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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

1972 Wing Spur Westbury High School Westbury, New York Volume 25 Variety — the state of being varied or diversified; a number of different types of things especially ones in the same general category . . . It's been a long, hard road. Only you as an individual can complete the picture. BWeSfiSStiS «-f« or do we scratch out our own path — as small and as narrow as it may be? 9 10 11 we outgrow our youth, as it fades away . . . remember . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 18 Events 20 Faculty 34 Activities 54 Underclass 82 Sports 104 Seniors 132 Business 184 Closing 214 17 There is so much to an individual. Each character pos- sesses its own strength; only some bring it out while oth- ers keep it to themselves. It is rare to find a person who brings forth the beauty within him. Only through devo- tion and understanding can one share the ups and downs of our times. Virtue lies not only in the fulfillment of one's profession, but in the reaching out, the respect, and the compassion for one another. It is the development of a student-facul- ty relationship that creates the completeness of student life. There must be the total sacrifice of one's time, energy, and intellect. The superior man thinks of others, while the common man thinks only of himself. We have select- ed a faculty member who never expects absolute purity, absolute logic, and perfection. He views each student as a person rather than as a number. He was not born to rule but rather to advise and it is through his devotion and understanding that he gained the respect and trust of the student body. He has contributed to the growth and uni- ty of the school as well as to the community. It is for these qualities that we dedicate the 1972 edition of the Wing and Spur to you, Mr. Charles Russell. « EVENTS — a never ending cycle of experiences South Pacific Nellie Forbush (Wendy Levenberg) laments over her romantic life. It is strange how we forget what effort goes in to the production of a play. The bright lights, the glamorous costumes, and the perfect makeup must all be taken care of by someone. Well, South Pacific was a perfect example of the cooperation and enthusiasm that students develop while working on a school play. There were many more stars in the play than we, the viewers, realized. Equaling the excellent performances of Michael Williams and Wendy Levenberg was the work of the stage crew, the makeup committee, and the costume committee. A special thanks to all faculty advisors. It was truly a show that Westbury could be proud of. Bloody Mary (Charlene Wincoop) sings of Bali Hai and its beauty. There is nothing like a dame Captain Brackett (Kevin Norris) runs a tight ship. CHARACTERS IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE BLOODY MARY Charlene Wynkoop NGANA (age 11) Sally Rueger JEROME (age 8) Richard Levenberg HENRY (a native servant) Michael Bialek ENSIGN NELLIE FORBUSH Wendy Levenberg EMILE DEBECQUE ........ Michael Williams Bloody Mary's ASSISTANT Toni Washington STEWPOT Claude Dumpson LUTHER BILLIS Robert H. Cohen PROFESSOR Michael Cohen Lt. JOSEPH CABLE. U.S.M.C. George Diktaban Capt. GEORGE BRACKETT, U.S.N. Kevin Norris Commander WILLIAM HARBISON Gerald Jenkins Yeoman HERBERT QUALE Kevin Riou Sgt. KENNETH JOHNSON James Rickenbacker Seabee RICHARD WEST Paul Shertz Seabee MORTON WISE Dale Nursdorf Seaman TOM O'BRIEN Sandy Burstein Radio Operator, BOB McCAFFREY Jonathan Rothenberg Marine Copl. HAMILTON STEEVES George Wort rcr n Staff Sgt. THOMAS HASSINGER Craig Cooper Pte. VICTOR JEROME Craig Cooper Pte. SVEN LARSEN James Sharkey Sgt. JACK WATERS Marlon Johnson Lt.. GENEVIEVE MARSHALL Allison Falls Ensign LISA MANELLI J H Lief Ensign CONNIE WALEWSKA Nancy Rueger Ensign JANET McGREGOR Jan Borenstein Ensign BESSIE NOONAN Sofia Calafates Ensign PAMELA WHITMORE Patricia Arlin Ensign RITA ADAMS Carrie Greenberg Ensign SUE YAEGER Maggie Ferst Ensign BETTY PITT Sandra Hubbard Ensign CORA McRAE Marion Grealish Ensign DINAH MURPHY Debbie Ferst □ AT Donna Reape MARCEL (Henry's assistant) Marlon Johnson Lt. BUZZ ADAMS Michael Jenkins 23 UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE — a profitable endeavor for the Senior Class. Sylvia Barrett (Rebecca Lemkin) attempts to give an English lesson. Howard Abrahams (Mr. Good-Guy), reprimands a classmate. 24 Don't look so sad Sylvia. This whole mess will be over as soon as you resign. Sylvia Barrett Beatrice Schacter Paul Barringer Dr. Max Clarke J J.McHabe Ella Friedenberg Frances Egan Charlotte Wolf Samuel Bester Sadie Finch Joe Ferrone Lou Martin Carole Blands Alice Blake Vivian Paine Rusty O'Brien Linda Rosen Jose Fodriguez Carrie Blaine Harry Kagan Jill Norris Rachael Gordon Elizabeth Ellis Charles Aarons Edward Wlilliams Lennie Newmark Helen Arbuzzi Fran Katherine Ellen Rebecca Lemkin Helen Lidstrom Mark Gillum Richard Gioia Kevin Norris Kimberly Rex Robin Sanders Kathy Surace Paul Mullins Jessica Charles Michael Davis Gary Kanig Brenda Solomon Pam Jackson Linda Humphrey Jon Rothenberg Carolyn Fann Michael Jackson Carol Graikoski Howard Abrahams Valerie Potenza Dorian Meller Jill Jaffe Francis Wilson Paul Levi Stephen Ball Donna Reape Cerise Stevens Karen Raphael Toni Washington The school secretary (Jessica Charles) and the English chairman (Paul Mullins) discuss absen- tee lists. Look how many students are cutting out of class. We re going to have to start cracking down around here. Up the Down Staircase was the first Se- nior play in 5 years to reap a profit from the hard work and effort invested in it by the cast. Rebecca Lemkin’s starring role as Sylvia Barrett was convincing and the cast was supported by Helen Lidstrom, Mark Gillum, and Michael Lee Davis. They worked long hours and many days to achieve their end product — one of very few, successful senior plays. 25 Junior Ring Dance — Italian cuisine Can you believe that so many people showed up at a Westbury High School Dance?” President, Diane Scicchitano, poses next to the symbol of the class of 1972, the senior ring. The hard workers pose with relief, knowing that all the rings have been distributed. Miss Rafter (Adv.), Mr. Kulchin, Michelle Hunter (Sec.), Diane Scicchitano (Pres.), Richard Gioia (Treas.), Robin Weinstein (Vice- pres.), Mr Beres (Adv ). 26 I'm dancing and dancing and this song never seems to end! I'm so sick of eating pretzels that I wish the food would come. Weaving their way through the maze of red and white checked tables, the Juniors of 1971, each, received their se- nior ring. The theme was Italian Cuisine, and to carry it out six foot heros were served along with Italian style hors d'- oeuvres. The atmosphere was completed with candle light and music was provided by the Crimson Five. Don't you wonder what memories this ring will bring back in two years? 27 KING AND QUEEN DANCE living up to expectations All the honored ones — it was a tough decision. Richard Gioia and Michelle Hunter take their traditional dance together, as King and Queen of the Class of '72. Oh, don't take a picture of me now. My date's watching. Following tradition at Westbury High, the senior class sponsored the annual King and Queen Dance. The purpose of this function is to honor those seniors who have contributed to the class; each in their own special way. Friendliest, Gary Franklin — Mr. Congeniality, himself. Carolyn Fann — Best Looking. Too bad she has a date. She's not bad looking at all, but look at who she's with! King and Queen Richard Gioia Michelle Hunter Most Likely to Succeed Joel Adler Friendliest Robin Weinstein Gary Franklin Linda Humphrey Best Looking Earl Seagle Class Athlete Carolyn Fann Paul Rex Class Singer Amy Farkas William O'Rourke Janice Aldridge Class Jester Mark Gillum Denis Patti Class Artist Denise Walker Keith Minnion Class Flirt Carol Smith Leonard Kendall Valerie Potenza Class Dancer Rufino Arzu Lorraine Burnett Most Talkative Howard Abrahams Debra Morris Most Studious Alan Morton Best Dressed Judith Wollman Jerome McGowan Christine Rice Class Actor and Actress Paul Mullins Carrie Greenberg Class Musician Kevin Norris Bonnie Fells 29 PEOPLE TO PEOPLE DAY — a day for outside learning. I like you better that my girlfriend.'' It s a well equipped school. There are always plenty of comfortable chairs around. This is more exciting that: ir, ver, venir, comer An experiment was conducted in May, 1971, for the benefit of the entire school. Teachers as well as stu- dents participated in a free school day. Open sessions were held in various fields of interest, and were led by faculty members and students. Stamp collecting, bridge lessons, karate, and history of rock music were only a few of the programs offered that day. 30 For all the times he flunked me, I have to beat Mr. Marano at something! ROCK CONCERT— communication through music Today — Westbury High School Tomorrow — Carnegie Hall 31 George Diktaban tunes up for his first number. CARNIVAL AND ONE ACT PLAYS — music on the move to Europe Joe Ferst waits too many hours for a winner at his booth. Round and round and round — you can get sick just watching a ferris wheel. Beginning last Spring, the Chorus started an all out campaign to raise money for a trip to Europe. They plan to leave in mid- April and travel to Italy, Germany, and Austria. It is a fantastic experience for all the chorus members and we all support their efforts. 32 Kevin Riou questions his new tenant James Sharkey in The Cage. Michael Cohen — policeman in The Infancy. ONE ACT PLAYS — helped make a dream a reality. Michael Bailey and Tim Cole compare their infant techniques. Jill Lief, imparts her knowledge of rearing child- ren to appreciative Robin Motton. Faculty now i know everything! so cries the youth, poor fool. but when he sighs ah! i know nothing, he is wise. SCHOOL BOARD: FIRST: Mr. P. Cooper, Mrs. E. Sharpe, Mr M Weinstein (vice-pres ), Mr. C. Lundborg (pres). Mrs. B Lunenfeld, Mr R. Clark. Mr. R. Dwyer. SECOND: Mr. C. Monk. Dr. F. P. McDermott. Mr. F. Malone, Dr. F. Kelson. Mr. D. Kraemer, Mr M Billig. Mr J Kickham DR. FRANCIS P. McDERMOTT superintendent CARL W. MONK assistant superintendent 36 HARVEY S. KULCH1N principal RAY N. SOUTHARD assistant principal RICHARD D. LUNSFORD JR. dean of students DORIS M. WEBBER assistant principal JOHN O. FOGE assistant principal 37 ART — art is the demonstration that the ordinary is extraordinary. JOHN FASANO DOROTHEA LORENZO chairman varsity football ass't coach ELEANOR MERRITT chairman, wing spur photography art adv. black student union adv THELMA MALONE junior class adv. COMMERCIAL ARTS — and there are practical things in life. MERRILL DOLLAR What makes a 38 DRIVER EDUCATION — to drive you must learn to defend. CLARK HENRY THOMAS NUNZIATA varsity football — head coach EDWARD CRYER chairman DENIS CASTELLANO f.t.a. ENGLISH— Expression, emotion, and escape Why is one teacher considered great and another just okay? PETER BUTNER debate club adv. Is it personality, enthusiasm, and understanding? VEDA NEU reflections club adv. MARK TANNEY MAY SHEEHAN chairman shakespeare club adv. thespians club ass t adv. 40 LILLIAN WISNIEWSKI EDWARD KRINSKY chairman varsity basketball coach JUANITA WYNTER honor society adv. Is it the person who can communicate most effectively and transmit an excitement for CHARLES RUSSELL thespians club adv. JOY SIEBLER cheerleading adv. GUIDANCE— The channelling of new ideas Or is it a combination of these qual RAYMOND COLEMAN athletic director varsity club adv. MAURICE BERES chairman j.v. football ass't coach senior class adv. HEALTH — Each new day's anew discovery EVA BRONNER chairman HOME-ECONOMICS — a learning homemaker 42 is a builder of the future. STANLEY ROSENBERG GERALD MALLON chairman whisp, stage crew How can we even consider this question ? stage crew c.a.c. ARTHUR MADDALONI french club adv. RONALD DOBSON student council gui3ance, latin RUTH KELLY chairman JOSEPH RAZIANO wing spur business adv. INDUSTRIAL ARTS — creative engineering LANGUAGES — salud, pax, d'argent It must be a conglomeration of all these desirable traits. ERNEST DAILEY Spanish club sophomore class adv. varsity cross country coach ANTHONY MORENO mathletes, chairman ROGER COX LIBRARY —read and learn ... MARY ROTHMAN chairman library club adv. Various teachers exhibit these qualities . . . always in differing degrees. THOMAS KELlY MARGARET HADDAD KATHLEEN THIBODEAU WILLIAM KUPFERBERG chairman, band orchestra, twirlers dragonettes MARY STEPHENSON nurse ' JAN WILGENKAMP chorus, select choir, nightmen MUSIC — harmony and consonance It is not, just one kind of person that makes a great teacher. ALBERT HANDY boys' intramurals, ass t chairman LOUIS BOTWIN varsity club adv. program designer ROBERT OTTO BARBARA ROWE g.a.a. ELISA PROLY g.a.a. boys' intramurals ass't PHYSICAL EDUCATION — conditioning through perseverance WILLIAM BOWDEN pre-med. club adv. FARNCIS X. KORBER chairman The quiet,reserved, and respected teacher can communicate love and enthusiasm for a subject as well as the humorous, outgoing and joyful teacher can. JOSEPH GREGSON j.v. soccer coach varsity and j.v. bowling chess club adv. SOL MEDOFF chemistry club adv. SCIENCE dll BTOUnO US biochemistry await new discoveries THOMAS KOSTKA varsity golf coach OCIAL STUDIES -the written past is the JEFF CASSIDY prophesy of the future. j y baseballcoach JOHN FLOOD chairman, whisp adv. WALTER O'BRIEN MICHAEL FIEDLER varsity tennis coach varsity baseball coach THOMAS SHEEHAN varsity swimming coach, varsity track and field coach. CEDRIC BUTLER ass t varsity track and field coach There is clearly no perfect model for a teacher to follow to be MARILYN SILVERMAN considered great by students. sophomore class adv. w.i.f.c.a.s. SPECIAL SERVICES — the hidden helpers DR. MARTIN FELDMAN psychologist 50 ROBERT WATSON social worker SECRETARIES: Mrs. H. Block, Mrs. H. Lidstrom. Mrs. B. Zaino, Mrs. Y. Hooper. JOAN FROHMAN speech ALFRED LITTLEJOHN work-study program GUIDANCE OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mrs. T Maio, Mrs. H. King, Mrs. B. Kahl GUIDANCE OFFICE SECRETARY: Mrs H King. LIBRARY AIDES: Mrs. A. Bowman. Mrs.C. Matarazzo, Mrs. A. Brown. Yet, it seems that Westbury has an abundance of perceptive and progressive teachers. 