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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1969 volume:

2 You have to take the road seriously even if it promises only perspec- tive. Seasons change with the scenery weaving time in a tapestry. Won't you stop and remember me? There are roaring rivers to be crossed and bridges to build and wild oats to sow as you grow. As naturally as the brown edged leaves are blown from the trees, we too must free ourselves from familiarity and accept the challenge of the unknown. 12 When you are old and grey and full of sleep and nodding by 14 the fire take down this book and slowly read... Dedication Events Faculty and Curriculum Activities Underclassmen Sports Seniors Business 16 18 30 58 86 114 142 190 15 Dedication Complete devotion toward one’s profession and pride in one’s work are two of the finest attributes that a person can possess. It is. indeed, rare to find these two traits in an individual. It is a person of great wisdom who possesses them in abundance. The ability to motivate and stimulate interest in a subject does not come easily. Rather, it requires discipline, dedica- tion. integrity, and a tireless effort. Most of all. it requires a scholarly mastery of his field. This teacher possesses this scholarship in rich abundance. He daily imparts his words of wisdom which include the following: “I think, therefore I am. ’You are what you are because of what you have.” and ‘‘Science has fulfilled her purpose when she has ascertained and enunciated the truth.” During his years of association with Westbury High School, he has earned the respect of many students. Many of his former students return to visit him year after year to ex- press their gratitude for the college level preparation which he has given them. In addition, he is a profound source of inspiration to our daily lives through his good example, his integrity, and his supreme devotion to duty. Year after year his students of Biology consistently score well above the norm on the Regents and on the College Boards. It is with honor and pride that we dedicate the 1969 Wing and Spur to you. Mr. Frank Korber. 16 Events time is the river of passing events Music Man—Biggest event of the season received rave reviews River City gossipers wait for the arrival of the Wells Fargo Wagon. Charlie Cowell Traveling Salesmen Conductor Harold Hill Mayor Shinn Ewart Dunlop Oliver Hix Jacey Squires Olin Britt Marcellus Washburn Tom Djilas Marian Paroo Amaryllis Winthrop Paroo Eulalie Shinn Zaneeta Shinn Gracie Shinn Alma Hix Maud Dunlop Ethel Toffelmier Mrs. Squires Constable Locke Mrs. Paroo Jeff Cody Kenneth Santagata Steven Bloom Mitchell Zwaik Barry Schuster Matt Bass Melvin Rapelyea Barry Harman Harold Fox Richard Lewis Stephen Rovinsky John Hauser Donald Cambridge Stephen Goldgram Nat Chomsky Eileen Coven Julian Kupferberg John Bradford Leatrice Brooks Susan Greenhill Christine Coote Lynn Weinstein Gail Michelson Beverly Greene Marcy Arlin Robert Ferber Celia Twomey Outside of the Madison Hotel. Ewart (Richard Lewis). Oliver (Stephen Rovinsky). Olin (Donald Cambridge), and Jacey (John Hauser) sing “Goodnight. Ladies . 21 Mrs. Paroo (Celia Twomey) and Marian (Eileen Coven) encourage young Winthrop (John Bradford) to sing “‘Gary Indiana”. Sadie Hawkins Dance guys and gals exchange roles Certs is a breath mint! One and a two and three . Who ever heard of dancing in the lobby? Something is Missing Maybe “hippies” Helaine Damask and Janet Furcht can bring the children happiness. A play produced entirely by the students. Freddi (Jean Giniger) carefully instructs the children (Dana Friedman. Sue Greenhill, V. Hsu. John Hauser, and Bev Green) where to find happiness. Forest animal Jo-Ann Benis gets her whiskers. Student director Steve Gold- gram shows Dana Friedman his personal interpretations. Mr. President himself. Evan Levy, receives his ring of distinction. 24 —an African Safari. An unusual entrance paves the way for a most unusual evening. King and Queen Dance— a royal gathering at a courtly ball. King Timmy Garland and Queen Janet Furcht proudly cut the cake. Best dancers Steve DiPeri and Renee Williams entertain their contemporaries. Class Jesters—Kathy Gallin and Gor- don Roe. THE ROYAL COURT FRONT: S. Greenhill, N. Cohen. M. Macfarlane. ker. G. Roe. S. DiPeri. R. Mays. J. Talarico. L. Frank. P. Puglisi. S R. Serritella. T. Diktaban. K. Gallin. R. Williams. J. Ingram. S. Gold- Mott. V. Hsu. gram. R. Gibralter. L. Smith. BACK: J. Daddio. S. lannucci. R. Glis- Our best looking duo—Paul Puglisi and Susan Mott. King and Queen Tim Garland Janet Furcht Most Likely to Succeed Rick Gibralter Friendliest Daniel Rice Richie Mays Best Looking Rose Serritella Paul Puglisi Class Athlete Susan Mott Joe Daddio Class Musician Mary Macfarlane Ted Diktaban Class Singer Denise Butt John Ingram Celia Twomey. Carole Krauss Class Actor Actress Steve Goldgram Susan Greenhill Most Studious Ed Golden Best Dressed Francis Miller Vincent Hsu Class Jester Leslie Smith Gordon Roe Class Artist Kathy Gallin John Talarico Class Flirt Laurie Frank Richie Glisker Best Dancer Nanci Cohen Steve DiPeri Most Talkative Renee Williams Sal lannucci Susan Davis A futile attempt is made by Claire Blakely (Arlene Quinn) to tell the Old Woman (Jeanie Giniger) that her bookshop is all out of Candy. The usher (Jackie Baum) entertains Georgina Allerton (Susan Green- hill) after her delivery, while Jim Lucas (Barry Schuster), nurse (Dana Friedman), and the doctor (William Furman) also play their roles in the dream scene. Dream Girl—a senior Clark Redfield (Mark Smith) looks in disbelief after Georgina accepts a date for Saturday night. Clark Redfield Georgina Allerton Lucy Allerton George Allerton Miriam Lucas Jim Lucas George Hand Announcer Dr. Charles Percival Nurse Obstetrician District Attorney Claire Blakely Old Lady Bert Luigi Waiter Usher Doctor Miss Delehanty Mark Smith Susan Greenhill Amy Goldberg William Furman Susan Davis Barry Schuster Russ Fierman Chuck Garabedian William Furman Dana Friedman William Furman Bob White Arlene Quinn Jeanie Giniger Terry Coleman Chris Schellhorn Lloyd Lense Jackie Baum Dean Raffelock Janet Furcht excursion into comedy. Suave George Hand (Russ Fierman) tries to sweet-talk Georgina Allerton (Susan Greenhill) into coming with him to Mexico. Clark Redfield (Mark Smith) and Georgina (Susan Greenhill) make a toast as Luigi (Chris Shellhorn) steals the show. In a dramatic dream sequence Georgina Allerton (Susan Greenhill) dies in the arms of Jim Lucas (Barry Schuster) her brother-in-law. 29 Faculty s' and Curriculum a teacher may only lend his wings of knowledge—for a student's fight for wisdom is individual . } msmam mWm mmM Administration CARL W. MONK Assistant Superintendent DR. CECIL L. RICE Superintendent LEON A. PAYNE Coordinator of Evaluation and Research JOHN W. KICKHAM Administrative Assistant FRONT: Mr. William Gordon. Vice-Pres.; Michael Twomey. Dr. Cecil Rice. Mr. Hiawatha Harris. Mrs. Beth Lunenfeld BACK: Mr. David Kraemer. Attorney; Mr. Martin Weinstein. Mr. William Oliver. Mr. Carl Lundborg. Pres.; not pictured Mr. Clayton Nicholson. 33 DR. CECIL L. RICE Superintendent 1954-1969 We, the staff of the 1969 Wing and Spur, want to take this opportunity to show our appreciation to Dr. Rice for the lasting contributions he has made to our Westbury Public Schools. It is we who have profited from his educational wisdom and guidance. We realize that he will never be replaced and we only hope that his pursuit of excel- lence will be continued under the new administration. We hope that his retirement will be filled with many years of joy, enabling Dr. and Mrs. Rice to continue traveling to new points of interest. Again, Dr. Rice, we want to say, thank you.” 35 The Staff of the 1969 Wing and Spur For a student there can be no separation between the life of the mind and the life of the man. MARCIA BRODY Guidance 37 The concept of education should be as an adventure, DEAN BOWMAN English Sophomore Class Advisor each day bringing renewed excitement and expectation. RAYMOND BOVICH English EVA BRONNER Chairman of Home Economics Dept. Red Cross Council Advisor PETER BUTTNER English Debate Club Advisor, Speech Club Advisor ALMA CROCKETT Nurses Aide 39 The one thing to fear is NANCY CROWELL English Reflections Advisor RONALD DOBSON Latin EDWARD CRYER Chairman of English Dept. Indoor Track Coach, Track and Field Coach 40 apathy towards learning and life JOHN FASANO Chairman of Business- Commercial Dept. Football Coach JOHN FLOOD SUSANNE FISCHER Chairman of History Dept. Mathematics Whisp Advisor, Student Council Advisor The function of the teacher is to ignite the fire of imagination and lend the incentive to learn. MICHAEL FIEDLER Anthropology MARCIA FOSTER Spanish Spanish Club Advisor WESLEY GRAVES Chairman of Science Dept. Physics 42 VINCENT GRIFFIS Industrial Arts Woodworking Club Advisor JOSEPH GREGSON Biology Soccer Coach, Biology Club Advisor, Junior Class Advisor PHILIP GULLY Chemistry MARY GAHN Math CLARK HENRY Driver Education 44 ALMEDIA JOHNSON Guidance RUTH KELLY Chairman of Language Dept. Spanish MADELINE HARMELING Physical Education G.A.A. Advisor sand and welds it to stone. JOHN HOTCHKISS Guidance Honor Society Advisor, Soccer Coach A teacher must offer a perspective, a guideline down the yellow brick road. DOROTHEA LORENZO Fine Arts THOMAS KOSTKA History Golf Coach JOSEPH LEON Spanish ALFRED LITTLEJOHN Work-Study Program HARRIETTE KUHLMAN History W.I.S.E. Advisor CARMINE MARANO Social Studies J.V. Football Coach, Wrestling Coach ANTHONY MORENO Chairman of Mathematics Dept. Math Club Advisor RICHARD LUNSFORD Assistant to the Principal Afro-American History Their goal is our intellectual competence and awareness of problems and methods. GERALD MALLON Chairman Industrial Arts Stage Crew Advisor, Whisp Advisor THOMAS MULLANEY English SOL MEDOFF Chemistry Chemistry Club Advisor THELMA MALONE Business j Business Club Advisor ELISA PROLY Physical Education G.A.A. Advisor so DIANE SANCHEZ Social Worker Education must be a living experience, not bound by the confines of a nine-to-three existence. JOSEPH RAZIANO French Wing Spur Business Advisor THOMAS NUNZIATA Mathematics Football Coach, J. V. Basketball Coach CHARLES RUSSELL Guidance Vocal Music Chairman, Bi-Racial Council Advisor si We learned the habit of responsible self-direction, the foundation of continuing intellectual growth. ROBERT SECKLER History Wing Spur Advisor MARILYN SEIBERT Physical Education G.A.A. Advisor JOY SIEBLER English Cheerleader Advisor, Bi-Racial Council Advisor 52 MAY SHEEHAN English Shakespeare Club Advisor MICHAEL SIROVER Mathematics Swimming Coach FLORENCE SISENWEIN Psychologist JEANNE SADLOW History Thespian Advisor 53 SARAH STEWART Home Economics MARGARET TOMASIK English Twirling Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor JUNIUS YATES Guidance MARY STEPHENSON Nurse Nurses Club Advisor Learning is the interplay of impressions, each engraved on the mind to form a single thought. JOAN