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

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WINIFRED DERCE Class Secretary (2) ; Senior Play Committee (4 ; Cheer Squad i2 ; Red Cross 3»; Latin Club I3 ; Mask and Mime Club 12. 31; Jr. Aux. (2. 3. 41 ; Sports 12. 3). Distinguished is definitely the word for this peppy senior who’s always starting some new fad. It’s said that Winnie has a weakness for fuzzy mittens, bowling, and two lunch periods per day. This gal didn't even let the sugar shortage get her down. ELIZABETH EASTERBROOKS Library Council (2. 3). Elizabeth, one of those perennially cheerful souls who can soothe the most savage disposition, is always ready with a smile and the latest gossip. She’ll make you remember that old song. Somebody Loves Me. Since she is usually first to arrive and last to leave on every occasion, she is entrusted with many tasks, for everyone knows her dependability. Her favorite amusement is theatre trips. ALAN EBERSOLE Band (2. 3. 4) ; Football »2. 31; Orchestra 13 ; Track (3) ; Softball (2. 3. 4). Alan is synonymous with drums —remember him beating out Mr. Ingram’s Bolero at the annual Band Concert5 His second-best talent is turning on that come hither smile , and they do come! It’s pretty hard to ruffle Al’s smooth personality, but don't try it—he’s quite a sharpshooter. Look out Krupa—you've some competition here! 4 » CORDON ECERT Football (2, 3, W4) ; Basketball (2. 3. 41. This stalwart tackle is talented on a basketball floor, too. As for baseball, he’s only waiting for a contract The Admiral and General Sherman commute regularly between here and Elizabeth A rare inclination for physics and a passion for tall tales combine to make Davey O one of the great and noble of our senior class. FRANK EPPS Tennis (Manager 2, W3. W4 ; Football (41 ; Slide Rule Club (21. One of those happy-go-lucky fellows who somehow manage to do the right thing at the right time. Frank has an indefinable something about him that wins him many friends. Recognized by his award sweater, earned after three busy years as tennis manager, or by that certain blonde at his side. Frank’s also the man for that ticklish physics problem. BEVERLY FISCHER Finance Committee (2. 3 ; Red Cross (2) ; Spanish Club (2. 3, 4 ; Mask and Mime (2, 3, 4) ; Girls’ Sports (2). Smooth and sophisticated Bev is an ardent rooter among ardent rooters at basketball, football, and baseball games. She has a fondness for those nice clothes that accent her tall, dark good looks. Her happiest hours are those spent between classes when she is interrupted only by Mr Gesner. • 25

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JEAN DAVIS Orchestra (2, 3, 4) ; Mask and Mime (2, 31 ; Cheer Squad (3, 4) ; Art Club (4) ; Spring Sports 2. 3); Spanish Club (3). One of the most talented and vivacious seniors. Jeannie with the dark brown hair” left us at Christmas time for one and only one. Her beautiful smile brightened the already bright football season, and as an artist and as first violinist in the orchestra, jean is not forgotten. NANCY DAVIS Chorus 21 ; Spanish Club (3. 4) ; Catalyst (4) ; Basketball (2). Having a simply wild time is Nancy’s prime delight. “School work should be done in school” is her motto, as she prefers to wait until she gets there to start her homework. Nothing seems to ruffle her serene spirit. She originally came from Cranford, and she still has quite a few interests there Tell us about it sometime. Nancy ROBERT DELLO RUSSO Football (2. 3. W4) ; Track (2). Mr. Freeman’s pet name for let-terman Bob is Tommy Harmon because of his powers on our undefeated football squad. Bob likes to tinker with motors and can really put them together again. We hear he is an owner of a jalopy” which is inclined to whiz around town. Because of his unquenchable pep, Bob is rumored to be the cause of various teachers’ greying hair. PHYLLIS DENNY Finance Committee (31; Girls' Sports (2, 3, 4) ; Mask and Mime (4) ; Honor Society 3. 4); Spanish Club 3, 4); French Club (21 ; Literary Club (41 ; Annual. Possessing that rare combination of outstanding scholastic ability and a pleasant, friendly nature, Phil has made an envious record in her class and after-school activities She is always first to engage in new and interesting projects, giving them the benefit of her unfailing industry. RICHARD DENNY Academic Committee (4) ; Hi's Eye 2, 4) ; Annual; Hi-Y 3, 4); Honor Society (3. President 4) ; Mask and Mime 41 ; Slide Rule Club (2) ; Track (3). The genial president of the Honor Society and sports editor of the Hi’s-Eye devotes lots of time to studies, but more to fun. The originator of the engineer’s hat fad. he's a favorite egg-signer. We hear that track calls him in a big way. jEANNE DENS Academic Committee 2 ; G.A.C. 2. 3 ; Art Club (4) ; Mask and Mime (4) ; Hockey 3. 4); Aerial Tennis (2, 3); Modern Dance (2). Slim, sun-tanned jean is distinguished by her smooth clothes, shining blond hair, and ready smile. She is one of those who take great pleasure in driving all over the countryside in the family bus. The athletic type, jean has enjoyed her chosen sports, aerial tennis, modern dance, and hockey. 24 •