51 1 can swear I saw him here last period, and the period before that and the period before that and. 52 Practice this hook shot and I'll get you into Harvard. I am running out of passes — honestly; please get to class on time.'' Make no mistake I am the principal Activities — leading the way to creativity. WING AND SPUR — preserve your memories . . The Wing and Spur is the organization that works diligently and creatively to produce a yearbook for the benefit of the school. They strive to record a time in our lives that can never be relived except through the photographs and imagination supplied by the staff. A great deal of work goes into the pro- duction of a yearbook. This year’s editor-in-chief, Iris Djiji, and her assistant editor, Jane Uscher, needed imagination tempered by rationality. The layout staff, headed by Howard Abrahams and Val- erie Potenza sought to create illusions that were pleasing to the eye while working with the photog- raphy staff. Stephen Petrani, the art editor, gave his interpretation of the year through the eyes of an art- ist, while the literary editor, Robin Weinstein, at- tempted, to unify the book by recording the year through words and images. Editor in Chief Iris Djiji Art and photography advisor Mrs. Eleanor Merritt works together with Stephen Pe- EAYOUT STAFF: S. Lentz, R. Lemkin, D. Lordi. trany. Art editor. HOWARD ABRAHAMS art editor Editor-in-chief Iris BILLY DEBEAR sports editor Djiji consults with LEONARD SHULMAN ass t sports editor advisor Robert P. Seckler 57 OUR PHOTOGRAPHERS: Paul Rex Peter Daly Todd Fishkind Cynthia Charles Keith Minnion Gary Russo Nancy Miller Marc Engel BUSINESS STAFF: FIRST: D. Caracappa, E. Kramer, D. Rowan, J. Kupferberg, N. Miller, SECOND: P. Bizzigotti, D. Wickey, I. Chinitz, P. Molloy, R. Barraco. CO-LAYOUT EDITOR: Valerie Potenza MANAGING STAFF: FIRST: E. Annunziato, SECOND: R. Lemkin, D. Lordi, R. Sanders, K. Honan, S. Lentz. WHISP— objectivity; the ultimate goal WHISP EDITORS: J. Wiekey, L. Williams, K. Rex, B. Minch, K. Minnion. G. Simon, J. Rothen- berg. T. Ernst, B. DeBear. A dedicated editor questions the validity of his work. WHISP REPORTERS: L. Shumaker, M. Grubstein, J. Wollman, D. Wickey, J. Kupferbcrg, C. Padover, A. Nash, M. Sombcrg, K. Rex, K. Raphael. 8« Bl The Whisp is the voice of Westbury High School. The editorials, articles, and comics re- flect a variety of opinions and ideas. It gives the students their first, real taste for newspa- per production. Its many activities, range from literary, to lay-out, to transcription, to art and photography. The Whisp is produced totally by the students at Westbury High School and therefore it is a true reflection of life here in our school and community. WHISP PRODUCTION: FIRST: D. Lombardi, K Kraska, M Weiss, M Minnion, P. Gennari, M May, L Potter, G. Lewis. SECOND: K. Ferber. M. Blumberg, J. Greenberg, K. Kehoe, A. Schumaker. P. Molloy, G. Feldstein, R. Applebaum,T. Fishkind. 61 STUDENT COUNCIL — a microcosmic representation STUDENT COUNCIL: FIRST: P. Mullins (vice-pres), G. Simon (pres.). Mr. Dobson (adv.), E. Annun iato (sec- treas.) SECOND: C. Cue. L Erikson, K Rice, D. Walker. R. Lemkin, M. Ferst, C. Gannon, C. Herbert, R. Dewey, V. Van Cleef, I. Hilliard, S. Smith. J. Segall, D. Smith. THIRD: P. Sheinheit, M Rex. A. Schumacher. E. Schecter. M. Papish. P. Grandinetti, L. Humphrey. B. Cruse. C. Fann, R. Schoefeld. A. Offenberg, C. Surace, K. Meyers. J. Boren - stein. J. Greenberg. S. Lentz. FOURTH: S. Ball. R Sherwin, D. Walls, D. Rowan. A. Cunningham. L. Schulman, B DeBear. J. Rothfield. C. Mays, A. Morton, M. Gillium, C. Zaino, T. Childs, K. Ferber, G. Franklin, P. Levi. HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL: FIRST: M. Jackson, V. Potter, A. Brown, C. Stevens, Mr. Lundsford (adv.), B. Galloway, L. Lynwood, G. Arce. SECOND: K. Riou. L. Weinberger. C. Boydston, C. Veal, T. Childs, K. Norris, G. Simon, R. Gioia, W. Burns. HUMAN RELATIONS — Bigotry tries to keep truth safe in its hand with a grip that kills it. 62 STUDENT CORRICULUM COMMITTEE: FIRST: M May. V Potter. A. Brown, W. Burns, L Linwood. K Ferguson, C Veal SECOND: Mrs. Webber (Adv.), L. Merritt. G. Burnett. R. Clark, G. Simon, P. Jacobs, E. Annunziato, E. Davis, Mr Kul- chin (adv.). DRUG COUNCIL — we who avoid the problems that confront us, deny ourselves self-preservatior DRUG COUNCIL: FIRST: J. Persip, L. Linwood, J. Segal I, j Weil BACK: F. Wilson, P. Levi, D. Small. — progressive thinking for a better school STUDENT CURRICULUM COMMITTEE HONOR SOCIETY — scholarship, leadership, and character HONOR SOCIETY: FIRST: R. Weinstein, P Bohcali, B Bab, A Morton (vice-pres ), H. Lidstrom (pres.), K. Re (sec.), J. Wollman (treas.). R. Lemkin SECOND: N Miller. N. Altebrando, W. Koepcke, B. Fells. D. Small, W. Powell, P. Jacobs. A. Farkas, E. Solomon, T. Ernst. G. Nolan. THIRD: J Bradford. P. Eliseo, L. Shulman, J. Adler. R. Zucker, G. Franklin. G. Simon. R. Sherwin. B. DeBear. Helen Lidstrom president The Honor Society is one of those clubs in West- bury that is not fully understood by the student body. It is not a club based only upon academic achievement. Yes, the scholastic average plays some part in the induction process but more important than that, is service, character, leader- ship and spirit of the students. In the past years Honor Society has been an organization in name only. The past two years, however, have proved this to be untrue. Honor Society has sponsored two college night programs for the sole benefit of the students and has published a number of bul- letins informing the students about college en- trance procedures and answering any academic questions they may be faced with. Honor Society has finally become an organization aiding the school and its respective parts rather than an ego feeding club for the intelligentsia'' of the school. President Helen Lidstrom welcomes senior Marion L ubstein into The 1972 Honor Society. W.I.S.E. — vast experience spurred by international communications WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY Who is WISE? — wise is the students. What is WISE? — wise is an organization that sponsors inter-national communication. When is WISE? — wise is all year round. Where is WISE? — wise is in Westbury, Latin America and the world. Why is WISE? — wise is for the students. Wise is that group of students and faculty that seeks boundaries beyond Westbury alone. Through their christmas wreath sale and gernaium sale, Wise was able to sponsor three students for summers abroad. Robin Weinstein, Linda Humphrey, and Daryl Veal spent their summers in Guatemala, Chile, and Austria, respectively. Each year, new projects are designed to raise money for Wise. With the support of the school. Wise will soon be able to sponsor many students in their summer abroad programs. WISE: FIRST: D. Lordi. J Kupferberg, Mrs. Kuhlman (adv.), R. Weinstein, L. Humphrey, Mrs. Rothman (adv.), D. Lemkin, J. Ferebee, M. Weiss. SECOND: M. Ferst, D. Wickey, L. Fink, S. Lentz, J. Segall, L. Stein, M. Blumberg, R. Lein, P. Jacobs, B. Bab, B. Hubert, D. Walker, THIRD: J. Sparkman. M. Redavid, D. Kendall, P. Molloy. A. Cunningham. K. Ferber, C. Cue. B. Cruise, K. Breslin. 65 W.I.F.C.A.S. — there is never an overabundance of love F.T.A. — educators in the making F.T.A.: FIRST: L. Williams, K. Meyers, C. Monastra, D. Lombardi. B Bab (treas.), P. Jacobs (pres.), M Grubstein (sec.), L. Schumaker, N. Silverberg. SECOND: N. Altabrando. M. Papish, J. Fluke. I. Hilliard, D. Walker, H. Lidstrom, R. Greenfield, F Bernstein. Mr. Castel- lano (adv.) THIRD: D. Wickey, S. Lentz, A. Farkas, D. Lordi. B. Minch. L. Weinherger, R. Arzu. F. Wilson. P. Levi. M. Gillum, J. Thomas. W.I.F.C.A.S.: FIRST: D. Gelzer. D. Caracappa. K Breslin. M. Ferst, R Lemkin, J. Kupferberg, H. Lidstrom. D. Walker, B. Hubert. C. Monastral, M Weiss, K. Herbert, N. Silverberg. SECOND: Mrs. Silverman (adv.) R. Greenfield, L. Williams, J. Fluke, L. Ericson, K. Meyers. N. Seltzer, D. Carl, T. Washington. C. Fann, D. Lemkin, P. Bizzigotti, G. Kanig, F. Burstein. THIRD: K. Krampitz, D. Rowen, D. Wickey. L. Summa, L. Stein, L. Ball, E. Annunziato, B. Viola. B. Rueger, J. Greenberg, K. Ferber, D. Galloway, D. Walls, R. Appell- baum, M. Blumberg. REFLECTIONS — expression through creativity REFLECTIONS: FRONT: M. Jackson. K. Rex. J. Charles. K. Rafael, B. Katz, D Walker, N. Miller, T. Wash- ington, K. Hurbert BACK: J. Rothenberg, L. Fink, E. Weil, J. Rothfield, L. Linwood, J. Wollman, D. Walls. T. Ernst, R. Lorett, K. Minnion, B. Hubert. LIBRARY CLUB — the sword may perish; words are immortal LIBRARY CLUB: FIRST: I. Hilliard, B. Galloway, M Minnion, Mrs. Matarazzo (adv.), D. Wickey, R Lemkin, Mrs. Rothman (adv.), R. Zucker, Mrs. Bowman (adv.). SECOND: R. Sanders, D. Lemkin, M. Aime, E. Glover, D. Prince, N. Seltzer, D. Walker, S. Schwadron. THIRD: J. Kupferberg, T. Quinn, M. Smircina, F. Kleveta, P. Molloy, R. Grandinetti, N. Michel. PRE-MED — work to save the living PRE-MED: FIRST: F. Nieves, D. Kendall, B. Hubert, C. Monastra, A. Brown, R. Salley, D. Walker, (treas.), L. Summa, A. Polazzo (PRES.), H. Abrahams (Vice-Pres.), B. Katz, T. Miller, R. Lemkin, P. Gennari, N. Idevaia. SECOND: R. Lovette, M Redavid, K. Herbert, I. Hillard, B. Galloway, D. Wickey, G. Lewis. L. Stein, J. Segall, D. Lemkin, D. Rowan, K. Rosato, E. Soloman, M. Engle (sec.), P. Shainheit, J. Adler, J. Wollman, C. Kraska, K Minnion, K. Kehoe, R. Lien, M Grubstein, L. Schumacker, G. Nolan. 1. Djiji. J. Sparkman THIRD: L. Fink, K Breslin, D. Smith. E. Futterman, L. Dillman, K. Norris. D. Ferst, J. Klein, L. Erickson, P. Rocco. T. Washington, S. Petrany, P. Bizzigotti, D. Small, J. Greenberg, L. Weinberger, D. Katz, M. Smircina, M. Somberg. J. Zuckerwise, M. Blumberg, C. Muller. CHEMISTRY — synthesis of the non-existent CHEMISTRY: FIRST: J. Kuferberg, B. Galloway. I. Hilliard, J. Klein, J. Rothenberg (Tres.), J. Greenberg (Pres.), B. Hubert (V.Pres.) D. Wickey, T. Murro, P. Bizzigotti, D. Small. SECOND: D. Sadowsky, D. Gallo- way, P. Rocco, M. Engel. A. Polazzo. D. Walker, M. Weiss. L. Summa. P. Gennari, C. Kraska, K. Rosato. E. Soloman, M. Davis. THIRD: E. Johnson. D. Katz. R. Appelbaum. K Ferber, B. Rueger, L. Weinstein. M Blumberg. A. Cummingham, M. Smircina, K. Minnion, W. Letsky. SPANISH AND FRENCH CLUBS — international study through domestic education SPANISH: FIRST: M. Ferst, B Katz. J Segall, S. Lentz. SECOND: J. Persip. J. Klein, F. Wilson, P. Levi, L. Stein. FRENCH: FIRST: J. Kupferburg, B. Hubert. T. Ernst, K. Raphael. B Bab. D. Wickey. K. Kraska, J. Weil. SECOND: D. Walker. N. Miller, L. Summa, P. Rocco, B. Rueger, K. Nor- ris, P. Yuva, D. Lordi, I. Djiji, P. Bizzigotti, K. Breslin. SHAKESPEARE CLUB— tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow SHAKESPEARE CLUB: FIRST: S. Schwadron, P. Jacobs, I. Djiji, R. Winstein, R. Lemk- in, J. Wollman, Mrs. Sheehan (adv.) SECOND: V. Carr. J. Charles. L. Ball. D. Meller. P. Mullins, N. Altebrando. K. Raphael, W. Powell, M. Grubstein, H. Abrahams, J. Kelly. K. Rosato, D. Veal, L. Schumaker RED CROSS: FIRST: J. Segall, P. Jacobs, Mrs. Doran (adv.), A. Farkas, R. Cobb. SECOND: R. Candi- netti, I. Hilliard, C. Fann, L. Madden, L. Humphrey, K. Meyers, L. Ball. DEBATE CLUB — to understand a man's speech is to come closer to knowing him DEBATE: FIRST: D. Small. K. Riou, J. Weil, P. Eliseo. SECOND: D. Small, Mr. Buttner, advisor. M. Davis, M. Baker. MATHLETES — the world is a mass of living numbers MATHELETES: FIRST: S. Seelig. R. Zucker, J. Rothenberg. J Adler. S. Petrany SECOND: Mr. Moreno (adv) A. Nash. E. Soloman, A Murro. L. Weinberger. C Feldstein, B. Hubert 71 STAGE CREW — the show must go on; the stars are behind the scenes STAGE CREW: FIRST: K. Hoffer, E. Valentine. P. Rocco, M. Jerome, SECOND: N. Rufrano, V. Potter, A. Summa, M. Minnion, L. Summa, L. Towne, THIRD: T. Bennett, E. Johnson, R. Frey, G. Russo, R. Stravino, P. Daly, R. Gioia. AUDIO VISUAL: FIRST: P. Daly, G. Russo, K. Hoffer, R Stravino, SECOND: J. Rickenbacker, T. Bennett, B. Schwartz, E. Valentine. COMMUNICATIONS ARTS CLUB: FIRST: T. Fishkind, R Frey. R Stravino, T. Bennett, E. Valentine, B. Schwartz, SECOND: G. Russo, E. Johnson, R. Gioia, P. Rocco, P. Daly, J. Rothenberg. C.A.C. —lunchtime follies AUDIO VISUAL — you only see what you listen for S.T.E.N.C.H. — mother-nature is growing old STENCH: FIRST: J. Lacey, T. Ernst, J. Wollman. N. Silverberg, R. Greenfield, J. Kepferberg, F. Burstein. SECOND: D. Walker, D. Wickey, B. Hubert, D. Small, J. Rothenberg, L. Summa, T. Miller CHESS — mind vs. mind wit vs. wit CHESS CLUB: FIRST: J. Greenberg, T. Ernst. J Rothenberg. SECOND: D. Galloway. R. Applebaum, J. Klein, M. Blumberg. WOODWINDS: FIRST: H Lidstrom. D. Bryant. J. Ferebee, D. Walker. F. Adler. J. Kupferberg, P Tinsely, K. Rex, J. Ingram, L. Merritt, SECOND: S. Mechanic, N. Bernstein, T. Miller, D. Carl, K. Blanco, T. Culen, L. Minervini, R. Mirkin, J. Rothbard, V. Potter. THIRD: J. Rubin. D. Bush, T. Ernst, N. Miller. J. Tamber. S. Deitel. M. Shore, B. Schecner, D. Gelzer. SAX: K. Norris, G. Franklin. D. Galloway, P. Shapiro, P. Biz- zigotti, C. Muller, G. Bredin, SECOND: C. Gibney, R. Mir- kin, H. Davis, R Schecter. THIRD: J. Bradford. M. Scaly, L. Tasciotti, M. Robinson. BRASS: FIRST: J. King, E. Agins, V. Bove, T. Palazzo, G. Simon, T. Aloisio SECOND: J. Wicks, R. Widmer, P. Schack. A. Kook, THIRD: B. Anastasia. D. Pone, J. Richenbacker, S. Seelig, D. Smith, R. Burns, K. Little. J. Jones, J. Sanders. 