Westfield High School - Weather Vane Yearbook (Westfield, NJ)

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THE WEATHER VANE 21 Class Motto: “Many receive advice, only the wise profit by it.

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20 THE WEATHER VANE Must serious Most individual Most original Most decided Most undecided Most stubborn Most matter of fact Most deserving Most business-like Class Gentleman Most willing Most retiring Most pleasant Most prim Girl athlete Boy athlete Best natured Best girl dancer Best boy dancer Best sport Biggest bluffer Biggest flirt Handiest Peppiest Haziest Luckiest Noisiest Quietest Wittiest Who thinks )ie is Biggest teaser Most teased Ten o’clock scholar I Iappy-go-lucky Neatest girl Neatest boy Class flapper Biggest primper Busiest Class sunshine Helen Martin Mary Ball Frances Edwards Ruth Tremaine Muriel Rich Edgar Harrison Ruth Ilolverson Charles Conover Gladys Sortor John Alexander Ernest Carr Richard Magncr Virginia Walker Ruth Jackson Alice Wright Willard Pfaff Benjamin Aks Margaret Faulkner Kenneth Davidson Elizabeth Evans Charles Collier Phyllis Watts Adrian Wilcox George Andrews William Darroch Elizabeth Tremaine Barry Meglaughlin I lelen Riley Edward Lloyd Richard Lucas Barry Meglaughlin I lelen Rankin .Virginia Nicholas John Miller Edna Perkins Coleridge Hutson Elizabeth Pierson Robert Brush Ethan Hescock Atelio Cagnassola

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22 THE WEATHER VANE CLASS PROPHECY And what of the future? It seems to be a delicate subject, and one which the majority of the class prefer to refrain from discussing. Of course, there are Pel on. Meigs, and Schaefer who know where they are going; they are sure of becoming great lawyers and not a bit bashful about it. Then Ernie Carr has h's heart set on Annapolis and thinks he will relish high collars, brass buttons, a knife-like crease in his striped trousers, and a shine. There seems to be no doubt in Swain’s mind but that all Broadway Theatrical Managers will welcome him with open arms, or the public fail to prepare for him the fatted calf. Wilcox says he is going to Carnegie—become a real Electrical Engineer and show up Steinmetz and a few others. We don’t doubt it! But perhaps the most select of our multitude is Barry. Not seeing his way clear at Washington, lie is about to depart for England, where, with the aid of some relative—Lord—Duke or one of that type, he is to become an English Diplomat, gain prestige in the House of Lords, wear a check suit, spats, a high hat, carry a cane and peer for the rest of his life through a monocle. “Go seek ye a greater Kingdom. Barry, the United States is too small for thee.” Perhaps the last really ambitious are Jones and Hutson who are planning when they finish Rutgers to erect a wireless to Saturn, just to prove that it can be done! The rest of the class are more modest in their aspirations, in fact Sampson thinks he is still too young to go out into the world, and is coming back for a P. G. Weldon has chosen to become a dentist and to gaze pensively into the Grand Canyons, with their little nuggets of gold! Taylor. Magner, and Lloyd have great business plans formulating, although Tennent did confess lie would rather go to Sing Sing” to take up “Music! Otto is going to start a Bank in New York in competition with the National, and he requests that the Class of ’22, deposit their millions with him. Conover says it is hard to decide and Brush and Miller claim that someone knows but they are unable to find out. Cagnasolla can not even imagine what is in store” for him. George Andrews and Bill Dar-roch haven’t reached the point where the future carries much weight although Andrews is contemplating Rutgers. Aks frankly admits that he is going to work, and we don’t doubt him ! Davidson and Pfaff both dodge the question, guessing they will get a position or possibly a job. Davidson contemplates a head long dive into the advertising business; we will accredit him with a position! Hescock is going to “Pratt. What is your choice, Tarzan. cooking or sewing? Gallagher, Alexander, Stewart, Harrison and Johnson are going to College to become generally educated, and