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

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THE 1929 WEATHER VANE V3=—:-—— — -- . ■ — t - i--.--— ---—:——- Honourable, prudent, and virtuous” Class President (3. 4) ; Varsity Football (2. 3. 4) ; Class Basketball (1. 2. a. 4 ); Class Track (2. 3): Senior Day (4); Spanish Club (4); Slide Rule Club (3. 4); Hi-Yi Club (3. 4) ; Junior Prom Committee (3) ; Senior Play Committete 4 ; Cla s Day. The studious Wop” spends most of his evening hours burning the midnight oil over Latin and physics books. He is the only l» who has been a class officer for two consecutive years. CONSTANCE HOUGHTON ayC rfV 1 ...... f make my name! 1 Let he my name until Class Vice-President (1. 4 ; Thanksgiving Play (4) ; Senior Day; French Club (3. 4) ; Art Club (3); Debate Club (2. 3); Debate Team (3); Class Committees (2. 3. 4). Senior Play Committee (4»; . J. C Oratorical Contest (3); Class Basketball (1, 2. 3. 4); Hockey 1. 2); Leader Board (3); Weather Vane (4i. Halliburton Lecture (3); Class Day (4). Connie's pet trij k is saving our lives before school by translating Latin. Triple-Duty will never have to go abroad, Ixcause we know she has already seen quite a bit of Great Britain. JEAN HARRY Her firm foie voice and tender ifovcrnmcnt Class Secretary 4); Basketball (3). Varsity Basketball (4); Class Soccer (4); Class Hockey (1); Thanksgiving Play 4) ; Mask and Mime Club (3. 4); Senior Day i4 ; French Club (2, 3. 4) ; Debate Club (2, 3. 4 ; Girl Reserve 4) ; Librarv Council 4); Junior Prom Committee (3). Jean is a staunch supporter of all things athletic. She is also one of the bridge fiends fur whom the class is famous. In addition, her name has become a fixture on the Honor Roll ADOLPH ULBRICH One of our noblest, our most valorous. Cla s Treasurer (4); Varsity Football (3. 4); Interclass Track (2); Christmas Play 4i; Finance Committee (4) ; Senior Play Finance (4) ; Class Day Committee (4). Adolph has brought himself fame through his management •»! the class’s wealth- a burden of magnitude. He also starred as captain of this year’s football teem. Svv JtUaS-33 ft VtM 11 't 1191

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§ntinr (Class nf 1(123 OFFICERS William Gordon ...................................... President Constance Houghton ............................ Vice-President I Kan Harry ..........................................Secretary Adolph Ulbrich .......................................Treasurer AI VJS )RS Miss Alice Pklton Miss Mary Colley Miss Dolores VV. Bordner Mr. C. Blair Rogers D8]

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THE 1929 WEATHER VANE .■ ■ . j-:-- - CHARLES ADDAMS Hr much amazed ns.” Class Secretary (2); Class Football (1. 2) ; Class Track (2. 3. 4) ; Senior Day (4); Spanish Club (4); Weather Vane Board (2. 3, 4); Slide Rule Club (3) : Art Club (3) ; Class Committee (2, 3. 4); Junior Prom (3); Halliburton Lecture (3); Weather Vane Annual (4); Class Day (4). Chil” was a never-ending source of interest, both flattering and otherwise, in sixth period English. You ought to have seen him imitate snuff-inhaling English gentlemen and accomplished harpists. Where could be [out French Club (2, 3, 4); Junior Prom Committee Day (4). Hockey (1) ; Class One day “Slippy shocked herself and the rest nf 101 by arriving at 8:27 (the clock was fast in the Aldcn household). Slippy lives in constant dread that Mr. Darby will make her translate a passage full of “Thymbrae,” “Cycladae,” and other weird names from Virgil. She always laughs with the rest of us. though. HAROLD ALEXANDER This knight was of a very stern and forbidding a 'pea ranee.” Football (3) ; Tennis (2. 3. 4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Slide Rule Club (4): Hi-Y (3, 4): Class Day (4). Harold may lx- called the Sir Galahad of our class, and we think he has great possibilities of becoming a second Euclid. He has extended his intelligence into the field of tennis to the extent that he has become a star player. Our opponents lose their nerve before such a genius. He is a silent fellow, but he has the reputation of indulging in deep arguments with his superiors. JUNE ROSE ALLOWAY Dark in hair and eyes. I am.’ Entered Senior Year—Spanish Club (4). We have only one flower this year and that is a June Rose. The temperament of this Rose differs from others of her kind because she likes Raus. But other than that she has a very clinging nature which comes naturally to flowers. June is a swimmer and dancer of note. l‘A