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

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Inaugural Ball splendor. JAMES KRYSINSKY “Krinkle s” “Say it with music — Would like school to open two hours later — enjoys band — dreams of coaching at W.H.S. — hopes to be a phys. ed. teacher — Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Band. LEONARD KUSKOWSKI “Lenny” “Speech is silver; silence is golden — Wants to visit Florida — work peeves him — has a soft spot for red- heads and cars — will be a sailor — Freshman and Intra- mural Basketball. EDWARD KUTCHMA “Kutch” Knowledge is power — Wants a pizzeria of his own — his desire is to make a million dollars — likes coke — school occasionally peeves him — Cross Country, Wing and Spur, Rifle Club. ANTIMO LAGNESE “Tim” “Good things come in small packages — Hopes to pass chemistry — hates getting up for school — Plane Geometry is his weakness — headed for the wild blue yonder — Bowling. LINDA LATIMER “Lynn” With a song in her heart —Would like very much to be a professional singer — avoids egotistical boys — her main weakness is clothes — plans to be a model—Chorus. JOAN LEONARDI “Joan” “I’ll take up my task with vim and vigor —Can't resist blue eyes — will attend college —G.A.A., Student Council, Cheerleading, Red Cross, Wing and Spur, F.T.A. Sec- retary, Honor Society. 29

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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

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What a Life” and JOHN LEONARDO “John” “Mercury finds it hard to keep up with him” — Plans college and a profession — Football, Basketball, Track, Cross Coun- try Capt., Chorus, Student Council, Dramatics, Ass’t Ed. Wing and Spur, Jr. Exec. Comm. NANCY LUBRANO “None” “To be merry best becomes you” — Would secretly like to be a social worker and help orphans — can’t resist dark brown eyes — plans to be a secretary — insincerity annoys her — G.A.A. ANN LYNCH “Ann” “A smiling face and a true heart are qualities to be cherished”—Plans to become a Home Ec. teacher—G.A.A., Honor Society, Cheerleading Capt., Leaders’ Corps, Fresh- man Vice-Pres., Soph. Secy. BEATRICE LYONS “Cookie” “A girl not afraid to say her say”—Loud noises annoy her — has a weakness for boys with curly brown hair — would like to become a dental assist- ant — Twirling, Chorus. EWEN IAN MacKINNON “Mac” “A man's real possession is his character — Would like to win a North Shore Cham- pionship — Football Capt., Wrestling Capt., Basketball, Baseball, Track, Fr. and Jr. President, Student Council Secy.-Treas. LINDA MARKSTAHLER “Lynn” “New pennies always glisten” — Would like to take a trip to Rome — constantly found spending money — gym is not her favorite subject — plans to become a private secretary. 30