Westwood High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Westwood, NJ)

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0PlIOMORE BUY Fifth Row: W. Diss, W. Meister, G. McEwan, R. Kissack, F, Capuzzo, B. Kauffman, H. Wehber, P. Haub, E. Huff, G. Bishop, E. Voorhis. Fourfh Row: R. Quackenbush, W. Johnson,'W. Bomm, C. Metz, A. Widman, J. Arvanefes, D. Omerod, R. Engle, W. Walker, J. Ross. Third Row: S. Ackerman, G. Davis, A. Stokes, R. Blinn, F. Keahon, A. Harm, R. Roediger, D. Gow, W. Lyons. Second Row: L. Blum, J. Reeve, E. Regan, F. Ross, J. Castrovillari, L. Frisch, G. Hansen, W. Debes, A. Stubing, B. Worton First Row: K. Siebert, O. Schumm, V. Berger, R. Whifcomb, P. McDermott, K. Schumacher, G. Morgan, K. Barreff, F. Gena- EDUCATION W mis A ONIC AGE The Xelevknne LLM V ? X' 'wf.Aa:he. Pre: exam S-'l'u.J1 QAM . . ? rf fl 4 ly :III A N J Ll can t xl 2' gjkxxmamic . Bomb If l , .mek +0 s-HLA., ? A Amiga-f5.si gas...-Q. The tmhl Am! H 7:-:r'h1.S.

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lllllllllllllllll GIRL Sixth -Row: J. Canzoneri, R. Vander Wyden, L. Ramagli, J. Schellhammer, A. Mackay, C. Gradley, L. Henninger, N. Willmy, I. Schrader, E. Messler, G. Way, V. Hinz. Fifth Row: B. Beckmann, M. Brescia, D. Heinrichs, P. Petersen,,B. Klages, G. Paul, l. Hillman, N. Lydman, D. Kruppenbacher, L. Klein, D. Ellsworth, M. Irwin, J. Gillies, N. Fowler. Fourth Row: A. Pepe, M. Petrocelli, J. Cesareo, D. Humphrey, M. Thurnall, B. Jansen, W. Schnable, F. Husserl, C. Muller, A. Hager, P. Sappington, L. De Groat, C. Smalley, P. Gleeson. Third Row: J. Schryver, E. Hochenberg, L. Fick, M. Geiger D. Kahant, L. Stanwood, J. Waldvogel, J. Elliot, l. Ambrosine, H. Blaurock, C. Gunderson, E. Muller, G. De Trani, M. Damerell, V. Paulsen. Second Row: R. Goldberg, B. Laurence, B. Aklins, N. Bumsted, J. Zell, M. De Turck, H, Vandermast, l. Bove, J. Doherty, E. Sommer, M. Butenkoff, J. Munson, M. Prell, J. Wolfe, C. Keans, J. Mcllveen. First Row: L. Vandermast, M. Greisback, D. Galbraith, M. Mueller, D. Monk, R. Bamond, H. Edwards, B. Wozney, E. Stephens, G. Vreeland, S, Williams, B. Brayton, J. McDowell, D. Miller, A. Canissario, J. Paterson, M. Snyder. The Sophomore Class ls Both Athletic and Musical HIS year's sophomore class is one to which much credit is due, This class was made up of a mostventhusiastic group, full of pride for their school, full of pep for their athletic ac- tivities, and full of devotion to their musical organizations. This class can boast of six varsity men on the football team and five on the basketball team, and in the music groups there are some outstanding musicians, most -of whom joined the band and orchestra as far back as the seventh grade and have continued together up to the 'present time. There are also some very fine voices in the glee clubs and choirs. Their splendid spirit of cooperation in every school endeavor has helped to make every athletic event a huge success and every musical presentation, an occasion long to be remem- bered. The semi-formal hop was held in the gym amid very attractive decorations, which was done by the usual group of loyal workers. The officers of this class are: WESLEY BOMM . . . . President NORMAN RHUREN . . Vice-President DORIS GALBRAITH . Secretary-Treasurer 36 N Y. .,.,,,.

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llllll HM GIRL i Fifth Row: M, Scialla, M. Blinn, P. Stanbury, -N. Quackenbush, B. Fish, H. Riekeln, E. Barbar, J. Venere. Fourth Row. R. Lunde, M. Wright, N. Goetz, L. Irons, V. Lyons, E. Garifolos, J. Haring, D. Kegler, B. Brown, G. Kelly. Third Row: M. Judd, H. Gounis, E. Wersebe, G. Voorhis, M. Diekroger, D. Hartkopf, E. Godhouse, L. Wilson, G. Bennett, L. Capuzzo, J. Seely, A. Randle. Second Row: D. Wulff, S. Ramcke, B. Weaver, M. Weilandt, V. Wozney, J. Gardner, B. Michel, L. Downey, M. Farrah, E. Quigley, C. Van Vorst. First Row: S. Solimando, H. Weigle, J. Marschat, S. Jones, E. Smith, P. Keahon, D. Clausen, G. Ryan, M. Messina, P. Schroer, N. Wright, L. Pricola, J. Weigele. The Freshman Calendar SEPTEMBER Our entrance to high school in the year '45. The best Freshman class that ever arrived. OCTOBER But after a month walkingl upstairs and down, assignments and class work caused many a frown. NOVEMBER Thelend gf November we'll never forget because of report cards and what will get. DECEMBER December brought Tuesday and Friday night bouts which we saw when our parents' objections lost out. JANUARY We'll always remember that in our ninth year the sophomores thought our manners most queer. FEBRUARY When the Bell of St. Valentine ring out their chimes we'll senclneto our cuties the sweetest of rhymes. F 5 MARCH Our very first dance-and what an event! The worry and work surely had us all spent. APRIL Now Easter vacation-a well needed rest from all of the work we performed with such zestl V MAY When this month was over and finals were near concentration's essential but picnics were here. A JUNE The last clay of school and next year we shall be the best class of sophomores you ever did see. as