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

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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 '

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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

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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