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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1973 volume:

1973, Wing And Spur, Westbury High School, Westbury, New York, Volume 26 1 i® W We Are Comprised Of The Time Around Us. And With Time Pass All Seasons; — Seasons And Time Are One. The Seasons Mold Our Lives — So Much Of What We Are Is Shaped By Their Touch. 3 5 With every change begins a new cycle which brings life in some new form before unseen and untouched and ours for the taking. Our lives are guided not only by the four seasons of the year, but by every mood and phase that we experience. 8 o mimtutui HHHIIUUII mntuumi tmmimm luummm umnttimt HlttUUIMt niniiniiii immiiuti imiiiiiHii) nmmumi 11 Each One Meets His Own Season In His Own Time. Since I Am Not You Our Lives Are Never Identical, Although Our Paths Often Cross And Meet — Sometimes To Last Forever, And Sometimes Only Briefly. 15 Sometimes our paths run side by side, as our seasons coincide — and we walk together. But no one walks in our own shoes; these things are ours alone for we are each a being unique in this world. Table Of Contents Dedication 18 Events 20 Curriculum 34 Underclass 82 Sports 106 Seniors 132 Business 186 ClQ£k| 218 's N � � 'I 9 Vi«« %i I I You do not often speak loudly, yet you are al- ways heard. You may show displeasure at irre- sponsibility, but you will listen to reason. You care, quietly. You teach, quietly. You make us laugh, and you make us learn, all with the low- keyed style which is so much a part of you. We salute you. We know of your honesty and of your unique devotion. We have all heard the dry humor by which even the most hostile are con- quered. We have seen your concerned anger and your sympathetic advice; we know that our fail- ures are yours, and our successes are your triumphs even as they are ours. We respect you, and trust you. and have faith in your compassion. So to this, to all of this which is so good within you. we dedicate the 1973 Wing Spur. For the depths of you which you have given us. we thank you. Mr. Philip Gully. 18 HELLO DOLLY Dolly doing what she does best — talking! The cast's family helped too. The costumes made the characterizations complete. Dolly Levi Horace Vandergelder Cornelius Hackle Irene Molloy Barnaby Tucker Mini Fay Ambros Kemper Ermmgard Rudolf Ernestina Janice Aldridge John Quinn Michael Cohen Toni Washington Paul Mullins Barbara Mandracchia Michael Davis Robin Weinstein Kieran Manning Rohm Sanders Hello Dolly was a tremendous success due to the quality of the performance, which resulted in not only the cast’s but also the audience’s enjoyment of the play. 23 SENIOR PLAY Molly Frank Ann Liz Sarah Adele Linda Diane Mrs. Whitmyer Emmett Clancey Alex Professor Hibbetts Don ............. First Freshman Second Freshman Principal Girls Boys “TAKE HER, SHE’S MINE” Barbara Mandracchia Kevin Rioy Debbie Ferst Lynn Pasariello Maggie Ferst Stacey Zwaik Carolina Catapano Donna Lewis Donna Wickey Robert Greene Michael Baker Charles Cue Denis Castellano Billy Rueger Eddie Annunziato Andrew Calafates Donna Prince Karen Krampitz Patricia Yuva John Simeone Henry Razzano Kevin Foz 24 This year’s senior play; Take Her — She's Mine, was a great success as a result of the tremendous effort and enthusiasm displayed by each and every member of the cast. 25 THE JUNIOR RING DANCE — 1972 It’s got to be in here somewhere! Class president Kevin Riou receives his ring. Here we are in the highlight of the evening. The junior class officers, advisors and our principal. Wake me when it’s all over. Can I please have something to wash this down ? . . . WITH AN INTERNATIONAL THEME Which one of you took two? KING AND QUEEN Eddie Annunziato Denise Simpson Most Likely to Succeed Billy Rueger Friendliest Joyce Ingram Darrell Pone Best Looking Jackie Gales Richard Fickler Class Athlete Pat Ebron John Simeone Class Singer Carolyn Barber Michael Bailey Class Jester Lynda Lagnese Henry Razzano Class Artist Janice Patterson Gerald Jenkins Class Flirt Denise Lordi Walter Burns Carolina Catapano Class Dancer John Rawlings Barbara Mandracchia Becky Scott Most Talkative Ralph Pitts Most Studious Donna Wickey James McAnulty Best Dressed Judy Weil Peter Molloy Class Actor and Actress Janice Ferebee Kevin Riou Class Musician Maggie Ferst Marshall Seally Dedie Small Queen Denise Simpson and King Eddie Annunziato sit on their thrones. The Honored Court First: M Ferst. K. Riou. C. Catapano, J. Simeone. L. Lagnese. B. Mandracchia. Second: J. Ingram. J. Ferebee. J. Gales. B. Scott. J. Patterson. C. Barber. P. Molloy. D. Simpson. E. Annunziato. P. Ebron. R. Fickler. H. Razzano. B. Rueger. D. Wickey. D. Pone. J. McAnulty. 28 ADVISORS, Mr. T. Kelly, and Mrs. T Malone crown the new king and queen Mr. Kulchin congratulates the winners. 29 PEOPLE TO PEOPLE DAY For the second consecutive year people to people day served as a break in the high school's usual routine to offer a va- riety of non-syllabus classes and activi- ties of interest to the students and teachers. Go for a royal flush! Gary Lewis, the Girls and Jeff. H’ai karate for self-defense. 30 Intents First word sounds like Every age group was represented as people from Westbury and many nearby towns came to the high school to share the after- noon and listen to the music of their own rock groups and individuals at Westbury's second outdoor concert. HOMECOMING PARADE The students of Westbury High School each year welcome in the new sports season and the first football game, by marching down Post Avenue. Each class constructs a float for the occasion and several clubs of the school participated in the parade. V st � '« � . « • « ,u • '� ■� 04 |G9LU!U§' pflj jpG UJG9U2 40 9 bGLbG{ri9| CXC|G Eqnc9pou 2 uoj 9u Guq |u !J2G|4‘ CARL W. MONK assistant superintendent SCHOOL BOARD: First: Mr. D. Kraemer. Dr. F. P. McDermott. Dr. F. Kelson. Mrs. B. Lunenfeld. Mrs. E. Sharpe. Mr.C. Lundborg(pres). Mr. R. Dwyer. Second: Mr. C. Monk. Mr. F. Malone. Mr. J. Kickham. Mr. P. Cooper. Mr. M. Billig. Mr. M. Weinstein (vice-pres.). 36 HARVEY S. KULCHIN principal LOUIS BOTWIN program designer DORIS M. WEBBER assistant principal JOHN 0. FOGE assistant principal RICHARD D. LUNSFORD. JR. dean of students RAY N. SOUTHARD Retirement is not an end — rather it is the beginning of a new phase of one's life. It offers the opportunity for travel, relaxation and some well earned leisure. In February 1972 our assistant principal, Mr. Ray Southard retired after 37 years of service to the students of Westbury High School. Mr. Southard taught Science and Health for many years before being promoted to assistant principal in 1955. Mr. Southard will long be remembered as the person who handled most of our scheduling. His warm smile and friendly manner will always be remembered. He will serve as a constant source of inspiration to all of us. He always seemed to have that extra few minutes to spend with us. So long, Mr. Southard and thanks. Thanks for your kind- ness, your warmth and your understanding. We hope that you and Mrs. Southard are blessed with many happy and healthy years of retirement. HARRIETTE KUHLMAN What are the most severe problems facing India today? Such a question might seem difficult to answer without the aid of an expert. We have been fortunate in having such an expert as a teacher for many years here at Westbury — Miss Hariette Kuhlman. Miss Kuhlman retired in June 1972 after 27 years of service in Westbury. During her years at Westbury she inspired fac- ulty and students with her understanding and wisdom. Her classes were always enriched with stories of her many trav- els to Europe, Asia and Africa. During her retirement Miss Kuhlman plans to continue traveling to all parts of the world. We want to thank you, Miss Kuhlman. for your contribu- tions on our behalf. We hope that you are blessed with many happy years of retirement. 39 The faculty of our school should not be separated from the various clubs of the students. Those activities in which the students hold an interest are an extension and a variation of the learn- ing available in the classroom. 40 JOHN FASANO chairman COMMERCIAL ARTS — PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE Education is synonymous with growth — there cannot be one with- out the other. Many try to educate, but no true learning can take place unless we want to be taught. A teacher cannot open our minds, but can cause us to open our own minds. The true teacher is that one who can instill in another person the will and desire to see new things. And once that desire is there, we find we can learn from every experience and from every person, even ourselves. 42 HELEN COX MERRILL DOLLAR CLARK HENRY chairman THELMA MALONE DRIVER EDUCATION —AIMING FOR SAFETY The best and most important part of every man's education is that which he gives himself. By exposing ourselves to other people and other activities, we broaden our field of learning and give ourselves more opportunity to grow. 43 THOMAS NUNZIATA ENGLISH — GATEWAY TO THE MINDS OF OTHERS MAY SHEEHAN chairman PETER BUTTNER We are warehouses, always being filled and increased and becoming richer with the wealth of learning. Learning compliments itself because all things are inter- related — what we have learned from past experiences stays with us to strengthen the future. If we listen to all that we have been taught, we will emerge wiser and more complete. KEVIN McGILL DENIS CASTELLANO LYNN KAPLAN VEDA NEU 44 MARKTANNEY LILLIAN WISNIEWSKI ROSALIE RAFTER DANIEL WILLIAMS Perhaps the full value of what we have been taught will not be apparent to us now, but at some other time. And in that other season, we will also see the teaching we have done for others, by the people we are and by the ways we have sown ourselves in each other. 45 WHISP —THE VOICE OF WESTBURY HIGH ON PAPER Editor-in-chief Roy Appelbaum. EDITORS: A. Nash. J. Kupferberg. E. Annunziato. P. Gennari. A. Schumacker. R Appelbaum. C. Kraska. G. Feldstein. STAFF: First: T. Unger. K. Blanco. L. Deutsch. P. Shapiro. B. Viola. Second: M. Somberg. M Deutsch. B Rothbard. W. Pu- leo. M Lee. M. May. Third: M McAnulty. K. Kehoe. J. Auster. Fourth: D. Wickey. E. Westring. SPEECH AND DEBATE CLUBS — CHALLENGE THROUGH WORDS Mr. P. Butner (adv.). B. Cruze. D. Small. J. Weil (pres ). Y. Smith. M. Baker, (v.-pres.). L. Holley. D. Summers. D. McFarland. D. Small. Mr. P. Butner (adv.). S. Smith. J. Ferebee. L. Haggms. B Cruze. E. Campbell. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA — First: E. Manton, J. Smi- lon. I. Smetana (treas.). E. Futteman (sec.). P Yuva (pres.). K. Krampitz (vice-pres.). N. Silverberg. Second: R. Alter. J Kup- ferberg. L. Nitti. J. Roth- field. N. Bernstein. J. Borenstem. B. Cruze. GAINING FIRST-HAND EXPERIENCE REFLECTIONS— AN AVENUE OF EXPRESSION THROUGH THE SCHOOL MAGAZINE REFLECTIONS: FIRST: A. Stern. F. Spi vack. D. Horowitz. S Cahn. H Miller. J. Levy. L. Fluke Second: J. Rothfield. S. Mechanic. J. Sega 11. V. Neu (adv.). J. Tam- ber (editor-in-chief). E. Weil. J. Charles. S. Unger. SHAKESPEARE CLUB — “AND THIS ABOVE ALL; TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE” SHAKESPEARE: First: M Baker. B. Rueger. P. Compte. T. Unger. J. Morelia. M Smir- cina. T. Campbell. B. Morton. Second: Mrs. M Sheehan (adv.). E. Kelly. M. Renison. K Kehoe. C. Kraska. P. Gen- nari. N. Rufrano. K. Hotter. A. Brown. L. Lagnese. 