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

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BRUCE BROWN One of '44's greatest athletic stars, Bruce has exceuled on the gruduron and baseball duamond. Detinutely suave and well dressed, he is at his best on the dance tloor. Bruces ever ready wisecracks and hard.y subtle humor brighten any gathering GEORGE BROWN lts smart to go to school says George after more than a years flung un the busuness world However he frequently returns to New York t roam about wuth hus chuef pal Pat Football and hukung have been hus favorute pastumes JEAN BROWN A symphony un brown us thus pretty luttle gurl wuth the gallant brothers Her summer experuences un the busu ness world fascunated jean so that she aspures to a busuness career Her warm greetungs and fruendly smule wull wun her many fruends ELIZABETH BUCHANAN A muxture of humor brauns and beauty can be found un thus all around gurl Eluzabeth Her sunny dsposutuon her sense of responsubuluty and her wullungness to work keep her un de mand un all actuvutues Such persever ance and effucuency deserve success 'LIZL G5 P5422 x'4' ...2EE... -2211 L l lS'i. S1il 'IQ , QQ ,- 11- '9 X Mlmuu Lvbf QA faaf CLIFFORD BULL Thus strong armed southpaw athlete the only three letter man un the school us known for hus feats un foot ball basketball and baseball Actuve un the DeMoIay and Natuonal Athletuc Scholarshup Socuety Cluff luvens up many a dull class M244 L07 HELEN BUSCHMANN Helen us that tall blonde who IS always un the rught place at the rught fume She tolerates one weakness counculs Her sweet dusposutuon and pleasurug smule wull wun her many fruends at East Stroudsburg State Teachers Col lege un Pennsylvanua . C u 'E H ' I' u . , 1 - yup Q - , - O i A - V - .. .. I, V I u - , I l u . l u , . . l . 1 A u - u , n . ' I .. , . . . . , l - n, ,u 7 t,uu f1f:,2f-'ig ,MQQEWQM f v 1 ff 5 I , f 4 , - ,f 'J X ' . D I A - , f' T f: . ' . . . ' v ' 1 ' , if k ' . . . . . ,-' A f 4 - N , A - v 6 It u, ' Q Ss: N V ' ' f T? -

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x K 2 Wmnm 6:0 ri 'JD QD.: 'sziix 13 'ilsll vw ll L45 c......A. ELINOR BOVIT A dimple in the chin and the Devil within is the proverb that El h s proved to be true Her naturally curly hair frames a smile that has won her many friends and her wit has yet to be challenged BETSY ANN BOWDEN Ebullient rs the word for Betz From which one? we asked when DUNBAR BIRNIE Under his shock ot naturally curly hair this seasoned Boy bcout pos ses es plenty of brain matter Al though he is inclined towards reti C nce his opinions are well respected by his many friends The State Guard and the Boy Scouts occupy h s leisure she shrieks A letter' Always in a d ther and on the go to establish more Bowden traditions she will prob ably reform the nursing profession rather than be reformed MIRIAM BRACE Bubble about to burst-thats Mimi. A giggle a groan a whistle shes Miss Personality Plus! She s tops both as mistress of the keyboard and the kitchen. Keeping her supplied with signs and booby pr'zes is a trial to her friends. MARCIA BREARLEY 'Marty,' that lucky girl with the natur lly curly hair, lrish eyes, and sg a d idevotion to her brother, wasg' 'A ', a native of Trenton. She an- 'L J. pa training at Mercer Hospital, X Q soothing manner will soothe J' .f c a fevered brow JK- :vs xxx, if as., ,rsrfiffaig A., , ,riff 'Ego-A fe lf?fJfl lhsglfgoisie 'G- rl CEOR'GE BLOUNF jeep' knowrf fo his teachersfas George is the boy with a read smile and a snappy answer 'Much of his time is spent tinkeringfwith his jalopy and working around the gas station Ask him about fixing the car 'off' 'r 4 , f 2- -kk wi- ggi t ! , , f ' 1 ,Kris i. K- , , if if 0 f V, . rl, 'Q-'G ' 'jr l! sf ' lf 'ff v Fin- as ill x ' V ' f , '15 :ll-llll Pr- i H . l 4:5 ' X , , ' '. . 55 ,ff 2 lhll, A' r I ' , 1 ' 2 1 'N lib L. 5 . . . ' .i . i - - I V - if ' l' I ' M 54' sf2fJl7lll lilly l f F7 at 'l ff A 5' ay 1 Reef: ' , . 1 ' if 960 A L lil 11 A 'f ' a7, , ,Q itil L06 l i get

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PHIL BYRNE Phul swummung champ and lufe guard us known for hus happy go lucky na ture and comfortable dress Although he spends many spare moments toot ung the clarunet or sax he stull funds ANNETTE CARDILLO Roller skatung and dancung are Butchs favorute actuvutues but she wou d rather entertaun gobs of peo ple Annettes pleasung personaluty and pleasant dsposutuon attract both her one amoutuon us ask her N 100 ELF 4 lg Q A ki lfzw 5 u l 101 Rtf ia. MlLLICENT CAULFIELD Had Muulue lett W H S at the end of january tor the Navy Nurse Corps room IO3 wou d have seemed vacant and lonesome Although dramarucs claumed much of her tme she st ll managed to engage un aquatuc sports and take un tuckets PATRICIA CAULFIELD Vuvacuous facetuous and always unto thungs thats Pat Although she us the bane of all teachers exustences wuth her contunual chatter she s a stumulant for her fruends As chaur man of the M 6' M propertues com muttee she wull not be forgotten HOWARD CHRISTIAN Howard who dusplays consuderable profucuency un trombone tootung and rvory tucklung us a zealous band and Chess Club member Hus freely dus pensed wealth of unformatuon makes hum an asset to any conversatuon no matter what the subuect may be ALBERT CHRONE Short of stature but large of heart descrubes Albue From one end of the year to the other all that one hears from hum us basketball ln hus off moments Crontz us usually to be found teachung swumrnung at the Y l CHI, N, 1 qsuky if X fu-,l 74 fall. Rfffm ut A A' -' lf . , , . . V Y 4 ' K W f ' . W- '- y- f lil, uf fa l . , . . - ' l .4 fx XX' time to be Yhe SD3fk'PlllS of llls Cl-355 sexes and make her lite a party, but ' l K ll e fo . 7 'Z l f My 3 A WT 1 X y' -ng. lf! l f f T 'TT' .K an-ut? M - ' , , 4, fr , . , . , , . . ' i 'ow T T ' T - :R X . - . . , . Q A - U - :X b K . D . , Q