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SUZANNE FISCHER Chorus (3, 41; Mask and Mime 12 ; French Club 2); Photoplay Club 13) ; Girls’ Spring Sports (2. 3). Sue is an obliging person who makes you reproach yourself for being a bore when you thought you were doing all right. Her giggle can be recognized anywhere, and it’s usually accompanied by some mighty pretty patter. Favorite pastimes are recording her friends' voices and helping to run a one hundred and four acre farm. BEVERLY FLEMING Weather Vane 12, 3. 4) ; Hi’s Eye (2, 3); C.A.C. (2); Cho.r (3, 41; Academic Committee 2 ; Spring Sports 2. 3. 4) ; Typing Club 13, Secretary 4). “Bev. a gal who’s oodles of fun, is well liked by all. one in particular. A Point Pleasanter in the summer, she acquires a smooth coat of tan. This pleasant girl, who’s neat in her work and appearance. will surely go far in the business world. jUANITA FRAZEE Band 12, 3) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Chorus 14). Accomplished Juanita traces her ancestry back to “Aunt Betty F razee'' of Revolutionary War fame. Her favorite recreation is roller-skating and she is one of Westfield High’s best in that line. For two years, Juanita was out there in front of the band as drum majorette, but this year she has chosen to distinguish herself at home as a seamstress MADO GASTON Weather Vane 3. Editor-m-Chief 4) ; Annual; French Club (2, 3. 4) ; Jr. Aux. 13. 4) ; Catalyst Club (4) ; Writers' Club 121; Sports (2, 3); Honor Society 13, 41. Famous for her clever wit, her literary works, and her collection of cute pms, Mado has a spicy personality which is an asset to any group. Her poetry and devastating repartee are well known, as are her handwriting and artistic temperament. Middlebury’s gain is our loss. MARY ELLA FLETCHER Writers’ Club (2, 3, President 41; Literary Club 13. President 4) ; Jr Aux. 4) ; Art Club 14) ; French Club (2, 3) ; Mask and Mime 12, 3, 4) ; Sports (2, 3). Pres dent of two literary organizations and “mudpie” enthusiast who aspires to sculp”. Marty is an official member of the Wide Smile and Sunshine Club. With an active and sincere interest in everything, Marty lets nothing daunt her, from dabbling in paint to composing a poem. NAN CATES Band (2. 3, 4) ; Girls’ Sports (2, 3, 4) ; Service Club (4) ; Mask and Mime 2) ; Forum Club 13) ; Latin Club (2). She is agile in sports and this field is her goal! Besides being the A-l horn-player in the W.H.S. band. Nan has ability as a dancer, more specifically in her hula and conga. Punning is a favorite pastime of Nan’s. Just mention Rutgers and watch her eyes light up. 26 •