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

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Speaking to no one in particular but happily . . . Help make sophomores feel at home by beating them in a good bombardment game . . . sympathizing with sophomore problems, “You think you've got boy problems now? Wait 'til you’re a senior! . .. rocks serve as potatoes .. . “Put the basketball between your knees and look as much like a kangaroo as possible”.. . dream come true: senior boy gets sophomore sister... juniors help Lulu Hely co-ordinate ... “1 smell onions, check the bottoms of your shoes”.. . the Bickel sisters' snake ... no safety for a photographer here if it’s a he . . . girdles, anyone? . . . pyramid started, order stopped . . . the Grand Squish ... The triple alliance: Miss Melosi, Miss Ecker, Mrs. Crafts . . . “It’s a Hamm-burger . .. Refreshment takes the edge off of competition for Carolyn Hamm . . . “Yech, banana and peanut butter for three days straight! .. . Toni Reed discovers the awful truth about her dinner. . .

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“Moving on along to our door prize. Door prize? Kris Jones and Lulu Hcly direct picnic activities . . . Suzy Reynolds grooves with four on the floor ... A display of her athletic prowess . . . “If you lost your contact???!!! . . . Seniors and sophomores pile on for a pyramid .

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“Westfield, dear Westfield ... we praise you always ’. . . DUMB (Devils’ Unequaled Marching Band) opens season on a rousing note . . . “Crush the Crusaders” . . . Drum Major Jerry Read demonstrates great vigor and skill .. . vicious drummers go berserk . . . PEP CLUB, cheerleaders, and twirlers arouse students’ killer instinct. . . “Can you beat this Westfield team? H ll no!!!” . . . Thursday night fingerpainting . . . Friday stick-ups that sometimes last all day . . . Blue Devil Kevin Kane strikes fear in the hearts of friend and foe alike with bizarre antics.. . “Which team has the bluest shirts?” . . . “There’ll be a hot time in the old town tonight!” . . . Newly organized Flag Corps unfurls talent in World Pre miere . . . “March Down the Field” . . . Coaches introduce starting line-ups, promise victories. . . traditional “Battle of the Classes” ends in usual stalemate . . . “West-field victorious, the champions of all!” .. . Those were the days my friend . . . Plastering the walls with spirit. . . Give me an “R“. give me an “A“. give me an “H“. . . Varsity cheerleaders lead traditional class cheering contests . . . 24