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

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BRUCE CLOUCHLY Our very capable class treasurer does not limit himself to problems of finance. He is an active member of both the Hi-Y and DeMolay. Any spare time is spent engaging in the activities of the choir and the boys’ double quartet. FRANK COALE Frank’s attractive personality has gamed him popularity by leaps and bounds His main interests are science and swimming; and whenever there is a contest. Frank is always in there trying He shines in those democratic discussions in English class. JACK COLLINS Jack, our class's most distinguished musician, has the much envied ability to do everything well, from directing a song to playing the clarinet, saxophone or piano As if this weren't enough. Jack is also one of Miss Crim-ler’s best tenors. MARCARET CONLIN Peggy’s first thought is for the other person, and her reward is the close friendship of those who know her. Although she has a passion for lilting music, she enjoys a good jolly crowd, and she can be serious too. PATRICIA COOMBE Patty has a flare for wearing those beautiful clothes well and is one of those lucky ones blessed with beautiful brown curly locks. All this charm plus a pleasing personality makes Patty an outstanding member of our graduating class. VIRCINIA COLE This gay, vivacious brunette can often be found brightening any type of gathering. Possessing a wonderful personality and sense of humor, Cinny will make friends wherever she goes. Her ever-ready smile will lift you out of the dumps.

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ELEANOR CAPEN This petite girl with the pretty long hair and wide hazel eyes seems to have taken for her motto, I serve.'' One of our most helpful girls, she aspires to be an artist and is nearing her goal. Cood luck! CLARA CARNEVALE Here is the girl who proves that good things come in small packages. Her contribution to the fun and merriment in the hallways and classrooms is her spontaneous giggle As long as “Vic does not mind, Clara is completely happy. DONALD CHAMBERS Champ is one of the school's most enthusiastic sports lovers, spending his winters on the Y basketball court and the springs on the baseball mound. He is eaually popular with both sexes, and he is a swell, all-round fellow. ELEANOR CHILD Eleanor, known to all as Chile. can be seen around the halls talking to her many friends or dashing madly to her classes. Born with a talent for music. Chile” will cer‘ tainly go places with her volin. Cood work, Chil! BARBARA CLARK Lovely hair, cute clothes, infectious giggles, and loyalty—all describe Barbie. Her artistic hand is welcomed by the Weather Vane editors and Miss Howard. Barbie, a piano virtuoso and a good student, is a girl we shall all remember. MARILYN CLEMENTS Lynn, as Marilyn is known to her friends, is determined to be a radio actress or a good wife. She will go far. for she has a winning personality. Her manners are excellent, and she is always a loyal friend.

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MARY ELIZABETH COOPER Our class sophisticate. Liz or Mary —whichever you may prefer—would be completely at ease in a Crown Prince's company. Not pretty, nor beautiful, but wonderfully attractive, this petite strawberry blonde heart-breaker kept more than one head spinning this year. CHARLES COQUERON Here is a boy with big ideas for the future of radio. A member of the Student Council this year, he is an aggressive student. He’s well liked by his classmates who are always ready for his booming laughter. KENT CORDUAN K. C who is an important factor in the B. A. C. and the choir, is a member in good standing of the All-State Chorus. He is a wonderfully versatile pianist and will play anything asked of him at any time. jEANNE CORY Here is jeanne with her ready smile. When not busy with band or choir, she knits another sweater or a pair of socks. Her wonderful sense of humor, willingness to help, and simple straightforwardness make Jeannie a wonderful person to know. WILLIAM COUMBE Bill’s outstanding achievement shows itself on the tennis court where he has been the recipient of several sportsmanship trophies. However, sports of all types, the Naval Reserve, and summers in Maine claim the interest of this lean and lanky youth. |ANE CRAIC jane, definitely musically inclined, ‘as shown by her active membership in choir and band, still finds time for sports, parts in plays, and ‘that ever-present homework. Full of humor and pep, she is a welcome addition to any party. J. G-ARRFTSOfV