westbury L I WEstbury 7 0261 MARTIN MOSSO an MICHAEL CAVALLUZZI Carle Place Winer and Lzquorr 459 WESTBURY AVENUE Carle Place LI WE - .. FOR' II' li if j n WH 44 1.4.01 l 1' f EE .Q ' Pit!Jbufrgb Paintf' d 103 POSILLICO CONSTRUCTION CO Inc WESTBURY NEW YORK 3 Z! Lf i' SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 THE CLASS OF 1956 O 1 'r 3 136 T Q X - 0 's:2' HY' J W . A 1 4 flfg, f ' 'fp' 'I 'f . i S f L G BALFOUR COMPANY Known wberener there are School: and Colleger Class Rmgs and Pxns Commencement Invrtatnons Dlplomas Personal Cards Club Inslgnxa 521 FIFTH AVENUE New York N Y Cc mplxments of A11c1a R O Connor WEstbury 7 2020 The Town Shop Chzldren J Wear Ladzer Men r Specrallzmg Infants Wear U S Kedr U S Boot: Rubber! Gzftr Toy: Nouom BOTANY YARNS 455 Westbury Ave Carle Place I. I Compllments of Westbury Candy K1tchen l85 POST AVENUE WEstbury 0292 WEstbury 7-0442 J HENRY DREYER Lxcensed Real Estate Broker 251 POST AVENUE Westbury N Y Imiuftrzal Propertzex Homer Rerzdentml Piotr Acreage WEstbury 7 1203 WESTBURY GIFT SHOP 245 POST AVENUE Westbury N Y WE 7 0962 WE 7 2760 Day Phone 24 Hr Phone MCKUSKIE SERVICE STATION Accenofzex Road Servzce Repair: We Pnck Up 8: Delxver Cor Old Country Rd 8a Elhson Ave Next to Roosevelt Raceway Westbury LI N Y . , . . . . H V I . . - u ' ' . 1 ' ' , . . 1 ' - - .. , - 7 -I 1 . , .. 7 ,- , .., . . 105 Wlisrbury 7 4000 E., 5 Q-Y-'fan' J A R C 0 METAL PRODUCTS CORP Metal Stamping and Fzmfbmg Sp6CldlI.ffJ C mpl me ts of Westbury N Y E d N C d E wEsfbufy 7 2960 BOWERS 8: SON Photo Center Hobbze: Weddmg: Portrait! Commerrml Photo Supplzef stbury 0994 Carle Place Meat Market r MALCZYNSKI Prop 797 OLD COUNTRY ROAD 442 Westbury Ave Carle Place N Y We5fbUfY N Y Martin V Ffa-Uklm SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 from THE CLASS OF 1955 106 'l ' Q, f fu i n r . V15 ,v, M J KNIPFING Gm SONS INC Estabhshed 1903 SALES SERVICE 765 POST AVENUE WESTBURY N Y Tel WEstbury 7 0158 107 O O ' O 'Long Iflandlr Olde!! Ford Dealer XX Lstbury 0168 ANTHONY IOVINO ,4 hmm :I .md General Conzmftmg CL fp cl Bmfdmq and Cleamng 10 MALANEY AVF Xwcsrbury N Y MEADOW BROOK FLOWER SHOP ROBERT T RENISON Bonded Member Florxsr Telegraph Delnery flfzzzcrf and Plantx 0 Dzftznctzon Corner Post and Castle Avenues Wfesrbury I. I Hlcksulle w 78'a0 PURCELL S FLOWER SHOP 188 A BROADWAY Hxcksxllle N Y U: cddnzg Bouquetf C0r5ageJ fmzeml Dexzgm Planlr and Pottery MAC PHERSON MOTOR SALES CI-IFVROLET 16 JERUSALEM AVENUE Hxcksvxlle N Y Hazelle L Mac Pherson Est 1926 H14 sx111c 3 0347 or 503 13 NASSAU COOP G L F Service Inc WLST BARCLAY STREET HlL1xSXl11C N Y fum 6. G mic 71 Sfzppfzej G.1rb.1j 7 14 f ' . QW. 'll A 'K P 1 . . 