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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1971 volume:

1971 Wing and Spur Westbury High School Westbury, New York Volume 24 Learning — the give and take of lines and signs, the art of communication. Our high school years have related lines to images to signs to life, ena- bling us to feel the growth of knowledge within us. Through motions of participation and ob- servation we have gained a well-rounded pre- spective of life. Our trials and errors, our achievements and losses, have all been gains, for they have directed us toward success and happi- ness — the substance of a fruitful life. 2 We've learned — reflecting upon yesterday, living for today in peace, building for tomorrow. Our thoughts are channeled toward victory, but only thru defeat can we know its glory. With each new day we grow. We absorb a little more of life thru sharing our own 6 We must walk the tightrope, striving to keep our balance — A time for work — A time for play. Close your eyes and remember the times we've shared . . . 8 . . . the smiles, tears, confusion, understanding, and love. 9 As thoughts still hang on yesterday STOP . . . Remember the signs, the moments, the drifting days . . . the lingering traces of high school life. 13 The lifetime we leave, we open to you to tread upon and travel through. 14 Table of Contents Dedication 16 Underclass 76 Events 18 Sports 98 Faculty 30 Seniors 124 Activities 52 Business 172 15 Dedication 20 Villagers spread the word. What's all the broomin' noise! Poor little flower girl gets big break sound familiar? The Westbury High School students presented this story in the smash musical My Fair Lady on March 20th 21st, 1970. Brilliant performances were delivered by Nancy Rue- ger as Eliza Doolittle; Michael Cohen as Henry Higgins; Robert Cohen portraying Alfred Doolittle; and Michael Wil- liams as Freddy Eynsford-Hill. Cooperation from Mr. Kupferberg and the orchestra, the art department, Frank's Pizza, and many others; and the fine direction of Mr. Charles Russell, helped make the play the huge success it was. Henry Higgins wonders Why can't the English learn to speak. I'm getting married in the morn- ing. Peasant trio await their turn. Mrs. Eynsford-Hill awaits her cue. Mrs. Eynsford-Hill....................................................... Ann Strada Eliza Doolittle.........................................................NancY RueSer Freddy Eynsford-Hill...................................... Michael Williams Col. Pickering................................................. Steven Moses Henry Higgins ................................................. Robert Ferber Alfred P. Doolittle ...................................... Robert H. Cohen Mrs. Pearce.................................................... Jo-Dee Kay Mrs. Hopkins.................................................. Beverly Greene Mrs. Higgins.............................................. Carrie Greenberg Norah Muldoon Patrick Dennis, as a boy Ito Vera Charles Ralph Devine M. Lindsay Woolsey Paul Schertz Robert Gibralter Auntie Mame Mr. Babcock Beauregard Burnside Carol Pazant Thomas Henry Sally Cato Macdougal Mother Burnside Patrick Dennis, a young man Agnes Gooch Brian O'Bannion Gloria Upson Doris Upson Claude Upson Charlene Wynkoop Paul May Wendy Levenberg James Sharkey Allyson Poliak Jill Lief Peceen Rvan Senior Play — Auntie Marne a night to remember. But Agnes, you must live!” Mame (Carol Pazant) looks into her future while Brian (James Sharkey) has other ideas. Gloria Upson (Allyson Poliak) talks of her plans for her wedding. I just think it's a wonderful idea that's what I think! On the evenings of January 29 and 30, the class of 1971, produced Auntie Maine. Having to overcome numerous obstacles and delays, the production was quite successful. The play's content was a bit contro- versial due to the many ''taboo” words, and certain events involving an unwed mother. The title role of Auntie Marne was well portrayed by Carol Pazant. Special thanks were well deserved by those behind the scenes for their fine efforts. Introducing Carol Pazant as Auntie Mame. I Japanese! 23 RING DANCE — Astrology and Fun. Who the — put ice down my back?” 24 Class advisors, Mrs. Policastro and Mr. Russell, prepare for the ring ceremony One-two-cha-cha-cha. I'll ask Gail if you ask Carolyn. The Junior Prom of 1970 centered around the signs of the heavens, transforming the high school lobby into a sparkling array of stars, moon, and zodiac symbols. Each person received his horoscope for the evening and danced to the spaced out music of the Electric Soul Chase. Towards the end of the night, the traditional ring cere- mony began. This year, the juniors had their choice of green or gold stones, buffed or faceted, plus one of two dragon signets inserted under the stone. Mr. Kulchin presented the first ring to the class president, Cheri DeBellis, followed by the other officers and anxious juniors. In spite of the variety offered, the meaning of the high school ring remains the same. It represents a bond formed by four years of learning and sharing at West- bury High School. It is a symbol of loyalty and a sign of growth and maturity. Our rings are worn with pride and will bring us many happy memories in the years to come. My girdle is killing me! 25 King and Queen Dance ft King nd Queen Francis Iannucci Annette Sacani Most Likely to Succeed Robert Gibralter Judy Lief Friendliest Paul May Julie Iannotti Best Looking Myles Malone Kathi Kremer Class Athlete Leon Sutton Debra Stalarow Class Singer Gary Cobbs Sophia Calafates- Class Jester Claude Dumpson Alice Katz Sondra Hubbard Class Artist Donald Damask Lillian Hsu Class Flirt Eddie Levine Phyllis DiCarlo Class Dancer Michael Garland Eileen Daddio Most Talkative Gary Butler Robin Levy Most Studious Stephen Dial Marian Fireman Best Dressed Robert Troiano Jill Lief Class Actor and Actress Robert H. Cohen Wendy Levenberg Class Musician Paul Schertz Barbara Bradford ROYAL COURT: TOP. M. Malone, G. Cobbs, P. Schertz, R. Cohen, R. Troiano, G. Butler, E. Levine, C. Dumpson, C. Riou, M. Garland, P. May, BOTTOM: K. Kremer, 5. Calafates, F. Iannucci (King), A. Sacani (Queen), W. Levenberg, J. Lief, R. Levy, P. DiCarlo, S. Hubbard, C. Barber, D. Stalarow, J. Iannotti. I think the suspense is killing me.'' Couples dance to the music of the 'Crimson Five . 27 28 THE NEW YORK JETS CARNIVAL — Made Montreal a reality. Take three rides, about twenty booths, enough food to feed two or three armies — and what do you get? Another successful project for Music on the Move to Montreal. Memorial Day was filled with fun and laughter, excitement and confusion for all those who worked on, or attended the Car- nival. Under the guidance of Mr. Jan Wilgenkamp the chorus was able to augment their treasury enough to take a thrilling trip to Man and His World in Montreal. Will somebody please take me home. 29 y A. tAu. T fa cu CARL W. MONK assistant superintendent SCHOOL BOARD: TOP: Mr. M. Billig (Administrative Assistant), Mr. C. Monk (Assistant Superintendent), Dr. F. Kelson (Director of Pupil Personnel), Mr. F. Malone, Mr. R. Clark, Mr. M. Twomey, Mr. D. Kraemer (Counsel for the District), Mr. J. Kickham (Administra- tive Assistant), Dr. F. McDermott (Superintendent), BOTTOM: Mr. F. Scicchitano, Mrs. E. Sharpe, Mr. R. Lundborg (President), Mr. W. Oliver (Director of School Community Relations), Mrs. B. Lunenfeld (District Clerk), Mr. R. Dwyer (District Treasurer). Mr. M. Weinstein (Vice President), not pic. 32 HARVEYS. KULCHIN principal DORIS M. WEBBER assistant principal RAY N. SOUTHARD assistant principal 4 JOHN O. FOGE assistant principal RICHARD D. LUNSFORD JR. dean of students ART — Reflection of nature. ELEANOR MERRITT chairman, wing spur photography art and speed. DOROTHEA LORENZO DRIVER EDUCATION - Auto antics. . . . he sat right there; his remains were picked out of the grill on a Mack truck . . . bookwork . . . roadwork . . . O.K., pull out” .. . What's our topic for today?” .. . Crash has a plastic Agnew on his dash . . . parallel park, 3-point turn . . Ralph almost killed us today!” . . . Failed by one point . . . signal, park, reverse, neutral, drive — How come we're not moving? — Try turn- ing on the motor! ... I passed! I pas- sed! CLARK HENRY 35 ENGLISH — The embryo of exchange MAY SHEEHAN senior class advisor shakespeare club MARKTANNEY EDWARD CRYER chairman ALANA SHERMAN Muckrakers — Lincoln Steffens ... he become . . . remember Arthur? ... Friends, Romans, Country- men ... Fair is foul, and foul is fair ... To be, or not to be . . . — and anyone who claims Marlowe wrote for Shakespeare should know that it's alot of hooey! .. . That reminds me of Jordan Baker in the Great Gatsby. ROSALIE RAFTER human relations club junior class advisor JOEL RUBIN reflections STEPHEN LEWIS asst, thespians Interpreters of the crystall ball. 38 CHARLES RUSSELL senior class advisor thespians JOY SIEBLER cheerleading The guidance office will be closed for the first week of school — no more schedules changes! ... He's out to lunch again? — Is he ever in? ... When's the S.A.T. deadline? — It was last week?!? ... Why don't you apply to — .. . Representatives from Pella College will be here tomorrow — please sign the list in the guidance office. JUANITA WYNTER honor society EVA BRONNER chairman home economics JOHN HOTCHKISS varsity soccer SARAH STEWART HOME ECONOMICS - looking ahead. 39 HEALTH - Awareness of life. NANCY DORAN red cross, g.a.a. MAURICE BERES j.v. football ass't. coach jr. class advisor RAYMOND COLEMAN athletic director varsity club advisor INDUSTRIAL ARTS- creative crafts. GERALD MALLON whisp stage crew JOHN IANNUCCI woodworking 40 STANLEY ROSENBERG communication arts club stage crew audio-visual club Libertad LANGUAGE- equabilitas . . . fraternite. RUTH KELLY chairman conjugacion . remember Catfish? . . Sombrero de Tres Picos Where can I get Dona Perfecta in English? . . Lettres de Paris . . . Quest absent? . . . You'll all end up being choc- olate dippers . . . declension ... vini, vidi, vici. JEAN BOGDZ1EWICZ RONALD DOBSON student council LIBRARY JOSEPH RAZIANO wing spur buisness Fulfilling intellectual curiosity. MARY ROTHMAN chairman library club ANTHONY MORENO chairman mathletes ROGER COX given: prove: . S.A.S. . . . there's no such thing as A.S.S.; . . . SOH CAH TOA . . . locus . . . Albert Schweitzer Takes Co- caine . petit quiz for the holiday . . sympathetic division . . . let's supphose ... J. is for generous ... derivatives . . . inte- grals . . . find the falling rate of a ladder as its leaning on a light- house, casting a shadow 12 feet long at noon during the monsoon season on Mt. Vesuvius! THOMAS KELLY sophomore class advisor MARGARET HADDAD MATH- path to infinity. THOMAS NUNZ1ATA head coach varsity football ANTHONY NIGRO 43 WILLIAM KUPFERBERG chairman band, orchestra, twirlers, dragonettes MUSIC — Mosaic of the air. Montreal — music on the move . . . lightbulbs, wrapping paper — what next? . . . Hold it — hold it! .. . The door swings both ways ... sectionals . . . marching practice on the field 3rd period today ... an- other parade!?!------and a partridge in a pear tree. Good morning girls .. . We are all one big happy family . . . Floor spots girls — Eyes up front, knees up, backs straight, abdomens in ... I think I hear an impolite! ... G.A.A. sports day practice at 2:26 .. . Oh no! the 600 today — put me on the absentee list There's no such word as can't .. . Goodbye girls. '. . . marine corps test — we'll both tell him 80 situps ... What do you mean going out? — it's 40 degrees! .. . The mile run today — Here's your map .. . Can we play basketball today? — Only after you improve ... N.I.L.; A.I.L.; Superbowl — Riot Squad pick up your trophies .. . Wait for the bell. JAN W1LGENKAMP chorus, select choir, nightmen, varsity cross country coach LOUIS BOTWIN chairman varsity club advisor boy's intramural ALBERT HANDY boys intramurals, asst, varsity club advisor MADELINE HARMELING g.a.a. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - Sound body — sound mind. ELISA PROLY g.a.a. BARBARA ROWE g.a.a. ROBERT OTTO boy's intramural asst. 45 FRANCIS X. KORBER SCIENCE-Spiral chairman WALTER O'BRIEN schizomychophyta? . . whosus? — anus; whosarymammary . . . fission-miosis- copulation — isn't that — ?!? . . blitzes . . . labs — phew — sulfur again! . . . use your charts ... A poem, by S. Medoff . . . take my advice and use your own judgement . . . one-one-one. JOSEPH GREGSON biology and environmental change, bowling, j.v. 46 soccer SOLMEDOFF chemistry club advisor biochemistry club advisor THOMAS SHEEHAN varsity swimming coach varsity track and field coach SOCIAL STUDIES- Distillation of time. JEANNE SADLOW JOHN FLOOD chairman whisp JEFF CASSIDY j.v. baseball coach MARILYN SILVERMAN w.i.f.c.a.s. 48 CEDRIC BUTLER varsity winter track coach asst, varsity track and field coach ROBERT SECKLER wing and spur — advisor HARRIETTE KUHLMAN w.i.s.e. MICHAEL FIEDLER varsity club — advisor varsity tennis coach varsity baseball coach Good afternoon scholars . . . give us some of God's good air .. . 