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

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ll a i t is to W X Di CAROL AKERS Pretty Carol, that sparkling bru- nette, has so much on her mind she's never been known to sit still more than five minutes at a time. Peppy and popular, she won't be forgotten soon. Her enviable ma- roon coupe certainly gathers mile- age. MARY LOU ALBEE Suave, pretty Mary Lou may usu- ally be found at the side of her Jimmie , who is well represented by that gorgeous diamond on her third finger, left hand. Preoccupa- tion with love doesn't keep her from her studies. PEGGY AlLLlEN Dark-eyed Peggy with th ose wicked sidelong glances is surely an active figure about W.H.S. Noted especially for her neat blue glasses, this attractive girl can be found at numerous hen parties de- lighting audiences with her inimit- able tales. ROBERT ANDERSON Well dressed and extra-refined, popular Bob manages to wend his way thru life gaining the good will of both sexes. This handsome lad was our vice-president last year, but he is definitely one of our more happy-go-lucky members. SHIRLEY ANDERSON Who's that blushing prettily from ear to ear? This senior hock- ey captain, besides those fascinating dimples, has that certain something which keeps men captivated. We'll long recall Shirley, her devilish bent for mischief and her ever-pres- ent spontaneous laughter. ALICE ANDREWS This diminutive young lady, when not busy aiding some less tal- ented classmate in the typing room, may be found sewing to her heart's content on some addition to her awe-inspiring wardrobe. Her con- tinuously sweet disposition leaves us dumbfounded. Page 12

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LEONA BAKER -we- S 11.323 BARNEY ANSIPACI-I Here is an engaging rascal with a handsome face. This year he has been much occupied with an ex- tremely pretty young lady who lives on Elm street, a niece. Barney's car is one of the newer C?j models parked outside the- annex. iff., X if PHYLLIS ANTILIE Phyl may seem rather sedate, but her host of friends know that her effervescent personality is the for- mula for popularity-plus. This bright senior is an excellent in- stance of beauty and brains com- bined to make a shining example of success. BARBARA ARNDT Here we have a truly talented senior, for Barbara not only wrote our class motto but also composed THE WESTFIELD ELEVEN to supplement her enthusiastic cheer- ing. Come rain or shine, she turns out for choir. Finished that beauti- ful argyle sweater? STEPHEN AYRES Second man on the track team, Steve is our quarter-mile star. Be- sides track he's kept busy by work on the Hi'r Eye, photography, and Western Union. His friends will laughingly tell you he is always busy on Saturday night. Leona is the quiet unruffled girl with a pleasant manner who has hopes of becoming a beautician. Her faithful attendance at the C0- Ed and the Y-Teen club meetings demands recognition because it testifies to her dependability, un- limited loyalty, and fine ambitions. WILLIAM BAILEY This Don Juan returns to us aft- er two years at Loomis to fill our halls with his Hello, Beautiful! His corny jokes, rat racing, and the way he handles Miss Dietrich have placed him in our famous celeb- rities' gallery. if calf gl an JW? E 3, ll file e