74 BAND AND ORCHESTRA — music is the soul of mankind ORCHESTRA: FIRST: G. Douglas, G. Burnett, J. McAnulty, M. Baker, V. Stovell. J. Charles, V. Van- Cleef, J. Weil, E. Small, M Sealy. SECOND: C. Norris, L. Stone, P. Shumacker, J. Wollman, J. Borenstein, C. Watson, K. Willis, J. Bradford, I Hilliard. THIRD: M. Robinson, H. Lidstrom, R. Martino, D. Walker, T. Miller. DANCE BAND: FIRST: K. Norris, G. Franklin. D. Galloway. C. Gibney, C. Muller, E. Schec- ter, H Davis. SECOND: L. Towne. J. Wicks. J Bradford. P Schack. B. Fells. THIRD: C Nor- ris! J King, V Bove, T. Palazzo. G. Simon. M. Sealy. FOURTH: S. Seeling. D. Smith. J. Jones. M. Robinson. 75 CHORUS — a musical release SELECT CHOIR: FIRST: C. Smith. J. Borenstein. K. Apfel. N Rufrano. J Bradford. E. Valentine, A Williams. R. Brown. M. Casilli, T. Washington, L. Lagnese, SECOND: R. Motton, M. Ferst, D. Walk- er, B. Solomon, A. McCoy, T. Quinn, J. Rickenbacker. P. Mullins, G. Kanig, K. Rosato, j. Jackson. D. Ferst, C. Fann, THIRD: B. Fells, G. Griffin. L Walker W. Powell. R. Greene, T Coll. M. Cohen. M. Vuotto, M. Davis, J. Roberts, M. Bailey, W. O Rouke. K. Donahue, J. Gales. J. Aldridge. GENERAL CHORUS: FIRST: C. Gayie, N. Iadevia, B. Mandrachia, M. Redavid. S. Monty, E. Johnson, K Kraska. K Kehoe, D. Clarke. SECOND: L. Towne, R Greenfield, L. Erickson. D. Kendall. M. Falls, R Hilton. C. Becket. L. Ellis. B. Mahoney, B. Cruise, S. Smith, C. Middleton, J. Cibney. E. Kramer, N. Mich- elle, Y. Govantes. D. Richardson, S. Washington, D. Foster THIRD: R. Lein, E. Howard. M. May, P. Jackson, C. Stancil, Y. Johnson. C. Dickson, D. Hoffer, B. Galloway, Y. Jameson, W. Rickenbacker, C. Hawthorne, D. Motton, J. Rothfield, D. Smith, J. Hayward, D. McFarland, A. Summa, P. Genari, K. Mc- Kelvin. V. Potter. FOURTH: K. Krampitz, C. Barber, C Boydston. K. Ferguson, E. Nash, D. Walls, W. Puleo. P. McAnulty. R. Frey. K. Ferber, T. Chiles. R. Applebaum, G. Holly, E. Isaacs. C. Grange. K Thomas, J. Hines, D. McQuillan, R. Fontana, J. Quinn, D. Burnett, W. Fontana NIGHTMEN: FIRST: D. Small, J. McAnulty. J. Rickenbacker. E. Valentine. W. O'Rourke. R Brown SECOND: E. Schecter. P. Shapiro. D. Burnett, A. Williams. M Vuotto, P Mullins. P McAnulty. THIRD: P. Schack. J. Quinn, D. Walls, M. Cohen, T. Cole, G. Kanig. G. Holly. M Bailey. 77 BLACK STUDENT UNION — unity of few leads to unity of many BLACK STUDENT UNION: FIRST: C. Bradley. N Langstrom, W. Burns. E. Scott SECOND: Mrs Merritt (adv ) M Baker, L. Merritt, K. Riou, D. Reape. ' '' ANGELIC NINE — contribution to the school 78 ANGELIC NINE: FIRST: C. Prince. J Persip. B Rose SECOND: F Brown, P. Rose, Y. De Los Reyes. DRAGONETTES — those who try harder DRAGONETTES: FIRST: D. Wickey. B. Mandracia, E. Howard, P. Jackson. R. Lein. SEC OND: R. Jackson, C. Gayle, G. Wright, F. Nieves, M. Weiss. VARSITY CLUB: FIRST: Mr. Coleman (adv ), J. Adler. D. Small, T Ernst. C. Gibney D. Sadows- ky, M. Kreindler, A. Morton. C. Franklin, B. Zybul. P. MacAnulty. J. MacAnulty. Walls. SEC- OND- B DeBear, P. Daly, R. Lapierre, K. Little, R. Kilgore, B. Rueger. G. Simon, A McCoy. . Kanig, M. Gillum. P. Levi THIRD: L. Shulman, B. Morton. P. Lorenze, L. Watson. P. Shainheit. B. Wicey. P Mullins. R. Schaufeld, A. Offenberg, F. Wilson, R. Arzu, R. Mirkin VARSITY CLUB —top athletes 79 CHEERLEADERS — the backbone of school spirit VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FIRST: R. Sanders (co-captain). B. Solomom (captain), SECOND: C. Fann, P. Brilatt. M. Ferst. R. Posillico. THIRD: C. Mays, D, Lewis, L. Erickson, M Hunter. J. Ferebee. What does cheerleading mean today? Is it still that elite group of pretty girls who sing on the sidelines? The answer is no. The cheerleaders are a binding force in Westbury's athletic program. They spend many hours practicing for precision and skill. They support our teams and add that extra something that makes going to a game exciting. 80 CHEERLEADERS — spirit throughout victory and defeat J.V. CHEERLEADERS FIRST: 1. pasquerelli, d. ferst. SECOND: c. me kelvin, d. kendalL s. monty, m. may, m. gibney. THIRD: c. gayle, b. mandrachia, a. Fletcher, r. hylton, c. hawthorne. 81 underclass Open your eyes — there is so much yet to come . . . Sophomores pres. vice pres. Let them be, don't bother, let them be. It's too early for them to see. donna daniel foster small s«c. treas. deborah edward smith schecter tony ardis fern adler Charles agins rhonda alter olivia louis alexander allacco nicholas hah cheryl haron robert harraco rachel richard cynthia nancy rene harrow hartow hates beardsley hauchamp lb henry becker vanussa robin hell henner nancy kathryn bernstein bianco deborah blowers margaret hooker jaye horenstein floyd bowman colin boydston Let them go don't bother, let them go. come tomorrow, they will know. Tell me you're kidding. I can't get caught cutting again. I've had de- tention all week. gina Caroline dominie david bove bradley brady bright april karen denise Stanley david gail ralph brown brown bryant bull burnett burnett burt patricia brooks gaii claudett robert catapano joseph canadeo campanale joycelyn charles kevin burwell eugene casey ray calder barbara charles tina james richard alfred amy edward criste cue culen cleckley danlosky davis davis daly 85 bonnie reba ilene david keith cathleen Cornelius robin chebuskie cherry chinitz collin cooper corte crane crichlow crider The Sophomores will not leave here as they have entered. Bruce Henry Virginia Tom Davis Davis Davis Deferrari Steven John Deitd DeLoreoz Bruce Joseph Paul DeLuca DeLura DeMilto Brenda Laura Stacy Gary Mary Thomas Bliott Ellis Emanuel Fields Farino Farkas 86 In this, their first year, we have watched them emerge from the shells in which they were hidden. I know this one! That's two out of ten. That's not so bad. Patti Ellen Serita Beth Teresa Richard Theresa Fusco Futterman Gall man GaJloway Gamez Garrison Gathmann Mary Milton Ewen Ernest Janice Darwin Melinda Beth Peter Gibney Gillespie Gillies Gillum Gillum Glass Goins Goldberg Goode Clifford Eugene James Cynthia Donna Marvin Curtis Josephine John Goodman Gorman Graham Gray Graziano Green Gross Guarino Gulotta Reginald Sabrina Diane Jackie Robert Caryn Hairston Hairston Hartley Hayward Henenlotter Herbert Brenda Anthony William Hill Hines Hines They have learned to speak out against the violence and unrest of our society. david donna andrew elois hoback hoffer Hoffman havard duane nanci doug donovan peter hutchinson idevaia ingram irons jaffe Hey, what do you think of her? Not bad, not bad at all curtis rodney eva fay jamison jenkins johnson johnson george kris anne terri veda camilla johnson johnson johnson johnson jones brad clarence deborah penny erica steven anthony lisa kimble king king kitchings klapper klein komaroski kordish 88 They mature . . . by overcoming the obstacles of a turbulent time. jean venessa lawson leake sleven deborah deborah iefkowitz lemkin levy darrell gary lewis lewis fred philip joseph robin loftin lord louder lovett philip lucian steven beryl gary lowe lee magrane mahoney manheim ira clisa marilyn nanci ralph manhoff man ton may marino martino joanne phyllis donna peter martone maxwell mazurkiewicz mcanulty 89 Where's the gang meeting Friday night? Soon they will be forced to leave their sheltered homes and stand face to face with a variety of social and economic problems. Steven Christie Susan Jim McCarty McKdvin Mechanic Meiget Felice Audley Leonard Nieves Newell Minervini Teresa Jay Migliore Miles Gladys Susan Mitchell Monty Doreen Andrew Motion Nash Alma Norman Chris Norris Larry Nyquist Kevin O'Brien Cherise Orton Craig Padover Gwendolyn Peagier Peter Perettine Hal Perkins ■ Margaret Volando Petrany Phillips Vicky Piscitelli Marshall Emilina Cathy Pittman Placeres Posillico Robert Prewitt Susan Donna Vicky Willie p°y Posillico Potter Powell Donna William Prince Puleo John Quinn They will choose path to travel upon — each, as an individual. I wonder if she'll go out with me? James Michael Maria Royce Reardon Reape Redavid Reddick Fredda Reeves Donna Milton Richardson Robinson Eddie Rogers Ola Bernard Rogers Rose Donald Ross Bob Jodi Gary John Rothbard Rothfieid Russell Sabastino Renee Salley Gail Kevin Paul Billy Glenn Bruce Mark Frances Alan Sandiford Saunders Schack Schaeffer Schantz Schechner Schreiber Schultz Schumacker Nancy Laura Roberta Judi Paul Jeff John Melanie Stephen Scott Seamon Seelig Segall Shapiro Sharkey Sheeran Shore Silverstein 91 Take your place on the great mandella as it moves through your brief moment of time. Win or lose now you must choose. mandeii isabdie jt ) muik spradley smetana smilon so m berg jill joanne clarissa frank bryon alan sprakman stiff stand! Staten statton stevens linwood vicki ann stone stoval summa mary jay phyllis tilley tillman tinsley P et gary elise ronald kelton dennis swerz tarrow taylor taylor thomas tidball Cornell torrance lorraine towne valerie vancleef corey veal nicholas v ergata randy vigdor doris white susan vilinsky mildred white paul wachter gwendolyn williams Stephanie Washington gwen wright gregory watson diana yanity wey man watson shirley zaino evelyn weil vincent zaino geri weinstein migdonia zea They have entered into the garden that is life. ::r — ■ — - Tiny buds, so minute they are hardly noticed— = TT. . — _ rjf They are nurtured slowly with patience and guidarK —-— ■■ 1 __ Blossoming into mature and fragrant flowers. - — - Z=== The growth is difficult and tedious. - _ '7=? - It takes much determination to obtain this end product the unique rr JUNIORS It's the time to make a change, but relax, take it easy. Pres. Vice-Pres. Sect. Treas. Kevin Timothy Deborah Denise Rk u Coll Ferst Simpson Edward Annunziata Charles Alaia Angela Agnetti Roy Appelbaum Josaphine Alaia Gloria Atkins Arsene Anastasia Salvatore Albanese Michael Bailey Michael Carolyn Anthony Baker Barber Barber a Cheryl Barrow JoAnne Mickey Cathy Paul Battaglk, Beatty Becket Bizzigotti Cheryl Blackman Mark Karen Clinton Blum berg Breslin Brown Annabell Pat Walter Bryant Buffalino Bumes Felice Daniel Robert Burstein Bush Brown Andrew Shirley Calafates Coleman Gary Collins Irvan Campbell Tom Campbell Ernest Canadeo Doreen Caracappa Dale Carl Fitzroy Simmons 94 You're still young, that's your fault. There's so much you have to know. Caroline Theodore Lillian William Joanne Rudolph Veronica Anna Nancy Catapano Childs Childs Childs Ciardullo Clark Clingman Castaldo Colburn Brian Rosalyn Sherry Philip Valerie Cynthia Pamela Arthur Clinton Cobb Cohen Compte Corino Cubit Cumbo Cunningham Susan Dankosky Jackalvn Davis Anthony DeBonis Lori Demilto Deborah Demirjian Leslie Deutsch Nancy Sarah William DiBiase Dial Do sc her Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you've got . . . kenneth ferber janice kevin marguerite ferebee ferguson ferst roger richard elizabeth robert marie ford fickler fink fontana ford kevin james fox francis merrill friedman robert frey darrell galloway andrienne garrett jacqueline gales carol gannon patricia gennari Joyce james karen victoria yolanda charles randi rosalyn robert gibney gill gondolini gorman govantes grange greenbaum greene greene J rooda geri joel susan elaine wayne mark greenfield griffin gross giambrone green haberland gurewitz For you will still be here tomorrow — but your dreams may not. Judy Cil Douglas John Halfpenny Hawthorne Heron Hickey Kathy Frank George Hoffer Hojnacki Holley Ronald Holmes Cathy Honan Bambi Hubert Deborah Hunter Romana Hylton Peter Haldky Francis Toni Edward Joyce William Yvette Randi Gerald Michael lannotti Irons Isaacs Ingram Jackson Jamison Jefferson Jenkins Jenkins Anthony Marlin Veronica Bonnie David Kathleen Elizabeth Ann Frank Johnson Johnson Josey Katz Katz Kehoe Kelly Kennelly KJeveta Karen Alan Ellen Kathryn Caren Linda Julie Louise Knaust Kook Kramer Krampitz Kraska Kumorowski Kupferberg Lagnese 97 the Juniors have grown. linda norma candasie randy lagnese langston lawrence lein allison cdward susan lee lefrak lcntz william Stuart donna michael loretta denise barbara letsky levy lewis lewis linwood lordi lorenzen steven vivian losonci madison joseph martinez sharon mayhew victoria malchar emmet malone barbara mandracchia kieran manning paul miles sigrun marchesano gerald maio james john mcanulty mccorthy deborah douglas lori mcfarland mcquillan merritt anthony michele minervini minnion randi mirkin robin mirkin chris nora carol metroni michel middleton Yes, I m back with Frank. This is one of our on weeks. 