Westwood High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Westwood, NJ)

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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

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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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FRE lllllil llllY Seventh Row: W. Scharrenberg, R. Lister, W. Berger, H.Van Kempen, W. Denyer, J. Meany, J. Ruhrhuber, E. Mills. Sixth Row: D. Flinker, W, Winters, A. Bryer, D. Wedebrock,flE.IdBeck, G. Moseey, W. Rypkema, J. Stahl, W. Blauvelt, B. Scho- me . Fifth Row: A. McMillan, E. Jacobsen, R. Sutton, G. Wanninger, L. DeStefan, R. McRae, H. Monohan, R. Arent, P. Zeller, A. Castrovillari, D. Canissario. Fourth Row: C. Hoffman, R. Thompkins, W. Woods, E. Tassini, D. Hoffman, E..Rush, W. Bilz, G. Butenkoff, R. Mazzio, G. Breyer, K. Ross. Third Row: P. Denyer, B. Meyer, S. -Averill, R. McRae, S. Baker, G. Aitken, B. Mazzochi, G. Colon, T. Adams, D. McMurdo, K A, Schwartzberg. Second Row: S. Reyle, D. Heck, L. Fowler, J. Dioszeghy, D. Ostgrgigen, A. Daub, G. Spears, H. Sommer, R. Beach, P. Schneider, C. ra. First Row: J. Byerley, R. Johnson, D. Bergen, R. Scott, H. Shnappert, P. Schotis, R. Armstrong, R. Sabin, W. Westcott, R. La Morte, E. Schick, D. Dour, J. Forino, E. Keller. The Freshmen Are Introduced Into Society AST September an intelligent looking group of approximately one hundred forty Ameri- can hopefuls entered the portals of that impressive looking institution of learning, the Westwood High School. Life had taken on a more serious aspect for these youthful citi- zens coming not only from Westwood, but also from the great open spaces of Hillsdale, Rivervale, Emerson, and Washington Township. However, after a few days of adjustment these students began to realize that there was still some fun left for them. James Dioszeghy, Helen Grissler, and Audrey Randall were elected officers of the Stu- dent Council, that august body which passes on all crucial legislation. The band had a large number of freshmen. Many were also active in the glee club, or- chestra, and choir. The very succesful performance of the dance band in putting across the Pop Show was in no small part due to the ardent efforts of a few -of our freshmen. The Student Prince, the brilliant undertaking of the music department under Mr. Austin, also drew several of our tal- ented members. On March the eighth the Freshman Dance, social highlight of the year was held in the school gymnasium. The ninth grade officers were: ROBERT ARENT . . . . . President ' WILLIAM WESTCOTT . . Vice-President JANICE HARING . . Secretary-Treasurer