7, ' - .YC 1, , - WEstbL1ry' 7-0500 H1 5-1145-6-7 ,k J , V- V M E b fp . O O O O , I 108 Comphments of WESTBURY APPLIANCES COMPANY 154 POST AVENUE Westbury N Y All the Leadmg Names 1n Electrical Applmncet Re rtgeratory Hoozer Bendzx RCA Victor Admzral Roper Televmon Wathert lronerf Range: Radtof Dumont Thor Ernerton Wettznghoufe Record: Where Salef Are Backed BJ Serwzre Phones 0629 1069 Cameraf Ven Jpapert Stationery Gt tt Fzlmt Cofmetzu Sporting Good! Greeting Card: Tear 8: Gershon Post Avenue Westbury L E. WEsrbury 7 0155 ABBATIELLO MARKET Inc Przme Mean Poultry Grocerze: The Complete Food Market 139 POST AVENUE WEsrbury 7 2670 KOTTON KLUB 757 POST AVENUE Yardgoody Yarn! Pattern: Seuzng 8: Knzttzng Center STAAB S HARDWARE nc Teletttzon Applmncet Pamtt Tool! 8: Garden Supphet D1srr1butors for LOWE BROTHERS PAINTS 181 POST AVENUE wxssfbufy 7 0220 5 , I I . H ty - - '- - - I I H V U V' ' ' Candy - T031 - Cigarf - Cigarettef - Noreltief . 1 . . ' , . 'f 257 , .I. 1 , I . O . . C Q3 ' f C, Q3 - 2 SP 109 WEstbury 7 2060 JOSEPH STRADA Plumbmg and Heatmg CONTRACTOR 45 POST AVENUE Westbury L I WEstbury 7 1002 RHODA SPORTSWLAR 233 POST AVENUE Westbury N Y 1 miil X We SERVOMELHANISMS Inc POST 8: STEWART AVENUES Westbury L I DesIgn rs and manufacturers of PICCISIOH electronrc and electromechamcal control systems for the m1lItary and for Industry El Segundo Cahf New Cassel N Y Cumplnments of Westbury D1ner WI.stbury vzso A DAHIODIO Mamfaltura df Lattrczm Ffenht Italmn and American Gmcener banduzches Made for All Ocnmonr 261 Post Avenue Westbury N W 2399 71 6 Rudy s Luncheonette Our Specialty HOME COOKING 81 DELICIOUS SANDWICI-IES Also Orders To Take Out 540 Westbury Ave Carle Place L WEstbury 7 0108 Real Extate and Imumnce HAMILTON R HILL 1 R HILL 249 POST AVENUE Opp Theatre Westbury N WEstbury 7 0830 flrmery For All Occarlonf WESTBURY FLOWER SHOP and GREENHOUSE 57 Post Axe Westbury L Opp St BrIgIds Rectory Near Holy Rood Cemetery JACK BROWN Prop Flon err 7 elcgrapbed Any u here I . t ' ,.. , .Y. E 1 - - 04 ' ' ' 1' . , .I. ,ai I I f 1 U k - 7-frli f 1 7? , f ' qi N ,,.- ...v --.. ti ' . - 'I A Q X I d- ' .-f ' , . , . Y , O 1 1 I I - 110 Wlistbury 7 1420 A C BRZESCINSKI UPHOLSTERING Fabrzcs Cormcef Cuflom Furzzure 40 OLD COUNTRY ROAD One Block from Felrces WEstbury 7 1340 MORTON J LEMKAU Mowng and Storage Horse Transportatlon 252 WILSON AVENUE Westbury N Y Wlfstbury 0857 George s Servxce Garage ll I r Repal and Ozerbaulzng Baiterg and Igmtzon Serzffe 1008 Prospect Ave Westbury N Y WEstbury 7 80 Wllllamson Paxnt and Wallpaper Co Dnstnbutors of Dutch B05 Producti Ben H006 Bc Co Produc!! H 8. G B urls Craft B what Representel by CHARLES WILLIAMSON 8 Post Avenue Westbury L Compllments f Danlel F Allen and Co Gufbage Dfrpoml Hlclcsvllle 3 270 fl 1 2' WI srbury 0098 9 Edwm C Etzel Inc Real Fttate lnfunznce 729 POST AVENUE Com plrmen ts of The Post Dmer OLD COUNTRY ROAD Westbury N WESTBURY MEN S SHOP Complete L1ne of Arrou Slams Inferuoterz Hare Fme Lxne of Suztt jacketx and Slack! 