48 GUIDANCE — FINDING A PLACE IN THE WORLD OUTSIDE 49 JOY SIEBLER JUNIUS YATES First: B. Rueger (sec ). J. Weil (pres.). Mrs. J. Wynter (adv.). D. Gelzer (vice-pres). P. Bizzigotti (treas.j Second: P. Yuva. J. Kupferberg. T. Murro. B. Morton, R. Clark. J. Ferebee. Third: K. Kehoe. A. Cunningham. C. Kraska. R. Cobb. E. Valentine. Fourth: J. McAnulty. L. Fink. J. Small. F. Burstem. 50 STUDENT CURRICULUM COMMITTEE — BRINGING CHANGE THROUGH EFFORT AND CARE First: M May. V. Potter. S. Hill, D. Prince. A. Brown. R. Barber. J. Rothfield. V. Van- Cleef. E. Howard Second: R. Clark. K. Riou. G. Weinberg. K. Ferguson. Mrs. D. Webber (adv.), C. Cue. L. Westring. M. Baker. Third: F. Gibney. J. Weinberge. E. Annunziato. W. Burns. D. Burnett. E. Schecter. MAURICE BERES chairman SARAH STEWART RAYMOND COLEMAN HOME ECONOMICS — UTILIZING BASIC SKILLS NANCY DORAN HEALTH—THE WELL-BEING OF MIND AND BODY First: M. Ferst. M. Falls. T. Doxey (pres.). E. Howard. S. Gallman. C. Gannon. Second: Mrs. N. Doran (adv.). C. Falls. D. Ferst. J Auster. L. Seaman. D. Cor h Third: M. Shore. L. Dillman. R. Cobb (vice-pres.). K Krampitz. AUDIO VISUAL — DIMENSIONS OF SOUND AND SIGHT STAGE CREW —THE TECHNICIANS OF PRODUCTION First: E. Michaelson. B Schwartz. Second: B Stravmo. K. Hotter T. Schwartz. M. Mmmon P. Gennari. S. Piscetelli. J Blumenthal. D. Hotter. First: E. Michaelson. P. Kahl. J. Mitchell. P. Gennari. Second: E. Valentine. T. Farkas. R. Stravino. C. Kraska. K. Hotter. S. Piscetelli. P. Kahl. GERALD MALLON chairman INDUSTRIAL ARTS — CREATING UTILITY STANLEY ROSENBERG COMMUNICATION ARTS CLUB — COMMUNICATION IS THE KEY TO EDUCATION First: R. Reddick. E. Howard. D. Bryant. L. Ellis. Second: G. Manheim. G. Weinstein. P. Shapi- ro. H. Perkins. S. Unger. E. Michaelson. T. Farkas. E. Valentine. Third: K. Hotter. R. Stravino. M Minnion. E. Michaelson. K. Hotter. A. Murro. G. Manheim. ANNOUNCING CREW — INFORMING THE UNINFORMED LANGUAGE — LISTEN TO A CULTURE RUTH KELLY chairman RONALD DOBSON Give me a fish and I can eat today. Teach me how to fish and I can eat forever.” Teachers are valuable. Let us not take them for granted, but let us take them. JOSEPH RAZIANO FRENCH CLUB First: D. Wickey. E. Annunziato. Sec- ond: C Kraska. L Deutsch. R Greenfield. First D. Richardson. V. Sto- vall. M. Zea. E. Copa. C. Dil- lard. J Weinberger Second: Miss J. Bogdiewicz (adv.). F. Pertocelli. F. Adler. T. Ga- mez. R. Alter. T. Campbell. SPANISH CLUB 56 LIBRARY —TO READ IS TO LEARN MRS. A. BROWN. MRS. A. BOWMAN MARY ROTHMAN First: F Petrocelii. J Smi- Ion. C. Falls. S Gaiiman. E Howard. D Pone. M Smircma. Mrs. C. Matar- ra o (adv . Second: R Greene. N Siiverberg. D Sommers. M Falls. K Corte. Mrs. E Bowman (adv.i. Mrs. M Rotnman (adv i. T Unger. T Camp- bell. Mrs A Brown (adv.i LIBRARY CLUB — LENDING KNOWLEDGE MATH — LOGIC AND TRUTH FOUND IN NUMBERS JOHN ALLASIO ROGER COX MARGARET HADDAD THOMAS KELLY KATHLEEN THIBODEAU ANTHONY NIGRO MATHLETES — WRESTLING OF THE MIND S. Seelig. A. Barbera. D. Prince. R. Martino. A. Nash. CHESS CLUB — CONTESTING STRADEGY AND WIT D. Pone. A. Barbera. J. Weinberger. Mr. D. Bull- man (adv.). F Gibney. M. Smircina. T. Moresco. 59 MUSIC — PUTTING LIFE IN THE AIR DAVID BULLMAN LEON DODSON SELECT CHOIR: First: V. VanCleef. R. Crichlow. S. Smith. S. Washington. J. Borenstein. B Maho- ney. M. Ferst. B. Mandracchia. C. Gayle. A. Summa. D. McFarland. D. Ferst. D. Burnett. E. Schec- ter. E. Rogers. C. Grange. Mr. D. Bullman (adv.). Second: G. Burnett. R. Motton. D. Galloway. B. Cruze. J. Ferebee. E. Johnson. J. Rothfield. M Redavid. R. Greene. M. Bailey. C. Barber. J. Gales. G. Holley. R. Appelbaum. W. Powell. J. Quinn. C. Norris. GENERAL CHOIR: First: Y Govantes. M Vani. A. Stern. M. McAnulty. P. Gennari. D. Saunders. S. Gallman. J. Sparkman. L. Ellis. Second: G Middleton. A. Reape. A. Davis. K Cooper. M. May. Y. Smith. R. Barber. S. Hill. G. Placeres. D. Graziano. K. Stokey. D. Frey. S. Cahn. D. Richardson. J. Figueira. V. Potter. A. Poon. C. Falls. L. Fluke. D. Borum. E. Riouse. Y. Rivers. R. Carrion. L. Holley. Mr D.Bullman (adv ). Third: C. Boydston. B Scott. A. Stevens. R. Armfield. P McAnulty. M Bailey. S. Coleman. E. Issae. R. Greene. V. Leake. C. Stevens. D Destefano. R. Barrow. Y. Johnson. L. Mul- keen. G. Griffin. E. Howard. L. Towne. J. Thompson. P. Rose. D. Bryant. MADRIGALS: J. Rothfield. G. Burnett. S. Smith. J Borenstein. D. Ferst. J. Gales. D. Burnett. E. Schechter. CHORUS — VOCALIZING HARMONY SOPRANOS: First: P. Gennari. C. Falls. M. Vani. A. Poon. D. Saunders. V. Potter. E. Riouse. L. Fluke. J. Sparkman. Second: M. McAnulty. D. Borum. A. Stern. Y. Gov- antes. J. Thompson. P. Rose. Y. Rivers. D. Bryant. L. Holley. R. Carrion. ALTOS: First: L. Towne. D. Frey. K. Stokey. G. Placeres. D. Gra- ziano. S. Cahn. L. Mulkeen. D. Richardson. J. Figueria. Y. John- son. Second: A Norman. D Des- tefano. L. Ellis. S. Hill. C. Ste- vens. V. Leake. G. Griffin. E. Howard. S. Gallman. TENORS: First: Y. Smith. R. Barber. M. May. S. Coleman Second: G. Mid- BASSES: First: J. Redwood. A. Davis. A. Stevens. K. Cooper, dleton. R. Greene. M. Bailey. A. Reape. E. Issac. Second: C. Boyston. B. Scott. R. Armfield. P. McAnulty. BAND —UNITY IN SOUND CONCERT BAND: First: P. Shapiro. E. Schecter. R. Belcher. J. Walker. P. Kahl. R. Mirkm. P. Bizzigotti. F. Giblin. J. Jolly. M. Deutsch. R Rothbard Second: L Potter. M Grey. R. Mirkm. T. Moresco. P Kahl. K. Blanco. J. Kupferberg. P. Tinsley. N. Bern- stein. S. Mechanic. F Adler. D. Lewis. J. Ferebee. J. Ingram. M. Lee. J. Vetrone. M. Sealy. N. Colburn. H. Fireman Third: S. See- lig. S. Swezy. D. DeBear. D. Pone. G. Burns. D. Smith. S. Jones. M. Rose, D. Krampitz. P. Schack. J. Blumenthal. V. Hudson. B. Schechner. A. Kook. R. Lanci. M. Robinson. STAGE BAND: P. Schack. D. Krampitz. M. Sealy. R. Belch- er. Second: M. Deutsch. J. Jolly. F. Giblin. M. Robinson. J. Walker. Third: P. Shapiro. M. Grey. E. Schechter. H. Davis. Fourth: Mr. L. Dodson (adv.). S. Seelig. D. Smith. S. Joner. STAGE BAND ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA: First: D Horowitz. L Offenberg. C. Deoul. J. Blumenthal. C Norris. L. Stone. A. Schumacker. R. Mar- tino. Second: K. Horowitz. G. Burnett. J. McAnulty. S. Batts. D. Hylton. G. Becker. L. Levy. Third: M Robinson. Mr L. Dodson(adv.). P. Schack. WIPFFfflllNPII __ -W ■ f - ' L ' : v; “ • Vy A • sil r a ■r w � a 63 PHYSICAL EDUCATION — ENERGY EXPENDED TO create form MADELINE HARMELING First: R. Mirkin (sec ). T. Campbell, D Smith. W Reuger (pres ). P Jaffe. F. Franzese. J Simeone. A. Calafates. J Arnel. Mr A Handy (adv.) Second: P McAnulty. J. McAnulty. C. Padover. A Kook (treas ). P. Schack. D. Pone. A Cunningham. E Gorman Third: Mr R. Coleman (adv ). R. Henenlotter. D. Galloway (vtcepres.). M Robinson. C fiaQi. ns w Hines R Morion. L. Allocco. T. Reardon GEORGE HULL DOROTHY COLEMAN ALBERT HANDY chairman DRAGONNETTES ELISA PROLY M. Lee. L. Towne. M. McAnulty BOOSTER CLUB First: A. Ferebee. B. Johnson. M. Fuentes. S. Be- achamp. S. Smith. S. Gallman. A. Stewart. D. Richard- son. M. Wallace. Second: R. Barber. L. Ellis. D. Bryant. K. Beckett. E. Scott. E. Howard. G. Griffin. R. Cumbo. C. Stancil. 65 TWIRLERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS C. Hawthorne. D. Lewis (capt.). A. Fletcher. C. Gayle. D. Ferst. C. Mid- dleton. D. Kendall. M. May. L. Pas- sariello. M. Ferst (co-capt). 66 Y. Smith. J. Newsome (co-capt.). C. Stevens. S. Emanuel. G. Cur- ry. L. Levy. S. Monty. H Mirzoft. A. Cox. J. Thompson, A. Gaston (capt). JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRANCIS KORBER chairman SCIENCE — THE MYSTERIES OF LIFE AND MATTER WILLIAM BOWDEN PHILIP GULLY JOSEPH GREGSON CHARLES LAUFMAN SOL MEDOFF ' r % W. M. MEMMINGER WALTER O'BRIEN THOMAS SHEEHAN PRE-MED CLUB — THE ELEMENTS OF MEDICINE G. Lewis. L. Nitti, K. Blanco. D. Small. L. Westring. Mr. W. Bowden (adv.). A. Murro (pres.). S. Seelig. M. Martino. D. Destepano. S.Cahn. L. Fink. B. Katz. D. Lordi. S. Levy. P. Compte, J. Segall. P. Shapiro. J. Charles. E. Annunziato, J. Weil. S. Lentz. THIS FARM IS A garden «0 LET xw M5cT8URT ORGANIC FARMING CLUB — NATURALLY DOWN TO EARTH First: K Blanco. M. Somberg. A Nash. E. Silverstat. S. Deitel. J. Bor- enstein. C. Padover. L. Westring. B. Schnecher. STUDENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE — SHOWING CONCERN FOR THE EARTH JOHN FLOOD chairman JEFFREY CASSIDY THURLOW CHILDS SOCIAL STUDIES — MAN STUDYING MAN MICHAEL FIEDLER THOMAS KOSTKA JOHN McFERRAN ROBERT SECKLER HUMAN RELATIONS COUNCIL — ACTION TOWARD UNDERSTANDING First: D. Pone. M. Baker. K. Riou, R. Barber. V. Pot- ter, A. Brown. Second: E. Isaacs. M. Norman. T. Childs. R. Clark. W Burns. E. Howard. C. Cue. STUDENT COUNCIL — SELF DETERMINATION THROUGH SELF-RELIANCE First: Mr. R. Dobson (adv.). M Ferst (sec.). E. Annunziata (pres.). Second: T. Doxey. K. Corte. S. Monty. G. Rus- sell. B. Cruze. D. Smith. C. Murray. J. Segall. A. ladevia. Third: E. Weil. M. Falls. D. Ferst. R. Vigdor, B. Reuger. P. Compte. B. Viola. M Lee, L. Passariello. Fourth: D. Levi. S. Smith, B Morton. M. Norman. G Jenkins. This past summer of 1972 Felice Burstein and Susan Lentz went to Guatemala and Costa Rica, respectively. Their exchange students in return were Gilda Schibar. from Chile, staying with Felice, and Silvia Kuno. from Brazil lived with Susan for a period of ten weeks. F. Burstein. G. Schibar. S. Lentz. S. Kuno. WESTBURY INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE — SHARING AND LEARNING BY RECIPROCATION CULTURE First: J. Auster. R. Greenfield. E Manton. D. Graziano. D. Lempkm (pres.). F. Adler (sec.). J. Segall. J. Charles. Second: C. Dillard. S. Lentz. Mrs. M. Rothman (adv.), B. Cruze. J. Levy. L. Fluke. H. Miller. Third: J DeLoreoz. J. Weinberger. D Kram- pitz. J. Rothfield. M. Lacey. S. Cahn. A. Stern. M. Somberg. 72 BLACK STUDENT UNION — UNITY THROUGH IDENTITY First: D. Simpson. M. Baker (pres.). Mr Rembert (adv.). K. Becket (sec ). W Burnes. T. Reeves. Second: T. Childs. C. Saunders. D. Bryant. C. Stancil. G. Curry. R. Barber. T. Reeves. C. Middleton. Third: L. Ellis. E. Howard. S. Beau champ. S. Gallman. D. Sommers. C. Gayle. K Riou. R. Hylton. B. Cruze. Fourth: C. Veal. J. Simmons. M Norman. S. Smith. C. Cue. D. Pone. S. Hill. Y. Smith. First: E. Weil. L. Westring. R Greenfield. G. Russell. J. Kupferberg. D. Wickey (pres.). K Krampitz. L Deutsch. R Appel baum. M Deutsch. Second: P Bizzigotti. E Kelly. G Newman. R. Alter. S Monty. M Falls. K Ferber. M Lee. F Adler. A Fletcher. F Giblin. Third: M. Silverman (adv.). L Seamon. E Klapper. J Auster. Y Rivers. F Spivack. R. Shelley. M La- cey. D. Collin. H. Fireman. W.I.F.C.A.S. — BEARING RESPONSIBILITY BY CARING B.O.C.E.S. — BOARD OF CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Future beauticians practice their skills. Artistic talent is put to practical use. Students use the facilities to study auto mechanics. Boces is an educational program established to give students an opportunity to acquire and develop professional skills while they are still enrolled in high school. The Boces stu- dents attend the necessary high school class- es for half of each day, and spend the re- maining half at the Boces center, where they are offered many vocational facilities not available in the high school. Girls learn the techniques of nursing SPECIAL SERVICES — SPECIAL MEANS IMPORTANT ALFRED LITTLEJOHN work-study program DR. MARTIN FELDMAN psychologist ROBERT WATSON social worker SECRETARIES: Mrs. B. Kahl. Mrs. T. Maio. Mrs. H. King. Mrs. C. Matarazzo. SECRETARIES: Mrs. Y. Hooper. Mrs. H. Lidstrom, Mrs M. Francis. Mrs. B. Westring. Mrs. F. Willett. CAFETERIA STAFF: First: