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

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PAT GERDTS Blonde, full of pep and ideas, and always bubbling over with news-that's Patty . The Hi'r-Eye exchange editor and one of its most ardent supporters can boast an unbeatable record of never hav- ing stayed home on Saturday nights. MARY lL0lU GIBBS With her blonde hair and effer- vescent personality, Gibbsie is one of those wonderful things that come in small packages. Whether on the hockey field, in choir, or in class, she is just piles of fun and as sincere as they come. AlR'll'lHIlUlR GODHNG A well-known hot trumpeter in the band, Art also is an active Hi- Y member. His ability to solve trig problems and his constant curiosity about chemistry assure us that he will be a success in the field of engineering. .lIENNlIlE GRASSO Jennie is a girl who makes you laugh about the littlest thing. She has a wonderful sense of humor which partly accounts for her many friends. This studious member of the class hopes to pursue a career in clothes designing. ADELE GREANY Del's exotic hair typifies her far from ordinary personality. President of GAC, All-State Choir member, mainstay of triple trio, photograph chairman, and one of our more charming charmers, she is one of whom the Class of '47 is duly proud. BETTY HAESSIG Ever helpful Betty is a pretty little girl, neat as they come. In summer this energetic senior beams at one behind the luscious straw- berries and vegetables at a nearby farm stand. In winter, ice skating is her favorite pastime. HKU'-' ,F 4 f '4- sb ll W E ,4.,fe-su. t

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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

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JEAN HEATLY -,' JUNE lHIAlLlL Hi-lover is the favorite ex- pression of this twirler, who gave her all at the football games. Her habitat last summer was Lavallette where she acquired various interest- ing friends. June plans to take up a modeling carreer upon leaving W.H.S. r f V 5 .l- Q 3 BETTY HANSHIEW Would you like a picture painted? Well then, Betty, chief Weatbe1' Vane artist, is the girl to go to. With her talent and her unusual dependability Betty, who excels in academic subjects too, will make phenomenal progress in Qlft. RUTH HARRIS Ruth is' that pretty little girl with the heavenly blue eyes, who is frequently seen riding a horse at Watchung Stables. Her loyal friends admire her sincerity, mild humor, and willingness to work hard for what she wants. ANNIE HART Pleasure loving Annie and her shiny Ford made a fascinating study in color. As center half, she sup- ported the Senior hockey team with a firm stick. Among other distinc- tions, she is our Miss Anthony and a constant patron of How- ard's. PHILIP HAYDEN Phil, the fellow who always ap- preciates a joke even if it's on him- self, has a hearty laugh and a cheery greeting for everyone. He looks forward to spending his time as a dairyman on a Vermont farm during a cold winter. ,4'.,f'ru-4 A charm all her own seems the possession of those with Titian tints, and Jean has plenty of charm. just ask Bobby. This chic girl has innumerable friends because of her interests in life, ability to laugh, and simple straightforwardness.