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

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ANNE BILLETER Our California import . . . proficient in sports and scholastics . . . well-read librarian-to-be . . . an amicable and determined s irl . . . emphasis on basketball and softball ... “I hope so!” . . . Anne PENELOPE BIRDS A I.L A china doll . . . Daisy Bud and Y-Teencr . . . sews a perfect seam . . . French fan . . . soft-spoken and concerned for others . . . “The funniest thing happened!” . . . happy helper . . . Penny BARBARA BIRKENMEIER Quiet and reserved exterior doesn't hide her enthusiasm . . . a more pleasant smile you never did see . . . capable secretary of FTA . . . charm all her own . . . English whiz . . . “What am I doing here?” . . . Barb WILLIAM BLACKBURN One of a threesome . . . where’s the party? find Bill ... a WHS booter . . . levelheaded and respected . . . diplomatic plans . . . “Son of a gun!” . . . Bill ELLEN BLAIER Friends are to be cherished . . . silence is a virtue . . mad about jazz . . . attractive dresser with distinctive views . . . frequents the shore . . . “What was I going to say? . . . Ellen RANDALL BLAIR Handsome football player . . . brains and brawn . . . innocent smile . . . can talk his way out of anything . . . blushing tendencies . . . red VW . . . Cleveland's gain is our loss . . . Randy JUDITH BLANK And where there is warmth you will find a friend . . . anyone for the Point? . . . cute cheerleader with infectious enthusiasm . . . eyes aimed at nursing . . . Lake George busboys have a special charm . . . “Anyone seen a crooked smile and a red VW?” . . . “I couldn't believe it” . . . Judv MICHAELE BLANKEN Much concerned about almost everything . . . president of Library Council . . . head above the crowds . . . “Books are keys to wisdom's treasure” . . . summers spent in the Land of Lincoln . . . Michaelc 20

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CATHERINE BENTLEY From south of the Mason-Dixon . . . fancies folk singing and choir . . . smoke gets in her eyes . . . high-stepping WHS twirler . . . “Oooooh, that makes me sooooo mad!” ... Cathy HARRIETTE BENZ Her true concern for others is evidenced by the hours she devotes to caring for young children . . . when she’s not doing her Modern World History homework, she’s probably rooting for the Mets . . . also can be seen cheering at WHS football games... “Eh!” ... “Pudgie” JAY BEREZ In “13” and All-State Chorus . . . jazz and folk music hold his interest . . . did he really paint the Central Avenue bridge? . . . relishes history and Plane Geometry . . . snappy dresser . . . “What’s going on Friday night?” • • • Jay C. WILLIAM BERGQUIST Seen but not heard . . . the outdoors beckons ... is there any subject in school but science? . . . drum beats for judo . . . blond wavy hair . . . “Don’t worry about it” . . . Bill SUSAN BERNSTEIN Cuteness personified . . . love those sweaters . . . plans include a medical career . . . North-Side’s well-liked football player . . . never at a loss for words . . . “You wouldn’t believe it!” . . . Susie KARIN BEYERSTEDT Our yearbook artist . . . “Let’s not and say we did” . . . thoughts of summer in New Hampshire ... art club president . . . partial to tall boys! ... “Kasev” BETTE BIERWIRTH Bubbling personality with a go-get-'em attitude . . . never understands what is going on . . . driving techniques unsurpassed . . . at ease with all ... a complete nut . . . “Hallstein” . . . “B.A.” ARTHUR BIGELOW Wonder mechanic . . . never happy unless around cars ... if we must spend time in school, let's have English and history . . . big man . . . bowling scores . . . Art 19

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JEFFREY BLEEKE He'll be there if there's folk singing going on . . . manages to work and relax at the same time? . . . dislikes noisy librarians . . . “Look at the Potraziebie 700'’ . . . “Hallelujah” . . . Jeff or “D.W.L.” JUDY BOLEN Significant blonde addition to WHS female population . .. hardworking editor for Mr. Clarkson . . . smooth Middle Western accent . . . summers are made for resting ... a doll by anyone’s standards. . . Judy SUSAN BLYTH The blithe spirit of WHS . . . creative talents find expression in ceramics club ... a place in the sun is reserved at shore and dude ranch ... a beautician’s life will be the life for her . . . “Bec-u-tiful . . . Sue JAMES BOGAERT Likable guy . . . spirited sportsman, 'specially in cross-country and basketball . . . will probably live forever . . . distinctive specs . . . “That’s close” . . . Jim or “Bogie” ROSARIA BONACCORSO An individualist . . . frequent follower of football . . . cheerful and good-natured . . . have summer. will travel . . . her middle name is fun . . . “How sweet it is” . . . “Sarah SHARON BONESTELE Can be found sliding down school banisters or doing homework in the hall . . . indulges in bowling, knitting, parties, and drag races . . . wherever she goes “Little Miss Kook goes along . . . nursing lies ahead ... a lovable wit . . • “Ya gotta be kid-din’!” . . . “Bone” VIRGINIA BOGART Album addict from way back . . . sports fanatic . . . prefers tall boys . . . summer drag race spectator . . . terrific sense of humor . . . head in the clouds: feet on the ground ... “I got’s ta!” . . . Ginnv or “Jr.'’ GAIL BRACUTO Artistically astute . . . one-time Trinity girl . . . the shore holds a special attraction . . . competent cashier at the Rialto . . . “What 'ya doing, doll?” . . . Gail 21