Mrs. J. Guadagno. Mrs. V. Simeone. Mrs. A Abbatiello. Mrs L. Bulloss. Second: Mrs. A. Holik. Mrs. G. Ardis. Mrs. I. Menghim. Mrs. B. Tobie. Mrs. J. Daddio. Mrs M. Posillico. Mrs. J. Eller by. Mr. P Cotti MR. WILLIAM McKINLEY 79 80 Underclass — Look around: the grass is high the fields are ripe it's the springtime of your life! Pres. Robin Barber Geri Abbondandolo Vice-pres. Gloria Grey Mike Angelo SOPHOMORES Sec. Vanessa Phillips Jaime Ariza Peter Perry Barbera Barrett A $ Gem Robert Becker Belchar A 8. Patricia Bose hi Albert Bostic t Kathy Kim Braun 1 Brown Althea Gary Burnes Burns Debbie Buck Ralph Burt Stacey Cahn Richard Cantwell Tres. a Pamela Fields Sandy Beauchamp Brusmic Brandon Vincent Buffalmo f Edward Carter Jan Castagna Cindy Clinton Carolyn Davis Denise DeStefano § Clyde Dillard Willard Dougherty In this crazy cycle of events Donna Cirella you stand in the doorway Jim Michael Childs Clement of something new. And you begin; partly because there is no choice, but also because you want to. John Coleman Angelanett Eliseo Comer Copa Gina Cumbo Freddie Davis Michael Deutsch Jimmy Dillman Donald Doxey Geraldine Curry Patricia Davis William Drasby Dave DeBear O Charles DiBisceglie Mark Dunham Michael Curraro Robyn DeCarrion 2 Dale Danzy Cara Deoul Denise Donna DiCarlo DiGabnel Michele Linda DiNuzzo Doepper Robert Beverly Dunlap Dunn 85 Debra Edmundson Annette Ferebee Perry Forgione Therese Goode Diane Hahn Janet Edsall Ralph Anthony Yvelise Cecilia Diane Edwards Evans Exantus Falls Farella Jackie Francis Vicki Steven Francis Frank Debra Wanda Frey Garvin Nancy Giambrone A 'You are the orphans in an age of no tomorrows and with your walking you wage a war against the sorrows. Your fathers left you a row to hoe and you’ll hoe it. John Goins Bruce Gordon Joy Nancy Goulbourne Graikowski Gregory Hall Peter Grealish Martin Grey Michael Gross Attila Gyenis Spencer Hall Louise Hagms Dawn Harris 86 Doris Robert Heesemann Henaghan Rhonda Sherene Heywood Hill Toney Hill Leticia Janet Holley Honan Debra Karen Horowitz Horowitz David Vonnie Horvat Hudson Charles Denise Hughes Hylton Carol ladevaia Dick lannucci Guiseppe Jeannette lannucci lannucci Raffaela Sal lannucci lannucci Natalie Michael Ingram lovino Tomorrow lies within you — Roger Vanessa Jacobs Jamison Barron Jenkins Beth Ann Johnson 'and I feel like a cog in something turning. Well, maybe its just the time of year or maybe its the time of man. I don’t know who I am. but life is for learning. ii Samuel Willie Johnson Johnson Albert Kenneth Kennerly Kilgore Lemta Vanessa Kilgore Kimble 87 Victoria Kitchings Dane Krampitz Darlene Lewis Mary Ann McAnulty Marie Martino Tony Marangelo Allan Klapper Mark Lacey © Rosie Leonard Debbie Ann Klein Kleveta Elaine Levine Mercy Litardo Joseph McEachern Paul Mahoney ? JL Lillie Knight Patricia Lorenzer, Thomas Koveleski May Lee Carol Lewis Anna Mariotti Lawrence McCain Sheila Mayhew Brian McKillen Mane Malone William Marmo Jeffrey May Linda Alvin McMiller Madden Fred Meeks Myrna Eric Michel Michelson 88 Greg Middleton Ada Morales Thomas Moresco Laura Mulkeen Jocelyn Newsome Brian Muller Coleen Nicoll Guillermo Nunez Lori Often berg Theresa Linwood Milillo Miner Linda Niles f £ Lauren Thomas Oliver O’Rourke Joseph Robert Poon Posillico Marie Helen Miraglia Mirzoeff Paul Gail Motrom Mulfeld Sandra Mary Neal Neverson Sandra Vanessa Nixon Norman Susan Jean Phillips Pierre Dommga Donald Polk Proniewych Lawrence Cynthia Powell Purter Anthony Kathy Reape Regan Elizabeth Yvette Riouse Rivers 89 Warren Gwendolyn Newell Roberts Fred Carl Amy Robinson Rogers Komaroski Thomas David Rosato Rothenberg 9 Valerie Royal Rita Rubin John Rufrano Yvonne Russell Les Sacam Brian Sallie Jodi Linda Sander Sandiford Renald Darlene Samtil Saunders Joanne Michael Sawicki Sbrocchi Tumult, confusion, and impatience; from these are born one's aspirations of himself. Britta Robin Schneider Schuler Ann Marie John Simonetti Simpson The Prophets of Youth tell us that Perplexity is the beginning of knowledge. Marian Shaw Donna Smith Barbara Shelley Thomas Smith Lorraine Shouder Yvette Smith William Jeff Schulz Schwartz Janet Simmons Eric Silverstadt Bartholomeo Aime« Stasi Ste Angela Ann Mane Stewart Stewart 90 Kathy Kathryn Stevens Stokey 2 A A Jay Desiree Elizabeth Andre Scott Sugarman Summers Suppa Sutton Swezy Jeffrey Taylor Patricia Taylor Bonnie Jennifer Thomas Thompson Jennifer Thompson Maureen Tracy Laurie Fernando Troccoli Tucker Sally Jeanne Unger Vetrone Edward Joseph Voisich Vuotto Nora Daryl Van Waarden Walker So shout your lust for life and hold your youth as a jewel. its worth increases with every new turn. Gary James Walker Walker 9 2 Margaret Joanne Wallace Washington Gerald Weeks Peggy Williams Joseph Weinberger Victor Wilson Arthur Windram Henry Wetterich John Wygand Drew White Matthew Yellin a Annette Julie Zamo Zamo Simeone Zamo Sandra Zamo 91 yve' wa naer througbTfcyi ffft! ness, mwbifch rront.of 2s ean d� sti in a semi-derk- Lthe features:of {i'iS neighbor.-only front «timeto, tirv ’ oirrSi through some experience that we havfeof pqt Jo panton. or through some remark that he passes, he stands for e rndment closfe to us. as though iflurfrihav ed by a flash of lightening. Then we see him as he real- ty is. Pres. Vice-pres. David Edward Burnett Schechter Fern Charles Adler Agins Joseph Jeff Andriole Arnel Glenn Cheryl Axelrod Baron Henry Nancy Becker Bernstein Colin Boydston Jaye Borenstein Denise Stanley Bryant Bull JUNIORS Avery Arzu Rachel Barrow Kathryn Blanco Debra Blowers Sec. Tres. Barbara Cruse Louis Allacco Maryanne Ashford Nancy Beardsley Robert Barraco Claudette Gayle Rhonda Alter Joyce Auster Rene Beauchamp Margaret Booker Carol Bradley Linda Cabau Rosalie Brown Ray Calder Joseph jean Canadeo Capozzi Who can say what a “junior is? Maybe knowledge that's almost realized, truth that's almost understood, substance that's almost touched, a person that's almost recognized. Robert Jocelyn Catapano Charles Reba James Cherry Cleckley Kathy Tony Corte Cruse Edward Richard Daly Dankowsky Thomas John Deferrari DeLorenzc 9 Jeffrey Lynn DeVito Dillman Herbert Coleman Carmine Cuccaro Alfred Davis Bruce Davis Trina Thomas Doxey Dri Samuel Charles David Collin Tina Culen f Henry Davis Jay DeLaura Craig DuVal Patricia Catapano Bonnie Chebuske Michael Cunningham © Virginia Davis Brenda Elliott 95 1 $ f 11 Jane Evans Mary Farmo Q P . Charlie Fells Patricia Felton Michael Fiore Gary Fields 1 Ernie Fisher Alice Fletcher 0 William Fontana Donna Tony Foster Fox A 9 � V Vivian Francis A Maria Fuentes Jl Patti Fusco William Pam Fulton Furcht 9 Ql Richard Theresa Garrison Gathmann Ellen Futterman 2 Serita Gallman A Teresa Gamez I Gregory Garland A I Melinda Goins 9 Peter Goode Eglah George A Mary Gibney 2 Milton Ernie Gillispie Gillum Clifford Eugene Goodman Gorman James Donna Graham Graziano Pasco Cynthia Gray Grey 96 Donna Andrew Hotter Hottman Duane Nancy Hutchinson ladevaia John Gulotta Santord Hottman James Haberland Caryn Brenda Herbert Hill Thomas lannotti Rodney Jenkins Mitchell Jerome Anthony Hines Mark Holt Douglas Ingram H William Hines Elois Howard £ Anthonkie Irons Peter Jatte Curtis Jamison Veda Yvonne Johnson Johnson Ella Faye Johnson Johnson George Johnson Chris Todd Kagelaris Kay Terry Johnson Joseph Camilla Jolly Jones Diane Brad Kendall Kimble Penny Anthony Kitchings Komarowski % Chris Fred Lagnese Loftin Steven Deborah Lefkowitz Lemkin Nora Keith Litardo Little Susan Beryl Mechanic Mahoney Time; see what's become of me while I looked around for my possibilities I was so hard to please. Look around, leaves are brown — and the sky is a hazy shade of winter. If your hopes should pass away. simply pretend that you can build them again.” Darrell Lewis Joseph Philip Louder Lowe Gary Ira Manheim Manhon Lisa Kordish Jean Laquerre Gary Lewis Robin Lovett Joanne Lacey Vanessa Leake Cheryl Lilley Peter McAnulty Ralph Phyliss Martino Maxwell Marilyn Donna May Mazurkiewicz James Teresa Meigel Migliore Jacob Richard Miles Miller Leonard Gladys Minervim Mitchell 98 Susan Doreen Monty Motton Larry Kevin Nyquist O'Brien M. Marcos Pena Peter Perettine Donna Posillico John Quinn Victoria Potter Carlos Ramirez $ James Royce Reardon Reddick Live in each season as it passes; breathe the air. taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influence of each. Open all your pores and bathe in all the tides of nature in all her streams and oceans, at all her seasons.” Cherise Orton Susan Victoria Piscitelli Piscitelli Yolanda Phillips Maria Redavid Junius Redwood 99 Melvin Murrell $ Alma Norman Craig Padover Emilma Placeres Susie Poy Jeanette Ramirez Karen Reese William Neverson Gwendolyn Peagler a Cathy Posillico ■■■■■ William Puleo Michael Reape Sue Reeves % %SL Andrew Terry Marc Lynne Lance Nash Reeves Rex Richardson Richburg Milton Robinson Edward Rogers Robert Jodi Rothbard Rothfield Gary Gail Russell Sandiford Kevin Glenn Bruce Mark Saunders Schantz Schechner Schriber Frances Paul Schultz Schack Allan Alvin Schumacker Scott Listen to every prompting from within you if you want to find an answer, there is no other place to go. Nancy John Scott Sebastiano Joseph Stephen Sewell Silverstein Paul Jeffrey Melanie Shapiro Sharkey Shore Joy Deborah Smilon Smith Roberta Judi Seelig Segall Paul Daniel Shuster Small Edward Mark Solide Somberg 100 Jill Bryan Sparkman Spencer Linwood Joanne Stone Stubenhaus Phyllis Cornell Tinsley Torrance Elizabeth Laura Westring Williams Vanessa Clarissa Spradley Stancil Peter Elise Swerz Taylor Lorraine Marc Towne Tucker So walk to the edges of a passing kingdom there's one more summer just around the bend. The amber in your smile is brave and winsome for though your highway has no end — it never ends — there's still the sky. the windy cliff and the sea below it. ' Bryon Henry Statton Stevens Ronald Kelton Taylor Thomas Valerie Corey VanCleef Veal Stephanie Washington Suzanne Vilinsky Geri Randi Weinstein Weitzner Migdonia Jeffrey Zea Zuckerwise 101 Dear John Hand over your G.O. card! Dunkin’ Donuts? i You don’t really think I did that, do you? Oops — I didn't mean that! I’m coming to get you 103 'Trouble ahead, trouble behind Don't you know that notion lust crossed my mind. ED 5-5813 Take a sniff of that lovely aroma. 104 They have their nerve getting me up at this hour of the morning. Whatever gave you that idea? This class really intrigues me. But I'm innocent! 105 Sports — the intermingling of effort for a common goal Opponents 35 10 42 '• q ' '? 42. ■ .■! 24. Westbury Farmingdale Great Neck N. Levittown Diy. Jericho Great Neck S. Rosly'n Glen Cpv-e Wantajgh SIMEONE AND DAVIS CHOSEN AS ALL-DIVISION III ALL STARS The Westbury football dragons failed to retain their North Shore Division ill crown this year. Their 2-6 record reflects the rebuilding season engineered by coach, Tom Nunziata. Junior running backs Al Davis and Darwin Glass emerged as outstanding prospects for 1973. as did defensive linemen Jim Reardon and Lou Allocco. Senior co-captains John Simeone and Frank Franzese directed the defensive and offensive units, respectively. Si- meone's aggressive play climaxed in the 8-0 shutout of Roslyn. Franzese ran the option well all season long, af- ter mastering the complex offense in the pre-season. The campaign was highlighted by the 12-6 win over Great Neck South. The winning touchdown came on a quarter- back Zeke sneak, after Davis had scored Westbury's first points of the season. John Simeone and Al Davis were honored by being se- lected to the All-Division III team. VARSITY FOOTBALL: First: A Stephenson. K. Little. A. Davis. J. Miles. F. Franzese (capt ). J. Simeone (capt). M Robinson. L. Allacco. J Hojnacki Second: R. Dunlap. B. Lagnese. E. Rogers. T. Childs. G. Johnson. B McKillen, R. Cantwell. K Fox. A. Kook. Third: J. Arnel. J. Reardon. D. Glass. P. Lowe, J. Rawlings. D. Brady. A. Calafates. J. O'Reilly. W. Hines (mgr). 