500 terms due for when?!! West Cupcake, Montana . . . a- homework-a-week . . it's cir- cle time . . . hypnosis . . . your arm is getting lighter .. . Allow me to introduce Irving and Horace .. . Then comes the revolution .. . Rudy Vasal- ino in a Skinner's Box. CARMINE MARANO j.v. football coach varsity wrestling coach 49 THOMAS KOSTK.A varsity golf coach � 4 SPECIAL SERVICES- A helping hand. MARY STEPHENSON nurse u ,. JOAN FROHMAN speech FLORENCE SISENWEIN psychologist ALFRED LITTLEJOHN work-study program ROBERT WATSON social worker PERSONNEL SECRETARIES: TOP: Mrs. B. Zaino, Mrs. H. Block. BOTTOM: Mrs. H. Lid- strom, Mrs. Y. Hooper. GUIDANCE OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mrs. T. Maio, Mrs. B. Kahl. CAFETERIA STAFF: TOP: R. Peters, E. Vassar, J. Ellerby, M. Posillico, L. Bulloss. BOTTOM: A. Hol- lock, P. Cotto. J. Ardis, J. Guadagno. GUIDANCE OFFICE SECRETARY: Mrs. H. King. WHISP — Our village voice EDITORS: L. Williams. S. DeLorenzo, B. Minch, A. Giblin, S. Dial, J. Huber, W. Harwin. WHISP PRODUCTION STAFF: LEFT: S. Dial. R. Greenfield. D. Small, J. Rothenberg, C. Kraska, J. Wickey, D. Rathe, D. Hunter, M. Fireman, K. Minnion, J. Iannotti, F. Burstein, M. Weiss. The Whisp is the printed version of life at Westbury High School. It is a compact combination of events, news, humor, and opinion. Production of the paper includes the many facets of the newspaper industry ranging from sales and publicity to writing and print- ing. Students are able to practice and develop skills in such fields as writing, layout, management, and art. The Whisp is a form of communication and unifica- tion. It is a sign of the times and a product of the stu- dents expressing our beliefs and achievements. 55 REPORTERS: BOTTOM: K. Rex, D. Petrucco. M. Fireman. J. Kupferberg, K. Raphael. M. Grubstein. TOP: K. Minnion, J. Rothenberg, P. Quaranta, G. Simon. NOT TIAN1MIAIU STUDENT COUNCIL - Power to the People W.I.S.E. — Working toward exchange STUDENT COUNCIL: TOP: R. Lagnese, L. Anderson, W. Ebron, V. Trice, B. Solomon, E. Iannucci, J. Gales, H. Graikowski, V. Gorman, D. Demirjian, R. Cohen. MIDDLE: B. Doyle, K. Molloy, P. DiCarlo, D. Reape, L. Brandon, L. Lebovitz, J. Ianotti, D. Petrucco, L. Webber, L. Smith, S. Hannon, E. Kutch, L. Ball, J. Gulley, S. Lentz. BOTTOM: P. Bush, B. Grey, S. Schwartz, L. Hsu, G. Diktaban (V. Pres.), Mr. Dobson (Advisor), C. DeBellis (Pres.), F. Iannucci (Treas.), J. Ferebee, I. Hilliard, J. Post. W.I.S.E.: TOP: DeMilto, C. Cahn, R Levy, W. Harwin. B Hubert. D. Walker, L. Hsu, J. Chaise, A. Poliak, B. Bab, K. Raphael, K. Rex, I. Djiji. THIRD: P. Jacobs, S. Lentz, S. Pollack, J. Padover, B. Bohcali, J. Lief, B. Grey, L. Lebovitz, S. DeLorenzo, J. Wollman, L. Fink, T. Miller, W. Leven- berg. SECOND: Mrs. Rothman (Advisor), J. Kupferberg, L. Humphrey. D. Petrucco, C. Schroeder (Acting Head), R. Cibralter (Acting Head), R. Weinstein, D. Veal, J. Iannotti, S. Gordon, P. Yova, Miss Kuhlman (Advisor). BOTTOM: G. Simon, A. Pallazzo, F. Kleveta, P. Lorenzen, R. Zaino, P. Shainheit, J. Adler, R. Dunham, J. Rothenberg, K. Norris. Inductee Robert Cibralter receives his Honor Society pin. HONOR SOCIETY - A noteworthy distinction Instead of being merely an honorary organization, this year the Honor Society played an active role in our school. The induction dinner began a new tradition in Westbu- ry High. The dinner presented the families of the stu- dents with a chance to witness the inductions. A tutoring program was provided for those students who felt they needed extra help in certain subjects. The main event was the College Night which was held in November. Over fifty colleges were represented and students attended from several local schools. 57 TOP: R. Gibralter, A. Giblin, A. Smetana, W. Levenberg, C. Cahn, L. Levi, K. Auster, M. Fireman, W. Harwin. BOTTOM: E. Dad- dio, J. Padover, N. Rueger, D. Petrucco, S. Delorenzo (Treas.), B. Bradford (Pres.), J. Huber (V. Pres.), Mrs. Wynter (Advisor), J. Chaise, J. Lief, B. Bohcali, L. Hsu, A. Grossman. HUMAN RELATIONS: TOP: B. Hubert, S. Norris, J. Lief, BOTTOM: C. Cahn, Miss Rafter (advisor), J. Chaise. HUMAN RELATIONS - Striving toward brotherly love SANTWANS — Helping the underprivileged The Santwans is an organization consisting of twelve girls created to assist the New Cassel community socially and economically. The group, sponsored by a number of Westbury High School Faculty members and prominent community leaders, has arranged several social events and has planned to sponsor underprive- ledged children by: 1) giving a Christmas party for the Miss Muffett Day Care Center; 2) aid- ing in the creation of a new library for the Miss Muffett Center. The group was organized Oc- tober 7, 1970. SANTWANS: TOP: T. Prince, R. Smith, J. Persip, D. Brown, L. Tobias. BOTTOM: S. Scott, G. Don- aldsonfTreas.), B. Du Val (Sec), C. Barber (Pres), C. Anderson (vice-pres), S. Rawlings. 58 PRE-MED — Exploration of life. PRE-MED: TOP: V. Madison, B. Beatty, H. Abrahams, R. Gioia, K. Auster, P. Goldstein, Ji. Lief, T. Murro. M. Grubstein, L. Schumaker, M. Renison, A. Kennelly, K. Norris. MIDDLE: F. Kleveta, R. Zaino, P. Nelson, E. Goreman, R. Aronow, G. Diktaban, P. Shainheit, D. Sadowsky, E. Solomon, L. Summa, D. Walker, B. Hubert, J. Wollman, T. Washington, K. Raphael, T. Miller, C. Accettola. BOTTOM: S. Connie, J. Greenberg, T. Palazzo, J. Silverman, L. Weinberger, Mr. Bowden (advisor), j. Huber, K. Rex, P. Branhan, I. Hilliard, J. lannotti, R. Lein, N. Miller, G. Simon. CHEMISTRY CLUB: TOP: D. Small, R. Gibralter, P. Shainheit, J. Rothenberg, T. Murro, M. Davis, K. Auster. MIDDLE: E. Gorman, R. Heckler, G. Diktaban, S. Petrany, D. Sadowsky, L. Summa, D. Walker. B. Hubert. BOTTOM: E. Johnson, J. Silverman, J. Huber, Mr. Medoff (advisor), J. Chaise, M. Golden, J. Ferst, I. Hilliard. CHEMISTRY — return to the elements. LIBRARY - Be all you can . .. Read LIBRARY CLUB: TOP: P. Capozzi, J. Wicks, P. Pepe, R. Zucker, C. Alaia, T. Fishkind, R. Nack, P. Jack son. MIDDLE: B. Hubert, P. Reese, M. Michel, C. Pazant, L. Levi, P. Branham. D. Blejer, M. Minnion, I. Hilliard. BOTTOM: P. Nelson, M. Crowe, T. Cooper, Mrs. Matarrazzo (Advisor), Mrs. Rothman (Advi- sor), E. Glover, M. Applebaum, Mrs. Brown (Advisor), C. Cahn, C. Kraska, M. Weiss. REFLECTIONS - array of creative talent What are reflections? — the prism of our minds. Who are reflections? — the images and signs of thought- provoking life. Why are reflections? — to shadow and tint the complex lines of the world. When are reflections? — during the times we see most deeply and most vividly. Where are reflections? — in the in- nermost chambers of our souls, searching for the light. Reflections is the school literary magazine contain- ing poems, short stories, and essays. It is a world of tragedy, of comedy, of meloncholy love and all facets of life. The students creatively speak their thoughts and express their emotions through the pen. REFLECTIONS: TOP: T. Ernst, J. Rothenberg, D. Sadowsky, J. Wollman, P. Branham, S. Dial. BOTTOM: K. Rex, E. Solomon, K. Minnion, T. Washing- ton, D. Walker, B. Hubert, K. Raphael. 60 W.I.F.C.A.S. — Lending love W.I.F.C.A.S.: TOP: H. Lidstrom, J. Saunders, J. Iannotti, E. Iannucci, D. Walker, P. Branham, P. Yuva, J. Fluke, J. Reeseman, J. Chomsky, Ji. Lief. MIDDLE: J. Kupferberg, C. Hildum, L. Hsu, L. Webber, L. Ball, D. Petrucco, W. Levenberg, B. Bohcali, J. Padover, Ju. Lief, T. Cooper, C. Blinder, A. Loftin, C. Pazant. BOTTOM: P. Bush, B. Grey, K. Kremer, A. Smetana, N. Rueger (Pres.), Miss Silverman (Advisor), J. Chaise (V. Pres.), B. Hubert, R. Lemkin, R. Sanders, L. Levi. F.T.A. — Learning to teach F.T.A.: TOP: T. Cooper, C. Blinder, J. Chomsky, B. Angelo, L. Schumacker, J. Chaise, S. DeLorenzo, D. Walker, M. Grubstein, B. Grey, L. Summa, C. Graikowski. MIDDLE: Mr. Castellano (Advisor), I. Hilliard, J. Post, J. Saunders, M. Rappulla, S. Gorden, J. Iannotti, B. Bohcali, J. Padover, C. Pazant, A. Loftin, L. Levi, R. Lemkin, B. Bab. BOTTOM: J. Huber, J. Jackson, W. Levenberg, D. Petrucco, A. Smetana (Sec.), C. Hildum (V. Pres.), E. Iannucci (Pres.), C. Schroe- der (Treas.), Ji. Lief, Ju. Lief, P. Branham, L. Furman. 61 THESPIANS - All the world is a stage. C.A.C. — Communication Arts Club THESPIANS: TOP: L. Smith, C. Dumpson, R. Voight, G. Diktaban, M. Cohen, F. Iannucci, L. Hsu. BOTTOM: J. Kupferberg, S. Hannon, N. Rueger, J. Chaise, J. Lief, W. Levenberg. COMMUNICATION ARTS. TOP: R. Stravino, P. Shreeves, R. Levy, T. Bennett, J. Rothenberg. BOTTOM: G. Liparito, P. Means, G. Henderson, R. Koster, D. Jacobs, J. Ferst. SPANISH: TOP: D. Nussdorf, F. Piscitelli, R. Gioia, A. Palazzo, N. Greenberg, A. Smetana, J. Rubin. MIDDLE: V. Davis, J. Uscher, S. Lentz, J. Chaise, L. Lebovitz, J. Lief, J. Iannotti, B. Bolling, L. Ball. BOTTOM: W. Levenberg, J. Lief, L. Bran- don, Mr. Rowan (Adv.), M. Gaston, P. Branham, I. Hilliard, S. Fletcher. ■ FRENCH: TOP: K. Norris, R. Heckler, J. Padover, B. Bohcali, B. Hubert, D. Walker, P. Branham, A. Palazzo, L. Shore. BOT- TOM: R. Cohen, S. Gorden, J. Huber, R. Aronow, A. Smetana, S. Cohen, N. Greenberg. SPANISH FRENCH- Getting a taste of other cultures MATHLETES - Challenge of the unknown. MATHLETES: TOP: R. Zucker, Mr. Moreno (advisor), E. Solomon. BOTTOM. R. Arnow, D. Ble- jer, M. Golden, J. Adler, J. Rolhenberg, S. Petrany. W O M P Good Morning, this is WOMP RADIO NEWS . . There will be a senior play rehearsal this afternoon at 2:45 in the little theater Here's a word from our nurse: The doctor will be here tomorrow; all those signed up for fall sports pick up your passes for physicals in the nurse's office today ... a black station wagon has been lost — would the finder please bring it into the office — there is a reward a brown and white spotted dog was found in the halls, would the owner please pick it up at the end of the period — NO, NO, right now please — it thinks this microphone is a tree, ooooo . While Joe dries up here's a look at the weather . . For all those interested in joining the Whisp, there will be a short meeting after school in the print shop . . The Pre- Med club will go to Nassau Hospital today after school. Please be prompt . . . Westbury plays Roslyn in basket- ball today after school. Please come out and give our team your support . . . GOOD MORNING AND HAVE A GREAT DAY!!! ANNOUNCING CREW: TOP: R. Koster, G. Henderson, P Means. BOTTOM: J. Ferst, R. Levy. ANNOUNCING CREW — The best to you each morning. 64 NURSES CLUB: TOP: C. Pazant, J. Lief, B. Johnson, B. Bolling. BOTTOM: A. Loftin, Mrs. Stephenson (Advisor), M. Eldridge, L. Levi. NURSES CLUB and RED CROSS - Willing to help 65 RED CROSS; TOP: L. Humphrey, A. Farkas, W. Powell, P. Jacobs, B. Johnson, C. Graikoski, L. Levi, M. Falls. MIDDLE: J. Segall, V. Potenza, D. Demirjian, M. Eldridge, B. Bolling, P. Busch, J. Jaffee, A. Loftin, C. Charles. BOTTOM: C. Pazant, I. Hilliard, J. Charles, V. Davis, R. Sanders, J. Rubin, Mrs. Doran (Advisor). AUDIO VISUAL — Three dimensional assistance. AUDIO-VISUAL: TOP: T. Bennett. BOTTOM: P. Shreeves, P. Means, J. Ferst, G. Henderson, R. Koster, D. Jacobs. STAGE CREW - Behind the scenes. 66 STAGE CREW: TOP: P. Shreeves, G- Henderson, D. Gayle, R. Koster, T. Bennett. MIDDLE: G. Li parito, J. Ferst, P. Means, D. Jacobs. BOTTOM: E. Valentine, R. Stravino. Chess — Matching wits CHESS CLUB: TOP: A. Cunningham, P. Lorenzen, D. Pone, J. Adler, V. Pone, J. Rothenberg, G. Liparito, R. Aronow, M. Smizcina. BOTTOM: R. Zaino, K. Minnion. C. Kraska, Mrs. Rothman (Advisor), A. Minervini, P. Bizzigotti, T. Ernst, R. Nack. S.T.E.N.C.H.: L. Summa, D. Walker, J. Wollman, T. Ernst, K. Minnion, R. Sherwin, T. Miller. J. Kupferberg. S.T.E.N.C.H. — fight for life TOP: P. Daly, T. Kahl, R. Gibralter, S. Tauber, T. Henry, P. Sheinheit. BOTTOM: G. Diktaban, M. Propper (pres.), D. Blejer, Mr. Coleman (advisor), J. Adler, R. Heckler. DEBATE: TOP: P. Eliseo (v. pres.), D. Veal (treas.), G. Schwartz (pres.), M. Davis, D. Small (sec.), Mr. Buttner (advi- sor). BOTTOM: T. Cooper, J. Weil, R. Lemkin. 69 Debate — persistent in their beliefs. VARSITY: TOP: B. Doyle, N. Rueger (co.captain), L. Lebovitz, D. Stalarow, K. Kremer (captain), E. Daddio; BOTTOM: J. Charles, R. Weinstein, A. Grossman, R. Sanders, B. Solomon, A. Sacani. 70 JUNIOR VARSITY: TOP: J. Fcrebee, L. Erickson (co-captain), D. Lewis, P. Yuva, C. Zaino, C. Mays (captain): BOTTOM: M. Hunt- er, C. Fann, M. Ferst, R. Posillico, P. Brillat. I. Djiji. You score the points boys, we'll make the noise . . . Hey team-what do you say, we re behind you all the way . . . Who you gonna yell for — Drag- ons-Dragons — . Hey fans, clap your hands W-E-S-T-B-U-R-Y . if you can't hear us we'll shout a little louder . . . spirit — let's hear it . . . T-E-A-M, yeah team go-fight-win . Westbury boys are made of gold Dragons on the warpath-ooh-ah We-We don't-we don't mess-we don't mess around, hey-we don't mess around, hey-fight . and don't get mad cause we're superbad . . Hey gang . . . 2 bits, 4 bits, 6 bits, a dollar — everyone for Westbury stand up and holler shout students, shout for the Dragons . . 71 SELECT: TOP: E. Gorman, C. Mays, C. Haywood, R. Sherwin, G. Diktaban, W. Ebron, C. Cooper, J. Rickenbacker, M. Williams, G. Cobbs, C. Riou, K. Donohue, G. Weeks, THIRD: L. Walker, A. Strada, C. Fann, J. Adler, M. Cohen, C. Dumpson, P. Mullins, A. Williams, K. Haberland, T. Miller, J. Aldridge, D. Meller, SECOND: W. Powell, L. Brandon, D. Reape, M Grealish, K. Raphael, B. Solomon, M. Vuotto, W. O'Rourke, C. Williams, V. Trice, C, Wynkoop, C. Greenberg, S. Calafates, J. Fluke, BOTTOM: G. Donaldson, P. Bohcali, J. Lief, J. Berman, C. Smith, S. Cohen, B. Doyle, K. Rosato, C. Anderson, W. Levenberg, N. Rueger, T. Washington, K. Apfel. You can always get music with a smile from chorus accompianist Bonnie Fells. Chorus — music and harmony. Amahl (Andrew Potter) and his mother (Janice Aldridge) rehearse for Amahl and the Night Visitors. 