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

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19 3 6 Officers 13 Dorothy Cupiti Henry Ricardo

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Class of Class 12 John Selvig Joe Havens

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Edna Achtexman German Evening (2, 3, -I); Aca- demic Committee (2); Scnioi Play Committee (I); Corre- spondence Committee (I), I'M i kl , one of Miss R rinser's English stats, is a studious lass ready to Lake upon herself any amount of responsibility. Even Shakespeare has no terrors lor this elever girl who intends to enter the Newark Normal School in September, As co- chairman of I lie Write-up Com- mit lee and Annual typist, Edna fairly sparkled. Margaret Anderson Library Council, (2. 3, I); Ger- man Evening (2, 3, I). Though Margaret is mathe- matically minded, she does not want to follow Miss Hewitt's example. In fact, anything but teaching would he agreeable to her. From her keen mind come many clever puns which send her friends into gales of laughter, Margaret’s nimble lingers make intricate crocheted gloves and bags galore. When there is work to be done in the library. Miss Bible can always trust Margaret to do it super- latively well. Erik Andersen German Evening (2, 3, I); Hi s live (3, 4); Football (2, W3. Wl; Basketball (2, 3, W4); Easter Play (2). The popular editor of our sue cess fill school paper, “The Hi’s Eye , is particularly pleased with his home room, especially with the occupant of the sec- ond scat in the fifth row. Be- ing a versatile youth, Erik was a very important member of the iooLhall team in whose service he even fractured hones. Helen Arbes Finance Committee (4): An filial (4). Helen is one of those very quiet girls, but her friends find her jolly and lull of pep. She is hard-working and diligent and appreciated for her willing attitude. If you find occasion to hum for Helen third period you will undoubtedly find her in the typing room. Her fa- vorite color is green, Helen thoroughly enjoys giggling and besides her school work we hear that she is quite a “Greek” scholar. Harold Anderson Literary Club (4); Football (2. 3. 4): Basketball (4); Track (3); Tennis (4). A star quarterback on the foot- ball B” squad, a dashing player on the basketball court for the J.V.'s. and a wizard in mathematics, is this small fel- low called “Sharpy”, who drives around in a huge Studebaker. Although never seen at dances, he is most proficient in I he art. Cordon Avexy Catalyst Club (3, 4): Debate (2, 3); Band (4); Academic Committee (2, 3, 4); Annual (4); Senior Play (4). Exceptional scholarship, ability, originality, and industry have characterized Boh throughout his high school career. The tuba looter from “The Wild- ings” and inker extraordinary will figure prominently at Michigan next year. Few organ grinders have had so active and clever a monkey as Bob brought with him on Senior Day. 14