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

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Samuel Bunting B.A. Spanish Gaston Gesner B.S., B.A. French Clarence Jones B.S. li iology, Phy siogra phy Louise Theurcr B.S., M.A. English, German Graham Beck cl B.A , M V History Dolores Bordner B.A., M.A. English Carol Brinser B.A., M.A. Speech Y. (). Stcengrafe B. S., M.Kd. History Noel Taylor ILS. M.Ed. Biology 76e faculty ■ .. 'Infinite LTmund Allen B.A., M.S. Larin Catherine Flannellv B.S. Physical Education Dama Hill B.S., M.A. Mathematics Marion Scott B.S. I ihrarian Gertrude Four . B.A.. M.A. English, Latin Harriet Howard Art Anthony Ingram B.Sc. Instrumental .Music Harvcv Gerber B.S. .Mathematics W alter I:. Johnson B.S., M.A. Physics, Chemistry Joseph Freeman B.S. English, Safe Driving

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Even at the respective ages of two and four, Arthur and David Michaels display the ready smile that characterizes their father. Since Mr. Michaels' arrival at Westfield Senior High his imper-turable patience in class and his friendly assistance in many school activities have won him a firm place in our memories. A native of Union County, Air. Michaels attended Irvington High School and Montclair State Teacher's College. Later he earned lus .Master's degree from New York University and is now working for a Doctorate in Economics from Columbia I r.iversity. During the last war he was in the 76th Division stationed in Europe and received the Bronze Star for meritorious service. Mr. Michaels' imposing task, the teaching of English to the callow Sophomores who enter Westfield 11igh, never daunts him; for he is the kind of teacher who can even make his students like grammar. Scribbling illustrative sentences on the board in almost illegible script or deftly explaining the plot of “Julius Ceasar . he can always find a wav to make English lively, interesting, and lots of fun. Outside school hours. Mr. Michaels is as enthusiastic and hard-working in coaching the Cross Country, Outdoor, and Indoor track teams as he is in coaching his classes in school. Believing that “this school contains a large percentage of our future leaders w ho should be trained as such”, Mr. Michaels has worked earnestly to help us attain our goals. Because of his philosophy not only our class hut also every class that follows us will be better prepared to face - - and to better - - the world. Here Sergeant Michaels receives the Bronze Star from Colonel C. A. Masson as Colonel C. A. Harper looks on. r, v?

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Ruth Cameron B» .. M.A History Margaret Dietrich B.S.. M.A. English Emerald Dillon ns.. M.i.d. Commercial Sub jeers Robert Duncan B.S. Pbv si cal E ducat io u Bart Ellis B.S.. M l tf. Mathematics Andrew Grav B.A., M.A. Guidance Janet Grimier B.A., M.A. Vocal .Music Alice Hall Assistant Librarian Stella Hemphill B.A. Spanish Annie Hewitt B.S., M. A Mathematics Corner Lewis B.S., M.Ed. History Milton Luxemburg Alice Pelton B.S.. M.A. Commercial Subjects English Bernard Thomas Ph.B.. M.S. English, Journalism John Thompson B.S. Industrial Arts C. Blair Rogers Ph.B., M.A. Chemistry, Biology Ruth Tombacher Music Gertrude Rogers B.S., M.A. Physical Education Howard Tomlinson B.S., M.S. Commercial Subjects 7 'Patience and TOiadoat