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

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22 ®hc iflrnthcr ®ane WALLACE McCOMB The New York Idea Care Charmer sleep, son of the sable night. ' Wally, the boy with the permanent wave, has an amiable disposition which makes friends wherever he goes. He is so fast he has to cling to street signs to make a corner without •kidding. Wally works hard and when he isn’t found at school you will find him either at the Rialto or at Ida’s Marble Basin. JEAN McWHINEY Sunny rv - With mirth and laughter, let old wrinkles come. Pocahontas (I); Glee Club (I. 2); Living Pictures (2); Track (2). Springtime f3); Class Basketball (3); Dramatic jClub (4); Senior Play (4); Arbor Day Committee (4). This cunning child is the famous J.B.M. She is an actress, writer, and artist, but she won't scorn a good time (she never has as yet anyway). We wonder what brotherly individual gave her the inspiration for tVhen A Man Comes to Himself. ELSA MEDER The Student Prince («) O thus neglecting worldly ends, all dedicated to closeness and the bettering of my mind. Class Basketball (3. 4); Pantomimes (4); Class Day Music Committee. Elsa’s intellectual achievements make us feel unnecessary, [here would, perhaps, be a great many more futile feelings in the world if Elsa didn’t know Virgil so well between eight-fifteen and eight-thirty. Elsa's smile often belies her philosophical argumentation. JOHN K. MEEKER The Accused Ihen did she lift her hands unto his chin. And praise the pretty dimpling of his skin. Class Football (I. 3); Varsity Football (4); Glee Club (4); Understudy Senior Play; Dramatic Club (4); Scenery Committee Senior Play (4); Master Ceremonies Senior Parly. Here’s a man that needs plenty of room. He wears glasses because he strained his eyes selecting his cravats and parading Fifth Avenue. He comes in every morning with his neck bandaged and singing that pathetic little classical ditty Montrez-moi la rue pour aller chez-moi.

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CLlir JtKvttlu'v 5@aue 21 MARION KROMER Find Papa W oman s smile and girlhood’s beauty, Childhood's lisping tone . Glee Club (I. 2); Pocahontas (I); Senior Play. After the Senior Play, all the boys came home, looked their sisters over and remarked that Marion certainly could show them a few things. Didn't she make a winsome Peggy O’Neil on Senior Day? HELEN LYNDE Helen of Troy As chaste as unsunned snow. Class Track (2, 3. 4); Class Hockey (4); Junior Prom Committee (3); Art Committee Senior Play (4); Art Committee Class Day (4). Helen is a mighty quiet person until a reliable helpful friend is needed and then she is right there. She has the famous Lynde smile too, which makes her such a good companion-just ask the scenery committee of the Senior play. INEZ LUSARDI I'll Say She Is Better three hours too soon, than a minute late. Track (I, 2. 3. 4); Glee Club (I. 2); Pocahontas; Class Basketball (I. 2, 4); Varsity Basketball (3); Senior Day Play; Baseball (3); Glee Club Concert (2). Inez's self-appointed office seems to be that of reception committee for Ben. Women who can disguise as Inez can are dangerous. If you attended our Senior Day program, you know that this happy, bright-eyed girl terrified two women and one able-bodied man. FRANCES MARTIN The Sainl A tender smile our sorrow’s only balm. Glee Club (I. 2); Glee Club Concert (2); Junior Prom Refreshment Committee; Class Basketball (3); Senior Play Property Committee. Frances is a loyal student of the school, a loyal member of her class, and a loyal friend. Quiet and unassuming, she appears at first; but. when you know her. you find that she is as peppy, as noisy, and as talkative as anyone else. • • o , it

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(Tltr 3Vrather llaitr 23 MARGARET MOORE If ion Dreams Come True “I am sure care's an enemy lo life.” Track (I, 2, 3); Class Basketball (I), Springtime Property Committee; Junior Prom Committee (3); Thanksgiving Play (4); Chairman Art Committee Senior Play ; Senior Day Play Here’s our sombre comedian. Peggy — I argarem. for variety. She gets more darn fun ’ out of acting assinyun but no goatin ; Targarem's darn sweet. JOHN M. MORGAN The Per feci Fool “A willing heart adds feather lo the heel. And makes the clown a winged mercury. Entered in Senior Year. Art Committee Senior Play. Johnnie Morgan plays the organ, and his sister plays the drum. We don't know how true this is but we’ve heard it sung quite often. You’d never think this quiet child could be very boisterous. But Johnnie can raise—well, he jumps quite high! RUTH MUELLER Nearly Married All kin' o smily round the lips And teary round the lashes.’’ Thanksgiving Play (3, 4); Glee Club (I. 2. 3); Springtime, Senior Day Play. Ruth is the type that you just must notice. She has enough interest in class affairs to look happy and unbored in school but out of school she has many interests. New things characterize her: nen» clothes. nen men. New Haven. ANNE MULLIGAN 5 v eclhearl Time Oh grant an honest fame, or grant me more. Track (I. 2. 3. 4); Interclass Basketball (I); Chairman Property Committee Springtime (3). Publicity Committee Senior Play; Dramatic Class Play. Anne is the sweet, gentle sort of girl we all love. She never makes a fuss to show she’s here, but when she isn't here, we all know it. and miss her. She’s always busy, but never too busy to help you with your French for instance.