Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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PIACE BY GASE SAB Ge Commercial Undecided “She might be silent, and not cast away Her sentences in vain.” Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1; Tennis 3; Field House Dedication 3. Alice has taken a very active part in our sports. She is often seen on the hockey field or on the tennis courts. PAUL GASE “Casey” Scientific Undecided “T no more complain Tine, health, and fortune are not lost in vain.” Aarne Copbiaeil “ie Abieyel 3 2) Be Wels, 4b Chapel Usher 4. “Casey” is a great runner, and at the same time he is a dignified usher. Our track team will be kind of lost when you graduate, “Casey,” and we wish you “oceans” of duck. MARGARET C. CHASE “Chasey” General C Pratt “Her heart was ever neutral.” Himirin lees Classe Banker 4. Hieldm Daya: “Chasey” is the envy of the entire bevy of P. H. S. maidens. What girl isn’t jealous of her rosy cheeks? Maybe it comes from being quiet —who knows? If it did, the boys would do all the talking in this school. BLIZALC, CHRISTMAS Commercial Undecided “If music be the food of love—play on.” Field Day 2. Eliza is quiet, but her piano playing speaks for her. May she always cheer the hearts of those about her! GERALDINE M. CIAMPA “Gerry” ae: General B Undecided “An ounce of merriment is worth a pound of sorrow.” Junior Ballet Dance 3; Cabaret Ballet Dance 4; Speedball 4; Basketball 4; Musical Comedy 4; Field Day 3. “Gerry” is quite the dancer.. She may yet become another Dorothy Stone, who knows? However, we know she will succeed. [26]

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JOSEPH CAPPARELLI Cape “Eddie” General A Undecided “Fle’s in good humor with us all.” Orchestra 1; Class Basketball 2; Track 2. “Cap” is small, but he’s full of pep! His good humor is welcomed everywhere. EDSON C. CARDNER OY Dg hes General A Undecided “To live at ease and not be bound to think.” Ed is a quiet boy who attends to his own business. He is a good worker and is always willing to help. ALLENE G. CARKHUFF General C Nurse “In athletics yowre active, Also, most attractive.” Mprackmlaec mom ELOckeyalarea.o 64-4 Captalioienc: Tennis 1; Captain 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cap- tain 2, 4; Sophomore President; Archery 1; G. A. A. Representative 3; Hi Tri 1, 2, 3; Tennis Tournament 3. Allene is the kind of person you feel lucky to have as a friend. She has won ‘ distinction among us because of her outstanding athletic ability. HELEN CARPENTER “Carpy” Commercial Undecided “As busy as a bee.” Tennis Team 1; Basketball 1; Soccer 2; Hockey a-—Student Patrols Hi Dry 192535 45) Babcock Prize 1. Cool, calm, and collected—and with that go efficiency and capability. If we hadn’t run out of adjectives, we could go on for pages and pages. A busy girl is Helen, but you never see her flustered. MOAR TORIE Lae Ande. “Marge” General C Undecided “She who trifles with all is less likely to fall than she who but trifles with one.’ This is the lass who took the eyes and heart of a certain young man from Texas. She is vi- vacious and cute, and for her many heads are turned as she dashes down the halls going from class to class. [25]

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ELMA M. COMER “Elmer” Academic New Jersey College “In whose little body lodged a mighty mind.” Basketball. Elma has done well in P. H. S., and we wish her success as she leaves us for higher learning. She is also one of the neatest and most petite girls of our class. FRED COOK “Fred” “Cookie” Scientific Rutgers “Heaven sends us good meat, but the Devil sends Cooks.” imeydke 3 ale Wisner Ale Ieeinal I 2 o ale (Cross country 4; Tennis Tournament 2. We know Fred most because of his pluck. Last year he kept on trying gamely in track. This year he is sure to make his letter. ELIZABETH A COURAIN “Beth” General C Undecided “Her words were simple and her soul sincere.” Baseball 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; rack 2; Archery, 3: “Beth” is a good sport, and we’ll all miss her red hair and enthusiastic support with games. MARJORIE COX “Margie” Commercial Centenary Collegiate Ins titute “Her ar, her manners, all who saw admired.” Tennis 1; Treasurer of G. A. A. 3; Social Serv- ice 3, 4; Hockey 4; Bank 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Pa- troleseaunionmblay oe5 Usher 4 sehlimlniel 2 soc: Another charming Cox graduates! P. H. S. will miss her. She’s not only the best dressed Senior but also a very sophisticated young lady. We wonder where her well-known giggle comes in. GILDA COZZOL Commercial Accountancy—Undecided “T would help others out of a fellow-feeling.” Honorable Mention in Penmanship State Con- testeZ. Gilda is one of our conscientious workers. She is always prepared with her work. [27]