VISCOSI Business RICHARD STALLER Chemistry Tennis Coach, J. V. Bowling Coach JAN WILGENKAMP Chorus 55 LILLIAN WISNIEWSKI English GUIDANCE OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mrs. H. King and Mrs. B. Kahl. school personnel SECRETARIES FRONT: Mrs. B. Zaino. BACK: Mrs. H. Lidstrom. Mrs. E. Bowman. Mrs. F. Willet. Mrs. A. Brown. Mrs. C. Matarazzo. Fifty-one years of dedicated service Mr. Sal Eannaccone It is a rare privilege to pay honored tribute to a man for a half century of dedicated service. We, the staff of the 1969 Wing and Spur, are so honored to pay this tribute to Mr. Sal Eannaccone. Mr. Eannaccone is loved and well remembered by many of our parents and by many of the members of our com- munity. He vividly remembers the days when the Westbury Schools consisted of four buildings with a total enrollment of four hundred students. With the tremendous growth of our schools, we are not all privileged to know this man. However, as we look around our fields and building we can truly appreciate the work and dedication of Mr. Eannaccone and his custodial staff. Whether it be shoveling snow at five o’clock on a winter morning or caring for our football field, he can always be seen doing his work in a cheerful manner. In this day and age when so few of us seem to have a minute , Mr. Eannac- cone is always there with a cheerful assist. We, the staff of the 1969 Wing and Spur, are proud to pay this small tribute to a wonderful man. We are proud and grateful to have Mr. Eannaccone to care for our school. Wing and Spur—the history of 1968-1969 Mr. Robert Seckler Wing and Spur Advisor 60 BUSINESS STAFF FRONT: B. Luttinger. J. Padover. P. Nelson. BACK: J. Jacobs. T. Diktaban. Staffs, editors, and advisors make up its organization. Co-Photography Editors Barbara Petersen and Brad Kronstat along with photographer Robert Zucker. 61 LITERARY STAFF FRONT: D. Lefkowitz. W. Klaus. S. Feingold BACK: Robert Cohen. K. Feuer. M. Shugoll. LAYOUT STAFF FRONT: C. Caracappa. J. Leif. L. Hsu. L. Newman. BACK: J. Cody. D. Damask. J. Chase. S. Dial. MANAGING STAFF FRONT: L. Rodbart. M. Lachman. J. Rich. M Napper. BACK: R. Love. P. Lewis. M Pepe, L. Siegall. practicality Mr. Robert Heist Art Advisor Co-Managing Editors. Mark Abrahams and Dana Friedman. 63 Jackie Baum Transcription Editor Whisp— Danielle Rice, Editor-in-chief; Lisette Cohen. Asst. Editor-in-chief. Celia Twomey, Feature Ed.; Judi Baron, Production Ed.; Dick Samuels, Sports Ed. LITERARY STAFF FRONT: J. Huber. M. Jackson. M. Gennari. C. Cahn, J. Gross. BACK: T. Diktaban. M. Shugoll, L. Lense, F. Miller, B. Wickey. All the news that fits— 64 Members of the Whisp layout staff work to beat the oncoming deadline. PRODUCTION STAFF FRONT: V. Powlis, E. R. Ernst. J. Ferst. R. Ferber. M. Seamon. P. Grandinetti. K. Edry, L Silver. J. Jacobs. Schumacker. B. Kronstat. BACK: R. Shainheit. A. Silverberg, R. Zucker. Judi Baron. Dick Samuels. Celia Twomey. and Business Ed. Carol Marx are going “Mad”. they print. Typists Ruth Edry and Arlene Weber prepare for next weeks issue. Dalia Djiji. Layout Ed.; David Kelly. Photography Ed.; Ruth Edry. Transcription Ed. Honor Society Newly elected members wait in anticipation as the induction ceremony progresses. Envious faces watch as Louis Solomon is tapped. Honor Society officers Janet Furcht. John Erikson. Joe Mirzoeff. and Linda Cooper conduct their monthly meetings. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT: B. Petersen. C. Twomey. J. Mirzoeff (Treas.). L. Cooper (Sec.). Janet Furcht (Pres.). R. Gibralter. H. Damask. J. Giniger. T. Diktaban. 66 BACK: R. Mays. R. Rothfield. T. Coleman. W. Furman. B. Schuster. Mr. Hotchkiss (Adv.). D. Samuels. D. Fried- man. K. Santagata. D. Rice. J. Sherchuk. L. Voisich. Student Council— Governmental voice of the student body STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT: J. Peters. M. Rothbard. A. Poliak. C. De Bellis. P. Voisich. A. Sacani. C. Edry. S. Greco. E. Small, S. Anderson. K. Daly. J. Rich MIDDLE: J. Shanowitz. R. Dwyer. J. Bems. M. Smith, P. Harper, J. Furcht (Sec.-Treas.), B. Schuster (Pres.). T. Diktaban (V. Pres.), P. Napper. B. Harwin, K. Kramer. M. Klapper. A. Falls. M. Napper BACK: V. Powlis. P. Rothbardt. N. Cohen. D. Bowden. T. Coleman. V. Hsu. R. Kaplun. D. Samuels. S. DiPeri. A. Quinn. L. DeLorenzo. R. Mays. C. Pazant. M. Jackson. R. Lewis. B. Murro. D. Compte. M. Hardy. E. Tannen. M. Patti. C. Anderson. 67 Ian James explains student council voting procedures to newcomer exchange-student Dan Coifman and Mere- dith Napper. Reaching out letting others know. ANNOUNCING CREW FRONT: G. Harrison. BACK: C. Garabedian. M. MacFarlane. A. Quinn. J. Kennedy. R. Wilensik, R. Zucker. Announcing Crew Communication—Arts Preparing for the morning s announcements on Operation Newsbeat are Francis Mulligan. C. Garabedian. and Jerry Cody. COMMUNICATION—Arts FRONT: N. Chomsky. G. Lowy. H. Marcus (Treas.). R. Zucker (Pres.). A. Quinn. P. Schu- 68 macker. R. Geller BACK: C. Garabedian. J. Jacobs. P. Shreeves. G. Henderson. R. Coster. D. Ernst. R. Wilensik. W.I.S.E.— sponsors international friendship Cotton candy anyone? W.I.S.E. FRONT: A. Robbins, K. Sugerman. D. Watson. S. Davis, S. Cohen, J. Lief. J. Chaise. R. Levy. A. Grossman. L. Brands- dorfer, W. Klaus. W. Levenberg, R. Baron, C. Edry. D. Valentine, B. Wickey. SECOND: L. Siegall. J. Baum. J. Shatz, C. Kisenick, P. Rothbardt. K. Santagata. P. Harper, R. Gibralter. H. Damask, D. Friedman. J. Gross. E. Small. S. Black, J. Baron, B. Peter- sen. THIRD: W. Small. R. Love. R. Hubert. A. Friedman. S. Feingold. K. Feuer. K. Siegal. J. Bernstein. M. Lachman, E. Caplin, L. Rodbart, L. Lebovitz, A. Goldberg. M. Pepe. C. Sul- sky. M. Rothbard. L. Semlitz. B. Coven, B. Bohcali. D. Djiji. L. Cohen. D. Rice, M. Napper. FOURTH: D. Compte. V. Powlis. K. Daly, B. Luttinger, D. Lefkowitz, S. Newman, R. Rothfield, M. Shugoll, R. Gibralter, E. Gross. B. Shugoll. A. Silverberg. R. Lewis. B. Sheinheit. M. Abrahams. BACK: R. Ferber, S. Greco, J. Shanowitz. R. Dwyer. M. Schur, T. Diktaban. L. De- Lorenzo. W. Harwin. M. Goldstein. M. Chomsky. B. Murro. LIBRARY CLUB FRONT: A. Quinn. A. Terry. L. Brands- dorfer. Mrs. Matarazzo (Asst. Adv.). Mrs. Brown (Asst. Adv.), Mrs. Rothman (Adv.), A. Schroeder (Sec.), E. Simp- son. C. Kisenick. E. Busch. BACK: R. Cooper. R. Geller. M. Appelbaum. S. Feldman. R. Hubert. G. Smith. H. Seltzer. J. Jacobs. P. Schumacker. G. Ferguson. Library Club—aid in— scholarly research. F.T.A.—learning now to serve the future. Library club member Patti Nelson checks books after school. F.T.A. FRONT: A. Terry. D. Djiji, C. Marks. C. Waarden. D. Lefkowitz. L. Jaffe. R. Serritella. E. Simpson SECOND ROW: T. Dixon. W. Small. L. Siegall, S. Davis. J. Shatz (Sec.). S. Kalgren (Pres.), M. Pepe (Vice Pres.). P. Roth- bardt (Treas.), D. Friedman. S. Mott. J. Shanowitz. THIRD ROW: C. Jackson. V. Brown. J. Baron. B. Monastra. D. Frank. A. Quinn. N. Cohen. J. Eisner. Jo-Ann Benis. R. Dwyer. S. Newman. D. Monty. C. Kisenick BACK: C. Cara- cappa. L. Lunenfeld. J. Halliday. L. Stalarow. R. Rothfield. L. Kurlan. A. Goldberg. S. Yanity. C. Coote. A. Moses. D. Accettola. 70 VARSITY CLUB FRONT: R. Fierman. L. Moskowitz. T. Garland. J. Daddio (V.-Pres.). F. Schwartz (Pres.), T. Coleman (Sec.). C. Schellhorn, S. DiPeri, R. Kaplun. R. Henry. SECOND: J. Erikson. L. Lense. D. Esposito. D. Berman. S. Greenberg. R. Katz. B. Ball. L. DeLorenzo. J. Abbatiello. K. Rathe. S. lannucci. M. Wollman. Raymond Coleman (Adv.). THIRD: B. Schuster. B. Bergman. J. Sharkey. F. Mulligan. J. Barbati. S. Norris. I. James. R. Mays. R. Gibralter. T. Donohue. L. Petrucco. BACK: R. Carlson. M. Schur. M. Mort. D. Thomas. K. Franklin. J. Priante. AUDIO-VISUAL CREW C. Garabedian. R. Zucker. D. Kelly. Stage crew prepares the props for the senior play. Dream Girl . Checking over the equipment at the end of the day is Bob Zucker. Stage Crew STAGE CREW FRONT: G. Diktaban. R. Zucker. C. Garabedian BACK: R. May. D. Kelly. J. Kennedy. G. Harrison. DEBATE and SPEECH CLUB FRONT: R. Geller. S. Green- Jerome. R. Zuckerwise. K. Buddington. M. Raphael. K. hill. K. Santagata (Pres.). M Wollman (Treas.). G. Franklin. Schwartz. BACK: Mr. Buttner (Adv.), B. Greene. R. Spanish and Debate Clubs SPANISH CLUB FRONT: J. Kay. K. Sugarman. L. Siegall. J. Baum. S. Greco (Sec.-Treas.). D. Compte (Pres.), L. Rodbart (Vice-Pres.). P. Rothbardt, S. Black. B. Murro. BACK: J. Bernstein. R. Love. L. Semlitz. S. Feldman. J. Rich. J. Lief, J. Chaise. W. Klaus. M. Walfish, H. Damask. J. Benis, A. Prince. A. Quinn. T. Diktaban. J. Charles. S. Feingold. K. Feuer. J. Gross. V. Powlis, B. Bergman. 73 Thespians Sue Greenhill. Sue Davis. Mark Smith, and Barry Schuster, spent much time choosing the senior play. Thespians—a society for the fine arts. In preparation for a Thespian production Kathy Gallin applies make-up for Russ Fierman. THESPIANS FRONT: J. Baum. L. Siegall. L Jaffe. J. Gini- ger. N. Chomsky. R. Lewis. B. Green. J. Hauser MIDDLE: R. Rothfield. L. Frank. (V. Pres.). S. Goldgram. A. Gold- berg (Pres.). S. Greenhill (Sec.). S. Davis. D. Davis. W. Klaus. BACK: D. Rice. R. Edry. M. Napper. S. Kalgren. C. Twomey. T. Diktaban. D. Friedman. H. Damask, V. Hsu. R. Geller, J. Kennedy. D. Kelly. B. Zucker. C. Garabedian. 74 CHEMISTRY CLUB FRONT: M. Raphae!, R. Hubert. K. Feuer, K. Daley (V. Pres.). R. Lewis (Pres.). G. Elias (Sec.). W. Klaus. Mr. Medoff (Advisor). D. Ernst. A. Silverberg. BACK: P. Geist, N. Chomsky. M. Zwaik. S. Greenberg. M. Gioia. P. Schumacker, M. Walfish. R. Fisher, R. Ferber. E. Rose. D. Kelly. Chemistry and Math— Scientific ability spurs enjoyment. MATHLETES FRONT: J. Mirzoeff (Pres.). Mr. Moreno (Adv.). D. Compte (Sec.) BACK: M. Adler (Tres.). H. Somberg. M. Alter. J. Ciotta. B. Furman (Vice Pres.), R. Lewis. A. Silverberg. 75 Pre.