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

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(Die Jflentbcr finite 29 SETH REVERE For You Alone. But there’s nothing half so sweet in life As love’s young dream.” Vice-president (I); Class Football (1-2); Class Basketball (1-2 3); Chairman (3); Athletic Committee (3-4). Football (3-4); Track (2-3); Glee Club (1); Golf (4); President of A. A. (4); Senior Day Play; Class Track (1-2-3); Hi-Y. (2-3); Reporter for Leader (4). Next year, with Seth gone. W. H. S. is going to have gaps to fill in many activities; football, basketball, golf. A. A. and others. Seth is the kind of fellow we all admire for his allround interests and gentlemanly manners. CHARLES ROBINSON Thanks for ihe Buggy Ride. “The only way to have a friend is to be one. Living Pictures (4) ; Senior Play Property Committee (4); Spanish Club (4); Hi-Y Club (2-3-4). Ask for a handy man and Charlie appears. Oh boy! I lad the old car up to seventy-six last week goin’ down to Philly! We think that though Charlie is adept with tools and machinery. his handling of the front seat of his Buick proves even more satisfactory to a certain Juniorette. My Borwic lJowue Jean My heart is fixed.” Glee Club (I); Spanish Club (4); Hockey (3); Senior Day Program (4); Senior Party Committee (4). Another 8:30 scholar! Juanita the hero of Senior Day in her soldier uniform, protests that Mrs. Crawford’s So Blue was not intended for her. If she isn’t in 117. you can usually find her in a certain Overland car parked outside. CATHERINE RYAN IVhen Irish Eyes Are Smiling. It is a great thing to do a little thing well. Varsity track (2-3); Basketball. 2nd Varsity; Class Basketball (3); Class Hockey. A demure lass is Catherine. The close observer, however, is aware of the fact that she misses nothing that is going on around her. while a quiet but unmistakable twinkle in her eyes invariably registers her keen sense of humor. —

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28 ©lie JSeatlier ®ane JEANNE OSTRANDER . Pa - vct M) a w O i 3oy. fF7?ot a Cirll Sugar and spice and everything nice. Chairman Property Committee Senior Play; Living Pictures (4); Senior Day Play (4). Our Jeanne! If silence is golden , then laughter is priceless because whenever she laughs we all laugh. We just can’t help it. Jeanne. RUTH PEARSALL ,. • . . Pa - CXv Ll- vo -I'w Leave MelVnha Smile Bid me discourse. I will enchant thy ear.” Costume Committee for Thanksgiving Play; Glee Club (1-2-3) ; Spanish Club. Ruthie so overpowers us at times with her loquacity that we wonder whether she is suited to her future work as a librarian in an environment where Silence is Golden. Why don’t you consider becoming a telephone operator. Ruth? GEORGE PETERSEN Early Morning 1 he result of success lies in constancy of purpose. Senior Play Stage Committee (4); Junior Prom Committee (3); Civic Committee (3). George is the class book-worm and speed-demon. His fancy runs to solving intricate physics problems and making his decrepit motorcycle run. It is expected that he will go to college with honors and a brief case. WILLIAM QUICK Billy Boy A quiet lad but a good one. Class Football (3-4); Class Basketball (4); Lighting Committee Senior Play; Varsity Baseball (4). During his High School career. Bill has hunted and bagged many foreign and domestic stamps and coins. After all the practice he has had in stage craft, we shall not be surprised if he becomes stage-manager for the Roxy Theater.

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30 miic Ulcatljer Jlane FRANK SABATINO BljJ Boy “His worthiness doth challenge much respect.” Class Football (3-4); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee; Spanish Club (4); Debate Club (4); Varsity Baseball (3-4) ; Thanksgiving Play (4); High School News (4). C. Frank comes from Westfield’s thriving suburb. Scotch Plains. El Secretario knows his Spanish onions. The school will always remember him as the Pessimistic Pinch-Hitter. BETTY SIEBEN-MORGAN Cbpioin Bell}) To talk without effort is after all the greatest charm of talking. Class Track (3-4); Class Hockey (3); Thanksgiving Play (4); Glee Club (I); Senior Play (4); Spanish Club (4); Senior Day Properties Committee; Junior Prom Bid Committee; Graduation Bid Committee; Civic Committee (2). Betty is a consistent advocate of the carefree existence. With a laugh, a clever sally, a toss of a curly head, she throws away all cares, and proceeds to class, where she very cleverly elaborates on nothing, in an extremely erudite and impressive manner. JOSEPHINE SILBERG rvv. A Smile IVHl Co A Long Long fFuy. She walks the way of friendly hearts. Junior Prom Committee (3); Arbor Day Program (3); Senior Party Committee (4). We had another proof of the fact that quiet people are often the most versatile and full of surprises, when our studious and reserved Jo startled us by assuming a dashing, flashing role as Don Quixote on Senior Day. ALBERT SNYDER IVhat Do I Care? Blushing is the color of virtue. Senior Play (4); Football Squad (2-3) ; Class Football (1-2-3); Class Basketball (3); Class Track (3). And here we have Leo Day himself of the rubicund cheek. Al surely has a job waiting for him on Broadway. Can you imagine him running the State political machine? His work in the Senior Play made up for the abridgment of his football activities due to a broken collar bone.