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

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GUNGA MGCDUFP' DINZI. IN ACTION 25 CENT HASH CLASS SCIENTIST 18

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Cfaaao 1947 WILLIAM H. WARNER e ine Class of lQ4l, wisn to express our sinceres W . . deepest appreciation for his untiring efforts in our behalf, leadership, and for his genuine and practical advice in functions, to our class adviser Mr William H Warner, With the arrival of Iune 21, the senior class of 1941 bids farewell to Westfield High School, taking memories and leaving ones that will not soon be forgotten. Many differ- ent personalities and interests go to make up this group. Some are scholars, some, athletes, many are both. Scientists, roman- ticists, egoists, altruists, all form a unit, the Class of f4l. This class is perhaps most re- nowned for its friendliness, for everyone de- sires to be on good terms with everyone else. The class excels in every form of athletics, t g'a' 'A ae arc for his inspirzng anl of our class and in scholarship, too, it compares favor- ably with the high standards set by other graduating classes. The members do, it must be admitted, enjoy having a good time a bit too much for their own good. Still, the philosophy of enjoying life while they can is not such a bad one. Class President, lim Kane, Vice-President, lack Rogers, Secretary, lackie Clark, and Treasurer, Iim Wilcox, to- gether with Committee Chairmen Edward Wittke, Ioan McCarthy, Murray Parizeau, Ruth Barker, and Ellen Leet, have done their best to make this a most successful year.

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NINHH HIIHY-ll INTO THE FUTURE PHYSICS STUDENT SADIE HAWKIYIS DAY RED CROSS VOLUNTEER 19