-Med. Club Woodworking Club WOODWORKING P. Capozzi. W. Carbone, F. Farino. M. Senia. Vincent Griffis (adv.). PRE-MED. SEATED: C. Edry. N. Chomsky. L. Lense. L. Lebovitz. BACK: A. Silverberg. M. Alter. M. Donn. M. Prop- pen G. Diktaban. S. Greenberg. T. Diktaban. William 76 Bowman (Adv.), B. Murro. R. Lewis, W. Klaus. C. Schell- horn, L. DeLorenzo. R. Zuckerwise. G. Glier. NURSES FRONT: K. Daly. E. Gross. E. Caplin. E. Tannen. Loftin. J. Charles. D. Valentine. S. Kalgren. M. Graham. C. Armfield. M. Jackson. C. Kennedy. J. Rossi. BACK: A. L. Levi. C. Scott. J. King. Nurses club advisor Mrs. Mary Stephenson. Nurses Club and Red Cross Council RED CROSS FRONT: E. Tannen. E. Gross. K. Daly. J. Baum (Vice-Pres.). Eva Bronner (Adviser). L. Frank (Pres.). C. Krauss (Treas.). A. Friedman. J. Gross. BACK: L. Heis- ler. S. Bove. D. Valentine. E. Caplin. J. Charles. M. Leiner. B. Luttinger. P. Rothbardt. S. Kalgren. M. Pepe. G. Sutton. Business Club—preparation for the financial world. Reflections—seek literary creativity. REFLECTIONS FRONT: D. Yarsinske (Lit. Ed.). B. Petersen (Layout Ed.). C. Twomey (Ed. in Chief). Miss Crowell. V. Hsu (Art Ed.). L. Frank (Co-Art Ed.). BACK: L. Brans- dorfer. G. Michelson. A. Poy. R. Cooper. B. Wickey. D. Lefkowitz. L. Bogdan. W. Klaus. BUSINESS CLUB FRONT: A Weber (Pres.). Mrs. Malone (Adv.). M Jackson BACK: A. Mayhew Treas). D. Passariello (Vice Pres.). A. Teneyck. M. Cappello (Sec ). C. Pazant. DRAGONETTES FRONT: D. Greenberg. E. Davis. S. Nurse. M. Hardy. BACK: A. Frazziar. D. Jackson. C. Drakeford. D. Gentry. D. Brown. K. Kane. MIDDLE: M. Malone. L. B. DuVal. D. Borden. C. Drakeford. Levi. D. Sparkman. D. Cupid. K. Sugarman. E. Tannen. Dancers and Twirlers— Skills synchronized in lively routines. TWIRLERS—J. Sacani, S. Genova. J. Baum. J. Towne. K. Daly. R. Schneider 79 BRASS FIRST: N. Papam, B. Wickey. E. Rose. R. Gibralter, T. Henry. S. Moses. M. Smith. SECOND: S. DiPeri. B. Henry. R. Koster. N. Chomsky. D. Ernst. L. Shore. J. Casati. H. Schech- ter. THIRD: J. Barbati. D. Raffelock. K. Krech. K. Franklin. S. Semlitz. K. Haberland. S. Curl. FOURTH: T. Brillat. T. Diktaban. T. Schusterman. C. Taylor. R. Jerome. V. Machyn- ski. J. Halliday. M. Schur. S. Kraemer. Into this wood and metal, life is breathed. DANCE BAND FIRST: S. Moses. R. Gibralter. M. Wollman. M. Smith. T. Henry SECOND: D. Raffelock. K. Krech. S. Semlitz. S. Curl. THIRD: S. DiPeri. H. Schechter. J. Casati. D. Ernst, R. Koster. FOURTH: B. Henry. T. Diktaban. W. Capers. WOODWINDS FIRST: M. Zogg. B. Kreyl. J. Charles. D. Shore. K. Budetti. B. Coven. L Brandon. M. Robertson. J. Huber. A. Strada. SECOND: E. Cohen. P. Moore. R. Heckler. K. Marchesano, D. Watson. B. Bradford. C. Kisenick. J. Gross. E. Daddio. A. Depaoli. S. Johnson. THIRD: M. Rubin. M. Wollman. L. Smith. V. Mendels. S. Burstein. R. Edry. FOURTH: J. Lanci. M. Kelly. G. Oliver. G. Harrison. M. Crowe. K. Edry. R. Gibralter. BAND OFFICERS P. Zogg (Treas.). T. Diktaban (V. Pres.). D. Raffelock (Pres.). ORCHESTRA OFFICERS G. Elias (Pres.). P. Capers (Sec.). S. Greco (Treas.). Steve Moses. Mark Smith, and Ted Diktaban often engage in afternoon jam sessions . Orchestra ORCHESTRA FIRST: G. Elias. R. Capers. J. Bernstein. M Appelbaum. S. Greco. L. Hsu. P. Capers. A. Quinn. D. Michaelson. A. Johnson. SECOND: C. Edry. R. Gibralter. M. Crowe. E. Cohen. P. Moore. B. Bradford. A. Schroeder. J. Haliday. R. Levy. THIRD: P. Schumacker. K. Budding- ton. V. Hsu. J. Charles. D. Shore. M. Zogg. D. Watson. M. Wollman. G. Oliver. FOURTH: B. Wickey. N. Papain. J. Casati. D. Ernst. S. Curl. D. Raffelock. K. Krech. T. Bril- lat. FIFTH: W. Capers. P. Nelson. J. Peters. T. Diktaban. T. Schusterman. GENERAL CHORUS FIRST: A. Feldman. L Brandsdorfer. L. Levi. L. Brown. P. Branham. D. Petrucco. J. Lief. B. Bohcali. M. Fortin. M. Paul. V. Godfrey. K. Sugerman. C. Kordish. D. Grealish. SECOND: C. Gaines. A. Simmons. M. Leiner. S. Cohen. B. Doyle, J. Berman. M. Stokey. M. Eldridge, E. Robinson. G. Weeks. A. Loftin. E. Beacom. THIRD: B. Davis. A. Frazier. C. Drakeford. D. Sparkman. K. Kramer. M. Rothbard. C. Pazant. J. McDade. A. Falis, N. Rueger. A. Richards. C. Weingrow. J. Ferst. FOURTH: J. Hauser, W. Barber. D. Bowden. R. Middleton. D. Stew- art. C. Dumpson. V. Trice. L. Spencer. D. Damask. J. Alaia. M. Williams. FIFTH: F. Jenkins. P. Pepe. D. Mc- Killen, J. Zaino. C. Millman, J. Ciotta, S. Greenberg. M. Covington. I. James. G. Cobbs. M. Garland. J. Dreaper. Mr. Wilgenkamp. MEN’S CHORUS FIRST: Mr. Wilgenkamp. V. Trice. G. Diktaban. M. Williams. G. Massell. SECOND: B. Reid. F. Schwartz. J. Ferst. R. Carlson. THIRD: L. DeLorenzo. L. Samuels. I. James. FOURTH: J. Ciotta. M. Mort. C. Schellhorn. C. Millman. M. Shugoll. Chorus—where harmony and melody blend. GENERAL CHORUS FIRST: S. Nurse. M. Fireman. D. Schroeder. W. Levenberg. Mr. Wilgenkamp. SECOND: K. Molloy. A. Sacani. C. An- derson. A. Pollack. R. Baron. THIRD: D. Stalarow. G. Burnett. J. Lief L. Semlitz. C. Sulsky. FOURTH: G. Cohen. G. Diktaban. J. Kay. J. Chaise. S. Dial. A. Williams. FIFTH: L. Sutton. G. Massell. W. Ebron, L. Anderson. C. Riou. E. Butts. 82 Select Choir highlights music festivals. SELECT CHOIR SOPRANOS FIRST: D. Gentry. M Nesbitt. K. Kane. D. Reeves. B. Reid SECOND: R. Edry. P. Barker. J. Sacani. M. Black. THIRD: C. Lewis. C. Drake- ford. L. Rosonthal. M. Napper. L. Kurlan. SELECT CHOIR ALTOS FIRST: D. Pitts. F. Vuotto. C. Coote. D. Monte. Mr. Wilgenkamp. SECOND: J. Grealish. J. Froschel. S. Anderson. THIRD: M. Hardy. E. Schwab. FOURTH: K. Rosmaier. E. Davis. C. Twomey. J. Baron. SELECT CHOIR TENORS FIRST: Mr. Wilgenkamp. K. Gallin. J. Giniger. W. Klaus SECOND: D. Cupid. V. Frazier. R. Rothfield. THIRD: R. Ingram. T. Miller. R. Lewis. R. Carlson. FOURTH: R. Katz. G. Roe. L. Samuels. SELECT CHOIR BASSES: FIRST: N. Angelo. R. Ferber. J. Cody. F Schwartz. SECOND: D. Berman. B. Reid. J. Ingram. L. DeLorenzo. Mr. Wilgenkamp THIRD: R. Mays. M. Mort. C. Schellhorn. M. Shugoll. 83 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT: M. Macfarlane. D. Watson. L. Lebovltz. B. Mardene. BACK: P. Malone. R. Serritella (Co-Capt.), D. Friedman (Capt.). S. Mott. pep and precision. J.V. CHEERLEADERS FRONT: M. Klapper. D. Greenberg (Co-Capt.), S. Nurse. N. Rueger. BACK: B. Doyle. S. Anderson. M. Malone (Capt.). K. Kremer. Underclassmen like a young tree transplanted into a foreign environment open to the new impressions of growth The class of 71 entered— new, eager, anxious to try their potential. Sophomores M. Bialik R. Biener S. Black D. Blejer D. Blumberg M. Bogdan B. Bohcali B. Bolling J. Booker J. Borenstein C. Borra B. Bradford L. Brandon L. Brandsdorfer 0. Cardinuto G. Casaceli K. Casper J. Chaise W. Clifford G. Cobbs R. H. Cohen R. N. Cohen S. Cohen r t D. Collins M. Collins R. Comisky R. Conde L. Connor S. Corte B. Coven M. Covington L. Cowan M. Crowe E. Cruise E. Cunningham C. Daddio E. Daddio D. Damask M. Damiano S. Davidowitz S. DeLorenzo A. Depaoli A. Dexter S. Dial J. Diamond P. Dochnahl G. Donaldson C. Ebron W. Ebron A. Falls C. Farkas K. Feldstein J. Ferst They became involved and participated in all functions. G. Dooley B. Doyle C. Dumpson M. Eldridge A. Esposito R. Fagan F. Farino E. Farris M. Finkelstein M. Fireman A. Feldman Their fund raising abilities were marked by creativity. M. Golden M. Goldstein r. Gomez S. Gordon D. Grealish J. Gross A. Grossman J. Gulley K. Haberland R. Hand S. Hannon A. Harper J. Harrell W. Harwin C. Hayward R. Heckler L Heisler C. Henaghan G. Henderson T. Henry K. HicKey C. Hildum K. Hoffman L Hsu J. Huber T. Hutchinson D. lannotti J. lannotti E. lannucci D.Jackson M.Jackson R. Jackson M. C. Johnson S. Johnson S. Jones T. Kahl A. Katz M. Katz R. Kaufman S. Kelly R. Kimball L. Kitchings E. Kleinberger R. Koster S. Kraemer K. Kramer K. Kremer K. Krech A. Kumorowski G. Lagnese R. Lattimer J. Lee M. Leiner W. Levenberg A. Manfre T. Marangelo G. Massell P. May A. Melliadis V. Mendels Through their determination they attained distinction. J. Marcheschi G. Marino J. Marquez J. McCallum J. McKay J. McKinley J. Menghini B. Merritt M. Merritt N. Miller T. Miller C. Minucci J. Monteforte M. Moore V. Moore It is to them that the responsibility will fall— to carry the Green Dragon onward. D. Petrucco R. Pinkston J. Napolin P. Napper S. Nix M. Paviolitis A. Poliak J. Padover P. Pepe A. Posillico D. Page M. Pascarella J. Peters S. Petersen E. Petrocelli J. Post J. Prewitt S. Prewitt R. Mosley R. Mosso P. Nelson E. Nicoll T. Prince M. Propper E. Proschel S. Rawlings J. Razzano B. Reborchick D. Redavid M. Reisig D. Richardson C. Riou A. Ritterbusch R. Roberts M. Robertson D. Rocco L. Romanski F. Ross P. Ross D. Roth M. Rothbard N. Rueger H. Rutledge A. Sacani L. Sanger Jan. Saunders Jo. Saunders L. Schaefer R- Schall H. Schechter S. Semlitz M. Senia N. Seniuk R. Serritella J. Sharkey P. Shewchuk L. Shore P. Shreeves R. Shugoll J. Silverman J. Simpson E. Small A. Smetana F. Smith H. Spadaro L. Spencer L. Smith R. Smith G. Southwell D. Stalarow D. Steinbrecker D. Stewart M. Stokey G. Thomas W. Tortora J. Towne V. Trice R. Troiano D.Vaughn D. Velsor M. Vetrone A. Strada C. Sulsky J. White A. Williams B. Williams C. Williams M. Williams L. Wilson S. Winfree C. Winton Juniors For the juniors it was a year of preparation and transition. S. Anderson C. Armfield E. Askew W. Augenstein J. Barbati W. Barber D. Baskerville M. Batts C. Baum S. Bell L. Bentley B. Bergman J. Bernstein M. Black L. Blocker R. Blocker C. Blount D. Borden S. Bove R. Brodax A. Brown D. Brown Pe. Brown P. Brown L. Brunn J. Bryant K. Buddington K. Budetti N. Buffalino C. Campbell T. Cantwell R. Capers W. Capers E. Caplin J. Carr R. Carvajal I. Casper R. Catalano A. Chapman J. Charles N. Chomsky J. Ciotta J. Cody F. Collins T. Collins E. Conley J.Conlin D. Compte L.Coit D. Cupid S. Curl A. Cusati E. Daddario T. D'Alessanodo K. Daly B. Dariff B. Davis D. Davis F. DeBlase Den. Davis K. Davis R. Deferrari L Dickinson M. Dixon M. Dochnahl S. Doscher M. Doyle G. Elias D. Ernst S. Feingold R. Ferber They gained new insight and with it discerned old values. D. Esposito M. Farella R. Faxon C. Ferguson G. Ferguson K. Feuer M. Donn T. Donohue M. Donovan C. Drakeford J. Dreaper C. Edry B. Dimanto F. Dimanto S. DiPol E.Gelzer C. George M.Gioia G.Glier R. Goetz C. Goldstein R. Gonzalez B. Foster K. Franklin A. Frazier A. Friedman K. Gass B. Gaston P. Geist W. Gehring J. Froeschl K. Froehlich M. Gagnon D. Garboski The class of 70 sponsored the 8th annual ring dance. G. Grant R. Gray S. Greco M. Green D. Greenberg B. Greene J. Griffin E. Gross R. Guevremom R. Gulotta L. Hackett W. Hamilton M. Hardy D. Harris S. Haslam J Hauser G. Hawkins P. Hessemann P. Henriques G. Heron R. Hodges R. Hubert A. ladevia Jos. lannotti J. lannotti J. lannucci R. Ingram s. Jackson J. Jacobs R. Jerome A. Johnson C. Johnson K. Kane N. Kaplan R. Katz R. Kaufman J. Kay M. Kelly C. Kennedy D. King J. King R. Kirchoff M. Klapper C. Kordish B. Kreyl M. Kumorowski M. Lachman M.Lagnese J. Lanci L. Lebovitz C. Lewis P. Lewis Their fund raising abilities took form in dances and candy sales. R. Lewis R. Lo«e J. Lowe B. Luxenberg M. Malone M. McCarty T. McKelvin D. McKillen B. Messina K. Michel A. Maddaloni P. Maloney K. Marchesano R. May T. Mayhew B. Morris S. Moses S. Mullagan P. Murray P. Murtha A. Nash E. Nash E. Nelson L. Newman L. Newsome F. Nolan G. Oliver N. O'Neill D. Orlando T. Palma J. Papain N. Papain J. Pasquarelli B. Pastor M. Patti M. Paul P. Perez J. Petrozola K. Piuggi P. Portland L. Posillico Lin. Posillico P Posillico V. Powlis The juniors are heirs to leadership and responsibility. J. Rich A. Richards T. Richards A. Poy C. Prano M. Raphael A. Razzano J. Priante A. Prince P. Ptacek R. Reddick D. Reeves B. Reid P. Rex T E. Robinson L. Rexrode K. Rocco L. Rodbart L Rogers E. Rosenblum As 70 follows 69—so will the juniors achieve seniority. E. Sanger P. Scott J. Schalansky P. Schumacker At L T. Schusterman P. Schutter C. Scott M. Seaman K. Segall R. Shainheit B. Shames S. Shanowitz J. Shoobs D. Shore R- Silas L. Rovinsky M. Sebastiano G. Samotin W. Samuel A. Silverberg L. Silvers A. Simmons J. Simon K. Simpson B. Sinkfield R. Skoc K. Slezak G. Smith B. Sokol J. Sokol H. Spann d. Sparkman R. Statton M. Taragan B. Tauber B. Taylor E. Taylor T. Taylor E. Teneyck D. Thomas C. Tobie R. Tolle N. Torres C. Vacchio D. Valentine E. Vargas 112 M. Walker D. Watson K. Waterman G. Weeks C. Weingrow C. Weiss E. Wetterich P. White B. Wickey R. Wilensik L. Windram M. Wollman R. Wood A. Woodbury Y. Woodroffe L. Younghans M Zwaik Sports the thrill of victory the agony of defeat Demonstrating his All-North Shore talent. Bruce Ball outraces a defender. West bury Opponent 20 Plainview Kennedy 0 34 North Shore 7 22 Roslyn 0 19 Glen Cove 6 33 Plainview 12 7 Lev. Division 0 19 Island Trees 13 6 Massapequa 33 End Scott Norris makes a shoe string grab amidst Division defenders for the touchdown. 