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

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12 ®lie ;B3eatl|er 33mir MILDRED AKS Five Foot Tvfo Speech is great but silence is greater. Track (I-2-3-4); Class Baseball (3); Glee Club Concert (1-2); Class Day Play (4). She may be small, but oh. how she can talk. She can tell you her life history in five minutes. Cheer up Min , that’s all right. WALTER AUSTIN Trees Strength of heart and might of limb. Football (3-3); Track (3-4); Senior Play Committee; Class Day Committee; Christmas Play; Debate Club (4); Spanish Club (4); Junior Prom Committee; National Athletic Scholarship Society (4). 'Wally is the boy with the horse-laugh in English class. In trig he dusts the blackboard. Aside from these scholastic achievements, Walt plays football, high dives disastrously, and jokes continuously. MARJORIE BAKER I'm Coing to Charleston Bacl( to Charleston ' I came. I saw, I conquered. Entered in Senior Year. Art Committee for Senior Play; Christmas Play ; Senior Day Program Committee. Midge blew in from East Orange at the beginning of this year, upsetting the regular routine of the school. Midge is pep personified, if the number of her dates are indicative. JAMES BARKER Baby Jim I traveled among unknown men. In lands beyond the sea. Entered Senior Year. French Club (4) ; Senior Day Play (4). Jimmy renowned for his extreme youth, his Ford, and his excellent impersonation of women, breezed in from Texas to join us for his Senior year. He is a shark in Latin and has proved his dramatic ability by playing, and very successfully too. the part of abused Herbert in the Senior Day play.

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CL hr I® ratlin Haitc il STEWART DUNN r iviuktf ' - Pal Like V ou? “The very pink of courlesy. Class President (I -2-3-4); A. A. Council (2-3); Football (2-3-4); Track (I-2-3-4); Captain (4); Cla« Basketball (3) ; Tennis (4); Penn Relay Championship Team (3); State High School Hurdler (2). Prize end on the football team, anchor-man on the relay, tennis star, capable class president for four years, and above all. gentleman. How can he do it? To know “Bud is to know how. EMILY ROCKWEI IVas th'r A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Class Vice-President (3-4); A. A. Council (3-4) ; Varsity Basketball. 2nd team. (3); Class Basketball (I-2-3-4); Weather Vane (4); Springtime Play (2); Spanish Club (4) ; Thanksgiving Play; Senior Play Committee. Senior Play; Senior Party Committee; Class Hockey (3); Oratorical Contest; Commencement Bid Committee; High School News. Do you want to know anything? Ask “Rocky. This versatile member of the Senior Class has distinguished herself in nearly every school activity; in particular, we cite her ability to save the day at the eleventh hour by suddenly blossoming out info a star from a humble understudy role. We confidently expect to see her the first woman president of the land. BETTY THAYER Belly “Good sense, which is only the gift of Heaven. Class Secretary (3 4); Weather Vane (3-4); Art Edition (4) ; Chairman of Decoration Committee of Junior Prom (3); Spanish Club (4); Chairman of Program Committee. Art Committee of Senior Play (4); Chairman of Art Committee for Class Day (4) ; Property Committee for Senior Day Play. High School News. Brown-eyed Betty is one of the most quietly efficient people in our midst. She has been an authority this year in all matters artistic—sine qua non—besides serving as class scribe. Luc fy inA a gentleman on whomT ‘pface an absTfute “He Class Treasurer (3-4); Class Football (3-4); Spanish Club; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play properties, Junior Picnic Committee; Senior Day Committee; Christmas Play (3); Thanksgiving Play (4). Jimmie is our class treasurer and traveller (No. we are not making any insinuations; we are simply alliterative!) As pianist, we do not need to laud our classmate's skill. He is. however, becoming conspicuous for an erratic and highly individualistic brand of golf, and when not serving time he may be seen putting on the green. ■2-7-3 7 -3

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®be Jfirather Pmte 13 DOROTHY BARNARD . r fy - A1 . I'l yJjS' Dolly Dimples She mcriteth praiseworthy comment Entered in Junior year. Debate Club; French Club; Senior Day Committee; Costume Committee; Thanksgiving Play. We might well call Dorothy a prodigy because she always has her homework done, but we have decided to call her just Dot . Her French accent is of an individual brand-------- not Parisian, certainly! DORRIS BARRETT -«-c- ounnyQ Charm is the gift of the Gods Thanksgiving Day pictures (4) ; Christmas play (4) ; Spanish Club (4); Civic Committee; Quotation Committee. When Doris becomes a full-fledged nurse, we’re all going to have serious operations so she can lake care of us. Won’t she look sweet in a nurse’s white cap and apron? MILDRED BARTLEMAN Bron n Eyes, Why Arc You Blue? ’Art is power. Springtime (I); Senior Play Art Committee; Senior Day Play; Thanksgiving Play; Costume Committee (3); Easter Play Art Committee. We haven’t quite decided whether Milly's shoes have oily soles or whether the hall becomes oily at the touch of her feet. At any rate, Milly always manages to slide into 117 every morning at S:29l 2. GUS BECKER Wairii £ A c;?r As fine a youth as ever there was. Class Football (3-4) ; Living Pictures (4); Senior Play (4); Class Day Committee (4). Gus, ye big building contractor has built up some scholastic standing in W. H. S. However, we have decided that Gus must be naturally bright. for he always gets A in Physics. He also proved himself to be a natural fencer, in the Class Day Play, tripping no less than three people with his elongated carving knife. f