Westfield High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Westfield, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1943 volume:

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X r' , ,L , un X I- FV RFWJ QD Fo m lnx of us 1943 l1 18 lxccn 1xc 11 xxc shall ncxcr forget 1 xclr suclm 19 no orhcr classcs lmxc cxcr cxpcrxcncccl It xx s thls xc,11 tlmt xxc suclclcnlx found that xxe xxere no longcx clnlclrcn XX c lwcgan malxrng sacrlnces and acceptlng I'L5pOIlSllWllIIlCS our class mates xxcre leaxmg us to serxe Ill thc axmcrl forccs of our countrx But strll xxe struggled on clctcnnnnccl to uphold our olcl xx ax ofllfe our athletlcs our socul cxcnrs incl our marks It xx asn t easx for xxe c nun xxorlx But xxc dn t So IS 21 rcccml of our actlxrtrcs clurrnq a xear of change md unccxtuntx xxc lmxc pulwlrshcd thrs bools It IS the slnccrc hopc of thc staff that our annual has caught the Splflf of thc trmcs Qncl tlmt tl1el943 PORTA Y IA xx1ll be thc 1IllI1'1l xolumc 111 1 long scrxcs of successful Vx estneld I-lrch Qchool pulwlrcatxons S A '65 XT i 2 .i if AA ZYVAZ 'Af Avi- 'L , .ak lk- . ,, - L v, N , ' V . A. .' ' ' ' . . , - v, V' - y , I - .1 gl- 1' I y 3 A ,- I 1 V, Iv I ' y N 'i , ., N-y K ,Sl v B ' H., 7 faced all kinds of obstacles and our minds xx'eren't alxvays mn ' ' . H 'l i . 2 A4 2 l l, ' ' 1 l' If ' l ', ' -1 A A A A -x I K . ., L L ' I C K ss.. .7 L . . U D N xr ,Q Nfl Gm wl xf V - .-LW' -a, V I S I . I 5 ws 'E To All 'rhe Former Sfudenrs and Graduafes of Wesffleld Hugh School Armed Forces of Cur Nahon the Class of 43 Dedlcafes This Book Now Serving in The A-'fit -Q sg ll 9' if li. 1 'HY Q ? T 'W .,f J 5 XX , 5-:Qi A' g A -.A ' f I rf V I 5217 g ,177 3 -1,1-ov 9 I ' I Enix? xrsy 21,5 Leif to Right ea cd M W M s He 'ver H on andung Nr 1 .1 iv A Fcrtsl BOARD OF EDUCATIO We the senior class of 1943 take this opportunity to express our appreciation to th- members of the Board of Education for .111 the timt and tffort they have expended in managinf' school affairs and problems so efficiently throughout our school years. We realize that it is largely their cooperation and management thit makts this school what it is today one of the bust educational institutions of its size. 9 O R PRI CIPAL A D HIS MESSAGE PIONLLRS XX hit is the outstanding ehlrleteristie of thlt often mentioned but whollv imiginuv lI1LIlXlLIl.lll, the tvpieil Amerieinu Is there one qullitv which dom inlteel the Pilgrims, the eolonists, the followers of Lexus ind Llule the gold seeleeis, the homesteiders, the Amerie in of every eentuxv 3 Qill it whit you will spirit of unrest, dissltisfietion with existing LOIICIIIIOIIS, urge for explorl tie n, desire to discox er whit lies bex ond the sunset It is the spirit of the pioneer vs ho forever pushes blek the frontier, IUIISLS room ind opportunity for the ones wx ho follow him But the frontiers are gone, you slv, there are no longer unexplored wilder nesses, unch lrted se ls, there ue no pioneers. Wh If foolishness! Geography ilone does not furnish frontiersg vist fields of science 'lnd economics ind,-yes, politics have gone through the centuries SC'lI'CLly touched. Accomplishments which seem vist, miraculous to us noxx hive only opened the door to infinitely vfzster possl- bilities beyond. No frontiers? livery day their horizons grow vxider their pos- sibilities deeper. The Americin pioneer his the finest opportunity he his ever h-1d to explore fields that miy furnish to his followers sitisfictions 'md comforts .ind room to live hitherto undreimed-of. Indeed the pioneer spirit is not deid in Americi' this Yeir Book is evidence if the ffict. For six years more than '1 century there has been '1 XX estfield Aci- dt.l11y,'lI1ClyLf never until now his 1 senior cllss issued 1 publicition of this kind. XY'1r conditions prohibited the trlditionil W 'lSlIlI1gfOI1 Trip so the cllss of 1943 i.1s lI1.lLlL,L ' tfd .1 new major iroject in the hope 'and belief that succee i f c .isses will be prouel to follow their leid. liven XY estlield his pioneers tod'1y. Clmerntuliitions. and more power to you Seniors. ' H. XI. Iifvrow. lo OUR VICE PRINCIPAL It is .1 privilege for me to present to my fellow Alumni, the newest .xddition to our ranks, the members of the Class of 19-43. In doing so I have no fear that they will fail to do honor to the traditions of Qur School and to the training they have received. The Class of 1943, like the Class of 1917, joins our ranks in trying times. I am sure that they, like American Youth of the Past, will rise above the Challenge poised by pre- vailing conditions and that Our Country will find in them, needed strength. Wfhile we Old Grils hue ilways been proud of Our School we have never been more so than it present 1s she meets 111 the demands mlde upon her We are proud of the Class of 1943 who in spite of unusual obstacles hlve reached the Goal of Grldu ation Arthur J Macer OUR FACULTY SENIOR HIGH Q? MARION H BALDWIN EARLE W BROOKER BS ETHEL M CARLSON DONALD W KOFOED BS oe es Commer eier' e OUR FACULTY- E IOR HIGH 4' 2 HARRY M EATON BS RAYONELLE K EATON AB MA C JAMES KONSTANTY BS ARTHURJ MACER Ma1hemaTxcC Lafm and Mawem NCQ DFXSICBA Educahon c efwc he Soma! ltudues r Phxscm Educainon rrfrwucm! WILLIAM C ROSS JESSIE R RUFFIN AB MA MARGUERITE SHEPARD PhB MARYV SKILLMAN AB MA s I V 12 M Y J v ' I M x V if Q, ,S ll asus M. MaccuTcHEoN, a.s. GLADYS