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

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DOROTHY FANTONE dashing, devastating and debonair . . . looks crisp and clean . . persevering young lady . . . dimples . . Service Club . . new shades of nail polish . . . full of zip-boom-bala! . . . party-giver . . . favorite pastime— dancing . . . goes places . . in a grey De Soto . . . Dottie. ELIZABETH FLINT • a lover of good music . . . outstanding member of the Honor Society . . the soul of diplomacy . . . subtle sense of humor . . . knitter of good looking argyles . . . angelic smile that shows off her cute dimples . . . completely dependable . . . Betsey. PRISCILLA FREEMAN socially minded . . . sees nature through rose colored glasses not afraid to express ingenious ideas . . . gullible . . . rhythmic poetry . - . life sketches . . . conscientious actress of Pride and Prejudice . reads to excess . . . distinct individual . . . Priscilla. RALPH FISHER succeeds in everything ... he attempts . . sound common sense . . . Hi-Y . . Forum Club debater . . Spanish Club . . , Y basketball league . . . ingenious wit . . . unruffled personality . . . neat dresser . . . with catchy sweater combinations . . . smooth conversationalist . . . once he gets started . . . Ralph. STEPHEN FOGG a one in a hundred dancer . . . who knows every step . . . the very essence of gentlemanliness . . . a bursting laugh . . . that makes him red in the face . . . clothes to be envious of . . . considerate . . . Steve. FRED FREY • appreciates the lighter side of things ... a Ford with a driver who can't tell east from west . . determination ... a modest bass . . . lots of ideas about nothing in particular . . . staunch hockey player . . . and football letterman . . . Fred. [20]

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DONALD DOTY a master at mechanical drawing . . . among other things . . . one of Miss Grimler's faithful basses . . . politeness and patience . . . that give him distinction flashing smile . . a mood that puts others into hysteria . . . generous . . . Don. MARIO ECKER handsome lad from Panama of varied interests—stamp collecting and model building . . . hard persistent worker . . . Mason's helper . . . press operator enthusiastic Sea Scout . . cooperative . . . well mannered . . . mature . . . student . Mario. JOHN ERICCSON sports galore—football, basketball, track . . . serves as Hi-Y Chapter treasurer . . Forum Club . . . reserved in manner . . . but surprises everyone with retorts . . . intense thinker enjoys everyone else's jokes . . . proficient in many activities . . . John. WILLIAM DRAKE '? new last year . . . made friends fast . . . easy-going . . . Missouri drawl . . . stellar actor . . . Veep of class . . . brilliant student . . . Spanish enthusiast ... on track squad . . . drives white sedan . . . Bill. I HARRY ENGEN • outstanding in track and football . . . class leader . . . when it comes to telling jokes . . . amusing combination of savoir-faire and naturalness around girls . . . typical Westfield heart breaker . . . wavy hair . . . scintillating smile . . . adds zest to gatherings . . . Skip. JEAN ESSIG vivacious blonde . . . with infectious giggle . . . knits loud socks . . . has the habit of getting into trouble . . . eager to do things . . . another Dodger die-hard . . . fabulous color combinations . . crazy 'bout square dancing and jit-terbugging . . . How about that? . . . Jean. [19]

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MARYBELIE FROST the silliest thing on two feet when tired or sick . . . holder of an I. D. bracelet that's much too big . . . liberal ideas . . . rarely worries . . . but a pessimist . . . weird sounds when she gets muddled . . . broad sense of humor . . . Frostie. GILBERT GLEASON • violin virtuoso . . . All State Orchestra two consecutive years . . . choir and glee dub . . . our most talented musician . . . undiscovered tennis star . . . ping-pong enthusiast . . . hobby is chemistry ... a whiz at bridge . . . his favorite game . . . boisterous ties . . .Gil. JANE GOULD transfer from Chevy Chase . . . menagerie of stuffed animals . . . acrobatics like a pretzel . . . lover of life . . . ready to defend what she believes . . . bouncing hair . . . blessed with luck . . . bubbling party goer . . . frets about the family convertible . . . authority on little things . . . from the Ideal . . . Jane. ESTHER GARDELL high voice . . . and suddenly a higher laugh ... a way of saying things that drip with humor . . . smattering of photography . . . fervent admirer of Maine . . . constant energy . . . successful hostess . . . big teaser but so very likeable . . . Esther. ARTHUR GOLDSBY • star clarinetist of Mr. Ingram's brood . . . flashy '49 Ford . . . which he use altenately . . . with his motor scooter . . . member of Hi-Y . . . president of Pilgrim Fellowship . . . Specs . . . long legs . . . attractive smile . . . Art. DAVID GRACEY absorbed in woodworking and photography . . . courteous . . . ambitious ... to do architectural drawing . . . and attend Pratt Institute . . . solemn . . . companion to books . cooperative . . . itinerant of the United States and Canada . . . reticent friendliness . . . Dave. [21]