West View High School - Westvian Yearbook (West View, PA)

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li sence akes the r row fonder--other fields Y IA BU LER Betty we er Betty nd it impossible to finish Sc with -remember, the voice with the smile ays Wi . Lll. AN B , Lil s of k, wit ut e str' i g not only for her height ut also for v- e 'l be Navy nurse, but V a could f h to r xt ad ntage. Gi' es r -- ' ' . l V , X LOIS MAE BU TON Berty Always olepen e o -l is too menial for her- she will be m sed - acly smile made many friends-truly music f arms. Orchestra, Girl Reserve . WTLMA CAMPBELL Wilma Favorite curricular activitytiiitterbugqing at lim's with Dede or Bettyfbeautiiul eyes!-will make an attractive cadet nurse. ,T My fyob JPY Ado! . , L-eff-Q f f J -4' - QVLLOIWZ5 cf .y . 3' q mio D A. cz-i NG ' 14 aara Na acti ' , Ha is in i id pable 'Ei of financi ian enjoys all sports- iiy l r in ba ll-e ed by the class the st t cal seni y. Baske ll, Varsity ub, ' tvian Business Man- age lass Plays, Chorus, B . ROBERT T. CARLILE Bob Ardent sportsman--excels er-smooth line-favorite Philadelphia, Ocean City material for the Merchant Basketball, Varsity Club, Operetta '43. in basketball-neat dress- 'topics of conversation- , and Carlile-good officer Marine. Hall Patrol, Senior Play, DOROTHY EVELYN CIPKO y A small package of charm-neat a e ncef et 0, smile-becoming lisp--plea 'ng rs nality-a of which forecast succe s n rsin ca e . B Westvian, Student . GEORGE R. CLOWES Buc His mind is always in the s -r lly preparing the air age-will complete his educa 'n th y Air Corps-also flew high with his trumpet. Swing Band, Orchestra, VVestvian . 9 ' The Westvian W -17 'ri

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I. ,bfi 4 ,P-L t . 4 1 1 .24 5 .. ,fu-A-J BETTY IEAN AFFOLDER Betts IACK ff , Five foot two, eyes of blue-has already fulfilled her ambition which was to marry H. W. L.-Now her favorite pastime is waiting for a furlough. S. AFFOLDER lack Quiet' blonde, always friendly and cheerful-half of e of our twin combinations-we couldn't fiaure out who was the other half, Betty or Bill Rohsner. Chorus, At Ease . H11 MARY LOUISE AISBITT Aisey Always with her gang--enjoys a good time-usually found in 206 making plans for Girl Reserves-we hope that she fulfills her ambition of going from the halls of West View to the shores of Tripoli. Vicefpresident of Girl Reserves, Westvian . LOIS IANE ARMSTRONG Army ff' . - N944 RUTH The first of our seniors to wear the Navy blue--his all-round participation in sports belied his staturef baseball was his favorite. Varsity Club, Hall Patrol, VVrestling, Baseball, Foot- ball. BLANER Ruthie Ruthie reflects her vivacity in everything she does, particularly in music-faithful pianist in all choral activities-her outside musical preferences are Harry Iames and Fred Waring. Girl Reserves, Chorus, Operetta. VIRGINIA ANN BLATTNER Ginnie ' IOI-IN One of our very active girls-and one of our most attractive-ebeauty and brains did mix, and the re- sult was more than remarkable-a mainstay of At Ease. Library Club, Co-Editor of At Ease , Seofetary of Student Council, Class Play, Westvian . . BOLSINGER Iack ' Football gift to us from Scott High-his departure will also be regretted by the adhesive tape companies- what he likes most about 'Nest View is chemistry- and girls. Football, Varsity Club. '- The Wostvian Q I6 One of the Three Must-get-theres -Army, Helen, and Rosafalways ready for a good timefdoesn't find it difficult to be on time for bowling or roller skating.

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kffqwcjf ANNA CODA Shorty Small, dark, and with snapping eyes-expresses her rhythm on the typewriter and on the dance floor- decided her time between the Library and Room l. Library Club, At Ease . RONALD M. COLE Mick Popular school president-a star wrestler this year even though he missed two months-a broken leg couldn't keep him down-the life of any party- runner-up in class poll as most likely to succeed. School President, Wrestling, Football, Varsity Club, Golf. IANE W. CONRAD Ianie One of our more intelligent girls-usually seen at the desk in the Library-mainstay of the Library Club -always willing to lend a helping hand-future nurse. ' Library Club, Art Club, Chorus. WILLIAM I. COOPER Bill Carried on the Cooper tradition-no stage crew as- signment was too big for him-his pet peeve was English class. Stage Crew, Hall Patrol. Ox 40 G 0 '6 0 'f ' v 'cry 6, so ' 515 7 sv' I Q BETTY IANE COTTON Ianie A Contented and happy-go-lucky-the ability to take things in stride will make her a good nurse-her presence on the business staff was an asset. Westvianf' Library Club. ALBERT M. CRAIG Al Dignified looking, isn't he?-but don't let his looks fool you- 'Al is a good sport-tops in football- we were sorry when he had to give it up. ' . Varsity Club, Football. H 1 . h 5 . VVILLIAM M. CRAIG Bill . S ' I J 1 Everyone remembers and likes Bill --got great N mileage from his gum--as Secretary of Activities, he st Y ,V scheduled school events-and as Senior Class Presi- V l N ' dent, he helped make them successIuliWest View's Q , : 1 loss will be the Air Corps' gain. N Q Q 'Senior Class President, Secretary of Activities, West . N vian Class Plays, Football, Varsity Club. Vg I I ' a ss x ' 1 H x Q ean ' Q 3 ' A uie a o ctive londe always friendly-T N 4' ' ' I- ,,f '?tf'ER 1 45. Q ' t ' - , rg - - she likes everything about West View W ,gr that she will make a good nurse, The Wnstvian -- g0N5 Rv 18