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

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16 XUite JBSbatlpr J@ant BEATRICE GOTTLICK “Her modest look ihe cottage might adorn; Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn. Class Basketball (2); Class Track (2, 3, 4); Weather Vane Annual Typist (4). To know her is to like her. She has a steady, conscientious disposition which should be an example to us all. ALLEN GRISWOLD A curly-headed, mischief-making monkey from birth. French Frolic (2); Living Pictures (2); Springtime (4); Hi-Y (3. 4). Crizzy is a specialist in secret signs and handshakes, surgery, and weird stories. Hey, fellows! Have yeu seen this book, Thirty-Six fVays to Commit Murder?” JOHN HOVENDON I will most willingly attend your ladyship. Entered in Senior Year. Columbus Play (4); Springtime (4); Dramatic Club (4); Senior Play. Johnnie, although he has been among us only since last fall, has distinguished himself in the dramatic field. Aside from this, his attractive personality and happy-go-lucky nature have made him popular with his fellow classmates. JACK IRVING Come, be not cast down. Observe me! Class Track (I, 2); Class Baseball (I, 2); Class Basketball (I, 2). Captain (1); Class Football (I, 2), Captain (2); Varsity Football (3, 4); Senior Play Lighting Committee; Senior Day Play. Jack has proved himself an all-round athlete and a good sport, to say nothing of his being an efficient radio expert. He is well known by his fashion-plate appearance, while his Ford has made it necessary for the county to renew the road to Roselle.

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®!u' 111 eat her Italic 15 ALFRED GAUBIS Gads-Daggers-Belts-Bladcs and Scabbards; ibis is the very gentleman! Al long ago convinced us of his unusual good-nature and care-free attitude toward life in general. We'll all miss bis ready grin after graduation. ROSALIE GIBBY Her fairest virtues fly from public sight, cloaked by her modesty. French Frolic (2); Class Day Knock Committee. Cheerful, friendly, quiet, conscientious, conservative in her tastes, clever with her hands, having a good sense of humor —that's Ro. MAX GLASSER A bold, bad man. Class Football (1.2); Class Basketball (1,2); Varsity Baseball (I. 2. 3. 4); Weather Vane Play (3): Varsity Basketball (3. 4); Varsity Football (3. 4). Here's a man who knows no defeat. In every form of athletics, he has distinguished himself as a fighter. We all respond gladly to his cheery good morning and laugh joyously at his merry sallies. W. H. S. will be a very different place without Max. ELIZABETH GOOK[N The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.' Entered in Junior Year. Class Basketball (4) ; Senior Play Art Committee (4); Class Day Committee. Betty came to Westfield last year from Cranford, and she started right in to show us what she could do. Her specialty is drawing, but she docs everything well. We wish she weren’t going to leave Westfield as soon as she graduates.

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ttljc 3$catfycr $lmte 17 HELEN JOHNSTON Hair like sunlight streaming. French Frolic (2); Lafayette Concert Committee (4); Springtime (4); Senior Day Play. In spite of her presence among us during high school years, Helen has kept us in the dark about her dramatic ability until these last few months. Her hair belies her disposition, but we notice that the opposite sex with the same color hair seems to appeal to her. DOROTHY JOHNSTON What is thy name? 1 know thy quality. Glee Club (I, 2) ; Pocahontas (2); French Frolic (2); Living Pictures (2, 3); Springtime (4); Chapel Committee (3, 4); Class Ring Committee (3); Senior Play; Class Day Dramatization Committee. The school thinks first of Dorothy's intellectual achievements, which we attribute to real genius, a never satisfied conscience, and love of study and literary browsing; but her friends first recall her romantic ideas which are undampened even by her sense of humor. EDNA JONES Her voice changed like a bird's: There grew more of the music, and less of the words. Glee Club (I, 2); Pocahontas (2); Springtime (4); Senior Day Committee; Class Day Music Committee. Is there anything you want done? Just ask Edna. She has won her way through high school with her good disposition and her winning smile. We girls would like to know where she gets her dimples. PERRY JONES These cruel critics put me into passion for in their lowering looks 1 read damnation. Class Baseball (2); Class Football (4); Second Team Football (4); Weather Vane (3. 4); Senior Play; Class Will; Hi-Y (3. 4). Ped's happy-go-lucky disposition and his desire to go fishing often get him into trouble, but his ability to exhibit an expression of the utmost subjection at the shortest notice often gets him out.