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

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SALLY BOCART Sally, the girl with one hundred nicknames, wreaks havoc with those big brown shoebutton eyes. A definite individualist, she bright- ens our moments in her company, as she is ever painting sunsets or making pungent comments on Home Nursing, in an argument! BHSK E' 90 EDWIN BOXILL Our class authority on things Brit- ish, Ed has innumerable uncles in England's armed forces, and is al- ways ready to inform us of any phase of English life. An ardent Yankee fan, Ed is sure to be a success in the Navy. VXSITOR PEHNOD iAME5 B05'i'WiCK I BETSY BOWDEN TF! In this amiable character are the Bel5Y 'S the Smooth l'l'l'l,e blonde makings of a great physician. His who Chew? aV'dlY- ls lh'5 Oh? of H' i usual dig,-iiiy, coinage of additions her attractions for that dark-haired e to English, quick wit, and full pack AAF man? This Ye-3 l5 Clf19mlSl 'Y gf Philip Morris have won him genius, she keeps all the girls ask- many friends. Try to out-talk him 'DE qU9?T'0n5- The Cadet NUVSS y Corps will have quite an addition. li. 1 :- 24 Fe' I f f l lf, i X X A i fx I 6 'K ' i N ' bf ,-. , M' 4, 142311 fc! 1 X . MARGARET BRADY Brady is one of the friendliest girls in school and she gets our vote when it comes to a personality poll. Hg.,g,1 He.Qua.1 MARVIN BRAGER W. H, S. would certainly be mo- Thanks, Brady, for helping all of us with our troubles and good luck in teaching dramatics and speech. notonous without Moe around. His ready laugh and businesslike attitude will be a great help in his intended vocation, pharmacy. Moe's zealous activities in Scouting have led to his appointment as an As- sistant Scoutmaster.

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'40, l ii .,..tg...l I Us Q DORIS BENNlNGER One of the ablest commercial stu- dents, Doris is a necessity on the annual staff. She plays the trom- bone in the band and in a home GEORGE BERKE Dilettante of the arts, military an- alyst, and authority on physiology, Gotham's night life, literature, and contemporary American music of the improvised variety, our George will some day astound the civilized world. Hope you hit that wild blue yonder, kid. ROBERT BERRY Able co-captain of the swimming team, Bob was seen at every prac- tice of the season driving his co- horts to death from exhaustion. Knowing the success he assured every venture assumed, we guar- antee this admirable humorist ad- vancement in the Merchant Marine. I NGE BLU EMMEL j V trio. Among the sweetest girls in f scholol, shed be missed by 1 f 63C ers an S U en S. A A L . X . GX if ',- x ' ' , 'X- ' 5 rfQUl I i 2 fx hull xl - -A r' f' ' - ig E bf sg N-- '-nul 'Rollo-ix GERALD BLOUNT Glass magician, jerry is well known for his card tricks and pocket thimbleg indeed, he was star in the Magician's Tent at the Gom- munity Fair. ln the Forum Club jerry will talk for hours upon the evils of the New Deal. Baby blue-eyed Inge has a mania for horses, rides them, and collects pictures of our iron-shod friends. Duluth and a certain cfo PM ad- dress are other interests. An able scout leader, she will surely suc- ceed in her chosen profession of physiotherapy. MARY BETH BOCKIUS Beth is one of our class's most brilliant students, as proved by her membership in the National Honor Society. Although much of her time is spent on the telephone, she still manages to spread her cheery smile to all.

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RUTH BRAUNSDORF See inimitable Ruthie in action on the stage! She's heading for a career in radio dlramatics, where we hope to see Table Scene in television. When not rehearsing, Rufus is found at the piano, victrola, or someone's hen party. PHYLLIS BRINKMAN PhyI, the sincerest of friends, has as a main interest a certain quarterback from Roselle. How- ever, composing for the Hl'S-EYE, CHARLES BROTHERTON One of the better-looking members of the class, Chuck, the cynic, derives his income from operating a switchboard, His friendly man' ner has attracted a large circle of admirers. Although a confirmed bachelor, he is popular with both boys and girls. and working faithfully on senior A Q 'W writeups also interest her. This capable gal loves sports and excels K6 ,R J in them. C' . Q1 ,t 4 f Av ' sa' wi Q Q7 Q -.WS A of ll , 5 0 f-' 1 was K' If l vm LN A K ,I 3 6-15 r' 'X W I l f l X ' ' ll li 'T 'iii is 010 DONALD BROWN Our handsome class president is a hard and untiring worker who sticks to the job to the bitter end. Musically minded, Don sings in the double quartet and plays the trombone in the Squires, while everyone else dances the night away. EDWARD BROWN Although Ted seems to be taciturn, a friendly personality lies con- cealed. His favorite pastimes seem to be hunting, fishing, ice skating, shooting pool, and fixing that '33 Plymouth, which takes all of Ted's mechanical ability to keep running. . 'aalwwmzwgii if aw' t--fi . if ffm . :- t - .1 w -:s-- -ff lANET BROWN Unruffled janet, moving quietly among the screaming females in the halls, is one of our nicest class- mates. She is dependable, even in a tin drive, and will surely succeed in her ambition to be a nurse. What lucky patients! l l 3 is 3 Ei i .s fs, fi: at ., imtewuat E s l 5 ill 3