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

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(Elic ■Weather llmte 19 JOHN FREEMAN Where Do You Worf(-a John? “His Kcarl is in his work.” Varsity Football Squad (4); Varsity Track (2-3-4); Class Track (2-3-4); Class Football (4) ; Hi-Y (4) ; French Club (4); Prom Refreshment Committee. Johnny is a good student, a good sport, and a fine fellow in general, but oh my. how shy! His High School career is summed up in the three BY —bashful, bright, and Betty. JOAN FRYE Baby Face. I too. was born in Arcadia.’ Entered in Sophomore Year. Class Basketball (2); Chairman Costume Committee. Thanksgiving Play (4); Property Committee of Senior Play; Chairman Candy Committee (4); French Club (4); Senior Day Program; Property Committee French Play (4); Chairman Costume Committee Class Day. If our digestions are ruined through excessive indulgence in Schrafft chocolates, we shall have to blame this enterprising saleslady, for she has toiled ceaselessly in the interests of our exchequer. An all-round specialist is Joan in all kinds of committee work, after which statement, it is hardly necessary to add that she’s been a decided asset to such committees since she joined us in her Sophomore year. h K S • fitUU DOROTH Pirale Sorig “Link’ed sweetness, long drawn out. Class Basketball (2-3-4) ; Decoration Committee Junior Prom (3); Academic Committee (3-4); Library Service (2-3-4); French Club (4) ; Class Track (3). This gentlest of maidens figured as one of the most desperate of the many desperadoes masquerading through our halls on Senior Day. On the varsity basketball team she has helped win many victories, and in Latin—well, ask Mr. Long. RE VOGENDALL He’s the Last Word. I loved him well, his fearless part. His gallant leading, won my heart. Senior Play (4; Debate Team (4); Dramatic Club President; Dramatic Club Play (3) ; Senior Play Committee (4) ; Senior Party Committee. A likable fellow with a great deal of dramatic ability! He has given his classmates many hours of enjoyment in chapel. Red is leaving a host of friends behind. Forsooth! he’s an actor of highest degree. Plays Romeo at Muhlenburg on many a spree! fUtf HS C lx-A (.M' : o

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18 ©ic JHcatlicr $lattc RUTH EBERLE Smiles Begone dull care, thou and I shall never agree. Class Track (I-2-3 4); Glee Club (I); Senior Party Committee. No! She didn’t swim the channel, but she’s famous locally for her curly locks and happy-go-lucky ways. EMILY EGAN TVv Bright Eyes Her name, a synonym for popularity. Glee Club (1-2-3); Dramatic Club (3-4); Dramatic Club Play (3); Springtime (2); Pocahantas (I); What’ll We Do? (3); Senior Play (4); Christmas Play (4). Enthusiastic, full of school spirit, good natured. good looking —one guess— Emily! CAROL ELDRIDGE rr - Why Should I Weep About One Sweetie How happy could 1 be with either, were t’other dear charmer away. Class hockey (3-4); Class basketball (3-4); Thanksgiving Program (4); Glee Club (I); Living Pictures (I); Junior Prom Committee; Bid Committee (4); French Club (4). Nuf sed! Carol is distinguished for cornering A’s for her report card and making baskets for ’27. To the fellows, she’s a knockout but she knocks out the most while driving her Ford. No matter where one is, Carol’s sure to be there promoting a good time. OTTO EITEL No Foolin’ Silence has many advantages. Living Pictures (4); Class Track (3). Otto fills his class rooms with an atmosphere of quiet capability. He has imbued us all with warm admiration for his responsive smile and alacrity to lend a hand. We know also that Otto is a good hand at running a car.

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20 ®lje ©rather 33attr MARJORIE GRAY You're ihc Sweetest Cirl For she was jes’ ihc quid kind Whose natures never vary. Class Hockey (3); Glee Club (I); Class Day Costume Committee. Marge is the kind of girl one looks for as a steady friend. We understand that she contemplates nursing as a profession, and we can't imagine anyone with better natural qualifications. JOSEPHINE GREEN Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms. There’s nothing so queenly as kindness. Glee Club (1); Senior Play (4); Thanksgiving Living Pictures (4); Junior Prom Committee (3); Dramatic Play (4); Springtime (2). Jo, well known to us because of the part she played in the Senior Play, is as sweet and romantic as ever a girl could be! Surely it would be impossible to add many more pins to her collection! ALICE GUISE Do You Remember Stvccl Alice? “The fairest garden in her looks And in her mind the wisest book. Leader Reporter (4); Manager of Girls' Basketball (3); Property Committee Senior Play (4); Thanksgiving Day Play (4); Refreshment Committee Senior Party (4); Stenography Contest. N. Y. (4). Alice's witty remarks flash forth in almost as rapid succession as her pencil skims across her notebook in stenography. She's bright and cheerful, a good friend to all. and one of the best girls to take notices around to the rooms that W. H. S. has ever produced. We ll always remember Alice’s pet expression. Well! MARY HAMLETTE IVhal do You Do Sunday, Mary? A kind and gentle heart she had.” Glee Club (I); Class Basketball (2); Second Team Basketball (3); Track (1-2-3); French Club. (4) ; Debate Club (4); Hockey (2). Mary is evidently happiest in an artistic environment. Her favorite haunts are the library and art-room, where we often see her sitting in as deep meditation as the Shakespearean character whose name she inherits.