Westfield High School - We Fi Yearbook (Westfield, PA)

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Name Gladys Abbott Marjorie Bertch Ruth Brown Elsie Brugger Opal Carlin Jasper Cooper Doris Croft Wayne Doran Julia Houghtaling Charla Howland Harold Howland Ethel Gorg Donald Gardner Irving Jacobson Leone King Alberta Lowrey Jack McIntyre James Morton James Parks Janet Parsons Althea Plaster Wanda Polzisk Maple Rushmore Joseph Sama Robert Schoonover George Thomas Craig Thompson Jack Tubbs Virginia Yeager gforoscope Nickname Gladdie', saMargery Brownie Brugger CKOp!e!7 UJap,! ll Fuzzyv Dornie Judy Charla Jack Dutchie HDOH77 uJakeyn Lone', Min Mac Jim', Parks Samanthee Alfalfa Vandie Rushy Joie Schooney Georgie Craig Johnny Ginnie 17 If Famous Saying Leave me alone Oh goodness Fermez la buche Gee Whiz You betcha I We need more money Ohhhhhhh-- Not if It see you first Oh, My Gosh I Mum Give me the dictionary Gans gut Oh Yeah! I dunno Naturally Is that so ? I ain't a saying Aw nuts Nope I hain't got my lesson Honest Kid That's right O S M B 2 Aw heck' Oh, fud A certain senior No kidding Oh pshaw Hi Kid

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Senior Glass To the young, unsophisticated Freshman class of 1942 we would leave some bits of ad- vice. March in even straight lines to and from classes, lock step preferred. Never speak to an upper classman unless addressed first by one of them. Never attempt to enter any class without at least an hours preparation on the subject. Turn a deaf ear to all turmoil and lack of industry that may be in evidence in the upper classes. Always say please , thank you and excuse me please to your superiors. Make it a point never to be late to school, and of course a Freshman wouldn't even think of playing truant. Never chew gum nor smoke cigarettes on school proper- ty. Don't ask foolish questions, never say I don't know ' to any questions asked you, it might stamp you as unintelligent or perhaps bring you a zero. Bring a nickel to school each day with which to buy chocolate milk as you must be well fed to make strong, heal- thy upper classmen. To The Students Jim Parks leaves his love for English Class to Robert Simmons. Joe Sama wills his excellent ability to bluff in class to Kent McNaughton. Jack Tubbs bequeaths his desire to get in- to mischief, also his position as Editor-In- Chief of the Year Book to Ruth Truax. Doris Croft leaves her dearest treasure, her chewing gum, to Connie Clow. Althea Plaster donates her gift of gab to Lauris Howland. Ruth Brown wills her license to leave her seat without permission to Joe Tomaino. Jasper Cooper leaves his desire to argue on non-debatable questions, also his ability as Business Manager of the Year Book to Bill Mclnroy. George Thomas bequeaths his Fresh Air Taxi Service to all points North, South, East, and West that any classman desires to'go to J ack Baker. ' Charla Howland wills her demure qualities to Miriam Hagedorn. Robert Schoonover leaves his success at being tardy and missing suspension to Rob- ert Gridley. Wayne Doran wills his subtle humor as expressed in personal notes to instructors on ,L A CZQMI Continued his test papers to Cameron Hubbard. Janet Parsons gives her unsurpassed ambi- tions to Beulah Cutlip. James Morton leaves his five year lease on a seat in the study hall to Stuart Church. Gladys Abbott leaves her ability to win those of opposite sex to Marion Yeager. Leone King wills her insatiable desire to become taller to Strat Brugger. Donald Gardner bequeaths his six feet two, and good looks to Elwin Bliss. Julia Houghtaling wills her difficulty in mastering History to Arlene Rogers. Maple Rushmore gives her ability to date eight nights out of every week to Onolee Leach. Virginia Yeager leaves her modesty also her position as Editor-in-chief of the High School Tatler to June Boulio. Alberta Lowrey wills her charming person- ality and her ability to win a host of friends to Alfred Cool. Jack Mclntyre leaves his artistic ability to Carolyn Tubbs. Irving Jacobson bequeaths his excellent ability to play basket ball, and the splendid sportsmanship he has shown in all the games to Elwood Cunningham. Wanda Polzisk wills her aim to please and ability to be agreeable to Virginia Bliss. Elsie Brugger gives her desire to become a cowgirl to Bette Hagedorn. Craig Thompson wills his agricultural abil- ities to Van Emmons. Harold Howland leaves his ability as a cheer leader to Junior LaBar. Opal Carlin gives her gay smile to Audrey Thompson. Ethel Gorg wills her ability to string the boys a line to Elvira- Anderson. Marjorie Bertch wills her aptitude to think up misdemeanors in the Study Hall, also the task of writing the class will to Lee Witter. We do hereby constitute and appoint our said principal, as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof we, the class of 1938, have set our hands and seal this seventh day of June nineteen hundred and thirty eight. F. M. B. ling-- ...ina an-L' J

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