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

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DONALD ENCESSER SALLY EVANS Famous for her clear, beautiful voice, clever Sally occasionally de- lights us with a solo. Her chic JOAN EWART Thoughtful, efficient, neat and fun-loving describe joan. She is a valuable friend at all times. Prac- tically all her summers are spent working and sailing at Lavalette. We are glad that she decided to remain with us this year. appearance enhanced her smooth portrayal of Lorraine in the senior Adept at denting fenders and wrenching his knee, Engy spends leisure time playing basketball, fishing, and attending C.A.P. He possesses a host of friends, an en- gaging personality, and a winning smile not advantageously caught here by the camera. play. Who knows?-we may be hearing her over the radio soon. ' ' X 6QyQ,w,f'Qf' V , I lOHN FELL Blessed with the thankless task of concocting this yearbook, john has shown his characteristic will- ingness to tackle difficult jobs. A connoisseur of pure jazz and an amateur photographer, Shelby C. is also famous for his so-called automobile. 1 x1 L Qfffw ll , , L ff- 'ff , 'V i,z :f X X , ,i t NS if at ,ll i p f 3, t I l l X . l, K :tx X gl l fx, I ' F l ,ff 2 L- i lf' 7 x f ' ill! ll ig - t 5 Y it ' '---es. g W ANN FIADINO BILL FIELDMAN . Shining black curls and big brown Mouse' is one of our peppiest af-'hlvffhiia eyes belong to Fifi. lf someone calls her jean by mistake, we shall understand. She likes not only a certain black convertible land its driverl but sailors also. By the way, don't forget I949. athletic boys. He was a lifeguard at Point Pleasant and is known for beautiful diving and swimming. He drives a smooth Studebaker sedan and he has a wicked way with the girls. 150

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LOUISE DEITZ A zestful lover of the out-of- doors, Deitzie spends her sum- mers at camp. Also having a flair for piano playing, to which the Duchess will readily testify, this ambitious girl will soon liven up the freshman class at some college. jANE DENS Peppy, vivacious, and beautifully blonde, Densie is loved by ev- eryone, but with a special ardor by a select few. A hockey player DOROTHY DEWEY Dot's pleasant manner has won her many friends during her two stays in Westfield, She spends her time and best energies sewing and mov- ing around the country. College and secretarial work are the next two steps in Dot's post-graduation par excellence and one of Swifty's ,, A best cheerleaders to date, jane is ,lf definitely a sports enthusiast. e - Q 4 1' pw 7, l ' H career. ff .. Q gt .wi in fx l iq lwl flu of .ml fm Z- 1 0, v i, ' ls ll I ,ln M50 l if l -2 -gift Y-., ' l Q 1 I 5 ll. ,X ASQQ L - ,. Pr. ol iz xx. V' i . A .X ii , E 51- K . llll nigga I i D A vmffiiw 144444. i i' NANCY DREIER BARBARA ECKERT ANCHORS AWEICH! Nan has ex- Bobby is the young miss whom pertly piloted her sneakbox onto even Swifty applauds for her neat- ' every shoal in Barnegat Bay. Un- ness. Always willing to do a good ff., official member of the Hi-Y, turn for a friend, she is conse- Alljlf indispensable hockey goalie, and quently noted for her many friends. ' ' creator of senior write-ups, Nancy Running for the mailbox again, as also possesses a friendly spirit that Bobby? 014 wins her innumerable friends. MARILYN EHLEN lce-skating, bowling, and Tommy Dorsey records are all favorites with Daisy. She is often in demand to liven up many a hen party with her dramatic boogie- woogie piano playing. We believe Marilyn should devote the future tc music. 1-uma-unnmmmw --A:1-f1awese.eweiwtiii,mwwisw sc fi fs Miissiiwfii -1- ' --.... fi .li . -e -1 i- wmewwiemiew

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,. ,743 WALTER FORSTROM An active church-goer and possess- or of a different kind of humor, Walter is another newcomer to the halls of Westfield High School this year. A cheery greeting for every- one characterizes this welcome ad- dition to our beloved Alma Mater. X HUBERT FOSTER Backbone of our football and base- ball teams, Hubie is always will- ing to go out of his way to help one of his many friends. Hubie is also a brilliant, conscientious stu- dent as well as the smiling-faced manager of our famous team. i CHARLES FRANKENBACH How can I get a date with Charlie Frankenbach? That is the eager query of feminine hearts, but Charlie, with a profoundly bored expression, wades his way through their idolizing, worshipping gazes toward one true love, sports - almost, anyway. gf l .J ,- 'P on '?-T -K 0 frail! I,-5 Thi 'isfllfi -5- ,YM - .1 Lili fill, 'Y if ' fv-.I - fd llzyp, ff i I i i -,-J-ji l v If i f y il T' ' -. I I+. :gif ' T- 4,7 WA..-X MARGARET GREENE j I we- Sincere, popular, and fun-loving, 1- . i':' i 59' Margie is really worth knowing. BETTY C-ILLESPIE Chief custodian of the junior Class -especially Toad -titian-haired Betty is one of the most attractive and friendly of our class. She would be incomplete without that huge indescribable ring. ls it em- erald, sapphire, or aquamarine? She is active in sports and out- standing scholastically. When a job is to be done, she can be de- pended upon to do it well. A girl like this is sure to succeed. J EDMUND GROVER This collector of records, prefer- ably swing or boogie-woogies, and member of the literary club works for Windfeldts' after school and also manages to maintain an excel- lentlschool record. Ed, who entered the school last year, hopes to be an engineer. oI6