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

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ANN MCCLAIN Always bubbling over with some pleasantly ribald quip, our Ann has an enormous collection of friends. A mainstay of the Service Club, a painstaking student, and a wide- eyed new recruit of the choir, she also sustains an affinity for Trinity. Q fsnfj' , -, I .... 7 2 NANCY MCCOY Big blue eyes and soft brown hair mark Nancy, who finds the RNZAF interesting Listen care- fully and hear her whispering an- other tall story, or look and find her munching another apple-turn- over. Band librarian and giggler, Mac is sure to go far. IUNE MCENANEY New this year from Allentown, Pennsylvania, june has Certainly made a hit in W.H.S. Mac's known for her cute smile, loads of snap- shots, and wonderful hen parties. We know where you got that Navy ring, june! 31 zjzvl Q9 X4 W fgggl 'K l ll fat flkglx Sxxf l X l PHYLLIS MCENANEY Phyllis is a newcomer to West- Ui , iii? fi . d my elm, A. fi, L VV- i'Por-io 026 field, but is already well-known. Her happy-go-lucky manner helps to make her the friendly and like- able person she is. Phil hails from Allentown, Pennsylvania, and her heart is with a certain some- one in the Navy. - .... .. N-mm. 4-me-myrfsifwzimpn-f-.Q-w 11 EDWARD MCCINLEY Cozy Cole McGinley claims membership in our hall of fame by virtue of a short lived author- ship of a music column, a flashing grin, and a vigorous love for the righteous jazz, Success to a foot- ball guard who finally got down to work. - I if ...i -.ls r:1fQ-w-rf...::- - ROBERT MCMANIGAL Mickey will,be remembered by all of us for his unquenchable laugh and his looks. He has displayed his skill in tennis, football, swimming and baseball. President of the White chapter of the Hi-Y and a second Frank Sinatra, Mick is tops with all.

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DAVID LUESSENHOP The summer of I944 Dave took an accelerated junior course at Pingry in order to graduate with us. He received his letter as a needed man on our football team. David, our sweater boy, is the school's first two year man. DONALD MacCLOSKEY Equally at home on the basketball court or the baseball diamond, Clucker is a well-known figure in Varsity sports. A real athlete, MacClusk is always giving his best large stock of snappy wltti- cisrns which make him welcome anywhere. ROY MACKAY Our dean of impressionistic wit and 250 MAIORIE MAHLER Always ready to lend a helping hand and sound advice, this tall, dark maiden has spent the last two summers in the Poconos working and having loads of fun. Artistic- ally inclined, she seems to have a career mapped by the stars. ALLEN MALCOLM Member of the Air Corps, Allen is equally at home in the air or driving a truck. A co-captain and mainstay of the swimming team, he will be missed by the fair sex and the patrons of the Echo Lake Pool. great fancier of the fair members '-LL 9 of the class is sure to make good .- in his field, medicine. That win- ning smile, smooth personality, anc N, inexhaustible supply of anecdote: IC- 9 will forever linger with us. VN I fl. I l .605 N.. ki l X 4, I l l I I X W . . ffl: Pvyr he i 1.6 'ff l,' S i -T: f-.:- Sal Qqgrnygnxvl af its-fl ' Y 7 15 L 'QL I X V f 3 X f PATRICIA MASON She likes to be called Horrid al- though it hardly fits her sophisti- cated charm. Tall, with long chest- nut hair, Pat is well liked by all. A recent addition to the class, she invites inspection ot her record collection.

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MARIE MEICS DependabiIity is the watch- word when Meigsie's around. Her frank interest in life and her sympathetic nature endear her to all ot her friends. Marie will long be remembered for her contribu- tions to committees, publications, musical affairs, and hospital wards. ELLEN MILLER Known to her friends as Elm or Mouse, she flashed those big brown eyes in every corner. She is easily sent by one bar of Shaw's LOIS MINCHEN A staunch supporter of W.H.S.'s vocal aggregations and invaluable to the orchestra, jimme is known for her virtuosity on the piano, gentian blue eyes, and a modest, calm disposition. We know that the Cadet Nurse Corps will wel- come her. DAVID MINTZ The vitriolic gentleman who bris- tled through the lead of our Senior Play is, when shorn of that white beard, our quietly humorous Dave. This debonair president of the Writers Club is always ready with his own peculiar brand of humor. clarinet. Mouse is a brain and X yet this never interferes with her fun. C T' FT' ' W 1 4- f'-Fr,-L1-N I F'iE6T-A ' g Q- DUNCAN MITCHEL A stage crew stalwart, Mike en- livens the school with timely quips and cheerful disposition. Acquir- ing experience with Van Reckum, this hardy Scot now throws paint with the best of them. The Mer- chant Marine has claimed him be- fore Uncle Sam's infantry could. IOHN MOORE '1fx2X,'C 'HW l f tx An able basketball manager and leader of the town's senior scout organization, jack has an enthusi- asm and some ready humorous quips that help him through many problems, especially those encoun- tered under the rough and ready hand of Mr. johnson. I lhmcyling 270