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

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JEAN CAMERON Service Club (3, 4) ; French Club (3, 4) ; Mask and Mime Club (3. 4); Catalyst Club (4) ; Writers' Club (4) ; Honor Society (4) ; Hockey (4) ; Annual. A happv smile, an encouraging word, that needed pin, typify jean. She thrives on the distinguished honor roll and a diet of detective novels. Jean efficiently heads the Service Club hospitality committee. We predict success for this clever young lady in her chosen field of writing. COLEMAN CLARK Band (2, 3. 4) ; French Club (4) ; Wrestling (2, 3). A terror on the highways. Coney will be hard hit by the tire rationing. He and his characteristic good humor are active academically and socially. This authority on Model T Fords and physics is the cause of that furor among the younger set. He takes very little seriously except his future in engineering, which seems to be bright. MARCUERITE CARTER Hi’s Eye 14) ; French Club (2, 3. 4) ; Library (2. 3) ; Mask and Mime (4) ; Chorus 13) ; Girls' Sports 2, 3. 4) . With a smooth track ahead, Margie, our easy blusher, has settled down to the task of making people forget she once wore pigtails. In between she slaves on journalism and gobbles adventure books. She's a sports enthusiast and an ardent Dodger fan. Incidentally, she is extremely fond of cats. MARY CLASS Mask and Mime (2. 3, 4) ; Red Cross 12, 3) ; French Club (2, 3, 4) ; Library Council 12. 3) ; Latin Club (3, 4). Here is a girl that isn't afraid of work. Although taking five major subjects, she is president of the Epworth League and chairman of the costume committee of the Mask and Mime. She likes to spend her spare time reading novels or taking long walks Incidentally. Mary loves to go to the movies! WILLIAM CESARZ Archaeology Club (2, 3, 4). Bill is the outstanding bachelor of the class although the girls have done their best. He is also one of our busiest students, insinuating his catching personality (inevitably accompanied by a smile) into everything. Pet hobbies are Boy Scouts, talking up the New York Giants, and inventing machines that will make him a million dollars. Conscientious in math and other studies, Bill will make good. LOIS COMRIE Class Secretary (3) ; Honor Society (4) ; Senior Play Committee (4) ; Jr. Aux. (2, 3, Secretary 4) ; Cheer Squad (3, 4) ; G.A.C. (2, 3, 4) ; Girls’ Sports 12, 3. 4). Moron, noted for her painless jokes, contributed much of her charm and vivaciousness to our A-l cheer squad. The rest she cheerfully scatters among her myriad friends and countless activities. Academically and athletically there are few to top her—in fact—she’s our idea of super . 22 •

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BARBARA BUTCHER Senior Play Cast; Cheer Squad 2. 3, Co-Captain 4) ; Annual; Weather Vane 2. 3) ; Honor Society 13. 4); Jr. Aux 13. 4) ; Red Cross 2. 3, 4) ; G.A.C. 14) ; Sports. The outstanding sports star5 The cheer captain? The actress? School physicist? Authoress? Belle of the ball? Yes, Babs is all these things and more She. contrary to all rules, excels in everything she does, and is also one of the school's popular glamour-pusses |EAN BUTZ French Club (2, 3, 4 ; Spanish Club (3, 4) ; Mask and Mime Club (2. 3, 4) ; Service Club (41; Photoplay Club •President 3 ; Band (4) ; Girls' Sports 12. 3, 4). Her gay vivacity, her pep. the sparkle in her bonnie brown eyes make Jean a dazzling oasis in a desert of gloom to her numerous friends We admire the zest with which she toots her clarinet in the band and her brother's sax at home). CONCETTA CACCHIONE Spanish Club (2); Modern Dance (2, 3). Connie is probably the most experienced secretary in the class. Almost every afternoon she can be found working hard for either Boss Tolliver or for the Weather Vane staff. She also has a bent toward sewing and might even make that her vocation. It is always a pleasure to work with a person who is at the same time so dependable and so much fun. AUSTIN CALLAWAY H.-Y (3. 4) ; Football 2. 3. W4) ; Basketball (2. 3. 4) ; Baseball 13). Carmen,” or Gruesome.'' as he is known to his fans, is the famous blue-eyed center who really came through in a big way this year with our eleven old men . This tall, easy - going likeable guy brightens up that corner of 101 which is reserved for men only. What makes him so exclusive5 JULIE CALVERT French Club (2. 3) ; Latm Club (4) ; Library Council (2) ; Mask and Mime 12. 3, 4) ; Chorus 3, 4) ; Honor Society 13, 4) ; Girls' Sports (2. 3). Sweet, piquant, graceful Julie, that whirling dervish of the ballroom, is a whiz m all her subjects. Although petite, she vigorously defends the glory of Penn State. Backstage she is handy with pins and encouragement. Yes, Julie is a priceless friend and a valued acquaintance. FRASER CAMERON Finance Committee (2) ; Service Club 3. 4) ; Chess Club '2. 3, 4) ; Forum (3, 4) ; Photoplay 12) ; Track (2). Fuzzy”, as he is called for obvious reasons, is well known in this small spot of learning. He's the backbone of the chess team, a staunch supporter of the Forum and an aspiring member of the track team. His noble ways, his winning smile, and his picturesque phrases are delightful • 21

