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

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Enjoying the World Series during a free period are Mr. Graves and Mr. Cox. neon on niy6t t6e Uy tt, Mr. Henderson peeks out before entering the fac- ulty room. Mr. Clark Henry and Sharon Belaief enjoy themselves at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Mr. Hotchkiss discusses a current topic in his World History class. Mrs. Crossan demonstrates the proper way to do the American crawl.

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ROBERT L. PENNY Thoughts are mightier than strength of hand. English; Creative Writing Club Adviser ADRIENNE POWELL True science teaches, above all, to doubt. Biology; Biology Club Adviser cit fy fa fasi-cUdt ttt fact ux ettattesi facet ELISA PROLY Unsound bodies like un- sound minds, if you feed, you poison. Physical Education; G.A.A. Adviser MARY G. ROTHMAN That is a good book which is opened with expecta- tions and closed with profit. Librarian; Library Club Ad- JEANNE SADLOW Of all history, the most in- structive to a man is his own. History; Junior Class Ad- viser, Girls’ Tennis Club Coach JOHN RANDALL Labor, wide as the earth, has its summit in heaven. Industrial Arts; Auto Repair Club Adviser JOSEPH F. RAZIANO Language is the dress of thought. French; Wing and Spur Business Adviser MARYANN SHUKAITIS nee possesses not only truth, but supreme beauty. Chemistry; Chemistry Club Adviser MARY STEPHENSON Good health and good sense are two of lifeys great- est blessings. Nurse

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Sec etasue Besides keeping the attendance and files in order and writing out passes for late-comers, the secretaries patiently and courteously answer all our questions. Their numerous services to the school have proved invaluable. Busy as they are, they still find time for a pleasant word or smile for everyone. School secretaries, Marianne Kowalchuk, Dorothy Berthold, and Nancy Beaton watch Beatrice Brockey at the typewriter. eve tuive ee t t e cveuf tv tvcvietlye. (Retenta Sta We, the students of Westbury High, are fortunate enough to have not only an efficient and produc- tive cafeteria, but a very handy snack bar. If a student doesn’t want a complete hot lunch, he may buy a hamburger and a malted. Under the able supervision of Mrs. Lillian Hein, school dietician, the entire cafeteria staff turns out a different yet delicious meal each day. M. Piscitelli, B. Simpson, V. Capers, I. Buchinski, E. Goetz, M. Conway, E. Thomas, and L. Bulloss make up our efficient cafeteria staff. Our custodians, Samuel Kent, Salvatore Eannaccone, John Kaiser, and Joseph Vaccio, take time out to have their picture taken. 0cc4tvcUa t Westbury High School is the proud possessor of not only a most efficient staff of custodians, but also a most friendly one. Daily these men perform their duties with a smile and a cheerful “Hello” for everyone. We, the students, thank our custo- dians for their ceaseless efforts to keep our school clean and neat. 27