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

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1930 WEATHER YANE Vr tx? MISS EVELYN FENLON pyjiss Fenlon patiently teaches French and Latin to the sophomores—a not too simple task. Her weapon against the world is an A. B. degree from Wilson College. She is also kept quite busy helping the French Club with programs and is largely responsible for the success of French Club cake sales. MISS GRACE HANGEN typss Hangen has been here with us just one year and as yet is not entirely acquainted with every one, but those who do know her well surely like her. She is said by some to be the only teacher heard of who could interest the boys in Latin. She holds an A. B. degree from Albright College. MISS MARY E. COLLEY Ttyjiss Colley holds an A. B. degree from the University of Pennsylvania. She teaches stenography and typing and pupils just love studying under her capable direction. She seems to be in her element when rushing about seeing that this one doesn't look at his fingers, that that one is double-spacing, and that some other one has his margins even. She is also an able sponsor of the Red Cross Council. MRS. ANNE H. BARNARD jyjRS. Barnard earned her B. A. at Syracuse and is now a beloved and admired teacher who no more resembles the proverbial school marm than anything, although she pretends to. She delights in P. A. D. and American History and is also an adviser of the Junior Class. MRS. RUTH W. CAMERON |Y|rs. Cameron introduces us to the labyrinth of the history of times and countries other than our own and aids the debate classes in their work. She was graduated from Pennsylvania State College from which she holds the degrees of bachelor and master of arts. As an adviser, she frequently gives her services to the Sophomore Class. Twelve