72 GENERAL: TOP: A. Farkas, G. Holder, F. Edmonds, A. Falls, R. Frey, M. Johnson, T. Coll, M. Davis, E. Seagle, A. Morton, G. Holley, T. Childs, D. Veal. J. Gales, C. Hylton, C. Barber. THIRD: G. Griffin, Y. De Los Reyes, R. Smith, L. Humphrey, J. Shar- key, E. Davis, G. Kanig, K. Ferber, T. Quinn. J. Rothenberg, T. Prince, J. Patterson, M. Hunter, SECOND: V. Madison, R. Green- field, B. Angelo, W. Rickenbacker, F. Burstein, C. Gannon, C Middleton, D. Walls, L. Spencer, M. Bailey, J. Thomas, D. Ferst, D. Rowan, J. Jaffe, J. Jackson. L. Lagnese, BOTTOM: N. Ruffiano, R. Nangano, L. Erikson, E. Kramer, V. Corino, M. Ferst, S. Smith, R. Fontana, K. Riou, J. Rhodes, E. Valentine, N. Silverberg, B. Scott, Y. Govantes, N. Seltzer. NICHTMEN: TOP: M. Johnson, T. Coll, G. Kanig. M. Williams, P. Mullins, C. Dumpson, W. Ebron, G. Diktaban, D. Veal, S. Sharpe, MIDDLE: M. Jenkins, M. Cohen. T. Henry, K. Ferber, V. Trice, M. Bailey, G. Holley. W. O'Rourke, L. Spencer, R. Voight, BOTTOM: M. Vuotto, A. McCoy, C. Williams, J. Rhodes, E. Valentine. J. Rothenberg. 73 WOODWINDS: TOP: T. Ernst, J. Gross, D. Carl, N. Miller, T. Miller, A. DePaoli, L. Potter, THIRD: D. Gelzer, M. Crowe, P. Bush, B. Bradford J. Rubin, L. Deutsch, SECOND: J. Ingram, J. Tamber. J. Ferebee, K. Barhold. H. Lidstrom, L. Meritt, BOTTOM: M. Friedman, J. Wollman, J. Kupferberg, B. Hubert, B. Grey, D. Walker, K. Rex. BRASS: TOP: G. Simon, K. Haberland, V. Bove, J. King, A. Palazzo, L. Shore, A. Aloisio, THIRD: S. Kraemer, K. Krech, J. Wicks, B. Morton, R. Widmer, A. Anastasia, D. Small, SECOND: K. Norris, G. Franklin, R. Mirkin, P. Bizzigotti, R. Schacter, C. Gibney, J. Rickenbacker, T. Henry, BOTTOM: J. Bradford, M. Sealy, L. Tasciotti, S. Seelig, R. Roberts, R. Burns, D Smith, K. Little. Band and Orchestra — euphonic and melodic harmony for all occasions. 74 Star twirler, Robin Sanders, gives one of her pretty smiles. ORCHESTRA: TOP: K. Krech, M. Sealy, J. Bradford, A. Palazzo, D. Smith, T. Henry, K. Norris, THIRD: H. Lidstrom, J. Ferebee, J. Wollman, B. Grey, B. Bradford, M. Crowe, T. Ernst. SECOND: E. Gorman, L. Watson, M. Baker, L. Schumaker, K. Willis, J. McAnulty. BOTTOM: M. Apple- baum, A. Garrett, J. Charles, J. Weil, R. Levy, P. Nelson, I. Hilliard, J. Peters. STAGE BAND: TOP: G. Smimon, S. Seelig, D. Smith, A. Anastasia. THIRD: K. Krech, V. Bove, K. Haberland, A. Palazzo. L. Shore. SECOND: S. Kraemer, J. Wicks, D. Small, BOTTOM: C. Gibney. G. Franklin, K. Norris, T. Henry, R. Schacter. . . . ................ -1 —— ■ ■ ■■ ■■ m Sophomores We've just begun — Sharing horizons that are new to us watching the signs along the way, working together day to day. Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. Treas. Sheryl Angela Adkins Agnetti Charles Alaia Josephine Salvatore Alaia Albenese Roy Applebaum Arsene Anastasia Vera Michael Aronow Bailey Carolyn Anthony Barber Barbera Cheryl Barrow Deborh Bates JoAnne Battaglio Mickey Paul Cheryl Beatty Bizzigotti Blackman Mark Karen Blumberg Breslin Beatrice Brooks Clinton Brown Michael Brown Annabell Bryant Walter Burnes Pat Buffalino Felice Burstein Thomas Campbell Ernest Can adeo Doreen Caracappa Thomas Carmes Dale Carl Anna Carolina Castaldo Catapano Lillian Theodore William Rudolph Veronica Phil Childs Childs Childs Clark Clingman Compte Shirley Nancy Coleman Colburn Rosalyn Brian Valerie Phyllis Cynthia Pamela Sally Susan Jackalyn Cobb Clinton Corino Coven Cubit Cumbo Cunningham Kankosky Davis Peter Debra Lori John Dean Demirjian DeMilto Desiderio Leslie Sarah Nancy Allegra Deutsch Dial DiBiase DiCarlo Cynthia Dixon If only Miss Proly could see me now! Anne Jim Jean Antonio Donohue Donohue Dumpson Dunn Patricia Susan Lori Ebron Entenmann Erikson Toni Fairfax Immersed in this massive, milling world, the Sophomores have begun to emerge — to develop. Kenny Kevin Debbie Maggie Richard Ferber Ferguson Ferst Ferst Fickler Liz Robert Marie Kevin Maryann James Frank Fink Fontana Ford Fox Falls Francis Franzese Robert Merrill Jaqueline Carol Adrienne Darrell Debbie Debra Jim Fry Freidman Gales Gannon Garrett Galloway Gelo Gelzer Gill Charles Grange Joyce Cheryl Karen Thomas Vickie Yolanda Gibney Going Gondolini Goode Gorman Govantes Elaine Green Robert Greene Randi Rhonda Geri Joel Greenbaum Greenfield Griffin Gross At first they were blinded by the light; But gradually they became accustomed to it. 80 Don't look now, but guess who's watching us.' Wayne Judy Audrey Douglas Haberland Halfpenny Harris Heron Yeah I can smell it from here sloppy joe on bun again. Life's play was swift. Life's playthings fell behind one by one. To linger as a hazy memory. John Kathy George Hickey Hoffer Holley Adele ladevaia Frank Iannotti Cathy Honan Ron Holmes Shenthia Hubbard Deborrah Hunter Bambi Hubert Ramona Hylton Joyce Ingram Edward Debbie William Yvette Randy Gerald Michael Anthony Issacs Jackson Jackson Jamison Jefferson Jenkins Jenkins Johnson Charles Johnson Marlin Bonnie David Kathleen Elizabeth Ann Roseann Frank Johnson Katz Katz Kehoe Kelly Kennelly Kennelly Klevata Karen Jerome Ellen Linda Karen Caren Julie Linda Louise Kriaust Knight Kramer Kumorowski Krampitz Kraska Kupferberg Lagnese Lagnese 81 Learn, compare, collect the facts — for facts are the wings of the student without them he can never fly. Adrienne Norma Brad Candasie Lajoie Langston Larschan Lawrence Allison Edward Randy Susan Sabrina Ooh did I just step in . . ? Lee Lefrak Lein Lentz Leonard William Stuart Donna Loretta Barbara Denise Steve Gerald Rochelle Letsky Levy Lewis Linwood Lorenzen Lordi Losonci Lowe Luxenberg Vivian Esther Gerald Vicki Emmett Kieran Sigrum Ann Sharon Madison Magnesi Malo Malchar Malone Manning Marchesano Marino Mayhew Douglas McQuillan Lori Merritt Nora Michel Carol Middleton Anthony Minervini Michele Minnion James McAnulty Deborah McFarland Randy Robin Barbara Peter Mirkin Mirkin Mischel Molloy Lome Leon Sharon Blaine Moon Morris Morris Morton Cristine Robin Michelle Anthony Rene Grace Medford Motroni Motton Murray Murro Nack Newman Norman James Jeff James Patty JoAnn Lynn Janice Evelyn Frank Nuzzi O'Reilly Orlando Page Pasquerelli Passareillo Patterson Pedreira Petrocelli Nanda Petrozola Nancy Pognensky Darell Pone Susan Poliak Ada Kenny Frank Jacquelin Louise Poon Poon Posillico Posillico Potter Laurie Alfonso Proschel Razzano Henry Razzano Sheila Redding a Maura Renison Michael Dennis Cynthia Wanda Rice Richards Richardson Rickenbacker By becoming aware, finding their own pleasures and creating new ideas — I don't know about that. individuals were born. 83 James Andy Sallie Samuell Jennifer Mark Daniel Fitzroy Larry Sylvia Linda Marilyn Rich Small Smircina Smith Smith Smith Smith Sposta Staff Staff Jackie Stasi Laurie Stein Warren Stokey Kevin Riou Through determination and perseverance they have met the challenge of the outside world and have succeeded. I wonder what she'll do when she finds out I'm not on the list? Rhoda Robertson William Rocco Alan Rubenstein William Rueger Nancy Rufrano Lester Rudes Dennis Russell Marshall Stanley Sealy Seelig Craig Saunders Joan Segall Donna Schertz John Simeone Barry Schwartz Thomas Simpson Elizabeth Scott Daniel Small Jeff David Philip Savich Sbrocci Schall Nancy Richard Naomi Seltzer Shellev Silverberg You don't understand; I went home third period! Today reflects upon yesterday tomorrow awaits today; but time moves onward. The sophomores too look backwards, while steadily moving forward. Robert Joy Robert Louis Lynda Karen Stephen Stravino Tamber Taragon Tasciotti Tierney Tilley Tinkel Alice Gary George Thomas Edward Marisa George Charles Robert Trollinger Tromer Turner Unger Valentine Vani Vassar Vincent Viola Willie Mae Michelle Judy Marian Cheryl David Jane Robert Judith Waldo Wallace Weil Weiss Wetterich White Wickey Widmer Williams Kimberly Catherine Kathryn Linnea Patricia Caroline Ricky Stacey Willis Winston Winton Wurster Yuva Zaino Zaino Zwaik 85 Juniors Pursue, keep up with, circle round and round your life. Do what you love know yourself and learn from others, for one gains from each experience. Pres. Vice-Pres. Sec. Treas. Diane Robin Michele Scicchitano Weinstein Hunter Richard Gioia 'Would you mind holding this a minute? Frank Bernadette Karen Gail Rufino Barbara Xiomara Robert Lori Andriole Angelo Apfel Arce Arzu Bab Bada Bailey Ball Stephen Karen Kevin Ball Barhold Barnes 86 Mary Baum Thomas Bennett Christopher Douglas Binsack Blackwell Patrick Blanco Patricia Vincent John Bohcali Bove Bradford Carol Gregory Blinder Blue L Juanita Gregory Patricia Denise Fern Braxton Bredin Brillat Brown Brown Vicki Lawrence Brown Bryant Robert Pam Burnes Bush Paul Joseph Buck Buffalino Beotis Gary Carlisle Carvajal William Carl Burnes Burnett John Cindy Chapman Charles Loraine Burnett Jessica Lori Charles Chebuske Joan Michael Frank Amy Scott Toby Deborah Barney Marguerite Chomsky Cohen Coletti Conlin Connie Cooper Coote Corona Crichlow Aha — 'the little old man catching the kid with no lunch pass' trick!'' They smile — so much of life ahead. They've found a place where there's room to grow. Yes, they have begun. Edward Michael Mike Roy Davis Davis Davis Davis James Deborah Betty James Cronin Cubit Cue Curcio Vickie Clifford William Yolanda Davis Dickerson DeBear DeLosReyes Nancy Claudia Antoine Peter Iris Denise DeMilto Demirjian Denis Daly Djiji Dooley Cathleen Russell Gary Francine Stig Donohue Dunham Dunn Edmonds Edgren Peter Eliseo Thomas Ernst Sharon Fagan Susan Falcone Carolyne Fann Amy Farkas Bonnie Fells Janice Ferebee Keith Feuer Madalyn Ficco Todd Fishkind Sharon Fletcher Jamie Fluke Richard Francis Carmela Franco Glen Frankel Gary Franklin Lloyd Friedland Patty Frielingsdorf James Fusco The Juniors have experienced turbulence, and yearn for tranquility. 88 'And then he did what?” “Anything you can do I can do better! They have matured — learning to give, as they have received. Joseph Gamez Gail Garabedian Edward Gar bosk i Edward Gaston Donald Robert Sherry Elvie Chris Mark Ellen Ronald Gathers Gehring Geller Giardino Gibney Gillum Glover Goldberg Paul Rita Gary Carrie Carol Rosaria George Goldstein Goode Gottlieb Greenberg Graikoski Grandinetti Greenberg Adrienne Marian James Donna Ida Genan Floyd Gross Grubstein Gulatta Halpin Hilliard Holder Hughes Jeff Betsy Greenberg Grey Linda Bob Humphrey Huss Camillo Iadevaia Rosemarie Connie Frank Iannotti Iannucci lannucci Rosemarie Posillico Howie Irvin Joanne Michael Pam Jackson Jackson Jackson 89 The junior year has been a year of transition — They learned to lead the lines that they once marched in. Shelia Elliot Gary Patricia James Jones Joseph Kanig Karlin Kelly Oh — pour it all in. Ellyn Richard Linda Kutch Lapierre Lebovitz Douglas Danny Rebecca LeClaire Lefkowitz Lemkin Helen Diane Peter Lidstrom Lombardi Lorenzen Leonard Kendall Barry Kennedy Mathew Kessler Rufus Kilgore Cheryl King Vera King Jay Klein Winnie Koepcke Mark Kriendler Scott Leonard Lisa Loretta James Lowy Lyons Madden Madden Maneri Wayne Levine Anthony Kenneth Libardi Little 90 Deborah Jacqueline John Dorian Stephen Kathi McPhatter McQuillian Meigel Meller Menghini Meyers Nancy Mitchell Tina Miller Miller Miller Barbara Irma Keith Regina Carol Michaelina Debra Helen Minch Miner Minnion Molnar Monastra Monteforte Morris Moore Allen Morton Photograph by Ed Solomon Eugene Nash Paul Mullins David Karen Carl Moss Mulfeld Muller Helen Amy Martin Gerrie Naylor Nelson Newton Nolan They developed their own interests — branching out, exploring the paths that they chose. 91 Daniel Mary Kevin Dale John Alan Norman Norman Norris Nussdorf Nuzzi Offenberg Donald O'Hara Mike Opoczynski William O'Rourke Marion Papish Anthony Dennis Tina Palazzo Patti Phillips Jill Stephen Persip Petrany Joe Gabrelldale Victor Petrozola Phillips Pone Valerie Wendy Clorissa Joseph Thomas Karen Potenza Powell Prince Principe Quinn Raphael Don Rathe James Rathe Robert Razziano Donna Reape Patricia Reese Joan Thomas Kimberly Reisman Retzlaff Rex Paul Kristine Barbara Rex Rice Richardson Each person has shown signs of what he's meant to be — realizing his potential. It's the book that's wrong this time. James Dottie Rickenbacker Rowan Carl Gary Ruff Russo Alan Ellen Scott Sebastiano David Joshua Small Small Brenda Edward Solomon Solomon Peter Willie Kathryn Jonathan Jill Rocco Rogers Rosato Rothenberg Rubin David Joanne Robin Laura Richard Alan Sandra Sadowsky Samuals Sanders Schumaker Schaufeld Schur Schwadron Earl Anne Paul Richard Leonard Mark Glenn Seagle Seniuk Shainheit Sherwin Shulman Silverman Simon Carol Gregory Tammy Randall Smith Smith Smith Snizek David Maureen Strum Suchy Sixteen springs and sixteen summer gone now Cartwheels turn to carwheels thru the town And they tell him, Take your time, it won't be long now ... And the seasons they go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down Were captive on the carousel of time .... Lauren Kathy Scott Barbara Eileen Summa Surace Tauber Thomas Thomas Joseph Leverne Alan Thomas James Thomas Doris Thomas Tobias Tochterman Tolle Tucker Tumbarello Underwood Jane Vincent Frank Daryl George Sam Robert Mario Lynn Uscher Vacchio Varnuska Veal Velasquez Vergata Voigt Vuotto Walker Donald Toni Laurie Lewis Robert Jon Andre Lynn Mary Walls Washington Webber Weinberger Wickey Wicks Williams Williams Williams Michelle Judith Kenneth Diane Richard William Williams Wollman Wurster Zamot Zucker Zybul . . . We can't return we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round and round in the circle game Look what thinking can do for you. wmmmm—mrnmwmi I 11 ■- Bullseye! M-I-C-K-E-Y--M-0-U-S-E 95 These aren't my shoes! WESTBURY OPPONENT Glen Cove Plainv'w-Ken. Levit.-Div. Island Trees North Shore Roslyn Jericho Valley S.N. FOOTBALL Napper and Prewitt named to all-North Shore team FRONT: C. Riou, G. Thomas, V. Trice, L. Sutton, J. Martini, J. Alaia, R. Conde, C. Borra, E. Levine. M. Miller, F. Ianucci; MIDDLE: P. Rex, S. Kelly, T. Allegra, A. Schur, E. Nash, B. Allegra, R. Goldberg, D. Walls, A. Aloisio, L. Anderson; BACK: F. Franzese. B. Carlisle, D. Blackwell, R. Leake, V. Blount, R. Serritella, R. Bates, A. Esposito, R. Davis, H. Irvin, J. Prewitt. Gridders finish season with 5 game win-streak. FRONT: R. Fry, T. Tolle, R. Dunham, P. Rocco, A. McCoy, J. Grole, C. Alaia, T. O'retly, M. Jen- kins, J. Simons; BACK: T. Childs, D. Calloway, R. Kilgore, G. Smith, B. Gehring, B. Wickey, A. Scott, D. Patt, A. Williams, D. Herow, M. Vioutta. COACHES: M. Beres, C. Mar and, T. Nunziata, J. Fasano. 