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

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BILL MOTT Prominent in all of the Better sandlot football games, Bill also is a fine basketball player and a staunch friend of all. Bill's slow and easy-going manner and cheery smile indicate his friendly person- ality-quiet and polite. in 555 .iii as EE? QW! fe all Q .ii its -rf 3 HOWARD MUELLER Quiet, unassuming Howie is an ardent hiker and Senior Scout. Active in the Civil Air Patrol and one of W.H.S.'s many model rail- road, fans, Howie is aiming toward engineering as a career and his tenacity assures him success. Ui REGINA MULCAHY Adjectives that describe Regin well to those who do not know her are business-like, co-oper ative, and orderly. Alway ready for a good laugh and alway full of pep and fun, Reggie especially fond of bowling, movie: and knitting. 0 kip! 6 .E 4 , i 4 - l ami' ii , W1 ' i .lf ie Mfg - X ,KW , ix ,f w ily' --1-'-v 7 ps V' i on f ll a x a s A A .. f l eg - A g LARRY NEEB . , 5157 Arm 5o7av'l AJ ,F -f MAXINE MURRAY Tweepie aspires to be a first class journalist. She is news editor of the l-ll'S-EYE and an active member of the junior Milk Bar committee. Where do you man- age to keep all those Aussies, Max? More power to you! That little boy with the big grin- that's Larry. His hearty chuckle and winning personality make him a swell friend and a fine person to know, One of our Army Eagles, ANN NEILSON This small piece of Newton, Mass- achusetts, has just arrived at W.H,S. lnterested in all sports, especially basketball, she has al- ready proved an appreciated asset to the old school. Ann plans to return to her home state this fall to enter Wheaton College. he will be heard from in the future. 028

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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

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BERNICE NELSON Bernice, a quiet and conscientious girl, spends most of her leisure time on the roller-skating rinks with a certain young fellow from our senior class. Service Club takes up a lot of Bernice's spare time, but she can always find time for a hello to anyone with whom she comes in contact. ANITA NEVIN Anita looks like the girl who can do it. What? Why anything she really wants to do. This indivi- dualist turns up now and then, makes a brilliant report, and leaves us. Tennis, psychology and lbsen are found among her interests. CARTER NEVIUS A happy-go-lucky' fellow and member of the club, his Let's go places and do things is well- known by his friends. Likeable and cheery with a peaches and cream complexion describes Car- ter well, - ... -l..i1 H52 Prsgtvn L..- T10 iuniom xx ANITA NICHOLS Who is the girl who - ahem - stripped the gears of that snappy Ford convertible? Who is the little number with that Farragut class ring, those sparkling brown eyes, and the perpetually cheery Hi therel for everyone? Why, Nita of course! VICTOR O'LEARO Puttering around with firearms is the hobby of Vic, wielder of a wicked axe. Always ready for a drawnout game of stud poker, for a nominal fee he'll set your name up in lights at the Rialto! OPER Dec.isT I1 X liiew YO F-Jussi i l GLORIA OPPENHEIM just mention Connecticut if you want to see Huck's face light up. Her cheerful smile and good- naturedness have made her many friends. Although she spends much spare time reading, there's always time enough to cruise around in the family car.