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

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JOHN CUSSOLD • always the gentleman . . . quick grin . . good date . . . loyal and sincere . . sometimes serious . . . loves New York and the shore . . . amiable temperament ... an up and coming man of the world . . . friendly . . . first-rate husband material . . . Johnny. ALAN COLYER laughs constantly . . . chief hobby . . working on car . . . Why go to Olympic Park when you can drive with Al? . . . well known for his sudden trips to the shore . . . mathematical genius . . friendly . . . Chirt. KAY CLEMENTS full of fun . . . and fancy free . a must at slumber parties . . . mania for music . . . respects quiet people ... but can't bear them personality plus . with friends to prove it . . . lover of the better things . . Beanhead . . . Kay. SUE COLE beautiful wardrobe of chic outfits . dimples that enhance a quick smile . . . and a hearty laugh . . . firm concepts of right and wrong .at times mischievous . . . often serious . . . easy to talk to . . . immaculate in work and dress . . . Sue. [15]

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JOEL CARLBON entertaining . . won lots of friends ... by laughing at their jokes . . . Stewart's . . . droll wit . . . DeMolay member ... is making up for lost time ... a sly smile . . . novelty tunes . . . has an ailing, stay-at-home Ford . . . Jay. SUE CHADWICK vivacious . . . when you get to know her . . . plans to be a social worker—overseas . . . impulsive gestures . . . prefers a dark-haired, darkeyed boy . . . continually wearing a smile . . to the victor . . . Susie Q. NANCY CHERRY • tolerates school in general . . and abhors Pepsi . . . intelligent Cardinal rooter . . . who's equivalent to a baseball almanac ... an author exceptional . . . Writer's Club . . . sarcastic ... a modest pianist who reads notes like Horowitz himself . . . Nancy. C- vi j? «V'f VI If £.r £+n FRED CATLIN up and coming electrician . . . interested in railroads . . . sine qua non of all our stage productions . . . co-operative . . . quiet . . . until you become acquainted . . . enthusiastic member of the Technicians' Club . . . pleasant . . Fred. THOMAS CHASE commuter from Bryn Mawr, Penn. . . .special interest in everything . . . tall and lanky . . . gangling walk . . track team . . . placid expression . . which matches his disposition . . . canal boat feet . . . Hi-Y . . . thundering Westfield High rooter . . . Tom. CHERYL CLARK evidence of a Mid West drawl . . . versatile sports woman . . . noted for toot of the Buick . . full of pranks and mischief . . . after the game parties . . Luckies . . . likes gadgets . . . occasionally thoughtful . . . more often with the kids . . . laughing . . . Cheryl. [14]

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RAYMOND CONSTANTINE • knowr his blue Buick . . . reserved ... a fling wit . . . once he gets started can be found in the manual training . . . possesses an amazing knowledge of guns and cars . construction . . . Ray. JOHN CORBETT ; chosen as class president . . . three letter man . . . popular for leadership and dependability . . . not the flashy athlete . . . but always there when needed . . . model of school spirit) . . . Jack. WILLIAM CROCCO an itinerant to Arizona and California ... via truck ... a natty dresser ... a smile that bursts with radiant friendliness . . . one of the great team of '50 . . . his interest for the future . . . accountancy . . . Bill. JOAN COOLEY admiration for the genuine . . . bridge game 'til the wee hours . . . born leader . . of infinite jokes . . . dead aim for basket and hockey cage debater . . . user of elongated words . . . outspoken alto . . perfect teeth . . . natural psychologist . . . reader . . . Cookey. JANICE CROW • one of our happiest . . . cheerleader . . hardworking choir member . . a warm debater . . usually for the negative clothes for every occasion . eager smile that tugs at the corners of her mouth . . is learning the art of thinking . . . Jan. ARTHUR COX craves cold weather . . so there'll be ice hockey . . . but puts up with basketball and football and track . . ticklish ... a knowing laugh . . . untimely snoozes in the movies . . . chief desire—a car . Bud. [16]