L. PETTIT, a.s. nonmz v. PLUMLEY HARRIET E. RIPLEY, 5.5. ' H A f 1 CQ A . an ,M .7 I 7 b Mm: Fgmcf Lf,fef .f U ' gym ' A r H ' ' W l l OUR FACULTY-SE IOR HIGH WJ, ,L an ,X . V f HELEN P. THOMPSON CLARA K. TRUMP, A.B. MAGDALENE W. VROOMAN, B.S. JULIAN M. WRIGHT, M.S Phwical Eziucatwn Ervgrish HC'W9VT'3ki'Q2 !X'grrC.r1T.rre OUR TEACHERS Grades One to Four, Kmdergarten Left to Rlghi' ed Mr: Ll fks x Mwss He!ena Merker Mug: Arrbe M D ne! N' K9 le a ko! L M Q Mar are M ge S ern M ss Heierw Carpenter Standing Mwss Elwzabmh Maso Ms Am Car' Mrs ANC A Q ndlng I QS 5 'r Grades Flve to Elght 13 c Seat 1 Ga. fuarrz, 'A , r, r C Q ' . rv' ' plfw, r, g f or 'N ' r ' . . r- y v 3 A ' rv . r r , 1 , y Q, 1 . . Seated: NK E :give C. M N1 far: fe BQYS, Mrs Nam ,crflzr N' KS 'r E f' f N 11 , gf 'fe-Eder, Urs Esws' Sym Sta ' : Are E.a Cram: 1 N as Ar ze f:..'ee, Mr. Pabe ,c g- N 2 He' 1, ef o o v 40' hr , .um mv! ur-A A 'fa K if 'ly W ...,.,.... ... . ..- .ZS 131 aalUn43l'f4y Qgfpfa 64? ll. QE nn' .9 'X X-. K 1 nba: In-1, na. . :gsm agua-qw-Q bww, mfw 1-an ima x-wt 1 wanna Zgwfsa My an n-gum 5' 2 ww 41' z f kwa musmunwa M1011 1 I CLASS OF 1943 On September 8, 1942 about forty-five young people strolled with grace and dignity to the honored seats in the back of the Study Hall. At last we were Seniors! Eleven long years we had struggled to get those seats, and there wasn't a one of us who wasnit a bit proud, even though we didnit admit it. XVe have had our ups and downs with work, solid session, civilian defense, the Senior play, the yearbook, history assign- ments, the opera, physical education, the draft board, dances, athletics and a myriad of other things. We even experienced the sorrow of losing one of our classmates. But with it all, we have had four years of fun and exeitement despite the cursts we have so profusely heaped upon them We only hope that succeedmg classes may get as much enjoyment out of high school as we have MARY V SKILLMAN Ad ser SENIIOR CLASS OFFICERS Alan Hatter Presldc nl Seymour Beckman Vlre PYFSIJIUIII Mary Jane Rexford Serfr lag Theodore Peck Treasure r 15 1 1 x 'E . 1 9 , , 1 ' s . s s 1 - vw L i I V , , , , - , .IANICE ANDERSON SEYMOUR BECKMAN DONALD BEERS JOSEPHINE BONGIORNO Wiaqagampaafy Llaaadanca Janlce Anderson Outstandmg personallty and wut lovely tlothes heart of gold amestown Hlgh School 1 2 3 Scnbblers 4 Gmrls Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Student Council 4 Semor Play Seymour Beckman An all around fellow who looks on tht sunny snde of lnfe sthool sports and huntml., serving, U S Army Student Assocmtnon 1 2 3 Allred uthl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 I'ootb1ll2 3 Baseball 3 Bandl 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 4 Boys Chorusl 2 3 4 M1KedChorusl 2 3 I-InY 2 3 4 Secretary of Natnonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Donald Beers Very qulet a swell kld works at Lobllws A 1 3 4 t. Presldenr 3 Prcsuflent 4 Student Assocnatlon 1 2 3 Josephine Bonglorno Hep cat artnstlc bowling champ Allied Youth 2 3 Allned Youth Speak1ngContcst3 Student Assouatxonl 2 3 M1Y 2 3 Bowlmy., 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Basketball 7 3 4 Poppy Poster Contest Wnnner 3 Scmor Play Evelyn Breads Charmmg and frnendly person hkes sports rather qunet Allred Youth 3 Allied Youth Speaklng Contest 3 Bowlmg 2 3 4 Student Assoclatlon T Lorell Brown Impxsh nature but wlnnlng., ways 7th pcrnod dxsturbantts photog raphy Allncd Youthl Z 3 4 Studtnt Assocntlonl 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Orthestra 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 H1 Y 3 4 Scnlor Play Sarah Brumagln Debutante h:ur do ready support jcwclry Allled Youth l 2 3 4 Allred Youth Speakmg, Contest 3 Student ASSOCIHIIOH l 2 3 Gnrls Chorus l 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorusl 2 3 4 Optretta 4 Tr1Yl 2 Volleyball 3 Baseball 3 Stylus Staffl 2 3 Str1bblers3 4 Secretary 4 Yearbool Staff 4 Natnonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Semor Play EVELYN BREADS LORELL BROWN SARAH BRUMAGIN 16 O Ill J ,,: 9 : 9 , . 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Pam! Jlwzlum Paulme Gret1mler Who sud beauty and brams don t mm? CSht has both llvely manner ns gona., to he a nurse Allncd Youth 2 Student Assocmtlon 1 2 3 4 Nut PrLsnd4.nt4 Sports Counul 3 4 Basketb1ll2 3 4 Bovslmg, 2 3 4 Volley b1ll3 4 M1 Y 2 3 Vncn Presndent 2 Prcsxdtnt 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Setretary umor Red Cross 3 4 N1t1onal llonor Soexety 3 4 Year book Staff 4 Stylus Staff 4 D A R Good Cntnzenshnp Award 4 D A R Hlstory panel 4 Semor P ay Betty Guest Loves sports hopes to bu.o nc 1 prlvate secretary there s somethmg about 1 sulor Rxplny Central l Slrx Y 2 Sports Councnl 2 3 4 Vnee Presx do.nt4 Allntd Youth 2 3 Student AQSOLISICIOFI 2 3 Baskctlall 2 3 4 Bowhnb 2 3 Xollq ball 4 Senior P 1y Vlrglma Gundlach A new glass member transfer from Mayvnlle Hugh sweet shy manner ,good marks Alan Harter Gemal personallty boundless energ,y snappy duds Class Presndent l 2 3 4 Allied Youth I 2 3 4 Student Asso latnon 1 2 3 Oratorrtal Con test 3 Boys State 3 Basketball 3 4 Football l 2 3 Baseball 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Operctta 4 Hn Y 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Stylus Staffl 2 3 D A R Hnstory panel 4 Year bool. Stlfl 4 S mor Play Nathalie Hay wood Sug.,1r 'md spree and uery thmg :nee that s what Nath IS made of pretty clothes jewelry Alhed Youth 1 2 3 Student Assoelatlon 1 2 3 Stylus Smff 3 4 Class Steretary 3 Bowlm 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Vollty ball3 Senxor Play Klvln Hehlr Popular tenor h1pp5 go lucky manner can really square dance Alhtd Youth 1 4 Student ASQULICIIIOI1 I 2 3 Boys Chorusl 2 3 4 Mlxed lorusl 2 Ot CII1 4 nd 2 3 4 Orehes F tballl Senior Play Nl ells Hull Good sportsmanshnp keen mmd brush euts Student Assouatnon NATHALIE HAYWOOD ALVIN HEHIR WELLS HULL 18 l ,CD . . . ,, . I V . . . i D . ' ' ' - . ' . - ' ' ' v s s v 1 I'-s 1 4 . A S ' V' . -. . Y ' . m Y ' ! V A 7 S Y y Y 1 V - . -P - - 1 x ' v I x n 3 1 xv - .. v . - - . , , , ,I ' . 