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

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FIRST: P. Hollis, Mack, L. Johnson, D. Huff, I. Web- ber, and S. Johnson. SECOND: M. Heery, M. Publicker, L. Von Buelow, S. Reese, B. Nivens, and K. Thall. THIRD: M. Pazant, L. Casilli, P. Cordon, C. White, and M. Anzalone. FOURTH: A. Paviolitis, B. Schuster, L. Hall, N. Holmes, M. Vodopivec, and M. Patti. FIRST: J. Jones, E. Jackson, J. Roserm, B. Rockow, G Koster, L. Rosen, and E. Mizell. SECOND: D. Bryan, J Mulder, M. Forman, J. Christelman, W. Hodges, S. Lewis and A. Laufer. THIRD: Mr. Charles Russell, Director, Y. Clark, C. Burnett, M. D'Anna, B. Parker, G. Franz, H Bowman, M. Giniger, and L. Tauber. FOURTH: V. An- nis, R. Crider, K. Rothfeld, L. LaVenia, D. Raffelock, M Cohen, and C. Vanterpool. Chorus Anyone passing room 115 during 8th period can hear the Chorus tuning up for its next performance. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Russell, the Chorus, whose selections range from sacred to secu- lar music, sings at the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, in addition to the Spring Festival. Every year talented students are Chosen to partici- pate in the All-County Chorus. This year the stu- dents selected were Steven Lewis, Michael Cohen, Joan Mack, and Yvonne Clark. It's largest fund raising activity is the maintenance of the food con- cession at all home football games. FIRST: D. Katzenstein, and B. Zaino. SECOND: S. Cole- - 0 5 man, B. Nivens, D. Douglas, S. Fitzpatrick, D. Towne, Drum ACNU6 SZHC6 ZTZ6 1920 S Majofaze, R. Allman, R. Ellefby, M. ceiibefti, and D. Celi- berti. Twirlers On the football field of Westbury High, students are given the opportunity to view both the military and dance routines of our Twirling Squad as they perform in conjunction with the band. The squad, which also participates in pa- rades, consists of eight girls, with Barbara Zaino as captain and Dorothy Katzenstein as co-captain. Any girl with a satisfactory scholastic and attitude average is eligible for the squad. The girls are then chosen by the captain and co-captain on the basis of their twirling ability.

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