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

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in our studies CONSTANCE SOULIAS English Wing and Spur Business Adviser Queens College EMIL VIGILANTE History Freshmen Football Coach, Junior Class Adviser University of Notre Dame; New York University I. L. ROY STERN General Science Science Club and Junior Class Adviser New York University MARGARET TINTLE Latin Latin Club Adviser Albany State Teachers College; New York University; Columbia University MADELEINE SPARKS English University of Chicago; Middlcbury College JAMES ZELLMAN Reading Book Club Adviser University of Minnesota; New York University; Columbia University 15

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and guide us ELISA PROLY Physical Education G.A.A. and Leaders’ Corps Adviser Hunter College,- New York University KAREN SKOLLINS Physical Education Junior G.A.A. Adviser Ithaca College NORMAN SCHWARTZ English, Teen Age Problems Basketball Coach Union College; New York University; Columbia University JOHN SHUTTLEWORTH Chemistry Astronomy Club Adviser Wittenburg College; Columbia University JOSEPH RAZIANO History, French F.T.A. Adviser New York l niversity; Columbia University WADE H. SNELL Industrial Arts General Repair Work Buffalo State Teachers College; New York University 14

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and activities. SECRETARIES Kathleen Robinson, Dahlgren Etchison, and Marianne Kowal- chuk, shown left to right, handle the secretarial affairs here at Westbury High. CUSTODIANS Taking some time off from their many chores are our custodians: Wesley Davis, James Foster, Anthony Tufaro, and Sal Canniac- cone pictured left to right. CAFETERIA STAFF Antoinette Pascarelli, Jennie Martillo, Letti Bunn, Manager; and Lee Blansfield, who are pictured left to right, can be seen busy in the kitchen preparing our lunches. Fortunate we are indeed to be attending a school which has a faculty as fine as ours at Westbury. Our teachers guide us in many ways other than in academic subjects and often give up their own time in order to be of help to us. The majority of the faculty are engaged in some student extra-curricular activity so that we may profit from their guidance. The wide range of subjects offered here at Westbury would be valueless were they not presented by our own faculty. It is for our benefit that we are required to complete a four year sequence in English and history before gradua- tion. Our outstanding English and history departments can be credited to the teachers who present them. The college bound members of our student body select most of their courses from the languages, mathematics and sciences. The faculty members of these departments lay the groundwork for subjects we may select as college majors. In our industrial arts, home economics and business courses, the students benefit from the interest taken by their teachers in their in- dividual progress. The art and music courses provide diver- sion for some and cultivate the talents of others. Our faculty hails from all parts of the country and they received their training at various colleges and universities. All are endowed with wonderful senses of humor which we enjoy in the classroom and they enjoy in the faculty rooms. For their genuine interest in teaching and their concern for our future success, we are grateful. Each member possesses a special quality which makes our faculty one we will never forget. 16