2 - ' ' ' , 9 ' Q 1 x ,Q - aa 9 - I -n . x7 Nw u S .- 4 S 1 D 't ..- . .. . . . , , , , , . . ', . .' ' . .N . ' .. s , , s , , , , , . 1 ., . -, ' I , I , - - . T. . ' ' ' . . . ' . ' . ' h' . . . , ' . . . Y . , , , : ' , , , : S' ' , , 9 ' - -S I - I 3 L- - w 1 1 a 5 Q s 1 a Q . . , . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Natlonal Honor Soclety 3, 4g Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Mlxed - a - 1 I ' 1 ' y s v S a a Q . . . Q . ' g -. - ' 1 g 2 . ' v .. -N - - wk It as - as , .. . . . . ' , , 3 ' , , g . .- . , . ' U . . . s . ' S ' 7 3 ' i 27 7 7 1 7 7 I . , . - . , . , , s . Cl . , , 3, 41 ver 4 gBa 1, , , g ' tra 4g oo , 2, 3g .I . A Y. 7 . l, 2, 3. ,, ,, ,. V 2 Q ' w:l l I A 4 Q lr - l 4 ph ,V I Jill Pham . Lladd Illqhf A.0,ll.d Amzunn gggggtALi5g5i,N Roberta James Has plenty of tommon sense wants to bt a secretary 1 Student Association 2 3 Vollq ball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 Treasurer junior Red Cross 4 Robert Laughlin Doc efhuent and willing intelligent A ned Youth 1 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Student Association 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 President 4 H1 H 2 3 4 President 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Band 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Bastb1ll3 Stribbltrs 3 4 Viee President 4 Stylus Staff 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 D A R History panel 4 Senior Play Howard Naeser Well liked by his friends tall blond and handsome determined his ways Allied Youth l Student Association 1 2 3 Band 2 3 Margaret Newell Understanding nature utter dependability om Cornell Allied Youth Speaking Contest 3 Student Association 1 2 3 Scribblers 3 Vice President 3 President 4 Sports Counul l Bowling 2 3 4 Basletball l 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Girls Chorusl 2 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Stylus Staff 2 3 4 Oratoncal Contest 3 President junior Red Cross 3 4 Hospital Essay Prize 3 D A R History panel 4 National Honor Soenety 3 4 Year book Staff 4 Senior Play Gordon Newman Frank and honest chatterbox out of town girls Student Assotn t1on1 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Alice Noble Maurice s helper shorthand shark my honey Student Assoena n 1 D A Homemaking Prize 3 National Honor Society Louise Palmer A quiet and pleasing addition to W H S true rascal wants to bt a secretary Cassadaga Valley High School 1 2 3 Senior Play MARGARET NEWELL GORDON NEWMAN ALICE NOBLE 19 0 I I O C 0 I I ' ' 1 ' .' 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Theodore Peck Answer to a woman s prayer basketball star neat dresser Allied Youthl 2 3 4 Student Assoentloml 2 3 Class Trcasurcrl 4 H1Y 2 3 cs1dcnt3 l3ascball3 I31sketball2 3 4 lootball l 2 cl emestral 2 3 4 oys Qhorusl 2 3 lv el Chorusl 2 D A Hlstory Panel 4 Mary Jane Rexford Aetxve m sports lovely yonec Mlekey Alllecl Youth 1 Vlee President 4 Allied Youth Speaking Contest 3 Girls Chorus l 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Class Seeretary 4 Student Assocnatnon l 2 3 Student COUHLII 4 Stylus Staff 3 Operetta 4 Band 3 Orehestra 3 Sports Louncll 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Bowling, 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Year book Staff Juha Robms Muslcal abnlxty Maurxcc That Soldler of Mme frnendly Studeat 1 ertrude Rotunda Cleyellnd Ray A diamond Student Assocnatnon 2 3 Btscball l Senlor Play Juha Rotunda Devnlxsh nature shmes lll Hnstorv class ambltnous Student Assou atxon 1 2 3 l31seball 1 2 Basletball 3 Natlonal Honor Soelety 3 4 Peggy Schrader Sparkling, good humor secret romanee all good tlnngs tome nn small p1ekay,cs Class Seeretary 2 All' d Youth l 2 3 Stude t Asso natnon l 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Stmor Play 'Ir1Y l 2 Beatrice Slocum Has her heart set on attendmg, art school future clesmrc 19 to becomt 1 fashnon des13,ner Allned Youthl 2 3 Student Assoelatnonl 2 3 Dramme Clubl Stylus Staffl 2 3 library Club 'P 3 4 Treasurer 2 Presxdent 3 4 Nltnonal Honor Socncty 3 4 Semor Play JULIA ROTUNDA PEGGY SCHRADER BEATRICE SLOCUM 20 . 