98 They have been guided by their dreams and aspirations. If I pray hard enough, maybe the bell will ring sooner. peter molloy blaine morton lome moon robin motton alice moore anthony murro linda morning michelle mu r ray Icon sharon morris morris rene nack medford james norman nuzzi jeffrey o'reilly joanne pasquarelli lynn passariello janice patterson evelyn pedreira soma perez frank petrocelli purnell pittman darrell pone kenny poon frank posillico jaqueline posillico louise potter laurie proschel rabatsky john rawlings henry maura john michael razzano renison rhodes rice 99 They are individuals seeking happiness and truth — striving for peace... Wanda Dennis Cynthia William Rickenbacker Richards Richardson Rocco Wait till he gets a load of this! Dennis Russell Harold Russell James Sallie Andy Samuel! Craig Saunders Jeff Savitch David Sbrocchio Donna Schertz Barry Schwartz Elizabeth Scott Marshall Stanley Joan Nancy Richard Naomi John Seally Seeling Segall Seltzer Shelley Silverberg Simeone Daniel Jennifer Mark Daniel Sylvia Daniel Linda Marilyn Small Small Smircina Smith Smith Spearman Sposta Staff 100 They will look back on these days and remember the good times. Jacqueline Stasi Laurie Stein Warren Stokey Robert David Joy Stravino Sunderland Tamber Robert Louis Taragon Tasciotti Lynda Karen Stephen Alice Gary George Thomas Jose Edward Tierney Tilley Tinkel Trollinger Tromer Turner Unger Velasquez Valentine Marisa George Charles Vani Vassar Vincent The bus to Roosevelt Field stopped here yesterday Robert Ida Michele Judy Marian Cheryl Viola Waldek Wallace Weil Weiss Wetterich Linnea Patricia Caroline Francis Peter Stacey Wurster Yuva Zaino Zaino Zaino Zwaik 101 Please, don t say it — not another test on Friday! What goes on in the upstairs bathroom? If they only knew. With all the exciting classes I've had today, this is the first time I've really had to use my brain. Hang on to your hopes, my friend. That's an easy thing to say. But if your hopes should pass away Simply pretend that you can build them Again. Look around, The grass is high, The fields are ripe. It's the springtime of our lives. It's cold, my hair's frizzy, I have five extra laps to do. What else do you want from my life? He's a Junior. How did he get his licence? 103 sports WESTBURY OPPONENT 14 G.N. North 10 Lev.-Div 22 Jericho 28 G.N. South 52 Roslyn 20 Glen Cove 40 LocusjValley 12 Farmingdal 0 West Hemp. FOOTBALL dragons finish fourth in county All-Division lineman Tony Aloisio harasses Levittown quarterback. Fullback Beotis Carlisle sweeps around right end in upset of Division. COACHES: TOP: T Nunziata. C. Marano BOTTOM: M Beres, J. Fasano. QB Billy Allegra searches for a receiver against Farmingdale. Ronnie Bates wraps up West Hempstead ball carrier as Don Walls (20) and Roy Davis (64) watch. Paul Rex gets off punt as Mitch Miller provides protec- tion. 108 Westbury Football Producing a great team effort, the Dragons earned fourth place in Nassau County, winning their division crown and advancing to the North Shore finals by de- feating Locust Valley. Although losing their final two playoff games, the Dragons were the surprise team of the year, gaining a ninth game at Hofstra. After an opening victory against Great Neck North, the Dragons upset Division 10-0, as Roy Davis caused a safety and Billy Allegra teamed up with Ronnie Bates on a 81 yard touchdown pass. After losing to Jericho, Westbury bounced back to defeat Great Neck South and Roslyn as Allegra hit receivers Alan Schur, Mike Jen- kins, and Paul Rex for scoring passes. After clinching the title by defeating Glen Cove, West- bury played its best all around game of the year, whip- ping Locust Valley 40-14. Linebacker Mitch Miller led the defensive charge, while the offense, paced by the running of Beotis Carlisle and Doug Blackwell, rolled up 335 yards against the Falcons. This victory advanced Westbury to the County semifinals and assured them of the ninth game. Farmingdale, ranked first in New York State, proved too powerful for the Dragons, as they broke open a close game in the second half, to end West- bury’s County title dreams. In the consolation game, the disappointed Dragons were shut out by West Hemp- stead, 13-0, to finish the season with a 6-3 overall record. Coaches Tom Nunziata and John Fasano did a brilliant job taking this small, underrated team as far as they did. Alan Schur, Billy Allegra, Ronnie Bates, Ken Little, Roy Davis and Beotis Carlisle were all chosen to the All-Di- vision III team. Schur was further honored by being named to the second team All-County squad. You take it, no I'll take it. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: FIRST: K. Thomas, R. Hardy, J. Myles, A. Stevens, D Hutchinson. A. Calafates. M Robinson, J. Arnel, SECOND: C. Marano (coach), J. Reardon, P. Lowe, L. Rudes, R. Henenlot- 109 ter, D. Brady, B. Lagnese, J. O’Reilly, K. Little, W. Watson, M. Beres (coach). SOCCER hooters reach north shore semi-finals SCORES Westbury 7 Levittown Devision 0 Westbury 2 Roslyn 0 Westbury 1 G.N.South 0 Westbury 4 Jericho 0 Westbury 7 Glen Cove 0 Westbury 0 G.N. North 0 Westbury 4 Levittown Division 1 Westbury 2 Roslyn 1 Westbury 9 G. N. South 2 Westbury 4 Jericho 0 Westbury 1 Glen Cove 2 Westbury 2 G. N. South 1 Westbury 4 Sy osset , 2 Westbury 0 Wheatle 1 VARSITY SOCCER: TOP: Coach Hotchkiss, L. Moon, R. Mirkin, T. Campbell, A. Dennis, T. Ernst, D. Veal, C. Ruff, M. Kreindler, R. Lapierre, BOTTOM: M. Sealy, G. Franklin, S. Levy, C. Iadevaia, R. Widmer. B. Reuger, D. Smith, T. Dunn. 110 Lome Moon demonstrates his All-County ability. All-Division fullback Marshall Sealy led an outstanding defense. The 1971 hooters finally broke the spell that has hung over them for several years, and became Division III champions on the strength of a 10-1-1 league record. Led by all county selection, junior Lome Moon, the Drag- ons came from behind to beat G.N. North on the season s final day, to take the title from the previously undefeated Blazers. The hooters reached the North Shore Semi-Finals by defeating Syosset, 4-2, but after 4:24 seconds of the sixth 5 minute overtime, Wheatly elimmnated Westbury, 1-0. The junior-laden team was characterized by a stingy de- fense and high powered offense. Seniors: Rich Lapierre and Mark Kreindler were outstanding in the goals as they combined to shut our seven opponents. They were aided by the excellent defense work of All Division Fullback Marshall Sealy, Danny Smith, Carl Ruff and Stu Levy. Second team All-North Shore Selections, Randy Mirkin and Gary Franklin spearheaded an offense that accounted for 47 goals, with Merkin's nine goals being the team high. High scoring Tony Dunn, Camille Iadevia, Tom Ernst, Tom Campbell, Bill Reuger, and Antoine Dennis also contributed to the successful campaign. JUNIOR VARISTY SOCCER: FRONT; Linwood Stone, William Zybul, Jeffrey Devito. John Delorenzo, MIDDLE; Hank Becker, Stanely Seeling, Jean Laguerre. Doug Ingram, Tony Fox, BACK; Bryon Station, Robery Taragan, Milton Gillespie, Philip Compte, Louis Weinberger, coach Joseph Gregson. Tony Dunn battles for possession in championship contest with Great Neck North. Ill Tennis: Netmen finish fourth against tough competition VARSITY TENNIS: FIRST: P. Shapiro, C Padover, M. Engel, T. Unger, A. Murro, Mr. Fiedler (coach), A. Hoffman, D. Callaway, SECOND: D, Small, S. Lowy, L. Shulman, P. Shainheit, A. Of- fenberg, B. DeBear, G. Simon. WESTBURY 0 Roslyn 3 Glen Cove 4 Jericho 0 G.N. South 0 G.N. North 1 Roslyn 5 Jericho 5 Glen Cove 1 G.N. South 1 G.N. North Captain Dave Small serves up an ace. 112 TENNIS SENIORS: P. Shainheit, L. Shulman, S. Lowy, W. DeBear, A. Offenberg, G. Si mon, D. Small, M. Engel. After four years of qualifying for the playoffs a divisional re-alignment brought Great Neck North and South to Division III in place of two weak teams, and the netmen had an understandably poor 3 — 7 record. These two teams plus Roslyn, comprised the best trio in the state, and the Dragons, returning only six regulars, were no match for the competition. Senior Dave Small played outstanding tennis for a second year in the number one singles spot. For most of the season. Coach Fiedler alternat- ed Seniors Paul Shainheit, Joel Adler, and Glenn Simon in the other sin- gles slots. The doubles teams were led by first doubles players Billy DeBear and Lenny Shulman. In the other doubles spots, the most successful combi- nations were Alan Offenberg and Andy Hoffman, and Scott Lowy and Glenn Simon. The remaining netmen who saw action included Darrel Galloway, Mark Engel, Craig Padova, Tony Murro, Alan Morton, Tom Unger, and Paul Shapiro. CROSS COUNTRY: poor turnout hurts harriers Coach Dailey works oul with his team. Varsity Cross Country Hampered by a lack of enthusiasm for this normally strong Westbury sport, this year's harriers were un- able to break into the win column. Coach Mr. Ernie Dailey, could find only five runners, the minimum to compete. Only Peter Daly will be lost to graduation. The best performances of the season were turned in by Daly and juniors James McAnulty and Gerald Jenkins. Sophmores Pete McAnulty and Steve Deitell rounded out the undermanned team. At the season's end, James McAnulty received the trophy as the outstanding runner. 113 CROSSCOUNTRY: P. Daly. J. McAnulty, A. Morton. P. McAnulty. G. Jenkins. !3W BASKETBALL SCORES VARSITY BASKETBALL: FIRST: J. Thomas (mgr). P. Levi, F. Wilson, M Gillum, A. Schur, L. Kendall, C. Wil- liams, R. Bates, B. DeBear, M. Kreindler (mgr.) SECOND: Coach, C. Miller, J. Rawlings. E. Fisher, A. Samuell, D. Young, R. Burt, W. Neverson, S. Bull, J. Jones (mgr.). Coach: E. Krinsky. Mark Gillum pulls the trigger against Jericho. Co-captain Alan Schur tops off another Westbury fast break. 115 The 1971-72 basketball team, not even considered to be a fac- tor in Division III, came on strongly late in the season and reached the County championship before losing to South Side. Led by co-captains Lenny Kendall and Alan Schur the Dragons posted a 9-3 league slate, before their surprising playoff Sophomore center Daryl Young works inside for performances. two pointer. After losing to Maria Regina and Lutheran, the Dragons split two games in the holiday tournament. The new year was ush- ered in with two important wins over Roslyn and Great Neck North. The Dragons themselves were then upset by Great Neck South, and after wins over Glen Cove, Division, Jericho, and Roslyn, the Green and Gold faced North in the game that would decide the Division III title. Westbury fell behind early and never threatened as North won the game and league title. The Dragons then reversed earlier season form by defeating South and losing to Glen Cove, before finishing the regular season with wins over Division and Jericho. The team continued its winning ways in the county tourna- ment by romping over Manhasset, as Kendall, Schur, Andy Samuell, and Mark Gillum combined for 72 points. Westbury then faced a much taller Port Washington team, but came away a 68-62 victor, as Daryl Young controlled the backboards and Schur tallied ten fourth-quarter points. In the most exciting game, the Dragons overcame powerful Bethpage in overtime, as Gillum emerged the hero with 30 points. This set the stage for a rematch with GN North, with the North Shore Champi- onship at stake. The Dragons responded to the challenge as they walloped the Blazers, 63-45, and earned the right to face South Side in the Nassau County title game. Boasting a tall and talented team, led by All-American Beaver Smith, South Side broke open a close game in the second half and defeated West- bury, to end an otherwise outstanding season for the Dragons Billy DeBear drives past Glen Cove defender 116 junior guard Andy Samuel! beats North defender to the hoop. 117 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: FIRST: T Reeves. B Fulton. C. Saunders. C. Young. N. Sa- muell, B. Kimble. SECOND: R. Hennenlotter. B Schechner. D. Brady, W. Powell. Wrestling: Hines Brothers Lead Matmen in Victories. Coach Marano builds for the future. VARSITY WRESTLING: FIRST: Mr. J. Russo (coach). J Hines, B. Rueger, B. Zybul, K Hines. J. Arnel. Coachit. Marano. SECOND: J. Nuzzi, J. Simeone, P. Jaffe, D. Ingram. P. Perettine, L. Allacco. THIRD: r' Beauchamp. T Tolle, T. Aloisio, L. Lyons, A. Stevens. V Doug Ingram harbors Cold Spring opponent. WRESTLING SCORES WESTBURY OPPONENT 15 Floral Park 32 27 Great Neck North 27 18 Glen Cove 35 8 Levittown Division 40 15 Chaminade 33 14 Jericho 36 27 Plainview Kennedy 26 45 Roslyn 30 39 Great Neck South 30 21 Port Washington 35 18 Syosset 33 West bury Wrestling Hurt by graduation, especially in the heavier weight classes, this year's wrestling team compiled a disappointing 3-7-1 overall rec- ord. After several years of prosperity, the wrestlers began the rebuilding process with a 2-3-1 league slate. There were, however, sev- eral grapplers who earned recognition during the season. The team's most potent threat turned out to be the Hines brothers. Both Ken, wrestling at 100 pounds, and John, wrestling at 128, were division champions and qualified for the County tournament. Excellent performances were also turned in by senior Bill Zybul, who placed third in the division, junior Bill Reuger and sophomores Jeff Arnel and Lou Allocco, who all gained fourth place finishes. The wrestlers also re- ceived consistent wins from seniors Barry Levy and Tom Tolle and junior John Simeone. 