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ALAN BRUCE CONLIN. )R. Senior Play Committee (4) ; Catalyst Club 4 ; Guidance Committee 14) ; Spanish Club (4); Football (2, 3) Bruce is one of the more serious members of our somewhat “slap-happy” class. Though quite a Student, he’s Still trying to figure out what he's doing in “solid . Perhaps that’s Miss Hewitt's secret. Bruce, though properly licensed, has no end of trouble obtaining that nifty blue “Zephyr.” Don’t we all? POLLY CORNINC Red Cross (2) ; Spanish Club '2. 3) ; Mask and Mime Club 2. 3. 4) ; Finance Committee (2) ; Girls’ Sports 12. 3. 4) Always full of chatter and ready for a laugh, Polly has buried her real name, Marion, so deep that few people know it exists. You’ll generally find her munching a sandwich after school at the Candy Kitchen or talking on the phone. Where could all those flowers come from? WILLIAM CONNELLEE Class Vice-President (4); Class Committees 12) ; Hi-Y Club 3. 4) ; Defense Council 4) ; Football (2, 3); Swimming »2, 3. 4). Bill, who |ust cannot be convinced that V P I shouldn't have gone to the Rose Bowl, is as dependable as he is popular. His interests run to the Hi-Y and the Y nata-tonum. Caught in the right mood. Bill can be persuaded to show you those super parodies on current songs. |EAN CUPITT Weather Vane 3. 4' . Annual; jr. Aux. (3, 4) ; Honor Society (3. 4) ; Literary Club 'Secretary 4» ; Art Club 41 ; French Club (2. 4) ; Girls’ Sports (2. 4). Being extremely capable. Jean can write an essay or a poem, create a poster or translate de Maupassant as easily as she can develop a fit of giggles She’s a member of the National Honor Society, an indication of her intellectual capacities, and moreover, she’s a wonderful friend. JAMES CONRAD Collectors’ Club «3, Vice-President 4) ; Sl.de Rule Club (3) ; H.-Y 13. 4» ; Band 12. 3. 4) ; Chorus 12, 3. 4) ; Swimming 12. 3. 4) ; Football (2). Singing, playing his tuba and studying mineralogy take up most of Jim’s time except that devoted to the young ladies. This good-looking lad, who has already crashed the model business, gets where he's going, but have you ever seen him get there on time? CILBERT DANNEHOWER Senior Play Cast; Literary Club ’4) . Athletic Council i3 ; Football 12. 3. W4 ; Baseball 2, 3. W4l ; Basketball (2). Always smiling and always adlib-bing, Gibby is the comedian of the sen.or class On the football field, Gib leaves behind his clowning tactics and concentrates on doing a terrific job at tackle We hate to mention it, but how about the Chug - a - Luggers? Nice going. G D • 23