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

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KATHLEEN CALDWELL Sophisticated . . . bee-u-ti-ful hair . . . “on guard' for fencing . . . “Why does everything have to happen to me?” . . . those who give sympathy will receive it . . . sparklingly well-groomed . . “You're kidding! . . . Kathleen MAUREEN CALLAHAN Such long, long hair . . . hello, with a smile . flair for fun . . . relaxes while listening to Broadway albums . . . remarkable answers to every question . . . “Really” . . Reenie STEVEN CALVERT Smooth-running milcr and cross-count rv man . . . all sports are favorites, particularly golf . . . brains as well . . . NHS member . . . very friendly sort of humor unless you're a trackman: then he cuts as well as any . . . relaxing to be around . . . “T2” or Steve BEVERLY CARLTON Petite miss with a love for living . . . small in height but great in stature . . . addicted to widespread teenage disease — jazz . . . summer = shore . . . subdued. but only on the surface . . . “You’re kidding” ... Bev BARBARA JEAN CAR MOD Y Petite blonde with a mind of her own . . . lots of pep and energy . . . teaching looms in the future . . . wild about tbe color blue and Mexican food . . . Modern World History, blues records, and photography rate, too . . . “Be good and have fun” . . . Barbara Jean JOCELYN CARRIGAN Contagious zest for life . . . never at a loss for words . . . willingly, helpfully present when needed . . talented twirler . . . devoted Candystriper and Daisy Bud . . . will look good with an RN s cap . . . “Where’s Carol?” .. Joy CATHY CARROLL Serious, with an eye on the future . . . would like to be an interpreter at the UN . . . in the meantime she enjoys rock collecting, tennis, and reading . . . particularly cares for US History and Spanish . . . “How thick can you get?” ... “Katrinz” 24 WILLIAM CARSON Dreams of seven lunch periods a day . . . just a little on the quiet side . . . unhurried, happy-go-lucky attitude . . . found cither reading or enjoying the great outdoors ... a compatible companion . . . Bill

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THOMAS BROWN If it's sports, ho loves it . . . prominent cross-country and track man ... as soon as school is over, he's off to the shore . . . jocund journalist . . . great ambition is to be a beachcomber . . . “A party — where?” . . . Tom MARK BRUMBAUGH Known for his wit ... a 115’er of note . . . summer house painter . . . just about the friendliest guy around . . . takes a vital interest in people . . . perpetually in a cast. .. “Marcus” DENNIS BURKE Our answer to Sandy Koufax . . . recognizes others worth . . . spends summers at the playground — and gets paid for it! . . . seen in bright red car . . . good guy to have on your team anytime . . . “That's whipped” . . . “Bic” JILL BURROWS Fashion-able future . . . goes for Downhome blues and Soulsinging . . . good times roll her way . . . crack dance contest winner . . . conservative clothes . . . “What’s happenin', Jack?” . . . P ROBERT BRUNTON A big fellow with a big heart . . . baseball is his favorite . . . spent his summer vacation working at a Presbyterian camp at Johnson-burg . . . one of the indispensable members of the backstage lighting crew ... a concern for others ... Bob MARY ANN BUCCOLA All-around interests: swimming, cooking, and dancing . . . bound for business school . . . known for her creations in bakers’ club . . . honestly, she’s sweet . . . ‘ You know what I mean?” . . . Mary Ann ROBERT BUSCH High-flying pole vaulter . . . has the tall good looks . . . circulation manager of our weekly publication, Hi's Eye . . . unruffled manner and a leisurely gait.. . Bob DONALD BUTTERS Welcome newcomer ... oh, those California weekends . . . ace water skier . . . inspires wild gym classes . . . champion water polo player . . . love of the outdoors will lead to horticulture and forestry . . . “What?” . . . Don 23

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GAIL CARTER Never in a bad mood . . . “he’s out of his tree” . . . still remembers boys’ glee club with a grimace . . . horseback riding addict . . . ready with sympathy and a smile to make you forget . . . “I have a new joke!” . . . Gail ANNE CASTIGLIA That short girl with the beautiful hair . . . someday girl-Friday . . . “Oh, crumb” . . . beats a path to Cape Cod and the shore during summer . . . the quiet one . . . Annie JANICE CATALANOTTO The quiet element of 273 . . . plans NOT to be a housewife . . . expert worrier . . . known for a bleep named Taffy . . . she paries fractured French bienly . . . (un-fractured French, too) . . . Janice SARA CAVE Loudest glockenspiel our band ever had . . . dedicated to hockey and basketball for the girls . . . gifted in math . . . admires friendly people and returns their friendliness . . . Maine is God’s country . . . “Kit” PATRICIA CLANCY Puts the pep in pepper ... a bundle of laughs . . . artistically artistic . . . sewing and knitting keep her in stitches . . . energetic Y-Teen. Jr. Aux., and Can-dystriper . . . commercial art, here she comes . . . “Hey, Cuz!” . . . “Glance” FREDERICK CLARK Relaxed as they come, yet full of pep . . . you can often check him out in the Finast supermarket . . . industrious part time jobber with a flair for science . . . deep Midwestern accent . . . fond of the gentleman’s sport of billiards . . . practical joker . . . NANCY CLARK Witty and gay . . . has a flair for the extraordinaire . . . superlative seamstress . . . we gain only as we give . . . part of a well-known twosome . . . Nancy ROBERT CLAUSSEN Friendly extrovert with a distinctive personality . . . genial and even-tempered . . . first-rate golfer . . . cafeteria capers . . . colloquial English . . . knows his way around the “88” . . . “Are you fooling me?” ... Bob