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

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DOT DALTON “She refreshes like a dash of cold water” Physical Education, Swimming; G.A.A. Adviser, Cheerleading Adviser JOHN FASANO “The art of living, like wrestling, stands ready against the unforeseen ” Business, Driver Education; Football Line Coach, Wrestling Coach SUSAN® FISCHER “The science of numbers is the oldest and most complex of all sciences” Mathematics BERNARD W. DOLAT “Tis action that makes the hero.” Physical Education; Director of Intra- murals MERRILL D. DOLLAR “Business is his pleasure Business tde d z td yuccOzttce “Give it to her, Claude,” shout our rowdy “teacher students” at the presentation of Your Faithful Fitful Faculty. THOMAS FITZGERALD “A man should train and educate his body as well as his mind ” Director of Athletics and Physical Education; Bowling and Golf Coach JOHANNA J. GRADY “Language is the garment of thought” English, Public Speaking

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L. JEAN ANGSTADT “Little deeds of kindness, little words of love help to make earth like Heaven above” Gudiancc; Wing and Spur Produc- tion Adviser EVA BRONNER “That which before us lies in daily life is the prime wisdom Home Economics; Red Cross Adviser DANIEL CO “Who knows whether that phosphorus and gether?” Biology, Chemistry ; Tennis Coach ►HEN lit is not true mind go to- JEAN BOGDZIEWICZ “To me, French is the most beautiful and interpretive of all languages ” French, Spanish; French Club AUGUST J. BREZINA “Enough work to do and strength enough to do the workY’ Industrial Arts. Driver Education; Woodworking Club Adviser Oun, faculty ee t 0?acu£tcf, As the years pass by and we grow older, we think more about the factors that have influenced our lives. Sometimes, it comes as a shock to us when we discover how deep the influence of our teachers has been upon us. They are a devoted staff, always ready and willing to impart to us students the knowledge they have acquired. They watch us with silent pride or occasional misgivings as they see us struggle with problems of school, of life. They attempt to lead us away ifrbm the many pitfalls we may encounter. Our teachers have high hopes for the future suc- cess of all students who attend Westbury High. Their patience is grat- ifying to us students who reap the benefits of their j experience. RAYMOND H. COLEMAN “There is no greater treasure than health” Health. Teenage Problems; Football Coach, Baseball Coach ROGER A. COX “A helping hand is never forgotten and always appreciated ’ Mathematics; Senior Class Adviser 9

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WESLEY A. GRAVES “No task is too steep for human wit: Physics, Chemistry; Electronics Club ELIZABETH GRIFFIN “Good words are worth much and cost little .” English PHILIP J. GULLY “An excellent teacher is the best of all persons.” Chemistry; Chemistry Club Adviser cutct CecutenAAifi, A typical free period? HARVEY C. HENDERSON “By necessity, a man must be able to find expression in both the written and spoken word .” English; Assembly Co-ordinator, Thespian and Dramatics Director CLARK B. HENRY “The road is no wider than his heart is wide.” Driver Education; Junior Class Ad- viser ROBERT HEIST “All passes; art alone stays with us.” Art; Wing and Spur Art and Pho- tography Adviser, Sophomore Class Adviser JOHN HOTCHKISS “History is philosophy, teaching by examples.” History; Soccer Coach 11