118 Sea Dragons Break Losing Streak VARSITY SWIMMING: FIRST: M. Kiordan, H. Becker, J. Laguerre. T.Tumbarello, D. Sadowsky, R. Fontana, D Burnett. SECOND: D. Katz. P. Schack, A. Kook, D. LeClair, C. Gibney, P. Loren- zen, THIRD: M. Blumberg (mgr.), (Coach) Mr. Tom Sheehan, G. Gorman, W. Puleo, A. Cunningh- am, ]. Francis. SCORES estbury Opponent 32 Uniondale 62 20 Plainview Kennedy 74 27 Farmingdale 67 24 Beth page 70 14 Long Beach 80 10 Hewlett 83 25 West Islip 59 50 Central Islip 45 32 Jericho 62 23 G. N. South 70 26 G. N. North 64 14 Plainview 81 48 Central Islip 46 33 Soyosset 61 Although compiling only a 2-12 record, this year's swimmers must consider it an improve- ment over the winless campaign of a year ago. After 25 straight losses over a three year period, the Sea Dragons found victory midway through this season as they defeated Central Islip, 50-45. After several more losses, the team accepted a rematch with the Suffolk school, and again came away with a win. Senior freestylists Bob Burns and Dave Sadows- ky, and sophmore Ewen Gillies paced the Sea Dragons by consistently finishing near the top. The 400 yard freestyle relay of Chris Gibney, Tom Tumbarello, William Burns, and Dave Sa- dowsky did very well and provided the margin of victory in the two wins. The medley relay team of Alan Kook, Paul Schack, Ewen Gillies, and Tom Tumbarello also won points for the team. WESTBURY'S SENIOR SWIMMERS P Lorenzen, T. Tumbarello D. Le- Clair get ready to takeoff. 120 Winter Trackmen Led By Strong Individual Performances Winter Track For the second straight year, the indoor track team competed only in county- wide meets, without having any dual meets on the schedule. Although the indoor season appeared to serve more as practice for outdoor track than for intense competition, several Westbury trackmen distinguished themselves. In the North Shore Relays, Gary Franklin and Scott Tauber each placed sec- ond in the 60 and 300 yard dashes respectively, finishing only .1 second be- hind the winners. Chris Kagalaris also earned Westbury points by placing in the shot put event. In the Division III Championship Meet, Randy Mirkin ran 1:19 over 600 yards, which was good for a second place finish. As was the case with Frank- lin and Tauber, Mirkin also found himself only .1 second off of the winning time. 121 WINTER TRACK: FIRST: Coach Mr. George Hull, S. Tauber, P McAnulty. D. Lewis, G. Franklin, J. McAnulty, G. Johnson. SECOND: A. McCoy, M. Robinson, C. Jamison, C. Norris, J. Rickenbacker THIRD: R. Mirkin, M. Spradley, D. Ross. Bowling: Bowlers make playoffs Bowling The Westbury bowling team completed another winning season this year behind the leadership of Coach Gregson. After a good 9-3 start, the Keglers fell off slight- ly toward the end of the season but were able to finish in third place in their divi- sion and qualify for the County tourna- ment. The bowlers were led by their most consistent member, Paul Rex, who aver- aged 175 for the season. Another note- worthy performance was turned in by Jim Cronin, who bowled a 246, highest game recorded in the league this season. Other kegglers who contributed to the winning season included seniors Dave Sturm, Scott Lowey, Michael Davis, and junior Richard Shelley. BOWLING: FIRST: R. Fontana, A. Minervini, T. Farkas, G. Maio. SECOND: J. Cronin R. Shelley. S. Lowy, D. Sturm, P. Rex, M. Davis. o . Golfers: Wait until next year. GOLF: FIRST: R Gehring, W. Levine. L. Rudes SECOND: Coach T. Kostka, D. Sturm D Ian- notti, P. Goode, T. Kahl, S. Connie. Golf A county playoff berth again eluded the Westbury golfers as they finished with a disappointing 4-9 record, after a good 2-1 start. Senior Dominic Ianot- ti emerged as the most proficient duffer, while sophomore Lester Rudes showed much promise on the strength of his consistent play. Senior Tom Kahl and juniors Wayne Levine, Dave Storm, Bob Gehring, and Scott Connie all had fair seasons. With the exception of Kahl and lanotti, everyone will return next season. TRACK: Cindermen led by outstanding sophomores OUTDOOR TRACK: FIRST: J. MacAnulty, D. Blejer, M. Norman, L. Watson, R. Mirkin, T Childs, R. Clark, G. Jenkins, D. Norman. SECOND: M Propper, R. Kilgore. R Wiekey, J. Lee, S. Jones, V. Blount. A. Murro. S. Tauber, D. Galloway. D. Walls, K. Ferguson. L. Spencer. P. Daly. Coach C. But- ler, Coach T. Sheehan. RichieSchaufeld vaults while Paul Mullins looks on. Don Walls and Vincent Trice lead the field in the hurdles. Outdoor Track and Field The Westbury Track Team enjoyed a fairly successful season, only losing two extremely close meets, while compiling a 6 — 2 record. The sophomore and junior laden cindermen were led by two sophomores in the field events. Kevin Furguson who cleared 6'3 in the high jump and Charlie Johnson who leaped over 22' in the long jump, were both undefeated. Vincent Trice was usually victorious in the triples jump and Vernail Blount was consistent in the discus throw. Other point winners in the field events include Lance Spencer in the triple and long jumps, Sam Jones in the shot put, and Richie Schaufeld and Paul Mul- lins in the pole vault. The runners were led by juniors Scott Tauber in the 440 and Lenny Watson in the 100. Sophomore Gerald Jenkins who posted 22.5 in the 220 was the fastest in the county. The mile relay of Randy Mirkin, James McAnulty, Peter Daly and Tauber, with the 880 relay of Bob Wiekey, Watson, Trice and Jenkins were usually winners and rounded out the well-bal- anced team. BASEBALL: future bright for young All-Division hurler Paul Rex looks in for the sign. 124 VARSITY BASEBALL: FIRST: W. Tortora, L. Shulman, G. Alaia, R. Serriatella. P. Rex, Coach Mike Fiedler. SECOND: E. Westring, M. Kreindler, K. Feldstein, A. Anastasie, J. Martini, C. Gibney, P. May. (missing from picture): P. Shainheit, K. Little, R. Dunham, W. Allegra. BASEBALL The 1971 Dragon Diamondmen, playing in the toughest division in Nassau County, managed a 3-9 slate for the league season. It should be noted, how- ever, that Westbury played .500 ball in non-league encounters. Two teams that placed above the Drag- ons entered the North Shore championship. Coach Michael Fiedler's team did have several bright spots. The Dragon pitchers hurled well, paced by righthander Paul Rex, an all-division choice as a junior. The pitchers were rounded out by senior John Martini and ace reliever Lenny Shulman. Standouts in the field were Honorable Mention All- Division selections: Robert Serritella in right field and catcher Jerry Alaia. The infield was anchored by third baseman Kenny Feldstein and shortstop Russ Dunham. Feldstein s .286 batting average paced the team. Billy Allegra, sidelined part of the year with an injury, and outfielders Paul Shainheit and Kenny Little all enjoyed fine seasons. Many of the above are underclassmen and provide a fine nucleus for a contending baseball team for the next few years. Slick fielding shortstop Russ Dunham fields grounder. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: FIRST: C Holley, A. Calafates, R Widmer, W. Rueger SEC- OND: Coach Jeff Cassidy, R. Burns, C. Alaia, T. Campbell, M. Jenkins, C. Maio. BASEBALL SCORES Westbury Opponent 1 Syosset 3 1 Herricks 3 8 Lutheran 3 3 Roslyn 8 5 Roslyn 2 0 Island Trees 6 1 Island Trees 4 10 Jericho 2 5 Plainview Kennedy 1 1 Plainview Kennedy 3 5 Syosset 9 1 North Shore 4 3 North Shore 4 2 Carle Place 11 0 Levittown Division 7 1 Levittown Division 5 8 Carle Place 3 5 Glen Cove 4 1 Glen Cove 2 125 It has been said in the past that the intramural program s top goals were to teach participants to be good winners and losers and to respect their fellow performers. In all truth, the glory and satisfaction of victory which once belonged to Varsity athletics alone has motivated intra- mural participants. The idea is to play well enough and hard enough to earn the respect of others. It is a genuine chance for those not gifted enough to play varsity sports to participate in tennis, football, and soccer in the fall; volleyball and basketball in the winter, and softball in the spring. The best testimony to the popularity of intramur- als lies in the fact that many athletes have passed up a varsity sport to play in the intramural program of that same sport. The news of an exceptionally talented indi- vidual or team spreads quickly through the school and comes to a final culmination during the faculty games. Usually the last game of the season, the faculty plays the championship team in their sport, the highlight of any season. From all of us who have enjoyed intramural com- petition, a special thank you to Mr. Albert Handy and Mr. Louis Botwin, without whose instruction intramurals would be impossible. Intramurals: A chance for everyone Eddie Annunziato demonstrates his unorthodox foul shot. Lenny Shulman. Pete Eliseo and Glenn Simon watch as Joel Adler takes shot. 126 Joel Adler serves as an interested spectator sleeps. Ci.A. A: Sportsmanship as a key to victory EXECUTIVE BOARD: FIRST: W. Powell, B. Solomon, A. Farkas, H. Lidstrom, J. Gales. SECOND: Miss Harmeling (advisor), Mrs. Rowe (advisor), Mrs. Doran(advisor), Miss Proly (advisor). BOWLING: FIRST: E. Chinitz, R. Greenfield, P. Gennari, S. Washington, S. Fletcher, D. Carl. L. Stein, R. Cobb, L. Deutsch, SECOND: N. Rufrano, L. Chebuske, J. Smilon. B. Greenberg, D. Underwood, T. Culen, T. Miller, P. Jacobs, A. Farkas. 127 GIRL'S TENNIS: FIRST: L. Deutch, L. Ball, C. Graikowski, A. Katz, D. Wickey, J. Uscher, M. Baum. 128 BADMITTON: FIRST: P. Jacobs, L. Fink, R. Jones. SECOND: M. Redavid, N. ladevaia, P. Fusco, C. Graikowski. VOLLEYBALL FIRST: v. johnson, a. norman, c. graikowski, j. segall, j. se- gall. SECOND: c. barber, n. beardsley, w. powell, a. farkas, d. gelzer. FIELD HOCKEY — FRONT: Helen Lidstrom, Pamela Jacobs, MIDDLE: Nancy Scott, Alma Norman, Grace Douglas, Juanita Braxton, Clarissa Stancil, Christie McKelvin. BACK: Carolyn Barber, Lillian Childs, Wendy Powell, Amy Farkas, Roslyn Cobb, Loretta Madden. 129 SERVICE CORPS: FIRST: R. Lemkin. C. Prince, R. Cobb, A. Farkas BASKETBALL: FIRST: R. Cobb, W. Powell, G. Griffin. A. Norman. SECOND: M Baum. K Donehue, M Norman. J. Staff. P. Fusco. THIRD: E Howard, D. Prince, P Jacobs. A. Farkas, J. Gales, C. Barber. GIRLS VARSITY SWIMMING: FIRST: J. Sparkman. L. Ball. J Charles. B Katz. SECOND: R. Mirkin, E. Weil. C. Charles. N. Seltzer. R. Lovett. K. Krampitz. THIRD: D. Graziano. J. Segall, C. Killen, P. Busch. K. Breslin. SOFTBALL: FIRST: C. Barber. M. Norman. C. Graikoski, A. Farkas. SECOND: M. Falls, J. Segall, P. Gennari. J. Charles, R. Mirkin, C. Smith, R. Cobb. THIRD: K. Donohue, E. Kelly. C. Kaufman. D. Simpson, L. Madden, K. Rosato. Seniors — the unfolding of a new breed 4 IDA HILLIARD sen. class sec, student council, orchestra, pre-med club, library, f.t.a., red cross, chemistry club, g.a.a. The wave of life Enveloping us in RICHARD GIOIA senior class pres, jr. class- treas. intramurals, pre-med club, chemistry club, in- door track, student council. HOWARD ABRAHAMS wing and spur, layout edi- tor; pre-med club; vice- pres, intramurals. DEBORAH ADAMS CARL ACCETTOLA EMILY AGINS red cross, g.a.a., chorus, student council, pre-med wing and spur, g.a.a w.i.f.c.a.a., w.i.s.e. club, intramurals. whisp, f.t.a., w.i.s.e. JOEL ADLER mathletes, tennis, swim- ming, intramurals, honor society, pre-med club. MICHELE HUNTER CAROL CRAIKOSKI senior class treas, soph, class sec, student council, f.t.a., red cross, wing and spur. jr. class sec., senior class vice-pres., varsity cheer- leader, chorus. MICHELE AIME library club. breaks over us every storm. JANICE ALDRIDGE select choir assistant direc- tor, peoples playhouse, pres, student council. WILLIAM ALLEGRA varsity football, baseball, wrestling. NANCY ALTERBRANDO honor society, f.t.a., g.a.a. ANTHONY ALOISIO football, baseball, intra murals, band. LORI BALL wing and spur, Spanish club — sec., student coun- cil, w.i.f.c.a.s., w.i.s.e., red cross, g.a.a. FRANK ANDRIOLE BERNADETTE ANGELO f.t.a.,g.a.a., chorus, w.i.s.e. It pushes us too quickly GAIL ARCE VERA ARONOW student council, human relations council, reflec- tions BARBARA BAB wing and spur, f.t.a — treas., w.i.s.e., honor socie- ty, french club KAREN APFEL thespians, select choir. RUFINO ARZU