Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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NICHOLAS P. BRACO 678 West Fourth Street Ticky is very amiable: nothing annoys him. He plays the drums for a hobby and enjoys vacations in the mountains. Stardust and Glenn Miller make a hit with him. He took technical course and plans to enter businless world. r if . f- .A 1 . BRANN W ' st Seventh Street '-Hr ay E K Rui-rn ta nik? a classical course and ,,,,,ffifap1E kfollowing a commercial . ,Y V as l 6illfC2tt'IWlv aiy Washington College lDon't'9bgA1 a gossip if you want to win her 'fa-fvorl Go in for dancing and sail- ing, and you'll get her hearty coopera- tion.i Her activities were: Hi-Tri 1, 2, 3, 4: patrol 1, 2: archery 1, 2, 3, 45 and orchestra. JACQUELLINE MANNING BRAY 1136 West Sixth Street Jacky hailed from Mineola last year. Her chie-f interest is art. She plans to study art or take up dress designing in the future. aw, 'J --1. 'iff' .l OYCE BREWER 1364 Marlborough Avenue Joyce took the classical course and plans to attend William and Mary college. She gets most enjoyment from horse- back riding, swimming, and tennis. She- was on the patrol, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, arch- ery, tennis, and baseball teams. C Xiu!!! -f Dao ROBERT E. BRITTON 1119 East Front Street Bob took the general course and plans to enter the business world. He hopes to further his education if possible, by going to night school. RICHARD THOMAS BROWN 1466 East Front Street Dick, or Brownie. has been active in school activities. He played both foot- ball and baseball, belonged to the stu- dent council, patrol, and boys' cooking club, and to the orchestra. He plans to go to college. JAMES A. BURKE T26 West Fourth Street Jim is taking the technical course and is undecided as to his future. He en- joys Uspending, money, and dislikes unnecessary noise. His activities were football tjayvee 3, varsity 415 boxing club. Qnqaqg,A Ve 4, Lqvya BETTYFAE BRADY ' 1407 South End Parkway Pat , a general academic student, came to PHS from Westfield High School. She was exchange editor of the Entrees and secretary of the Old Testament club. She hopes to go to King's College and then do young people 's work. OSCAR D. BRAXTON, JR. 206 East Fourth Street Oscar followed the industrial course and plans to follow a mechanical vocation. His main recreations are sports, radio. and social gatherings. His main activi- ties were student council and yearbook staff. HARRY BREITER 555 East Second Street t Harry took 'the scientific course and is going to the University of Pennsylvania. He likes all spbrts, bowling, photography, fishing. and reading. Harry made Jayvee football 3g wrestling 1, 2: and chemis- try club 4. RALEH 39 Aelbergt .Sri-ee: X' fRalpl'l,'I1lu1' ou,tstaiRifQg thespian, pinch- hit. infihe 19t1Q.Sg!iior.llJY and played t ' had thils'y?52n frsiip play. lie ook time out f aw f , join Hi- '. and founded .the magie-agigbais arami- tic career vvftil bewcoqifihfed next year at the Amerieangaidblhy of Drama. ' I. RUTH BROCKLEY 422 East Sixth Street Ruth has always been an active member of anything in which she has partici- pated. She has won more athletic awards than any other senior' girl, and has been active in Invisible Controls and clubs. Brock is going to State Teacher: College. ANNA BULLOCK . 237 East Sixth Street Ann took the secretarial course and plans to enter the business world as a secretary. He-r interests lie,in sports and getting a job well done. Hal activities were: patrol 1, 2, 3: basket- ball 1, 2, 45 baseball 2. Awards giver her were baseball numerals and basket- ball numerals. ....,...l..a D-Q We MARGUERY CLARE BUTLER 814 West Q' th Street Marge is g he general course and art bool with designing in min . S is 'st interested in art swimming. dminton, and sewing: ani has taken part in many activities includ ing badminton 2, 3, tcaptain 41: archer: 1, 23 tennis 13 with awards in badmin ton, numerals: and second prize in dres making. -16--

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JEANNE C. BANNISTER 41 Mariners Place An active senior, Jeanne belonged to the tudent council for three years and was airman of the club committee. She was sident of the sophomore class and on the patrol. She belonged to the creative writing, dramatic, and German clubs. She took the classical course. Nur'-V5 L tx 'l WILLIAM J . BARRY 40 Woodlline Avenue Bill is quite a music-lover. He like-s to dance and collect swing records. His activities are. briefly: Junior Leaders 2, 3: cheerleader 4: varsity swimming 43 tennis 4: and, gym club 2, 3, 4. MARGERY BEAL 1852 Myrtle Avenue Margery was an enthusiastic participant in athletic games and in swimming. She took the college preparatory course and her future address will he: Middlebury College, Middlebury, Vermont. ANNA BERNADYN 041 South Second Street A : S ,u h ' erest is sic. She : f e y a e in sports and he --- ve I he ,-.,'f:v- ' , wr' ' e took the gen -1 e nd plans 1 do gen- eral oti' work. I REGINA HELEN BIELAWSKI 744 West Third Street Reggie was a member of the A Capella choir for two years. She likes any kind of music and also enjoys dancing. Reg- gie 's hobbies are photography, crochet- ing, and knitting. She followed the home arts course. EUGENE BIVEN 15 Clinton Avenue Gene 's main interests center around swing music and aviation. He has man- aged the PHS swing band, been an active member of