109 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: First: C Jamison. B Brandon. L. Sacani. S. Arnel. D Pronowitz. D Ross. L McCahn. J. Blue. A Reape. V Wilson Second: M. Angelo. K Saunders. J. Flaherty. F. Meeks. J. Wygant. D. White. T Maranuchi. E. Carter. G. Shantz. L. Miner. A. Arzu. CROSS-COUNTRY Cross-country '72 had a much different look from previous years. New head coach. Mr. Philip Gully, not only fielded a full team, but also a very fine team. The team finished with a 5-5 dual meet rec- ord a vast improvement over last year's winless slate. Co-captains. Jim McAnulty and Darrell Lewis led the team with most of the firsts and seconds div- ided between them. Gary Russell. Jeff DeVito. Rich Shelley, and Pete McAnulty contributed most of the other points. Strong and determined performances were also turned in by Mike Clements. Clyde Dillard. Jeff May, and Irv Campbell. Mr. Gully and his entire team are to be congratulated for their fine season. The harrier's outlook for next season is excellent with the only graduates being J. McAnulty. R. Shel- ley, and I. Campbell. ____________________ Westbury Opponent 24 Carle Place 31 41 Great Neck N 22 45 Great Neck S. 15 28 Locust Valley 27 29 Roslyn 26 27 Glen Cove 28 15 Cold Spring Harbor 46 22 Jericho 35 24 Herricks 3! 34 Levittown Div. 2 CROSS COUNTRY: First: C. Dillan. J. Mays. J. OiVito. G. Russell Second: P. Gully (coach). M. Clemins. I. Campbell. D. Lewis, P McAnulty. J. McAnulty. Ill SOCCER All County halfback Lome Moon and all North Shore fullback Danny Smith led the Dragons to an undefeated Division III championship. Moon was later named to the all-middle Atlantic team and was chosen honorable mention as an All- American. Moon's injury late in the season cost Westbury a possible county championship. It was because of this injury that Smith was chosen as the team's most valuable player. Randy Mirkin had an outstanding year as an All-Division right winger. Phil Compte, an outstanding year in goal, and Marshall Seally, a great year at fullback. Unfortunately, fate kept the three year dynasty from its goal — a county championship. VARSITY SOCCER: First B. Fontana. B. Rueger, R. Mirkin, H. Razzano. L. Stone, G. Leguerre, M Pena Second: Mr. J. Hotchkiss (coach), B. Henenlotter, T. Campbell. L. Moon, R. Norris. P. Compte. D. Smith. R. Widmer. D. Ingram. R. Holmes (missing— A. Dunn. M. Sealy). 113 MOON CHOSEN ALL COUNTY HALFBACK J.V. SOCCER: First: E. Gillum. B. Fontana. J. DeLorenzo. S. Seelig. J. lannucci, M. Gray. H. Becker. M. Berger. Sec- ond: Mr. J. Hotchkiss (coach), D. lannucci. G. Pierre. S. Lefkowitz. B. Schechner. M. Guilespie. E. Solide. B. Stat- ton. R. Jacobs. J. Sawicki (mgr). 114 GALLOWAY MAKES ALL-DIVISION TENNIS SENIORS: D. Galloway. R. Taragon. M. Fiedler (coach). K. Ferber. T. Unger. Westbury Opponent 0 Garden City 7 6 Floral Park 1 3 Clarke 4 6 Carle Place 1 1 Kennedy-Plainview 6 0 Garden City 7 4 Floral Park 3 2 Clarke 5 4 Carle Place 3 Kennedy-Plainview 6 VARSITY TENNIS: First: D. Krampitz. M. Deutsch. E. Silverstat. T. Unger. D. Galloway. G. Lewm. Second: S. Frank. D. DeBear. A. Hoffman. M. Fiedler (coach). C. Padover. P. Shapiro. R. Taragon. K. Ferber. D. Collins. J. Rudes. Westbury 43 43 58 68 44 62- 48 56 57 58 58 49 55 48 Opponent Lutheran 68 Maria Regina 76 Wheatley 38 L.l. City 67 Chaminade 78 Great Neck N. 71 Great Neck S. 72 Glen Cove 61 Dominies 64 Division 57 Jericho 68 Roslyn 51 Great Neck N. 54 Great Neck S. 59 Glen Cove 57 Division 53 Jericho 48 Roslyn 63 DRAGONS MISS PLAYOFFS BY NARROW MARGIN. VARSITY BASKETBALL: First: D. Levi, W. Neverson, C. Young, A. Samuel. G. Holley, J. Rhodes, R. Bert. Second: C. Mill- er, (coach). T. Reeves. D. Brady, S. Bull, T. Smith, G. Willet. E. Fisher. S. Charles, E. Krinsky (coach). Captain Andy Samuels takes a jump from the side. The Dribblers failed to qualify for the playoffs for the first time in eleven years. The Dragons had lost four starters to graduation, but still were thought to be finalists in the playoffs. Stanley Bull matured into a bonafide courts- tar, while seniors Dan Levi and Andy Samuell played consistently well. Juniors Ralph Burt, Ernie Fisher, and Sam Charles will move into the starting lineup for next years' quest to regain the North Shore crown. The season was interrupted by a flu epidemic that caused a 9- day lay off. When the squad finally began to Jell it was too late. Twigs Neverson rebounding in a crowd. |E8TiU|r' £9TBUtj T%ZST$ J.V. BASKETBALL: First R. Hardy. M Murrell. B. Spencer. M. Tucker. R. Dunlap. Second: J. Taylor. G. Walker. B. Wil- liams. F. Davis. F. Robinson. CUNNINGHAM EARNS COUNTY SHOT Westbury Opponent 34 JF Kennedy 56 28 Farmingdale 60 22 Bethpage 72 36 Long Beach 52 29 Hewlett 68 21 Wantagh 70 13 Uniondale 80 12 Great Neck S. 76 38 Great Neck N. 50 27 Plainview 56 26 Syosset 57 18 Jericho 66 20 Central Islip 70 SWIMMING: First: B. Puleo, D. Krampitz, K. Krampitz (mgr), D. Edsall (mgr), Mr. T. Sheehan (coach), Sec- ond: G. Bradley, G. Burns, A. Cunningham. H. Fireman, B. Fontana. Arthur Cunningham, who quali- fied for the county championship in long Distance swimming led a rebuilding year. Coach Tom Sheehan felt that although his team was winless, he had pro- duced outstanding prospects for future years. 119 WRESTLING WRESTLING: First: L. Oliver. G. Fields. P. Jaffe, S. Arnel, A. Sutton. J. May, T. Reape, P. Perittini. Second: W. Miner, J. Simeone. B. Rueger. J. Arnel. L. Allacco, J. Reardon. D. Doxey. A. Stevens, Third: Mr. C. Marano (coach), F. Loftin. C. Norris. B. Morton. B. Muller, D. Proniewych, E. Rogers, K. Poon, B. Lagnese. G. Johnson. Blaine Morton, John Simeone, and Kenny Hines led the 1972-73 wrestling team to a banner year in post-season tournament's, all winning Division championships in their respective weight classes. Scott and Jeff Arnel, and Bill Rueger all took seconds in the Divisions. Morton went on to take run- nerup honors in the North Shore championships. Scott and Jeff Arnel, and Kenny Hines will return next year to give Coach Carmine Marano a solid lineup. The dual meets may not have been impressive but the team was ready and did well in placing 14 mem- bers in the post-season tournaments. 120 West bury 18 Great Neck N. Opponent 26 26 Glen Cove 38 26 Plamview 27 22 Division 31 53 Roslyn 6 25 Jericho 26 56 Great Neck S. 6 13 Port Washington 40 57 Wheatley 7 23 Syosset 25 31 Cold Spring Harbor 26 121 MIRKIN WINS NORTH SHORE 300 YARDS DASH Randy Mirkin and Darrell Lewis led the 880 yards re- lay team to a division cham- pionship while Coach Hull's winter Cindermen were ranked fourth on the North Shore. TRACK: First: C. Johnson. J. Devito. P. Motroni. K. Cooper. A. Arzu. J. Louder. T. Childs. M. Norman. P. Grealish. G. Nunez, M. Gross, Second: L. Powell. D. Horvt. J. Sharkey. J. McAnulty, D. Lewis. P. McAnulty. C. Kajilans. M. Yellin. R. Mirkin. Third: G. Hull, (coach). M. Robinson. C. Nicholos. L. McCaine. J. Walker. J. Sugarman. L. Sacani. Y. Dailey. T. Maranucci. George Vassar led Division III in averages giving Westbury a third place finish to qualify for the North Shore tournament. Consistent play by Andy Cala- fates and Rich Shelly made for a strong finish. BOWLING: First: M. Somberg. A. Cala- fatesa. R. Seally. S. Swezy. Second: J. Casey. A. Minerim. R. Hairston. T. Farkas. G. Vassar. F Meeks. VASSAR POSTS BEST AVERAGE IN DIVISION III. Westbury Opponent 6 Lutheran 3 4 Roslyn 5 8 Island Trees 1 9 Jericho 0 8 Plainview 1 6 Glen Cove 2 6 Vi Roslyn 2 Vi 8 Island Trees 1 7 Vi Glen Cove 1 Vi 8 Plainview 1 9 Jericho 1 Westbury Opponent 46 Jericho 81 57 Glen Cove 78 66 Carle Place 68 67 Oyster Bay 69 53 Great Neck N. 83 53 Division 83 40 Roslyn 82 52 Great Neck S. 60 JOHNSON AND FERGUSON TAKE COUNTY HONORS RUDES AND LEVINE LED DUFFERS TO DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS GOLF: First: S. Connie. L. Rudes. D. Small. T. Kaye. D. Stern. Second: T. Kostka. (coach). R. Rothbard. B. Gerring. W. Levine. W. Tucker. Charles Johnson, won the county championship in the long jump and quali- fied for the states along with Kevin Ferguson, third in the county in the high jump. Lack of depth in the field events kept the Dragons from a Divi- sion title, but the relay- men showed signs of re- gaining the form that dominated the county in the sixties. TRACK: First: R. Mirkm, C. Fields. A. Stevens. D. Ross. G. Johnson. T. Reeves. C. Kagalaris. V. Pone. S. Charles. T. Unger. B. Rueger. Second: R. Shaufeld. R. Caldar. B. Statton. A. Kook. P. Lorenzen. T. Childs. M. Robinson. R. Beauchamp. E. Schechner. D. Lewis. J. McAnulty. P. McAnulty. J. Reardon. Third: T. Sheehan, (coach) D., L. Watson. D. Walls. P. Lowe. M. Norman. S. Talbor. K. Thomas. K. Ferguson. D. Norman. B. Fulton. G. Jenkins. W. Watson. Lester Rudes and Wayne Levine led the Duffers to an impressive Divi- sion title. Rudes took most valu- able golfer honors. Island Trees Lutheran Clarke Carle Place -Roslyn Lutheran Great JNeck N. .. Qcell Neck N: REX MAKES ALL COUNTY TEAM VARSITY BASEBALL: First: J. Simeone. M. Kreindier, A. Calafates. M. Franzese. R. Widmer. C. Gibney. Sec- ond: P. Shanheit. R. Henenlotter. K. Little. T. Campbell. A. Anastasia. Third: M Fiedler, (coach). P. Rex. B. Allegra, R. Dunham. L. Shulman. D. Pone. (mgr ). All county pitcher Paul Rex led an out- standing charge for the division title that failed finally on the last day of the season at Levittown Division, The Dragons played well in the playoffs but were elimi- nated late by North Shore champions, North Shore High School. In addition to Rex, Tom Campbell, Russ Dunham and Paul Shanheit were selected to the all- division team. Billy Allegra and Mike Franzese received honorable mention. All-County pitcher: Paul Rex. 125 J.V. BASEBALL: First: D. Hutchinson. D. Spencer. G. DeLorenzo. A. Davis. E. Gillum. J. Arnel. J. De- Vito. L. Stone. Second: T. Kelly, (coach). W. Pruitt. C. Jamison. R. Jenkins. P. Shapiro. D. Bright. E. Fisher. B. Schechner. J. Reardon. 126 G.A.A EXECUTIVE BOARD: Miss E. Proly (adv.). J. Segall (vice-pres). R. Cobb (treas.). J Gales (sec.). C. Barber (pres ). Miss Harmeling (adv ). Mrs. Doran (adv.). BASKETBALL: First: A. Norman. J. Gales. Second: V. Royal. V. Norman. C. Clinton. D. Saunders. J. Segall. D. Borum. S. Petrocelli. C. Stancil. T. Goode. R. Leornard. R. Cobb. L. Kilgore. C. Barber. D. Prince. GYMNASTICS: M. May. L. Pasariel- lo. B. Mandracchia. J. Ferebee. SOFTBALL: First: L. Ellis. R Mirkin. M. Norman. J. Segal I. A. Norman. Second: E. Howard. V. Stovall. L. Madden. M. Shore. R. Cobb. Third: C. Barber. P. Jacobs. D. Hotter. M. Baum. SOFTBALL: First: J Segall. D. Borum. Second: C. Clinton. T. Goode. R. Cobb. T. Doxey. BOWLING: First: C. Falls. D. Carl. S. Entenmann. C. Corte. Second: C Culen. T. Doxey. 128 HOCKEY: First: C. Clinton. N. Scott. D Mazurkiewicz. W Rickenbacker. P. Fields. SECOND: T. Doxey. C. Stancil. Y. Jamison. V. Phillips. R. Cobb. T. Goode. 129 BADMITTON: A. Castaldo. D. Smith. M. Falls. F. Adler. J. Gales. S. Poy. P. Fusco. C. Falls. TENNIS: First: C. Graikowski. C. Charles. C. Herbert. D. Wickey Second: E. Futterman. C. Gayle, L. Deutsch, M. Baum. M. Redavid. D. Smith. SWIMMING: B. Shelley. H. Miller. J. Newsome. J. Simmons. K. Stokey. D. Hylton. J. Levy. M. McAnuIty. 