102 Coach Tom Nunziata, voted Coach of the Year by his fellow men- tors in the division, brought this season's gridders to a 6-2 record, good enough for a third place finish in Division III. Under the new post-season play-off setup, the Dragons won both contests which made them the best third place team in their section of the country. Westbury football teams are usually strong defensive squads and this year's team was no exception. Linebacker Ed Levine and de- fensive end Jimmy Prewitt sparked a defense that gave up only three touchdowns in its last five games while shutting out two opponents. One basic element in the gridders' success was an outstanding offensive line. Line Coach John Fasano deserves much of the cred- it and Senior tackle Jerry Alaia was one of his best. Paul Napper, Beotis Carlisle, and Leon Sutton produced a strong running at- tack, highlighted by Napper's 161 yard performance against Val- ley Stream North. Junior quarterback Billy Allegra completed numberous passes to pass-catchers Alan Schur, Paul Rex, and Ronnie Bates. Seniors Jimmy Prewitt and Paul Napper and Juniors Alan Schur and Beotis Carlisle were all named to the All-Division team. Both Prewitt and Napper were further honored by making All-North Shore. Junior Alan Morton and Sophomore James McAnulty train hard for an upcoming meet. CROSS COUNTRY Harriers — a year of rebuilding. Hundered by inexperience. Coach Jan Wilgenkamp's Cross Coun- try Team compiled a disappointing 1-5 record. James Sharkey will be the lone harrier list to graduation and the team should be strong next season. Juniors Alan Morton and Pe- ter Daly consistantly finished near the top, and sophs Richard Shelly and James McAnulty also ran well. 103 BOTTOM: R. Shaufeld, R. Shelly, P. Mullins, J. Sharkey. TOP: A. Offenberg, J. McAnulty, P. Daley, J. Kelly, A. Morton, Coach J. Wilgenkamp. SOCCER Booters edged out of playoff spot VARSITY SOCCER: TOP: Coach John Hotchkiss, D. Bumberg, M. Sealy, K. Auster, T. Dellasandro, D. Abbatello, T. Henry, S. Levy, Manager J. Ferst. BOTTOM: L. Fells, R. Merkin, M. Pasquerella, C. ladevaia, J. Iadevaia, G. Franklin, D. Smith. Gary Franklin displays his all-Division style from the corner. 104 Third year star Joe Iadevaia shows one of his spectacular moves. Scores Westbury 5 Island Trees 0 Westbury 3 Levittown Division 0 Westbury 0 Roslyn 1 Westbury 1 Plainview Kennedy 2 Westbury 2 North Shore 2 Westbury 4 Plainedge 0 Westbury 2 Island Trees 1 Westbury 2 Glen Cove 1 Westbury 4 Levittown Division 0 Westbury 1 Roslyn 0 Westbury 0 Plainview Kennedy 1 Westbury 5 North Shore 1 Westbury 1 Glen Cove 0 Westbury 4 Plainedge 0 JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER: TOP: C. Dunn, S. Albanese, A. Dennis, C. Ruff, S. Ball, M. Kreindler, Coach JoeGregson. BOTTOM: V. Millio, R. Taragan, R. Voight, B. Rueger, R. Fontana, V. Carr. Camile Iadevaia — the Idevaia way! Sophomore Lorn Moon attempts a shot on goal. The 1970 hooters had a very successful season, finishing 3rd in division III with a 10-3-1 record. Despite scoring a total of 34 goals to their opponet's 9, the soccermen narrowly missed a playoff berth. The squad was marked by a con- siderably large number of sophomores and Coach John Hotchkiss may be de- veloping a championship-caliber team during the next 2 years. Joe and Camille Iadevaia combined to score 20 times, and Joe Iadevaia, despite missing 3 games, tallied 3 goals in a single contest three times. A considerable amount of dragon offense was supplied by wing Gary Franklin an all-Division selection. Center-halfback Mike Pascarella, the other- all-division choice, led a stingy Westbury defense that shut out rivals in 7 of the 14 games. Ken Krech and Ken Auster shared the goalie spot. Two extremely talented sophomores, Lorn Moon and Danny Smith, helped make the defense one of the ruggedest in the country. One notable accomplishment of the booters was defeating arch-rival Glen Cove twice. After winning 8 of its last 9 games. Coach Hotchkiss might have enough momentum to win a division title next season. VARSITY TENNIS: TOP: G. Greenberg, R. Gibralter, B. Shugoll, Coach Michael Fiedler, H. Seltzer, G. Simon, P. Shainheit, L. Shulman, R. Cohen, B. DeBear, BOTTOM: P. Schertz, D. Small, R. Heckler, T. Unger, T. Murro, J. Adler. TENNIS SENIORS: R. Gibralter, R. Shugoll, H. Seltzer, R. Heckler, P. Schertz, R. Cohen. The Westbury tennis team has had a record of excellence in in- terscholastic competition in the past few years, and this year was no different. The netmen finished the season with an 8-2 record, behind the fine coaching of Mr. Mike Fiedler. Junior sensation David Small strains to aceopponent. The standouts for Westbury were its first four singles players; David Small, Harry Seltzer, Richard Heckler, and Bobby Shu- goll, paced the dragon attack throughout the season. The doubles teams were very versatile. The mainstays of the doubles teams were: Robert Gibralter and George Greenberg, Paul Schertz and Joel Adler, and Glenn Simon and Paul Shein- heit. Rounding out the team were Billy DeBear, Bobby Cohen, Lenny Shulman, Lester Rodes, Tony Murro, and Tommy Unger. Placing second in Division III behind Roslyn, Westbury ob- tained a playoff spot for the 4th consecutive year. However, the netmen fell to a powerful Great Neck North team, who went on to win the county title. Netmen secure fourth straight play-off berth Westbury 7 7 0 5 7 5 7 I 4 7 North Shore Glen Cove Roslyn J.F. Kennedy Island Trees North Shore Glen Cove Roslyn J.F. Kennedy Island Trees Opponent 0 0 7 2 0 2 0 6 3 0 Sea Dragons winless The 1971 version of the Sea Dragons swam through a winless season, due mostly to a drasti- cally understaffed squad. The twelve man team could not match the depth of their foes. Seniors Tom Henry and Stu Sharpe distinguished them- selves throughout the long season. Henry slashed the school's backstroke record by a full second, while Sharpe dove well all year. Both made the counties, and Sharpe faired very well in them. Some excellent juniors will be back, includ- ing Bobby Burns, Chris Gibney, and Dave Sa- dowsky. Along with Coach Tom Sheehan, they will be looking for wins next year. Westbury Opponent 26 Wantaugh 62 34 Uniondale 56 14 J.F. Kennedy 80 28 Farmingdale 67 32 Bethpage 59 13 Long Beach 82 26 Hewlett 68 32 Brentwood 58 42 Cold Spring Harbor 50 26 Jericho 68 26 G.N.South 68 32 G.N. North 62 13 Plainview 81 12 Syosset 78 VARSITY SWIMMING: TOP: D. Katz, A. Cunningham, T. Henry, J. Adler. MIDDLE: S. Sharpe, C. Gibney, R. Burns, P. Loren- zen, D. Sadowsky. FRONT: Coach Tom Sheehan, B. Huss, R. Fagan. 107 VARSITY: TOP: E. Gaston, R. Serritella, J. Prewitt, B. Allegra, G. Thomas, C. Borra, T. Tolle, J. Simeone, Coach Car- mine Marano. BOTTOM: M. Goldstein, R. Hand, M. Bogdan, P. May, B. Zybul, B. Rueger. Matmen place third in division. This year's wrestling squad completed a fine season with an overall 11-3 record, 4-2 in North Shore III league competition, which was good for a third place finish. Richard Hand was West- bury's leading wrestler throughout the season posting a 12-1-1 record. Bill Rueger, Carmine Borra, and Bill Zybul contributed 26 wins between them to form a strong offensive nucleus. Seniors Robert Serritella, Jim Prewitt, Mike Bogdan, Paul May, Mark Goldstein, and Tom Hutchinson should be commended for three years of excellent performance. In the Division tournament held at North Shore High School, sophomore. Bill Rueger posted Westbury's lone win. 108 Westbury Opponent 26 Chaminade 14 11 Garden City 24 26 Carle Place 25 48 Roslyn 8 28 Hicksville 19 41 J.F. Kennedy 10 31 Plainedge 16 24 Sy osset 21 32 Jericho 13 17 Levittown Division 20 24 Island Trees 22 12 North Shore 26 33 Clarke 11 29 Glen Cove 23 Paul May has the upperhand. J.V. WRESTLING: TOP: L. Lyons, J. Klein, R. Schaufeld, J. Nuzzi, B. Morton. BOTTOM: D. O'Hara, J. Gross, R. Zaino, F. Posillico, F. Franzese. 109 Opponent 59 60 91 45 59 52 50 60 60 47 81 55 56 60 51 58 46 65 70 Division Island Trees J.f Kennedy Blen Cove Tevittown Division MacArthur A VARSITY BASKETBALL: TOP: Managers M. Kreindler, L. Anderson; K. Fergeson. R. Goldberg, R. Bates, B. Har- win, B. Merritt, B. Williams; Managers C. Williams, T. Goode; Coach Ed Krinsky. BOTTOM: L. Kendall, A. Schur, L. Sutton, P. Napper, M. Garland, W. Ebron, L. Spencer. Napper and Kendall named to all division III team. The Dragon hoopsters completed their season with a 9-3 league record — good enough for a second place fin- ish. Led by senior Paul Napper and junior Lenny Kendall, both of whom were selected to the All-Division Three team, Westbury finished 11-8 overall. Leon Sutton, Wal- ter Ebron, and Alan Schur rounded out the starting five. The squad got off to a slow start, dropping its first three games, including a five-point loss to Maria Regina and a last-minute two-point loss to LI Lutheran, two of the top teams in Nassau. The Dragons then started winning — capturing the Christmas Tournament at New Hyde Park. All hopes for a division championship were ended when we faced Plainview-Kennedy in a do-or-die battle which resulted in a 58-55 Dragon defeat. Finishing in second, the Green and Gold entered the county playoffs, facing MacArthur in the first round. The Dragons were defeated, 70-61, and the season and all hopes for a county championship, had abruptly ended. Ill JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: TOP: J. Rawlings, C. Williams. M. Gillum, B. Anastacie, M. Jen kins, BOTTOM: A. Samuels, A. Miles, D. Russell, P. Jefferson, E. Seagle, R. Clarke. 112 880 relay team highlights winter track season. Coached by first year man Cedric Butler, the winter tracksters made little headway, largely due to the sparse size of the squad. With a newly innovated type of schedule, the team participated in no dual or regular season meets and went directly into the Division III Championships. In contrast to previous years, the strength of this squad was in the short distance runs, rather than in the field events. The top achievers were the 880 yard relay team of Bob Wickey, Lenny Watson, Jim MacAnulty and Mike Propper; along with 60 yard dash man Sam Jones, and Propper in the 300, all of whom qualified for the finals in the Divisionals. WINTER TRACK: TOP: S. Tauber, M. Propper. R. Kilgore, K. Little, B. Wickey, J. McAnulty, Coach Cedric Butler, BOTTOM: G. Jenkins, M. Norman, P. Norman, J. Lee, L. Watson, P. Daly. S. Jones, R. Mirkin. 113 Cindermen helped by outstanding OUTDOOR TRACK: TOP: S. Jones, V. Trice, L. Watson, R. Kilgore, H. Irvin, THIRD: K. Norris, D. Nusdorf, P. Daly, G. Franklin, D. Walls, B. Wickey, A. Morton, SECOND: Coach Tom Sheehan, S. Tauber, J. Rathe, A. Offenberg, R. Schaufeld, A. McCoy, D. Blejer, BOTTOM: B. DuPre, K. Budding- ton, A. Station, R. Faxon, 1. James, N. Papain. individual performances. Westbury 55 Division Opponent 81 88 Glen Cove 47 69 Island T rees 66 76 Plainview 60 53 Roslyn 83 67 North Shore 68 Senior standout Jasper Andrews clears the bar at approximately 6 ft. Plagued by numerous injuries to key personnel, the Westbury cindermen compiled a mediocre 3-3 record last season. The record, though, is not indicative of the excellent performances that were turned in by many of the cindermen. Miler Nick Papain, established himself as one of the best in the county by winning the Port Washington Invitational, in a school record of 4:26.7. Vincent Trice and Lenny Watson were strong in the 100 yard dash, as was Mike Propper, in the 440. Ken Buddington dominated both the 120 and 180 yard hurdles. In the field events, Jasper Andrews and Buddington consistently won the high jump, and placed first and second respectively in the Port Invitation- al. Hindered by injury, Ian James still exhibited outstanding talent in the triple jump, usually taking first place. Pole vaulter Bob DuPre and discus thrower Vernail Blount also faired well in their respective events. Golf team rebuilds while Keglers finish fourth in league competition. GOLF: TOP: S. Connie, T. Tucker, S. Shanowitz, D. Sturm, B, Katz, T. Kahl, W. Levine, D. lannotti, Coach Tom Kostka. In an apparent rebuilding year, the Westbury Golf Team completed a fair 5-7-2 record. Paced by lone senior, Steve Shanowitz, who split the number one spot with Tom Kahl; and backed by Dominic lannotti, Gary Butler, Dave Sturm, and Wayne Levine, the team was able to attain a fourth place finish. BOWLING: TOP: D. Sturm, R. Conde, R. DiLapi.'J. Cronin, M. Katz, P. Rex, Coach Joe Greg- son, BOTTOM: W. Levine, S. Lowy, M. Davis, T. Paviolitis. Under the guidance of Coach Joe Gregson, the 1970 bowling team com- pleted another winning season on the strength of an overall 23-19 record. For the second straight year, the team qualified for the North Shore Tourna- ment, by finishing fourth in league competition. The keglers were led by se- niors Rick DiLapi and Richard Conde who both averaged 175. Paul Rex and Jimmy Cronin, only juniors, ended the campaign with averages above 160. Richard Conde received the outstanding bowler award at the end of the season. Sophomore Dave Sturm exhibits his winning form. BASEBALL WESTBURY OPPONENT 1 Roslyn 7 2 Roslyn 5 6 Maria Regina 0 8 Island Trees 3 3 Island Trees 7 7 Plainv'w-Kenn. 0 9 Plainv'w-Kenn. 5 0 North Shore 2 1 North Shore 3 5 Carle Place 8 0 Division 7 0 Division 5 1 Glen Cove 3 5 Glen Cove 7 10 Lutheran 3 Jerry Alaia Sliding in for a three bagger. VARSITY BASEBALL: TOP: S. Norris, R. Gonzalez, M. Neeway, J. Barbati. MIDDLE: B. Gaston, B. Gehring, E. Westring, D. McKillen, P. Rex, B. Totara. BOTTOM: R. Serritella, D. Storch, M. Patti, T. Donohue, G. Heron, J. Alaia. J. Martini, Coach Michael Fiedler. Norris selected to all-Division team. