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

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 ■tsf THE 1929 WEATHER VANE MISS STELLA HEMPHILL Miss Stella Hemi-hill. teacher of Spanish and sponsor of the Spanish Club, is a graduate of the University of Texas, where she received a 15.A. degree. She also has taken graduate work at the University of Pennsylvania and at Columbia University. MR. WALTER E. JOHNSON'. JR. Mr. Walter E. Johnson was graduated from Colgate with the class of 1919 but as a member of the class of 1918 because he was called to the service of his country in 1917. He teaches physics, plane geometry, and arithmetic. Mr. Johnson is the baseball coach and advisor of the Slide Rule Club. MISS OLIVE I-IAMMELL Miss Hamm ell. teacher of typewriting, commercial history, and commercial geography, is a graduate of the Trenton Normal School. She has taken special work at both Columbia University and New York University. MISS EVELYN EENLON Miss Evelyn Eenlon is a newcomer to this school. She was graduated from Wilson College with an A.15. degree. In Westfield High Miss Eenlon is active in French, Spanish, and Latin studies, and also serves as an assistant Sophomore advisor. MISS ANNIE P. HEWITT Miss Annie P. Hewitt, teacher of mathematics, Junior advisor, and best friend to all the students, is a graduate of the West Chester State Normal School and Temple University and is the possessor of the degree of B.S. in Education. MISS AGNES I. ALLARDICE Miss Allardice is a graduate of Syracuse University, from which she holds an A.B. degree. She teaches public speaking and dramatics, and is faculty advisor of the Mask and Mime Club and a Debate Club coach. MR. C. BLAIR ROGERS Mr. C. Blair Rogers is a graduate of Lafayette College where he received a Ph.D. degree. He has taught chemistry and biology in this school and has also been a Senior advisor and a sponsor of the .Slide Rule Club. MISS K. EI.IZARETH INGALLS Miss K. Elizabeth Incalls was graduated from Trenton Normal School. She directs the Girls' Glee Club, the Boys’ Glee Club, the Orchestra, and Normal School Music. Miss Ingalls is Music Supervisor of the Westfield Schools, and is the head of all musical clubs. She also assists in activities which require music. (91

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THE 1929 WEATHER VANE Vt==--J=.--=--. —- - ;------ MR. HOWARD W. BATTEN Mr. Batten, our boys' physical training teacher, was graduated from the Woodbury High School. He left college to enter the Army during the World W ar, but after the war he took summer courses in physical training at Rutgers University and the University of Illinois. Mr. Batten coaches football, basketball and track. MISS ALICE PF.LTOX Miss .Alice Pei.tox. beloved advisor to the Senior Class, is a graduate of Bay Port Institute. She is the faculty treasurer of all student activities and teacher of bookkeeping and business practice. MR. X. HOWARD AYERS Mr. X. Howard Ayers, who has recently resigned his position as mathematics teacher in the high school, is a graduate of Rutgers with a B.S. degree. He was a Sophomore advisor, and assistant basketball coach, tennis coach, and advisor of the Slide Rule Club. MISS ALICE M. BIBLE Miss Alice M. Bibi.K. our efficient librarian and social director, was graduated from the Pennsylvania State Normal School at East Stroudsburg and later attended the Pennsylvania State College Library School. She has had much experience both as a teacher and as a librarian. The Library Council and the Aviation Club are the organizations which may boast of her guidance. MISS DOLORES W. BORDNER Miss Boroner is a graduate of Westchester State Normal School, holds an A.B. degree from Goucher, and an ALA. from the University of Pennsylvania. She is a Senior advisor, and advisor to the Weather I'ane magazine and yearbook. MISS HARRIET S. HOW ARD Miss Harriet S. Howard, art supervisor, is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art in Philadelphia. She has taken courses at Columbia University and has been the pupil of Henry B. Snell and Elliot Dainger-field. She is advisor to the Art Club and the Weather I'anc and has charge of the stage design for all high school plays. AIRS. CAROLYN W. PHILLIPS Mrs. Carolyn W. Phillips, A.B., is a graduate of Barnard College. Shelias taught English in the high school, has sponsored the Journalism Club most excellently, and has been an advisor to both the Sophomore and Junior Class. MR. CARL HURLOCK Mr. Carl Htrlock, who came to W. H. S. this fall, holds the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education from Juniata College. Mr. Hurlock teaches chemistry and physiology and acts as assistant football coach and tennis coach. HU