130 ARCHERY: A. Fletcher. M. Remson. M. Weiss. N. ladavaia. P. Fusco. 131 Seniors — The world is your home brighten it with light. ;9mor1 luoy ai bhow 9riT — aioinsS • Jrtgil rltiw ii ri9Jr1gnd X.V The class meets for Phllisophlcal Anthropology. The New School is an educational concept that has been developed as an alternative approach to the tradi- tional senior year of high school. In general, its purposes are to help students assume responsibility for their own learning and to allow stu- dents and teachers to create a school community of their own de- sign. In order to best serve the fifty students' needs a wide variety of courses, work experiences, and work-study programs are made available. Teachers and counselors come from within the school com- munity as well as from within the local Westbury community. 135 The New School has done many things for its students Life is made up of goals, and for most people, these goals are met after and outside of the bounda- ries and invisible barriers of the high school. The New School is removing these barriers, and of- fering to its students the oppor- tunity to individualize their goals, their actions, and their thinking. It's difficult to place ourselves In another's situation. In between class time is just as important. The students are offered a chance to leave the given security of the high school, and to learn how to know themselves enough to teach themselves. It is a step out of high school, and into a world of self- determined learning, behavior, and decision mak- ing. In addition to subject learning, New School members are learning now some of the realities they must contend with in life, and they are learn- ing how to use and how to handle who and what they are. to form their own valuable relationships with themselves, each other, and the outside world. 136 Dependent study.” Democrat Bob Rowan and Assemblyman John Kingston debate the 1972 election. Pete demonstrates how the blind use canes. simpson, denise: sr. class pres., soph, class tres., jr. class tres., student coun- cil, human relations, black student union, g.a.a. kramer, ellen: sr. class vice-pres.. wing spur, chorus, g.a.a. ferst, debbie: jr. class sec., sr. class sec.-tres.. select choir, chorus, j.v. cheerleader — capt., varsity cheer- leader. wing spur, student council, thespians, pre-med. w.i.f.c.a.s.. red- cross, g.a.a. DENISE SIMPSON agnetti, angela: g.a.a. alaia, Charles: football, baseball, bowl- ing, library club, intramurals. albanese, sal: boces, soccer. anastasie, arsene: varsity baseball, varsity football, j.v. basketball, varsity club, whisp, select band. band. annunziato, edward: student council pres., student council sec-tres.. soph, class pres., wing spur — sports edi- tor, whisp — sports editor, westbury times sports article, student curricu- lum. human relations, jr. class rep., sr. class rep., chemistry club, french club, chess club, library club, w.i.f.c.a.s.. w.i.s.e., intramurals. appelbaum, roy: whisp — editor in chief, select choir, chorus, w.i.s.e., chemistry club, w.i.f.c.a.s., chess club, swim team manager, intramurals. bailey, michael: select choir. baker, michael: black student union — pres., human relations, speech de- bate — vice-pres.. whisp. w.i.s.e., or- chestra, band, pre-med, chemistry club, Shakespeare club, varsity swim- ming, basketball, mtramurals. DEBBIE FERST CHARLES ALAIA ELLEN KRAMER ANGELA AGNETTI JOSEPHINE ALAIA ROY APPELBAUM GLORIA ATKINS FRANCIS ANDERSON EDWARD ANNUNZIATO MICHAEL BAKER MICHAEL BAILEY ARSENE ANASTASIE SAL ALBANESE 139 ANTHONY BARBERA CHERYL BLACKMAN CAROLYN BARBER JOANN BATTAGLIA PAUL BIZZIGOTTI CHERYL BARROW CATHY BECKET MARK BLUMBERG 140 JOSEPH BLUMENTHAL barber, carolyn: select choir, chorus, red cross, g.a.a. — pres. barbera, anthony: chess club. barrow, cheryl: boces. battaglia, joann: g.a.a. becket, cathy: wing spur, human relations, black student union, chorus, red cross, g.a.a. bizzigotti, paul: wing spur — busi- ness editor, honor society — tres., band, w.i.f.c.a.s.. mathletes. pre-med club, chemistry club — vice pres., french club, intramurals. blackman, cheryl: human relations, red cross, nurses club, g.a.a. blumenthal, joseph j.: stage crew, a-v club. breslin, karen: w.h.i.s.p., w.i.s.e., pre- med club, g.a.a., swim team. brooks, beatrice: boces. brown, april I.: student curriculum BEATRICE BROOKS 141 MARGUERITE BORIELLO KAREN BRESLIN APRIL BROWN 142 KAREN BROWN CLINTON BROWN JR. ANNABELL BRYANT PAT BUFFOLINO FELICE BURSTEIN WALTER BURNES ROBERT BROWN WILLIAM BRUTUS 143 brown, Clinton: intramurals. brown, karen: chorus, pre-med club. brown, robert m.: select choir, chorus, nightmen. brutus, willy: chorus, intramural base- ball, varsity soccer. bryant, annabell: boces. buffolino, pat: boces. burnes, waiter I.: new school, student council, student curriculum, human relations, black student union — pres., drug council, jr. sr. class rep., intra- murals. football. burstein, felice: new school, honor society, w.i.s.e., exchange student, w.i.f.c.a.s., s.t.e.n.c.h. calafates, andrew: varsity club, intra- murals. varsity baseball football. Campbell, irvan: black student union, whisp. speech and debate club. Shak- espearean club, library club, Spanish club, intramurals, j.v. baseball, cross country. Campbell, tom: band, varsity club, in- tramurals. varsity soccer and baseball. canadeo, ernest: band, whisp, pre-med club, intramurals, bowling. caracappa, doreen: wing spur, w.i.s.e.. whisp. w.i.f.c.a.s.. g.a.a. ERNEST CANADEO TOM CAMPBELL RAY CANTWELL DOREEN CARACAPPA IRVAN CAMPBELL ANDREW CALAFATES DALE CARL LILLIAN CHILDS THEODORE CHILDS carl, dale: new school, wing spur, band, w.i.f.c.a.s. g.a.a. — bowling manager. catapano, Carolina: student council, g.a.a., swim team. childs, lillian: g.a.a. childs, theodore: student council. C human relations, black student union, chorus, w.i.sfe.. jr. class rep . football. 'rack ciardullo, joann: g.a.a. dark, rudolph h.: student council, stu- dent curriculum committee, human relations, black student union, w.i.s.e . varsity basketball manager, varsity track, intramurals, j.v. basketball. cobb, rosalyn: honor society, pre-med club, red cross, g.a cohen, sherry: g.a.a colburn, nancy: boces. Ml «V v coleman, shirley a chorus, pre-med. g� «I 5 compte, philip: honor society, w.i.s.e.. organic farm club, intramurals, varsity soccor. CAROLINA CATAPANO JOANN CIARDULLO 144 BRIAN CLINTON corino, valerie: select choir, chorus, stage crew, c.a.c., audio-visual, g.a.a. cubit, cynthia: boces. black student union, intramurals. Cunningham, arthur: wing spur, honor society, student council, whisp, varsity club, w.i.s.e., mathletes. chem- istry club, chess club, swimming. dankosky, susan: whisp. f.t.a., w.i.f.c.a.s.. pre-med club, library club, Spanish club, g.a.a. davis, jacklyn a.: wing spur, student council, black student union, chorus, f.t.a.. g.a.a. deitel, steven s.: wing spur, band, re- flections, s.t.e.n.c.h.. chess club, cross country. demirjian, deborah a.: student council, library club, red cross club, soph, and jr. class rep., intramurals, g.a.a. deutsch, leslie: wing spur, band, orchestra, whisp, w.i.f.c.a.s. — tres. correspondent, s.t.e.n.c.h.. Shake- speare club, pre-med club, chemistry club, library club, g.a.a., tennis — manager. VALERIE CORINO CYNTHIA CUBIT PAMELA CUMBO ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM dewey, rosalind p.: student council, SUSAN DANKOSKY black student union. JACKALYN DAVIS STEVEN DEITEL ANTHONY DEBONIS LORI DEMILTO DEBORAH DEMIRJIAN 147 LESLIE DEUTSCH ROSALIND DEWEY JERRY DIAL SARAH DIAL 148 dibiase. nancy: red cross, g.a.a. dicarlo, allegra: human relations, cho- rus. g.a.a. dixon, cynthia: wing spur, black stu- dent union, chorus, d.t.a.. red cross. ebron, patricia: wing spur, student council, black student union, chorus. f. t.a., g.a.a. edsall, diane: concert choir, gymnas- tics. swim club, bowling. elliott, robert: boces entenmann, susan: f.t.a., library club. g. a.a. falls, marianne: chorus, pre-med club. library club, red cross, nurses' club, g.a.a. feingold, sandy: new school, drug council. ferber, kenneth: wing spur, student council, chorus, nightmen, whisp, w.i.f.c.a.s., intramurals, tennis. ferebee, janice: wing spur, honor society, student council, black student union, student curriculum committee, select choir, band, orchestra, varsity cheerleader, w.i.s.e.. speech and de- bate club, pre-med club, g.a.a. MAGGIE FERST KEVIN FERGUSAN RICHARD FICKLER ELIZABETH FINK JAMES FRANCIS III FRANK FRANZESE MERRILL FRIEDMAN ROBERT FREY 150 fergusan, kevin: student curriculum committee, varsity track, varsity bas- ketball. varsity club. ferst, maggie: student council sec.- tres., varsity cheerleading — co-capt.. j.v. cheerleading, dragonettes. wing spur, select choir, chorus, w.i.s.e.. w.i.f.c.a.s., thespians, Spanish club, red cross, g.a.a. ROBERT FONTANA MARIE FORD tickler, richard: football, cross coun- try, intramurals. fink, elizabeth: new school, honor so- ciety, wing spur — literary editor, pre-med club, w.i.s.e., organic farm club, g.a.a. francis, james III: black student union, w.i.s.e., varsity swimming, library club, intramurals. franzese, frank: varsity club, varsity football — co-capt., varsity baseball, wrestling, intramurals, whisp. frey, robert: football, stage crew, an- nouncingcrew. friedman, merrill: drug council, band, g.a.a. fontana, robert: varsity soccer, bowl- ing, chorus. fox, kevin: varsity football, jr. varsity football, intramurals. gales, jacqueline: student council, human relations, select choir, chorus, thespians, c.a.c., f.t.a., red cross, g.a.a. — sec., g.a.a. — publicity manager. galloway, darrell: black student union, varsity club — vice-pres., varsity ten- nis, varsity track, band, dance band, w.i.s.e.. w.i.f.c.a.s., chess club. gannon, carol: student council, drug council, wing spur, w.i.s.e., red cross, g.a.a. garrett, adrienne: new school, orches- tra, chorus, library club, red cross. gelzer, debra: new school, honor socie- ty — vice-pres.. student council, or- chestra. band, french club, g.a.a. gennari, patricia: whisp — transcrip- tion editor, reflections, chorus, chem- istry club, pre-med. stage crew, a.v., g.a.a. giambrone, susan: g.a.a. gibney, joyce: new school, chorus, drug council, pre-med, nurses club, g.a.a. gill, james: new school. grange, Charles: select choir, j.v. bas ketball, football, volleyball intramurals. greenbaum, randi: new school, reflec- tions, drug council, dragonettes. greene, robert: select choir, library club. greenfield, rhonda: wing spur, cho- rus, whisp, human relations, f.t.a., li- brary club, s.t.e.n.c.h., w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. greenhill, richard: soccer, intramurals. griffin, geri: honor society, black stu- dent union, chorus, select choir, g.a.a. 152 ELAINE GREEN ROBERT GREENE GERI GRIFFIN JAMES GILL CHARLES GRANGE RANDI GREENBAUM RHONDA GREENFIELD 153 RICHARD GREENHILL govantes, yolanda: chorus, g.a.a. Ins, cheryl: black student union. gurewitz, mark: new school, drug council. Hawthorne, cecilia: varsity cheerlead- er. j.v. cheerleader, g.a.a. heron, doug: varsity football, j.v. foot- ball. intramurals. hickey, jack: intramural bowling. hotter, kathy: c.a.c. — pres., stage crew. a.v. — pres., wshs-tv — vice pres., morning announcements, cho- rus, Shakespeare club, w.i.f.c.a.s., li- brary. club. g.a.a. hojnacki, trank: football, bowling. holley, george jr: black student