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

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Edztors FIRST P Heyer Exchange Ed D Katzenstem grau Co Feature Ed D Harman Co Feature Ed S Ruc Bus Ed R Kxeselstem Co News Ed G Splelman Comp ker Co News Ed S Schechner Czrculatzon Ed M Bacon Ed H Sturm Asst Comp Ed C Shanowltz Co Manag Art Fd C Zamo Asst Art Ed M Bhnder Sports Ed For 16 years the Whzsp Talkmg over the Whzsps next. issue arc Mr Carl Monk Ad vzser Margot Pubhckcr and Ian Butt Fdztors zn Chzef and Mr Aaron Barnard Asszstant Adazser Reporters FIRST J Entmacher R Shatz P Bcrnbaum K F Symons E Shlcntasg M Baum R Lovett Slmon B Strauss R Relder M Forman and A Gorccy SFCOND Marius and B Blucr 78 Ed.,' and W. Fein, Co-Manag. Ed. SECOND: G. Aschen- and M. Weathers, Photography Ed. -.:. ,. ,. ,. . ,. ,J.',

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FIRST: M. Friedman, Vice Pres.g M. Neidell, Pres., Butt, M. Sirover, A. Williams, D. Larris, M. Publicker, Mr. John Hotchkiss, Adviserg P. Windus, Sec'y.,' and R. and A. Bowman. Bass, Treas. SECOND: E. Elias, E. Wolfe, G. Franz, I. 1949- Ten Charter M embers: 1964-Thiryf students honored. H onor S ooieyf Students of Westbury High School attaining high scholastic averages and showing qualities of good character, leadership, and service are eligible for membership in the National Senior Honor Society. A service organization, the Honor Society, under the direction of Mr. John Hotch- kiss, aids the school by tutoring and ushering at important functions. Their fund raising activities include a carwash, cupcake sale, and the sale of stationery and labels. This year's induction of new members into the Honor Society was held on February 27, 1964. FIRST: C. Lewin, S. Rucker, R. McQueen, M. Goldey, With a lingering glance, Miss Bea- trice Keevil passes the Honor Soci- ety Plaque on to Mr. John Hotch- kiss. THIRD: M. Perlak, P. Maerz, D. Crowe, C. Youner, G. L. Killoch, W. Fosner, D. Graber, A. Finger, and J. Koster, S. Kupetz, D. Ellenberg, C. Burrell, G. Kraerner, -- , Glatzer. SECOND: C. Kowal, M. Baum, B. Schuster, P. Weiss, C. Conte, N. Burrell, L. Napolin, L. Burrell. R. Glover, K. Walsh, E. Kohleriter, and R. Collins.

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2 Carol Shanowitz, Wendy Fein, Dorothy Katzenstein, and Donna Har- man work busily on the next issue. has given us wide news coverage. Wh isp Written, edited, and printed by the students of Westbury High School, the Whisp is truly the students' newspaper. Pub- lished monthly, it contains news stories on current school ac- tivities and feature stories of student interest. The newspaper is supervised by Mr. Carl Monk, Mr. Aaron Barnard and by co-editors-in chief, Margot Publicker and Ian Ian Butt helps Margot Publicker plan the lay-out for a future edition of the Whixp. Y! N45 .4 .- S 4 ty. L Butt. One of the many special features of the Whisp is the an- nual Christmas paper. A comic strip is one of the newest additions to the news- paper. Unlike most high school newspapers, the Whisp is printed entirely on the school premises under the advisership of Mr. Gerald Mallon. Composition Staff: A. Razzano, G. Romano, L. Patti, A. Hojnacki, O. Lagnese, R. Rodgers, I. Vacchio, and II. Scibelli. 79 Assisted by Roslyn Kieselstein, Gail Spiel- man and Helen Sturm type articles to be featured in the Whirp.