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

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After three busy years as underclassmen, we fi- nally became Seniors. As freshmen we waited nerv- ously to be handed our first high school books and schedules. As seniors we wait, regretfully but anxiously, to receive our diplomas. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Roger Cox and Mr. Edward Krinsky, we began the year by sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins Dance. This suc- cess was followed by our winning first prize with our “School-Days” float in the Halloween parade. Selling class pins, Westbury book covers, and stationery were only a few of our senior activities. Who can ever forget our most enjoyable and successful senior play, “Meet Me At The Prom”? As the months moved on, we held the annual King and Queen Dance, a very enjoyable affair. Time sped by and soon we were making prepa- rations for our Senior Ball, an event which will be remembered always. Now, as the year draws to a close, we bid fare- well to Westbury High. We will always cherish fond memories of our high school days and of those two green and gold words imprinted in our memories — Westbury High. Senior Class Advisers, Edward Krinsky and Roger Cox, have helped make our four years both fruitful and eventful. (?£ z4 o£ 960 DONALD KURSCH PRESIDENT Don — “Mercury finds it hard to keep up with him.” . . . Aspires to be a teacher after college . . . Honor Society, Football, Wrestling, Track, Dance Band, Wing and Spur, Band. GARY MOSCARELLO VICE PRESIDENT Gary — “Quiet at first, but look again.” . . . Enjoys playing the piano and ice skating . . . Wing and Spur Managing Ed., Biology Club Treas., Band, Dance Band, Tennis Club, Chemistry Club, Honor Society. CPIERYL HUMPHREY SECRETARY Cheryl — “Quiescence joined with true sincerity” . . . Has her eyes set on the field of teaching . . . enjoys Eng- lish . . . F.T.A. Treas., G.A.A., Whisp, Library Club, French Club, Leaders’ Corps, Honor Society. HAROLD GRAF TREASURER Harold — “A quiet man—saying little but thinking much” . . . Aspires to the priesthood . . . enjoys studying languages ... in his leisure time he enjoys doing relig- ious research . . . Spanish Club Pres., Student Council, Honor Society.

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Seniors

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MARIE ACCETTOLA Her versatility and goodness make her Marie EDGAR ADJAHOE Edgar — “A friend to all, an enemy to none” . . . Won numerous medals in band and chorus . . . won third prize in the Speech Contest . . . Football, Band Librar- ian, Orchestra, Dance Band, Chorus, District Chorus, Student Patrol, Biology Club. SANDRA ARGENTO Sandy — “Be silent and safe, for silence never betrays you.” . . . Would like to become a secretary . . . her spare moments are spent either swimming or collecting pic- tures . . . G.A.A. SUSAN ASCHENGRAU Sue — “A bit of rascality in her personality” . . . Won second prize in the Speech Contest ... in her leisure time she enjoys playing the piano, singing, or reading . . . G.A.A., F.T.A., Chorus, Thespians, Senior Play. BARBARA JOY ASTROFF Bobbie — “Sunshine and happiness are found in her personality.” . . Our ambassador to Holland . . . charmed by babies . . . Whisp Feature and Exchange Editor, F.T.A. Sec’y., G.A.A., Red Cross, Spanish Club, Biology Club. KATHLEEN BARNETT Kathy — “Full of fun and sweet as sugar candy” . . . Plans to attend a business school . . . was fond of her his- tory class . . . enjoys sports, especially bowling, in her spare time . . . G.A.A. HOWARD BARUSH Howie — “Enjoy the great outdoors, for they exist solely for enjoyment.” . . . Can do just about anything with a car . . . Electronics Club, Golf, Rifle Club, Bowling Club, Swimming Club, General Science Club, Red DENNIS A. BASS Dennis A good disposition is more valuable than gold.” . . . Enjoys building model yachts and boats . . . Stage Crew Pres., Rifle Club, Chorus, Dance Band, Electronics Club, Chemistry Club, Biology Club, General Science Club, Thespians,