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

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Col John H Glenn, first U.S. man to orbit earth smiled beside recovered capsule In a year full of pioneering successes in Victorious Sonny Llston stood over Floyd Patterson after the shortest heavyweight Former Gen Edwin A Walker escorted off University of Mlsslsslppl campus by US. Marshals as federal action upheld enroll- New York Yankees won the Series from San Francisco in spite of Chuck Hiller's fourth-game gland slammer. ,rt , ,MM tif' !'P's Q