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

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Stephanie Kruse Everyone knows Steph as the girl who accompanies the choir, but choir hasn't kept her from other activities. Steph can be found anywhere from the hockey field to the French Club; she's our ideal of an all-round girl. Jane Leffler Attractive, popular Janie rushes to class or to parties. Those smiling eyes plus a charming personality have won this choir and Triple Trio member many friends. When she rides around in that Buick, Jane generously gives the footsore a lift. William Lewis Quiet and cheerful, Bill takes everything in his stride. A great outdoor man, he has his own set of traps and he hunts wild game near his home. Willie'' has a great sense of humor that will always get him lots of laughs. Jeanne Lindeman Jeanne is a dependable, fun loving girl with a winning smile and a cheery nature. These qualities alone make her an all-round friend. She is an active participant in school activities and is above average in her studies. Ann Litzleman If you ever feel down and out, go to Ann She can cheer you up in an instant. Her good nature and genuineness make her a friend to everyone Ann is active in sports and tops in all her studies. Edgar Lewis This renowned bachelor is a quiet sort of a guy during school hours, but once he gets out with the boys'' there is a quick change of character. Ed is well liked and always stands by his friends. IKige 28

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Richard Jensen Dick is a swell guy with a smile for everyone. Most of his spare time is passed in assembling radios. He is the mainstay of the trombone section, and a whiz in math. He plans to become a math professor. Joan Kraft Generous, peppy, coy, frank, attractive, and well-dressed describe the qualities that contribute to Joan's popularity. Hen parties and knitting occupy most of her time except when a certain young man is home from college. Page 27 Betty Sue Johnson This tall, bright, and striking girl always applies her will to succeed, whether on the hockey field, in school, or in other activities. Betty Sue is one of those people who you know can be depended upon and is always in demand. Leonard Johnson This tall, good looking lad has returned to us recently from the Navy. Though somewhat reserved, he is known for being seen with a certain Irish red-head. A welcome addition to our class, we are sorry he wasn't with us longer. Herkemeyer P. Jones 'Herk is the character with the bad poisonality no one notices slithering around school. This perfect flop lends gloom to any situation and cracks dull witless jokes at all social events. We ll be glad to see him off to Podunk University. Bad luck, Herk!!! Norma Katk When Norma came to W.H.S. in her junior year, she lost no time in making a place for herself. Besides being a hockey enthusiast Norma is also a good student. A pretty smile and a sincere manner make her a welcome addition to our class.

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Paul MacCowatt Good natured, nice dresser, swell personality! Mac is a regular guy who careens around in a '32 Chevie scaring all the wim-min. He works hard in school and has his small (?) foot in many activities such as football and Student Council. Gretchen Loesch Vivacious, ambitious, and energetic, this year's editor can be recognized by her unforgettable giggle. For three years G. G. has been one of the powers of our class. She has that special personality that attracts friends easily and is responsible tor her popularity. Richard Longley Dick, a quiet senior, has a natural aptitude for science. He spends his spare time tinkering with radios and keeping an eye open for the fair sex. Dick discusses anything Irom car motors to ' last night's physics problems. Paul Loughin Never is his mind off the Navy or boats lor long. Paul advocates Maine as the vacation spot of the world. His favorite sport is rowing, as seen by his crew-cut. Companionable, willing, and friendly, he will surely succeed. Walter Macaulay A Sir Walter Raleigh from way back, Walt always knows what's going on, where, and why. He plans to spend the taxpayers' money by joining the Coast Guard. After completing his term, he expects to go into business with his father. Robert Lunger Bob can often be seen traveling about the town in his Ford convertible, probably on his way to the bank to deposit the Senior Class money. Cheerful Bob is one pint sized guy who has a bushelful of humor.