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

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RUTH lBlETZ A very conscientious student, Ruth was hampered by a serious ac- cident early in the school year. Nothing daunted, she returned to school to graduate with her class. This girl collects pictures of movie stars but prefers the commercial field herself. ARTHUR BINGHAM Perhaps our tallest quiz kid, Art is a socialite who finds time to be a cheerleader, Hi-Y president, and DeMolay Council member. Though he has a finger in every Cpie in school, including choir an All- State, he secures excellent marks. PAlUlL BIVONA Paul rates high in the Techni- cians' Club and takes over when particularly important films are shown. This big fellow shuns the camera artist, however, so he was No. 243 on the list of those photo- graphed. It is said he will study law. DOLOIRES BODIKIIN Dolores, one of W.H.S.'s dis- tinguished artists, can often be seen painting a still life. In addi- tion to this ability Dolores excels in handwriting and academic sub- jects. Although quiet and unassum- ing, she is sure to go far in art school. l- JIOY BORGESGN joy, surely one of the more ani- mated lightfs of our day, is also one of Luxie's liveliest cheerleaders. Her serious sincerity spiced with a dash of barbed wit leaves joy endeared to both our lassies and laddies. vffrf-'25 GILADYS BOVINO Sweetly shy, Gladys definitely has her own way of doing things. She unfailingly brings home the kind of report card parents dream of. Her neatly artistic touch gives her that quiet attraction which is so refreshing in this bedlam of babble. R ' u ft' -,..,..E W., Q -f 3-v. Bkvv 5 Page 15

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RITA BATTIEN SHIRLEY BALDWIN Knitting sweaters, riding, and collecting records all help to make Baldy a regular gal-par excel- lence. Her angelic UQ nature was shown in her annual selection for the Christmas tableaux. Shirley has gained many new friends by mere- ly bumping into them. 6 999 H-5.7-ff ffffi X QR O ' 1 1 N-c.. 'ENDS JEAN BARNETT Attractive and poised, Jeanie is definitely musically inclined as proved by her membership in band, choir, chorus and All-State. This sprightly blonde, a southern gal, really has a hand in everything in school that's at all important. That whirlwind racing around the corner is merely Booze on the loose again. With those puppy- dog eyes and piquant profile, she is fascination itself. She has that knack of weaving some very inter- esting tales about her shore ad- ventures, too. WALTER BAUGHMAN Handsome Walt is the man with the pipe. His talent has brought him acclamation in cheering, choir, and Boys' Double Quartet. Bee- Bee is an aviation enthusiast and pulls a mean trigger. MARY BAVOSA Cheerful and lighthearted, Mary is one of the few brains of our class who always is on the honor roll. An active band member, in- dispensable to the Service Club, she is also well versed in such ac- tivities as dancing and skating. W5 aa.. ,ij N 11' .gwwjly ff ,lm Page 14 RUTH BENDEL Here one day and gone the next -that's Ruth. But when she's here, you know it by her ready smile and clear Hello, there ! An elfish face and beautiful strawberry blond locks insure Ruthie's s u p e ri o r charm. Km- I

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4'-'r 1. .. In ARCH BRACHER A varsity quarterback, volatile Arch is one of the sharpest wits and dressers of our class, always ready to sound off on Why my Ford is the best car. This popu- lar bachelor UQ plans to take pre- med at Amherst next fall. PATRICIA BRAHAM Pat, the club editor of the Hi'J- Eye, has the habit of surprising us with her witty comments at the most unexpected moments. Gifted with an unusually lovely mellow voice, she is nevertheless deter- mined to pursue a business career. Page 16 GLORIA BRAUN This sparkling true brunette is the proprietress of Handy Haven and possessor of an unbelievably even disposition. Always exception- ally dependable, she is also gra- ciously hospitable with her house and her Blue Plymouth right down to the last square inch. CAROL BROWER This giggler spreads Joy up to the maximum. We'd give anything for a little of that domestic tech- nique that keeps us riding. Carol, editor of our magazine, is talented in music, writing, and Cartooning. FLOY ANN BROWN Oh, I can't be that naive! is the pet cry of this demure girl with the gleaming eyes at any of her successful hen parties. Our diligent worker and New Year's Eve waffle maker is really as in- nocent as she appears. LILLIAN BRUNETTA Here is a girl full of laughter and jokes. Loving Lily -as she is termed by her bert friends-ex- pects to become a beautician. In the meantime she jitterbugs so well that every proficient male cuts in. fix ,..- . 41 'w r r f Ty, ' ii ff BDOLRN