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

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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.

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tudent toda With the school year 'l95'l at an end, our Westbury High School Students Association has contributed tremendously to making this a successful year. 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

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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