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

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26 (Ehc Jflratljrr $aitc G. WALLACE RUCKERT The Firebrand Maydens be they never so foolysh. yel being fayre, ihey are commonly fortunate. Class Football (4); Class Track (3); Weather Vane (4); H.-Y (4); Senior Day Play (4); Varsity Track (3. 4); Christmas Play (4). Smash! Bang! What's this coming? You guess it; it’s Wallie. the class shark. No. he didn’t have to lake off his glasses to have this picture taken because he isn’t that kind of a shark. He is a shark with athletics, a shark with acting, a sheik (pardon me. shark) with the ladies. , DOUGLAS SAMPSON . LUUaJ. 3 j y £ Js al So? “So curses all Eve’s daughters of complexion soever. 'hat Living Pictures (I. 2): Class Baseball (I); Assistant Football Manager (2. 3); Varsity (4); Class Football (3. 4); Class Basketball (3. 4); Varsity Baseball (3. 4); Springtime (3); Scenery Committee Senior Play (4); Debate Club (3. 4); Varsity Debate Team (4); Mi-Y Club (3. 4). Is the metomicocuc of the snickerumbisic a part of the I vpocoticus of the thyronemphtcra, or of the wilonypex of the Maxelotherim? Yes. Douglas, two or three of them. Douglas' frequent pardon me. but it is not that etc. has made him the wonder of his class-mates and the terror of his teachers. MARIAN SCOTT When Knighthood Was in Flower Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. Living Pictures (I. 2) • Class Basketball 2); Varsity Basketball (3); Cant. Second Varsity (4); Weather Vane (3. 4); Junior Prom Committee (3); Union County Oratorical Contest (4); Times Oratorical Contest (4); Armistice Day Program (4); Class Hockey (4). Why set her back among the hoop skirls, powdered wigs, and demure ways? She can laugh as loud as anyone! ROBERT SCHAEFER All for a Cirl He is only fantastical who is not in fashion. Varsity tennis (I. 2. 3, 4); Captain (2. 3. 4); Manager f3); Senior Play Carpentry Committee; Thanksgiving Play; Weather Vane Board for Senior Issue. We often wonder if Kid doesn’t fear the Ku Klux. Perhaps some day the Klan will make a mistake—Poor Kid! But he does ! spend all his time in his Hebrew gesticulation—far from it! Can he play tennis.—yes he can—and bridge! CO LA As .

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®IC lUcatljiT JHaue 25 DICKSON. OLIVER fVV; Puppy Love “Cupid is a knavish lad. Class Football (2, 3. 4); Junior Prom Committee (3); IVccither l am Board (4). Senior Play Committee; Class Basketball (2, 3. 4); Class Day Committee; Hi-Y (3. 4) “Kewpie is not exactly the Weather Man hut he docs very well in recording the temperature of the school for the H eather I one. Olceveer has lots of fun between those dimples, too! (Oh. doesn't he love that!) MORGAN ORR “And to his eye I here was but one beloved face on earth, And that was shining on him.' Class Football (2, 3) ; Varsity (4); Class Basketball (2, 3); Varsity (4); Varsity Tennis (3. 4); Pocahontas; Ili-Y (3, 4); Secretary (4); Glee Club (I. 2. 4); French Frolic (2). IVealher I ane (4); Union County Music Contest (2); Senior Day Play; Christmas Play (3); Advertising Manager Senior Play. Although Morgan ranks at the top of the ladder in football, basketball, and tennis, he is still held decidedly in check by a New York attorney in a sport that interests him more. ERNEST F. OTTO - The Importance of Being Ernest “Such notes as warbled to the string Drew iron tears down Pluto’s cheek. Orchestra (I. 2. 3, 4); Kulmayer Concert (4); Orchestra and Glee Club Concerts; Carpentry Committee Faster Play (4); Lighting Committee Senior Play (4). We were surprised to see this dignified musician dressed as a hick playing Pop Coes the IVcasel. It is rumored that he enjoys his work in the orchestra for non-musical reasons. Is that true. Ernest? HELEN H. PIERCY Sib-High “She is cunning past men’s thoughts Class Basketball (I. 4); Springtime (3); Pocahontas (3); Columbus Day Play (3); Glee Club (I); Property Committee Senior Day Play. Helen is such a cute, pert little person that she is quite indispensable to our class. She is always ready for a bit of nonsense or for a bit of sense, too—that’s why she is such a dandy pal.

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(Elic JBeathn Uanc 27 FRANK SCHOENWISNER The Creating Chair He is but a country gentleman. Christmas Play (4); Debate Club (3). Frank is all that his name implies. He succeeds at everything he tries, whether it be studies, acting, or arguing. Among his aspirations are a professorship in Columbia, and the Mayoralty of Garwood. ELIZABETH SCULLY The Quaker Cirl Your Presence gladdens our days. Glee Club (I); Pocahontas (I); Class Track (I. 2. 4). Here is our class Philleas Fogg, never in a hurry, always on lime. No wonder she can always laugh so easily. JOSEPHINE SILBERG vYrj-Booirs' M “And leave us leisure to be good. Junior Prom Committee (3). In the classroom. Joe assumes a quiet and reserved manner but outside it is quite different, where she is girlish and enthusiastic, of a friendly and kind disposition. Joe proves a very likeable personality—lively and full of fun. L. LORRAINE SLOCUM Tcll Me More What means this passionate discourse? Debate Squad (3. 4); Senior Play Publicity Committee. Mire! Flere’s our marathon debater. What would happen if she stuttered! Lorraine is the type that blows away your trouble by waggling around you and laughing at your stupid jokes. I I I9KJHB M r