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

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IAVINIA JEWELL the latest coiffure . . . habit of attracting men . . . flair for character acting . . . intelligence with common sense . . . much enthusiasm over people . . . Ricky ticky . . . affectionate nature . . . tall and slim . . . with a husky second soprano voice . . . Vinnie. RICHARD JOHNSTON sometimes kidded for it . . . but always gave very best for school . . spirit sticks out all over him flashy drummer . . . always ready to give out with life story in class . . . irrepressible personality . . . Ace or Johnny. RALPH JONES t co-editor of Hi's-Eye . . . edits columns in other newspapers . . . brilliant mind . . . when he talks . . . avid sports fan and participant . . . track . . baseball . . . Yankees . . . efficient ... yet full of enjoyable quips . . . future—journalism . . . Ralph. IVAR JOHANSON 'V clings to W. H. S. . . . but spends much time at the shore . . . blond curly-top . . . honest as they come . . . reserved . . . trackman . . . enjoys radio and stamp collecting . . . shy . . . but friendly . . . Ivar. BARBARA JONES terrific sense of humor . . . friendly . . . loaded with artistic ability . . . secretary of the Library Council . . . enthusiastic joker . . . famous for her coat of assorted names . . . aspires to be . . . aviatrix . . . get it now . . . crazy about anything yellow . . . Jonesie. MARYANNE KEAL winsome smile . . . willowy brunette . . . sweet, willing manner . . . quiet, unassuming . . . smart dresser . . . heads south during her vacation . . . outside amusements . . . fascinating talker . . . Maryanne. [27]

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MALCOLM HOOD big, quiet guy . . . pleasant . . . cooperation exemplified . . . snappy wit . . . that would cheer up anyone . . . one of the few conscientious students . . . excels in history . . . fop musician . . . highlight of the band and orchestra . along with his trumpet . . . Hoody. FRANCES HORSTMAN prize trombonist in band and orchestra . . pretty . . . modest and industrious . . . loves to travel expert swimmer and diver . and tennis player . . . gives snap to any situation . . . blushes easily . . enjoys life . abundant supply of corny jokes . . . Fran. BETSY HUSK • bobbing red locks . . . just laughs and laughs . . and talks and talks . understanding and sympathetic friend . . modest, enthusiastic interest . . . mild temperament . . . alive at any hour . . . loyal . . . keeps things to herself . . You think she doesn't? . . Bets. WILLIAM HOOPER radio ham . . . guitar strummin' a specialty . . . also a harmonica playing hillbilly musician . . . a grey Chevy that carries him to New York on week-ends . . jokes galore . . . trackman extraordinary . . . versatile and indispensable member of the Writer's Club . . . Bill. RICHARD HRUDA tall ... tan ... and terrific . . . good looks plus . . . three year star of golf team . noted for his jeans . and plaid shirts . . . friendly smile . . sincere . . . ignores female admirers . . . one love has he . . . Dick. DOUGLAS HUTTON of English parentage . . brusque . . off-hand manner . plaid shirts . . . startling eyes . . . cheerful . . interested in the University of Maine or the Air Corps . . . keen • . . asks leading questions . . . becomes absorbed in his work . . . Doug.

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ROBERT KING immigrant from Long Island ... the last piece of the '50's class puzzle . . . self-confidence . . . student director ... of the Senior Play . . . takes yearly bird census ... a woman-killer . . . attractive cosmopolite . . always rushing . . . but going —Qui sait? . . . Bob. FRANKLIN KLION large brain capacity . . . one of the few people still rootin' for the Pirates . . . proud owner of a Pierce . . . bound for Cornell . . . and medical school . . . south paw . . . intellectual parties . . . good conversationalist . . . smooth dresser . . . Beanie. JEANNE LA FONTAINE enviable independence . . . lives by the day ... a believer in Eat, drink, and be merry . . . calm observer of life . . . common sense and logic that floors opponents . . . stands by convictions and friends . . . a deep alto who doesn't blend . . . but enjoys herself . . . Jeanne. GEORGE KIRN varsity basketball man . . . likes any sport . . . frequent visitor to South Orange . . . popular music lover . . . and singer . . . Yankee rooter . . . owns deluxe one-door sedan . . . migrates to shore for summer . . . George. DORIS KRAUSER gal of many talents . . . won state and national dressmaking contests . . . chairman of Costume Committee of Mask and Mime . . . blessed with natural curly hair . . . tall and slender . . . clothes she makes herself . . . loves Milton Berle . . . Doris. NANCY LAING sophisticated . with beautiful wavy blonde hair . . . Trinity's loss and our gain . . . enjoys the company of artists . . . second soprano in choir . deep blue eyes . . . that have that come hither look . . . sincere friend . . . Nancy. [28]