116 The highlight of the 1968 fall sports season at Westbury was provided by the Dragon football team. Coached by Mr. Tom Nunziata. the team swept to its fourth straight Division III football title—a North Shore Athletic League record. The powerful football Dragons overwhelmed their first five Division III opponents with a strong defense led by captains Tim Garland and Jack Goode. Mike Patti, who threw 12 touch- down passes, quarterbacked the most balanced offense of recent Dragon teams. Bruce Ball, the team's leading ground gainer, and Richard Kaplun provided a powerful running attack while Scott Norris, Sal lanucci and Joe Daddio were capable receivers. The sixth, and last, league game pitted unde- feated Westbury against Island Trees with the division championship at stake. Ball's 84 yard kickoff return for a touchdown to open the second half inspired the Dragons to a 19—13 victory. Defensive linemen Larry Petrucco and Steve Stein overtake a Roslyn ballcarrier. Dragons capture unprecedented fourth straight division football title. VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT: N. Mort, N. Angelo, R. Mays. G. Gehring. S. Curl, J. Molner. L. Petrucco, T. Coleman, J. Daddio, C. Allsop. MIDDLE: J. Zaino, F. ReDavid. B. Shames. B. Thomas. S. Norris, S. DiPeri, J. Barbati. G. Vassar. J. Goode. R. Glisker. J. C. McDonald, S. lannucci, BACK: D. Bowden, T. Donohue. S. Minucci. W. Viola, S. Stein, T. Garland. B. Ball. M. Patti. J. Abbatiello, P. Puglisi. R. O'Reilly. R. Kaplun. 117 Breaking through the North Shore defense is J. C. McDonald. Fullback Richie Kaplun gains a few tough yards up the middle for a first down. Tight end Sal lannucci reaches for one of Mike Patti’s twelve touchdown passes. Ball and Garland named to all-north shore team. Coaches Mr. T. Nunziata. Mr. F. Dearborn. Mr. C. Marano. Mr. J. Fasano. and Mr. H. Downing. The Dragon's alert defense capitalizes on opponent's mistakes as Steve Stein recovers a fumble. (Westbury Times Photo by Zaino). 118 Westbury's final opponent, in a non-league contest, was Massapequa, the Rutgers Cup winner. The Dragons, seeking an undefeated season, lost star quarterback Mike Patti when he was injured on the first play from scrimmage. Joe Daddio did his best trying to fill in for the injured Patti, but it wasn’t enough. Massapequa broke the game open early in the second half and went on to win decisively 33—6. Bruce Ball and Tim Garland, both named to Newsday's All-North Shore team, led a parade of eight Dragons re- ceiving post-season recognition. Joe Daddio, Steve Stein, Jack Goode, and Mike Patti made the All-Division team with Jerry Abbatiello and Scott Norris gaining honorable mention. Bruce Ball on the option, is searching for an open receiver. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT: A. Williams. J. Pasquarelli, S. T. Allegra, L. Anderson, F. Smith, G. Herron. BACK: M. Corte, J. Alaia. C. Borra. R. Hickey. D. lannotti. F. lannucci. Kelly, S. Burstein, R. Small, P. Napper. B. Guevremont. MIDDLE: L. Ross, L. Cowen, E. Levine. R. Leake, J. Morris, T. Cantwell. R. Serritella, B. Gulotta. 119 The 1969 season marked the return of Mr. John Hotchkiss as coach of the Varsity soc- cer team after one year’s absence. Under his leadership the hooters challenged perenniel Division III power Glen Cove for champion- ship honors. Midway through the season the Dragons held first place by a slim one point margin over Glen Cove with Roslyn a close third. Misfortune struck the Dragons as the sec- ond half of the season started, when high scoring forward Joe ladevia suffered a serious injury and was lost for the season. With ladevia out, the Westbury scoring punch suffered. In the latter half of the season the Dragon booters lost crucial games to Glen Cove and Roslyn due to an inability to score. These losses resulted in a disappointing third place finish for Westbury. The Dragon’s outstanding goalie John Ingram, along with sophomore star Joe ladevia, junior Nick Buffalino and senior Tony Poscillico were names to the Division III all-star squad. Soccer team, hampered finishes JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT: P. Shertz. J. Ferst. S. Semlitz. Joe Gregson (Coach), J. Rogers. G. Butler, T. Kahl, K. B. Tauber, A. Prince. D. Blumburg. G. Weeks. BACK: Mr. Krech. Gary Oliver. M. Kelly. D. Gayle. G. Diktaban. 120 VARSITY FRONT: P. Levy. M. Pascarella. N. Buffalino. J. ladevia. J. Ingram. R. Amarizo. A. Poscillico. D. Coifman. J. Pnante. B. Bertell. BACK: D. Ernst (Mgr.), L. De Lorenzo. B. Liebowitz. A Dawkins. T. Brillat. I. James. C. Schellhorn. M Smith. B. Schuster. T. Diktaban. E. Drasby. Mr. John Hotchkiss (Coach). Determined Mike Pascarella boots the ball downfield. by injuries third. All-Division half-back Nick Buffalino uses his speed to dribble by his opponents. Westbury Opponent 1 Island Trees 0 4 Plainview 1 2 Glen Cove 2 1 Lev. Division 1 5 Roslyn 1 5 Island Trees 2 4 Plainview 0 0 Glen Cove 2 2 Lev. Division 2 0 Roslyn 1 Cross-country— team amidst rebuilding, encounters disappointments. The cross country team, dominated by under- classmen, suffered through a disappointing 1—5 season. A promising group of sophomores and juniors, however, give hope to a strong winning record next year as Rich Carlson is the only har- rier graduating this year. With his sophomore year giving him needed experience, Willie Cherry should turn into a top performer for the Dragon’s next season. A tal- ented trio of junior lettermen, Ken Franklin, Kevin Willis, and Nick Papain, will also return to lead the team in the fall of 1969. Nearing the finish line. Rich Carlson tries to maintain a slim lead over teammate Kevin Willis. CROSSCOUNTRY N. Papain. R. Carlson, K. Franklin. K. Willis. M. Propper. 122 First singles star Len Moskowitz displays his strong forehand. The Westbury tennis team completed an extremely successful season by finishing second in Division III to perennial power Roslyn. The team's 8—3 record was their fourth straight winning season and allowed them to qualify for the North Shore Playoffs-for the second year in a row. Bob Katz, a junior, finished the season undefeated while playing out of the number two single spot. Lenny Moskowitz was the netmen's number one single player and compiled a fine 8—3 record. Senior Donnie Ber- man (9—2) and junior Ricky Kaufman (6—5) rounded out Westbury's single participants. Lloyd Lense and Arthur Kirsch led four strong doubles contingents. Rick Gibralter and Russ Fierman, and the sophomore duos of Robert Gibralter—Harry Seltzer, and Bobby Shugoll—Richie Heckler also had winning doubles records. Netmen gain play-off berth for second straight year. NETMEN FRONT: H. Seltzer. R. Gibralter, R. Heckler, R. Shugoll BACK: S. Bell (Mgr.). R. Katz, R. Gibralter. R. Fierman. L. Moskowitz, D. Berman, L. Lense. R. Kaufman. A. Kirsch. Mr. Richard Staller (Coach). Westbury Opponent 7 North Shore 0 7 Island Trees 0 5 Plainview 2 1 Roslyn 6 7 Glen Cove 0 6 North Shore 1 7 Island Trees 0 3 Roslyn 4 7 Glen Cove 0 4 Plainview 3 SENIORS—Rick Gibralter, Russ Fierman. Lenny Moskowitz. Don Berman. Lloyd Lense. and Arthur Kirsch. The 1968 Westbury baseball team combined power- ful hitting with excellent pitching to produce one of the finest teams in Dragon history. Their 13—6 record placed them second in Division III and enabled the diamondmen to enter the county tour- nament for the first time in many years. Leading a talented team was senior Steve Pron- iewych. Proniewych compiled four wins as a pitcher and led the team in hitting with a .475 average. Adding to the potent Dragon attack was catcher Tony Buffalino, Rich Kaplun, Joe Carbone, Joe Dad- dio, Tim Garland, and infield captain Ken Thall. Kaplun, Carbone, and Proniewych contributed num- erous key hits, leading the team in runs batted in. The pitching staff was led by Vinnie Machynsky. Machynsky won six games and compiled three shut- outs—best on the staff in both departments. Behind him were Proniewych, John Barbati, and Tommy Donohue. Pat Piscitelli and Joe Carbone provided a more than capable relief corps. The Dragons' post-season activity was brief, bowing in a first round playoff game to MacArthur High School. MacArthur stopped Westbury with three runs in two innings. A last inning Dragon rally fell short but displayed the fighting spirit symbolic of the 1968 team. Hurler Vinny Machynski led the Dragon's pitchers compiling six victories. Diamondmen finish second and VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT: J. Barbati. R. Jefferson. J. Carbone. P. Piscitelli, T. Fiore. A. Buffalino, S. Pronie- wych, K. Thall. S. Briant. J. Riley. BACK: Edward Krinsky 124 (Coach), M. Molloy. T. Donohue. R. Kaplun. J. Daddio. T. Garland. B. Ball. V. Machynski. J. Goode. S. Norris. H. Fox. B. Luxemberg(Mgr.). JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT: L Samuels. J. Shoobs. D. O'Reilly. E. Rose. G. Glier. J. lannucci. T. Brillat. B. Storch. R. Katz. G. Heron. D. McKillen. M. Neway. R. Frankel. W. Gehring. B. Johnson (Mgr.). Gonzales. BACK: Raymond Coleman (Coach). R. gain playoff berth. Westbury Opponent 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 4 — Lutheran 3 — 5 4 North Shore 4 7 2 6 Lev. Division 3 13 11 8 Plainview 3 1 2 2 Glen Cove 1 0 1 10 Carle Place 8 5 7 2 Syosset 2 6 6 3 Roslyn 4 2 7 4 Island Trees 0 2 4 — Port Wash. 2 — 2 — MacArthur 4 — The ability to beat out infield hits is one of Scott Norris’ attributes. 125 Power hitter Tim Garland awaits the pitch. VARSITY FRONT: R. May. F. Schwartz. R. Hand, D. Thomas. M Bogdan. BACK: S. Minucci. G. Abbatiello, J. Lowe. M. Schur. L. Bogdan. C. Borra. The wrestling team compiled a 4—7 record. How- ever, several outstanding individual performances helped to brighten an otherwise disappointing sea- son. Senior captain Fred Schwartz led the team earning a 14—1 season record, in the 130 pound weight class. Schwartz added a win in the East Meadow Tournament and a second place finish in the North Shore tournament to his accomplish- ments during the season. Junior Sal Minucci wrestled his way into the quarterfinals of the North Shores before bowing on a referee's decision to the top seed in his weight class. Other seniors finishing with winning records were Scott Harris and heavyweight Jerry Abbatiello. Mr. Morano's grapplers are looking ahead to next year to improve on their fourth place finish in Divi- sion III, A solid cast of nine lettermen will return for the 1969-70 season. Westbury lightweight Paul May fights for a reversal. Mike Schur wrestles-off in preparation for a big match. Westbury Opponent 16 Hicksville 36 19 Locust Valley 29 33 Floral Park 29 22 North Shore 25 34 Roslyn 14 0 Island Trees 40 33 Manhasset 21 39 Plainview 9 17 Glen Cove 23 10 Lev. Division 34 25 Jericho 17 9 Clarke 30 Grapplers suffer from inexperience, individuals standout 141 pounder Len Bogdan pins his Roslyn opponent. