Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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28 THE ORACLE, From The ‘‘Powers That Be’’ “There “ate no’ ciphers in Ore” LinpsEy Besv. (Patience adapted.) “When they first took my English course on, I said, as I looked at the class, ‘It’s one to a milion that any civilian Their purpose and brains will surpass.’ ” Miss ARIADNE GILBERT. “With the class of Nineteen Eleven a large percentage of the dramatic ability of the school leaves us. We shall miss them for many and varied reasons.” 5) Bagelowe a) R: “If they could only play basketball as well as they play Shakespeare!” H. R. Husparp.

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THs ORACLE; SUSAN WHITNEY “Sun” “She has common sense in a way that is most uncommon.” English course; nursing. PAUL M. WHITFORD “Doe” “Tf I were king, my pipe should be my pre- mier.” Scientific; Leland Stanford University; science club. NATHAN W. WILSON “NATE” “Let me be that I am, and seek not to alter me.” Classical; business; class baseball, ’o9, ’10, ’11; class basket- pall com 10m tie Oracles board, 1o1-nt ys class, oracle, 115 minstrel show, 10; stage manager Junior play; assistant business manager Senior play. ae SF SIF 27

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THE ORACLE. 20 “They are happy people to have about.” Miss Iota Moore. “They will be ‘gone but not forgotten.’ ”’ FrepertcK H, BEALS. eAles ine Miss S. Lena Bass. “All my relations with 1911 have been delightful. I shall miss their faces very much in the new year.” H. M. Maxson.