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

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□ • ►□◄41 o t THE EDITORS PRESENT Foreword .............. Dedication ............ Faculty Seniors ....-.......... Juniors ............... Sophomores ............ Organizations ......... Sports ................ Humor 6— 19 .... 20— 75 76— 83 84— 93 95—119 .120—135 .136—143 %

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DEDICATION To Miss Dolores V. Bordner, our much admired class adviser, in appreciation of her endless co-operation as Weather Vane adviser and her kindly aid to her pupils as teacher and friend, we, the Class of 1930, respectfully dedicate this Weather Vane.

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The medicine men of the Indians were the true leaders of the tribe, the power behind every movement. They were appealed to in every crisis; they furnished the necessary intelligence for every requirement. The medicine men, although many know them merely as high priests of a cult of foolish words and gestures, were really exceedingly wise in the mysteries of human nature. It was through this knowledge that they held their scepters and ruled their little empires. Wise, powerful in personality, possessing real powers of leadership, deeply sincere in the carrying out of their duty—such were the medicine men. The members of the faculty are the medicine men of the school. They are the ones who lead us. By virtue of their greater knowledge, their deeper insight into human nature, their wider range of experience, they are found behind every worthwhile movement in school. And as leaders, with real kindness, deep sincerity, true friendship in their hearts, we see our teachers.