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT: P. May. T. Vinas. T. Hutchinson. C. Vaccio, J. Pascarelli. BACK: J. Martini. S. Curl. J. DiFerrari. N. Miller. E. Vargus. 127 Golf team ties for top honors, Keglers fall. BOWLING FRONT: M. Belner. L. Blinder, B. Bergman BACK: R. Fisher. H. Somberg. S. Bell. M. Donn. N. Papain. Mr. Joe Gregson (Coach). The Westbury Varsity golf team, under the coaching of Mr. Thomas Kostka, finished one of its most successful seasons this past year. The team's 6—2 record tied them for top honors in Division III. John Coll paced the team with a perfect 8—0 record while Donnie Levine placed in the top five in the individual county championship tournament. Coach Joe Gregson's keglers encountered their first losing season in recent years in 1969. The team's failure to bowl well consistently accounted for their poor finish. Barry Bergman led the squad with a 178 average and Mike Donn rolled up the league high of 268. John Coll demonstrates the swing that helped him gain a perfect record. 128 SWIMMERS FRONT: J. Portoghese, P. Heesemann. R. Krech, G. Massell. S. Haslem. V. Machynski. BACK: Gibralter, T. Henry. L. Gilles. E. Cunningham. MID- M. Adler. S. Greenberg. T. Coleman. C. Schellhorn, DLE: N. Torres. E. Daddario. S. Burstien. S. Sharp. K. J- Erikson. M. Davis. 40 Connetquot 55 58 Uniondale 37 37 1 2 Plainview 57 1 2 29 Plainkenn 65 36 Hewlett 59 40 Great Neck N. 54 45 Wantaugh 50 33 Syosset 62 35 Long Beach 60 54 Jericho 40 43 Brentwood 52 60 Cold Spring Harbor 34 47 Great Neck S. 48 Mermen splashed, Erikson second in county. The powerful start of Chris Schellhorn helped make him one of the top butter- fliers in the country. The swimming team under first year coach Mi- chael Sirover managed only three victories in thir- teen meets, but boasted two of the county’s finest swimmers in John Erikson and Chris Schellhorn. Erikson repeatedly was a double winner, capturing the 200 and 400 yard freestyles. and setting a school record in the latter event. Vinnie Machynski and Nelson Torres provided Westbury with two capable divers. Seniors Mitch Ad- ler, Terry Coleman, and Mitch Davis were the mer- men's top performers in the freestyle sprints. In the county finals ace swimmer John Erikson placed second in the 400. Getting oft to a flying start are Westbury swimmers Chris Schellhorn and John Erikson. Bobby Brown jumps high to shoot over defender's outstretched hand. Westbury's traditionally strong basketball team captured the Division III crown for the second suc- cessive year in 1969. The hoopsters posted an im- pressive 11—1 league record, winning the division title on the last day of the season. The Dragon five, coached by Mr. Ed Krinsky, started the season by winning the annual Holiday Tournament. The team struggled through virtually the entire season in a first place tie with Roslyn. In the final league game Westbury subdued Roslyn 62—35 to clinch the division championship. Team captain Dennis DuVal, who led the Dragons in scoring and assists, paced the Westbury attack. Senior Gordon Roe gave the team its rebounding strength and juniors Harry Spann, Scott Norris, and Bob Brown rounded out the starting five. Steve Di- Peri, Keith Selby, and Dick Samuels provided the squad with capable substitutes. The Dragon five huddles around Coach Ed Krinsky for instruc- tions duringa time out. Westbury 1st 2nd 66 — Uniondale Opponent 1st 2nd 72 - 74 — Garden City 31 — 69 — New Hyde Park 61 — 85 69 Lev. Division 61 55 74 97 North Shore 51 46 41 62 Roslyn 56 35 51 90 Island Trees 37 69 59 — Carle Place 66 — 67 82 Plainview 57 77 61 64 Glen Cove 34 26 64 — Chaminade 76 — 69 — Lutheran 86 — Going over a North Shore defender. Harry Spann scores on a driving lay up. 130 VARSITY FRONT: S. lannucci. R. Kaplun. R. Brown. J. Dad- R. Samuels. K. Selby. G. Roe. T. Keene (Mgr.). Mr. Ed dio, M. Reid. M. Cisco. E. Askew. H. Spann. BACK: B. Lux- Krinsky (Coach), enberg (Mgr.). R. Newsome. D. DuVal. S. Norris. S. Diperi. Dragon hoopsters take division title. DuVal and Roe pace squad. Dragon's Dick Smauels and Harry Spann fight for position under the boards. Maneuvering between three defenders Gor den Roe lays it up and in. 131 Star forward Dennis DuVal sets to take his high-arching jump shot. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT: R. Katz. C. Ferguson. L. Spencer. C. Riou. BACK: B. Gaston. W. Ebron. P. Napper. L. Sutton. B. Troiano. Mr. Tom Nunzlata (Coach). The bank shot by Gordon Roe is good. Indoor track team captures first division title. INDOOR TRACK FRONT: R. Lewis, R. Cue. K. Franklin, J. ton, D. Shapiro. J. Andrews. J. Sharkey. K. Rathe. G. Sharkey, J. Ferst, R. Small. R. Carlson, M. Proper. K. Cobbs. C. Taylor. R. Middleton. J. Barbati. Willis. BACK: M. Kelly, M. Wollman. J. Ciota. K. Budding- Completing only its second season as an official sport at Westbury High School, the indoor track team copped its first Division championship as it put together a per- fect 4—0 season. The school’s lone undefeated team was led by senior sprinter Dave Shapiro, junior hurdler Ricky Small and high jump specialist Jasper Andrews. Shapiro was undefeated in both the 60 and 300 yard dashes, while Small also won four straight times in the 60 yard high hurdles. Andrews consistently cleared the six foot mark in the high jump. Juniors Ken Franklin and Kevin Willis were the Dragon’s top finishers in the distance events, while fellow junior Ken Buddington provided depth in the high jump. The senior duo of John Sharkey and Ken Rathe gave Westbury a fine one-two combination in the shot put. The Dragon runners and jumpers proved themselves as one of the top teams on the North Shore with a fine showing in the North Shore Championships. Andrews and Buddington led the team by sweeping the high jump. Shapiro finished second in the 300 and Sharkey claimed fourth place in the shot put. Westbury Opponent 40 Plainview 37 52 North Shore 25 41 Roslyn 37 48 Lev. Division 29 Hurdler Ricky Small warms up before his event. After two successive years as Nassau County track cham- pions, the Westbury track team, under Coach Ed Cryer, spent most of the 1968 season rebuilding. In early meets the Dragon cindermen were unimpressive and lost deci- sively, but as the season neared its end the team began to jell and won its last two meets by lopsided scores. The cindermen were strongest in the high jump where Gordon Roe and Richard White finished one-two in the North Shore Championships. The Westbury medley relay team composed of David Shapiro, Mario Zaino, Charlie Lyons, and Bud Elliot took the Division Championship. Cindermen fail to repeat as champs. Hurling the discus is John Sharkey. Clearing with room to spare is Westbury's vaulter Nick Mort. Westbury Opponent 45 Lev. Division 91 67 Glen Cove 69 57 North Shore 79 64 Roslyn 72 83 Plainview 53 88 Island Trees 38 Roe takes high jump honors. TRACK FRONT: B. Hull, M. Zaino, C. Lyons, F. Mulligan. white. BACK: Mr. Ed Cryer (Coach), D. Shapiro, B. Rocco. R. Carlson. M Mort. MIDDLE: M Kelly, K. Franklin, K. I. James, J. Andrews. K. Nicoll. N. Mort. S. Jenkins. Buddington, D. Esposito. L. DeLorenzo. R. Mays. J. Apple- 135 VOLLEYBALL FRONT: B. Reborchick. H. Graikowski. M. Friedman. P. Malone. D. Stalarow. E. Petrocelli. C. Drake- Macfarlane. J. Rich. L. Stalarow. M. Doyle. D. Greenberg. ford. J. Halliday. S. Nurse. K. Kremer. N. O’Neill. D. Spark- L. Lebovitz. M. Klapper BACK: C. Anderson. C. Daddio. A. man. G.A.A.—athletic competition for girls. 137 HOCKEY D. Greenberg. C. DeBellis. C. Daddio. M. Macfarlane. S. Nurse. A. Friedman. N O’Neill. M. Malone. D. Stalarow. K. Kremer. M. Doyle. G. Sutton. TENNIS C. Caracappa. D. Pasariello. C. Doyle. D. Frank. SOFTBALL FRONT: L. Lebovitz. M. Macfarlane. L. Stalarow. BACK: C. Lewis, H. Graikoski. M. Klapper, L. Bentley. M. Malone. M. Doyle. S. Anderson. R. Serritella. ARCHERY FRONT: M. Pepe. B. Pavlicin. A. Schroeder. P. Ritterbusch. M. Cappello. Archery and softball. G.A.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD FRONT: C. Drakeford (Sec.), G. Sutton (V. Pres ). L. Stalarow (Pres.). D. Greenberg (Treas.). P. Malone (Publicity Mgr.). BACK: Ad- visors M. Seibert. E. Proly. M. Harmeling. BASKETBALL FRONT: J. Eisner. J. Halliday. V. Brown BACK: G. Sutton. L. Stalarow. G.A.A. executive board and officials. Basketball— court and team action OFFICIALS FRONT: N. O’Neill. C. Doyle. C. Anderson. C. Daddio. J. lannotti. M. Malone. P. Malone. L. Lebovitz. M. Klapper. B. Reborchick. BACK: J. Halliday. K. Kremer. A. 140 Friedman. J. Kaye. V. Mendels. L. Stalarow. D. Stalarow. M. Doyle. L. Bentley. E. Nicoll. G. Sutton. C. Drakeford. M. Gennari. M. Macfarlane. GYMNASTICS FRONT: S. Mott. D. Cupid. MIDDLE: D. Passariello. P. Malone. D. Nor- man. A. Friedman BACK: C. Drakeford. M. Macfarlane. Bowling and swimming BOWLING FRONT: L. Trupiano. D. Passariello. P. Rex. L. Rexrode. L. Posillico. E. Tannen. P. Henriques. E. Gross. MIDDLE: E. Wetterich. M. Fireman. L. Posil- lico. M. Lagnese, D. Michelsen. M. Leiner. J. lannotti. E. lannucci. J. Charles. BACK: D. Garboski. H. Graikoski. M. Hardy. T. Scott. M. Bennett, K. Rosmaier. A. Johnson. F. Collins, P. Williams. A. Richards. L. Blocker. G. Sutton. J. Halli- day. SWIMMING FRONT: L Lebovitz. D. ReDavid. B. Reborchick. BACK: D. Grealish. J. Charles. M. Macfarlane. we sit in the center as we have sat on th( Seniors side; we lead as we have been led; we impress others as we have been impressed; and as we have said hello, we now say good-bye . . . early mornings ... a glass of juice . . . 8:00 A.M. . . . please rise for the morning exercises . . . where is room 110?” . . . initiation ... A Tale of Two Cities . . . endoplasmic reticulum . . . the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Tests? . . . please rise for the seniors” . . . orienta- tion . . . 2:26 . . . class meeting with Evan Levy . . . late bus . . . homework . . . these days dragon ... . . . early mornings ... a glass of juice . . . 8:00 A.M. . . . please rise for the morning exercises” . . . did you get the Chemistry? . . . Scarlet Letter . . lunch . . . PSAT's—what'd ya get? . . . Bonnie and Clyde” . . . African Safari ... Marine Corps Physical Fitness Tests? . . . Bareish themes . . . 2:26 . . . class meet- ing with Evan Levy . . . late bus . . . home- work . . . varsity letter . . . SAT's—what’d ya get? . . . Remember When? . . . rings ... these days go by ... . . . early mornings ... a glass of juice . . . 8:00 A.M. . . . WCFL—operation news- beat . . . Avogadro’s number . . . Macbeth . . . out to lunch . . . Marine Corps Physi- cal Fitness Tests? . . . have to raise my SAT’s . . . two Filberts and one Damon . . . Afro-American studies . . . 