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Ioan McClelland Beckman 23 -sofa 74 Back Row 4 R rt C VNS l-we en M te aT Ceraldtrte Oaks Esther ra r lnelen Cares Clarence Heder Fifth Row osepltlrte e sn rate Dc ct En e eln None Marten W lttarth ble le Revtolcs Cltarlet e Cro vi l-leler' Karrcu Be t, Fuller Gene Hankel Fourth Row Ellnor Robert Breads Thlrd Row Howard Cauvrrt Bc wrt Second Row Qeoroe Thorne Berne Wlllnarn Schrader Alan Sparks Pre.m!e1zt Sh1rley D1bb1e Hayden Hanks Vzre Prerzdwzr Nancy ohnson axton Derls nol s A-tn a Perce kgtner nstead fe ar s Patrucxa lflalstea Os oveess loan Hetder o rem Robert Kele arr ward Andre lean Webster lll seen Gervasv Holrerrb Pa ' lohns lose w ale feorce Werbtrh Ellswortn Farr Cour nf Ho, Ceor e Larson James Sayre CLASS OFFIC ERS Secretary Treamrer Nhss INL1r1on Baldwln Charm Arizzrer One day rn the Hrst part of September 1940, .1 lxrgt troop of Fresl men to be marched solemnly mto the studv hall amxd the varxous remarks, comphmentary and otherwxse, of the upperclassmen XVhen, at length, we were all msxde and the door was closed the h1gh school had recewed a sum total of mnetv sm Freshmen, to be taught the ways of the hlgh school student When the noxse had finally subsndtd Mr Exton explamed tht rules and regulatxons of the school and sent us on the way to our home rooms From there, most of us l1lVL. smet progressed to tht honored rank of umors, although our number has de creased to forty Wfhtn we entered hlgh school nt became uxdent that our class had 1ts share of athletes A number of the boys ptrtnclpated IH footblll baseball and basketball and made tnuable records 1n the mtramural basketball league The gxrls, also, drd thenr b1t 1n mtramural sports competntlon by turmng out hrgh class basketball and softbtll teams Now, 1nstead of lookmg backu ard, wt must look ahead and that IS prtclsely what the Class of 44 IS domg Flrst on our hst of actnxtxts to come rs the annual Prom gn en by the jumors for the Semors A good many of us were fortunate enough to be able to attend the excellent Prom put on by the class of 43, and we mtend to repay them ln full wrth mterest, by puttlng on 1 better one than they themselves put on NVe also have some plans for our semor year whlch are mamly mcorporated 1n an Annual, due to the fact that war transportatlon fac1l1t1es prevent a Washmgton trxp So utn wxth the war on, the umor class ns st1ll lookmg forward CLASS OF 1944 25 1 Larllle lac' son ati at , , S Q 1 ' r , I ,- l ' :J ,'a,E' lf, 2: 'tra , t, t', t r' , t' : S , , Ret if U e . I Ol' I Eft C a, di L l' L 1 4 . ' 4 : Herb fi ,, ' l , H 5. H , . v. Lttll, J ' Prnllls 'sell W larn eloyd, lc. ' ' I Cf' 2 , L.. , ' pl few .F rj Q , ' ' C , F T .- elf' 1 VJ, , s s s Front Row: Jernes Wnternaan VVllllT'3l Brown Robot Harlvr, Nancy fonnsor' l-lfl-.den l-lanlfe, Alan 'parks' Srmrlet Dbble, Elmer Allen C ' t , , 1 w - - . . . . N . . . . . i 3 . . . . . , . , 3 - . X . I . 'r , , A . , ' , , ' , . , . . . , , -, , . . . . . 3 x x 1 1 I y - ' ro' x 1 r. x . k . . . 1 . ' . A , . , 1 . 5 7- . t , . . . A L .S I . . . . . . 6 t R . L . . V ' Y 1 1 I 1 l V 1 as v -v - - . . . . . . . V , V . . 1 7 I 1 1 . . I . . . Q . A . . .x I , K . . i 1 X . . . . Back Row Asa Melilnnns Cordon Cnndlaeh Dotald Trayrs An,elo lsflwnsa Donald Mut lt Jtrnes Spann Thomas Condo Dale blwerrnan Fourth Row Rolard Hayner Lester Bennett Davld SDencer Vvxlllan Kurt Helen Lanqlwlrn Prlsellla Hopson Clara Ann Newell Donald Stafford Glenn Baldwln Thnrd Row Janet Burlelqn Grace Blyona Joyce Farr Shtrley Young Hazel Tlelfror Ann Morgenstern Allee Brown Chrrley Weatlverup Betty Baran Second Row Ada EDICGV Donna James Roberta Newman M ry Beers Marlorle Drake Jennle Nusom Viola Eggleston Jcyee l-lamllton Joyce Garrison Front Row Mane Bandeme Betty Eggert Jean Bennett Lyman Letgers Anne Bornand Robert Frelele Lllluan Ber rlnqer Clara Mlller Jane Slocum CLASS OF 1945 Elghty two freshmen 1n the fall of 1941 elected for pres1dent Hayden Hanks, v1c pres1dent, Helen Laughhn, secretary, Shlrley Weatherup, treasurer, Robert Fnckle, and student councll rcpresentat1ve, Anne Bornand Although many of us lmmedlately became act1ve 1n Alhed Youth, Student Assocxatxon, Band, Chorus, and other htgh school orgamza tlons, a large number kept thelr places on the honor roll At the begmnmg of second year hlgh the boys, seated m Mr Kofoed s room, met Wlth the glrls IH Mrs Trump s room and elected for presldent, Lyman Legters, vlce presndent, Anne Bornand, secretary, can Bennett, treasurer, Robert Fnckle, and student councnl representatlve, Clara Ann Newell Thus term the new socnl studxes Course was mtroduced, makmg ours the first class requnred to take four years of hlstory Our first soclal event was a sery successful dance after the Fredoma basketball game A month later, class members and thelr guests enjoy ed a patr1ot1c Un1ted Natnons pa1 ty As our boys of last year won the mtramurtl chtmplonshlp, so our gxrls of thus year take prldc ID thclr undefeated team The class of 45 has been domg nts b1t 1n the w1r effort Solnd sess1on was first tr1ed when we were freshmen and consequently tn both the fall of 1941 and 1942 many of us helped the farmers harvest therr crops Vmcent Grlzantl, Ralph XVethl1, and Duane Gundlach left us durmg the year to tom the servtce Smce the defense stamp sale began thus year, the boys and glrls rooms haue each mvested over S100 We are all members of the umor Red Cross In addxtnon, twenty one of us are a1r rand messengers, sex en are plane spotters, and three are model axrplane bullders Although war cond1t1ons hase hm lted school partles, we have found enjoyment m our many patr1ot1c act1x1t1es 76 : ,1 1 , ' , L at J., . c, C , , 1 , . 