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: TOP: K. Feldstein, R. Dunham, T. Lombardi, S. Kelly, R. Arzu, A. Aloisio, R. Coh- en. BOTTOM: Manager R. Skoc, C. Williams, B. AUegra, M. Kreindler, C. Gibney, K, Little, G. Greenberg, Coach Jeff Cassidy. Bob Serritella shows how it's done. The varsity baseball team ended its 1970 season with a disappointing record of 5 wins and 11 defeats. The dia- mondmen, under the coaching of Mr. Michael Fiedler, had a strong defensive infield with George Heron at third, All-Division Scot Norris at short, Bobby Katz at second, and Jeff Shoobs at first. The outfield was shared by Sophomore Paul Rex, and seniors Danny McKillen, Mike Neway, and All-Division Honorable Mention Tom Dona- hue, when he wasn't pitching. Westbury dropped two games to Roslyn, but further into the season the team picked itself up with two strong wins over Plainview-Kennedy. After these two wins, the team went into a slump, from which it never recovered until the last few games of the season. Senior hurler Tom Donohue giving his all. 117 Intramurals The intramural program in Westbury High School, under the direction of Mr. Louis Botwin and Mr. Albert Handy is one of the finest and most organized of any high school on Long Island. The program is broken up into three units; Fall, Winter and Spring, and a great variety of athletics is available for non- varsity participants. In the fall, boys participate in tennis, pad- dle ball, soccer, and football. In the winter: volleyball and bas- ketball, and in the spring: softball. Each sport has individual or league competition; the leagues with the names N.I.L. (A League) and A.I.L. (B' League). The seasons are very exciting, culminating with a playoff program at the end of each sport. The boys exemplify good sportsmanship while developing their athletic abilities, and most of all enjoy these sports just for the desire to participate, rather than for pure glory. 118 G.A.A. — competition, cooperation and friendship. EXECUTIVE BOARD: TOP: Mrs. Rowe (advisor). Miss Proly (advisor), Mrs. Doran (advisor). Miss Harmel- ing (advisor), BOTTOM: J. lannotti (treas.), C. Daddio (v. pres.), N. Rueger (pres.), D. Stalarow (sec.), D. Petrucco (pub. mgr.). SERVICE CORPS: C. Smith, C. Haywood, D. Stalarow. A. Farkas, P. Jacobs, L. Lebovitz. BADMINTON: G. Garabedian, R. Grandinetti, E. PetroceH M. Zappulla, K. Rosato. HOCKEY: TOP: A. Farkas, W. Powell, P. Jacobs, K. Kremer, A. Falls, Y. Jamison, R. Cobb, L. Childs, J. Braxton, D. Petrucco, MIDDLE: J. Segall, F. Brown, M. Norman, E. lannucci, P. Genarri, BOTTOM: C. Daddio, B. Doyle. VOLLEYBALL: TOP: D. Ferst, D. Adams, W. Powell, L. Walker, A. DePaoli, C. Blinder, BOTTOM: M. Weiss, H. Lidstrom, E. lannucci, J. Iannotti. ARCHERY: TOP: D. Redavid, A. Katz, BOT- TOM: S. Gordon, P. Shewchuk. BASKETBALL: G. Griffin, W. Powell, A. Farkas, J. Segall, C. Graikoski. 121 SWIMMING: TOP: E. Nicoll, J. Segall, A. Falls, E. Thomas, M. Beade, V. Malchar, D. Rowan, BOTTOM: C. Haywood, B. Katz, D. Grealish. C. Charles, N. Seltzer, K. Molloy, C. Catapano. BOWLING: TOP: P. Jacobs, L. Chebuske, S. Fletcher, J. Wollman, N. Altebrando, K. Donohue, M. Fireman, K. Rosato, G. Garabedian, E. Fink, MIDDLE: H. Naylor, J. Samuels, K. Surace, J. Marcheschi, S. Nix, L. Humphrey. L. Schumacker, M. Grubstein, S. Dankosky, S. Entenmann, BOTTOM: K. Winton, D. Karl, J. Small, L. Tierney, T. Cooper, J. Iannotti (mgr.), A. Farkas (asst, mgr.), R. Lein, A. Castaldo, T. Miller, C. Smith. 122 TENNIS: A. Katz, A. Giblin, E. Petrocelli, D. Michaelson. OFFICIALS: TOP: J. Braxton, L. Walker, W. Powell, A. Farkas, P. Jacobs, C. Barber, BOTTOM: J. Segall, H. Lidstrom, M. Falls. i y GYMNASTICS: J. Jaffe, B. Solomon, M. Stokey, W. Powell, B. Fells, N. Rueger, D. Petrucco, D. Halpin, D. Page. cMX Y I love a parade. GAIL G. WEEKS Secretary junior class secretary, select choir, sec; wing and spur, student cur- riculum comm., g.a.a. PAUL V. MAY Treasurer whisp, business mgr.; student council, wres- tling, baseball, j.v. soc- cer, biology club, intramurals. RONALD ACCOMANDO 126 Our years have flown by relived, only to be signs and in our GERALD ALAIA football, baseball, chorus, student council, intramur- als. THOMAS ALLEGRA football, track, intramurals. so swiflty, never to be remembered by those images that linger minds. MICHAEL ASKIN golf, intramurals. CAROLYN ATKINSON library club, g.a.a. MARILYN APPELBAUM library club, whisp, chorus, reflections, orchestra. RICHARD ARONOW w.i.s.e., mathletes, chemis- try club, french club, whisp, intramurals. LEONARD ANDERSON football, chorus, varsity club, intramurals. PATRICIA ARLIN student council, people's playhouse. CONNIE BARBER student council, f.t.a. chorus. KENNETH AUSTER honor society, w.i.s.e., whisp, soccer, library club, chemistry club, biochemis- try club. JANET BERMAN student council, w.i.s.e., whisp, twirler, select ROBIN BIENER choir, g.a.a. g.a.a. As seniors we became we learned, and by EARL BATTS leaders; by experience learning, we contributed. BARBARA BOHCALI BEVERLY BOLLING wing and spur, managing nurses club, red cross, editor; honor society, Spanish club, g.a.a. w.i.s.e., f.t.a., select choir, chorus, w.i.f.c.a.s., french club. CARMEN BORRA football, wrestling, var- sity club, physical fit- ness club. Hey, Hey, Hey DENNIS BLEJER outdoor track, varsity club, mathletes, wing and spur, library club, publicity director; chemistry club, intra- murals. LORRI BARBARA BRADFORD BRANDSDORFER honor society, pres; band, student council, whisp, re- orchestra, whisp, feature flections, w.i.s.e., twirlers, editor; g.a.a. chorus, jr. rep., library club, g.a.a. LINDA BRANDON honor society, select choir, band, Spanish club, dragonettes. PAMELA J. BRANHAM _ wing and spur, reflections, w.i.s.e., whisp, f.t.a., library club, w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. PAULETTE BROWN g.a.a. r ► iANDERS BURSTEIN lonor society, band, night- nen. swimming, human rel- itions concil, intramurals, physical fitness team. 130 WAYNECARBONE woodworking club. ORLANDO CARDINUTO bowling, intramurals. GARY BUTLER golf, intramurals. SOPHIA CALAFATES student council, twirler, thespians, french club, red cross, g.a.a. PAUL CAPOZZI intramurals. CANDACECAHN honor society, whisp, pub- licity editor; w.i.s.e., reflec- tions, human relations coun- cil, Spanish club, library club. I wonder if they'll tow my bike away. KAREN CASPER g.a.a. 131 JUDITH D. CHAISE honor society, wing and spur, co-layout editor, asst.- editor-in-chief; thespians, sec.; w.i.f.c.a.s., vice-pres.; human relations council, w.i.s.e., f.t.a., select choir, chorus, Spanish club, biolo- gy club, biochemistry club, soph, rep., jr. rep. ROBERT N. COHEN wing and spur, sports edi- tor; tennis, pre-med. club, baseball, intramurals. Boy, can these girls talk. ROBERT H. COHEN thespians, chorus, select choir, basketball mgr., intramurals. GARY COBBS select choir, pres.; chorus. DEBORAH COLLINS g.a.a. RICHARD CONDE football, baseball, bowling. RICHARD COMISKEY Huh? STEVEN CORTE wing and spur, whisp, foot- ball, bowling, woodworking club, weight lifting club, intramurals. CRAIG M. COOPER reflections, swimming, se- lect choir, intramurals. MELANIE CROWE reflections, orchestra, band, library club. BARBARA COVEN thespians, f.t.a., w.i.s.e., band, orchestra, Spanish club, w.i.f.c.a.s., orches- tra, g.a.a. EARL CRUISE See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil? VALERIE CURTIS bi-racial council, stu- dent curriculum comm., library club, g.a.a. TONY DALESSANDRO soccer club. DONALD DAMASK reflections, editor-in-chief; whisp, graphic art editor; wing and spur, student cur- riculum comm., Spanish club. 134 With each new day of the realization complexity MORRIS DAMIANO EILEEN DADDIO honor society, cheerleader, Spanish club, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., band, d.a.s., g.a.a., w.i.s.e. JANICE DAVIDOWITZ g.a.a. CHERI DeBELLIS student council, pres.; ju- nior class pres.; sophomore class treas.; Spanish club, g.a.a. ANNETTE DePAOLI band, f.t.a., g.a.a. knowledge and maturity, came of the growing of life. SUSAN DeLORENZO honor society, treas.; whisp, publicity mgr.; wing and spur, shakespeare, pres.; w.i.s.e., f.t.a., g.a.a. GEORGE DIKTABAN student council, vice-pres.; soccer, golf, pre-med. club, biochemistry club, chorus, select choir, nightmen. PHYLLIS DiCARLO f.t.a., g.a.a. JOSEPH DIAMOND swimming, french club, intramurals. RICHARD DiLAPI cross country, track, bowling. CLAUDE DUMPSON basketball, thespians, chemistry club, chorus, select choir, nightmen, intramurals. PEGGY DOCHNAHL nurses club, red cross, g.a.a. WALTER EBRON basketball, football, chorus, CALVIN EBRON select choir. GLEN DOOLEY GAIL P. DONALDSON student council, drago- nettes, nurses club, library club, chorus, select choir, g.a.a. We reflect upon our innocence, of simplicity. past years of of happiness. ROBERT FAGAN swimming, weather club, intramurals. ALISON FALLS wing and spur, student council, w.i.s.e., jr. rep., red cross, chorus, g.a.a. FIORE FARINO woodworking club, weight lifting club, intramurals. Is this lunch for real? MARIAN FIREMAN honor society, whisp, reflections, w.i.s.e., human relations council, Spanish club, library club, chorus, g.a.a. VASILIKI FOKAS 138 JOSEPH FERST j.v. soccer, soccer mgr., in- door track, outdoor track, audio visual, stage crew, c.a.c., biochemistry club, chorus, select choir, night- men, intramurals. MICHAEL FINKELSTEIN baseball, wrestling, library club, chess club, chemistry club, biochemistry club, intramurals. KENNETH FELDSTEIN baseball, intramurals. JOSEPH FINNEGAN bowling, track, intramurals. RITA FLAHERTY nurses club, pre-med. club, g.a.a. DERRICK GAYLE soccer. SUZANNE GENOVA twirler capt.; cheerlead- er, g.a.a. ANNE GIBLIN whisp, editor-in-chief; honor society, g.a.a. MARIAN GASTON Spanish club, dragonettes, g.a.a. Candid wha GAIL GIBNEY thespians, w.i.s.e., w.i.f.c.a.s., f.t.a., red cross, g.a.a. ROBERT GIBRALTER honor society, w.i.s.e. — exchange student, wing and spur, literary editor; junior class treasurer, Spanish club, vice-pres.; tennis, baseball, varsity club, band, orchestra, stage band, biochemis- try club, intramurals. 139 MARC GOLDEN student council, mathletes, biology club, chemistry club, biochemistry club. The world began to spin so rapidly . . . SHELLY GORDON wing and spur, w.i.s.e., MARK GOLDSTEIN wing and spur, w.i.s.e., wrestling, marine corp physical fitness team, cross country, varsity club, intramurals. club, select choir, g.a.a. RICHARD GOMEZ AMY GROSSMAN honor society, cheerleader, w.i.s.e., f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., thespians, chorus, g.a.a. JO ANN GROSS student council, whisp, w.i.s.e., w.i.f.c.a.s., f. t.a., Spanish club, red cross, orchestra, band, g. a.a. . . . We became dizzy and awed by its pace. KURTHABERLAND band, chorus. GEORGE W. HENDERSON announcing crew, audio vis- ual, stage crew, c.a.c. maga- zine, wshs television, pres. 142 LAURIE JOAN HEISLER student council, w.i.s.e., red cross, g.a.a. WILLIAM HARWIN wing and spur, sports edi- tor; whisp, sports editor; honor society, basketball, chemistry club, vice pres.; pre-med club, vice pres.; li- brary club, treas.; w.i.s.e., student council, biology club, mathletes, intramurals. These years have opened our our CLAUDIA HAYWARD student council, w.i.s.e., se- lect choir, g.a.a. LILLIAN HSU wing and spur, art editor; honor society, student cur- riculum comm., student council, human relations council, w.i.s.e., thespians, soph, rep., w.i.f.c.a.s., shakespeare, orchestra. THOMAS HENRY honor society, varsity club, swimming, soccer, stage band, orchestra, nightmen. eyes, our ears, and above all minds. JEANNE HUBER honor society, sec.; pre-med. club, pres.; whisp, news edi- tor; wing and spur, f.t.a., w.i.s.e., french club, chemis- try club, biochemistry club, band, g.a.a. THOMAS HUTCHINSON wrestling, intramurals. THOMAS KAHL golf, soccer, intramur- als, varsity club. SAMUEL JONES indoor track, captain; out- door track, captain; student council, varsity club, intra- murals. ROXANNE JACKSON reflections, student council, peoples play- house, thespians, dragonettes. FRANCIS A. IANNUCCI student council, sec- treas.; sophomore class pres.; varsity club, sec.; football, basketball, ELENA IANNUCCI track, chemistry club, f.t.a., pres.; whisp, intramurals. w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. We've seen conflict and discord, its potential in peace. the world in while always knowing harmony, and brotherhood. STEPHEN KELLY WILLIAM KEHOE football, j.v. soccer, j.v. baseball, intramurals. There Doesn't it feel better with your ears on. SCOTT KRAEMER band, whisp, swimming, intramurals. KATHERINE KREMER student council, cheerleader, capt.; select choir, chorus, w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. GARY LAGNESE swimming, intramurals. ROBIN LEVY sophomore class secre- tary, student council, orchestra, w.i.s.e., f.t.a., Spanish club, audio vis- ual, c.a.c., g.a.a. JILL LIEF wing and spur, Spanish club, nurses club, pre-med. club, w.i.s.e., w.i.f.c.a.s., f.t.a., chorus, select choir. O.K., who took my bagel7 EDWARD LEVINE football, varsity club, intramurals. JUDY ELLEN LIEF wing and spur, editor- in-chief, co-layout edi- tor; honor society, hu- man relations council, w.i.s.e., soph, and jr. rep., Spanish club, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., student council, red cross, cho- rus, select choir. N. WENDY LEVENBERG honor society, thespians, wing and spur, f.t.a., w.i.s.e., Spanish club, select choir, chorus, w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. LINDA LEVI honor society, chorus, nurses club, red cross, library club, drago- nettes, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s. 147 GERALD LIPARITO ALMEIDA LOFTIN f.t.a., chorus, library club, g.a.a. We have learned of a power hundreds of times more powerful than that of guns . . . The-endless summer. JUDY MARQUEZ c.a.c. TONI ANN MARANGELO g.a.a. GLORIA MARINO g a.a. MYLES MALONE Which way did he go George? PHILLIP A. MEANS III c.a.c., sec.