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

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DONALD HANN Although one of the more quiet, unpretentious members of our rest- less and rather exuberant class, Don comes into his own when among a group of fellows. We are sure he will succeed in his ambi- tion to be a State Trooper. SALLY HANSON Attractive Sal, sporting that Hi-Y pin, is always in high spirits and seems to have a finger in every pie DONALD HARRIS Although we were blessed with Wimpy's company for but a few months, his friendly manner, knowing ways, and wise words left a deep imprint upon our social structure. No eager beaver, Don wants to spend his life on a private Pacific island. Q, ,., , lf in W.H.S. Best described as an l H ' L' all-'round good fellow, with a 1 XX al heart that is mellow is-our gal K v 2 Xl 7 Sail L. i E y . 2 ii Ki ll. S ' l , i Sava! 0,3 'JZ fre Z ' '- V l l ipe,,,,,t , ' E W 'Y J, . ,-A . ,ff . -L . . , Z N , , 4 SN, ' ' - ' D. lv Y X NU-Q vcgff .eg 1 l If j1J,0: 5,- 1 ,V , 'y,,Mf,,, has i is'-Ill, A, . 4 ,IIA .X .1 I , gf f W' C fr? GA 'Q 'M5w wf '6 fit i X ' EVELYN HARRISON lf you ever want to get in a good mood, go to Evie - her giggle cheers anyone! Beautiful clothes, those oh-so-lovely eyes, and per- sonality plus, make her a favorite with the boys and girls in W.H.S. IOHN HARTWIC With ties you can hear a mile away and an eye for women, Herman can be distinguished from the com- moners at a glance. Active in De- Molay and Band, he is generally a happy-go-lucky lad whose time is yours. mnu1 gm we Ha... GEORGE HASKEW One of the more reliable of the physics students, George can be found almost any afternoon in 307 aiding and abetting Mr. l. Known for his own brand of humor, this lad has won many friends with his pleasant personality and ready smile. 1. fMaiimmn -are f ty.

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BARBARA HALL Perhaps for her gay friendliness, perhaps for her gourd-swinging ability, Bobbie's loved by all. Prominent in school activities iService Club president and alto in the choirl she is one of West- field's contributions to the beauty of the jersey shore. EDWIN HALL With music and humor, Cvinch' has been a ray of sunshine in our dreary lives. We'll remember him as demon student in Deutsch, tell- er of tall tales, and tomcat on the keys for the band of bands-the Squires. BETTY HALL This friendly, good looking girl is that rarity, a good conversational- ist. Betty has been president of the Library Council for the last two years. At every opportunity she refers to Panama or is seen ad- dressing letters to a certain tem- porary resident, CATHERINE HALL Happy Kate Hall is one of the mainstays of the Mask and Mime. She packs them in and keeps them rolling in the aisles with her as- sorted lrish and Brooklyn imita- tions. A contagious grin is another of her many attractions. Kjfi, ,, . if L 4 1 Q 1 ' 0' 3 .. fl ' --- -'L ' 5 X, Ayi Y - '- 3.-. ,L - 'X SALLY HALL This friendly girl is always fun to l L have around. Active in C.A.C. and A TA7 on all girls' sports, her name can be found on many class teams. Sal's 170 a grand all-'round girl with the ambition and energy it takes to reach the top. L., IEANETTE HALSEY This friendly, enticing little lass has for three long years provided the High School Band with an ex- pert in the clarinet section, Active in church affairs, leanette spent parts of the past two summegs at Blair Academy conferences.

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WALTER HEINICER This skillful equestrian and future sailor is a lover of green fields and salt spray who numbers training crows and raising rabbits among his avocations. A husky chap, Walter made his stage debut as a stalwart cop in Very Untruly BILL HEINZ Big Willie C.-We 2-l362-M- originator of several famous say- ings, has never been known to lack a smile except following physics class, Voted the most valu- able player on our football team, he will not be forgotten by us or by many opposing schools. CAROLYN HEITMAN Carolyn is that cute little blonde who spends much of her time at the Milk Bar. Everyone who knows that impish grin agrees that Heity is an addition to any crowd, and a crowd is always found around this peppy kid. 4' , .gi Yours. CHARLES HENRY Cheerleader extraordinary, Charlie possesses pep and vitality which cheered us on to victory in many a close game. One of the founders of the Outing Club, Charlie is kept active planning and helping to carry out the program of this or- ganization, IOHN HENRY john, the other famous twin, is the equal of his brother in cheer- leading, although somewhat quiet- er. As treasurer and active member of the Forum Club, john has in- jected a touch of sanity into some of the more violent debates. N X Mi f ,JW l l A 'TL3 Q 1365.1 A-. fam as., DORIS HICCINS The girl with the quiet poise and classic features, Doris has distin- guished herself as an exceptional artist. This ardent attender of re- hearsals, whiz at economics, and listener to corny jokes, wears a Mexican rose on white stockings. l9o