football, baseball To remember the sweet froth and the bitter salt. STEPHEN BALL soccer, intramurals, f.t.a., student council, chorus, wing and spur, w.i.s.e. KAREN BARHOLD band, g.a.a. KEVIN BARNES MARY BAUM g.a.a., student council THOMAS BENNETT c.a.c. pres., a.v., stage crew, stage manager, w.s.h.s.t.v., womp radio. CHRIS BINSACK DOUGLAS BLACKWELL football PATRICK BLANCO swimming, intramurals CAROL BLINDER student council, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. GREGORY BLUE f.t.a., chorus, chemistry club, football, intramural track, basketball, varsity club. PATRICIA BOHCALI honor society, french club, select choir, g.a.a. VALERIE BOLLING Yet, the memories JOHN E. BRADFORD honor society, w.i.s.e., se- lect choir, band, orchestra, j.v. soccer, intramurals. VINCENT BOVE band,dance band. manage to the undertow. ROSLYN BRAYBOY GREGORY BREDIN band. PATRICIA BRILLAT whisp, chorus, varsity cheerleaders, g.a.a. of our youth escape from JOE BUFFALINO VICKI BROWN g.a.a. RICHARD BRUCE WILLIAM BURNES human relations, student curriculum comm. FERN BROWN g.a.a. CARL BURNETT student council pres., human relations council, student curriculum comm., student advisory comm, of b.o.c.e.s. pres., vocational ind. clubs of america pres., stage crew, intramurals. ROBERT BURNS w.i.s.e., band, orchestra, soccer, swimming, base- ball, intramurals, varsity club. PAMELA BUSH student council, w.i.s.e., w.i.f.c.a.s., red cross, band, drug council, g.a.a. LORRAINE BURNETT chorus, santwans, red cross. They bring with them That none of BEOTIES CARLISLE soph, class vice-pres., stu- dent council, student cur- riculum committee, foot- ball, j.v. basketball. VINCENT CARR MARGUERITE CASILLI select choir, g.a.a. PAT CATAPANO CHANTAL CAJUSTE a tranquility us may enjoy, MICHAEL COHEN thespians,, select choir, soccer, intramurals JOHNCHAPMAN JESSICA CHARLES varsity cheerleader, Span- ish club treas., orchestra, red cross, g.a.a. JOANCHOMSKY w.i.f.c.a.s., f.t.a., g.a.a. DEBORAH CLARKE band LORI CHEBUSKE f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. AMY CONLIN honor society TOBY COOPER w.i.f.c.a.s., f.t.a., debate club, library club, g.a.a. DEBORAH COOTE g.a.a. SCOTT CONNIE golf, pre-med club, w.i.f.c.a.s., intramurals. Until . . We have experienced MARGUERITE CRICHLOW JAMES CRONIN soccer, bowling, whisp. BETTY CUE chorus, santuans, human relations council. BARNEY CORONA JIMMY CURCIO PETER DALY cross country, indoor track, outdoor track, a.v., westbury stage and technical crew, c.a.c., womp radio. ROY DAVIS JR. MICHAEL LEONARD football. DAVIS debate club, chem. club, w.i.s.e., bowling. VICKI DAVIS g.a.a., red cross, Spanish club. Various stages Of our lives. EDWARD DAVIS student council, bi-racial council, student curricu- lum comm., human rela- tions council, cross country. CLAUDIA DEMIRJIAN g.a.a., student council, whisp. WILLIAM DE BEAR wing and spur — sports editor, whisp — sports editor, honor society, tennis, basketball, var- sity club, student coun- cil, intramurals, Spanish club. NANCY DEMUTO KATHLEEN DONAHUE student council, select choir, g.a.a. IRIS DJIJI wing and spur — editor in chief, student council, j.v. cheerleader, f.t.a., bioch- emistry, pre-med, french club, chorus, g.a.a. ANTOINE DENIS varsity soccer. Horizons that elicit Which causes DENISE DOOLEY g.a.a. RUSSELL DUNHAM student council, chorus, varsity club, w.i.s.e., base- ball, football. GARY DUNN YOLANDA DE LOS STIC EDGREN REYES student council, intramurals, chorus, santwans. FRANCINE EDMONDS human relations council, stu- dent curriculum committee, chorus. PETER J. ELISEO honor society, debate club — pres., Spanish club, intramurals. are boundless sunlight . . . our eyes to open. MARC ENGEL wing and spur, whisp, ten- nis, pre-med club, chemis- try club, intramurals. SUSAN FALCONE library club, whisp, g.a.a. SHARON FAGAN g.a.a. THOMAS ERNST honor society, s.t.e.n.c.h. — pres., whisp — feature edi- tor, chess club — pres., re- flections, band, orchestra, soccer, intramurals. 147 CAROLYN FANN varsity cheerleader, select choir, red cross, w.i.s.e., Spanish club, w.i.f.c.a.s., student council, g.a.a. KEITH FEUER swimming, intramurals. TODD FISHKIND wing and spur, library club, c.a.c., intramurals. AMY FARKAS honor society, red cross pres., f.t.a., chorus, g.a.a. pres. We see, we earn. We welcome the LARRY FELLS MADELYN FICCO soccer. JAMIE FLUKE select choir, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s. we develop . . . experience. RICHARD FRANCIS JOSE GAMEZ GARY FRANKLIN soccer — capt., indoor and outdoor track, honor socie- ty, varsity club — pres, band, dance band, wing and spur, whisp, intra- murals. 149 CARMELA FRANCO JAMES FUSCO a.v., stage crew, intramurals. CHRIS GIBNEY football, swimming, baseball, honor socie- ty, varsity club — vice-pres., band, dance band. EDWARD GARBOSKI JOSEPH GIAMBRONE wrestling, intramurals. ELLEN MARIE GLOVER library club — vice-pres., f.t.a., g.a.a. ROBERT GEHRING football, golf. DONALD GATHERS Experience that never is a With little challenge in BETTYE GANDY MARK GILLUM chorus, nightmen, basket- ball, track, varsity club, intramurals, f.t.a., student council, red cross, thespians. PAUL GOLDSTEIN student council, pre- med club, swimming, intramurals. RONALD GOLDBERG student council, Spanish club, varsity club, football, basket- ball. GARY GOTTLIEB wing and spur, library club, chemistry club, pre-med club, soccer, football, baseball, intramurals. RITA GOODE red cross, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. stirs up feeling bland experience or variation color. SANDRA GRAY ROSARIA GRANDINETTI w.i.s.e., whisp, student council, li- brary club, red cross, g.a.a. MARIAN GREALISH student council, select choir, g.a.a. CARRIE GREENBERG wing and spur, whisp, thespians, peoples play- house, select choir, g.a.a. JEFFREY GREENBERG student council, chemistry club — pres., wing and spur, reflections, whisp, pre-med, w.i.f.c.a.s., chess club, swimming, intramurals. ADRIENNE GROSS wing and spur, g.a.a. MARIAN GRUBSTEIN whisp, f.t.a. — sec., w.i.s.e., reflections, pre- med club, Spanish club, s.t.e.n.c.h., g.a.a. These have helped us JAMES GULOTTA chess club, wrestling, a.v., stage crew. GENAN HOLDER wing and spur, student council, f.t.a., chorus, student drug council, g.a.a. JOHNNY HINES wrestling, track. LINDA HUMPHREY student council, w.i.s.e. — exchange student, f.t.a., Spanish club, chorus, DONNA HALPIN g.a.a. years become what we are. MICHAEL JACKSON human relations council, s.t.e.n.c.h., womp radio. CYNTHIA JACKSON PAMELA JACKSON human relations council, dragonettes — capt., cho- rus, library club. PAMELA JACOBS wing and spur, f.t.a. — pres., red cross — pres. — honor society, g.a.a. — vice-pres. w.i.f.c.a.s., whisp, w.i.s.e. ERIC JOHNSON chemistry club, c.a.c., swimming, intramurals. SHEILA JONES ELLIOT JOSEPH 4 variety of people And a myriad of problems JAY KLEIN pre-med club, chemistry club, w.i.f.c.a.s., chess club, wrestling, swimming, intramurals. JILL JAFFE student council, f.t.a., red cross, Spanish club, chorus, drago- nettes, g.a.a. DAVID JARET student council, soccer, swim- ming, baseball, intramurals. PATRICIA KARLIN f.t.a. GARY KANIG wing and spur, whisp, se- lect choir, nightmen, ten- nis, indoor track, varsity club, intramurals. 154 JAMES KELLY cross country, intramurals. VERA KING JEFF KING BARRY KENNEDY Have molded our attitudes Our ideas, and our dreams LEONARD MELVIN KENDALL basketball, student council, j.v. football, stage crew, ANN KENNEDY intramurals. RUFUS KILGORE football, track, intramurals. WINIFRED KOEPCKE honor society. RICHARD LAPIERRE whisp, soccer. LINDA LEBOVITZ varsity cheerleader, wing and spur, student council, w.i.s.e., f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., red cross, Spanish club, drug council, g.a.a., chorus. DOUG KOLEDA intramurals. LORI KRONSTAT MARK KREINDLER student council, chess club, soc- cer, baseball, basketball — mgr., varsity club, intramurals, biolo- gy club, chorus. We are a reflection They push, they DOUG LE CLAIRE c.a.c., intramurals. DANIEL LEFKOWITZ track, intramurals. REBECCA LEMKIN honor society, student coun- cil, library club — treas., wing and spur, whisp, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., pre-med club, debate club, g.a.a. 156 DIANE LOMBARDI f.t.a., g.a.a., whisp, library club. SCOTT LOWY tennis, chemistry club, intramurals. KENNY LITTLE football, varsity club, base- ball, indoor track, orchestra, band. HELEN LIDSTROM honor society — pres., band, orchestra, g.a.a. — treas., w.i.f.c.a.s. — sec., pre-med club, f.t.a. PETER LORENZEN football, swimming, w.i.s.e., band, chess club, intramurals. of our emotions . . . pull, they tug. ADDISON M. LEVI student council, red cross, f.t.a., intramurals. WAYNE LEVINE golf, bowling, chemistry club, intramurals. 157 ANTHONY LIBARDI baseball, intramurals. CHIP MANFRE intramurals. Will the time come We are what our Not what others JOSEPH MANNINO BARBARA MARTIN CAROLYN MAYS varsity cheerleader, f.t.a., g.a.a. ANTHONY MC COY JEROME MC COWAN select choir, nightmen, track, j.v. football. DEBORAH L. MC PHATTER student council, student cur- riculum committee, g.a.a. JACQUELYN MC QUILLAN library club, chorus. for us to say . . . minds say we are . . . wish us to be? JOHN MEIGEL KATHI MEYERS wing and spur, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a., chorus, whisp, student council, red cross, thespians, Spanish club. NANCY SUE MILLER honor society, wing and spur — business manager, pre-med club, s.t.e.n.c.h., w.i.f.c.a.s., reflections, orchestra. MITCHELL MILLER football, drug council, student council, intramurals. KEITH MINNION whisp — editor in chief, reflections liberary editor, chemistry club, biology club, chess club, intramur- als. VITO MILILLO student council, soccer, swim- ming, intramurals. BARBARA MINCH whisp — production editor, f.t.a., reflections, g.a.a. Will we ever attain IRMA MINER library club, g.a.a. ALLEN MORTON honor society — vice-pres., student council, varsity club — sec., chorus, night- men, track, cross country. CAROL MONASTRA f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. REGINA MOLNAR student council, red cross, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. KAREN MULFELD wing and spur, w.i.s.e., w.i.f.c.a.s., f.t.a., g.a.a. V. CARL MULLER pre-med club, chemistry club, band, orchestra, stage band, intramurals. PAUL MULLINS student council — vice pres., select choir, nightmen, wres- tling, cross country, track. EUGENE NASH JR. pre-med club, football, f.t.a., band, chorus, track, varsity club. We follow a path HELEN NAYLOR f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., red cross, g.a.a. AMY NELSON student council, whisp, red cross, Spanish club, g.a.a. MARTY NEWTON student council, baseball. GERRIE NOLAN honor society, whisp, pre- med club, red cross, g.a.a. DANIEL NORMAN wrestling, track, intramurals. MARY NORMAN g.a.a. KEVIN NORRIS wing and spur, pre-med club, w.i.s.e., band, stage band, orchestra, swim- ming, track, thespians, student drug council, intramurals. ALAN OFFENBERG Spanish club, track, cross country, tennis, varsity club, intramurals. DONALD O'HARA MARION O'NEILL w.i.t.c.a.s., g.a.a. KAREN ONORATO STEPHEN PETRANY wing and spur — art edi- tor, chemistry club, mathletes. MARION PAPISH WILLIAM O'ROURKE student council, f.t.a., select choir, nightmen. whisp, g.a.a. ANTHONY PALAZZO honor society, band, or- chestra, stage band, pre- ttied club — pres., w.i.s.e., chemistry club, human rel- ations council, wing and spur, w.i.f.c.a.s., swim- ming, intramurals. DENNIS PATTI football, intramurals. FRANK PISCETELLI football, c.a.c., stage crew, a.v. club, Spanish club. Tell us, please .. . GABRIDELL PHILLIPS JILL PERSIP student council, student drug council, g.a.a., dragonettes, chorus. 164 CAROL PRINCE library club. ROSEMARIE POSILLICO varsity cheerleader, g.a.a. VALERIE POTENZA wing and spur — asst, layout editor, f.t.a., w.i.s.e., red cross, g.a.a. VICTOR PONE track, bowling, chess club. . . . where? JOSEPH PRINCIPE CARLISSA PRINCE chorus, santwans. THOMAS PAVIOLIT1S student council, intramurals. WENDY POWELL honor society, wing and spur, french club, red cross, f.t.a., select choir, g.a.a. — sec. 165 DONNA REAPE wing and spur, g.a.a., select choir, student council, f.t.a., w.i.s.e., Spanish club, people's playhouse. THOMAS QUINN select choir, library club. KAREN RAPHAEL f.t.a. — vice pres., w.i.s.e., whisp, reflections, pre-med club, select choir, french club, g.a.a. DONALD RATHE wing and spur, whisp, intramurals. JAMES RATHE human relations council, student drug council, stu- dent council, cross coun- try, intramurals. At this point we PATTIE REESE library club. A. THOMAS RETZLAF WILLIE ROGERS ask ourselves a KRISTINE RICE student council, wing and spur, whisp. JAMES RICHENBACKER select choir, c.a.c., band, stage crew. question. PETER ROCCO football, wrestling, stage crew, chemistry club, pre- med club, announcing crew, a.v. club, w.s.h.s. t.v. 167 PAUL REX football, baseball, bowl- ing, intramurals. KIMBERLY REX honor society. 