-treas.; audio vis- ual, stage crew, j.v. soccer. JOHN MARTINI baseball, football, wres- tling, swimming, varsity club. . . . the power of ideas. KETLY MICHEL The perfect crime cutting class. JOHN MONTEFORTE golf, intramurals. 150 Westbury has provided treasure of MARY MOORE ROSEMARY MOSSO f.t.a., business club, g.a.a. JAMES NAPOLIN the key to a vast knowledge. MIKE PASCARELLA soccer. PAUL A. NAPPER football, basketball capt.; student council, red cross. GERALDINE PASQUARELLI PATTI NELSON orchestra, library, wing and spur, g.a.a. ELLEN NICOLL twirler, red cross, f.t.a., g.a.a.. DEBBIE PAGE g.a.a. JOANNIE PADOVER wing and spur, co-business editor; honor society, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., w.i.s.e. SHERYL NIX ALLYSON POLLAK MARCIE PAVIOLITIS wise, whisp, student g.a.a. council, chorus, Spanish club, reflections, soph, rep., wing and spur, shakespeare. DEANNA PETRUCCO g.a.a., publicity mgr; chorus, honor society, wing and spur, whisp, wise, w.i.f.c.a.s., f.t.a., student council. ELENA PETROCELL1 red cross, g.a.a. We face the world we weighing its strengths against PHILIP QUARANTA whisp, c.a.c., human rela- tions council, swimming intramurals. MICHAEL PROPPER wing and spur, honor socie- ty, varsity club, pres.; cross country, indoor track, out- door track, library club, pre- med. club. now must enter, — and weaknesses our own. JOSE DIDIER RAMIREZ SONIA RAWLINGS student curriculum committee, dragonettes, Spanish club, Shake- speare, g.a.a. JANE POST whisp, f.t.a., Spanish club, student council, g.a.a. Is it pr2 or 2pr? ELLEN PROSCHEL w.i.s.e., g.a.a. DEA REDAV1D wing and spur, whisp, Spanish club, nurses club, red cross, chorus, g.a.a. BEATRICE REBORCHICK DIANE RICHARDSON 8aa nurses club, library club, red cross, g.a.a. JOSEPHINE RAZZANO CARL D. RIOU JR. basketball, football, track, student council, select choir, chorus. ANN RITTERBUSCH g.a.a. MARTHA ROTHBARD student council, w.i.s.e., twirler, soph, and jr. rep., Spanish club, cho- rus, select choir. Life, Sports Illustrated Playboy? NANCY RUECER honor society, g.a.a., pres.; w.i.f.c.a.s., pres.; cheerleader co-capt.; wing and spur, thespi- ans, f.t.a., chorus, select choir. LAWRENCE SANGER JANICE SAUNDERS wing and spur, f.t.a., g.a.a. JOANNE SAUNDERS f.t.a., nurses club, a.a.a. RAYMOND SCHALL Where must we go? What must we do? RONALD SCHACTER band, stage band, pre-med. club, whisp, chess club. LAURA SCHILLER g.a.a. BARBARA SELLARS library club, student council, g.a.a. Janice and Joanne? Joanne and Janice? HARRY SELTZER varsity club, treas.; whisp, asst, sports edi- tor; library club, pres.; ten- nis, co-capt.; intramurals, w.i.s.e. DOROTHY SCHROEDER chorus, jun. rep., g.a.a. GLEN SCHWARTZ debate and speech, pres., student council. ROBERT SERRITELLA football, wrestling, baseball. Who must we be? JAMES SHARKEY student council, cross country, capt.; indoor track, chorus. and where were you period 5? ROBERT SHUGOLL varsity club, vice-pres.; ten- nis, co-capt.; whisp, chemistry club, j.v. baseball, intramurals. 158 We look to the for a strong foundation JEFFREY SILVERMAN Spanish club, chemistry club, pres.; biochemistry club, biology club, pre-med. club. ANN SMETANA honor society, f.t.a., treas.; w.i.f.c.a.s., treas.; french club, w.i.s.e., Spanish club. LESLIE SMITH band, dragonettes, cheer- leader, g.a.a. years behind us and a guiding hand. LANCE SPENCER chorus, nightmen, basket- ball, track. ALICE TEN EYCK nurses club. DARYL STEWART football, chorus, select choir. CLYDE O. TAYLOR JR. wing and spur, c.a.c., band, stage band, night- men, indoor track, out- door track. CHERYL SULSKY wing and spur, chorus, w.i.s.e. NORMAN LEON SUTTON basketball, football, chorus, intramurals. MARGARET STOKEY red cross, chorus, g.a.a. ANNSTRADA wing and spur, reflections, whisp, select choir, band, g.a.a. Our todays and with which MARYANN VETRONE red cross, nurses club, g.a.a. ROBERT TROIANO honor society, Spanish club, w.i.s.e., whisp, chemistry club, library club, baseball, basketball, intramurals. yesterdays are the blocks we will build. DIANE VAUGHN JOANN TOWNE twirler, red cross, g.a.a. VINCENT TRICE track, baseball, football, basketball, chorus, se- lect choir, nightmen, intramurals. Where are they? DONALD UNDERWOOD SHERRI WINFREE 162 WAYNE WESTRING baseball, bowling. ARCHIE WILLIAMS student council, football, track, library club, chorus, select choir, nightmen. Let today with and the with BURLIN WILLIAMS bi-racial council, baseball, track, basketball. MICHAEL WILLIAMS student council, chorus, select choir, nightmen. embrace the past remembrance, future longing. CHARLENE WYNKOOP thespians, human relations council, library club, chorus, select choir, peoples playhouse, g.a.a. HEZZ1E YOUNG COLIN WILLIAMS human relations council, wrestling, library club, cho- rus, select choir, nightmen. iests get together. Que passe? MARYANN ZAPPULLA GERARD THOMAS wing and spur, f.t.a., g.a.a. STAND IN THE END YOU'LL STILL BE YOU What's an INA? Maybe we don't have crutches or casts right now, but 167 It's Mickey Mouse Club storytime with Walter Ebron. Hmmm Not bad Not bad at all 170 From the french fry, J. Iannotti anticipates the next hamburger bite. Awakening . . . Involvement, commitment, participation, coopera- tion . . Magazines, carnations, rah-rahs, polydoo- dles . . . 10 o'clock stomach rumble, senior lounge sneak, hamburger (?) and french fries . Pollution, crime, war, apathy . . . cut ... out to breakfast — who me? — detention, cards . . . Buttons — make love, not war — Peace — Black is Beautiful, Love Story, mini — maxi — midi? .. . Folk, rock, soul — Woodstock . . . Concerts, plays, dances, parades, ski-trips, pep-rallies . . . Hey Seniors are you with us? — touchdown, goal, basket, run . . . Varsity let- ter, honor society, honor roll, scholarship . . . N.E.D.T., P.S.A.T., S.A.T., N.M.S.Q.T., N.Y.R.S.T., S.A.T. — Ach Homework — feast or famine, essays, compositions, quizzes, tests, grades, 71 323 . Preparation, application, decision Commencement From raking leaves, to shoveling snow, to turning the soil our signs change to memories. 171 Compliments of SHADY REST COCKTAIL LOUNGE Aintree Rd. Jericho Tnpk. (Opposite Westbury Shopping Center Hero's Our Specialty Beautiful Budweiser on Tap Phil Costanzo — MANAGER Compliments of WESTBURY LUMBER COMPANY 349 Union Avenue Westbury. N.Y. ED4-2676-2677 Tel. 334-9576 ROXBURY SHELL SERVICE STATION Carburetion Ignition Specialists Prop. Jericho Tnpk Roxbury Rd. Tom Catanzano Westbury, L.I., N.Y. STOCKS, BONDS MUTUAL FUNDS 212 895-9535 516 333-6770 BLINDER, ROBINSON AND COMPANY INC. Members N.A.S.D. 185 Post Ave. Westbury, N.Y. UNION OIL 333 Union Avenue Westbury, L.I. THE DOG HOUSE RESTAURANT EDgewood 4-5545 (516) 931-8058 Complete Luncheon Dinners 29 Jericho Tpke. Westbury, N.V. 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PITTMAN TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE 254 Maple Ave., Westbury, N Y. ED 3-0223 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL GRADUATES BRIARCLIFFE Secretarial School Hicksville 55 North Broadway 681-1100 Garden City 230 Old Country Road 248-0333 TC THE CLASS CL ’71 cA r ( for vicvv Hdn STAAB'S HARDWARE INC. Paints — Plumbing — Supplies Tools And Garden Supplies EDgewood 3-0220 191 Post Ave. Oil Heating Equipment HICKS - WESTBURY, INC. 117 Post Ave., Westbury, N.Y. Fuel Oil Tel. 334-0084 ED 3-1128 PI 1-7774 MA 7-1166 The Best In Young Men's Clothes THE ANNEX 2070 Northern Blvd. Manhasset, New York For The Best In Records, Tapes, And Sheet Music, Shop At RECORD WORLD In Roosevelt Field Marvin Borenstein, M.D. Bertram D. Buchalter, D.D.S. Louis P. Cannizzaro, M.D. Oscar R. Cohen, O.D. George Emmanuel, M.D. Donald Goldstein, D.M.D. Steven R. Hall, D.D.S. Norman Hirsch, D.D.S. Harry Mackler, D.D.S. Frank Nataro, M.D. James N. Nicklas, M.D. Henry G. Reinhardt, M.D. Ronald P. Spinello, D.D.S. Arnold Snetiker, D.D.S. Arthur N. Wilder, D.V.M. Best Wishes to the graduating Seniors of Westbury High School WESTBURY CLASSROOM TEACHERS ASSOCIATION RUDCO EDgewood 3-0545 Plumbing and Heating Licensed and Bonded POST CLEANERS all work done on premises SPECIALIZING IN KNITWEAR 317 Post Avenue Westbury, L.I., Gerard Rudolph 478 Maple Ave. Westbury, L.I., N. Y. N.Y.11590 WESTBURY FEED SUPPLY CO. 129 Post Ave. GARDEN AND PET SUPPLIES 333-0870 A. M. LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR ED 4-7377 • Westbury, N. Y. Tony Monteforte • Design • Sod-Seed Lawns • Trees-Shrubs • Foundation • Planting - ' -ir iV’oi J • Fencing • Walks Patios • Tree Removals • Maintenance Underground Sprinkler Systems For Home And Industry Tel: ED 3-6680 BERDON HAIR FASHIONS 247-1 Post Avenue Westbury, New York JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE, DINNERWARE, AND GIFTWARE EDWARD AND SON JEWELERS 247-2 POST AVENUE WESTBURY, NEW YORK EDCEWOOD 3-1515 JERICHO 66 SERVICE CENTER TOWING SERVICE N.Y.S. 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O'CONNOR, PROP. 333-0872 Buster Brown MEADOWBROOK PHARMACY PARILLO'S 24 9 Post Avenue Westbury, New York Ed 3-0171 Shoes for the Family Life Stride Wall-Streeter 234 Post Ave. Westbury, N.Y. WESTBURY FISH CO. INC. 253 Post Ave. Opposite Theatre Westbury, Long Island 11590 FROHMANN'S Dealers in Wholesale Choice Seafood Retail ED-4-0075 186 Post Avenue Westbury, New York PROMPT FREE DELIVERY MIDVILLE CHEMISTS INC. 225 Post Ave., Westbury, N.Y. 11590 caterers Open Sundays 997-7880 WE GIVE YOU SERVICE Jericho Turnpike, Jericho, Long Islond 11753 ED 3-8585 THE NEW YORK UMBRELLA COMPANY, INC. Congratulations to the Westbury High School Yearbook Staff WEST SIDE PRINTING HOUSE Commercial and Industrial Graphic Communications 457 Chancellor Avenue Newark, N J. 07112 (201)923-3414 H. Daniel Rettig Franklyn Rettig Bus. Tel. EDgewood 3-2130 C. ATTONITO SONS INC. Dealers In SCRAP, IRONS METALS Kinkel Street Westbury, L.I. JOE SON Office Trailers Propane Gas Scaffolding Construction Shanties A TO Z EQUIPMENT CORP. 30-HOPPER STREET WESTBURY, N.Y. 516-334-6550 212-539-7100 ESSO SERVICE CENTER COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE FOR AMERICAN FOREIGN CARS 928 JERICHO TPKE. JOE SALIBA WESTBURY, N.Y. 11590 w ft 6 7 1 BEST OF LUCK to the CLASS OF '71 Silversmiths, Inc. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY SILVERWARE AND CHINA 29 Park Row - NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10038 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of '71 BArclay 7-9044-5 BArclay 7-0670 ANDY'S SUNOCO STATION COMPLIMENTS OF ABRAHAM SHAMES H.R.F.CO. 1211 Stewart Avenue Bethpage, L.I., N.Y. BEST WISHES from °t) |]|x)sev eltRaceway Westbury, N.Y. 11590 Pioneer 6-6000 ED 4-9622 ED 4-9623 JOE ALLEN'S CIGAR STORE Compliments of Stationery Toys Papers Magazines Greeting Cards NUCLEAR ASSOCIATES INC. Whitman's Chocolates at 35 Urban Avenue Popular Prices Westbury, N.Y. 11590 Largest selection of Pip?s, Headquarters for Nuclear and X-Ray Monitoring Fancy Tobaccos, Smoking Items Accessories and Supplies in Westbury Area 215 Post Avenue Westbury Michael Propper, Pres. Robert Shugoll, Vice Pres. Francis Iannucci, Secretary Harry Seltzer, Treasurer Joel Adler Dennis Blejer Carmen Borra Sandy Burstein Gary Franklin Robert Gibralter Mark Goldstein Richard Hand Richard Heckler Thomas Henry Thomas Kahl Ronald Kaufman Allen Morton Paul Mullins Alan Offenberg Paul Shainheit Glenn Simon David Small Scott Tauber Leonard Watson 1970-71 SCHREIBMAN-RAPHAEL, INC. Fine Furs 150 West 30th Street New York, N.Y. 10001 A.W. FUEL OIL CORPORATION 75 Garden Street Westbury, New York 11590 ED 4-7300 Prompt Service Metered Deliveries from: Billy (Class of'71) Richard (Class of '68) Bobby (Class of '63) and H A R W I N A. VENDITTI MASON SUPPLY slate, blue stone, bricks, patio blocks all sizes cement sand marble chips Grand Blvd. and Swalm St. Westbury ED 3-2320 CLASS OF 1973 Snap-On Tune-Ups Diagnostic Brakes Service N.Y.S. Insp. (tsso) PROSCHEL'S FLOWERS ROOSEVELT ESSO SERVICENTER, INC 54 School St. Westbury, N.Y. 11590 ED3-0656 2 Old Country Road, Next to Ohrbachs Westbury, N.Y. 11590 CHARLIE DICK Phone: 334-9153 DISCOUNT Cosmetics — Beauty Supplies Vitamins Tel. 333-2279 181 A Post Ave. Westbury, N.Y. 11590 Thank You Wendy Seiden FROM TWO GRATEFUL FRIENDS BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. George Chaise Family Chicken Delight Jerry Fox Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Lief Madonna Food Sales Inc. A.A. Orans, M.D. Plaza Barbers 931-3457 $|$ lFlOWEg Largest Variety of Posters on L.I. Gifts — Psychedelic Items Visit our famous Black Light Room and Leather Shack NewCassel Market, Inc. Pick N' Pay 804 Prospect Ave. Westbury, L.I., N.Y. 11590 Mid Island Shopping Plaza Hicksville, N.Y. KASIAMMAL RAJI Sponsored by the Westbury International Foster Child Aid Society Best Wishes to the Class of '71 Lots of Success in a Peaceful Future. Dr. Leon Gordon ED 4- 9748 Congratulations Class of 71! M.J. KNIPFING AND SONS, INC. EST. 1903 Long Island's Oldest Ford Dealer 265 Post Avenue Westbury, New York ED3-1200 MAX'S APPETIZERS Max Marcus, Prop. A Full Line of Meat Dairy Products Fish Meat Platters Our Specialty 324 Post Ave. Paperbacks Review Books BOOK WORLD 188 Post Ave. Westbury, N.Y. 516-333-4756 Hardcovers Gift Books Phone ED 4-9412 DOROTHY'S CLEANERS and TAILORS In By 11 a.m. — Out By 5 p.m. 997 Prospect Ave. New Cassel, N.Y. WESTBURY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CORP. Complete Automotive Service Foreign Car Specialists ED 4-9703 1008 Prospect Ave. Westbury, N.Y. ALLEN INTERIORS, INC. Fine Furniture Long Island's Largest Furniture Discount Center Old Country Road and Glen Cove Road Mineola, L.L PI-7- -8338 Best of Luck Best Wishes to Westbury High School to the Westbury High School Yearbook Staff Yearbook Staff A Friend A Friend ROYAL CARD SHOP Westbury Shopping Center Jericho Turnpike (next to Bohack's) Hallmark Greeting Cards Gift Wrap — Party Goods Lofts Fine Candies Timex Watches — Gifts — Novelties Complete Lines of Every Day and Seasonal Merchandise ED-4-9443 ED-4-9493 Free Delivery Prompt Service SALISBURY PHARMACY, INC. Phone: EDgewood 3-6767 646 Union Avenue Westbury, N.Y. Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 from THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION All For One, And One For All Prescriptions • Cosmetics • Cards • R M DRUGS REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Eric Mondesire • Donald Reape • 1002 Prospect Ave. • Westbury, N.Y. • (Bet. Bklyn Ave. State St.) TEL: 334-4071 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 A Friend Visit our theatres for the best of entertainment. Herricks Theatre Beacon Theatre Old Country Theatre Grand Avenue Cinema • New Hyde Park • Port Washington • Plainview • Baldwin HOWARD SCHECHTER RICHARD ARONOW JON ROTHENBERG JOEL ADLER STEVE PETRANY DENNIS BLEJER ADVISOR: MR. MORENO Congratulations to the Class of '71 from the WHISP 199 Student Council CAROL STUDIOS INC. 3:15 The school has recessed to quiet and in the hall, Last year's student now a senior. Two tennis players with gutless raquettes, we've nothing to say. Except about football (we nod in the bleachers) Or the Scholastic Aptitude Test. With such a small past behind you, you talk of future, of college, your career. A high school teacher? — not here, I hope, I joke. He shifts weight leg to leg. I shift back memory to memory and Wish him well on my way to the parking lot. D. Castellano YOUR FRIENDS AT BALFOUR The Craftsmen who made Your Class Ring a Masterpiece and w. G. PFORR L. G. Balfour Co. 55 Northern Boulevard Greenvale, Long Island New York, 11548 Join in Sending Their Congratulations and Best Wis TO A GREAT CLASS IN A FINE SCHOOL AT TLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS RINOS AND PINS • CLUB INSIONIA • MEDALS • TROPHIES PLAOUES • DIPLOMAS • COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS FROM THE WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL BAND FROM THE WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS . . . The 1971 Wing and Spur PATRONS Tommie Allegra Mrs. Charles Allman Eileen Allman Frank Albetrando Mrs. William Anderson Richard Aronow Astonumerics, Inc. Aunt Mickie Mrs. B. Baby Lori Ball Jerry Barber The Baron Family Rhonda Baron A. and J. Basta The Bath House Mrs. John Beiber Nana Betterman Big Apple Supermarket Big Eddie and Pam Bill's Dog Grooming Mrs. Bizzigotti Paul Bizzigotti Mrs. Alfred Bloomer Patricia Bohcali Mr. L. Botwin Mrs. E. S. Bowman Miss Eva Bronner Mrs. A. Budetti Joe and June Buffalino Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Buffalino and Family Buffalo Springfield Mr. C. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Cacciola Mrs. Canale Cardinal Tool and Instrument Miss Janet Carl Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carl Cassel Diner Cassel Service Center-Gulf Judi Chaise Cheri and Jerry Fin and Al's Chevron Clothestique Ltd. J. Cole Two Friends Mr. and Mrs. Compte Continental Confections Steve Corte Mr. Roger Cox Earl Cruise Eileen Daddio D. F. American Service Station Mr. and Mrs. J. DiGabriele George Diktaban Eric Dobrin Mr. and Mrs. W. Doepper Barbara Doyle Drexel Realty Wanda Dubasoff Jodi Dunsay Mr. and Mrs. Dunsay Anna Ells William L. Fangeman Far East Inn Mr. Felicetti Kenny Ferber Mrs. Fernicola Harrison K. Finkelhiemer Marian Fireman Mrs. R. Fisher Mr. J. O. Foge Mather Forte A Friend George Albert Gibrollak Jordan Gitlin Mr. Glover Al Gomert and Dad Good Good-Mor Drugs Ellen Gorman The Great Listener Rhonda Greenfield Mrs. Haddad Hairweave Creations Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hastings Betty Heller Hoover Fashions John Hotchkiss Lillian Hsu Jeanne Huber Mrs. Hutchinson The Iadevaia Family Igor Mr. and Mrs. Jackobel Jimmy and Arlette Mr. Andrew Johnson John and Debbie Judy Mr. Kahn Ronald T. Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Stephen Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Kirby Kitay Cleaners, Inc. Ruth Klinger Francis X. Korber Kathi Kramer Mr. D. Krampitz Edward Kumorowski Mr. and Mrs. J. Kutch La France Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. LaSala Mrs. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lepselter Carl J. Lidstrom Jr. Jill Lief Gerald Lipanto Mr. William Lollis Mr. and Mrs. A. Lopresti Mr. and Mrs. Art Lupatkin John Lukasik and Liz Buffalino Mrs. Malone Vic Marcial Martie and Joel Mr. and Mrs. Martino Mr. and Mrs. H. Masone Mrs. C. Matarazzo Paul May S. Medoff J. Phillips Physio-Chem Girls Pinkie Dottie Frank's Pizzeria Post Diner Mr. and Mrs. M. Potenza R. Pousont Power Test Petroleum Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ponzio Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Posillico Michael S. Propper Vinny Privenzano Chris Henaghan Mr. and Mrs. James Razzano Josephine Razzano Maurice Robbins Ronald Roberts Artie Robinson Rob-Rob Alan Rubenstein Dan Rubin Rudy and Dorothy Billy Rueger The Rueger Family Salisbury Theater S. A.M. Sammy, Stig, Frank Annette Janice Saunders Joanne Saunders The Schechter's Dr. and Mrs. A. Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Selby Mark Shugoll Mrs. C. Simonetti Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Simon Spettman's Bar and Grill Anson Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Fred Springer David Steinbrecher Mrs. Carol Strutt Mr. Leonard Suchy Mrs. Leonard Suchy Mrs. Suess Cheryl Sulsky James C. Tasciotti Kathleen Thibodean Jerry Thomas Tony's Hero Shop Mrs. Jean Tyma Mr. and Mrs. R. Vanderclute Mr. and Mrs. Virgilio Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Walsh Walter Dorwin Teague Assoc. Inc. Warren Robert Watson Judy Weil Mr. and Mrs. Werner Jr. The Westbury Studio Lamarr Wilder Mrs. Lillian Wisniewski Elizabeth Wallenberg Mrs. Williams Junius N. Yates Hezzie Young Stacey Zwaik Event and Organization Index DOBSON, R. 41,56 DOLLAR, M 34 YATES, J. 39 ANNOUNCEMENT CREW 66 DORAN. N. 40. 65.119 Student Index AUDIOVISUAL 64 FASANO, J. 34,102 A BAND 74-75 FELDMAN, M. 50 BASKETBALL 110-112 FIEDLER, M 49, 106, 116 Abbatiello, A. BASEBALL 116-117 FLOOD. J. 48 Abbatiello, D. 104 BOWLING 115 FOCE, J 33 Abrahams, H. 59, 86 BRIDGE 28 FROHMAN, J.50 Accettola, C. 59, 86 CARNIVAL 29 GREGSON.J.46. 105 Accomando, R. 126 CHEERLEADERS 70-71 GULLY, P. 47 Adams, D. 86, 120 CHEMISTRY 59 HADDAD, M. 43 Adler, J. 56, 63, 67, 68, 72, 86. 106, 107 CHESS 67 HANDY. A. 45 Adkins, S. 78 CHORUS 72-73 HARMELING, M. 45,119 Agins, E. 86 COMMUNIC ATION ARTS 62 HENRY. C. 35 Agnetti, A. 78 CROSS-COUNTRY 103 HOTCHKISS, J. 39, 104 Aime, M. DEBATE 69 IANNUCCI, J. 40 Alaia, C. 60, 78,102 DEDICATION 16-17 KELLY. R. 41 Alaia, G. 101,116, 126 DRACONETTES 69 KELLY, T. 43 Alaia, J. 78 FOOTBALL 100-102 KORBER, F. 46 Albanese, 5. 78,105 FRENCH 63 KOSTKA.T. 49,115 Aldridge, J. 72, 86 F.T.A. 61 KRINSKY, E.38, 111 Allegra, T. 101,126 G.A.A. 119-123 KUHLMAN, H.49,56 Allegra, W. 86,101,102, 108,117 GOLF 115 KULCHIN, H.33 Allman, E. 127 HONOR SOCIETY 57 KUPFERBERG, W. 44 Aloisio, A. 74,86,101,117 HUMAN RELATIONS 58 LAUFMAN, C 46 Altebrando, N. 86,122 INTRAMURALS 118 LEWIS, S. 37 Anastasia, A. 74, 75, 78,112 JETS VS. FACULTY 28 LITTLEJOHN, A. 50 Anderson, C. 58, 72,127 KING AND QUEEN 26-27 LORENZO, D. 34 Anderson, L. 56,101, 111, 127 LIBRARY CLUB 60 LUNSFORD JR , R. 33 Andriole, F. 86 MATHLETES 64 MADDALONI. A. 42 Angelo, B. 61, 73, 86 MUSICAL 20-21 MALLON.G. 40 Anunziata, E. 78 NURSES CLUB 65 MALONE, T. 35 Apfel, K. 72, 86 ORCHESTRA 75 MARANO, C. 49, 102, 108 Appelbaum, M. 60, 75,127 PRE-MED. 59 McFERRAN, J. 48 Appelbaum, R. 78 RED CROSS 65 McGILL, K. 38 Areati, J. 127 REFLECTIONS 60 MEDOFF, S. 47,59 Arce, G. 86 RING DANCE 24-25 MERRITT, E. 34 Arlin, P. 127 SANTWANS 58 MORENO. A. 42. 64 Aronow, R. 59, 63, 64, 67 SENIOR PLAY 22-23 NEU, V. Aronow, V. 78 SOCCER 104-105 NIGRO, A. 43 Arzu, R. 86, 117, 127 SPANISH 63 NUNZIATA, T. 43, 102 Askin, M. 127 STAGE CREW 66 O'BRIEN, W. 46 Atkins, G. STUDENT COUNCIL 56 OTTO. R. 45 Atkinson, C. 127 SWIMMING 107 PROLY, E. 45,119 Auster, K. 57, 59,104,128 TENNIS 106 QUINN. H. 35 B THESPIANS 62 RAFTER, R. 37, 58 Bab, B. 56,61,86 TRACK 114 RAZIANO, J. 42 Bada, X. 86 VARSITY CLUB 68 ROSENBERG, S. 40 Bailey. M.73.78 WHISP 54-55 ROTHMAN, M. 42, 56, 60, 67 Bailey, R. 86 W.I.F.C.A.S. 61 ROWAN, J. 41.63 Baird, B. 128 W.I.S.E. 56 ROWE, B. 45. 119 Baker, M. 75, 78 WING AND SPUR 214-217 RUSSELL, C. 24,38 Bal, A. 128 WINTER TRACK 113 SADLOW, J. 48 Ball, L. 56,61,63,86 WRESTLING 108-109 SECKLER, R 49 Ball, S. 86,105 Faculty Index SHEEHAN, M. 36 Barber. Ca. 73, 78,123 SHEEHAN, T. 47,107 Barber, Co., 58,128 ALLASIO, J. 43 SHERMAN, A. 36 Barbera, A. 78 BERES, M. 40, 102 SIEBLER, J. 39 Barhold, K. 74, 86 BOGDZIEWICZ, J. 41 SILVERMAN, M. 48, 61 Barnes, K. 86 BOTWIN, L. 44 SISENWEIN, F. 50 Baron, R. 128 BOWDEN, W. 47, 59 SOUTHARD, R. 33 Barrow, C. 78 BRONNER, E. 39 STEPHENSON, M. 50, 65 Bates, D. 78 BUTLER. C. 48. 113 STEWART, S. 39 Bates, R. 101, 111 BUTTNER, P. 38 TANNEY, M. 36 Battaglio, J. 78 CASSIDY, J. 48 117 THIBODEAU, K. 43 Batts, E. 128 CASTELLANO, D. 37. 61 WATSON. R. 50 Batts, M. COLEMAN, R. 40. 68 WEBBER, D. 33 Baum, M. 86 COX, R. 42 WILGENKAMP.J.44,103 Beade, M. 122 CRYER, E. 36 WISNIEWSKI, L. 37 Beatty. B. 59, 78 DAHLE, D. 47 WYNTER, J. 39, 57 Becket, C. Bell, A. Calafates, A. 78 Cubit, D. 87 Bennett, T. 62, 66, 86 Calafates, S. 72, 131 Cue, B. 87 Bentlv, B. Campbell, I. 78 Cumbo, P. 79 Berman, J. 72, 128 Campbell. T. 79 Cunningham, A. 67. 107 Bialek, M. 128 Camps, R. Cunningham, E. 134 Bierner, R. 128 Canadeo, E. 79 Cunningham, S. 79 Binsack, C. 86 Cantwell, R. 78 Curcio, J. 87 Bizzigotti, P. 67, 74, 78 Capozzi, P. 60. 131 Curcio, R. 134 Blackman, C. 78 Caracappa, D. 79 Curtis, V. 134 Blackwell, D. 86, 101 Carbone, W. 131 D Blanco, P. 86 Cardinuto, O. 131 Daddio.C. 119,121,134 Blejer, D. 60, 63, 68,114, 130 Carl, D. 74. 79, 122 Daddio, E. 57, 70,123,135 Blinder, C. 61, 86, 120 Carlisle. B. 87,101 D'Allessandro, A. 104, 134 Blount. V. 101. 128 Carnes, T. 49 Daly, P. 68,88, 103, 113, 114 Blue, G. 86 Carr, V. 105 Damask, D. 134 Blumberg, D. 104, 129 Carthage, M. Damiano, M. 134 Blumberg, M. 78 Carvajal, G. 87 Dankosky, S. 79, 122 Bogdan, M. 108, 129 Casilli, M. Davidowitz, J. 135 Bohcali. B. 56. 57. 61. 63, 129 Casper, K. 131 Davis, E. 73, 87 Bohcali, P. 72, 86 Castaldo, A. 79,122 Davis, J. 79 Bolling, B. 63, 65, 129 Catapano, C. 79, 122 Davis, M. Lee 73, 87 Bolling, V. Catapano, P. Davis, M. Leo. 59, 69, 87, 115 Boriello, M. Cepeda, A. Davis, R. 87,101 Booker, J. 129 Chaise, J. 56. 57, 58, 59, 61. 62, 63, 132 Davis, V. 63, 65, 88 Borenstein, J. 129 Chapman. J. 87 Dean, P. 79 Borra, C. 101, 108, 129 Charles. C. 65, 87,122 DeBear, W.88. 106 Bove, V. 74. 75, 86 Charles, J. 70. 75, 87 DeBellis, C. 56. 135 Bradford, B. 57,75,86, 130 Chebuske, L. 87,122 DeBonis, A. Bradford, J. 74, 75 Childs, L. 79, 120 DeLorenzo, S. 54, 56, 57, 61, 135 Brandon, L. 56, 63, 72, 130 Childs, T. 73, 79,102 De Los Reyes, Y. 73, 88 Brandsdorfer, L. 130 Chomsky, J. 61, 87 DeLuca, G. Branham, P. 59, 60, 61, 63, 130 Ciardullo, J. DeMilto, L. 56, 79 Braxton, J. 87, 120, 123 Clark, R. 79.112 DeMilto, N. 88 Bredin, G. 87 Clifford, W. 132 Demirjian, C. 88 Breslin, K. 78 Clingman, V. 79 Demirjian, D. 56, 65, 79 Brillat, P. 71,87 Clinton, B. 79 Denis, A. 88. 105 Brooks, B. 78 Cobb, D. 132 DePaoli, A. 74, 120, 121, 135 Brooks, D. 87 Cobb, R. 79, 120 DeSalvo, J. Brown, C. 78 Cobbs, G. 72,132 Desiderio, J. 79 Brown, D. 58 Cohen, E. Deutsch, L. 74. 79 Brown, F. 87,120 Cohen, M. 62, 72, 73, 87 Dial, Sa. 55, 79 Brown, M. 78 Cohen. R.H. 63, 132 Dial, St. 54, 60,137 Brown, P. Cohen, R.N. 56,106, 117,132 Diamond, J. 135 Brown, V. 87 Cohen, S. 63, 72,132 DiBlase, N. 79 Brownstein, D. 130 Colburn, N. 79 DiCarlo, A. 79 Bruce, R. Coleman, S. 79 DiCarlo, P. 56,135 Bruckmann, F. Coll. T. 73, 78 Dickerson, C. 88 Brutus, W. Collins, D. 133 Diktaban. G. 56, 59, 62, 68, 72, 73, 40,135 Bryant, A. 78 Collins, G. DiLapi, R. 115,135 Bryant, L. 87 Coletti, F. 87 DiPol.T. Bryant, T. Coletti, L. Dixon, C. 79 Buck,D. Comiskey, R. 133 Djiji, 1.56, 71.88 Buck, P. 87 Compte, P. 79 Docnahl, M. 136 Buffalino, E. 137 Conde, R. 101,115,133 Donaldson, G. 58, 72, 136 Buffalino, J. 87 Conlin, A. 87 Donohue, A. 79 Buffalino, P. 78 Connie, S. 59, 87,115 Donohue, J. 79 Burnes, Wa. 78 Cooper, C. 72, 133 Donohue, K. 72. 88,122 Burnes, Wi. 87 Cooper, T. 60, 61, 69, 87, 122 Dooley, D. 88 Burnett, C. 87 Cooper, W. Dooley, G. 136 Burnett, G. 130 Coote, D. 87 Doscher, W. Burnett. L. 87 Corino, V. 73, 79 Doyle. B. 56, 70, 72.120,121,123,136 Burns, R. 74, 87,107 Corona, B. 87 Dumpson, C. 62, 72, 73,136 Burstein, F. 55, 73, 78 Corte, S. 133 Dumpson, J. 79 Burstein, S. 130 Coven, B. 133 Dunham, R. 56, 88, 102, 117 Bush, B. Coven, P. 79 Dunn, A. 79 Bush,D. 78 Cowan, J. Dunn, G. 88, 105 Bush, P. 56,61,65,74,87 Crichlow, M. 87 DuVal, B. 58, 136 Butler, G. 131 Cronin, J. 87,115 C Crowe, M. 60, 74, 75,133 E Cahn.C. 56,57,58,59,131 Cruise, E. 133 Ebron, C. 136 Cajuste, C. Cubit, C. 79 Ebron, P. 79 Ebron, W. 56, 72, 73, 111, 136, 167 Edgren, S. 88 Edmonds, F. 73, 88 Eldridge, M. 65, 136 Eliseo, P. 69, 88 Elliott, R. Engel, M. English, M. Entenmann, S. 79, 122 Erickson, L. 69, 71. 