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Seventh Row Art rs s rn f Slxth Row Anthem Marcello Anthony foglrafo Peter Ba cad-'devry CanaTef Rfalph Mevers John Clement John rh ck Charles Crrr' Rchard Ossman Frfth Row James Lapore Leonard Balsano George Orlando Herbert Dedrrck Rolanr' Lancaster Arthur Kester Rrc ard Nell Jo n Bowen Duare Knerman Fourth Row Rlclaard Karash Norman Wheeler Mare Waite Robert Bretn Eugene Breads Robert Watson James E ert Dale Bowen John Ossman Thrrd Row Rrchard Dalrymole Ante Mrller Jean Allen Mar etta Engelhardt Rosalre McCarreIl Sarah Lrght Lorwrnne DrCh me Eva Barber James Hage Second Row Eleanor Kogan Patrrtra Janes Marprer Jaerse Carel n Sfracrse Grace Berk Phyllrs LaPorte Mar ,aret tr sh Jtdrth Pentz Lynette MII rgen Front Row Eleunrr Decker Roth Qcnrette Marranne Br by James Avrone Charles Mutch Emma Rohman Edltr Wrlro Corst nee Cerxasr Marcella Frckle CLASS OF 1946 In September the Ereshxnan class, cons1st1ng of fifty members, was orgamzed under the leadershrp of Mrss Shepard and Mr Eaton, and class ofhcers were elected When the smoke of the campargn had drrfted away, we found that we were to be gurded through our first year rn hrgh school by Charles Mutch, assrsted by Emma Rohman rn the capacrty of vrce presrdent Marranne Brxby was to record our proceedrngs, whrle J1mes Auone took charge of our bank roll Frequent meetmgs were held during the year rn the Com mcrcral room to determme class dues, select candrdates, and plan partres In the sprrng the Englrsh I classes, under the drrectron of Mrs Trump, collaborated to produce a play about the Greek gods and goddesses entrtled The Meetrng of the Gods Th1S amusrng skrt was presented at a P TA meetmg where we had as much fun puttm rt on as the parents who watched rt Durrng the study of court procedure rn Mr Brooker s socral studres class, we all partrcrpated rn a mock trral udge defense, prosecutron, and jury were duly elected, and two cases were trred Charges of sabotage and embezzlement were placed upon Eleanor Decker and Ruth Schuette, but nerther one was convrcted Once a month the debatmg socrety, called The Three B s for Brooker s Bramless Backshders, met at the home of therr founder to drscuss problems and questrons of the trmes Deiimte concluslons weren t always arrn ed at, but a good trme certarnly was Then there was the annual Frosh party held at the Y M CA th1s year We had a lot of fun there oo The Freshmln elzss rs etgerlx ant1c1p1t1ng rts remarmng three yexrs rn hrgh school, and hopes that they vsrll be as full of fun as thls first one has been 27 . 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QW 4. ,A I fl a , , ,5 35,5 2115, 'I .Yfyy ' X X PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR KONSTANTY Coach MRS PLUMLEY G rls Phys cal D rector The Boys Physucal Educatuon Department of Westfield Hugh School was streamluned to meet the Physucal Futness Program as set up by the New York State War Councul Ofhce of Physucal Furness Standard whute unuforms were adopted for gymnasuum wear A T shurt wuth a blue bunch of grapes and the words Westheld Hugh on the front added color to the gym suuts More unterest was shown un physical educatuon thus year than ever before All the boys classes were uncreased from two to three peruods a week and some of the fellows even came to gym classes durung free peruods Condutuomng exercuses occupued a mayor part of the program Stress was placed on clumbung uumpung vaultung droppung tumblung and obstacle courses The boys were taught boxung the art of self defense After the funda mentals were mastered the fellows pured off and experuence the best teacher took over Every boy un school receuved has share of punches and luked rt Volley ball relay games socual dancung and softball rounded out the class actuvutues From the result of last year s Physucal Furness Index test eleven boys wuth low scores were selected for specual classes After three months of specualuzed work the annual un 1943 Members of the armed forces home on furlough praused the hugh school physucal edu catuon program because of the adx antage un condutuonung whuch they receux ed vuhule at school The Gurls Physucal Educatuon Department also followed the accelerated program sug gested by the State War Councul Office of Physical Futness The gurls dud more xugorous marchung and calusthenucs than ever before They were also admunustered the physucal futness tests un whuch many made admurable showungs However ut wasn t all work and no play As usual there were the games and darucung of other years and unstructuon un square dancung as well After mud year the gurls really organuzed themselves A sports councul was elected and extra currucular actuvutues got under way In the wunter months the glrls bowled after school at the YMCA Class basketball teams were chosen and a serues of untra mural games played In the sprung volley ball and soft ball were the mam unterests The credut for such a successful year goes not only to Mrs Plumley but also to Mrs Herbert Thompson who punch hut untul january when Mrs Plumley arruved 29 u ' u u u U I r - .v . , . , , . . . . . ,, ,, 1 . . Y , . . Q . . , . . , . , . , . , ' . I , '. - s s , 1 ' ' , 1 , . s ' ' ' s ' ' 8 r 7 s . y , . . . , P.F.I. test was given and the boys showed an average score from 93.8 in 1942 to 99.4 , , . . l I I l ' X . l 1 V. ' Y BOYS' BASKETBALL Left fo Right Charles Motch Ralph Meyers Harold Holbrook Seymour Beckman Theo lore Peclf Standlex Perdue Wnll am Schra der Thomas Barnes Alan l-larter Robert Kelley Coach Nr Koostanty When the basketball team turned out for nts first pracuce last fall, the prospects of a good season looked small mdeed Only two letter men were rcturmng and the thlrd game was with amestown But many long practlce sessnons and several hard fought games placed Captain Harry Perdue and h1s grape prckers at the top of the county A heap Only two defeats at the hands of Dunklrk prevented the Blue and Whlte from taklng top honors rn the AA league Westheld Westheld Westheld Westheld W cstheld Westheld North East amestown Dunkxrk Snlver Creek Bemus Pomt I redoma We-sthcld Westheld Westfield Westheld Vu estfielel Westfield Ftleoner Rxpley Dunkirk Brocloa Sxlver Creek Fredoma . x . I- . 