216 POST AVENUE Westbury N Y WEstbury 7 0995 NEW CASTLE INN Cbozce Wwe! and Lzquorr Beer on Draugbf J NOWAK Prop 970 PROSPECT AVE New Cassel Westbury LI . :Y '10 I - Q . , . . '1 fl 'r ' I I Bruker Refined and Adjurted AfIc'71'J Wear - McGregor Sp0f!JZUedr 2 . I V I , - . ' . f ' 7 L 1' , . I. ' 'A o . . . ' ' 111 FHEDEHIE P WIEDEHSUM AHljHl'l'LlQ'l' XVEstbur5 7 65 lh Wight C'1llS WE 7 f 7 498 71 Hour Tovsmg Servxcc NASSAU BODY Gm FENDER REPAIRS Expert Cullman Wforb All Work Guaranteed Customtzmgb Color Matrhmg Wheel Strarghtenmg Wheel Al1gf1ITlC1'1I Front End Allgnmg Chassls Stralghtenmg Old Country Rd 3. Kmkel St Westbury N Y GENE SCAPPY SAM SCIBELLI Wllstbury 4511 W sthury 554 74 Hour Servxce lzerglhzrzg r the B055 zrz Blue P fire Equzpmenr Brush Hollow Delxcatessen P'f f Vmf A '10 W H DILAICHELL Prop S70 BRUSH HOLLOW RD lim Au Westbury Westbuw L I N Y rtflllpfllellf fry All Sportf C ompllmcnts of Assoclated Food Stores SIX WESTBURY AVLNUI The Red Box, Inc W9 POST AX IQNIJIL Westbury Ll Care Pldge L I Grit tmfl Accenture! X srhurs 606 4R .e Mary Ann Constructlon Corporatxon 3' Buxlderr 706 'MAPLE AX ENLE XX Sstbury Ll l ' . f-0701 - 5-R 4 Y -,, IZ, V if f -4 ' A Aff, 1 ' ' ' 2 T ' ' Westbury Sport Shop '- ' ' - 351 fr ' V, L.1. l 1 . . ' of S f + wrt 5 '- A N l L . . ll f 1 R I f ,f 113 JUH J DUWLI G P051 md XXILSONI AVFNUFS C HR? 91 Elx PLYMOUTH Authorlzed Sale ind Serum 1 111 11111111 WfheclB11l1m1fzq an C mpluc Aumm me Scrum 114 5 4 z 7 Q 1 1 . . , 4 , Inf f fflfigf ' , ' 1 I 1 XY',ESfl7LlI'y '-1515 ur 7-1516 UHILIAK :X..'X..'X 5Cf'XlkL' f A IU ,U - - 0 ' Q' stburx U QU Ellrson s Inc llwfuare I1 IIIFIILIVE 8. Fleftrmzl Supplrey 41 Ptsr Axenuc Westbury N H stburx 0 Mme Slmpson U If Neale to frder orzgzna dexrgrz Grand Blxd Westbury Compllments ot Felxce s In Westbury WI'stbury 0060 SmCe 1899 Barley s Pharmacy If POST AVENUE Westbury N Y XX I stbury We bse RCA TUBES Post Televlsron wa Post Awcnue Westbury N Y U 4 Repazr All Maker nf Radmf 84 Tefezumn stburx 9815 Newer Closed The Coronet Restaurant A Good Flare For Fnze Food H LIBBY Owner W ost Axenue Westbun N Y WILLIAM H GREENE Gnxrlml QQNIRAUOR Wfestburx, Long Island wie 5 ft 5 1 ' '- ' 3' 4 zu 7, V I ' V . '. . . . XVII, 1' '-Ol H ' '--050 '! 1 ' ' I ' uf drew and mflumrff for all ocruriwzt Jr f V., ', L.1. 