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

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ESTELLE AIM When Sweet Pea is present you're sure to have a good time, as she's the life of every party. While describing one, she may frequently be heard saying, lt was a panic! What will enliven cheer assemblies when Estelle is gone? .WW PAT AKERS Pat's smooth personality and good looks are unusual. Widely traveled, Pat came back to us after living in Cuba. Her sophisticated charm sometimes gives way to an in- fectious giggle, but for inside information on this gal, you must go up 20,000 feet. 7-, ix , l '.:a:4tt -Q X X X nf I -s ll M -lt f J 1' l' l f .... 1 at l ll ll tif WMM fx'1 ' l il We lfiil ff TT' l IAMES ALEXANDER Well-liked by all who know him, jim is one of our more studious and cooperative seniors. Although much of his time is spent keeping Whelan's going, this quiet lad finds time to play Santa Claus to fellow workers and unfortunates. PEGGY ANDERSON A dark-haired beauty of the Class of '45, Peggy has a sense of hu- mor all her own. We won't forget her superb hockey game or her brief emoting with a potted plant in the senior play. WILLIAM ANDREWS A mighty mountain of a man, Bill - Porky to his numerous pals- was always ready to replace any three on loe's team. Conversations are enriched and cigarette stocks depleted by his fund of jokes both old and new. WILLIAM APPLETON One of the newer members of ou class, Bill joined us from Bristol Pennsylvania. Preferring to call ev erybody Oscar, this would-bi biographer of Nevius keeps all as sociates happy with flashy ties ant witty remarks, much to Miss Bord ner's dismay. t, ii W, P X is l E i 'z Ji li l l If 4, 2

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Betty Sue Eat Meat Alice and friends Mary Marilyn and Ellen Hollywood 6' Vine Cav Gentlemen, be seated SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS President .................................. Donald Brown Vice-President ..........,... Charles Frankenbach Secretary .......... ..... M arjory Stephenson Treasurer ...... .......... W illiam Clfmild Adviser ...... .......... M r. Warner 9. lay Nan Margie Pat and Peg Nancy and Doris Sleighride in july w -:naught- i.au-na. p 1,.a

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CAROL ARMSTRONG Carol is a vivacious girl with gleam- ing bronze locks and a flashing smile. For three years she has been an enthusiastic participant in many school activities. Carol's choice for the future ranges from pounding the keys to flying the QUENTIN ARMSTRONG Monk is one of the bulwarks of our class, making up in drive and energy what he may lack in height. This diminutive dynamo is noted for marks consistently above aver- age and an ancient Chevy con- stantly requiring attention. DONALD AYERS Donnie will live in our hallowed hall of fame through his trumpet stylings, cartoons, and serious act- ing. Even if old Satchmo' never quite made the National Honor Society, a sharp sense of humor won the friendship of everyone who knows him. dz .,E- ?j an xv: ooh Lg 0 airways. NANCY BARKER A lot of jabberirig and laughing at the back of the room denotes pretty Nancy, settling the affairs of state. A fine pianist, she is much envied for her skill. We should feel lost without this hu- morous, enthusiastic, opinionated miss. innngnn-mmiiwifaimze-12-.7 if ,.'- 7 f - -mmazwaffimmwse. fb 1 lx J XT b JL' ' O ,J v 'A i 11 A 4 ix J, ' le-: if be ' A ff ' rj' ,rf 'll' 1 'Mi M ' ff gf! ' ,lf 'ik f 'iq A t Q, ' E3 f ll l ,,, x Z 1 X si-LU fl 1. - ,, ll NMA , f a - I ' ff i WVVX l V39 'V , l L L ll ,Ti l if i ii N 991 sri sf it l ' ' 'V' X -7 r 1 wm2'mffaaaa2uc. l f f' ,rn CATHERINE BARNETT That incessant giggle is just Bun- ny bubbling over again. This popular senior has her more seri- ous side, too, and has earned her position as a favorite senior because of her scintillating per- sonality, dependability, knowledge, and loyalty to her school. DONALD BARRETT Friendly, popular Don, appearing to be quiet, is a nice addition to any crowd. This diver par excellence for our swimming team is very much interested in tne Naval Air Corps. Here's hoping for a suc- cessful future for this deserving fellow. 'lo