Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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28 THE ORACLE JOSEPH GREGORY CARTY “Purity” “Every man for his own country.” General; undecided; P. H. S. baseball, “10, “1, 12, 13; P. H. S. football, 10, 11, 12; P. H. S. basketball, 11, °12; director of B. A. A., 11-712, 12-13; class baseball, 10; class basketball, °10, ‘11, 13; interclass meet, ’11; minstrel show, ’10, 13; manager of minstrel show, °13; assistant manager of senior play; leader at Junior roasts, 12; Senior play. MATHEW COUGHLIN “Matty” “His name struck fear, his pitching won the day.” Commercial; business; P. H. S. baseball, ’12, 713; class baseball, ’10, °11; class basketball, ’11, °13. TONNES DENNISON “Tony” ‘Tt is better to wear out than to rust out.” Scientific; Cooper Institute; class baseball, ’11, ’12, 13; captain of class baseball, ’13; class basket- ball, ’10, ’11, 12; track team; asst. business man- ager minstrel show, °12; asst. business manager ORACLE, °11-’12; business manager ORACLE, ’12- 13; asst. manager of Ben Greet play; commence- ment ORACLE. WILLIAM WELLS DAVENPORT “Rocky” “Woman, 0, perfect woman; what a distraction.” General; undecided; P. H. S. baseball, ’11, °12, 13; “captain” ’12 hockey team, ’11; assistant manager basketball, ’12-'13; pres. of B. A. A., 2213,

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THE ORACLE 27 CLAIRE FLEMING Slat: “A happy soul” General home, FRED ALLEN “Freddie” “All’s. fair in love.” General; business; class basketball, ’09; glee club, ‘09, 710; minstrel show, ’10; P. H. S. Council, 713; vice-president of Class °13. ALBERT F. BRYNIARSKI “Binny” “Meet then the senior, far renowned for sense.” Commercial; pharmacy; second prize bookkeeping, 10; class baseball, ’10, ’11, 712, 713; class basket- ball, 210, (11) 12. cape “12 Po Wa S.tbasketball 13; costume manager Senior play. J. BYRON BURDICK “Bunny” “T often ask myself if yet awake.” Scientific; automobile trade; Science Club, 710.

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THES ORACEE JAMES WINSLOW DUNWELL SO NAUTEN “Such whose sole bliss is eating; who can give But that one brutal reason why they live.” Classical; Cornell; P. H. S. football, ’12; manager P. H. S. baseball, 12; class baseball, ’09, °10, ‘11; Silas Marner; Chairman Sting Com. CHARLES FAY : “Charles” “Whence is thy learning? Has thy toil O’er books consumed the midnight oil.” Classical; Columbia; Senior play. ESTY FOSTER “Swale “He is the very pineapple of politeness.” Classical; Williams College; honorable mention American history, ’09; class basketball, ’11, °12, 13; class baseball, ’11, ’12, 13; lookout commit- tee, ’13; tennis committee, ’12; track team; glee club, 713; OraAcLE board, ’11-’13; commencement ORACLE staff; Junior play; Senior play. VAL GOLDSMITH “Chiet? “You are good—but for a nobler cause.” General; business; class basketball, ’11, ’12, 713; class baseball, ’10, ’11, ?12, ’13; track team, 711; mgr. class baseball, ’13; asst. mgr. P. H. S. bas- ketball, ’13; chess club, ’11; chief usher, 711, 712; glee club, ’11, ’12; Pinafore, ’12; minstrel show, Ome ily 1213s asst. mers minstrels show, a3 asst. bus. mgr, ORACLE, °12-’13; commencement ORACLE board; Junior play. a9