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

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ALVENE HULL Entered in Senior Year. French Club 141. Alvene came to Westield in her senior year and while here has proved herself a pleasant companion. A combination of fun, good sportsmanship, and common sense, Alvene is well qualified to discuss rural current topics in her soft low voice, so excellent a thing in woman. HARRIET IMLER Ring Committee 1215 French 1215 Glee Club 13, 415 Hockey 1315 Basketball 1315 Soccer 1315 Senior Play 1415 Christmas Choir 1415 Music Festival Un 40- From recent events it is obvious that Immy has taken her Senior Play role seriously. See Luis Felipe for particulars. Her constant eating in shorthand never affects her figure or complexion, much to the envy of the other girls. Not even ghosts of unfinished homework bother Harriet. IEAN IACKSON French Club 1215 Ring Committee 1215 Hockey 13, 415 Spanish Club 1415 Basketball 1415 Baseball 1315 Correspondence Committee 141. Squad 121. Although not one to blow her own horn, jean is an active participant in sports, especially enjoying swimming and riding. Nothing is too much trouble for ber unless it is skiing, though jean really believes that practice makes perfect. She needs only a job to make her happy. MARIORIE IAFFEE Latin Club 1315 Baseball 12, 415 Soccer 1215 Music Festival 1415 Checr Marjorie, she of the intense blue eyes, is the Titian-tressed damsel whose hair we have all admired. She seems to have a predilection for riding in a tan car and interesting herself in Irvington. A flair for baseball is noticeable on fine spring and summer days. Her cheery Hi! is looked forward to by her Club 1315 Indoor Track 1315 Tennis 13, 41. many friends. RUTH IARVIS Finance Committee 1415 Forum 12, 3, 415 French Club 12, 315 Spanish Club 1415 Red Cross Council 1415 junior Prom Committee 1315 Hockey 1415 Soccer 1415 Basketball 141. Although this neat, trim, tall blonde seems to spend a great deal of time driving her tan .Plymouth, she also takes an interest in school activities, especially sports. It is rumored that she prefers the class of '36. . STANLEY IARVIS Collectors' Club 1215 French Club 1315 Slide Rule Club 13, 415 Catalyst Stanley Jarvis of Sutton, Sosman, and Jarvis, Inc., is one of our most prom- ising future naval architects. Stan plans to prepare for such an illustrious career at the Webb School of Marine Design in New York. He is a staunch adwfocate of an impregnable national defense. twenty-nine

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ROBERT HOPE DOROTHY HUDSON twenty-eight IACQUIN HOLMES Senior Play Committee 141, Glee Club 13, 415 Soccer 131. Jackie is a girl who has an abundance of pep at all times. Her winning smile has won her many friends, all of whcm are envious of her trip to Florida this summer. Her interests in sports vary from skating in the wintcr to bicycling in the summer. We understand that she likes to hitch-hike when her legs get tired from pumping the bicycle. Senior Play Committee 141, Football 131g Swimming Team 12, 3, 41. Little Hope is quite a man about town. With a ready smile, and a twinkle around the eyes, Bob always has a running commentary for the benefit of his neighbors in classes who enjoy his dry humor. He was captain of our B squad and excels in swimming and diving. DORIS HOTZE Home Room Chairman 121, Academic Committee 131, Nominating Committee 131, Mask and Mime 1413 Library Council 12, 31, Community Fair 1313 Christmas Pageant 1415 Senior Play 141, Mask and Mime Play 131. While humorous, capable Hotzie's main diversion is week-end trips to Lehigh where beer is the favorite beverage, her favorite drink is coca cola, which she sips at the Candy Kitchen with her pals, Connie, Boz, and Hewie. IEAN ETTE HUBBARD Annual 1415 French Club 12, 31, Latin Club 12, 315 Library Council 12, 3, 413 Literary Club 13, 41, Glee Club 13, 415 G. A. C. 1419 Senior Play 141, Girls' Gym Program 12, 3, 41. Our 5' 9 little Rosario is a familiar and cherished class celebrity. Whatever it may be, plays, musical functions, athletics, committees, or scholarship, Jeanne shows her capability. Jeanette conceals romantic attachments, but we'll bet she doesn't stay home every Saturday night. Program Committee 1215 Weather Vane 12, 3, 413 Annual 13, 41g Spanish Club 13, 413 Literary Club 13, 41, Art Club 12, 3, 413 Photoplay Club 1315 Mask and Mime 1213 Tennis 12, 3, 413 Creative Writing Club 12, 3, 415 Gym Program 131. This shy, dreamy blonde is renowned not only for her ability to wield a paint brush, but also for her literary talent. She is always cheerful when the mercury drops low enough to enable her to give vent to her passion for ice skating. SUSAN HULINGS Senior Play Committee 141, Annual 1415 French Club 12, 315 Latin Club 1213 Mask and Mime 12, 415 Soccer 1313 Badminton 131. If Sue ever misses her daily coke, 'hands in her homework on Monday morning, or tells an intelligent joke, anything can happen. Although she struggles vainly with her allowance, she doesn't mind Bills. Foreign corres- pondence, search for lost articles, and stage make-up occupy much of laughing Sue's time.

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'H r' GRACE IOHNSON Academic Committee 1235 Senior Day 1435 Weather Vane 1435 Annual 1435 Soccer 1233 Baseball 12, 33, Volleyball 1235 Community Fair 133, Senior Play 143. Johncie is one who never does her homework but always comes out on top. Her sense of humor has won for her many friends. If you want a joke ap- preciated, tell it to Johncie and she will howl. Her favorite sports are roller skating and sl Ed ing. ARTHUR IUDSUN Catalyst Club 143. Art, who is one of our fairly studious seniors, aspires to become a spitter on pencils. No doubt, there will be no competition in this field. One of his chief interests is model boat building. Ask him about his catamaran if you wish to hear a monologue. MARGARET IOHNSTONE Financial Committee 133g Spanish Club 12, 33, Mask and Mime 12, 333 Literary Club 1435 Hockey 12, 3, 433 Basketball 12, 3, 435 Soccer 12, 333 Badminton 133. Mention Ebbtizle or horseback riding, and Pussy will be 05. Her many achievements include square-dancing and the Susy-Q and her main interests lie in Rutgers. Margaret is often seen with her bulldog, Sal, at the Y, but her summers are spent at Lavalette. MARY KANE Typing Club 13, 43, Hockey 133, Soccer 13, 43, Basketball 143. One of the more quiet seniors, Mary, a grand person, is always willing to help a fellow classmate. An efficient member of the Typing Club, she is sure to succeed in her chosen career, that of secretary. Her intimate friends con- Hded that she is the possessor of the high-pitched giggle. thirty PAULINE IOURDAN Coming from Champagne, Illinois, it is no wonder that Pauline effervescesg in fact, she is in a perpetual state of effervescence. Known for her continuous chatter, she has also made quite an im- pression with her cheery smile. We hope that her ambitions to be a school teach- er will be realized. 3 GRACE KEETS The friends of this diifident young girl always get a great kick out of seeing her blush when they tease her. Grace, the possessor of a sweet face piquantly dotted with freckles, is the envy of many girls and the adored of several boys. She is hopefully looking forward to a thoroughly good time when school days are finally finished.