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

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5 HQ WALLACE HIGGINS A gifted student of the first order is Higgy, whose halo would pinch were it not for such redeeming features as New Deal nating, ve- hemently displayed in Forum meetings, and virtuosity on that ill win that no one blows good. wig? -X, c Nli BARBARA HOAG Barbara's naturally curly hair and sunny disposition are the envy of many less fortunate seniors. Miss Cal's right hand man was a big job for such a little gal, but Bar- bara tackled it with her usual de- termination and good spirit. HM HOAG Whenever you hear a deep sar- donic chuckle, there's lim. Very enthusiastic about an Army career, he'll soon be coming up in the ranks. One of the mainstays of the choir, jim's also in the State Guard and DeMolay. ? S- ,i it SL E' 31 ,X ,f Sylvia .ffelfaff tx l RITA HOFE Blond hair, blue eyes, a cheerful personality, and an unlimited sup- ply of energy all go together to describe Rita. As a friend she is one of the best. She loves to play the piano and sing. We know she will succeed. OWEN HOFSTETTER Owen's brilliant qualities are lav- ishly displayed in extremely active Scout work and a keyboard tech- nique which has won him more LOlS HOLMES This strawberry blonde is often envied for her beautiful clothes. An owner of that rare quality which creates assurance, Lois is also a fluent conversationalist. We're sure she'll mount many rungs on the ladder of success as a designer. than one first. As if it were not sufficient distinction, Owen is also noted for his flaming red locks. Q20

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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

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BETTY HOWARTH Ah--to be always as bouncingly energetic as Betty! Oh-to receive air-mails daily from far off places! When not rushing off in all direc- tions, she may be found closeted with Mr. Allen, twisting her long necklace and murdering a Latin translation, TOM HUNTER With his subtle and dry remarks Tommy has distinguished him- self as one of our chief wisecrack- ers. l-le was a needed man in the milk bar and surely can mix a mean soda. A swell swimmer and diver, Tom was on our class tank team. CAROL HUNTLEY Those flashing green eyes are but one of Carol's attractions. Friendly, cheerful and always willing to sit down and play your favorite piano piece, she is well loved in spite of her leaning toward corn and that unquenchably optimistic Dewey button. fi? X wxwwl ie , , Ln BEATRICE INGRAHAM Somehow Bea has been endowed with abundant good humor and just never grows angry. Friendliest of gals, she always has an open ear and plenty of sympathy for anyone caring to tell her his trou- bles. Bea is really topsl Cure-ly rs Rnlrcaeh. ROBERT IRION Bob is the owner of a green Ford. His attendance at the sand-lot football games was responsible for many bruises, as well as touch- downs. Old Greenwich must have a special enchantment for him, as many of his own week-ends are spent there. e i s LOIS IACK Loie has that black naturally curly hair that everyone loves. ln- terested in everything, she makes a wonderful companion and cer- tainly knows how to entertain her friends. Her spare time is spent mainly on letters to more than one G. I.