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

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TOM IONES In the Mask and Mime Club as stage manager and council mem- ber, Tom is one of our better shovelers - strictly from the cornfields of Nebraska. Although he is more the happy-go-lucky type, this rollicking lad also finds HILDRUD KELLOCC Hildrud is the lucky possessor of adorable dimples. She has the most infectious giggle of anyone we knowg and when she laughs, the world laughs with her. We wonder why Hildrud is so partial to My RITA KELLY A real Irish lass in name, tempera- ment, and looks, Kelly is an asset to any gathering. One of the few bright spots in first period chemistry occurs when she brings in the notices, the wolf-calls that follow are collectors' items. time for his studies. IAMES KEPNER Strike! Flying bowling pins herald what is but a commonplace occur- rence with jim, who is our ace bowler. Although spending most of his spare time working, this lad can often be seen about winning friends in his own quiet way. Wild Irish Rose. . . sr' X A f I ,I Q... I I lm I Ii Q I Z at ' 1-1. I fc I , . 'F A ' 31-.::.. ' ....,...., DORIS KIRK Here is probably the first redhead in history who hadn't a temper. All her friends know Doris to be very quiet, but she has a sense of humor, nevertheless, which really shows up when she throws a swell party. THEODORE KRUSE Soft Spoken Doc Kruse who is renowned for his characterization of Dr. Bradley in The Man Who Came to Dinner, was a newcomer to our halls last year. However, Mri I will long remember this genius in math and science. 230 .-.. f .- ist. ---'

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EVERETT IACKSON Active fellow, good natured and studious, Pete likes all the latest jokes. Although rather short he isn't afraid to argue with someone of greater stature. This member of the double quartet has eyes set f :SWA l eaf? 2 --VT- 'T' toward the Navy. l iv I-A TOM IENKINS Who's that swooningly handsome fellow with a knack for forensics? Of course, it's Tommy, that var- sity member adept at wicked passes and discus throwing who is also a treasurer of the Hi-Y. The B.B.B,'s lost a member, thanks to the junior class. DOROTHY IESSEE Frequently subtle humorous re- marks make Dottie Mae a source of endless amusement in spite of her quiet manner. Her compati- bility has made her many friends, and she has gained a reputation for helpfulness in giving friendly f, -N KM fill lll F. .TISSZC 0 22 ELEANOR IOHNSON Susie is the girl who has been blessed with an ever-lasting smile. Besides the fact that she often meets john before fourth period, Susie also likes the Coast Guard and has proven herself capable of knitting blue sweaters. advice and making things go. WALTER E. IOHNSON, lll Wally, known for his infectious grin and hatred for cats, is an active Hi-Y member, flying en- thusiast, and Air Corps reservist. Cosmo of the five Moes is at his best rat racing a fliver along the Watchung Mountain Trail. CAMPBELL IONES Gentleman, musician, scholar, and wit describe jonesy to the unknow- ing. Although torn between his two loves, piano playing and phys- ics, Campbell can always find time to stop to swap a little dirt with his friends.

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FRANK LANZA Easily spotted by and envied for his gorgeous locks of wavy, black hair, Frank has a great interest in baseball. Possessor of much abil- ity, this short lad is a prominent general student. Math is Frank's main interest in school, JOHN LUDLOW Has anyone seen an old idle mail truck lying around? If so, it's a sign that johnny is on the job. Presi- dent of the Blue chapter of the Hi-Y and a star on the baseball diamond, Ludlow will be missed by HELEN LAKE DOT LANTZ J' ij! Medium height, shining chestnut lf you want someone to keep you I tregses, miicliifvous brownt eyes in gojod spL1its, then Dotty isPyEo-Fig , an a scini a ing persona i y -- num er. o one can com V that's Bub, Twirling for the band with her. Not only does Dotty it football pgames, aviation and roller-skate and bowl, but she also 44 ' ivi ian Air atro activities, inter- knits, est in dramatics are all added at- ' tractions well worth noting, rx 5 V. l HL 7 t l Q A i, i fe I 1 ,QB 1 - f 3 eg N f.,., X 3 Ll X W 5 MARTIN LEONARD - Famous for his quick wit and en- boolswodowlil gaging personality, Marty received a navigation diploma from a Mer- chant Marine School in New York, all' NANCY LEE probably because of his ability to Besides playing the flute in the band and orchestra, Nan is known fathom trigonometry, Although he has left for the Navy, we haven't to be a fancy stepper on the dance floor and sometimes has a hard time keeping her dates in order. We'll account for her driving some other time. forgotten him,