union, select choir, chorus, nightmen, varsity baseball, j.v. baseball, basketball, intramurals. VICTORIA GORMAN MARK GUREWITZ KAREN GONDOLINI WAYNE HABERLAND 155 KATHY HOFFER FRANK HOJNACKI RONALD HOLMES GEORGE HOLLEY JR. CECILIA HAWTHORNE JUDY HALFPENNY DOUG HERON JACK HICKEY 156 JAI JACKSON honan, cathy: human relations coun- cil, library club, varsity soccer manag- er. varsity basketball manager, g.a.a. hunter, debbie: whisp. hurd, kathryn: boces, black student union w to T - hylton, romana: student council, se- lect choir, chorus, i. cheerleader, v iadevaia, adele: student council, li-., P brary club. iannotti, frank: new school, boces, chess club. ingram, joyce: wing spur, whisp, band, library club, g.a.a. isaac, edward: student council, human relations council, chorus, nightmen, c.a.c., swimming. jackson, jai: soph, class — sec., stu- dent council, select choir, chorus. : thespians. jackson, william: boces. black student union, basketball. jefferson, rande: chorus, chess club, varsity basketball, varsity baseball, intramurals. jenkins, gerald: track, varsity club. jenkins, michael: student council, chorus, red cross, varsity baseball, football, basketball, intramurals. GERALD JENKINS WILLIAM JACKSON RANDE JEFFERSON MICHAEL JENKINS 157 158 ELIZABETH KELLY ANN KENNELLY VERONICA JOSEY BONNIE KATZ DAVID KATZ FRANK KLEVETA ROSEANNE KENNELLY KATHLEEN KEHOE PATRICIA KOVACH JULIE KUPFERBERG katz, bonnie: new school, wing spur, — reflections —editor-in-chief, whisp. orchestra, w.i.f.c.a.s., pre-med club, s.t.e.n.c.h., organic farming club. Spanish club, swim team, g.a.a. kehoe, kathleen: honor society, whisp, chorus, pre-med club, s.t.e.n.c.h., Shakespeare club, g.a.a. kelly, elizabeth: Shakespeare club, w.i.f.c.a.s., red cross, nurses club, g.a.a. kennelly, ann: pre-med club, g.a.a. kennelly, roseanne: g.a.a. kleveta, frank: whisp, w.i.s.e.. s.t.e.n.c.h., pre-med club, library club. knight, jerome: black student union, student council. kook, alan: varsity club — treas., var- sity football, track, swimming, band, orchestra, dance band, mathletes — tres., chemistry club. kovach, patricia: new school. krampitz, karyn: wing spur, chorus, f.t.a. — vice-pres., french club, w.i.f.c.a.s. — sec., swim team, red cross, organic farm club, g.a.a. kraska, caren: honor society, whisp — managing editor, chorus, reflections, chemistry club — sec., pre-med club, Shakespeare club, library club. kupferberg, julie: honor society, wing spur, whisp — feature editor, s.t.e.n.c.h. — vice-pres., w.i.f.c.a.s. — vice-pres., w.i.s.e., thespians, fta, pre- med club, chemistry club, french club, library club, band, orchestra, g.a.a. 160 LOUISE LAGNESE NORMA LANGSTON lee, allison: human relations, black student union. lentz, susan: new school, wing spur — editor-in-chief, w.i.s.e. — foreign exchange student, student council, soph, class rep., f.t.a.. Spanish club, organic farm club, g.a.a. leonard, sabrina: human relations, black student union, g.a.a. letsky, william: wing spur, chemistry club, intramurals. levi, daniel: student council, black stu- dent union, varsity club, varsity basketball. levy, stuart: new school, student cur- riculum committee, varsity soccer, organic farm club, intramurals. lewis, donna: wing spur, student council, varsity cheerleader, band, g.a.a. jjSgyOSdB lewis, michael: student council, pre- med. chemistry club, chess club, intramurals. CANDASIE LAWRENCE ADRIENNE LAJOIE lajoie, adrienne: g.a.a. lagnese, linda: select choir, chorus, thespians, Shakespeare club, g.a.a. m lagnese, louise: g.a.a. langston, norma: bocest black student union — vice-pres. lawrence, candasie: red cross, volley- ball, g.a.a. LINDA LAGNESE SUSAN LENTZ DONNA LEWIS SABRINA LEONARD ALLISON LEE DANIEL LEVI MICHAEL LEWIS WILLIAM LETSKV STUART LEW linwood, loretta: new school, human relations, student curriculum commit- tee, drug council, reflections, s.t.e.n.c.h., chess club, g.a.a. lordi, denise: new school, wing spur, layout editor, soph, class rep., w.i.s.e.. f. t.a. me anulty, james: honor society, or- chestra, nightmen, varsity club, track, cross country. me farland, deborah: wing spur, stu- dent council, select choir, chorus, whisp, f.t.a.. whisp. g.a.a. mcquillan, douglas: chorus, intramurals. maio, gerald: baseball, bowling, intramurals. malchar, victoria: wing spur, chorus. g. a.a. mandracchia, barbara: select choir, j.v. cheerleader, varsity cheerleader, dragonettes — co-capt., w.i.s.e.. g.a.a. mayhew, sharon: boces. merritt, lori: wing spur, student cur- riculum committee, black student union, student council, human rela- tions, band, thespians, Spanish club, f.t.a., red cross, g.a.a. middieton, carol: wing spur, human relations, student council, black stu- dent union, varsity cheerleader, cho- rus. f.t.a.. red cross, g.a.a. miner, janice: boces. minervini, anthony: chess club, bowl- ing. intramurals. LORETTA LINWOOD DENISE LORDI JAMES MCANULTY JR. DEBORAH MCFARLAND DOUGLAS MCQUILLAN JR. GERALD MAIO 163 BARBARA MANDRACCHIA VICTORIA MALCHAR SIGRUN MARCHESANO SHARON MAYHEW ANTHONY MINERVINI JANICE MINER LORI MERRITT CAROL MIDDLETON MICHELE MINNION ROBIN MIRKIN BLAINE MORTON PETER MOLLOV LEON MORRIS JOSEPH MORELLO minnion, michele: honor society, whisp. cac. announcing crew. a.v.. stage technical crew, library club — pres. mirkin, randy: varsity club — sec., wing spur, varsity soccer, indoor track, outdoor track, band. mirkin, robin: swim team, softball team. band, g.a.a. molloy, peter: wing spur, whisp, w.i.s.e., w.i.f.c.a.s.. pre-med. swim- ming. intramurals. morris, leon: boces morton, blaine: honor society, student council, black student union, varsity club, fitness team, wrestling, Shake- speare club. motroni, Christine: g.a.a. motton, robin: human relations, select choir, chorus, library club. murro, anthony: honor society, pre- med club, chemistry club, tennis club. nack, rene: wing spur, whisp. w.i.f.c.a.s.. pre-med club, chess club, library club, cross country team — manager. 165 MICHELLE MURRAY RENE NACK MEDFORD NORMAN GRACE NEWMAN PATRICIA PAGE JAMES NUZZI LYNN PASSARIELLO JOANN PASQUARELU 166 JEFF O'REILLY JANICE PATTERSON MARGARET PETRANY PURNELL PITTMAN SONIA PEREZ FRANK PETROCELLI newman, grace: w.i.f.c.a.s., red cross, nurses club, s.t.e.n.c.h. norman, medford: black student un- ion, chorus, varsity club, track, intramurals. nuzzi, james: boces. o’reilly, jeff: football. page, patricia: new school, g.a.a. passariello, lynn: student council, j.v. cheerleader — co-capt., varsity cheer- leader. g.a.a. pasquarelli, joann: new school. patterson, janice: human relations, black student union — tres.. sr. class rep., f.t.a. perez, sonia: boces. pittman, purnell: human relations, black student union. pogensky, nancy: new school, student council, chorus, g.a.a. pone, darrell: speech debate club, chess club, library club, band, base- ball. intramurals. posillico, frank: j.v. wrestling. potter, louise: wing spur, student council, whisp. band, orchestra. prince, donna: mathletes, g.a.a. quinn, brian: new school. rabetsky, susan: stuaent council, f.t.a.. chorus, w.i.s.e., library club, band, red cross, g.a.a. rawlings, john: boces. black student union, varsity football, varsity basketball. razzano, henry: varsity soccer. JOSEPH MARTINEZ HENRY RAZZANO DONNA PRINCE LAURIE PROSCHEL BRIAN QUINN SUSAN RABETSKY JOHN RAWLINGS 169 renison, maura: w.i.s.e., pre-med, Shakespeare, g.a.a. rhodes, john: student council, black student union, select choir, chorus, nightmen, basketball, intramurals. rice, michael: boces. MAURA RENISON richardson, cynthia: boces. rickenbacker, wanda: select choir, chorus, pre-med. riou, kevin: new school, student coun- cil — vice-pres., black student union, jr. class — pres., soph, class rep., human relations, student curriculum, speech debate, drug council, chorus, track, intramurals. w MICHAEL RICE rocco, bill: wing spur. rose, patricia: chorus, g.a.a. rubenstein, alan: new school, honor society, wing spur, student council, library club, chess club. rudes, lester: varsity golf, varsity ten- nis. j.v. football. rueger, william: wing spur, honor society — sec., student council, varsity club — pres., w.i.s.e., french club, chemistry club, Shakespeare — sec., w.i.f.c.a.s., soccer, track, baseball, intramurals. rufrano, nancy: student council, select choir, chorus. Shakespeare, audio-vis- ual, stage crew, g.a.a. russell, harold: basketball, intramurals. DENNIS RICHARDS WANDA RICKENBACKER PATRICIA ROSE ALAN RUBENSTEIN HAROLD RUSSELL NANCY RUFRANO KEVIN RIOU BILL ROCCO LESTER RUDES WILLIAM RUEGER JEFFREY SAVITCH BARRY SCHWARTZ ELIZABETH SCOTT 172 DAVID SBROCCHI MARSHALL SEALY ANDY SAMUELL CRAIG SAUNDERS JAMES SALLIE samuell, andy: varsity basketball. savitch, jeffrey: new school, wing spur, student council, chess club. sbrocchi, david: student council intra- mural bowling. schwartz, barry: wing spur, commu- nication arts — vice-pres.. c.a.a., stage crew, womp radio, announcing .erew, whisp. intramurals. scott, elizabeth: wing spur, student council, human relations, black stu- dent union, chorus. sealy, marshall: new school, orchestra, band, stage band, soccer — co-capt. seelig, Stanley: orchestra, band, dance band, w.i.s.e., whisp, chemistry club, pre-med. mathletes. soccer, cross country, intramurals. segall, joan: new school, student coun- cil. human relations, drug council, w.i.s.e.. red cross, organic farm club, g.a.a. — vice-pres.. and sec. seltzer, nanci: chorus, whisp, library club, w.i.f.c.a.s.. Shakespeare, g.a.a shelley, richard: new school, varsity club, varsity cross country, varsity bowling, library club. silverberg, naomi: chorus, wing spur, f.t.a., library club, w.i.f.c.a.s., red cross, s.t.e.n.c.h. 173 DANIEL SMITH JENNIFER SMALL ISABELLE SMETANA KATHERINE SMITH MARK SMIRCINA DANIEL SMALL 174 THOMAS SIMPSON JOHN SIMEONE SYLVIA SMITH DANIEL SPEARMAN MARILYN STAFF LINDA SPOSTA RICHARD STAFF FRANK STATEN simeone, john: varsity club, football — co-capt.. wrestling, baseball. simpson, thomas: boces. small, daniel: new school, drug coun- cil, pre-med. chemistry club, biology club. small, jennifer: new school, honor so- ciety. orchestra-concert nistress, w.i.s.e., pre-med, g.a.a. smetana, isabelle: f.t.a. — tres., w.i.f.c.a.s.. pre-med. smircina, mark: library club — sec., pre-med. chemistry club, chess club. Shakespeare, intramurals. smith, daniel: student council, orches- tra, band, dance band, varsity soccer, mtramurals. smith, sylvia: wing spur, human rela- tions, student council, black student union, select choir, chorus, debate. g.a.a. spearman, daniel: library club. sposta, linda: whisp. w.i.s.e. pre-med, w.i.f.c.a.s.. g.a.a. staff, marilyn: chorus, g.a.a. staten, frank: boces. ROBERT STRAVINO WARREN STOKEY ROBERT TARAGAN LAURIE STEIN stravino, robert: wing spur, audio- visual — vice-pres., womp radio, c.a.c. — vice-pres., announcing crew, w.s.h.s. tv — pres., stage crew — ass’t. stein, laurie: w.i.s.e., pre-med, w.i.f.c.a.s., spanishclub. g.a.a. stokey, warren: boces. taragon, robert: student council, w.i.s.e.. westbury times — sports arti- cle. pre-med. chemistry club, tennis, soccer, intramurals. tasciotti, louis: new school, band, or- chestra, reflections. tilley, karen: boces. g.a.a. tinkel, Stephen: varsity swimming, basketball, intramurals. tromer, gary: intramurals. turner, george: student council, black student union, drug council, chorus, track, intramurals. unger, tom: student council, whisp, library club. Shakespeare, chess club, varsity tennis, varsity track, intramurals valentine, edward: honor society, se- lect