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

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CLARK B. HENRY He is happy that knoweth not himself to be otherwise. Driver Education; Senior Class Adviser JOHN HOTCHKISS The historian is a profit look- ing backwards. History; Soccer Coach, Audio Visual Club Adviser pofi t6e Cty it cviadortt WILLIAM KUPFERBERG Music is the universal lan- guage of mankind. Music; Band Director EDWARD KRINSKY History is indeed the wii ness of the times, the Ugh of truth. History; Basketball Coacl J.V. Baseball Coach RUTH KELLY Knowing any language im- perfectly isn’t much better than knowing it at all. Spanish; Spanish Club Ad- FRANCIS X. KORBER Those who jest with good taste are called witty. Biology; Biology Club Ad- HARRIETTE M. KUHLMAN The history of the world is but the biography of great men. History; F.TA. Adviser, A.F.S. Adviser A. BEATRICE KEEVIL Language is as much an art and as sure a refuge as paint- ing, music, or literature. Latin; National Honor Society Adviser

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JOHN O. FOGE By work you get maney; by talk you get knowledge. English; Asst. Football Coach SOL FROSHNIDER Nothing is more adroit than good conduct. School Psychologist yivitup fuwfrwe tv ocn Civet cuuC dinectiait tv eon, e te yiet. JOHANNA J. GRADY Speech is the gift of all but' the thought of few. English, Public Speaking PHILIP J. GULLY Science is nothing but good sense and sound reason. Chemistry; Chemistry Club Adviser HARVEY C. HENDERSON Language is the measure of a man. English; Assembly Coor- dinator, Thespian and Dramat- ics Director ROBERT HEIST Art is the perfection of nature. Art; Wing and Spur Art and Photography Adviser, Junior Class Adviser ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Language as well as speech was the immediate gift of Cod. English WESLEY A. GRAVES No wealth is like the quiet mind. Physics, Chemistry 22

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ARTHUR MADDALONI Perhaps of all the creations of man, language is the most astonishing. French; French Club Adviser GERALD MALLON Since men learned print, no night is wholly black. Graphic Arts, Mechanical Drawing; Senior Class Ad- viser, Stage Crew Director, Radio Club Adviser cCetwCy occfi view; frvt t ie Ccy it PAUL B. MARGOLF Music produces a kind of pleasure which human na- ture cannot do without. Music; Choral Director, Soph- omore Class Adviser CARL W. MONK Literature is news that stays news. English; Whisp Adviser ANTHONY J. MORENO The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the ladder of human thought. Mathematics; Student Coun- cil Adviser JOSEPH MATTHEWS A pile of books does not equal one good teacher. Business; Student Council Adviser ELIZABETH OSTRANDER Virtue is the truest nobility. Business GARY McMAHON Besides eternity, only his- tory has triumphed over time. History; Tennis Coach ROBERT OTTO In the world, he who knows not how to swim goes to the bottom. Physical Education, Swim- ming; Swimming Coach