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

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2 ®l|c JOeaiher lllane THE WEATHER VANE BOARD Editor-in-Chicf MARY VIRGINIA BELL. 74 Literary Editor GWENDOLEN CRANE SMITH. 75 Associate Editors SARAH MEYERS. 24 RUTH WHITLOCK. 24 GERTRUDE BUTLER. 25 PAUL COLSON. 25 MARION THOMPSON. '26 Business Manager ROGER WILLIAMS. 74 GEORGE THAYER. 75 Athletic Editors DORIS BEARD. 74 GANONG BLISS. 75 Exchange Editor MARGARET E. MOSER. 74 Jof(c Editors JACK WORTH. 75 EVERETT SMITH. 75 Associate Business Managers PERRY JONES. 75 RODNEY WICK. 77 Art Editors MURIEL SMITH. 74 HAROLD THORNE. 76 School Editor ISABEL ROCKWELL. 74 Alumni Editor FLO ROSS. 74 Faculty Advisors MISS ORGILL MISS HOWARD MR. NEUBAUER MR. LONG

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CONTENT: COVER DESIGN—Muriel Smith, 21 CONTENTS DESIGN—M. Richardson. 25 WEATHER VANE BOARD ............. FAiTLTV PICTURES ............... SENIOR: Senior Picture—M. V. Bell .... Pictures and records ......... History—E. Morgan ............ Will—P. Mundv-M Bell ......... Prophecy—F. Ross ............. Catalogue .................... Acknowledgements ............. Senior play—It. Whitlock ..... Song—F. Mundv ................ LITERARY: Literary Cut—M Smith. 2 4 ... Editorial—.1 Orgill .......... Alas, Poor Vorick—H. Thorne. 25 The Wind Mill Turns—G. Smith. '2;',. True Incident of the Sea— G. Bliss, The Sea—G. Taylor .............. Daybreak—A. Allen ............. Au Clair de la Lutu—M. Richardson. Favorite Antipathies—A Allen. 21 April Raindrops M. Bell. '24.... Moonset—A. Gifford. 25 ........ To Cut. or Not to Cut—E. Gottlick. 24 SCHOOL NOTES; Class Pictures ............... Glee Club Concert ........... More Fame ...... ..... ...... Hail. French Department ..... Spanish Department Entertains Popularity Contest .......... Senior Day .................. Debate Society ......... Alumni Notes ................ Exchanges ................... SPORTS: To Miss Wheelock ............ Girls' Basketball ........... Girls’ Track ................ Football .................... Boys' Basketball . .......... Boys’ Track ................. Weequahic Park Meet ......... Baseball .................... A. A. Council Picture ....... Tennis Picture .............. CARTOONS—M. Smith, 24 ........ JOKES ......................... 25 1 2 3 5 o 20 •»• 24 27 2s 29 30 31 32 32 . . . 37 25 3$ 1 40 25 41 4 2 12 ::: 24 44 4 5 47 47 4 8 48 49 4 9 50 51 51 52 53 DO 56 • V 58 oi 63 os OS 09 70 3BHZ mm

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(The JHeatlier llanc 3 CHAS. A. PHILHOWER. B.A.. M.A. Superintendent of Schools The great man is he who does not lose his child's heart. Mr. Philhower is. recognized as one of the leading educators of the state and nation. Though still a young man. he has had a remarkable career, embracing every phase of the teaching profession. At eighteen years of age he was teaching in Tewkesbury Township. Hunterdon County, N. J.. where he remained for three years. In 1902 he graduated from the Trenton Normal School and became princi. al at Hopewell, and two years later, supervising principal at Belvedere. He resigned from this position in 1907 to enter Dickinson College, graduating in 1909 with the degree of B.A. He has since taken the degree of M.A. from both Dickenson and Columbia University. Prior to his coming to Westfield, he successfully filled the positions of principal at Chatham and County Superintendent of Warren County. Plere in Westfield, he is an inspiration to both ( upils and teachers. FRANK N. NEUBAUER. B.A. Colgate University Titles of honor add not to his worth Who is himself an honor to his titles. Mr. Neubauer has been principal of the Westfield High School for three years, and during this time he has won the respect and affection of the whole school. Mr. Neubauer received his B.A. degree at Colgate University in 1913, and was graduated with Phi Beta Kap; a honors. Prior to coming to the Westfield High School, he was principal in Balton Landing. New York, and held various supervisory positions in Westfield. JESSIE ORGILL. B.A. Adelphi College Admiration begins where acquaintance ceases. M iss Orgill came to Westfied High School two years ago from Burlington. Through her untiring work with the Senior Class, in every phase of their activities, she has won the admiration and gratitude of every one in the class. Miss Orgill received the B.A. degree from Adelphi College, where she graduated among the Honor Group. She is working for the degree of M.A. at Teachers College in New York City. The next Senior Class is very fortunate in having Miss Orgill to assist them in making their last year of high school a great success.