the model airplane club, and played B team football. Here's a tech- nical student who is flying high toward a career in aviation. RUTH BOLDEN 641 West Fourth Street Ruth is greatly interested in the arts. She took the general course and plans to go into a hospital to take up nursing. GLAIJYS CLARE BARRY 161 East Second Street Coggin is fond of music, movies. and reading. She is an enthusiastic football fan and played badminton 3, 4. She took the accounting course. Her future is undecided. . Qntaled J'-xtll'4Ax BENJAMIN BATTISTA 212 West Front Street Be-n took the technical course, and is most interested in science and mechani- cal problems. He plans to enter business after graduation. Et? M--' DORIS M. BENBROOK 403 Park Avenue Dot loves music: she plays the piano and was in the- girls' chorus. Her pet peeve is show-offs. Dot took the sec- retarial course. JOHN BERRIER 1139 Dorsey Place John came to us in 1940 from Provi- dence, R. I. He is very athletic, played on the football team, and took the gen- eral cou se in preparation for the navy. fn7q7eJ 'fo ClapLg GQJIQ md ,nal WN 11.1 U1 :D STELLA BISHARA 1344 Lake Street Sandy followed the general clerical course, and prefers travel and sports as recreational activities. When it comes to music, she thrills to Tommy Dorsey and Stardust. An all-around athlete, she played basketball three years, and hockey her first and last years. HELEN A L 909 East Sevent t ee Helen is an outdoor gi 1 ho came to us from Elizabeth at the eginning of last ye-ar. She made the tennis team. Goldy also enjoys reading and knitting, and plans to continue her education either at college or secretarial school. D Crfljfljid Jivv-44 7 fffe ffldrrjcl ,fwqc iff! CHARLES Bo0KER 681 West Third Street Charles took the general course. He he- longed to Hi-Y and is interested in ath- letics. He plans to go to trade school and take up drafting. 15-

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ROBERT ALAN BUTLER 1115 Kensington Avenue Bob is following the Scientific course and hopes to attend Rutgers University. His favorite hobby is drawing, and his activities include Hi-Y club, executive council 2: patrol 3: and circulation staff of the Entree 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANN CAMPBELL 1629 Watchung Avenue Betty, one of our cheerleaders, finds her greatest enjoyment in dancing. For three years she was a member of the student council. Her hobbies are swimming, sew- ing. and knitting. Having taken the classical course she plans to go to college. Q I 'J RL EED CANDEE 781 W0 enue x Shirl is f l f n. She s onged to y 0 clubs, a s an active mem er Hi-Tri. wo years she was on the qI:Es6g,staH. this year as art editor. ' mbition is to attend an art school. GLORIA ELAINE CARPENTER 225 Sumner Avenue Glo was an 'academic student and she plans to enter Bennett College. Her hob- bies are cartoon drawing and music. Chinese food and Sherlock Holmes mys- teries rate high on her list of favorites. E, ' X25 ERMAN CARTER 435 John Street Puddin took the general academic course and plans to go to West Virginia State College. He played intramural basketball for four years and went out for track his last two years. He dislikes corny orchestras. but is an ardent Jimmy Lunceford fan. J osEI'HINE WALLACE CARTER 182 Wiley Avenue Jo's interests lies in sewing and play- ing the violin. A general academic stu- dent, she hopes to become a trained nurse. Her greatest enjoyment comes from going to chuI'ch. MARY CARTER 182 Wiley Avenue A general academic student, Mary is interested in music. She loves spinach, but people who hum to themselves an- noy her. She plans to do something in social work. J oHN CALLAHAN T50 Woodland Avenue Jake's main interest is music. To quote Jake : good music! Briefly his activi- ties were: swimming team 2, 3, 43 the math, chess, and science clubs, 1 year each: music appreciation club 2, 3, 4, president 3, 4: senior play 4. Jake hopes to study medicine at Harvard. SALVATORE CAMPALATTANO 804 East Third Street Salvatore is another Tommy Dorsey fan. A perfect movie for him would star Errol Flynn and Olivia De Havilland. He took the industrial arts course and plans to go to work after graduation. MARGARET U. CAROLUS 129 West Second Street Margaret was a secretarial student and plans to enter college. Her hobbies are reading. swimming, and skating. She dis- likes blui'Iers. I O W. WILLIAM CARSON, JR. 725 Pemberton Avenue Bill was a five year student who took the general academic course. A four- year patrol member, he was captain for two years. Photography and woodwork are his hobbies. He plans to go to Buck- nell. HOWARD CARTER 369 Sumner Avenue Howard belonged to the band all four years of high school and to the swing band his last two. He belonged to the projection club and played freshman and intramural basketball. This general aca- demic student dislikes women . IQATHLEEN CARTER 613 West Third Street Kay has been a member of Hi-Tri all four years. Dancing, skating, tennis and basketball are her favorite hobbies. She enjoys meeting new friends. A home economics student, she plans to enter 8. eau y cu U19 BC 00 b t lt ' ' ll l. X XO M QUE. Cn4J1,,Q -tWvv1.l'1V5 1 Mar n ' U 1 V I?0R0'Iul1-'1Y EARVER 1010 Putnam Avenue For three years Dot belonged to the lib1'ary council and was a member of Hi-Tri. She took the general academic course and plans to enter a secretarial school. Her pet peeve is Uncle Don. -17- I Z