2:26 . . . class meeting with Evan Levy . . . the agony and the ecstasy—college accep- tances . . . SAT's—who cares? . . . Division Champs . Dream Girl?? . . . Senior Prom . . . graduation . . . the days are gone . . . the impressions linger . . . the impressions survive. Senior Class advisors, Mr. John Allasio and Mr. Joseph Schehr. Impressions are the and the premonitions EVAN LEVY President soph, class, pres.; jr. class, pres.; swimming, chorus, w.i.s.e., thespians, intramurals. TIMOTHY GARLAND Vice President football, basketball, base- ball, bi-racial council, var- sity club, treas. SUSAN GREENHILL Secretary jr. class, treas.; soph, class, sec.-treas.; thes- pians. forensic society. DANA E. FRIEDMAN Treasurer honor society, cheer- leader, capt.; Spanish club, pres.; f.t.a., sec.; thespians, w.i.s.e., Wing Spur, mgr. ed.; student council, chorus. 144 mistakes of the past of the future. EVERYL ALEXANDER chorus. GIRARD ABBATIELLO football, track, wres- tling, varsity club. MARK S. ABRAHAMS Wing Spur, mgr. ed.; w.i.s.e., intramurals, j.v. soccer. Dear Abbey. . . . Thanks for your help. Arlene DONNA ACCETTOLA f.t.a., red cross, g.a.a. 145 NICHOLAS ANGELO football, intramurals. JEFFREY ANDREJKOVICS intramurals. PATRICK BARCHI These three years have been a period of friendship, JUDITH BARON 146 PATRICIA J. BARKER chorus. BRENDA JOYCE BAUM of impressions—impressions and of growth. JO-ANN BENIS student council, f.t.a., w.i.s.e., Spanish club. 147 JACQUELINE R. BAUM Wing Spur, trans, ed.; red cross, vice pres.; g.a.a., twirling, co-capt.; thespians, w.i.s.e., Spanish club. STEVE BELL w.i.s.e., chem. club, biology club, bowling, tennis, intramurals. DONALD LEE BERMAN tennis.co-capt.; Striving together j.v. basketball, . i • select choir, to achieve common varsity dub, in- about each other tramurals, indoor track, student council. Why does everyone always sleep through the morning announcements? LARRY BLINDER bowling, j.v. baseball, intramurals. LEONARD BOGDAN wrestling, Whisp, intra- murals. WILLIAM BOLLING intramurals. in harmony goals, we learned and ourselves. NARVA BUTLER student council, biology club, chem. club, Reflections. BARBARA CAPURA DENISE BUTT orchestra, chamber or- chestra. quartet, stu- dent council. PATRICIA DIANE CAPERS library club, orchestra, sec.; booster club. CAMILLE CARACAPPA g.a.a., nurses club, w.i.s.e., Spanish club f.t.a., Wing Spur. JESSICA M. CASILLI 149 Dream Girl followed in the tradition TYLITHA CHAMBERS MARVIN I. CISCO basketball, track, band. KENNETH CHARLES intramurals. WILLIAM R. CLARK track. RICHARD M. F. CARLSON cross country, capt.; indoor track, track, chorus, varsity club, announcement crew. KATHLEEN CATAPANO Reflections, w.i.s.e. EDITH CHILDS ELLEN COHEN band, orchestra. LISETTE COHEN Whisp, news ed.; w.i.s.e., french club, Reflec- tions. NANCI COHEN f.t.a., student council. DANIEL COIFMAN a.f.s., foreign exchange student, Argentina, soc- cer, Wing Spur. of successful senior class plays. LINDA COOPER honor society, sec.; Spanish club, chorus, w.i.s.e., Whisp, bi-racial council, soph, class, sec. BOB COOPER chem. club, library club, Reflections, intra- murals. PERRI L. CONNOR TERRENCE W. COLEMAN honor society, foot- ball, swimming, marine corps physical fitness team, student council, varsity club, sec.; band. JOHN COLL swimming, golf. CHRISTINE COOTE f.t.a., chorus. DANIEL J. DALY intramurals, Whisp. DONALD A. CROUCHLEY, JR. intramurals. A tremendous magazine successful dances class treasury. Another busy afternoon ... CAREN CUCCARO nurses club, sec.- treas.; chorus. ROBERT A. CUE, JR. indoor track, track. JOHN V. CUSATI band. HELAINE C. DAMASK honor society. Wing Spur, co-ed.-in-chief; twirling, thespians, Spanish club, chorus, w.i.s.e., f.t.a., quill scroll. JOSEPH DADDIO football, basketball, baseball, varsity club, vice-pres. drive and several augmented the senior ELAINE DAVIS select choir. JOHN L. DEFERRARI j.v. soccer, j.v. wres- tling, j.v. football, in- tramurals, chess club. You can have the one on the left. LINDA DILLON SUSAN EMILY DAVIS Wing Spur, co-lit. ed.; Whisp, french club, thespians, w.i.s.e., f.t.a., chorus. MITCHELL DAVIS swimming, j.v. soccer, j.v. baseball, chorus, intramurals. LAWRENCE J. DELORENZO soccer, select choir, w.i.s.e., varsity club, indoor track, track, in- tramurals, pre-med. club, student council. TED DIKTABAN honor society, student council, vice-pres.; Wing Spur, band, vice-pres.; soccer, Span- ish club, golf, pre-med. club, pres.; thespians. LOUIS G. DINUZZO TERESA DIXON booster club. STEVEN DIPERI football, basketball, swimming, varsity club, student council. PATTY DIXON thespians, chorus, french club, Whisp. GLORIA DIXON f.t.a. The lavish senior float took top that commenced the honors in the exciting pep rally fall sports season. DANA DUNN THOMAS DURNAN intramurals. JOAN LESLEY EISNER Our senior year was event of the season chorus, f.t.a., g.a.a.. Wing Spur, w.i.s.e. JOHN R. ERIKSON honor society, vice- pres.; student council, swimming, varsity club, intramurals. Sitting at the teacher's desk at the head of the class is Dean Griffler. HENRY ESFORMES WAYNE ESPOSITO golf. 156 Love is a many splendored thing for Joan Eisner and Karen Roth. FRANCINE FELICETTI JAN E. FICKLER culminated by the social —the Prom. MICHAEL BRUCE FERGUSON track, indoor track. WAYNE FERGUSON track, intramurals. RUSS FIERMAN tennis, co-capt.; stu- dent council, intramu- rals. WILLIAM FLETCHER, JR. intramurals. ROBERT FISHER bowling, biology club, chem. club, intramu- rals. PETER FINK ... We will remember our successes and all impressions LAURIE FRANK Whisp, edit, ed.; Wing Spur, Reflections, art ed.; red cross, pres.; thespians, vice- pres.; debate club, f.t.a. DENISE FRANK w.i.s.e., Spanish club. AGNES FROEHLICH HIRAM FOBBS, JR. BRIAN FRANKEL baseball, intramurals. VALERIE LYNN FRAZIER bi-racial council, g.a.a., student council. PAUL FROEHLICH baseball. JANET LEIGH FURCHT honor society, pres.; student council, sec.- treas.; Wing Spur, red cross, band. WILLIAM FURMAN honor society, Whisp, debate club, math club, chess club, j.v. soccer, w.i.s.e., Reflections, in- tramurals, announce- ment crew. PAUL MICHAEL GAGNON KATHY ELIZABETH GALLIN thespians, chorus, bi- racial council. our failures, our joys and our sorrows, CHARLES KEVIN GARABEDIAN announcement crew, stage crew, thespians, audio-visual club. of our lives. VICKI GARCIA ROBERT D. GELLER library club, red cross, speech club. DENNIS GARBOSKI LORRAINE GARBOSKI 159 We strive for recognition ever-changing DEBRA F. GENTRY Whisp, g.a.a., french club, chorus, dancing squad, thespians. NEVA GERECZY student council. JEAN ELLEN GINIGER honor society, Spanish club, f.t.a., thespians, nurses club, w.i.s.e., Wing Spur, chorus. RICHARD PAUL GIBRALTER honor society, Wing Spur, ed.-in-chief; ten- nis, co-capt.; pre-med. club, pres.; band, w.i.s.e.—exchange stu- dent, orchestra, quill scroll, varsity club. 160 as individuals in an universe. AMY BETH GOLDBERG thespians, pres.; cho- rus. Whisp, f.t.a., w.i.s.e., Wing Spur. MAUREEN P. GRAHAM KAREN RHEA GOODMAN Spanish club, red cross. Hi . . . Big Al with the Big Al sports scene. ANDREA HABER f.t.a., w.i.s.e. JOHN GOODE football, baseball, var- sity club, intramurals. STEVEN GOLDGRAM Reflections, Whisp, stu- dent council, thespians, w.i.s.e. JUDI GREALISH student council, j.v. cheerleader, red cross, chorus. 161 DEAN GRIFFLER Whisp, w.i.s.e. STEVEN HAMBURGER student council, intra- murals, bowling, Whisp. JEAN HALLIDAY g.a.a., f.t.a., student council. SCOTT HARRIS soccer, wrestling, track, intramurals. PETER HARPER w.i.s.e. — exchange student, student coun- cil, Whisp, Reflections, french club, Shake- speare club. GREGORY HARRISON stage crew, thespians. band, track, intra- murals. Our school is more than mere buildings; it is the 162 RICHARD D. HONAN intramurals. motivating force of our teen years. ROBERT HULL track, indoor track, intramurals. We shared the of life, growth, DENNIS JACOBS intramurals. ALLEN J. JEROME j.v. soccer, j.v. base- ball. day-to-day impressions and change. EDNA YVONNE JOHNSON honor society, nurses club, pres.; Spanish club, orchestra, w.i.s.e. SUSAN KALGREN f.t.a., pres.; g.a.a., w.i.s.e., thespians, nurs- es club. MOSES L. JONES intramurals, j.v. base- ball. library club. Football victories bring West- bury's seniors to Shirl’s. RICHARD KAPLUN football, baseball, bas- ketball, varsity club, student council. 165 DAVID KELLY chemistry club, Whisp, photo ed.; stage crew, audio-visual club, in- tramurals, j.v. soccer. KEVIN KELLY soccer. JAMES T. KENNEDY, JR. stage crew, intramurals, announcement crew. ARTHUR KIRSCH student council, tennis, Spanish club, intra- murals, biology club, w.i.s.e. Our attitudes and ideas were molded by the kaleidoscope of trends around us. SUSAN KUNKEL library club. LESLIE F. KURLAN chorus, Spanish club, w.i.s.e., Whisp. We viewed with grief bullets took the lives Martin Luther King and LORRAINE LOFFREDO w.i.s.e.. Spanish club, f.t.a. When you're done, check the battery and oil. GLENN LOWY chem. club, intra- murals, baseball, mgr. JOANNE MARIE LUBRANO LORI LUNENFELD f.t.a., w.i.s.e., g.a.a. 168 MARIE MATARAZZO w.i.s.e., f.t.a., chorus. and horror as assassins' of two of our leading citizens, Robert Kennedy. PATRICIA A. MALONE cheerleader, g.a.a. PETER MAHONEY intramurals. w—«■ Can time really stand still? BRIAN MARRONE biology club. ANGELA MAYHEW g.a.a., business club. CAROL MARKS Whisp, bus. ed.; f.t.a., int’l. rels. club, an- nouncement crew, cho- rus. ELEANORE M. MARDENE cheerleader, student council, chorus, li- brary club. HOWARD MARCUS Whisp, intramurals. RICHARD CARLTON MAYS honor society, soph, class, vice-pres.; foot- ball. indoor track, bi- racial council, chorus, track, student council, intramurals, j.v. base- ball, Spanish club. Election year resulted in exciting and and Chicago. HAZEL MCDONALD student council, boost- er club. PETER MENGHINI MARGARET McGOWAN library club. SUSAN MENGHINI 170 ZACHEE MICHEL, JR. french club, soccer, Spanish club. FRANCES MILLER honor society, Whisp, band, orchestra, Re- flections, Wing Spur, Spanish club. CLYDE MILLMAN bowling. Whisp, intra- murals, chorus. controversial conventions in Miami JOSEPH MIRZOEFF honor society, Whisp, math club. MICHAEL MORT track, indoor track, var- sity club, select choir, intramurals, gymnas- tics. DENISE A. MONTY f.t.a., chorus, library club, red cross. BARBARA MONASTRA student council, Whisp. 171 ALVIN C. MITCHELL ALISON CLAIRE MOSES orchestra, Spanish club, french club, Shake- speare club, student council, f.t.a. NICHOLAS MORT football, track, indoor track, varsity club, gymnastics. SYLVIA HELENE NEWMAN f.t.a.. Wing Spur, w.i.s.e. MARJORIE D. NESBITT chorus, student coun- cil, booster club. LENNY MOSKOWITZ tennis, co-capt.; j.v. basketball, w.i.s.e., varsity club, student council, intramurals. The United States in the 19th l could have sworn I heard the bell. SUSAN MARIE MOTT cheerleader, Wing Spur, chorus, f.t.a., g.a.a., student council. SUSAN JEAN MULLER g.a.a. FRANCIS JAY MULLIGAN cross country, track, baseball, w.i.s.e., var- sity club, j.v. soccer. 