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

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The very nature of motion negates the possibility of fully cap- turing it in a single, still photograph; it is a continuous, flowing process, not static but volatile, shifting and changing. There- fore, what these pictures illustrate is motion captured at a critical point, or a mere segment of the unbroken cycle. Pondering the disappearance of his date at the Sophomore Dance, Larry Jacobson stares at the half-eaten cake and empty shoes. Counting each passing second, Consuelo Swan waits anxiously for the final bell to ring. Perseverance and hard work prove their worth come Regents' time.

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Serving a mob of hungry athletes Isn't that easy, but Rosemary Ellerby keeps smiling. Practicing for the Roslyn football game, Brenda Dumpson demonstrates perfect jumping form. All existence is but a form of motion. Innumerable varieties of motion are a part of the lives of the students of Westbury High School. Whether per- formed slowly or quickly, with care or without, alone or with others, each action serves a definite purpose. The goals may be academic, social, or athletic; our motions still are the only way of reaching them. 6

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y I ■' ■'» : i 'iT } J Working with core, Mark O'Gorman applies the first coat of paint to his vase in cera- mics class. Gary Gelzer, Westbury's Lacrosse Team's sole member, hustles to practice after school.