choir, chorus, nightmen, stage crew — mgr., c.a? ., a.v., soccer, intramurals. LOUIS TASCIOTTI 176 177 varnuska, valerie: new school. vassar, george: bowling, intramurals. vincent, Charles: wing spur, intramurals. viola, robert: wing spur, student council, whisp — assistant sports ed- itor, w.i.s.e., w.i.f.c.a.s.. intramurals. Wallace, michelle: wing spur, student council, black student union, chorus, red cross, g.a.a. weil, judy: new school, honor society — pres., student curriculum commit- tee. debate and speech — pres., drug council, orchestra, french club, organ- ic farm club. weiss, marian: new school, whisp, w.i.s.e.,- dragonettes, reflections, chemistry club, library club, s.t.e.n.c.h., w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. wetterich, cheryl: g.a.a. wheeler, linda: wing spur, student council, human relations, black stu- dent union, red cross, g.a.a. wickey, donna: wing spur — busi- ness editor, student council, w.i.s.e., whisp, chemistry club — tres., w.i.f.c.a.s. — pres., library club — vice- pres. sec., f.t.a.. french club, pre- med, Shakespeare, dragonettes, s.t.e.n.c.h., g.a.a. wickey, jane: whisp — typing editor production editor. widmer, robert: band, chemistry club, varsity baseball, varsity soccer, intra- murals. winton, kathryn: whisp. w.i.s.e., w.i.f.c.a.s., pre-med. g.a.a. winston, cornettis: human relations, black student union, red cross, g.a.a. VALERIE VARNUSKA CHARLES VINCENT MICHELLE WALLACE GEORGEVASSAR ROBERT VIOLA JUDY WEIL JOSEPHYARNES LINNEA WURSTER CALVIN YOUNG PATRICIA YUVA CAROLINE ZAINO FRANCIS ZAINO ANNACASTALDO STACEY ZWAIK 180 yuva, patricia: honor society, w.i.s.e., j.v. cheerleader, f.t.a. — pres., french club, w.i.f.c.a.s., g.a.a. zaino, Caroline: honor society, student council, varsity cheerleader, g.a.a. zaino, francis: student council, w.i pre-med, j.v. wrestling, intramural: e.. zwaik, stacy: student council, g.a.a castaldo, anna: g.a.a. High school has been a season in our lives. The hours and days and years spent here; think what we’ve given to them and what they’ve given to us. We were young and sus- ceptible, vulnerable and open, and we have been molded; educated — our characters have been shaped within these walls. For some it brought about a conflict of val- ues, for some it was a re-evaluation of one's own values. For all it was an education of what value is. For some these years have brought answers and fulfillment, for some they have raised questions and left doubts. But for all it was an awakening; all have been a part of the process and flow of knowledge. Bambi deer, would you get off my back. Make sure you get my good side. This is your life Lome Moon. 182 Tony your rates are outrageous. I hope no one's looking, I wouldn't want this studying to ruin my reputation. And we have learned that although we are so much the same, we are also different. Although we are together, we are also distinct. We leave this phase, or season of our lives and enter the next cycle, with the memory of all that has pas- sed. We are armored with our own human worth, and all the knowledge we have accumulated, each in our own way. The Three. 183 What is he smiling about? Zzzz What is our own culture? High school life has changed. Is it more intellectual, or more apathetic? Are we a generation of meaning, or of emptiness? Are we more individualistic, or do we merely wear the costumes different from those of the past? Our culture is whatever each one of us takes away with him — our own feel- ings and thoughts, our own memories. 184 Look, you've either got it or you don't. U! 185 Were they talking about ME? Westbury High School's favorite pastime. Office Trailers Scaffolding Propane Gas Construction Shanties A TO Z EQUIPMENT CORP. 30 Hopper Street Westbury, New York 516-334-6550 212-539-7100 Compliments of VAN BUREN INDUSTRIES INC. 81 Garden Street Westbury, N.Y. 11590 ED3-8806 334-9283 Chalet FASHION HAIRSTYLISTS 324 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. PAUL JOHN (fsso N.Y.S. IN5P. Happy Motoring ! SOLDAN SERVICENTER CORP. 750 OLD COUNTRY ROAD WESTBURY. N. Y. 11590 Phone: 334-9284 ROAD SERVICE SNOW REMOVAL „ 9824 EDgewood 4- 4554 POST AVENUE SERVICE STATION COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Samuel C. Schechter Silversmiths, Inc. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY SILVERWARE AND CHINA 29 Park Row — New York, New York 10038 BArclay 7-9044-5 BArclay 7-0670 JAKE CAMPSEY Post Liberty Avenue Westbury, N. Y. 11590 188 WESTBURY BEVERAGE BARN 1000 Brush Hollow Rd. WESTBURY. NEW YORK next to Music Fair IRrexel Realty Jrexei 249 POST AVE WESTBURY. L N Y 1 1590 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Business Residential Sales Oc Rentals Estates a home mortoaocs secured all Forms or I JOHN J RUSSELL Licenseo Broker notary Public 51 6-333-33Q3 IF NO ANSWER 516 333 2261 R M DRUGS 1002 Prospect Avenue WESTBURY. N.Y. 11590 334-4071 Prescriptions Medicaid-Union Sundries Cosmetics Greeting Cards Party Goods — Toys STATE LOTTERY TICKETS Registered Pharmacists DONALD M. REAPE ERIC I. MONDESIRE Hours: Mon-Sat. 9:30 A.M. —9:00 P.M. MONEY ORDER SUB-STATION Chain Link Fence, Guard Rail, Playground Equipment John J. Meegan Co. ‘Complete Insurance Service' 516-997-6650 346 Maple Avenue Westbury, New York 11590 RALPH I. GUERCIA President Royal Guard Fence Co., Inc. 550 Main Street. Westbury, N.Y. 11590 (516) 334-7544 (212) 895-3443 Mon. To Thurs. 11 A.M. To 12 P.M. Fri.To.Sat. 11 A.M.To 1 A.M. Sunday 2To 12 You Have Tried The Rest Now Try The Best Frank’s Pizza EDgewood 3-7877 163 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. 189 Compliments of: WHITE SIDE FARM Old Country Road 212-FA 7-3634 516-CA 1 -6428 PORCELAIN REPAIR CO., INC. “The Guaranteed Process” Bathtubs— Lavatories Sinks — Appliances All Work Done On Premises 33 Kinkel Street Westbury, N.Y. Westbury Academy of Dance 247-3 Post Ave.. Westbury Phone 334-9339 Camille Sanfilippo, Director Center of the performing arts TAP BALLET TOE MODERN JAZZ ACROBATICS VOICE DRAMA Two New Additions Ballroom Gymnastics Special Morning Classes 3‘ 2 Years and Up Teen and Adult Classes No Contracts — Evening Classes Spice House Packing Company Distributors of Spice House Mai Pai Lighthouse Cocktail Tartar Sauce Products 997-7722 Wholesale Only Gerard F. O'Connor, Prop. Meadowbrook Pharmacy 249 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. Phone: ED 3-0171 AW Fuel Oil Corporation 75 Garden Street Westbury. N.Y. 11590 ED 4-7300 Prompt Service Metered Deliveries Compliments of Carvel 190 FRANKLIN MEDICAL LABORATORY (516)997-5867 SCHOOL Star Auto Parts, Inc. 740 Franklin St. Westbury, N.Y. Complete Line of Parts Accessories 334-9338 Chrome Speed Equipment Medical Assistants Work While You Learn 1081 Old Country Road Westbury, N.Y. 11590 Automatic Fastener Corp. 50 Sylvester Street Westbury. New York 11590 Phone: 516-997-5300 The ring memories are made of... °$ d|our Represented by: GEORGE OLSEN 55 Northern Boulevard Greenvale, L. I., New York UNION OIL 333 Union Avenue Westbury, L.l. EDgewood 4-5545 191 Petroleum Heat and Power Co., Inc. E Equipment: Air Conditioning — Boilers Burners T Top Quality Installation — Service R Residential — Industrial Fuel Oils O One of the Signal Companies fuel oil burners Westbury 333-7500 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '73 FROM THE WESTBURY VARSITY CLUB William Rueger — Pres. Daryll Galloway — Vice Pres. Randy Mirkin — Sec. Alan Kook — Treas. Arthur Cunningham Zeke Franzese Eugene Gorman Bob Henenlotter William Hines Andy Hoffman Peter Jaffe Chris Kagelaris Louis Allacco Jeff Arnel Andy Calafates Tom Campbell James McAnulty Peter McAnulty Blaine Morton Craig Padover Darrell Pone Jim Reardon Milton Robinson Marshall Sealy PaulSchack Richard Shelley John Simeone Dan Smith RADIO — STEREO HIGH FIDELITY COLOR BLACK WHITE TELEVISION THE VIDEO SHOP SALES SERVICE INSTALLATIONS 584 Westbury Avenue Carle Place, L.I., N.Y. Jack LeBle EDgewood 3-1186 516-333-0980 GRAY’S SADDLERY Everything For The Equestrine 251 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. EO S-1 128 FI 1-7774 COMPLIMENTS OF 7 — 11 RUDCO PLUMBING HEATING LICENSED AND BONDED Gerard Rudolph 478 MAPLE AVE. WESTBURY. L. I.. N. Y. 193 333-2656 333-2657 Standard Man HAIRSTYLING FOR MEN BOYS MANICURIST DAILY Compliments of Arkwin Industries, Inc. APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE JAY-ROCK PRECISION INC. 66 Rushmore St. Westbury. N.Y. 11590 582 OLD COUNTRY ROAD WESTBURY, NEW YORK Good Luck to the Class of 1973 Parent’s Teacher’s Student’s Association 194 GOOD BYE, RIDDANCE. LUCK To Paul Bizzigotti Four Years of Hustling Ads Finally Ended Nuclear Associates, Inc. Subsidiary of Radiation — Medical Products Corp. 35 Urban Ave. Westbury, N.Y. 11590 (516) 333-9344 GOOD LUCK S. W. Anderson Sales Corp. 670 Main St. Westbury, N.Y. 11590 IDovwood 3-0098 9 tbJtOin G. (otzel, Jnc. INSURANCE — MUTUAL FUNDS DONALD C. KUSTES 779 ROST AVENUE WESTIUtY LONG ISLAND WHEATLEY HILLS AUTO REPAIR i yOflEM A Complete Auto Service 195 Carol Studios, Inc 80 Atlantic Ave. Lynbrook, N.Y. Official Yearbook Photographer Senior Negatives Kept On File For Future Orders COUNTRY CORNER WILLIAMSON PAINT WALLPAPER CO., INC. — PAINT LINES — 260 Post Avenue Dutch Boy Samuel Cabot Benjamin Moore Co. Arc-I-Tex Products Westbury, N.Y. 11590 (516) Phone 333-2737 F.O. Pierce Co. International Boat Paints ALSO FEATURE COMPLETE LINE OF ARTIST SUPPLIES (S16) 334.1264 POST CAMERA CENTER NIKON • PENT AX • KODAK • DURST • OMEGA A. VENDITTI MASON SUPPLY Slate, Blue Stone. Bricks, Patio Blocks — All Sizes Cement, Sand, Marble Chips KODAK PROCESSING DARKROOM SUPPLIES Grand Blvd., and Swalm St. Westbury Harry Walker I6S POST AVENUE WESTBURY. N Y 11590 333-2320 Robert C. Leonardo, Mgr. Telephone: 333-0942 123 Post Avenue, Westbury, N.Y. Area Code 516- 334-9706 WESTBURY VALET COMPANY, INC. Sanitone Certified Master Drycleaner Same Day Dry Cleaning Service Same Day Shirt Laundering T.G.L. SERVICE STATION, INC. Complete Automotive Service All Work Guaranteed Tony Lo Mastro 635 Old Country Rd. Westbury, L.l. EDgewood 3-0500 Best Wishes FROHMANN’S 168 Post Avenue. Westbury We Use Only Prime Meats MEADOW BROOK FLOWER SHOP, INC. Peter G. Roukis Bonded Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Flowers and Plants of Distinction Corner Post and Westbury. L.I., N.Y. Castle Avenues 197 ED4-7970 ALCH INSTRUMENT CO., INC. 32 Urban Ave. Westbury, N.Y. 11590 Albert P. Chitjian SALISBURY CLEANERS The Best in Dry Cleaning” 640 Union Ave. Westbury. L.I., N.Y. 334-9418 RHODA SPORTSWEAR The Complete Ladies Apparel Shop 233 Post Ave. Westbury, N.Y. 11590 ED3-1102 PROMPT FREE DELIVERY MIDVILLE CHEMISTS, INC. 225 Post Ave., Westbury, N.Y. 11590 Open Sundays 997-7880 WE GIVE YOU SERVICE WESTBURY FEED SUPPLY CO., INC. Feed, Garden, Tropical Fish Pet Supplies 129 Post Ave. Westbury, N.Y. 11590 333-0870 BEllCATISSEh The Choice THE WESTBURY VILLAGE DELICATESSEN □ CKE KETELSEN. Prop. S.S. PIERCE FAMOUS FOODS 250 POST AVENUE WESTBURY. L .1.. N. Y. 11590 Telephone ED 3-0114 Compliments of Bartlett Tree Experts Westbury, N.Y. 11590 334-0648 Van Son Holland Ink Of Long Island 71 Sylvester Street Westbury. N.Y. 11590 (516) 333-9555 Franchised Omega Watch Dealer Diamonds — Jewelry — Silverware Lenox Dinnerware Giftware Edward and Son Jewelers EDgewood 3-1515 247-2 Post Avenue Westbury. Long Island Berdon Hair Fashions 333- 6680 334- 9570 247-1 Post Avenue Westbury. N.Y. 11590 EDgewood 4- 2696 2697 2698 California Petroleum Distributors, Inc. Chevron Gasoline — RPM Lubricants 121 Hopper Street Westbury, L.I., N.Y. Compliments of Mr. Mrs. David Stein Frank J. Santagata Attorney At Law 160 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. 