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

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B. Nivens, D. Alleyne, F. Lolfredo, M. Potecha, Mr. Kenneth Nodyne, Adviser: J. Simon, M. Lordi, P. Vazquez, A. Katz, and P. Jaffe. Debate Club Under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Nodyne, members of the Debate Club pit their verbal wits against each other and also against other school teams. As members of the Nassau Forensic League, they debated on the topic: It is resolved that so- cial security shall be extended to include all medi- cal care. The club gives members the opportunity to improve their debating skills and gain self-con- fidence in the field of public speaking. Time to question una' to read FIRST: A. Foster, L. Von Buelow, B. Schuster, N. Adra, M. Heery, M. Maerz, C. Doscher, and A. Krantz. SEC- OND: S. Voisich, S. Coleman, A. Kirchhoff, J. Anthon- sen, D. Lee, Pres.: Mrs. Mary Rothman, Adviser: C. Lewin, Chairman: Mrs. Edith Bowman, Assit. Adviserg Mrs. Charlotte Budowsky, J. Glatzer, and T. Bellocchio. THIRD: M. Anzalone, M. DlAnna, B. Ratteray, W. Lzbrur Club Through the work of the Library Club and its adviser, Mrs. Mary Rothman, the school library maintains an efficient running order. Each member volunteers free time during study halls and before or after school to assist in shelving, carding, and signing out books. Among the club's activities are the annual fund-raising cake sale, a Christmas party, and a yearly trip. This year, the club toured the Brooklyn Library and Museum. Fosner, C. Jaynes, B. Piscitelli, M. Publicker, A. Overko, A. Finger, and A. Bowman. FOURTH: G. Kraemer, M. Bacon, L. Frielingsdorf, A. Bryant, S. Brand, B. Krech, S. Lyons, D. Reeves, J. Lapierre, J. Feely, and P. Kelly. FIFTH: P. Nesbitt, D. Bulloss, K. Wieder, L. Levine, J. Klement, P. Van Witsen, T. Miao, J. Knipling, J. Fink, and J. Rosenn.

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FIRST: P. Windus, C. Potenza, Jones, Corr. Sec.'y.g C. Kowal, Treas.,' J. Shusterman, Pres., S. Rucker, Sealy.: P. Heisler, Make-up Manager, S. Lewis, M. Perlak, and A. Bowman. SECOND: C. Thornton, N. Morgenstern, D. Raffelock, S. Schechner, Anthonsen, B. Glier, M. Thesllyians Thespians are a group of students interested in the theatrical arts. To become a member of the group, students must acquire a certain number of points,,gained by participation in any of the many areas involved in a theatrical presentation. Under the direction of Miss Jeanne Sadlow, the Thespians have planned and put into effect many activities. Each year they sponsor the Talent Show, the Thes- pian assembly, and the school musical. This year's musical, Kiss Me Kate, encompassed the talents of many students. As a climax to the year, the Thes- pians gave out their own academy awards at Thes- pian Night. Potecha, R. Brunning, and A. Van Witsen. THIRD: R. Heist, G. Franz, I. Butt, D. Drucker, L. Lentz, D. Crowe, J. Bickford, D. Towne, R. Maksymkow, D. Webster, L. Killoch, B. Zaino, and R. DeStefan. Stage Crew Westbtiry High Schoolis theatrical and assembly programs could not take place without the efforts of the Stage Crew. Selected on the basis of their ability and conscientiousness, it is this organization that is responsible for the lighting, props, and audio effects in the auditorium. Under the direction of Mr. Gerald Mallon, the Stage Crew occasionally works on weekends with major productions. Dramatz'csjZ0urz'sh- Tlzeslbians active since 1953. FIRST: A. Van Witsen, N. Morgenstern, and R. Brunning. SECOND: I. Vac- Stage manager, Clarke Thornton, ad- chio, C. Thornton, L. Lentz, R. Heist, and P. Van Witsen. justs supports for the Christmas tree. l

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FIRST: I. Butt, Lit. Ed.,' N. Adra, Ass't. Lit. Ed., M. Tepperman, Art Ed., Miss Janice Chinik, Adviser, F. Huff, Lay-out Ed., L. Napolin, Co-Ed.-in-Chief, G. Koster, Bus. Ed., and R. Heist, Photo. Ed. SECOND: RQ'iectz'0ns Reflections is Westbury High School's creative arts magazine, written and published by the student body. Poems, short stories, and essays, as well as art and photography, are published for the pleasure and enjoyment of the entire student body. The staff, headed by co-editors-in-chief, Carol Conte and Lee Napolin, is under the supervision of Miss Janice Chinik, production adviser, and Mr. Gerald Mallon, printing adviser. The combined ef- forts of the various staffs make this magazine possi- ble. A. Foster, J. Glatzer, D. Lee, M. Bacon, V. Rider, R. Lucas, D. Crowe, E. Flynn, P. Catapano, G. Kraemer, B. Schuster, P. Jaffe, M. Goldey, and T. Brod. Senior Red Cross This year our Senior Red Cross continued to maintain its goal of service to the needy, the 'sick,, and the disabled. Under the guidance of Miss Eva Bronner, faculty adviser, the Westbury chapter con- ducted a fund raising cake sale, the membership and Christmas stocking drives, the making of scrap- books, and the collecting of books and magazines for under-privileged children. These many worth- while functions make our Senior Red Cross an or- ganization of great merit to our school 18years cyf Red Cross service-3rdyearfor Rzjlections publication FIRST: S. Leegant, S. Koenig, M. Baum, Pres., Miss S. Heyer, G. Parson, L. Napolin, S. Reese, W. Sinowitz, Eva Bronner, Adviser, C. Lewin, Pub. Man., B. Schuster, B. Ratteray,' and J. Entmacher. THIRD: J. Braun, D. Seciy.-Treas.,' and G. Edwards. SECOND: Rosennt, G. Graber, M. D'Anna, C. Bennett, P. Hollis, Y. Clark, P. Tobie, K. Newman, J. Bickford, K. Busch, W. Hodges, Down, R. Millman, L. Wood, and R. Damasco.