4 JONATHAN ROTHENBERG whisp — graphics editor, chemistry club — treas., math club, f.t.a., s.t.e.n.c.h., reflections, chess club, chorus. RENEE ROHLSEN JILL RUBIN wing and spur, band, or- chestra, student council, whisp, f.t.a., w.i.s.e., g.a.a., nurses club, red cross — pres., french club. KATHY ROSATO select choir, g.a.a., pre-med club, chemistry club, de- bate club. CARL RUFF soccer, intramurals. BETTY ROSE Where do we DOROTHY ROWAN wing and spur, student council, chorus, g.a.a., red cross, reflections, nurses club. GARY RUSSO wing and spur, a.v. club, stage crew, c.a.c., announc- ing crew. DAVID SADOWSKY wing and spur, whisp, re- flections, varsity club — treas., chemistry club — treas., pre-med club, intra- murals, swimming. ROBIN SANDERS wing and spur, varsity cheerleader — co-capt., student council, thespians, red cross, w.i.f.c.a.s., twirler. go from here? LAURA SCHUMACKER whisp, wing and spur, f.t.a., pre-med club, bioch- emistry club, w.i.s.e., or- chestra, g.a.a. MILLIE SANCHEZ HELEN SAWCZYN ORA SANDERS g.a.a. DIANE SCICCHITANO r. class — pres., student council, student curricu- lum committee, bi-racial council, red cross, g.a.a. SANDRA SCHWADRON library club. ALAN SCOTT football, intramurals. MARY ELLEN SABASTIANO EARL SEAGLE basketball, chorus, football, intramurals. PAUL SHAINHEIT baseball, tennis, varsity club, w.i.s.e., pre-medclub, chemistry club, intramurals. RICHARD SHERWIN swimming, honor society, nightmen, s.t.e.n.c.h., se- lect choir. Do we embark upon And cast Will the ruby LETTIE SEWELL ANNE SENIUK RICHARD SCHAUFELD wrestling, student council, chorus, outdoor track, var- sity club, cross country, physical fitness team, intramurals. BONITA SHIPMAN LENNY SHULMAN honor society, wing and spur — ass t, sports edi- tor, whisp — ass't. sports editor, student council, baseball, tennis, varsity club, intramurals. MARK SILVERMAN GLENN SIMON student council — pres., whisp — news editor, honor society, w.i.s.e., pre-med club, band, orchestra, tennis. the yellow brick road aside all cares? slippers fit each foot? JOSHUA SMALL DAVID SMALL honor society, chemistry club, tennis — capt., band, orchestra, dance band, debate club — vice-pres., varsity club, intramurals. ROGER SMITH c.a.c. studios. BRENDA SOLOMON g.a.a., varsity cheerlead- ing — capt., Spanish club, select choir, people's playhouse. EDWARD SOLOMON wing and spur — photogra- phy editor, honor society, chess club, w.i.s.e., pre- med club, mathletes, stu- dent council, biochemistry club, intramurals. We are as many, As the fabled turrets JOANN SPADARO KATHY SURACE student council, Spanish club. DAVID STURM bowling, golf, intramurals, whisp. CERISE STEVENS student council. LAUREN SUMMA pre-med club — sec., s.t.e.n.c.h., chemistry club, g.a.a., stage crew, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., people’s playhouse. JOSEPH THOMAS JR. red cross, f.t.a., indoor track, outdoor track, cross country, chorus, nightmen, intramurals. and as varied of camelot? EILEEN M. THOMAS g.a.a. TARZAN SMITH THOMAS TOLLE j.v. football, wrestling, ALAN TOCHTERMAN varsity club BARBARA THOMAS THOMAS TUMBARELLO swimming, wrestling, football, intramurals. 174 VINCENT VACCHIO DORIS UNDERWOOD JANE USCHER g.a.a. wing and spur — assistant editor in chief, student council, Spanish club, w.i.s.e., f.t.a., g.a.a. DARYL VEAL honor society, w.i.s.e. — exchange student, biology club, debate club, varsity soccer, intramurals. FRANK E. VARNUSKA SAMUEL VERGATA ROBERT VOIGT bowling, soccer, baseball, nightmen, intramurals. DONALD WALLS chorus, nightmen, student council, football, track, swimming, varsity club, intramurals. LYNN WALKER DENISE WALKER select choir, g.a.a. student council, wing and spur, pre-med — treas., s.t.e.n.c.h., biology club, chemistry club, select choir, w.i.f.c.a.s. — vice- pres., reflections — literary editor, f.t.a., w.i.s.e., band, peoples playhouse, library club, whisp, orchestra, g.a.a. ROBIN WEINSTEIN honor society, w.i.s.e. — exchange student, wing and spur — literary editor, varsity cheerleader, stu- dent curriculum commit- tee, human relations coun- cil, jr. class — vice-pres., Spanish club, chorus, g.a.a. 175 MARIO VUOTTO select choir, j.v. football, soccer, intramurals. LEWIS WEINBERGER pre-med club, mathletes, chemistry club, f.t.a., soc- cer, swimming, intramur- als. LEONARD WATSON orchestra, track, varsity club, intramurals. TONI KAREN WASHINGTON select choir, f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s., thespians, wing and spur, reflections, peo- ple's playhouse, chemistry club, g.a.a. FRANCIS WILSON MICHELLE WILLIAMS JON WICKS bowling, intramurals, band, orchestra, stage band, library club. JUDITH WOLLMAN honor society, band, or- chestra, whisp, reflections, w.i.s.e., pre-med club, g.a.a., s.t.e.n.c.h. — secre- tary-treasurer, student council. We compromise a minds, hearts, Therefore, we are to the variety RICHARD ZUCKER honor society, mathletes, c.a.c., library club — vice- pres., chess club, LORI WEBBER intramurals. ROBERT WICKEY LLOYD FRIEDLAND multitude . . . thoughts, desires .. . inevitably drawn that is life. JAMES TUCKER DEBRA CUBIT CHERYL KING DONNA ZYBUL DENISE BROWN It s only first period, seven more to go and then what? Only ten years to go then I'll be a doctor. 178 Hey, you wanna buy a T-Shirt? a button? some candy? a prom ticket? please pretty please? Accepted to Brown? already? I just applied yesterday. 179 And they say this is how the galloping gourmet got started And where do you three lovely ladies belong this period? 180 Right, left, or is it left, right — or left? Alan and Kathy take advantage of the gourmet foods provided by the food service. 181 Somehow she cannot make it as a cheerleader. Mr. Moreno? This looks difficil , even for US. 182 Ooo, I just broke my best nail! Does anybody have a nailfile? We leave here hesitantly. The cocoon lies shattered. Butterflies stand blinking and trembling On the threshold of maturity. Soon the trial by combat begins. Attitudes altered, minds stretched, beliefs tested . An end product in sight . . . Good or bad? Better or worse? Carol, Don't look now but there's the photographer. 183 Business — from those who care CAROL ST, INC. 80 Atlantic Ave. Lynbrook, New York LY9-1150 National General Theatres C. W. DELI 890 Old Country Rd. 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Complete Trucking Service Frank Virgilio 538 Grand Boulevard Mike Virgilio Westbury, N.Y. 197 Best Of Luck From The Class Of 1972 Let today embrace the past with remembrance And the future with longing. 198 Gary Franklin — Pres. Chris Gibney — Vice-Pres. Allen Morton — Sec. David Sadowsky — Treas. Joel Adler Peter Daly Paul Mullins Paul Shanheit Glenn Simon David Small Scott Tauber Leonard Watson Blaine Morton Kenneth Little William Rueger William Zybul John Simeone Robert Wickey Tom Toll Lenny Shulman BEST OF EVERYTHING TO THE CLASS OF 1972 AW FUEL OIL CORPORATION 75 Carden Street Westbury, N.Y. 11590 ED 4-7300 Prompt Service Metered Deliveries F.T.A. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ALL-WRITE TYPEWRITER CO. V am glad to learn in order that 1 may teach jean-Jacques Rousseau 463 Old Country Road Westbury, N.Y. 11590 ED 3-0790 opp. Fortunoff's Discount prices on all portables Electric and Manuals Repaires rentals overhauls 199 BARLEY'S PHARMACY INC. 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ED 4-9706 Complete Automotive Service Guaranteed 333-0872 Buster Brown PARILLO'S Shoes for the Family Life Stride 234 Post Ave. Wall-Streeter Westbury, N.Y. POST MANOR CATERERS Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 from THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G.A.A. All For One, and One For All 39 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. 11590 Catering For All Occasions Coctail Lounge Open Daily Lee And Jack Barchi Your Host KEW-FOREST MAINTENANCE SUPPLY CO. Industrial Building Maintenance Supplies Sanitary Supplies 68-90 Austin St. Forest Hills, N.Y. 11357 516-ED4-9721 516-ED4-9520 Good Luck to the Class of '72 From Student Council (1971 —1972) PRESIDENT — Glenn Simon VICE-PRESIDENT — Paul Mullins SECRETARY-TREASURER — Edward Annunziato With Best Wishes Photography By ' THE WESTBURY STUDIO r 964 Old Country Rd. Of Robert Levy (516)333-4151 compliments of G. FRIED WESTBURY JERICHO QUEEN DINER THE HOUSE OF QUALITY SINCE 1889 800 Old Country Rd. Westbury, New York 11590 333-3900 Broadloom — Area Rugs — Custom Vinyl LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON 5 Efficient Operators Air Conditioned Open Tues. Thru Sat. 814 Prospect Avenue Westbury, L.l. Katherine Scott, Prop. THE PLANT-LITER 146 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. 11590 Cactus Plants Pottery Under Lights EDWIN C. ETZEL, INC. INSURANCE —MUTUAL FUNDS Donald C. Kustes 229 Post Ave. Westbury, Long Island Good Luck to the Class of 1972 from the PARENT TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION Forever yours. Your Balfour class ring is not for today or tomorrow. It’s for ever — a lasting reminder that you belong to this one class, graduating this one year, from this one school. Congratulations and best wishes from BILL PFORR 55 Northern Blvd. Greenvale, Long Island, N.Y. 11548 representing cBal|our JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN EDgewood 3-0500 MEADOW BROOK FLOWER SHOP, INC PHone Edgewood 3-1340 Local and Long Distance Peter G. Rouki MORTON J. LEMKAU MOVING AND STORAGE Bonded Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Flowers and Plants of Distinction 252 Wilson Avenue Westbury, L.l. Corner Post and Westbury, L.l. Castle Avenues Good Luck to the Class of 1972 from the PARENT TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION FROM THE WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS FROM THE WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL BAND Mr. Mrs. Adams The Adler Family Admiral Corporation Advanced Research Corp. Alan Kathy Alliance Mfg. Supply Co., Inc. Anonymous Anonymous Mr. Mrs. John Appleby Arlo 1971 Automatic Fastener Corp. Mama Poppa B Babert Realty The Bagel Pole Michael Baker Mr. Mrs. E.W. Ballard Mr. Mrs. Fred Banta jerry Barber Mr. Mrs. L. Barrow Dr. Mrs. Becker Catherine Bennett Mr. Mrs. Beres Mr. Mrs. A. Bernstein Keith Bettinger Mr. Mrs. John Bieber Mr. Martin L. Billig Bill's Dog Grooming Bilt-Rite Steel Buck Corp. Helen Bizzigotti Mrs. Mary Bizzigotti Mr. R. 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Jerome Jimmy Roberta Mrs. Anna Johnson James Joyce The Kaletskys Mr. Mrs. Herbert Kay Marianne Kelly Mr. Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Helen J. King Kleeban Tool Co., Inc. Mr. Mrs. Leo Klein Richard Klein Miss J. Klement F. E. Knoob Mr. Mrs. A. Komaroski Kool Vent Aluminum Awning Co. Edward Kumorowski Joann Kumorowski Linda Kumorowski Mr. Mrs. Wm. Kupferberg Todd Jenny Kupke La France Cleaners Mr. Mrs. LaMagna Mr. Mrs. Langhans Le Loup Mr. Mrs. Emanuel Leder Lee Moose Legs, Ruby, Luella Mr. Mrs. Lemkin Mr. Mrs. H. Lepsetter 212 Sheldon I. Levy Stephan Lewis Alberto Liberace III Library Club Mrs. Lidestri Laura Lipkin Mr. Mrs. A. LoPresti Denise Lordi M. Lordi Mr. Mrs. Losonci Mr. Mrs. W. Love Max Love Story john Lundy — Order of DeMolay Lynn Andy 10 5 71 Theresa Maio Mrs. Manton Fox Martin Mr. Mrs. Martino Marvellous Marv Mrs. Egon G. Masslich Dr. Francis P. McDermott The Mechanic Family Mr. S. Medoff john Meigel Mr. Mrs. Meigel Lillian Meyers Midas Muffler Shop Midville Chemists Mr. Mrs. Minervini Dorothy Moffett Gina Molnar Class of 72. Mr. Carl W. Monk Mr. Moreno Allen Morton Paul Moslin Mr. Mrs. John H. Mullins Mr. Mrs. S. Nalbantiau Frank Nataro, M.D. Veda Lynn Neu Marion Nichols Needlework Originals Archie Niles Olga P J Esso Mr. Mrs. Murray Padover The Page Family Peace Robert Peregry Peter Helen Philamon, Inc. Physio-Chem Corp. Pick Realty Mr. Mrs. C. Pinto Plus Hair Centers, Inc. Mr. Mrs. J. Popolow Post Diner Ramm's Connoisseur Wines and Spirits Mr. Mrs. Razzano Mrs. Reisman Rhonda Ricky Dr. Rice Rich Barb Tom Richards Mr. Mrs. Richardson Risedorf's Saddlery, Inc. Robin's Friend Mr. Mrs. Rodriguez Frank Roth Piano Co. The Rothenberg Family Mrs. Rothman The Rueger Family B. Rufrano Beth Runstedler Robin Runstedler Mr. Mrs. Michael B. 