2 H ,, 36 V ' 31 37 '. ' Wcstheld 38 , Bemus Point 31 Westheld 45 Jamestown 30 J 28 42 ' - ' 30 I 31 V ', 38 l m x YH V r mu u x A 7 35 ' ' 37 'li' ' 28 ' 50 ,, , , I l 32 35 ' ' 30 V1-1-1 Y f '7 Vflj 5,2 Ko GIRLS SPORTS COU CHL The Sports Council is an organiration composed of fourteen girls representing the four high school classes. There are four members chosen by each of the three upper classes and two from the freshman class. The ur ose of this council is to or anize and -'overn the extra-curricular athletic P g o program. The officers for nineteen forty-two and forty-three were Ruth Walker, president: Betty Guest, vice-presidentg Jean W'ebster, secretary: and Janet Burleigh, treasurer. Left to Right. Seated: Jean Webster Javier B .fit-i ,li Ruth Walk: r, Mrs Pitiniim, Beiiv finest, Paiiiine Crwilmii-r Standing: Estfer Farr, Anne Bcrmfd, Helen Langii c Mar, have Rexioxi Jew Bennett, Jem: Alien, Ruth Schuezte. 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Quik WQQQQ W MS ww WWW 4 e u :vii gf-wf-S' 1 5 Qv .5 34 STUDE T ASSOCI TIO Tht Studtnt Assocutnon was tstabllshtd ln 1Jv9 vxhtn .1 formal Constxtutxon xxls ldopted by tht stutltnt body Tht purpost of tht organxzmon was to furthtr school xctn 1t1ts md proudt .1 studtnt orgmmzmon wluch nught mxltt mth tht constnt of tht prmclpal ctrtam rules pertammg to school lxft A sptcnl functxon of tht Assocmtxon WIS tht sponsorshlp of tht New Stylus Steadlly through 1939 40 41, and 42 the membtrslnp and actnnty contmutd undtr tht gurdanct of tht t1ght mtmbtr toune1l and two f1culty rtprestntatnts Tht first prts1dtnt was Cathtrmt Altmndtr follovxtd by Dnck Sparks, Martha Tncltntr, 1nd Robert Laughlm Tht ASSOCIJIIOH rezchtd 1ts ptak of t1ct1v1ty 1n 1941 A ltxrgt numbtr of dancts, par ctnts a ytar Last ytar dmcts and partlts wtrt somewhat curtzuled Studtnt mtertst and money ptttrtd out It was fimlly dtcldtd to chscontmuc for tht dur.1t1on tht Ntw Stylus Thls ytar tht Councxl and the Assocmuon hut bttn tnurtly mactnt Some rhmk tht ldta of srudtnt goxtrnmtnt 15 dtmtl m Wftstfitld I-hgh School Thtrt IS money 1n tht bmk to contmut 1 lugtr md bttttr stutltnt txtrmcurrntuhr program vshtn Vnctoxy his bttn won Left to Rughf ed R1 th V erm bert Lauhlm 1 me rc rn 1 1 Arr Newer Stan In Ha Gtr Hanks Jamce Anderson Mary Jane Rcxforcl Alan parks 35 x x - 'V I x t 1 . 1 w v m V D ' vv Y l I 1 Y Y v , , - 5 I . Y. I I L 1 . 3 . f 5 I 2 xl . 3 V x A . A V D ' 1 N ties, sports admissions, along with the new Stylus were sponsored, all this for eighty Seat 1 . tcm , Ro ,I Poll C TZ 0' Cltrt M l' d' g: x 'M ' WILLIAM C ROSS Dwecror WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Clannets I df rm s Saxophoncs Barnard A vw B Mn Au Q Camak Juscph Oemwt John Fa r ww HBVTPV POUCH L, SL, Mums Rulpw M Kvwws As C4 I T Sr Domc Flutes CCKITJU II 1 yr ts I REMV! Mi nr Percussion I r 1 Q WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Para? Vlollns Flutes Pefcusgwn . O rwtf L e ,mr Comets S cond Vnolms Cello 3 BA D 1942 43 Corners Wwve NUC BD P Wmsoi L mm C W Y' Wvbdcr Wav CQVD Om Crwm QUVNPS Banfunes qfxmpp D Nmxd' Ova rw ,yr wpirk A W VN VW French Horns N AW' Hale Harm M W S Rf Mme! Ma arm Vnesm Ho UM crmewo Lwa ORCHESTRA 1942 43 Trombones H YN Ma r PM rw 'W fm K NCQ A VV!!! arv DC cor Dawd rv kv M rm Neve Wu! w m rf C Warm'-Q Bass Strung Basses Tnombones V r Clarlnefs Pwnc Viola Saxophones French Horns Q 1 Q, , ' 2 - , '. W f,,,:.,. 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CHRLS CHORUS PI AFORE Left to Rlghl' S ed EffeQ as Q VF ew v6 r e New NaryA'wTe-ran N , arc Standing Cra Q Do e a r r seed Mira rf L ov Q L Accumpanlsf Jean We Director W1 xam R 5 39 ir 9 eat z W ar , Sarah Brxram, Nafc, ,mrpr J..g1,f Pvt, 4 ge B dw , ', W bare , Marge' 3 etl, X rw ' K, .aw Jafe Re-fui, PW. a ,afiy ,'Je'ge'i' .azfsr ' : - C- fc I 3:21 ' 5 FQQSJ' Luci Q . Q-csv, ,af ce f1fii'eg'Q J Ney' Dzblcl Fat Bsfafdl PM ma HEY X, wwe B -D. Cya Fffw Neff !V,5'5afet wav, 331 5 'QD .Q, C':r'CTf Fftrk ' : , ' cstcr A : 11' ce SENIOR PLAY Every Family Has One Thursday Night Cast Seated: fxhx' PCVYQ' 1 'fw ,BOV1QNOfnO, 5 :-. DTIM' lf V. ,ww Mm, Anne T- , Sfandlngi if, X' Vgimv P1 -. i-KET' A 1' ' f-:wl fx- '33 Hr, V1 3, i 1r'f'fwr gas' 2?l'3aay'fy'gwyg2faf.' a ' A mar P2 M Frlday Nlght Cast T1 g '55 f 4 Q E j I , 4 , 4 4 t .. .f . 4 t It 114 JS- . Q Si ' Ni. N M' 1, x W a ,QM , f A 1,3 Seated: ffm PH' ' Eff Q N, T.f1'w1 - H: 'I ' 1- 71' 1 ' 1 1' , . 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Row: .Ja R?'