172 demonstrated its athletic prowess Olympics in Mexico City. DAVID NILES GERILYN O’BRIEN library club. KEVIN NICOLL basketball, track, in- tramurals. REATHER L. NEWSOME track, indoor track, j.v. basketball. DORIN NORMAN g.a.a., student council. YVONNE O’FLAHERTY library club. WILLIAM OLSON intramurals. 173 DEBORAH PASSARIELLO g.a.a., business club. New York City suffered one of the longest and most debilitating school crises in history. LAWRENCE H. PETRUCCO football, chem. club, biology club, treas.; Whisp, wrestling, j.v. baseball, student coun- cil, varsity club, swim- ming, chorus, intramu- rals. DOROTHEA PITTS booster club. Here, pussy, pussy DIANA PROCOP SHEILA QUINN FRED REDAVID honor society, football, biology club, vice-pres.; w.i.s.e., intramurals. 176 PAUL PUGLISI football, swimming, in- tramurals. ARLENE QUINN orchestra, library club, Spanish club, announcement crew, f.t.a., student council Without impressions no mind to what has DEAN RAFFELOCK honor society, wres- tling, j.v. football, band, pres.; dance band, in- tramurals. EVETTE REDDICK KENNY RATHE golf, varsity club. there can be no memory, occurred. danielle rice honor society, Whisp, ed.-in-chief; shake- speare club, vice-pres., w.i.s.e., french club, Reflections, speech club, g.a.a., quill scroll, thespians. PEGGY RITTERBUSCH 177 GRACE RORDEN library club. EDWARD ANDREW ROSE, JR. j.v: baseball, intra- murals, band, chem. club, rifle team. KAREN ROTH select choir. PATRICIA ROTHBARDT f.t.a., treas.; g.a.a., Spanish club, w.i.s.e., student council. Only by knowing ourselves can we strive to RANDI ROTHFIELD honor society, Wing Spur, co-bus. ed.; thes- pians, scribe; select choir, sec.; french club, Whisp, w.i.s.e. MARK RUBIN cross country, indoor track, band, intramu- rals, pre-med. club. each other. JEANNE SACANI twirling, capt.; j.v. cheerleader, select choir. 178 LAWRENCE M. SAMUALS baseball, chorus, in- tramurals. RICHARD J. SAMUELS honor society, Whisp, sports ed.; Wing Spur, basketball, in- tramurals, w.i.s.e., Spanish club, student council. KENNETH VINCENT SANTAGATA honor society, Wing Spur, co-lit.-ed.; debate club, pres.; student council, w.i.s.e. CLIFF SAVITCH j.v. baseball, intramu- rals. understand the human element in CHRISTOPHER F. SCHELLHORN chorus, soccer, swim- ming, varsity club, student council, intra- murals, pre-med. club. BARRY C. SCHUSTER honor society, student council, pres.; soccer, varsity club, intra- murals, Whisp, band, w.i.s.e. ELEANOR SCHWAB select choir, Spanish club, thespians. ALICE SCHROEDER library club, Whisp, orchestra, quartet. MICHAEL SCHUR wrestling, capt.; band, Whisp, intramurals, w.i.s.e. 179 MARK SCHWARTZ bowling, biology club, intramurals. ROBERT SCHWARTZ debate club, pre-med. club. chem. club, Whisp, w.i.s.e. FRED H. SCHWARTZ varsity club, pres.; chorus, vice-pres.; Whisp, asst, sports ed.; wrestling, capt.; intramurals, pre-med. club. For something's gained by living Genius is the effective use of chairs. DAVID SHAPIRO intramurals, track, in- door track, cross coun- try, varsity club. JUDITH HELENE SHANOWITZ f.t.a., chorus. KEITH SELBY basketball. 180 TERRY SCOTT So what if we're late. We didn't miss anything. LAURIE ANNE SIEGALL f.t.a., Spanish club, thespians, w.i.s.e., Wing Spur, Whisp. ROBERT A. SHAW w.i.s.e., library club, intra murals. JOYCE ANN SHERCHUK honor society, g.a.a., nurses club, Spanish club. MARK SHUGOLL chorus, Whisp, Wing Spur, j.v, basketball, j.v. baseball, w.i.s.e., intramurals. lost and something's every day. ELAINE C. SIMPSON library club. MICHAEL SILVERSTEIN football, baseball, in- tramurals. JOHN J. SHARKEY honor society, track, indoor track, varsity club, intramurals, gym- nastics club. JOAN CAROL SHATZ f.t.a., sec.: Wing Spur, co-bus. ed.; Spanish club, sec.-treas.; w.i.s.e. 181 JANE LESLIE SMITH j.v. cheerleader, stu- dent council, chorus. We must relate to different aspects of the same WENDY SMALL thespians, chorus, Span- ish club, Whisp, w.i.s.e., f.t.a. ALTA SNELL MARK WILLIAM SMITH band, dance band, stu- dent council, soccer, w.i.s.e., baseball, in- tramurals. NANCY SMITH LOUIS SOLOMON honor society, chem. club, w.i.s.e., Whisp, intramurals. LINDA STALAROW g.a.a., pres.; cheer- leader. STEPHEN STEIN football. 182 reality—through identification comes growth. ROBERT THOMAS football, swimming, in- tramurals. MICHAEL TINKEL intramurals, biology club, indoor track. ANGELA TERRY library club, f.t.a. GLORIA THOMAS 183 Childhood's dreams I know it doesn't match, but my sister borrowed the suede one. SHAHRIAR VAHABZADEH PAT UNDERHILL MARIE A. VACCHIO f. t.a., Wing Spur, g. a.a., red cross, w.i.s.e. 184 GRACEMARY TRUPIANO Whisp, business club. ANGELA TONI TOLIPANO RICHARD S. TURELL CELIA TWOMEY honor society, Whisp, Reflections, french club, chorus, thespians. —tomorrow's realities. HECTOR ENRIQUE VARGAS DEBORAH VAN DOREN g.a.a., f.t.a. As longas it pays off, Cliff. CLEMENTINE VITALE library club. LINDA ANN VOISICH honor society, red cross, library club, g.a.a. 185 JOE VAN WITSEN Reflections. sharing a park bench quietly? ROBERT ZUCKER audio-visual club, stage crew, announcement crew, Whisp, Wing Spur, thespians. RICHARD A. ZUCKERWISE debate club, speech club, intramurals. JOSEPH A. ZAINO football, chorus, stu- dent council, intra- murals. j.v. baseball. Giving their rendition of Fuente Ovejuna are Steve Goldgram and Amy Goldberg. LAWRENCE F. ZAINO, JR. wrestling, f.t.a., intra- murals. MARY PENNY ZOGG band. Don't you dare tell Mr. Rosen- berg! Honoring the deserving If used improperly, a meter stick can be a lethal weapon. Everybody has to have a boy- hood idol. Please excuse my son ... 189 The Think Drink In Loving Memory of Mr. John Greenwood Business Manager Westbury Public Schools 1962-1968 Although he was not well known by many students, we all appre- ciated Mr. Greenwood because it was he, in his position as Business Manager, who took care of all of our material needs. Our food, buses, uniforms, classroom supplies, and textbooks were all secured through his office. Despite the size and complexity of our school system, Mr. Greenwood, through the conscientious per- formance of his duties, made certain that all of our needs were satis- fied. He was taken from us very suddenly and we were all saddened and shocked. We express our deepest sympathy to Mrs. Greenwood and the Greenwood family and ask that they receive inspiration during this crisis. May he rest in peace. Mr. Harris was first elected to our Board of Education in May 1967. He served us in this capacity until his death in December, 1968. During the period of his Board membership, Mr. Harris was very in- strumental in the struggle to integrate all of our schools and to promote racial harmony. We will all miss him and we thank him for the many contributions which he made to our education. We wish to express our sympathy to Mrs. Harris and the Harris family. May he rest in peace. 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Thespian Troupe 1297 Westbury High School Band BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1969 WESTBURY PARENT-TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION Best Wishes to the Class of '69 THE WHISP Best wishes to the class of 1969 From a Friend Event and organization index Student index ANNOUNCEMENT CREW 68 AUDIO VISUAL 72 BAND 80-81 BASKETBALL 130-132 BASEBALL 124-125 BOWLING 128 BUSINESS 78 CHEERLEADERS 84-85 CHEMISTRY 75 CHILDREN S PLAY 23 CHORUS 82-83 COMMUNICATION ARTS 68 CROSS-COUNTRY 123 DANCERS 79 DEBATE 73 FOOTBALL 116-119 F. T.A. 70 G. A.A. 137-141 GOLF 128 HONOR SOCIETY 66 INDOOR TRACK 133 INTRAMURALS 136 KING AND QUEEN 26-27 LIBRARY CLUB 70 MATHLETES 75 MUSICAL 20-21 NURSES CLUB 77 ORCHESTRA 81 PRE.-MED. 76 RED CROSS 77 REFLECTIONS 78 RING DANCE 24-25 SADIE HAWKIN’S 22 SENIOR PLAY 28-29 SOCCER 120-121 SPANISH 73 STAGE CREW 72 STUDENT COUNCIL 67 SWIMMING 120 TENNIS 122 THESPIANS 74 TRACK 134-135 TWIRLERS 79 VARSITY CLUB 71 WHISP 64-65 W.I.S.E. 69 WING AND SPUR 60-63 WOODWORKING 76 WRESTLING 126-127 Faculty index ALLASIO.J. 36.144 BAREISH, C. 37 BOGDZIEWICZ. J. 36 BOTWIN. L. 36 BOVICH. R. 39 BOWDEN. W. 37.76 BOWMAN. D. 38 BRODY. M. 37 BRONNER. E. 39.77 BUTTNER. P. 39 COLEMAN. R. 38.71 CONNOR. M. 36 COX. R. 38 CROCKETT. A. 39 CROWELL. N. 40 CRYER. E. 40.135 DOBSON. R. 40 DOLLAR. M. 41 DOWNING. H. 41.118 FASANO.J. 41.118 FIEDLER. M. 42 FISCHER. S. 41 FLOOD. J. 41 FOGE. J. 34 FOSTER. M. 42 GAHN. M. 43 GRAVES. W. 42 GREGSON. J. 43.120.128 GRIFFIS. V. 43.76 GULLY. P. 43 HANDY. A. 44 HARMELING.M. 45.140 HEIST. R. 44.63 HENRY. C. 44 HOTCHKISS. J. 45.66.121 JOHNSON. A. 44 KELLY. R. 45 KELSON. F. 34 KICKHAM. J.32 KORBER. F. 46 KOSTKA. T. 47 KRINSKY.E. 46.131.124 KUHLMAN. H. 47 KULCHIN. H. 33 KUPFERBERG. W. 46 LEON. J. 47 LITTLEJOHN. A. 47 LORENZO. D. 47 LUNSFORD. R. 48 MADDALONI. A. 48 MALLON. G. 49 MALONE. T. 49 MARANO. C. 48.118 MEDOFF.S. 49.75 MONK. C. 32 MORENO. A. 48.75 MULLANEY. T. 49 NUNZIATA.T. 51.132.118 OTTO. R. 48 PAYNE. L. 32 PRICHEP. B. 50 PROLY. E. 50.140 RAZIANO. J. 51.61 RICE. C. 32 ROSENBERG. S. 50 ROTHMAN. M. 51.70 RUSSELL. C. 51 SADLOW. J. 53 SANCHEZ. D. 50 SCHEHR.J. 53.144 SECKLER. R. 52.60 SEIBERT. M. 52.140 SHEEHAN. M. 53 SIEBLER. 52 SIROVER. M. 53 SISENWEIN. F. 53 SOUTHARD. R. 33 STALLER. R. 55.123 STEPHENSON. M. 54.77 STEWART. S. 54 TOMASIK. M. 54 VISCOSI. J. 55 WEBBER. D. 34 WILGENKAMP. J. 55.83 WISNIEWSKI. L. 55 YATES. J. 54 A Abbatiello.G. 71.117.126.145 Abrahams. M. 63.69.145 Accomando. R. Accettola. D. 70.145 Ackerman. J. 145 Adler. M. 75.129.145 Ahearn. G. 100 Alaia. G. 88.119 Alaia. M. 100 Alaia. R. 88 Alexander. E. 145 Allacco, J. 100 Allegra. T. 88.119 Allen. E. 100 Allen. K. Allen. M. 100 Allen. T. 145 Allers. B. 88 Alleyne.G. 24.145 Allman. E. 88 Allsop. C. 100.117 Alter. M. 75.76.100 Amorizzo. R. 100.121 Anderson. C. 67.88.137.140 Anderson. L. 88.119 Anderson. S. 67.83.85.100.139 Andrejkovics, J. 146 Andrews. J. 133.134.135 Angelo. N. 83.117.146 Antolik. J. Appleby. G. Appelbaum, M. 70.81.88 Areati, J. 88 Armfield. C. 77.100 Arzu. L. Askew. E. 100.131 Askin. M. 88 Augenstein. W. 100 Auster. K. B Baird. B. 88 Bal. A. 88 Baldino. T. 146 Ball. B. 71.116.117.124.146 Barbati. J. 71.80.100.117.124.133 Barber. W. 100 Barchi, P. 146 Barfield. C. Barker. P. 83.146 Barnes. C. Baron. J. 64.65.69.70.83.146 Baron. R. 69.88 Barrett, C. Barrett. P. 146 Barrow. P. 147 Baskerville. D. 100 Batts. E. 88 Batts. M. 101 Baum. B. 147 Baum. C. 101 Baum. J. 28.63.69.73.74,77.147 Beacom. E. 147 Behagen. N.147 Bell. Sharon 101 Bell. Stephen 123.128.147 Benis.J. 23.67.70.73.147 Bennett. M. 139.141.147 Bentley. L. 101.140 Bergman. B. 71.73.101.128 216 Berman. D. 71.83.123.148 Berman. J. Bernstein. J. 69.73.101 Bertell. B. 121.148 Bialik. M. 89 Biener. M. 128.148 Biener. R. 89 Black. M. 83.101 Black. S. 69.73.89 Blejer, D. 89 Blinder. L. 128.148 Blocker, L 101.141 Blocker. R. 101 Blount. C. 101 Blumberg. D. 89.120 Bohcali. B. 69.89 Bogdan. L. 78.121.126.148 Bogdan. M. 89.126 Bolling. B. 89 Bolling. W. 148 Booker. J. 89 Borden. D. 79,101 Borenstein. J. 89 Borrs. C. Borrs. C. 89.119.126 Bosch, A. Bowden. D. 67.100.117 Bove. S. 77.101 Bradford. B. 80.81.89 Brandon. L. 80.89 Brandsdorfer. L. 69.70.78.89 Branham. P. 89 Brewster. C. Brillat.T. 80.121.125.148 Brodax. R. 101 Brooks. M. Brown. A. 101 Brown. D. 101 Brown. K. 89 Brown. P. 89 Brown. Pat 101 Brown. Pearl 101 Brown. R. 130.131 Brown. V. 70.140.148 Brownstein. D. Bryant. J. 101 Brunn, L. 101 Buck. D. 89 Budetti. K. 101 Buddington. K. 73.81.101.133.135 Buffalino. E. 89 Buffalino. F. Buffalino. N. 101.121 Burnett. G. 89 Busch. E. 70.149 Burnstein. S. 80.81.89.119.129 Butler. G. 89.120 Butler. N. 149 Butt. D. 27.149 C Cahn. C. 64.89 Callan, L Campbell. C. 101 Cantwell. T. 101.119 Capers. P.81.149 Capers. R. 81,101 Capers. W. 81.102 Caplin. E. 69.77.102 Cappello. M. 78.139.149 Capozzi. P. 76.89 Capura. B. 149 Caracappa. C. 62.70.138.149 Carbone. W. 76.89.124 Cardinuto. 