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

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SIXTY FOUR “I regret that I have but one life ...” Pat Quinn captures the spirit of ’64. “On your mark!” Senior picnic chairman Mark Taylor and senior class president Doug Eakeley start the sack relay. Senior Council informally welcomes new members of the senior class

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CLASS OF SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS and ADVISER Assistant Treasurer: Karen Olson President: Doug Eakeley Vice President: Jim Smith Adviser: Miss Dietrich Treasurer: Joy Broun Secretary: Mary Werner As seniors we have spent an intriguing and stimulating year. We have been exposed to the logic of science, the lessons of history, and philosophies of life. Not only has our senior year meant a growth in knowledge, but it has also meant new friendships, new accomplishments, and senior activities. In September wc held a party to welcome all new seniors to our class. On October eleventh, we gathered at Tamaques Park for our senior picnic. Later that month we joined in our major service project by distributing pamphlets for the town of Westfield. In February' we presented our senior play. Lute Song. In June we attended •he senior banquet, the grand finale of our high school years. Led by the officers and senior council of the Class of '64, we have met the responsibilities and have enjoyed the privileges of our senior year. It has been a year in which each of us has used his individual talents to serve our school, community, and country.

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SUSAN ACKMAN Tall. vivacious blonde . . . carefree personality . . . lured by the sea . . . characterized by a wild and whacky sense of humor . . . member of Rivera fan club . . . perpetually active . . . Sue ANNE A 1.1 BRAND I Russet tresses . . . medically minded miss . . . striking beauty . . . summer beachcomber . . FBLA . . . crazy about ‘ Henry’s” . . . rides with Charlotte . . . when’s Lott coming home? . . . “No kidding!” .. . Anne i , 4 RICHARD AHLFELD An aspiring Conrad Hilton . . . water hug: boating and skiing . . . highly intelligent English V-cr . . . longing for Lauderdale . . . courteous and respected . . . Rich JOANNE ALBRECHT Sweet Candvstriper . . . what could lie more relaxing than art? . . when not doing school work, found sewing or engaged in sports . . . pert and unpredictable . . . Howdy, people! ... Jo DAVID ALEXANDER Tomorrow's professor . . . crosscountry and track set the pace for him . . . lazes at Lake George . . . choir tenor ... ear to ear smile day to day good nature . . . “Alex” CLAUDIA ALLCUTT A sweet girl . . talkative when you reach her . . . today s Candy-striper. tomorrow’s nurse . . . “man exists for mutual service” . . . there's an air of calm about her . . ■ Chiquita Banana . . . Claudia WESLEY ALLMAN His stature tall . . competent track manager . . JV basketball standout . . responsible and dependable . “here conies the Times . . . winning personality . . Wes 14 Class of i DIANE AMES Life is known only to those who live it ... a hall-o to all . . . skill with a foil . . . sees her future in nursing . . . where then is sincerity and understanding there is a friend . . . “Baz . . . “Amos