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

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19 3 3 THE WEATHER VANE 19 3 3 o Jfr DONALD DIXON b + College Preparatory +4M kkJW-IW-J n ' Class President (4); French Club (3.4); Mas£ ancf r Mime Club (3. 4); Prom Committee (3); Baseball (2, 3); Football (3); Senior Day (4). Although Don is most proficient in the art of sleeping. especially in Mrs. Cook s presence, he still lakes time out to compose a song or tune. Parlies would be quite dull without his singing and playing. Don starred in the production of The Fool, for he has all kinds of ability. A. PATRICIA BRADY College Preparatory 569 Sherwood Parkway - i Cla:s Vice-President (4); French Club (2. 3. 4); Latin Club (4); Mask and Mime (2. 3. 4); Red Sxo v-v , ----) Cross Council (4); Debate Club (3, 4); Chem- istry Club (4); Athletic Council (3); Soccer ' (3); Annual Committee (4) ; Executive Com- ‘ S’ 5 3 o mitlee (4); I loliday Play (3); Senior Play Committee (4); Mask and Mime Plays (2. 3). This winsome Irish lass has the most charming personality with which we arc familiar. All .cujh she aspires to become a modern Portia, she is now an expert at cooking and quilling. ft M ARGARET CUPITT M • iv College Preparatory 205 Sy Ymn-JW Cass Secretary (4); French Cub (4); Latin Club (4); IFcallicr Fane (4); L'bra'y Council (4); Chemistry Club (4). Acadrmic Committee (4); Annual Coirm.ttee (2. 4); Executive Committee (4); Senior Play Committee (4). “Cupie has become one of the most popular girls in the Senior Class. A fascinating imile has been an important asset. An A student, she is most proficient in Latin, especially in translating the works of “Pliny the Younger.“ CARL H. FLEMER. JR.itE College Preparatory pnrigficld Class Treasurer (4); Slide Rule Club (4); Debate Club (4); Executive Committee (4); Finance Committee (3. 4); Holiday Plays (3. 4); Track (4). Carl, the financial genius of our class, belied his quiet nature last year by the acquisition of a “sky b'ue. pink Lizzie. However, having become our treasurer, he traded it for a den-ure, green coune. and now travels to school in a dignity befitting h.s exalted station. Twcntx-onc

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1933 THE WEATHER VANE 1933 JAMES WILLIAM ABEL. JR. College Preparatory Springfield Spanish Club (4); Mask and Mime (4); Spanish Play (3); Holiday Play (4); Senior Day. Temperance and the ideal girl are this boy's favorite theme topics according to members of the heterogeneous crew in Period 3. Jim gave a distinguished performance in The Fool. He's an excellent marksman when the weapon is an eraser. RAGNA ANDERSEN College Preparatory 657 Fairmont Avenue Art Club (4); Basketball (2); Tennis (3); Senior Play Committee (4). . JO. t. Look at the goddess Norway sent us! In class she seems very quiet and bashful; in social life, loving parlies and dancing, she is quite a belle. Have you ever seen her marvelous poise forsake her? LURA ANDERSON College Preparatory Springfield Spanish Club (3. 4); Chemistry Club (4); Hockey (3); J unior Prom Committee (3); Senior Play Committee (4). Two dimples, a smile, and an odd little twist of speech make Lura fascinating to some one we know. Perhaps that is why she sits in the second aisle in 101 during English period. This reserved and s'ud-ious lass was a dashing Spanish senorila on Senior Day. H RICHARD S. AREND College Preparatory 453 Birch Place Latin Club (4); IVeathcr Fane (3. 4). Our young friend who was so quiet as a Sophomore and Junior has developed into a flaming orator in his monthly encounters with Mr. Donk. His ready wit has made him invaluable to our IV cat her Fane staff. We know no one will make him a supernumerary. Eventually, he may condescend to he the heroine of the Columbia Varsity Show. Twcuty-iwo