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

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Sadie Hawkins Dance 'cTurn about is fair playf' is an old saying that was proved true by the Sadie Hawkins Dance. For this dance, which was held on November 16, the girls of Westbury High School were given the opportunity to ask the boys of their choice to attend. The gay decor provided by the seniors added a seasonal at- mosphere to the occasion while the couples danced to the mu- sic of Bobby and the Orbits. The evening was highlighted by the mock marriage ceremonies in which the couples received pipe cleaner rings and fake marriage licenses. Facial expressions of Joan Breitmger Cathy Couples enjoy twisting to the music of B0bbY and the During the Sadie Hawkins Danfe a group of Juniors gather Orblts' as they wait for the music to continue KNOW, is it the right foot At the Sadie Hawkins Dance forward or the right foot back?', ponders Nancy Dev- while Lee NaP01m 10 ks pl ins. Sadie Hawkins Dance a success. Music of Bobby and the Orbits helped make the

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Ring Dance One of the social highlights of the year at Westbury High School is the Junior Ring Dance, The dance, held on May 4, 1963, was complete with music provided by Bobby and the Orbits and refreshments served by underclassmen. The climax of the evening occurred when the Juniors received their rings from Mr. Kickham as they walked through the huge wooden ring. This ring was constructed and pre- sented to the school by the class of 1963. Replacing the Junior Prom, this is the second year that the Ring Dance has been held. Assisted by Psm Windus and Sandy Schechner, Ms. unior Prom replaced Iyf Ring Dance. Kickham presents Anthony Potenza with his class ring. Anxiously awaiting the presentation of their rings, students At the annual Ring Dance, members of the class of take time out to socialize. '64 show the stroll. Judging from the smiles of Leo Furcht and Ronnie Brambier, Floyd White and Donna' Bryan, It's a thrilling moment for John Genova the evening wasarealsuccessl and Christine DiGaetano and when Mr. Kickham presents him with his Richard Valentine chat between 24

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l i 1 5 This year's king, John Genova, is crowned by Senior Class President, Ed Flynn. N! Queen King Betty jane Eason John Genova Friendliest Donna Harman Marty Blintder Best Looking Cynthia Penz Richard Tscherne Best Dressed Gail Spielman David Drucker Class Artists Marianne Perlak Dave Webster Class Actors Jo-Ann Shusterman David Crowe Class Musicians Margot Brinn Jerry Weiss Best Dancers Carmile Zaino Peter Catapano Most Talkative Barbara Nestora Barry Blazer Class jesters Penny Sullivan Louis Forgione Most Studious Adair Bowman Ian Butt Most Likely to Succeed I Elizabeth Wolfe George Franz I Best Athletes Sharon Coleman Richard Ball Sznce 1952, Mr. Kickham congratulates the newly crowned royal couple. Ed Flynn crowns this year's queen, Betty Jane Eason. l l 26