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

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HELYN ERICKSEN Commercial 163 Madison Avenue Journalism (3); Forum (3, 4); Athletic Council (4). With Helyn's graduation Mr. Hendrickson will lose an efficient typist. Helyn’s light hair and freckled face are familiar about tiie school and she is often seen hustling about in her businesslike way on some special errand for some one. MADELEINE ESKESEN College Preparatory 150 Mountain Avenue French Club (3, 4); Glee Club (2. 3. 4): Orchestra (3); Catalyst Club (4); Annual (4); Senior Play Cast (4). “Maddy. although one of the youngest, is a star pupil of the Senior Class and expects to keep up her good record in Mt. Holyoke next year. Underneath her quiet reserve is hidden a fun-loving personality, which, however, was not given much of a chance to show itself in her part of “F.ssie” in the Senior Play. BLANCHE EVANS General 405 Osborne Avenue Glee Club (3. 4). Blanche is the very attractive blond girl who is always smiling. Sometimes we think that her sweet smile and loyal character are what have made her so well liked and respected by all her friends We hear that she has become quite an accomplished photographer. CHARLES FEDDERMAN General 53 Alden Avenue Vice-President (3): Academic Committee (2); Football (2. 3). “Chuck is a demon when it comes to warming the hearts of the susceptible ladies. Nobody knows just why. but Chuck was Vice-President of the Junior C lass. That rough and ready exterior is merely a disguise, because Chuck is really a “smoothie. JEANNE FELTENBERGER General 18 Forest Avenue Basketball (2. 3. 4); Hockey (3. 4); Soccer (3. 4); Volley Ball (3. 4): Academic Committee (4). Jeanne—the long, lanky blonde with a passion for maroon cars and college men. We are never ure where her heart will be next, but she’s an all-around good sport. What would the office force do without Icannc? 22f -

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ROGER DIXON College Preparatory 915 Carleton Road Glee Club (3. 4); Mask and Mime (3); Debate Club (4); Forum (3. 4); Senior Play Cast (4); Senior Day (4); Athletic Council (4); Basketball (W4); Football ( Y4). Not too ambitious except when prodded, this smoothtongued salesman of the theme song can, when sufficiently urged, p ay a good game of football, play the lead ns the hlackshcop in the role of Richard Dudgeon, the Devil’s Disciple, behave well in chapel, and graduate eventually. MARION DOERRER Co’lege Preparatory 319 Sinclair Place French Club (3. 4); Spanish Club (4); Senior Play (4); Senior Day (4); Tennitjuoit (3). Marion’s interests center on Plainfield, riding, nice clothes, and driving her new Ford. She is one of the Best” dressed girls in the class, and rides like the wind. As for Plainfield. Marion’ toothpaste-“ad smile scents to have done damage there. RUTH DUNN College Preparatory 503 Carleton Road French Club (4); Latin Club (4); Journalism (4); Annual (4); Senior Play Committee (4). Although Ruth was voted the shyest girl in the Senior clas . from what we’ve heard, this doesn’t seem to be true. Her special hobbies are journalism, debating, and dissecting the poor helpless animals in biology, but she really isn’t as bloodthirsty as she sounds. Plainfield has a special attraction for her. We wonder why. JOSEPHINE EDSELL College Preparatory 22 Stoneleigh Park Jo. whose golden ringlets make one want to touch them, is a pink and white southern lass with an accent that is the joy of her classmates. Our fashion plate makes Brother Foose smile when she expatiates on the horrors of life on Fgdon Heath. In the parlance of the South. Jo is mighty sweet.” EDITH EGBERT College Preparatory 249 Kimball Avenue French Club (2. 3, 4»; Latin Club (3); Weather Vane (2. 3, Editor-in-Chief 4); Journalism (2. 3); Red Cross Council (3. President 4); Banner Committee (4); Prom Committee (3); Senior Play Committee (4); Hockey (2. 3); Soccer 2. 4); Tennis (2, 3, 4); Catalyst Club (4); Literary Club (4). It is rumored that Dede” toils well into the wee hours of the morning, sbe is such a hard-working little Miss. As she has a delightful personality, it is a pleasure to be with her. “Dede” has been an asset t both the Red Cross Council and the Weather Vane” staff. 21

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ALBERT FETZER College Preparatory 418 Alden Avenue Latin Club (2, 3. 4); Banner Committee (4); Imitation Committee 14 : Stage Committee 4); I'onthall (2). Al. the inspiration ul Mr. Allen’s Latin IV class, is a piano bend. It lias been suggested that be instab a piano in bis Ford so that the church organ and school piano might have a rest. Speaking of the Ford, we wonder why it is always parked on Mountain Avenue when Al lives at the above address. CARL FILSINGER College Preparatory 1114 Grandview Avenue Debate Club (2, 3): Forum (3, 4); Chess Club (4); Swimming (3. Captain 4). Carl is another backbone »-t the swimming team, and proof of his ability in the pool is shown by his election as captain this year. Carl's truly beautiful rnd-gold hair is the envy of every girl, and one Pictonite especially. If you want to know anything about the Japanese situation, ask Carl. VERNON FLAMMER General 718 South Avenue Debate Club (3); Forum (4): Civic Committee (4). Vcrnie” or •‘Jasper.” one of the tallest boys in the class, spends most of his time prancing on a foaming steed through the winding trails of the Watchung Reservation or around the track at the Armory. Vernic’s distinguishing features are his winning smile, provoking obstinacy, and love for his neighbors. Incidentally. it is rumored that he once asked Mrs. Kimball to tea. ALBERT FLEMER College Preparatory Springfield French Club (3. 4); Latin Club (4); Finance Committee (4); Holiday Play (4); Senior Play Cast (4); Athletic Council (2. 3); Basketball (2. 3): Track (3. 4). Albert is just about as polite as any lady could wish, and lie’s a splendid worker. He is treasurer of the Hi-Y, a record seller of tickets, and an ardent participant in sports, especially basketball and track. Albert, who is interested in horticulture, finds spelling his bete noire and argument his iov. EDWARD F. FOGARTY College Preparatory 243 Hazel Avenue Holiday Plays (3): Prom Committee (3); Senior Play Cast (4): Athletic Council Treasurer (4); Football Manager (2. 3. W4); Golf ( Y2, 3. 4). Whenever Dot Ay ling sighs “Wherefore art thou. Romeo? Eddie is sure to come chugging up in that delicate little blue vehicle called a Ford. Mr. Fogarty is a naive, winsome, blond, who is kind to animals, and a good sports manager. You may remember that whenever you had to shell out some money, Buttons’’ was on the receiving end. -4 23