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

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29 (She llli'atluT llaitr HARRIET WENTLANDT “Attempt the end and never stand to doubt; Nothing's so hard but work will find it out. Harriet s one of those quiet girls whose hard work is covered up by her ready, cheerful smile and whose ambition knows no bounds. We wish her all possible success in her future work in the field of music, where she has already made considerable headway. FRANCES WESTERBERG “Thy merry smile and cheerful mien draws friends around thee. Glee Club (I. 2, 3); Pocahontas (2); Living Pictures (2. 3); Class Basketball (3, 4); Springtime (4); Junior Prom Committee; Columbus Day Play (4); Senior Play Property Committee; Lafayette Concert Committee (4); Christmas Play Committee (4). Who’s Frankie? She who is just a little taller, just a little more loyal, just a little more willing, just a little more sportsmanlike. and just a little more sensitive than her classmates. That’s Frankie. EVERETT WOOD “I would make reason my guide, hard work my path, and success my goal. French Frolic (2); Pocahontas Operetta (2). Junior Prom Committee; Class Football (2. 3); Class I rack (3. 4); Boy’s Glee Club (4); Debate Club (3. 4); Senior Play; Senior Day Committee; Hi-Y (3, 4); Class Day Program Committee. Everett is the sort of fellow whom we all respect and admire. He is fair and square; in other words, an all around good fellow. THEODORA WOOLHOUSE To ask and have, command and be obeyed. Glee Club (2, 3) ; Glee Club Contest (3) ; Pocahontas (2); Living Pictures (2. 3); Senior Play; Vice-President Dramatic Club (4); Senior Day Committee. Teddy's ready smile and sweet nature have made her many friends in Westfield High School, and her enviable part ns heroine of the Senior Play was a fitting climax to her dramatic ability and personal charm.

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8 (Llic Heather Unite MARGARET VAN DOREN The rose is sweetest when ’lis budding new. Entered in Senior Year. Although Peg has been with us only since last fall, we have enjoyed her company. Des; ite the fact that she is quiet and unobtrusive, she has made many warm friends. ALBERT VAN NATTA What then remains, but well our power to use. And keep good-humor still, whateer we lose? Class Track (2) Albert is a good-natured chap whose composure is always unruffled and who goes his way with a cheerful grin for his friends and a light heart. 25’s best-natured boy. RUTH WAAGE Come, leave thy solemnity and sport with us! Entered in Junior Year; Class Basketball (4). Ruth, an indispensable member of our class, is not inclined to be outspoken, but rather to be solemn and silent in the presence of strangers. But as soon as she is acquainted, she is as full of pep as any other member of the class. She is also loyal, and has the power to stick to a job which she has started. LILY WEBER But O. she dances such a way! No sun upon an Eastcr-day Is half so fine a sight. Entered in Junior Year. French Frolic (3); Class Basketball (4); Columbus Day Play (4); Springtime (4); Senior Play Properly Committee. Lily has made herself known to the school by her dancing on many and various occasions, and we wish her success for the future.

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30 (The Heather i lanc JACK EISENBERG “If thou dost strive with him at any sport, I’m sure he’ll best thee.” Glee Club (I, 2. 3); Class Football (2. 3); Class Swim-ming Team (3, 4); Varsity Football (4). ’’Still water runs deep” is proven in his every action. He has attained an enviable record in athletics. Above all, his modesty has only served to make his own record more outstanding. WESLEY SMITH ’’Absence of occupation is not rest.” Entered in Junior Year. Senior Play Lighting Committee. Wes is by all odds the most unique member of our class. As a mechanic and an electrician, he is unsurpassed. His Ford is the joy of the town. His humor enlivens his companions who, no doubt, will greatly miss friend Wes.