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

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1930 WEATHER VANE Va—: ■ ---.t-- —. - ■ — ■ ? MISS MARY E. DAY IYJiss Day is an authority on Mt. Holyoke College and deservedly so since she attended that college and received from it an A. B. degree. She teaches English II and IV and is chief adviser of the Sophomore Class and adviser of the sophomore yearbook committee. MRS. CAROLYN V. PHILLIPS jyjRS. Phillips knows how to teach English III and make it interesting and besides she knows her journalism right through from reporting to delivering and back again. The destinies of the Journalism Club rest more or less in her hands. She holds an A. B. degree from Barnard and has done some graduate work at Cornell. MISS AGNES IRENE ALLARDICE hat would the dramatics and public speaking be in good old W. H. S. without the excellent coaching of Miss Allardice? Even the poor persecuted seniors admire her for her fine work. Three schools had the honor of her attendance—Mansfield Normal School. Syracuse University where she was granted a degree of B. O. E., and the American Academy of Dramatic Art. MISS STELLA HEMPHILL s she was educated 'way out in the far Southwest at the University of Texas, it's not surprising that Miss Hemphill teaches Spanish. Miss Hemphill has also studied at the University of Pennsylvania and at Columbia. As adviser to the Spanish Club, “Seiiorita'’ inspires much enthusiasm and secures interesting material for the school magazine. MR. GASTON B. GESNER MR- Gesner is Monsieur notre professeur de francais. He teaches second and third year French and is chief adviser of the French Club. He was graduated from a school in France—Faculte des Sciences—with a B. S. degree and also received an A. B. from Columbia University. Mr. Gesner is one of our most stimulating teachers. Ten