73, 79 Ernst, T. 60, 66, 67, 74, 75. 88 Esposito, A. 101 F Fagan, R. 107,137 Fagan, S. 88 Fairfax, T. 79 Falcone, S. 88 Falls, A. 73,120,122,137 Falls, M. 65.80, 123 Fann, C. 71, 72, 88 Farino, F. 137 Farkas, A. 65, 73, 88, 119, 120, 121, Farkas, C. 137 Farris, E. Faucher, G. Feldman, R. 137 Feldstein, K. 117,138 Fells, B. 72, 88 Fells, L. 104 Ferber, K. 73, 80 Ferebee, J. 56, 71, 74, 75, 88 Ferguson, K. 80, 111 Ferst, D. 69, 73, 80, 120 Ferst, J. 59, 62, 64, 66. 104,138, 168 Ferst, M. 69, 71, 73. 80 Feuer, K. 88 Ficco, M. 88 Fickler, R. 80 Fink, E. 56,80,122 Finkelstein, M. 138 Finnegan, J. 138 Fireman, M. 55, 57,122, 138 Fishkind, T. 60, 88 Flaherty, Rita 138 Flaherty, Ruby 138 Fletcher. S. 63,88, 122 Fluke, J. 60, 72, 88 Fokas, V. 138 Fontana, R. 73, 80, 105 Ford, M. 80 Ford R. Fotscher, G. Fox, K. 80 Francis, A. Francis, J. 80 Francis, R. 88 Franco, C. 88 Frankel, G. 88 Franklin, A. Franklin. G. 74, 75, 88, 104 Franzese, F. 80, 101,109 Frey, R. 73, 80, 102 Friedland, L. 88 Frielingsdorf, P. 88 Friedman, M. 74, 80 Furman, L. 61 Fusco, J. 88 G Gagnon, D. 138 Gales, J. 56, 73,80 Gallagher, W. Galloway, D. 80,102 Gamez, J. 89 Gannon, C. 73, 80 Garabedian, G. 89, 119, 122 Garboski, E. 89 Garland, M. Ill, 139 Garrett, A. 75, 80 Gaston, E. 89, 108 Gaston, M. 63,139 Gathers, D. 89 Gayle, D. 66, 139 Gehring, R. 89,102 Geller, S. 89 Gelo, D. 80 Gelzer, D. 74, 80 Gennari, P. 120 Genova, S. 139 Genzale, R. Giambrone, J. Giardino, E. 89 Giblin, A. 54, 57,123, 139 122,123 Gibney, C. 74, 75, 89, 107, 117 Gibney, G. 139 Gibney, J. 80 Gibralter, R. 57, 59, 68, 106,139 Gill. J. 80 Gillum, M. 89, 112 Ginobbi, J. Gioia, R. 59, 63, 86 Glimcher, R. 140 Glover, E. 60, 89 Going, C. 80 Goldberg, R. 89,101, 111 Golden, M. 59, 64, 68, 140 Goldstein, M. 108, 140 Goldstein, P. 59, 89 Gomez, R. Gondolini, K. 80 Gonzolez, J. Goode, R. 89 Goode. T. 80, 111 Gordon, J. 140 Gordon, S. 56, 61, 63, 120, 140 Gorman, E. 59, 72, 75,140 Gorman, V. 56, 80 Gottlieb, G. 89 Govants, Y. 73, 80 Graikaski, C., 56, 61. 65, 89,121 Grandinetti, R. 89,119 Grange, C. 80 Gray, S. Grealish, D. 122,141 Grealish, M. 72 Green, E. 80 Greenbaum, R. 69, 80 Greenberg, C. 72, 89 Greenberg, G. 89, 106,117 Greenberg, J. 59, 89 Greenberg, N. 63, 141 Greene, Rob 80 Greene, Ros. Greenfield, R. 55, 73, 80 Grey. B. 56, 61, 74, 75, 89 Griffin, G. 73,80,121 Gross, A. 89 Gross, JoAnn 74,141 Gross, Joel 80,109 Grossman, A. 57, 70,141 Grubstein, M. 55, 59, 61, 89,122 Gulley, J. 56, 141 Gulotta, J. 89 H Haberland, K. 72, 74, 75, 141 Haberland, W. 80 Hairston, D. 141 Halfpenny, J. 80 Hall, H. Halpin, D. 89 Hand, R. 108, 141 Hannon, S. 56, 62, 69,142 Harrell, J. Harris, A. 80 Harwin, W. 54, 56, 57, 111, 142 Hayward, C. 72,119,122, 142 Heath S. Heckler, R. 59, 68,106, 142 Heisler, L. 142 Henaghan, C. 142 Henry. T. 68, 73, 74, 75,104, 107, 143 Henderson, G. 62, 64, 66, 142 Heron, D. 80, 102 Hickey, J. 81 Hickey, R. 143 Hildum, C. 61,143 Hill, J. Hill, N. 143 Hilliard, I. 56, 59, 60, 61, 63, 65.75, 89 Hines, J. Hoffa, K. 81 Hoffman, K. Hojnacki, I. Holder. G. 73, 89 Holley, G. 73, 81 Holmes, R. 81 Honan. K.81 Hsu, L. 56, 57,61,62, 143 Hubbard, Sa. 143 Hubbard, Sh. 81 Huber. J. 54, 57, 59, 61, 63, 143 Hubert, B. 56, 58, 59, 60, 61, 63, 74, 81 Hughes, F. 89 Humphrey, L. 56, 65, 73, 89,122 Hunter, D. 55. 81 Hunter, M. 71, 73,86 Hurd, K. Huss, R. 89 Hutchinson, T. 108,143 Hylton. R. 73, 81 I Iadevaia, A. 81 ladevaia, C. 89, 104, 105 Iadevaia, J. 104,143 Iannotti, D. 114, 144 Iannotti, F. 56, 81 Iannotti, J. 55, 56, 59, 60, 61, 63, 119, 120, 122.126,171 Iannotti. R. 89 Iannucci, C. 89 Iannucci, E. 56, 60, 61, 120, 121, 144 Iannucci, Franc. 62, 101,144 Iannucci, Frank 89 Ilowite, W. Ingram, J. 74. 81 Irvin, H. 89, 101 Isaacs, E. 81 J Jackson, D. 81 Jackson, Ja. 73, 78 Jackson,Jo. 61, 89 Jackson, Le. Jackson, Ly. Jackson, M. 89 Jackson, P. 60, 69, 89 Jackson, Ri. Jackson, Ro. 144 Jackson, W. 81 Jacobs, D. 62, 66 Jacobs, P. 56. 65, 90, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123 Jaffe.J. 65,69, 73, 90 Jamison, V. 81, 120 Jaret, D. 90 Jefferson, R. 81,112 Jenkins, G. 81, 113 Jenkins, M. 73, 81, 102, 112 Johnson, A. 81 Johnson, B. 65, 144 Johnson, C. 81 Johnson, E. 59, 90 Johnson, Ma. 73, 81 Johnson, My. 144 Johnson, S. 144 Jones, J. Jones, Sa. 113, 114, 144 Jones, Sh. 90 Joseph, E. 90 Josey,V. Julye, V. K Kahl, T. 68, 144 Kalgren, R. Kanig, G. 73, 90 Karlin. P. 90 Katz, A. 120, 123, 145 Katz, B. 81,122 Katz, D. 81 Katz, M. 115,145 Kaufman, R. 145, 168 Kautzman, C. Kehoe, K. 81 Kehoe, W. 145 Kelly, E. 81 Kelly, J. 90, 103 Kelly, S. 101,117,145 Kendall, L. 90. Ill Kennedy, A. Kennedy, B. 90 Kennelly, A. 59, 81 Kennelly, R. 81 Kessler, M. 90 Kieselstein, J. Kilgore, R. 90, 102, 113,114 Kimball, R. King, C. 90 King, J. 74 King, V. 90 Kirkland, L. Kitchings, L. 145 Klein, H. 90, 109 Klevata, F. 56,59,81 Knaust, B. 81 Knight, J. 81 Koleda, D. Kolpiche, W. 90 Koster, R. 62,64,66.145 Kraemer, S. 74, 75, 146 Kramer, E. 73, 81 Kramer, K. 146 Kraska, C. 55. 59, 66, 81 Krech, K. 74,75, 146 Kremer, K. 70, 120, 123, 146 Kriendler, M. 90, 105, 111, 117 Krampitz, K. 81 Kronstat, L. Kumorowski, A. 146 Kumorowski, L. 81 Kupferberg, J. 55, 56, 62, 67, 74, 81 Kutch, E. 56, 69, 90 L Lagnese, G. 146 Lagnese, Li, 56, 73, 81 Lagnese, Lo. 81 Lagnese, R. Lajoie, A. 82 Langston, N. 82 Lapierre, R. 90 Larschan, B. 82 LaScala, M. Lattimer, R. 146 Lawrence, C. 82 Leake, V. 101, 146 Lebovitz, L. 56. 63, 70, 90, 119 LeClaire, D. 90 Lee, A. 82 Lee, J. 113, 146 Lefkowitz, D. 90 Lefrak, E. 82 Lein, R. 59,82,122 Lemkin, R. 61, 69, 90 Lentz, S. 56, 63, 82 Leonard, S. 82 Letsky, W. 82 Levenberg, W. 56, 57, 61, 62, 63, 72, 147 Levi, L. 57,60, 61,65, 147 Levine, E. 101,147 Levine, W. 90, 115 Levy, R. 56, 62, 64, 75, 147, 165 Levy, S. 82, 104 Lewis, D. 71,82 Libardi, A. 90 Lidstrom, H. 61, 74, 75. 90, 120, 121, 123 Liebell, B. Lief, Jill 59, 61. 62, 63, 65, 72, 147 Lief, Judy 56, 57, 58. 61, 63, 147 Linwood, L. 82 Liparito, G. 62, 66, 67, 147 Little, K. 74, 90,113,117 Loftin, A. 61, 65,148 Lombardi, D. 90 Long, C. Lordi, D. 82 Lorenzen, B. 82 Lorenzen, P. 56,67,90 Losonci, S. 82 Lowe. G. 82 Lowy, 5. 90,115 Lucas, H. Luxenberg, R. 82 Lyons, L. 90, 109 M McAnulty, J. 75, 82, 103, 113 McCallum, J. McCarthy, J. McCarthy, M. McCoy. A. 73, 91,102,114 McDermott, P. 91 McFarland, D. 82 McKinley, J. 113, 114 McPhatter, D. 91 McQuillan, J. 82, 91 MacDonell, J. Madden, H. 90 Madden, L. 90 Madison, V. 59, 73, 82 Magnesi, E. 82 Maio. G. 82 Malchar, V. 82,122 Malone, E. 82 Malone, M. 148 Mandracchia, B. Maneri, J. 90 Manfre, A. Manning, K. 82 Mannino, J. 91 Marangelo, T. 148 Marchesano, S. 82 Marcheschi, J. 122, 148 Marino, A. 82 Marino, G. 148 Marks, G. Marquez, J. 148 Martin, B. 91 Martini, J. 101,116 Mass, N. 91 Matthews, J. 91 May, P. 108, 126 Mayhews, S. 82 Mays, C. 71,72,91 Means, K. Means, P. 62,64,66, 149 Meigel, J. 91 Meller, D. 69, 72, 91 Melliadis, A. Mendels, V. 149 Menghini, J. Menghini, S. 91 Merritt, B. Ill, 149 Merritt, L. 82 Merritt, M. 149 Meyers, K. 91 Michel, K. 149 Michel, M 60,149 Michel, N. 82 Middleton, C. 73,82 Milillo, V. 105 Miller, M. 91,101 Miller, Na. 74, 91 Miller, Ne. 59, 150 Miller, Te. 59, 72, 150 Miller, Ti. 56, 67, 74, 91, 122 Miller, W. 149 Miner, I. 91 Mimer, J. Minervini, A. 67, 82 Minnion, K. 55, 60, 67, 91 Minnion, M. 60, 82 Minucci, C. 150 Mirkin, Ra. 74, 82, 104, 113 Mirkin, Ro. 82 Mischel, B. 82 Molloy, K. 56, 122, 150 Molloy, P. 82 Molnar, R. 91 Monastra, C. 91 Minch, B. 54, 91 Montalvo, E. Monteforte, J. 150 Monteforte, M. 91 Moon, L. 83, 105 Moore, H. 91 Moore, M. 150 Moorer, L. Morning, L. Morris, B. Morris, D. 91 Morris, K. Person, G. Richardson, B. 92 Morris, L. 83 Peters, J. 75,152 Richardson, C. 83 Morris, S. 83 Petrany, S. 59, 92 Richardson, D. 154 Morton, A. 73, 91, 103, 114 Petrocelli, E. 119,123, 152 Rickenbacker, J. 72, 74, 93 Morton, B. 74.83, 109 Petrocelli, F. 83 Rickenbacker, W. 73, 83 Moss, D. 91 Petrozola, J. 92 Riou.C. 72,101,154 Mosso, R. 150 Petrozola, W. 83 Riou, K. 73,84 Motroni, C. 83 Petrucco, D. 55,56, 57, 61,119,152 Ritterbusch, A. 154 Motton, R. 83 Phillips, D. 152 Roberts, R. 74, 154 Mulfeld, K. 91 Phillips, G. 92 Robertson, M. Muller, C. 91 Phillips, T. 92 Robertson, S. 84 Mullins, P. 72, 73,91, 103 Pinkston, R. Robinson, R. Murphy, W. Piscitelli, F. 63 Rocco, P. 93,102 Murray, M. 83 Pittman, P. Rocco, W. 84 Murro, A. 59, 83,106 Pitts, R. Rogers, J. Myles, P. 112 Piuzzi, L. Rogers, W. 93 N Pogensky, N. 83 Rohlsen, R. Nack, R. 60, 67,83 Poliak, A. 56, 152 Romanski, L. 154 Nangano, R. 73 Poliak, S. 56, 83 Rosato, K. 72, 93,119,122 Napoiin, J. 151 Pone, D. 67, 83 Ross, F. 154 Napolitano, J. Pone, V. 67, 92 Ross, P. 155 Napper, P. 101, 111,151 Poon, A. 83 Roth, D. 155 Nash, E. 91, 101 Poon, K. 83 Rothbard, M. 155 Naylor, H. 91, 122 Posillico, A. Rothenberg, ]. 55, 56, 59, 60, 62, 64, 67, 73. 93 Neale, W. Posillico, F. 83, 109 Rowan, D. 73, 93, 122 Nelson, A. 91 Posillico, J. 83 Rubenstein, A. 84 Nelson, P. 59, 60, 75, 151 Posillico, R. 71,89 Rubin, J. 63, 65, 74, 93 Newman, G. 83 Post, J. 53, 56,61 Rudes, L. 84 Newton, M. 91 Potenza, V. 65, 92 Rueger, N. 57, 61, 62, 70, 72, 119, 155 Nicoll, E. 122, 151 Potter, L. 74, 83 Rueger, W. 84. 105,108 Nix, S. 122,151 Powell, W. 65, 72, 92,120, 123 Ruff, C. 93,105 Nixon, M. Prewitt, J. 101, 108 Ruffin, C. Nolan, G. 91 Prince, C. 92 Rufrano, N. 74, 84 Norman, D. 92 Prince, T. 58, 73,153 Russell, D. 84,112 Norman, Ma. 92, 120 Principe, J. 92 Russo, G. 93 Norman, Me. 83 Procop, P. Ryanes, T.C. Norris, K. 56, 59, 63. 74, 75, 92, 114 Propper, M. 68, 113, 153 S Nussdorf, D. 63, 92,114 Proschel, E. 153 Sacani, A. 70,126 Nuzzi, Ja. 83 Nuzzi, Jo. 92 Proschel, L. 83 Sadowsky, D. 59. 60, 93,107 Sallie, J. 84 Nyquist, W. Q Quaranta, P. 55,153 Samuel, A. 84,112 Samuels, J. 93, 112, 122 O Quinn, B. Sanders, R. 61, 65, 70, 93 Offenberg, A. 92, 103,114 Quinn, T. 73, 92 Sanger, L. 155 O'Hara, D. 92, 109 R Saunders, C. 84 O'Neill, M. Ramirez, J. 153 Saunders, Ja. 61, 155 Opoczynski, M. 92 Raphael, K. 55. 56, 59, 60, 72, 92 Saunders, Jo. 61,155 O Reilly, J. 83 Rathe, D. 55, 92, 114 Savich, J. 84 O'Rourke, W. 72, 73,92 Rathe, J. 92 Sbrocchio, D. 84 Orlando, J. 83 Rawlings, J. Schacter, R. 74, 75,156 P Rawlings, S. 58,153 Schaefer, L. 156 Padover, J. 56, 57, 61, 63,151 Raziano, R. 92 Schall, P. 84 Page, D. 151 Razzano, A. 83 Schall, R. 156 Page, P. 83 Razzano, H. 83 Schaufeld, R. 93,103,109, 114 Palazzo, A. 56, 59, 63, 74, 75, 92 Razzano, J. 154 Schechter, H. 156 Panzeca, J. Razzano, S. Schertz, D. 84 Papish, M. 92 Reape, D. 56, 72, 92 Schertz, P. 106, 156 Pascarella, M. 104, 151 Reborchick, B. 154 Schiller, L. 156 Pasquarelli, J. 83 Redding, S. 83 Schroeder, C. 56, 61. 156 Pasquarelli, G. 151 Redavid, D. 154 Schroeder, D. 157 Passariello, L. 83 Reed, S. Schumacker, L. 59, 61, 75, 93, 322 Patterson, J. 73, 83 Reese, P. 60, 92 Schur, A. 93,101, 111 Patti, D. 92,102 Reisman, J. 61, 92 Schwadron, S. 93 Paviolitis, M. 152 Renison, M. 59, 83 Schwartz, B. 84 Paviolitis, T. 115 Retzlaff, T. 92 Schwartz, G. 56, 69, 157 Pazant, C. 22, 23, 60, 61, 65, 152 Rex, K. 55, 56, 59, 60, 74, 92, 115 Scicchitano, D. 86 Pedreira, E. 83 Rex, P. 92, 101,116 Scott, A. 93 Pepe, P. 60,152 Rhodes, J. 73 Scott. Eli, 73. 84 Perkins, D. Rice, K. 92 Scott, S. 58,157 Perrone, R. Rice, M. 83 Seagle, E. 73, 93,112 Persip, J. 58, 92 Richards, D. 83 Sealy, M. 74,75, 84, 104 Sebastiano, M. 93 Tauber, S. 68, 94,113,114 Williams, Co. 72,111.163 Seelig, S. 74, 75, 84 Taylor, C. 160 Williams, J. 85 Segall, J. 65, 84. 120, 121� 122, 123 Taylor, M. 160 Williams, L. 54, 94 Sellars. B. 157 Ten Eyck, A. 160 Williams, Ma. 94 Seltzer, H. 106, 157 Thomas. B. 94 Williams, Michael 72, 73,162 Seltzer, N. 73, 84,122 Thomas, E. 94,122 Williams, Michelle 94 Seniuk, A. 93 Thomas, G. 101,108 Willisk, 75, 85 Seniuk, N. 157 Thomas, J. 73, 94 Winfree, S. 162 Serritella, R. 101,108,116,157 Tierney, L. 85 Winton, C. 85 Shainheit, P. 56, 59, 68, 93, 106 Tilley, K. 85 Winton, K. 122 Sharkey, J. 73,103, 157 Tinkel, S. 85 Winston, C. 85 Sharpe, S. 107,158 Tobias, L. 58, 94 Wollman, J. 56, 59, 60, 74, 75, 94 Shelley. R. 84,103 Tochterman, A. 94 Wulff, G. 162 Sherwin, R. 67, 72, 93 Tolle, T. 94, 102,108 Wurster, K. 94 Shewchuk, P. 120,158 Tortora, W. 116, 160 Wurster, L. 85 Shore, L. 58, 63, 74, 75 Towne, J. 161 Wynkopp, C. 72, 163 Shreeves, P. 62, 66,158 Trice, V. 56, 72, 73,101,114,161 Y Shugoll. R. 106,158 Troiano, R. 161 Young, H. 163 Shulman, L. 93, 106 Trollinger, A. 85 Yuva. P. 56,71,85 Silverberg, N. 84 Tromer, G. 85 z Silverman, J. 59,158 Tucker, J. 94 Zaino, C. 71, 85 Silverman, M. 93 Tumbarello, T. 94 Zaino, D. 163 Simeone, J. 84, 108 Turner, G. 85 Zaino, R. 85. 109 Simon, G. 55, 56, 59, 74, 75, 93, 106 u Zamot, D. 94 Simpson, C. 159 Underwood, Don. 161 Zapulla, M. 163 Simpson, D. 78 Underwood, Dor. 94 Zucker, R. 60, 94 Simpson, J. 102,158 Simpson, T. 84 Small, Dan 55, 84 Unger, T. 85,106 Uscher, J. 63, 94 Zwaik, S. 85 Zybul, W. 94,108 Small, Dav. 59, 69, 74, 75. 93, 106 V Small, E. 159 Vacchio, V. 94 Small, Je. 84,122 Valazquez, J. 94 Small, Jo. 93 Valentine, E. 66, 73, 85 Smetana, A. 57, 61. 63,159 Vani, M. 85 Smircina, M. 67, 84 Varnuska, F. 94 Smith, C. 72, 93,119,122 Vassar, G. 85 Smith, D. 74, 75, 84,104 Vaughn, D. 161 Smith, Fi. 84 Veal, D. 56, 69, 73, 94 Smith, Fr. 159 Vergata, S. 94 Smith, G. 93, 102 Vetrone, M. 161 Smith, La. 84 Vincent, C. 85 Smith, Le. 56, 62,159 Viola, R. 85 Smith, S. 73, 84 Voisich, P. 161 Smith, T. 93 Voight, R. 62, 73,94. 105 Snizek, R. 93 Vuotto, M. 72, 73, 94,102 Solomon, B. 56, 70. 72. 93 W Solomon, E. 59, 60, 64, 93 Waldo, W. 85 Spencer, L. 73. 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