.. du E :dfw-' HUC 'Cy DRUMS jffafv 7 .1r1C.f'1H Mary Anne Tennant B1 IV' 'f' 'C 'vw Back Row: Kaus FTM' La, W Nmm low, PQ yi r 'F fi, Vvnlzarn Cvsdrr, ,c.rnc,.r B051-.ww Left to Rlghf 1 Q 9 f- 39 ,gf LIBRARY STAFF 41 Petrwqe Jaynes HW ff f' .amfl f-.iff Bfihii i i. ifefg' 9f,.':C', Cfygs Cm Qjf FERQETI T, zczetre, Nmry Beez, N-'S Riff, -25 P 'We Exercr 1 ,- Seated r r 1 Q L ndmg F1111 Dwtlm 15 JN H L rel: Bm 11 Mary Ann Tznnan YEAR BOOK STAFF T L Stmor tlxse Ind long toxtd x11th tht ILILI of 1 xt1r book but lf WIC not 1mt1l anuarx 1943 thu ln td1t0r111l staff xx IS chostn and thmgs 1Ctually got undtr XVI, The first probltm to mst Wm tlnt of a namt Afttr much 1rgu1ng md httlt prosgrus, M151 Sklllman sttpptd to the brtuh, as sbt so ofttn dld llttl on xx1th Portl X ll tht Iortagc Tr.11l Lndtr rht d11tct1on of the busmtss m1111Qt1 111 QKILHSIXC, GIIIIILHI clmpugn W:11 tonductcd for the 21011 xx IS as 111011 glass 1n 1n11u1l IS pomblt Altl1o11s,h tht st1ff xxorkcd hlfd tl1t suttus of tht book 15 duc 111 11111. 1111 ISUIL to Mr E1ton s to opt: 111011 md thc tnrcltss tfforts of Nhss 9l11llm111 md 'Xhss Pttut A 111 Ilarttr M1r3,1rtt Ntxxtll Robtrt L111t,l1l111 Lortll broxxn zrx X nt, C1111 I IUIIHL C1rtt11111tr I lul Ihbblt g1r1l1 B1um11,111 Xhrx mt Rtxfold ll 1111101 Auuclaff ffflfm Buxrm 11 ALHIIIQK r Phflfflxlll vfn 1 S1 umm Hum O1 'am ulmns A1 ffl lflt 1 L II It 11 41111111 I1 : 'mfxb' BIVVWNI 111' M11 mM Vlfw-10' Alam H11rY9 f'11111w1- f1f1 ,'11'1ur, Ma ', ldv R-K-11111 Sta ' Z ' . 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A , -12 THE EW STYLUS Left to Rl ht Seated Jgnlce Anderson Natnalre Haywood Mass Carlson Mrs Pettrt Mrs Trump Mass Rrpley Pauline Gretzmrer Margery Curtis Standing Gladys Read Martha Spencer Nancy Johnson Janet Burlergh Lyman Let ers Wyllran Kung Wllllam Lloyd Althea Prerce Roger Trump Margaret Newell Alan Sparks Clara Ann Newel Alan Harter Marianne Bixby Robert Brovrn Beatrrce Slocum Alrce Noble Lucrle Jackson Ruth Schuettz Although the New Stylus has not been published this year as a mimeographed magazine, a staff was appointed in the fall with Margaret Newell as editor, and school news has appeared more or less regularly in the Westfield Republican The staff felt that the regular publication should be dispensed with for the duration due to the shortage of paper and other materials, also because of the large part of the student body aiding the war effort by participation in outside activities The Stylus was first published in the early part of this century with Harold W Thompson, now famous for his book Body Boots, and Britches, as editor New Stylus under the editorship of Fay I-Iapgood In the spring of 1938 two issues of the New Stylus were published with Richard Allen acting as editor The faculty advisers, then as now, were Mrs Clara Trump, Literary Miss Gladys Pettit, Art, Miss Harriet Ripl y Mimeographing In the two succeeding school years the magazine was published six times, winning two first prizes in the Western New York Interscholastic Press Association m1gaz1ne compet1t1on and honorable metion in the yearbook competition Catherine Alexander was editor 1n chlef during this pcrlod With Frederick Trumo as editor the New Stylus won the first award m the magazine competition for the third consecutive year, thus giving this school permanent possession of the Buffalo Evening News trophy The magazine also won the All State Award that same year In the school year 1941 1942, under Albert Klng s editorship the New Stylus again won the All State award and also won new honor by placing second in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association contest When this war is won and con ditions are back to normal, plans will be made for a bigger and better Stylus fo go on winning new honors and fame for Westfield High 3 Z . ' I . I Y I , 5 . I I . . I , . , ' if I 17 I l , - in-chief. In 1930 the discontinued magazine was revived for one year as the . V h . S . . D . . . 6 , . . c . -. - . . . . I . . I . . , . . . - 9 4 JU IOR RED CROSS COU CIL Left to Right. Seated: 1' 'N M4, 1- ,f1'4,W1Iludm McMahon, Vw , Uwww' ',f1',1v1' M4 .-,NN f'.,, w rwI.':1'wr, BON. Bum Sfanding: NH Nm ,4 KM'v l VMTHVYV1 Mm 1 X. M1 K H Wm' Left to Rlgh! Bac Row f In Front ' frfeso TURE F RMERS OF A ERICA 44 Dfmfy 5',:,.fjQ pr 7,5 mln: ,T 5.5 .ff g..,, f.w,v- I . -qw . N, Q. lm. Qgvrdf Afffl K Qi 'f nf wf iw V wi Qskf-1 , r ff fi k 1 - ' f5 f.'. V M'- ' w ,'.'fNfr, if U1 E: ' P' E .FV SCRIBBLERS Lett to Right, Seated: ce f4 ':1'sT Eff'3:n Mifzara iii ,J 1 f l.uCwll2JaClcSOr1 Bev. Efrg.-,S Standing: Reiner' 9 -32'-5 V. Wfaf Ereffl Tai :We ki-, 4- I Hgffrl fav! DSI Q Left to Rloht Seated WN Q Standing Y N' HIY : J ,: ,L er 'yea View Paw' LV' H1011 H-:Jef V-JK .Vr Efii-Q' Site' LEAQM1 Da .W Dttwid GJ.: .M ezrf arte: tigrere r L, - f ,fpff H ' :PAN .ini DQ. Qaf-ri 'sri f EQf'V'a'2f 1'L':'Q fii-' ny 'L Hi Vi,-, Ni' :'2-'V' N.. 1 Qivai-ef, A E' 'pawi Mi.