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

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with Miss America. BARBARA HURWITZ “Bobbi” “As merry as the day is long” — Longs to see her name in lights — cashmere sweaters are her weakness — plans to attend Farmingdale Institute — Chorus, Whisp, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club. ERASMUS IANNACCONE “Gizzy” “Don’t do today what you can do tomorrow” — Would like to be a major league catcher — thinks blondes are a fasci- nating subject — French is his pet peeve — Baseball, Soc- cer, Track, Bowling. GABRIEL IOANIDIS “Soc” “Life without sports, is not life” — Plans to become a mechanical engineer — hopes to score another touchdown — Football, Basketball, Track, Wrestling, Soccer, Student Council, Senior Exec. Comm. ANDREW IOVINO “Sandy” “Life comes and goes” — His future plans include college — would sometime like to pitch a perfect game — has a soft spot for a short girl — Base- ball, Soccer, Bowling. JOAN IOVINO “Joan” “Still waters run deep” — Confesses a liking for western songs and tall boys — desires to visit the national parks — seeks future as a private sec- retary — is a member of the Whisp Staff. ROSE MARIE IOVINO “Rose” “Sweetness and sincerity are inimitably hers” — Another business world candidate — dreams of owning a farm in Vermont—expresses a weak- ness for Liberace’s Blue Tango — dislikes gym class — Whisp. 27

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Queen of W. H. S. reigned SHEILA GOLDZMAN “Shell “To know her is to like her” — Dark curly hair intrigues her — dreams of a trip to the moon — plans to be an air- line hostess — Chorus, Whisp Advertising Manager. GERALDINE GRAY “Gerry” “Sincerity and simplicity are nicely combined in this sweet girl” — Males not mail for “Gerry” — dislikes going to school on rainy days—fancies an airline hostess’s life — Chorus. RALPH GUADAGNO “Rock “Silent and shy but one great guy” — Can’t resist standing on the corner watching all the girls go by — wants to own a big butcher shop — plans to teach — Student Council, F.T.A. MARILYN HOFFMAN “Lyn” “A happy heart goes a long way — Might some day own her own speed boat—loathes Monday mornings — has a yen for vanilla ice cream — plans to teach — Dramatics Club, F.T.A. MARY LOU HOJNACKI “Hoja “Always a cheery smile and a friendly hello” — Would like to be a private secretary — good looking boys are her weakness — gossiping irks her — Whisp, Red Cross. WILLIAM HORNECK “Bill “Idle time not idly spent” — Always being chased from Soc’s corner — aspires to own Fort Knox — a future draftsman — pool tables and hamburgers delight him — Football, Intramural Basket- ball, Senior Exec. Comm. 26

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Senior Bail reflected GEORGE JAHELKA “George” “Wit and wisdom are born with a man” — Stubborn peo- ple bother him — will pursue an engineering career — Football, Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Band President, Honor Society, Senior Exec. Comm. JOHN KICKHAM “Jack” “A man to look up to” — Plans to enter the field of high finance after college — en- joys Thanksgiving dinner — is annoyed by stop signs — Football, Basketball, Honor Society. VALERIE KILLOCH “Va ” Do it well or not at all” — Desires 365 dates a year — can't resist tall football play- ers — plans to be a foreign correspondent — Honor So- ciety, G.A.A., Whisp, Wing and Spur, Student Council. WILLIAM KOPACK “B 7 ” The purr of a motor is music to his ears” — Would like to be a dare-devil driver — craves soft drinks — would like to see the world — Frosh Baseball, Intramural Sports. GEORGE KOWALCHUCK “Sharkey” “A calm countenance hides a busy brain” — Irked by girls who act older than they are — would like to own a '57 Corvette — will become a mechanical engineer — Soc- cer, Baseball, Rifle Club. MARSHALL KRUSE “Krusie” “The secret of life is in art” — Desires twenty pair of glasses — has a fondness for tall boys with blonde crew cuts — wants to become a fashion designer — Whisp. 28