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Tasciotti Tear Gershon Ellen Marie Tepedino Mrs. Rosena Thompson Thorne The 3 Hills The Toadstool Tony's Barber Shop Phyllis Tscherne Tudor Times Restaurant Mrs. Jean Tyma Dr. Mrs. Unger Irene Vacchio Mr. Mrs. Paul Valente Mr. Mrs. William Valentine Mr. Mrs. James Veal Vista Beauty Parlor Mrs. Voigt Paul Waehter Frankie Wactor Mr. Mrs. Lee Walls Mr. Mrs. Martin J. Walsh Mr. Mrs. Leonard G. Watson Mr. E. A. Webster Mr. Mrs. Rainer E. Wetjen Mr. Mrs. A. H. Wickey Arthury Wickey, Jr. Jane Wickey Mr. Mrs. Robert Wickey, Sr. Mary-Ellen Wickey Mr. Mrs. Walter Wicks Mr. Mrs. J. Wielonski S. Wild Robin C. Williams S. Woodyatt Mr. Mrs. Young Yvonne Mr. Mrs. L. Zuckerwise Zeke Zzyzzy Zzzypt 339 Mr. Mrs. Irving Ball The DeBear Family To Mitch from his friend Margaret Sanders 213 . DlO YOU APP cUTE ‘ ' jY ‘ ffjj n 7 7‘‘ ' ' £ :£j tf ' A jA1, i . : r.5 new friends, miliar faces, tender, sorrow,k initiation, te rs, smiles,isangs. djwds, piartiA svttet Sixteen� , records, james taylor, bands„5afte sales, pretzels, car washes, click clacks, frisbe fc, Vo-yo's, Water guns, front lawn, maxis, midis, minis, pants, class elections, clubs, exams, psat's, sat's, achievements, honor roll, colleges, acceptances, rejections, detentio , suspension, mrs. Webber, assemblies, pep rallies, involvement, apathy, gym, miss proly, cutting class, breakfast, diner, shirks, football games, shady, parked cars, cigarette breaks, bathrooms, studyhalls, sr. lounge, lobby, lunch, mcdonald's, soggy french fries, hamburger bullets, bagels and cream cheese, Christmas trees, t-shirts, buttons, class meetings, moe, up the down staircase, my fair lady, south pacific, hello dolly, brigadoon, chorus, montreal, europe, carnival, teachers, lectures, sleep, classes, bells, cheating, notebooks, overdue books, library fines, regents, boredom, honors, conflict, discord, rebellion, failing notices, regents scholarship results, scholarships, guidance, schedule changes, visiting college repre- sentatives, college interviews, mrs. wynter, student teachers, substitutes, homework, term papers, flunking, summer school, bicycles, driver s ed., road tests, licences, beach, senior cut out day, report cards, cut slips, passes, hall monitors, locked doors, lockers, jobs, janitors, late buses, intramurals, sports dinners, varsity let- ters, trophies, snow ball fights, ski trips, broken legs, graffitti, tire drills, snow days, heat wave, florida, vaca- tions, boyfriends, girlfriends, going steady, breaking up, ho-jo's, empty weekends, school rings, afro's, shags, jeans, flannel shirts, jocks, freaks, hitching, field trips, beer, wine, frank s pizza, people to people day, con- certs, innovation, senior pictures, class night, senior prom, caps and gowns, graduation, hey senior's are you with us, hello, good-bye, good luck 11 V r ; rw. oV 1� They will gain in importance as we move forward. 217 We will soon forget the many losses, defeats, and sorrows. Let's hope that all that will remain will be the varie- ty of happy, pleasant, memories . . . There is a chance peace will come . . . With much sincerity, we thank Mr. Robert Seckler, Mrs. Eleanor Merritt, and Mr. Joseph Raziano, our faculty advisors. Mr. Al Posillico for the use of his photographs. Mr. Phil St. Pierre and the American Yearbook Company, our publishers; and Carol Stu- dios, our photographers. As well, special thanks to each and every student who joined our yearbook and helped make our book one of its kind A Abrahams. H. 68. 70.138 Accettola, C. 136 Adams. D. 136 Adler. F. 84 Adler, J. 64, 68. 74, 79, 136 Agins, C. 74, 84 Agins, E. 84,136 Agnetti. A. 94 Aime, M.67,137 Alaia, C. 94, 124, 125 Alaia, J. 94 Albanese, S. 94 Aldridge. J. 137 Alexander, O. 77. 84 Allaco.L 84, 118 Allegra, W. 137 Aloisio, A. 74, 118, 137 Altebrando, N. 64, 66. 70, 137 Alter. R 84 Anastasia. A. 74.94, 124, 125 Andriole. F. 138 Angelo. B. 138 Annunziato, E. 62. 63, 66, 94 Apfel, K. 76. 138 Appelbaum, R. 61, 66. 68, 73, 77, 94 Arce, G. 138 Ardis, A. 84 Armfield. R. 84 Amel, J. 84, 118, 109 Aronow, V. 138 Arzu, A. 79,84 Arzu, R. 66. 138 Ashford. M. 84 Atkins. G. 94 Auster. J. 84 Axelrod. G. H4 B Bah. N 84 Bab. B. 04.65, 66. 68. 138 Bailey. M. 76, 77. 94 Baker. M. 71.75,94 Ball. S. 62, 139 Ball. L. 66. 70. 139 Barber. C. 77. 94. 129, 131, 135 Barbera. A 94 Barhold. K. 139 Barnes. K. 139 Baron, C. 84 Barraco, R. 84 Barrow, C. 94 Barrow, R. 84 Bartow, R. 84 Bates. R 115 Bates, C. 84 Battaglio, J. 94 Baum, M 128, 139 Beardsley, N. 84, 129 Beatty. B. 94 Beauchamp, R. 84, 188 Becker. H. 84, 120 Beckett. C. 77, 94 Bell. A. 84 Beil. U 84 Benner. R. 84 Bennett. T 72.139 Berger. M. 84 Bernstein, N. 74, 84 Binsack, C. 139 Bizzigotti, P. 66, 67, 68, 74, 94 Blackman, C. 94 Blackwell, D. 139 Blanco. K. 74, 84 Blanco. P 139 Blinder, C. 140 Blount. U. 123 Blowers. D. 84 Blue. G. 140 Blumberg, M. 61,65, 66, 68, 73, 94, 120 Student Index Bohcali, P 64. 140 Bolling, V. 140 Booker. M. 84 Borenstein. J. 62, 75, 76, 84 Bove, G. 85 Bove, V. 74,75, 140 Bowman, F. 84 Bovdston, C. 62, 84 Bradford, J. 64. 74, 75, 76. 140 Bradley, C. 74, 85 Brady. D 85. 109, 117 Braxton, J. 135, 140 Brayboy, R. 140 Bredin, G. 74, 141 Breslin, K. 65, 66, 69. 94, 131 Bright, D. 85 Brillat P. 80, 141 Brooks. P. 85 Brown, R. 76, 77. 94 Brown, C. 94 Brown. A. 62, 63, 68, 85 Brown, K. 85 Brown, D. 177 Brown, F. 78. 141 Brown, V. 141 Bruce, R. 141 Bryant, A. 94 Bryant, D. 74, 85 Buffalino, J. 141 Buffalino. P. 94 Bull.S. 85, 115 Burnes, W. 94 Burnes, W. 62, 63, 42, 78, 141 Burnett. D. 77.85,120 Burnett. G. 63,75,85 Burnett, C. 141 Burnett, L. 142 Burnett, K. 85 Burnett, R. 85 Burns. R. 74. 124, 125, 142 Burstein, F. 66, 73, 94 Bush, D. 74,94 Bush. P. 131. 142 C Caider. R. 85 Calafates, A. 94, 109,124. 125 Campanele 85 Campbell, I. 94 Campbell, T. 94, 110, 123,125 Canadeo, E. 94 Canadeo, J. 85 Capozzi, J. 85 Caracappa. D. 66, 94 Carl. D. 66, 74,94 Carlisle, B. 142 Carr. V. 70, 142 Casey. E. 85 Casilli, M. 76. 142, 131 Castaldo. A. 95 Catpano, C. 95 Catapano, R. 85 Catapano, P. 142 Chapman, J. 135 Charles. J. 67. 85. 131 Charles. C. 131, 143 Charles. J. 70, 75,131,143 Chebuski, B. 85 Chebuski, L. 143 Cherry, R. 85 Childs. L. 95. 135 Childs. T. 62, 77.95, 123 Childs, W. 95 Chinitz, I. 85 Chomsky, J. 143 Ciardullo, J. 95 Clark, R. 77,95, 123 Clingman, V. 95 Clinton, B. 95 Cobb, R. 70, 95,131,135 Cohen, S. 95 Cohen. M 76,77, 143 Colburn, N. 95 Coleman, S. 94 Coll. T. 76. 94 Collin, D. 85 Collins, G. 94 Compte, P. 95 Conlin, A. 143 Connie. S. 122, 144 Cooper. K. 85 Cooper, T. 144 Coote, D. 144 Corino, V. 95 Corona, B. 144 Corte, C. 85 Crane, C. 85 Crichlow, R. 85 Crichlow, M. 144 Crider, G. 85 Criste, B. 85 Cronin, J. 122,144 Cruise. B. 65, 77 Cubit, C. 95 Cubit, D. 177 Cue. C. 62.65,85 Cue, B. 144 Culen, T. 85 Cumbo, P. 95 Cunningham. A. 62, 65. 68, 95,120 Curcio, J. 144 D Daly, E. 85 Daly, P. 72.79.113.123,145 Dankosky, S. 95,135 Dankosky, R.85 Davis. J. 95 Davis, A. 85 Davis, B. 86 Davis, H. 86.75,74 Davis, V. 86 Davis, A. 85 Davis, E. 122, 145 Davis. M L. 68. 71,122,135 Davis, M. Lee 76.145 Davis, R. 145 Davis, V 145 DeFerrari, T. 86 DeBear, W. 60. 62. 64, 79. 112,115, 145 Debonis, A. 95 Deitel, S. 74,86 Delorenzo, J. 86 DeLosRever, V. 78, 147 DeLuca, B. 8o Delura, J. 86 DeMilto. L. 95 De Milto, N. 146 DeMilto. P. 86 DeMirjian, C. 145 DeMirjian, D. 95 Denis, A. 110, 146 Deutsch, L. 95, 128 DeVito, j. 86 Dewey, R. 62. 86 Dial. b. 95 Dial. J. 86 Dibiase, N. 95 DiCarlo, A. 146 Dillman. L. 86 Dixon, C. 77 Djiji, 1.68,69, 70. 146 Donohue, K. 76,131,146 Dooley, D. 146 Dorsey, M. 86 Doscher. W. 95 Douglas. G. 75,86. 135 Doxey, T. 86 Dri, T. 86 Dumpson, J. 95 Dunham. R. 146 Dunn, G. 146 220 Duval. C. 86 E Edgren, S. 147 Edmonds. F. 147 Eliseo. P. 63.71, 147 Elliott, R. 95 Elliott. B 86 Ellis, L. 77, 86 Emanuel, S. 86 Engel, M. 68, 112, 147 Entenmann 95, 135 Erikson. L. 63, 66, 68, 77, 80 Ernst T.60.64,67.68, 73, 74, 79,110,147 F Fagan. S.147 Fairax, T 95 Falcone, 5. 147 Falls, M. 77, 95,131 Fann, C. 62, 66, 70, 76, 80. 148 Farino, M. 86 Farkas, T. 86. 122 Farkas, A. 64. 66, 70. 135, 129,148 Feeley. M 148 Feeley, J. 86 Feldstein. G. 61, 71, 86 Fells. L. 148 Fells, B. 64, 75. 76,148 Ferber, K 61, 62, 65, 66, 68, 77. 96 Ferebee.J. 65, 74,80, 96, 131 Ferguson, K. 63, 77, 96 Ferst.D. 76.94 Ferst, M. 62. 65, 66. 68, 76. 80, 96 Feuer, K. 148 Ficco. M. 148 Fickler, R. 96 Fields. G. 86 Fink. E. 65,67, 68,96, 128 Finnegan, J. 148 Fiore. M. 86 Fisher, E. 86, 115 Fishkind, T. 61, 72, 148 Fletcher, A. 86, 135 Fletcher, S. 149 Fluke, J. 66, 149 Fontana. R. 77, 96,120, 122 Fontana, W. 77, 86 Ford, M. 96 Ford. R. 96 Foster, D. 77, 84 Fox. K. 96 Fox.T. 86 Francis, J. 96 Francis, V. 86 Francis, R 120, 149 Franco, C. 149 Franklin. G. 62, 64, 74, 75, 79, 129, 149 Franzese, F. 96 Frey. R. 72, 77. 96 Friedland, L. 177 Friedman, M. 96 Frielingsdorf, P. 149 Fulton, W. 86. 117 Furcht, P. 86 Fusco, J. 149 Futterman, E. 87 G Gales J. 76. 96 Gallman, S. 87 Galloway, D. 62, 66. 68, 73, 75, 78, 96, 112, 123 Galloway, B. 67.68,77.87 Gamez, T. 87 Gamez, J. 149 Gandy. B. 150 Gannon, C. 62, 96 Garabedian, G. 149 Garboski, E. 150 Garrett. A. 96 Garrison, R. 87 Gathers, D. 150 Gathmann, T. 87 Gayle, C. 77, 78 Gehring. R. 122, 150 Gelzer, D. 74, 66, 96. 129 Gennari, P. 61,68, 96,131 Giambrone. J 150 Giambrone, 5. 96 Gibney, J. 77, 96 Gibney,M 87 Gibney, C. 74, 75. 79, 120. 124, 125, 150 Gill, J. 96 Gillespie, M. 87 Gillies, E. 87 Gillum E. 87 Gillum. J. 87 Gillum. M. 62, 66. 79. 115,150 Gioia, R. 62, 72,136 Glass, D 87 Glover. E. 67, 150 Goins, M 87 Goldberg, B. 87 Goldberg. R. 151 Goldstein, P 151 Gondolini, K. 96 Goode, P 87.122 Goode. R. 151 Goodman C. 87 Gorman, V. 98 Gorman, E. 87, 120 Gottlieb, G. 151 Govantes, V. 77, 96 Graham, J. 87 Graikoski, C. 131,128, 129, 137 Grandinetti. R. 62. 67. 70.151 Grange, C. 77, 96 Gray, C. 87 Gray, S. 151 Graziano, D. 87, 131 Grealish, M. 151 Green, E. 96 Green, M. 87 Greene, R. 76 Greene, R. 96 Greenbaum, R. 96 Greenberg, C. 151 Greenberg, J. 61, 62, 66, 68, 73. 152 Greenfield, R. 66, 72, 77. 96 Griffin, G. 76, 96 Gross, j. 96 Gross. C. 87 Gross. A. 152 Grubstein. M. 68. 152 Guarino, J. 87 Gulotta, J. 87 Gulotta, J. 152 Gurewitz, M. 96 H Haberland, W. 96 Harard, E. 88 Hairston, R. 87 Hairston, S. 87 Halfpenny. J. 97. 135 Halpin, D. 152 Hardy, R. 109 Hayward, J. 77, 87 Haldky, P. 97 Hartley, D. 87 Hawthorne, C. 77, 97 Henenlotter. R. 87. 109,117 Herbert. K 62. 66, 67, 68, 87 Heron, D. 97 Hickey, J. 97 Hill, B. 87 Hilliard. 1. 62, 66, 67, 68. 75, 79 Hilton, R. 77 Hines. A. 87 Hines. K. 118 Hines. W. 87 Hines. J. 77.118, 152 Hoback, D. 88 Hoffer, K. 72. 88. 97 Hoffer, D. 77, 88 Hoffman, A. 88, 112 Hoinacki, F. 97 Holder, G. 152 Holley. G. 77,97. 124, 125 Holmes, R. 97 Honan. C. 97 Howard, E. 77. 78 Hubert. B. 65, 67. 69, 71. 73. 97 Humphrey. L. 62, 65, 70,152 Hunter, M. 80, 137 Hutchinson, D. 88, 10° Hylton, R. 97 Iadevaia.C. 110, 153 ladevaia.N. 68.77.88. 128 Iannotti, D. 122 Iannotti, F. 79 Iannotti, R 153 lannucci, F. 153 Iannucci, C. 153 Ingram, J. 74, 97 Ingram, D. 88, 118 Irons, D. 88 Irons, T. 97 Isaacs. E. 77. 97 J Jackson, J. 76 Jackson, M. 62, 67. 153 Jackson, P. 153 Jackson, P. 77, 79 Jackson, W. 97 Jackson, C. 153 Jacobs, P. 63. 64. 65, 66. 70. 128, 135 Jaffe, J. 154 Jaffe. P 88,118 Jamison, C. 88, 121 Jamison, Y. 77, 97 Jaret, D. 154 Jefferson. R. 97 Jenkins, G. 97. 113, 123 Jenkins, M. 97, 124. 125 Jenkins, R. 88 Jerome, M. 72 Johnson. A. 97 Johnson, E. 77,88 Johnson, F. 88 Johnson, E. 154 Johnson, E. 60, 72 Johnson, G. 88, 121 Johnson, K. 88 Johnson M. 97 Johnson. T.88 Johnson, V. 88 129 Johnson, Y. 77 Jones, C. 88 Jones, C. 88 Jones, E. 154 Jones, S. 123 Jones, R. 88 Jones, J. 115 Jones, J. 74. 75. 88 Jones, S. 154 Josph E. 154 Josev, V. 97 K Kagalaris, C. 88 Kanig.G. 66,76, 77.79. 154 Karlin. P. 154 Katz. B 67,68.97, 131 Katz. D. 86. 120, 97 Kaufman. C. 131 Kay, 1,88 Kearnev. J. 88 Kehoe. K ol,68.77. 97 Kelly. E. 97,131 Kelly. J. 155 Kendall, D. 65.67.77.88 Kendall. L. 115, 155 Kennedy. L. 88 Kennedy. M. 88 Kennedy, B.155 Kennelly, A. 97,155 Kilgore. R. 79, 123, 155 Killen, C. 88. 131 Kimble, B. 88,117 King, C. 88 King, C. 177 221 King, D. 88 King, J. 74, 75. 155 Kinc, V. 155 Kitchings, P. 88 Klapper, E. 88 Klein, S. 88 Klein, J. 68.69,73. 154 Kleveta, F. 97 Koepcke, W. 64,155 Koleda. D. 156 Komaroski. A. 88 Kook, J. 74. 120 Kook, A. 97 Kordish, L. 88 Kramer, E. 77. 97 Krampitz. K. 66. 79. 97,131 Kraska, K. 61. 68,69,77 Kriaust, K. 97 Kreindler, M 79,115,110, 124, 125,156 Kronstadt, L. 156 Kronstadt, R. 89 Kumorowski. L. 97 Kunkel, P. 89 Kupferberg, J. 61.65, 66, 67. 68, 69, 74, 97 L Lacey, J. 72. 80 Lagnese, B. 89, 109 Lagnese, C. 89 Lagnese, L. 76, 78. 98 Lagnese, L. 97 Laguerre, J. 89 Langston, N, 78, 98 Lapierre, R . 79, 110,156 Lawrence, C. 98 Lawson. J. 89 Leake, V. 89 Lebovitz, L. 156 LeClaire. D. 120,156 Lee, A. 98 Lee, L. 89 Lefkowitz, D. 156 Lefkowitz, S. 89 Lefrak, E. 98 Lein. R. 65.68,77,78.98 Lemkin, D. 67,68, 89 Lemkin, R. 65,64. 62,67. 68, 70. 156 Lentz. 5. 62. 65, 66, 98 Letsky. W 68.98 Levine. W 122.157 Levi. A. 62, 66, 63. 69, 79.157 Levy. S.98.110 Levy,D. 89 Lewis, D. 80.98 Lewis, D. 89. 121 Lewis, G. 61,68, 89 Lewis, M. 98 L Hommedieu, P. 89 Libardi, A. 157 Lidstrom, H. 63. 64, 66. 135,157 Lilley.C 89 Linwood, L. 62, 63, 67, 98 Little, K. 74, 89 Little. K. 79, 109,157 Loftin, F. 89 Limbardi, D. 61,66,157 Lord, P. 89 Lordi, D. 65.66,69.98 Lorenzen, B. 98 Lorenzen. P. 79,120,157 Losonci, S. 98 Louder, J. 89 Lowe, P. 109 Lowy.S. 112, 157 Lucas,H. 158 Lulen,T. 74 Luger, J. 120 Lyons, L. 118,158 M Madden. L. 131,135,158 Madden, L. 70,158 Madison, V. 98 Magrane, S. 89 Mahoney, B. 77, 89 Maio, G. 98, 122, 124, 125 Malchar. V. 98 Malone. E. 98 Mandracchia. B. 77. 78. 98, 131 Maneri, J. 158 Manhein, G. 89 Manhoff, I. 89 Manning, K. 98 Mannino, J. 158 Manton. E. 89 Marchesano, S. 98 Marino, N. 89 Marks. G. 158 Martin, B 158 Martino. R. 75, 89 Martone, J. 89 Martinez, J. 98 Maxwell. P. 89 Mazurkiewicz, D. 89 May, M. 61,77, 89 Mavhew, S. 98 Mays, C. 62, 80,159 McAnulty, P 77. 79, 89. 113, 121 McAnulty, J. 113 McCarthy. J. 98 McCoy, A 159 McCoy. R 79, 176, 121 McFarland, D. 77, 98 McGowan, J. 159 McPhatter, D. 159 McQuillan. D.77,98 McQuillan, J. 159 Mechanic, S. 74, 90 Meigel, J. 90, 159 Meller, D. 70. 159 Menghini, S. 159 Merritt. L. 63, 74. 78, 98 Metroni. 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