11590 516 EDgewood 4-6785 — PLUMBING SUPPLIES ED3-0405 — HOUSEHOLD GOODS — REPAIRS Compliments of ELLISON’S HARDWARE Amity Fabrics, Inc. 241 POST AVENUE WESTBURY. NEW YORK Best of Luck Compliments of Max’s Deli Tempo Press, Inc. 200 GARO’S TakeOut Catering HOME MADE ITALIAN SAUSAGES 653 Old Country Road Westbury. N Y. 11590 ELEGANTE hair fashions call: 334-9304 ITALIAN SPECIALITIES Post Ave. — Westbury IMPORTED CHEESE: RICOTTA — MOZZARELLA HOT TAKE-OUT FOODS COLD CUTS CATERING 334-4700 334-9555 ED3-1109 Nick Olenik lANNUCCI’S WINES LIQUORS WESTBURY PLATE GLASS CO., INC. 317 Maple Avenue GLASS MIRRORS FOR ALL PURPOSES 311 Post Avenue EDgewood 3-0302 Westbury, L.I., N.Y. Joseph lanucci Westbury, N.Y. 11590 compliments of RUSSO S SHOE STORE G. FRIED WESTBURY Shoes For the Entire Family THE HOUSE OF QUALITY SINCE 1889 17 2 Post Aven ue E D3-0785 Westbury. N.Y. 800 Old Country Rd. Westbury. New York 11590 333-3900 Broadloom — Area Rugs — Custom Vinyl MYER’S FUELOIL 816 Prospect Avenue Westbury, N.Y. compliments of 333-666-7 AVON PRESS — WESTBURY — Fire with Soul Brother Myer — 201 EDgewood 3-0545 POST CLEANERS All Work Done on Premises Specializing in Knitwear 317 Post Avenue Westbury, L.I., N.Y. 11590 PROSCHEL'S FLOWERS 54 School Street Westbury, Long Island N.Y. 11590 Edgewood 3-0656 CO. 3-3443 L7 i£ c f-[Le.ij Sfioxt eS zofifie. -—GUNS • AMMO • ARCHERY • FISHING TACKLE — 2B7-A POST AVENUE JOSEPH S. Cavallaro westbury. n. y. POST MANOR CATERERS SUPREME METAL 39 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. 11590 FABRICATORS, INC. Catering for All Occasions We Will Train Young Men in the Cocktail Lounge Open Daily Sheetmetal Crafts Lee and Jack Barchi Your Host 516-ED 4-9721 We Will Employ Young Men on a Student Cooperative 516-ED 4-9520 Program Pittman Television Radio 776 Summa Ave., Westbury, L.I., N.Y. 11590 (516) 333-2525 Sales Service Antennas 254 Maple Ave.. Westbury. N.Y. ED3-0223 202 Buster Brown 333-0872 BARLEY’S PHARMACY INC. PARILLO’S Service to the Village Since 1890 Shoes for the Family Naturalizer Bostonians 243 Post Ave. Westbury, N Y. Paperbacks Review Books BOOK WORLD 188 Post Ave. Westbury, N.Y. 516-333-4756 Discount Prices Phone: 822-3198 POLKA TOWNE MUSIC Records, Tapes, Tape Decks. Accessories, Gifts Music Sheets, Guitar Strings, Loft's Candies Hardcovers Gift Books 211 Post Avenue Westbury. N.Y. ?03 SALISBURY PHARMACY 646 Union Avenue Westbury. N Y. 333-6767 STAAB’S HARDWARE INC. PAINTS PLUMBING SUPPLIES TOOLS GARDEN SUPPLIES EDgewood 3-0220 191 Post Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF THE WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL BAND JOE ALLEN’S UNITED CIGAR STORE 215 Post Ave. Westbury, L.l. ED4-9622 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WESTBURY HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Air Conditioning Contractors and Mechanical Contractors and Sheet Metal Contractors NANGANO BROS., INC. 93 Garden Street Westbury, New York 11590 516-997-9220 ?05 Parlor 292 Castle Ave. Westbury, L.I., N.Y. 11590 292 Asbury Ave. 206 D A T S U N One of L.I.’S LARGEST EXCLUSIVELY DATSUN — SALES — Factory Trained Technicians — Service — One of the New York Area’s Largest — Parts Inventories — And That’s Saying a Lot! N n S 1 V a SOUND MOVE MOTORS, LTD. 1025 Old Country Rd., Westbury, L.l. 207 -CLASS OF 1971- TO THE CLASS OF KAY GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS BE IN STORE TOR YOU DRAGON’S DEN • 'Records • NotebooKs • Report covers • C aodv • Review booKs • Weshbury T- sWirts • p«ns pencils • Westburvj bu| s pardon me, but your gift is showing! Surely if you agree your gift is a personal ex- pression of good taste, then purchase it from an organization designed for quality but never forsaking price considerations. During the holiday season of Chanukah and Christmas, many salesmen make three cardi- nal mistakes: 1. Their gift is inappropriate. 2. Their gift is not in proportion to the dollar volume of the order. 3. They are spending entirely too much mon- ey for that gift. Sales Gifts Ltd., with over 4000 items, has the largest degree of latitude in executive gift sales available in any region in the United States today. A variable number of gifts and price considerations are offered in any amounts offering great fluctuation to meet demands for appropriate items. The cost, due to the large volume, is approxi- mately 40% below retail cost. All items are gift wrapped and sales greetings are. if desired, art crafted and inserted in your gift. The entire order is then shipped prior to the holiday sea- son to you. Samples of all items will be shipped to you for your inspection and our guarantee as always — “If you can buy this item at a lower cost in any store in a gift box, gift wrapped, simply return the items at our cost and your money will be promptly refunded.” write or call: j. ussia 1005 park blvd massapequa park, long island, n.y. 11762 516-544-3838 SALES GIFTS LTD. Compliments of WESTBURY LUMBER COMPANY I EDgewood 3-7169 EDgewood 4 0817 EDgewood 3-0248 349 Union Avenue Westbury, N.Y. ED4-2676-2677 Oil Heating Equipment HICKS— WESTBURY, INC. VIRGILIO TRUCKING CORP. Complete Trucking Service 117 Post Avenue Westbury, N.Y. FUELOIL Frank Virgilio Mike Virgilio 538 Grand Boulevard Westbury, N.Y. Tel: 334-0084 212 Best Wishes to the graduating Seniors of Westbury High School Westbury Classroom Teachers Association Student Council Officers 1972-1973 President — Edward Annunziato Vice-President — Kevin Riou Secretary-Treasurer — Maggie Ferst 214 S. Abrahams Mr. Mrs. W. Garrison Rosalie Russell The Adler Family Mr. Gathmann Santa Claus Advanced Research Corp. TheGibralter Family Dr. Julian B. Schack Aldoro Electric Corp. Mr. Mrs. G. Goodman Mr. Mrs. 0. Schechner Alliance Manufacturing And Supply Dr Leon Gordon Dolly Schertz Co. Mr. Mrs. B. Gottlieb Mr. Mrs. Paul Seamon Mr. Mrs. D. Alter Mr. Mrs. R. Greenfield R. P. Seckler Mr. Mrs. A. Anastasie Mr. Mrs. R. Greenhill Mr. Mrs. Joel Seelig Ancon ManufactoringCorp. Janice M. Gulotta Mr. Mrs. P. Segall L. E. Anderson Mr. Mrs. K Haberland Gerald M. Serlin Mr. Mrs. E. Arnold Mrs. Hein Marian Shaw Mr. Mrs. M. Auster Mr. Mrs. J. Hill The Shelley’s G. Hewlett Catherine R. Baldwin Mr. Mrs. R. Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Shore Mr. Mrs. B. Baron Eluin Holt Anne Hugo Siebler Mr. Mrs. E. Battaglio Industrial Bearing Corp. Joy Siebler Battaglio Family Jaros Industries Ltd. Mr. Mrs. W. Silverberg Battaglio Termite Service Jaye Small Fry Mr. Mrs. Eugene Berger Dr. Mrs. Earl Johnson Mr. Mrs. R. Small Mr. Mrs. Bernstein Mr. Mrs. Kehoe Mr. Mrs. Smircina Mr. M. Billig Marianne Kelly Mr. Mrs. R. D. Smith Mr. R. Bizzigotti Kleeban Tool Co.. Inc. Renee and Cassandra Smtih Mrs. R. Bizzigotti The Kronstat Family SnoTreds Kathryn Blanco H. Kulchin E. Solinski Mr. P. F Blanco Gloria M Lancer B. Solitario Mrs. Patrick Blanco Joan Lang Nathan and Lillian Solomon Mr. Mrs. John Blowers Lebco. Inc. Mr. Mrs. Milton Somberg Mr. Mrs. B. Blumenthal Mary Jade Lee The Somberg Family Dr. Borenstein Mr. Mrs. Lewis TheSpivack Family Mr. William Borum. Jr. Legs! Stanley Seelig Julie Kupferberg Mr. Brandon The Lemkin Family Jack Stein Bruno’s Heroland The Libardi Family Mr. Mrs. Stein Mr. Roscoe W. Bryant Mr. Mrs. Little Nicky Hopkins Stone Compliments of Bob Buehler J. Mahoney Mr Mrs. Sturm Built-Rite Steel Buck Mr. Mrs. Malchar Sunshine David Burnett David Manton The Tamari Family Mr. Mrs. John Burnett Mr. Mrs. C. Martino The Taragan Family Gary Burns Kellie Masslich Mr. Mrs. Tasciotti Mr. Henry Butler Mr. Mrs. May Linda Tatem Mr. Mrs. S. Cahn Mr. Mrs. Maurice McCain Mr. Mrs. C. H. Thomas Mrs. Cantor Dr. Francis P. McDermott Mr. Towne Karen Kathy Carlson Mary McNamara Utility Manufacturing Co.. Inc. Mr. Mrs. Timothy Casey Dr. Mrs. Mechanic Mrs. VanCleef Cee Jay Graphics. Inc. Mr. Mrs. John J. Meegan Mrs. Cleo Vanterpool Mr. Mrs. Alexander Chin Mr. Mrs. Middleton Mr. Donald Vanterpool Jerome Collin Midtown Display Denice Walker Elese Coke Mike's Circle Cycle. Inc. Ida Walker W. Continanza R. B. Miller James Walker Mr Mrs. Cunningham Mod-A-Can. Inc. Mr. Myron R. Walker Robert Daly Carl W Monk Mr. Mrs. Lee Walls Mr. Mrs. H. Davis Arthur C. Morris Mr. Mrs. Leonard G. Watson Hugo Davis Michael Napolin E. Webster Mr Mrs. DeBear New York Testing Labs. Inc. Geri Weinstein Mr. Mrs. Delura Mrs. Mary Newman The Weiss Family Mr. Mrs. A. Demarest Jocelyn Newsome Mr. Mrs. Wayne Westring Loretta DeStefano Frances Nickelson Mr. Mrs. A. H. Wickey Mr. Mrs. DeVito James N. Nicklas. M.D. Arthur Wickey. Jr. R. H. Donnelly Corp. Mrs. Nunez George Wulff M. Duffy Mr. Mrs. A. Papish Ian David Yellin Marion G. Dwyer Peace Mr. Mrs. A. Zea Mr. Mrs. S. C. Edsall Philamon Laboratories. Inc. Mrs. Zuckerwise Mr. Mrs. W. Emanuel Vicki Ralph Posillico Stacy Zwaik Rose Eyermann Precision Mechanisms Corp. Zeke Zzzzzzzpt 207 David Fickler Mr. Mrs. R. Regan Mezzy Maggot Betty Boop John 0 Foge Mr. Mrs. H. Fonyana Mr. Mrs. Forgione Mr. Mrs. Fox The Franklin ‘‘Fake” Mr. Mrs. F. Franzese Mr. Mrs. Friedman Mr. Mrs. Frey A Friend Henry G. Reinhardt. M.D. Annie Riouse David Rosenberg Mr. Mrs. Rothenberg Mr. Mrs. D. Rothfield Evelyn Rovinsky Steven Laurie Rubenstein Billy Rueger The Rueger Family Bambi Kaye Franzese 215 Mrs. Eleanor Merritt Photography and Art Advisor Susan Lentz Editor-in-Chief Susan Lentz, editor-in-chief. Denise Lordi. lay-out editor. Liz Fink, literary editor. 216 STAFF MEMBERS: E. Annunziata (sports editor). B Katz (art editor). M. Somberg. E Manton. J. Smilon. M May. D. Collin. S. Cahn. P Bizzigotti (business editor). J. Weinberger. M McAnulty. J. Charles. P Shapiro. E, Futterman. J. Rothfield. K Vigdor. P. Molloy. S. Emanuel. R Alter. E Westring. D Wickey (business editor). A Schumacker. T. Fox. C. Vincent. J. Simmons. M Yellm. M. Ash ford. J. Guarino. F. Meeks. S. Piscetelli. H. Fontana. A. Murray. L. Proschel. F. Posillico. W Letsky. 17 218 220 221 Experience is never just what happened at a par- ticular moment, it's what you make of it after it's happened and what you go on making of it to the very end of your life. The complete significance of this time in our lives can never be fully appreciated or understood until the season has long past. Only the future will bring the knowledge and perspective to understand all that the present is. For this reason, „ change is vital to learning and growing. And so growth not only continues with, but is dependant upon, every new turn. May each one be able to face and accept the changes in his life, and be able to carry whatever each change may bring. May we also use the power within us to guide ourselves and to bring about change when it is due. Our sincere thanks to Mr. Robert Seckler, Mrs. Eleanor Merritt, and Mr. Joseph Ra- ziano, our faculty advisors; Mr. Phil St. Pierre and the American Yearbook Compa- ny, our publishers, and Carol Studios, our photographers. In addition, we would like to extend our warmest thanks to all the stu- dents who contributed their time, effort, encouragement to the making of this year's yearbook. 223 “There are places I’ll remem- ber all my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better, some are gone, and some remain. All these places had their mean- ings, with lovers and friends, I still can recall. In my life, I’ve loved them all.”