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

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 BARBARA CLEAVES Constant glow ... let Epingle solve your problems ... a song wherever she goes - - to chorus, choir. “12,” Westfield Junior Music Club, or All-State Chorus . . . 273 holds a strange AL-lure . . how can she be nutty and sophisticated at the same time? . . . “Peep or Barb JEAN CLINE Mixes basketball with piano . . . summertime means farm time . . . will succeed in the world of journalism ... a creative writer . . . argues with relish . . . “Have fun!” . . . Jean JEANNE CLINE Livens up your living . . . Normandy Beach surf ‘n’ sand lover . . . frequent prankster . . . nautical lass . . . small stature, big personality . . . Jeanne or “C.line” KENDRA OLIVER Her wardrobe is the envy of every girl ... a figure meant for modeling . . . artistically talented: a devotee of paintings, sculpturing, and modem jazz dance . . . dreams of Vermont . . . cultured in appearance and character . . . Kcndy JOHN COATS Move master in the chess club . . . “Oh. two diamonds” . . . plans membership in the ABA . . . terror of the chemistry lab . . . he actually has favorite subjects — history and math . . . Jack HARRIET GAY COBURN An indefatigable buoyancy . . leader in church fellowship . California’s the place ... a career in language is great, but Latin III and French IV? . . . often officially occupied . . . “Oh, fudge!” . . . Gay BROCK COLEMAN What, Brock's working at practice?! record-breaking hurdler from that track family . . . the toothpick . . . Community Center worker . . . loves to loaf . . . unassuming but respected and liked by everyone ... “Twitch” or Brock WILLIAM COLES Easygoing fellow with an always-ready smile . . . eager Eagle Scout . . . cafeterias are for eating, not studying ... an out-doorsman at home in the Adiron-dacks . . . “You betcha!” . . . “Beezie” 26

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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

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 THOMAS CONNOLLY A candidate for Navy blue . . . the late bell always beats him to homeroom . . . freckles unlimited . . . unmistakable smile marks a happy personality . . . have you seen him pump gas? . . . “What’s happening?” .. . Tom SUSAN CONRAD You! those enormous shirts! . . . the girl with the smile ... tomorrow's medical technician (finger stabber?) ... a 115’er ... Bridge, anyone? ... Sue C. VINCENT COOGAN Obsessed with keeping his car running . . . Thelonious Monk fan . . . aspiring automotive engineer . . . weird sense of humor . . . would like to see candlelight in the cafeteria . . . way-out philosophy . .. “Governor” MICHAEL COWLES Handles a basketball with finesse . . . wild bird calls in study hall are his doing . . . fun-loving and mischievous . . . his friendship is worth-while ... Mike GEOFFREY CRANE Fun-loving personality . . . saves money? . . . genial geologist — steady as a rock . . . drives “The Bomb” or “Green Hornet” . . . time is money . . . “Unbelievable” . . . Geoff JOANNE COMPTON Outgoing personality . . . can be found in the thick of things . . . heart set on business ... a sweeter girl you wouldn't find . . . “You're kidding . . . Joanne TED CONNELL Drawn toward loafing . . . those lavender socks! . . . excellent swimmer . . . admirable physique . . . sometimes seen trying to avoid his teammates' scissors . . . Ted KAREN CRANE Vivacious blonde with a bubbling laugh . . . seamstress supreme . . . figure that rates A 1 . . . delegate to Girls’ State . . . by her friendliness you will know her . . . Karen