-,Yi fine, ,iff - Leff to Right ed Morgar t rl H mfs r V7 11 er 1 frlmwn lseo afluk Cas Arn Name! ndmg M1 lf Mid sa 11 Lore Bro n LLIED YOUTH We stwnd for the hberltlon through edue ltlon of the mdnnduil 'md SOCICIV from the hsnndnelps of bexerlge llcohol I deellre my purpose to esmblnsh my personll freedom through xoluntlry totll lbstmenee By tlknng thls pledge ox er one thxrd of our hugh school students hu e become members of the Westheld Alhed Youth post lt all stlrted ln the sprlng of 1938 when snfter nn xnsplrnng talk by W ROW Breg, lnternltlon ll exeeutlxe see ret lry of Alhed Youth, sexer1l students met wxth hum to le lrn how to OFQIHIIL 1 brlneh of thls nmtnonll youth tempermee soenetx XX nth Mr Kofoed 19 sponsor, we eleeted for our hrst president Seblstnn Pllermo, mour Beckman jomed the IFINX, the xlee presldent, Mtry .IDC Rexford took oxer the presidency for 1 tlme and llter Nllrglret Newell became th1s years chlef ofheer oseph Cmlle IS our seeretlrx md lmes NV1terman, our tre1surer Probably beeluse of our nnterestlng programs, most members 1s Well as sex er1l guests lttend eleh meetlng Recentlx we hue had promlnent locllltes spelle to us on mterestmg subjeets At one meetmg m I' B I lgent of Buffllo, Rumond Behxmm, tue us U1 1de1 ofthe work ofthe Ieeleml Burelu of Inxestl gltlllfl Twnee we hue been fortunlte lI1 l1lXlI1Q Nlr Breg truel to our post both to Congrltullte us md to gxxe us new nelels Through h1smfluence,p1cture, 1nd nrtlcles from XX estheld hue lppelred ID the nltlonll Allled Youth p1per Student Llte, 1nd other promment perlodle 1ls An lnnull exent on our Allled Youth ellendar ns the spulslng Contest m uhleh sexerzl students eompete for prues 1nd ln exerxdn llfe we prose to our selxes Ind to others th1t liquor md fun ire not sxnonomous Ind thlt we em hnd our good tnmes through NOll.1l1flI'X tot ll 1bst1nence 46 Seat 1 . G Paw In 1 W5 er nan, M1 y lane RP-fe 111 F, no B' 1. , rf h C' 'le , 1 l K ':l Sta ' : , Q, 11 fl 11 pearls ,fsllce B10-mn Awe BCHJV 1, R211-f! law ghlwn, ,II 1 . ' X Y 1 . 1 11 1 1 1 . Y . ,, . . e V, - ' ' , 1 vt s 1 . . 1 1 . 1 1 1' . Y 1 '1' 1 1 I 1 1 V 1 1 1 . ' 11 - Q' 1 1 1 Y I . I . 1 1 '1 'I Y . , yy. 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 . 1 1 1 .1 1 . w '- , . . , Ox 7 the followxng year James MeAll1ster, and ID 1941 Martha Tlelener. W hen Sey- . . , n Q I , 1 y 51, 3 . I 1. I Y- 1 1 1 1 1 lf 1 11 . 1 1 Y 1 - V 1 . I 1 . 11 I 1 1 . s I 1 1 ' 1 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 Ll, , . L ,QW p-Q ' .L , , ,2. ,C ,Q '- - . . 11 1 - Y 1 11 1 w Y 1 '. 1 1 1 '1 . ' 1 1 1 ' - ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 11 ' . I 1 1 . W Y 1 7,1 Y 1 1 Y 1 - 11 1 U 1 1 . f .1 1 ' .1 1 1 . 1 11 I ' '- , . , , , ' , W , , ' N, ,, ,' ' . Y I 1 '1 I 1 1 1 1 1' 1 ' 1 ' 1 V 1 Y I 1 V1 '1 - 1 ' 1 1 h ' 1 . . V 1 1 Y . v . - . ,, . ,. . . N- Ngsv Jfy.,-f ,,f glwm .AQ4 --Q. FOOD COMMA DOS' 'ul-fi? ly fssam all E? r- 'W ,xl Who are the Food Commandos? Everyone xx ho has a part 1n the growxng harvestmg process mg and dellvery of v1tal foods As the war has progressed Wlth our bases and Flghtlng fronts extendmg to all parts of the Globe wlth the need of food by our Allles who are maltlng such a splendld flght agamst the Axxs xuth food rat1on1ng 1n effect we now reallze the v1tal part that food has ID thls war of survlval We must have more food to supply our Allres and our hqhtlng men to QIVC them the strength stamma and energy to carrs on the hght A three months supply of food for one of Uncle Sam s soldlers 1HClUdCS 63 quarts of frult 1u1ces and 22 pounds of sauces yams and pellles Welch Products have been shlpped to our armed forccs IH all parts of the world An Army A1r Corps Captaln rn Aff1C3 recently ma1led the label from a can of Welch s Cherry am to h1s mother a Lleutenant ofthe Alr Corps 1n Indla wrote us about hav1ng Welch am a Mar1ne ln Guadalcanal wrote about havlng Welch s Grape ulce and am a sold1er ln the M1ddle East ma1led a Welch Tomato UICC label to h1s parents Best of all these men express genulne pleasure 1n ll21VlI'lL, these products NVl11Cl1 are supplled bx Xour Company ' fm WMM' if W f Wa f WML. X 11 Plan Nou To Help Produce and Procefy 1943 Cropf The Welch Grape .lu1cc Company 48 Y - -1 - 0 7 I X! ' l ' - V , V I . . . L ' 4 'w 3 - K A is N ' ' V .X r R V :W A v v . X ' Q Jlbxhg' n g? ' . ' '- gli - - H1 . ' . a ef' tr l . , , ' 11 'G' 'Q v E CG SFS I ' Uk ' ' ' ' - f' - ' ' ' -- 1 g g X 7, 9 , . . . . x Q , ...., : fx I 5,55 - .4 .I l . . . . lH,.,,1 H.. il. s H ,, . I, I n, ' 'f'f'Dw Q' E YN ' ll IA ' ,I 5 ,ll ,, , L Q c 5 a If I, k . , , . . . . . 7 1 ' t ' 7 ' 'X f Q -- v A . I . ,, X N A Y f , X , . L ff' J . . . . K 1 7 GX' X. 1'- A . J l . . 1, 0 ,' ,, , . of X f J J Q L 9' . J . . f0! Z, . . I . L Y V , I . Food may not Wm the War zzz' The lack of food W1ll lose 1t' Amemca 15 gol ag to need e ery man oman aol eh1ld to help PICL and can the crop so that If 1ll be readx to keep o r boxs strong, anl ell nourrshed We are rendu Are jazz? Westfield Planters Cooperatlve Frult Products, Inc: NX hen the cannmg, crops are reals Be prepared to do xo r share 49 . . .H 7 V r 3 W 3 L . . V , , ' VV ' I , f u If y L W ' . Remezzzberx Cmmed foodf are the foods that go to u . V V 7 ' 7 L 7 JY u I C0ll1f7!Il1Z6'lIff ELLIb BROS C0lIgl'dfIl! ztmfzf Senza: r JACK HUGGINb X ou can put thxa down 111 black md xxh1tL Axxxms JLAIIIH MLnuiAxmsL H M JONES MENS SHOP C0111 pl nm nts FH E V OG UE Best XX mlub to the GfdQ1UdI1I1g Class of 1943 ARROW TOOL 8 EQUIPMENT CO INC BL sf of Luck Senmi s LARAHAN SHEARER CO OLX MPIAN FINE LUNCHES . I . .pl 'ff 2 ' I J I W 1, 7 .Q AT C ' 4 . . C ' Q ,Av ' ... - -1 -4 , 1 V,- Ax J 1 1 A Y r K A E ., . 7 50 Rl 'XII MBI 1 L L me Ilcmusol BROVVN X BOOK INC CUL1x7fS'Y UI Ajax Flexzblc Cozapfzvzg Company' D1 I. L QI loud will will rlwwn1n1ml you can Ju your part by lmlpim th l I'wLll'lllUl'S and th X Ik M 7' Q- .',' 's Dr L , . . V. I 1 . 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