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

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Pzlgt' 27 JOAN ELY Don't let Joan's quiet and re- served exterior fool you-this kid's a howl. Getting important job s done easily is another of El's traits. Because of this combination of ef- ficiency and humor plus a sociable nature, we'll put our money on El. HERBERT ENTWISTLE The recognized master intelli- gence within W.H.S. portals, Herb has all the qualities which make him our own answer man. Third- year band member and opinionated participant in numerous forums, this six-foot orator is one of our most gifted classmates. CLIFFORD FAWCETT Sincerity and typical midwestern friendliness characterize Cliff. This well-mannered b ut unpredictable fellow has found his lace among us. Around 2:30 he cliags out his prized possession, his pipe, for a pause that refreshes. MARIE F EIL How could this tall blonde fail to succeed? When Marie smiles, the world smiles with her, for al- though she is a good student, hrm friend, and capable worker, she is best known for her lovely Ameri- can-girl beauty. BERNARD FELDMAN Photographer, auto mechanic, and veterinarian, modest Berney is a swell addition to any crowd. His expert backstage lighting and iavelin heaving are only two of the numerous diversified activities with which this trumpet tootin' boy has made himself a name. RICHARD FLINN Rich, a member in good standing in W.H.S. Hit Parade, is often seen pushing his '34 Ford to school. Everyone knows his favorite expres- sion, Heavens to Gertrude, and his winning smile and inexhaustible supply of anecdotes will always be remembered. lf- A., Q -L. ,pp fp A 'W T WSH

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ROBERT DOUGIIERTY The whole school's admiration for Hall of Fame athlete Dough- erty seems best expressed in the words of Coach Freeman: Cour- age, loyalty and the will to win is this modest gentleman, the best back I have ever coached. DAVID DOWNS This well-poised and witty, lin- guistic fellow lives up to his mem- bership in the National Honor Society. This ardent ornithologist Qbird lover to youj displays more openly to his friends and class- mates his natural ability for argu- mentation. I 4 GIJORIANA DUSTIN Ever wonder who that little gal with the gorgeous complexion and naturally curly hair is? Dusty No party is ever complete without Dusty to start the gang howling with her innocent remarks. A ready listener, she will continue to gain friends steadily. PATRICIA EARIIART Who hasn't seen this girl with the beautiful blonde locks dashing to Choir? Pat knows her music ffrom Bach to boogiej and can really tickle it out on those ivories, too. May that pink dream , her driver's license, come true. ALFRED EDGE Alfie is indescribable! Ou r swimming team captain and flashy lineman is even more famous for his riotous impersonations. Born to have countless male friends and fe- male admirers as well as to keep us howling, he is one we couldn't forget! RICHARD ELLIS Politics, baseball, football, bowl- ing and Bloomfield always bring forth an abundance of conversation from this likeable lad. Though quiet in class and at chess, he's active and loquacious in Forum Club. Here's hoping we read about his political exploits in '66. CZ Xff luausnnu Page 23

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. :oi V 5' - 4 ll WV 1, a D Q nl B H lllilihd ROBERT FORCE Bob, a lover of planes, with 2000 hours' flight time, spends much time constructing models and work-- ing in the Hobby Shop. With his ingratiating manner and fine per-- formance as O'Hara in the Senior Play, Bob will not soon be forgot-- ten. , J n s FN nl SHELDON FOX A rabid Princeton fan, Shel is present either in body or spirit at many of their games. Though this sportsminded boy is the proud possessor of a real, live televi- sion set, no one could find a more unpretentious member of our class. THOIRDIS FRAMNES Teddy , a pert little girl with the kind of figure other girls dream about, spends many an eve- ning at Norwegian dances. If you look in on many a senior hen par- ty, you're bound to notice this Per-- ry Como fan's jitterbugging. RUTH GAIDO When you hear that unique as- cending giggle, Gaido is near. Al- ways going places in her car, on her horse, or otherwise, Ruthie, the epitome of frankness and the per- sonification of originality, is sel- dom seen not wreaking havoc with her favorite chum. ILOIS GARDNER Piquant Lo is another of those girls with a winning smile. This Chicago product is full of fun and wisecracks. Her English and ste- nography grades suggest that she will be successful in the role of secretary to some lucky Babbitt. DAVID GASIKHILL Even though this even tempered fellow is of a scientific turn of mind, he enjoys playing baseball, swimming, and driving his gray Plymouth around. His friendliness to new students is commendable and has won him our affection. Page 25