1 ' 1 1 ' -25 P V ' . . D 1 Y 1 . ,. .,. U5 HA E UF WESTBUHY TRUST CU PA Y YSflb11Sl'lf.d l9l0 A Modern Bulk Of erzng a Conzpleu Bmbzng Semzce POST and MAPLE AVENUES Vxkstluurx N Y Oppn Niondu EXCHIHQS 5 0 NILMBLR OI ILDILRAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP H6 124' ,X I, ff 4. jj I . 2. 1'P 4, . . ' 1 gf t7 Congmtulauons JOHN L MOLLOY WEsrbL1ry 7 7154 CARMINEJ LAGNESE Real Ertate and Irzrarancc Mortgage! Rentalr Properq Management Westbuq L I Z 7 l9QfN10r 747 Stellato Bros Iarzfrrapmg an! All Cefflffll U ri lxurh Street Carle Plane N Cumpilments f Westbury Teacher s Association srburg, l7'4w Day aa Nnrhr Servrce Trnangle SSIVICC Statlon A rv M PISCITFLLI 5 Lmun Au Westbury L I N Y STIWI XI CI.EAN1INf Cav U arlazrzg Auf Repamr Tuumg PATRONIZE OUR 64, ADVERTISERS S Of In Jack Barchn Prop Post Tavern Iralrrm A Amerlcan Iood Served Until 7 AM New IIJL h rremen and borfeuomerz bere Be are and afzer the rarer 9 Post Avenue Westbun L ml a eu bl air fffm Raceuax exrtf WESrbL1ry 7 7a 40 CARBONE 84 MOLLOY Imzzramc Agenq vO6 MAPII: AVLNLF Wcsrbrlry N Y GENERAL INSURANICE -5 A wr '-HALL. A - -SM , ',' V 1 VU . 4 ' ', .Y. Q ' 0 , 4 . Y -M L! . ' wife' V -A -N ' ' ' 219 POST AVENUE V 7' ' ' Q- ' - A , WIS 7- 2 I ', , . 'f A U ' . - ' , , f 5 ' ', .I. A J A I 0- ' I 1 . 117 Clwmplimc-nts of . A . I' F THE DENTISTS Westbury 311 Carle Place lx IU Barnns Wfllllam Berman bxrx Lu Iulm Wflrnn r I Wcxnnr fdxmrd Moosmxn r lull in Sch.-uk r Rmum funn Dr Russdl bhcrmm 18 of ' d Dr. 'Q ' A D. . V ' Dr. ' V ' Dr. 1 a Dr. Sidney Dcutsnh Dr. Charles Robinson D.xza U D '1 D . Q e. ' D . 1 XX E 467 3 Hour Serxlce jAY and JAY CLEANERS lVe Opcmle Our Ou 71 Plan! Free Cal! and Delzzeq Plmt and Offrce 518 VUESTBLRY AVENUE Carle Place L I WEstbur', l2255 GAS Dlxon s Cltxes Servrce 530 XXFSTBLRY AVLNUE Carle Place N Y O REPAIRS ASSOCl3ICd Food Store S96 OLD COUNTRY ROAD Westbury N Y Wheatley Hxlls Tavern 1 O Post Awenuc Westbury N Y Banque! Weddnzg Slmu er faczlztzw Orchestra Yury Frnday Saturday Sunday BEST WISHES GEORGE W HUTCHINSON YOL CAN7 BUY FINER ICE CREAM THAN B R E Y E R S ualzlx WE 7 7700 Est 1911 ARTHUR HARRIS 8: SON Post Axe Westbury LI Complete Stock Of Auto Partf Wheel Alzgfzment AIIIO Repazrr Macbme Shop Seruce Bzcgcler Sold and Repazred XY!! stburx 5545 Geo V1 Peterson Un1on Coal 8. O11 Co 4 C be Oz! ll ood 011 Burner: ferr :cel Irzrlalfed Lnron w Westbury N Y Vwlstlur l 1 janes Beauty Salon 1 UNION AVENUE Westburx N Y 11945 Lours Abbatrello Prop Meadowbrook Meat Market Cbwre Weary amz' Poullrj 755 POST ANENIUE Orp Theater Westbury N Y - ,,-,,. iiif 'y 7-1 f - F - ,' . v xv' A r . Y Q , - - 200 ' . , . . IL Cn I - n - ' - - ' . V I ' , SSS I ' A'e. , . . 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