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

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CHARLES HEMMINCER ‘’Chuck, one of the most outstanding members of our '47 championship football team, is a swell fellow. Athletic and scholastic ability combined with a neat personality has won him many friends and insures an interesting and profitable future for him. PECCY HOLLBERC Tall, dark and attractive—that’s Peg. A pleasant smile plus a cheerful personality has won her many friends of both sexes. This president of the Service Club will be one of the nicest additions to Berkeley Business School next fall. Rosely will long be remembered as that tall, blonde with the twinkling blue eyes. Full of pep and enthusiasm. she has the deceiving look of an innocent little angel. As a secretary, she'll be just what the boss asked for. HENRY HEITMAN Hen, as friends call him, is a light-haired fellow with a big grin. Not too noisy around school, he gets going in his Chevy full of boys and one girl, and often can be found bowling at the Y. ROBERT HERR DAVID HICKS ROSELY HEINICER Outstanding in whatever he attempts, whether it’s football, swimming or studying. Herbie is admired by all. His constant amicability and general good-will toward everyone have made the vice-president of our senior class one who will long be remembered. Our quiet, intelligent and polite Dave manages to do everything well, whether he’s planning a French Club meeting or writing a composition for English. He has many faithful friends who are often amused at what he calls his little witticisms.

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ARTHUR HARTICAN New to WHS this year. Art has won the friendship of boys and girls alike with his unaffected manner. He has shown his athletic ability and is doing top work in the scholastic field. Long Branch's loss was Westfield’s gain. SALLY HAYNES With a cheery word for everyone. ‘'Red has certainly brightened our dreary halls. Renowned for that gorgeous red hair, conscientious work in the Mask and Mime Club, and her scholastic ability. Sal's a great girl” and a grand, loyal friend. JUDITH HASLAM This friendly blonde is that raritv— a good conversationalist. She enjoys a good game of bridee and knits like mod at hen parties. The greatest ambition of this attractive girl is to enter William Smith in the fall of ’48. JOAN HEALY One of the more quiet girls in school, until after 2:30. Joan's a lot of fun and goes out for all types of sports. This charming girl is always extra friendly and willing to lend a helping hand to anyone. FRANCES HEERICH Conscientious and hard-working, our Frankie is sure to succeed in whatever she attempts. There’s never a dull moment when she's around, for her chatter is spiced with a droll sense of humor which her many friends relish and enjoy. ROBERT HEFFERMAN This happy-go-lucky fellow has a ready wit. broad smile, fine sense of humor, dapper clothes and smooth personality which make him a welcome addition to any gathering. This very able football manager expects to become an efficient medico.

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HORACE HOLLINCSWORTH Horace, one of our champion swimmers, always brings in the extra points for Westfield, even if he does swim into the end of the pool with his head He is also an artist and a very nice fellow to know. |OHN WARREN HOPKINS Math and bowling keep Warren busy most of the time His high scores have boosted his own bowling league to the top. Although rather quiet, he is very sociable in a crowd and always manages to have a good time. |OHN HUBBARD Although he’s small in size. Johnny is well liked for his sincerity and friendly attitude Kidding the life out of his friends with his most serious manner is one of his favorite pastimes. Good luck at Trinity next year. Johnny. ROBERT HUDDLESTON Class president, first honor student, member of the football team and manager of the baseball team are only a few of Huddy's many accomplishments. “Dame Fortune is sure to be good to him wherever this sincere Hi’s Eye editor goes. PHYLLIS HUDSON Though quiet, dreamy-eyed Phyllis’ descriptive art and poetry reflect the deep thoughts in that feature editor’s head, she is carefree and easy-going and worries little about details. We can always tell she’s around by that laugh of hers. JANICE HORSTMAN Florida claimed Janice for at least part of the worst winter in a hundred years, but she came back to graduate with us. A devotee of music. she also loves gardening, swimming. riding, and hiking and knows definitely what she wants. DOLMJ