0. 90 Carlson. R. 71.83.122.133.135.150 Carr. J. 102 Carvajal. R. 102 Casaceli. G. 90 Casati. J 80.81 Casilli. J. 149 Casper. I. 102 Casper. K. 90 Catalano. R. 102 Catapano. K. 150 Cavahaugh. D. Chaise. J. 62.69.73.90 Chambers. T. 150 Chapman. A. 102 Charles. J. 73.77.80.81.102.141 Charles. K. 150 Cherry, W. Childs. E. 150 Chomsky. N. 21.68.69.74.76.80.102 Ciotta. J. 75.102.133 Cisco. M. 131.132.150 Clark. W. 150 Clifford. W. 90 Cobb. D. Cobbs. G. 90.133 Cody. J. 62.68.83.102 Cohen. E. 80.81.150 Cohen, L 64,69.151 Cohen. N. 27.67.70,151 Cohen. R. N. 90 Cohen. R. H. 90 Cohen. S. 69.90 Coifman. D. 67.121.151 Coit. L. Coleman. T. 66.67.71.117.129.151 Coll. J. 125.128.151 Collins. D. 90 Collins. F. 102.141 Collins. M. 90 Collins, T. 102 Comisky. R. 90 Compte. D. 67.69.73.75.102 Conde. R. 90 Conley. E. 102 Conlin. J. 102 Connor. L. 90 Connor. P. 151 Cooper. L. 66.151 Cooper. R. 70.78.151 Coote.C. 21.70.83.137.152 Corte. S. 90.119 Coven. B. 69.80.90 Covington. M. 90 Cowan, L. 90 Crouchley. D. 152 Crowe. M. 80.81.90 Cruise. E. 90 Cuccaro. C. 152 Cue. R. 133.152 Cummings. T. Cunningham. E. 90.129 Curcio. R. Cupid. D. 83.102.141 Curl, S. 80.81.102.117.127 Cusati. A. 102 Cusati. J. 152 D Daddario. E. 102.129 Daddio. C. 90.137.138.140 Daddio, E. 80.90 Daddio. J. 27.71.117.124.131.152 D’Alessanodro. A. 102 Daly. D. 152 Daly. K. 67.69.75,77.79.102 Damask. D. 62.90 Damask. H. 23.60.66.69.73.74.152 Damiano. M. 90 Dariff. B. 102 Davidowitz. J. 90 Davis. B. 102 Davis. Deborah 102 Davis. Denise 74.102 Davis. E. 24.83,153 Davis. K. 102 Davis. M. 129.153 Davis. S. 27.28.62.6970.73.153 Dawkins. A. 121 DeBellis.C. 67.88.138 DeBlase. F. 102 Deferrari. J. 127.153 Deferrari. R. 103 DeLorenzo. L 67.69.71.76.83.121.135 153 DeLorenzo. S. 90 Denny. P. DePaoli. A. 80.90 DeSalvo. J. DeVito. E. 153 Dexter. A. 90 Dial. S. 62.91 Diamond. J. 91 DiCarlo, P. 91 Dickenson. L. 103 Diktaben. G 72.76.80.91.120 Diktaben. T. 27.61.64.66.67.69.73.76. 81.121.125.153 Dilapi. R. 91 Dillon, L. 153 DiManto. B. 103 DiManto. F. 103 DiNuzzo. L. 154 DiNuzzo. M. DiPeri. S. 26.27.67.71.80.131.154 DiPol. S. 103 Dixon. G. 154 Dixon. M. 103 Dixon. P. 154 Dixon. T. 70.154 Djiji. D. 65.69.70.154 Dochnahl. M. 103 Dochnahl. P. 91 Donaldson. G. 91 Donn. M. 76.103.125 Donohue. S. 154 Donohue. T. 71.103.117.124 Donovan. M. 103 Dooley. G. 91 Dorsey, D. 154 Doscher. S. 103 Dougherty. A. Dougherty. J. Doxey. R. Doyle, B. 85.91 Doyle. C. 137.138.140.155 Doyle. M 103.137.138.139.140 Drakeford. Cheryl 79.103 Drakeford. Cynthia 79.83.137.140.141. 155 Drasby. E. 121.155 Dreaper. J. 103 Dumpson. C. 91 Dumpson. W. Dunn. D. 155 Durnan, T. 155 Duval. B. 79 217 DuVal.D. 131 Dwyer. R. 67.69.70.155 E Ebron, C.91 Ebron.W. 91.132 Edgren. L. 155 Edry. C. 65.67.69.76.80.81.103 Edry. R. 65.80.83.155 Edwards. P. 156 Eisenhauer, P. 62.156 Eisner. J. 70.140.156 Eldridge. M. 91 Elias. G. 75.80.103 Erickson. J. 66.71,129.156 Ernst. D. 65.68.75.80.81.103.121 Esformes. H. 156 Esposito. A. 91 Esposito. D. 71.103.135 Esposito. W. 156 Evans. Y. 156 F Fagan. J. Fagan. R. 91 Falls. A. 67.91 Falls. S. 156 Farella. M. 103 Farino. F. 76.91 Farkas. C. 91 Farris. E. 91 Faxon. R. 103 Feingold. S. 62.69.73.103 Feldman. A. 91 Feldman. R. Feldman. S. 70.73 Feldstein. K. 91 Felicetti, F. 157 Ferber. R. 65.69.75.83.103 Ferguson. C. 103.132 Ferguson. G. 70.103 Ferguson. M. 157 Ferguson. W. 157 Ferst. J. 65.91.120.133 Feuer. K. 62.69.73.75.103 Fickler, J. 157 Fields. G. Fierman. R. 71.74.123.157 Fink. P. 157 Finkelstein. A. Finkelstein. M. 91 Fireman. M. 91.141 Fisher. B. 91 Fisher. R. 75.128.157 Flaherty. Rita 92 Flaherty. Ruby 92 Flaherty. Y. Fletcher. W. 157 Fleury. T. Fobbs. H. 158 Folds. J. Fortin. M. Foster. B. 104 Frank. D. 70.138.158 Frank. L 27.74.77.78.158 Frankel. B. 125.158 Franklin. A. 92 Franklin. K. 71.73.80.104.122.133.135 Frazier. A. 79,104 Frazier. V. 83.158 Friedman. A. 69.77.104.137.138.140. 141 Friedman. D. 23.28.29.63.66.69.70.74. 84.144 Foehlich. A. 158 Froehlich. K. 104 Froelich. P. 158 Froeschl. J. 83.104 Furcht. J. 23.26.27.66.67.158 Furman. W. 28.66.75.158 G Gagnon. D. 92 Gagnon. M. 104 Gagnon. P. 159 Gaines. C. Gallin.K. 23.26.27.74.83.159 Garabedian. C. 68.72.74.159 Garboski. Dennis 159 Garboski. Donna 141.104 Garboski. L. 159 Garcia. V. 159 Garland. J. 26.27.71.117.124.125.144 Garland. M. 92 Gass. K. 104 Gaston, B. 104.132 Gaston. M. 92 Gathers. S. Gayle. D. 92 Gehring. W. 104.117,125 Geist. P. 75.104 Geller. R. 68.70.73.74.159 Gelzer. E. 104 Gennari. M. 64.140 Genova. S. 79.92 Gentry. D. 78.83.160 Genzale. B. Genzale. L. 160 George. 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J. 93 Gulotta. R. 105.119 H Haber. A. 161 Haberland. K. 80.93 Hackett. L. 105 Hairston. D. Halliday. J. 70.80.81.137.140.141.162 Hamburger. S. 162 Hamilton. W. 105 Hand. R. 93.126.127 Hannon. S. 93 Hardy. M. 67.83.105.141 Harper. A. 93 Harper. P. 67.69.162 Harrell. J. Harris. D. 105 Harris. S. 162 Harrison. G. 68.72.80.162 Harwin. W. 67.69.93 Haslam. S. 105.129 Hauser. J. 23.74.105 Hawkins. G. 105 Hayward. C. 93 Heckler. R. 80.93 Heisler. L. 77.93 Henaghan, C. 93 Henderson. G. 68.93 Henriques. P. 105.141 Henry. R. 71.162 Henry, T. 80.93.129 Herbert. J. 162 Heron. G. 105.119.125 Heron. N. 162 Hesseman. P. 129 Hickey. R. 93.119 Hidlum. C. 93 Hill. N. Hitlin, D. Hodges. R. 105 Hoffman. K. 93 Holcombe. P. Holliday. T. 163 Holliday. W. 163 Hollie. E. Homer, V. Honan, R. 163 Hsu. L. 62.81.93 Hsu. V. 23.27.60.67.74.78.81.163 Huber. J. 64.80.93 Hubert. R. 69.70.75.105 Hull. R. 135.163 Hurd. J. Hutchinson, T. 93.127 I ladevia. A. 105 ladevia. J. 121 lannotti. D. 93.119 lannotti. John 93.106 lannotti. Joseph 106 lannotti. Julie 93.140.141 lannucci. E. 93.141 lannucci, Francis 88.119 lannucci, Frank 163 lannucci. Joseph lannucci. Julia lannucci, J. 106.125 lannucci. S. 27.71.117.118.131.163 218 Ingram. J. 27.83.121.163 Ingram. R. 83,106 J Jacobs. Dennis 164 Jacobs. Donald Jacobs. J. 61.65.68.70.106 Jackson. C. 70.164.188 Jackson. D. 79.93 Jackson. M. 67.77.93 Jackson. Myno 78.164 Jackson. R. 93 Jackson. S. 106 Jaffe. L. 70.74.164 James. 1.67.71.121.134.135 Jarosz. R. 164 Jenkins. F. Jerome. A. 164 Jerome. R. 73.80.106 Johnson. A. 81.106.141 Johnson. Bernice Johnson. Brian 125.164 Johnson. C. 43.106 Johnson. E. 165 Johnson. J. Johnson. M. 94 Johnson. S. 80.94 Jones. C. Jones. Metta 164 Jones. Mose 165 Jones. S. 94 Julye. S. 165 K Kagelari. H. 165 Kahl.T. 94.120 Kalgren. S. 70.77.165 Kane. K. 79.83.106 Kaplan. N. 106 Kaplun. R. 67.71.117.118.124.131.165 Karlin. M. 165 Katz. A. 94 Katz. B. Katz. M. 94 Katz. Robert (S) 83.165 Katz. R. 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D. 174 P Padover. J. 96 Page. D. 96 Palma. T. 108 Palmese. C. Palmieri. C. 174 Papain. J. 108 Papain. N. 80.81.108.122.174 Paradies. H. Parker. A. 174 Pascarella. A. Pascarella. M. 96,121 Pasquarelli. J. 108.119.127 Passariello. D. 78.138.141.174 Pastor. B. 108 Patterson. 0. Patti. M. 67.108.117.118 Paul. M. 108 Paviolitis. M. 96 Pavlicin. B. 62.139.174 Pazant, C. 77.88 Pepe. M. 96 Pepe. P. 63.69.70.77.139.174 Perez. P. 108 Perez. T. 174 Perry. J. 175 Peters. B. Peters. J. 67.81.96 Petersen. B. 61.66.69.78.175 Petersen. S. 96 Petrocelli. E. 96.137 Petrozola. J. 108 Petrucco. D. 96 Petrucco.L. 71.117.175 Phillips. K. 175 Pinkston. R. 67.96 Pitts. D. 83.175 Pitts. S. Piuggi. J. 108 Poliak. A. 67.96 Popeleski, D. 175 Portland. P. 108 Portoghese. J. 129,175 Posillico. Anielli 96 Posillico. Anthony 121.175 Posillico. Linda 108 Posillico. Lorraine 108.141 Posillico. P. 108.141 Post. J. 96 Powlis. V. 65.67.69.73.108 Poy. A. 78.109 Prano. C. 109 Prewitt. J. 96 Prewitt. S. 96 Priante.J. 71.109.121 Prince. A. 73.109.120 Prince. T. 97 Procop. D. 176 Procop. G. Propper. M. 76.97.122.133 Proschel. E. 97 Ptacek. P. 109 Puglesi. P. 27.117.176 0 Quinn. A. 28.67.68.70.73.81.176 Quinn. S. 176 R Rajagopalan. R. Raffelock.D. 80.81.176 Raphael. M. 73.75.109 Rathe. K. 71.128.133.176 Rawlings. S. 97 Razzano. A. 109 Razzano. J. 97 Reborchik. B. 97.137.140.141 Redavid.D. 97.141 Redavid. F. 117.176 Reddick. E. 176 Reddick. R. 109 Reese. K. Reeves. D. 83.109 Reid. B. 83.109 Reid. M 131.177 Reisig. M. 97 Rex. P. 141.109 Rexrode, L. 109.141 Rice. D. 27.64.66.69.177 Rich. J. 63.67.73.109.137 Richards. A. 109.141 Richards. T. 109 Richardson. D. 97 Richardson. J. 177 Rider. A. 177 Riou.C. 97.132 Risi.T. 177 Ritterbusch, A. 97 Ritterbusch. P. 139.177 Riviera. S. Robbins. A. 69.177 Roberts. R. 97 Robertson. M. 80.97 Robinson. E. 109 Rocco. D. 97.135 Rocco. K. 109 Rodbart.L. 63.69.73.109 Roe. G. 26.27.83.131.132.177 Rogers. J. 117 Rogers. L. 109 Romanski. L. 97 Rorden. 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Wide World of Sports T. S. Elliot Kahlil Gibran Joni Mitchell Rod McKuen William Shakespeare G. B. Shaw Simon and Garfunkel William Stafford W. B. Yeats 221 WESTBURY HIG SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR John Flood OFFICERS Barry Schuster President Theodore Diktaban Vice-President Janet Furcht Secreta ry-T reasu rer autographs 223 Things said or done long years ago, Or things I did not do or say But thought that I might say or do, Weigh me down, and not a day But something is recalled— Our sincere thdhks to Mr. Robert '’’' Seckler, Mr. Robert HetSt, and Mr. ' “ Joseph Raziario, our-faculty advispr l ■ Mr. Phil St. Pierre and the American -i Yearbook Company, our publishers � and Carol Studios, our photogra- phers. TJO p©pK 0p UPdq JOU seq 9pij din moos 3A dn Sun sq inm told J0TU9S am IOJ rtnoAiT] aouBa uaa POp SuiM I uourppji gtp or osrxF j; jo'paa arp jp u d qpaMonoj Jjoo A jotuo$ p Sun S? -Srujs ftioi v joijc ' [ipinj 9ip sjo ‘SJjaoM jo Sap{ 3d$ Arpjnjs (i siJ]S joj Aigtnb?) {93 stiw -pPSPOq IJT A 9J9qi ClJOAOJl M9uS For the benefit of anyone who doe: not know already, our Student Bod; officers this year are Janet Furchtj Sec-T re as; Ted Diktaban, Vice- Pres.; and myself Barry Schuster,), President. Jhis year the Student Council, a complete schedule Some- ' more immediate plans are stallation of a fruit m Dessible at all time: he atheletes and are ve I . w. - 3 3 il 2 + be jfiWUttt. • • A. 4 vA V ’A u 'v'T V 'tv ;2r-' •:• • .• f..-.- f,rit' jiiV‘ ;