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

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HARRY GRANOER • no. 23 on gridiron . . . All-State guard . . . likes all sports . . . and girls . . . flash in chemistry . . . second year . . . former junk dealer . . . crewman's haircut . . . avid Slippery Rock Teachers' fan . . . liked by all . . . Harry, Har, or H . GAIL GREEN a warming smile . . . innocent expression of a mischief planner .. . soft, smooth voice . . . cheerleader . . . perfectly groomed in sport clothes . . unruffled hair and disposition . . pulchritude that catches the eye . . . lover of horses . . among othei things . . . Gail. JUDY GRISWOLO a witticism always on the tip of her tongue our most accomplished equestrienne . . . proved by her many ribbons short, pert, peppy . . . that's the way to go, coach” . . . Veep of French Club ... if would disintegrate without her . . . Judy. JOAN GRAY • considerate and charming with an air of perfect poise . . . executive of the Cheer Squad and Mask and Mime . . . unselfish . . . sleek fitting clothes . . . slits for eyes when laughing . . . believer in people . . . accomplished basketeer . . . owner of a pretty face . . . Joan. DORIS GREER deeply dimpled . . . appreciates good humor with torrents of giggles . . . thrives on trouble . . . dry humor that draws laughter . . . actually sleeps at slumber parties . . . sweet and lovable ■ . • but says what she thinks . . wild about music . . . and a first alto . . • Doris. CAROL GROSVENOR pefrte and blonde . . every boy's dream . . . usually late to history class an expert knitter and seamstress . . . calm . . . tries to do her shorthand five minutes before class . . . always in a cheerful mood . . . Carol. [22]

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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]

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D Vr xu 3c f JANET GUMBERT a lightning left wing . . . who made All-State and All-Westfield hockey teams . . . rubber in her shoes -she bounces . . . another Wait-'til-nexf-year Dodger fan . . . frantic driver ... of a blue Dodge . . . continual laughter . . . Janet. BOB HAASE • a subordinate to no one . . . who can argue on almost anything . . . and win . . . weaving driver . . . expert on Canasta . . . amazing vocabulary . . . spends summers at the Tennis Club . . . sitting . . . inert . . . startling comebacks . . . Titian tint . . . Red. BARBARA HALLAM • an outstanding member of G.A.C. . . . one of our best hockey officials . . . hockey manager . . . fencing . . . active in all sports ... an honor student . . . from start to finish . . . always lending a helping hand . . . sweet sincertiy . . . Bobby. SALLY GUTHRIE • lover of life. ... and witty quips . . . drum majorette . . . murder in modern dance . . . hockey and basketball ... a catty egotist in Seventeenth Summer a laugh that rocks . . . long blond hair that shines like the golden fleece . . . Sally. JOHN HANN hunting enthusiast . . . tall and lean . . . tool and die maker . . . wide smile . . . hobby is radio . . . quiet in school . . . gray Ford . . . with open top . . . enjoys fishing . . . pleasing personality . . . likes people . . . John. JOAN HACKNEY ❖ philosophic thinking . . . unusual ideas that occasionally surprise the Hi's Eye . . . writes with profundity . . . lives within her thoughts that seem to stem from reading . . . it's true that still water runs deep . . . Joan. [23]