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

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DR. CECIL L. RICE Superintendent Serving with great dedication, Dr. Cecil Rice, Superintendent of Schools, has become a well- known figure in Westbury High School. His interest in student welfare is shown in many ways: his help- ful suggestions, his presence at assemblies, and his frequent visits to our classrooms. Dr. Rice has given many years of earnest applica- tion in the continual betterment of our school sys- tem. In addition to performing in an executive ca- pacity, he is also our educator, friend, and guide. JOHN W. KICKHAM Principal Over the years, Westbury has earned the reputa- tion as a school of which to be proudfa distinction achieved largely through the efforts of Mr. John VV. Kickham. He has strived to attain the character- istics so vital to the establishment of a good high school-a carefully planned educational system, an excellent faculty, a wide selection of extra-curricu- lar activities, and plenty of school spirit. VVe all are indebted to Mr. Kickham for his years of valuable leadership and service. Board cj Ea'ucatz'0n With skill, patience, and hard work, our Board of Education performs its essential services to insure the smooth operation of the Westbury School sys- tem. They are a group of dedicated citizens, willing to devote long hours toward planning and manag- ing school affairs. FIRST: Mrs. Frances Regan, Clerkg Mr. Donal Ma- honey, Prexidentg Dr. Cecil Rice, Mrs. Joan Kelly, and Mr. Roderick Dwyer, Treasurer. SECOND: Mr. William Gordon, Mr. Henry Fontana, Mr. Carl Lundborg, Vice This year, the Board of Education is particularly concerned with the new wing being added to the high school. This addition will provide the extra classroom space needed for our growing school pop- ulation. Prexidentg Mr. Arthur Anthonsen, Mr. Clayton Nicholson, Mr. John Greenwood, and Mr. Frank X. Altimari, Coun- sel,