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

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Cedric Butler (Ralph Devine) comes to the rescue as Charliese Drakeford (Vera Charles) faints when Esronald Mizell (Ito) receives news of the stock market crash. Allene Bass Patti Bernbaum Bruce Kellogg Esronald Mizell Barbara Anderson Charliese Drakeford Gene Devine Cedric Butler Anthony Giaquinto Judi Windus Karen Rothfeld Donald Johanson Lori Perrone Donna Booxbaum Tina Potecha Terry Lee Steve Dix Collis Glaspy Bonnie Eidsvaag Gary Gelzer Irene Webber Doris Upson Norah Muldoon Patrick Dennis Ito Vera Charles Vera Charles Beauregard Ralph Devine M. Lindsay Woolsey Auntie Mame Auntie Mame Mr. Babcock Sally Cato Mother Burnside Agnes Gooch Agnes Gooch Brian O'Bannion Brian O'Bannion Gloria Upson Claude Upson Pegeen Ryan Descending the stairs, Judi Windus (Auntie Mame) checks on the progress of one of her nightly cocktail parties. Judi Windus (Auntie Mame) deviates from her usual behavior by acting normally to impress Allene Bass and Gary Gelzer (Mr. and Mrs. Upson). Collis Glaspy finds it difficult to stand still when Charliese Drakeford is applying his makeup. Although Karen Rothfeld (Auntie Mame) is anxious to begin her autobiography, Steve Dix (O'Bannion), her collaborator, has other intentions. 16

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Chris Peck shows Edmund Gumbs the way to use a jigsaw. Tom Casey demonstrates how to push a pencil for Raymond Elliott during initiation week, while Ray Seligman and Mike Baglino supervise. Dig we mustl think Biology Club members Alice Naujokos, Walter Miao, Clifford Greco, and adviser Mr. Tom Sheehan. Cleaning up after her home economics class, Carol Catapano quickly finishes her lost gloss. 15

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Wild dinner parties with a weird assortment of characters are disrupted with the arrival of a little boy to his new home. The plot of the Senior Play, Auntie Marne, presented on December 17 and 18, revolves around the incidents that arise when the flamboyant Marne (Judi Windus and Karen Rothfeld) has to raise her nephew Patrick (Bruce Kellogg) in a somewhat normal way while continuing her life of excite- ment and travel. Marne's friends, the actress Vera Charles (Barbara Anderson and Charliese Drakeford), Lindsay (Tony Giaquinto), her husband Beauregard (Gene Devine), her collaborator O'Bannion (Steve Dix and Collis Glaspy), and secretary Agnes Gooch (Tina Potecha and Terry Lee) merely add to the confusion, but in the end Patrick turns out to be a fine young man. As essential to the production as the actors were direc- tor Miss Martha Wheelock and student director Piet Van Witsen. Miss Barbara Murphy acted as asssitant director; Mrs. Dorothea Lorenzo helped with costumes,- Mr. Robert Heist supervised the painting of sets; Mr. Gerald Mallon and Mr. Stanley Rosenberg directed the stage crew, assisted by stage manager Tom Gallagher. I can't tell you how pleased I am to meet you, says Bonnie Eidsvaag (Gloria) as she straight-arms Karen Rothfeld (Auntie Marne). Theatrical Seniors present the comedy, AUNTIE MAME Before the curtain rises. Miss Martha Wheelock, Director, and Lori Reidman touch up Karen Rothfeld's make-up. Turning on her southern charm, Lori Perrone (Sally Cato), tries to win back her childhood sweet- heart, Gene Devine (Beauregard). 17 Judi Windus (Auntie Marne) bids adieu to Collis Glaspy (O'Bannion), her colleague, and Terry Lee (Miss Gooch), her secretary, as they leave for a party.