Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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ETHEL S. GELFOND 621 Brookside Place Since she plans to be a secretary, Ethel took the secretarial course. She likes dancing and swimming. Ethel is always annoyed by people who aren't punctual -especially boys. ' ELEANOR L. GILMAN N.: 1263 Florence Avenue Gilly took the general academic course, and hopes to go to college. Her main athletic interest is archery, and she has been an active Hi-Tri member for four years. Qamqosqc A VWMJX I 4 V, X UTH GOESS 744 Watchung Avenue Thelia's hobby is drawing and she plans to go to art school. Chow mein, badminton, and Spanish music top her list of favorites. She was a homeroom chairman and a member of the se-nior executive council. JEROME GOLDSTEIN 546 West Third Street Jerome's special interest is dogs. He enjoys training them and is eager to have a well-bred police dog. He took the general course. L WQGJXCA 'DCC - M WU f-Cl MAR1d'N E. GRAY 916 West Third Street Mickey's favorite hobbies are dancing and sports, through which she makes friends and meets new people. She has taken commercial work and intends to go to Drake's iw DORIS GRISLEY 116 Hillcrest Avenue Gris, who has been active in the G.A.A. and singing clubs, spends her spare time in reading and drawing. She took the home economics course and wants to be a. bea tician. ARTHUR H. GRUNEISEN 1331 West Fourth Street Art is well known in PHS for his fine poster work. Among other things. his hobbies are drawing and photography. Art went out for football in his junior and senior years. EDWARD S. GIBBONS 935 South Avenue Ted is a familiar person to football fans: during his first three years he was in the band and his fourth year he had charge of the refreshment booth at the field. He has been active in the pep and press clubs, and was vice-president of the stamp club in his sophomore year. JAMES ARTHUR GLENN 331 East Third Street James has a fondness for sports and food. After graduation, he plans to at- tend college. ELEANOR RUTH GOLDBERG 1365 South Second Street El has always been a very active girl. Some of her activities were: secretary of the student council 4: sophomore vice- president: and, circulation staff member of the Milestone. MARIE GORDON 211 East Fifth Street Marie, a commercial student, is fond of dancing. She played tennis and badmin- ton and belonged to the knitting club. She dislikes people who have no humor. C xxx-, g-,,,g,.,,x-f EDITH F. GRIMMER 815 Third Place Edith was a Hi-Tri member for four years, and chai1'man of public affairs her senior year. Edith has also been an usher and she was a member of the Milestone literary staff. She plans to go to college. Yhasvwed l l-5 ELEANOR JEAN GRoss 260 Garfield Avenue El was president of the typing club in her senior year: she took the general clerical course an plans to do office work or designing 816 Dixie Lane Gunny' is sometimes called man- mountain , for he's six feet four. Aside from being on the track team, the stu- dent council, and Pa in the senior play. he won the chemistry prize. He also had the highest PHS score in the NYU mathematics contest. Gunny will attend Cornell. Q. at el vu-Q xg R 0. GUNDLACH 'wa .fl ll. ,-1 M., .mm x

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KENNETH RAYMOND ENDICOTT 916 West Front Street If Ken has good luck he will ge-t an accounting job: if not, he'll join the army or navy. Photography is his hobby and he's interested in cars, fishing, base- ball, football, bowling, and boxing. ELIZABETH WARWICK EVERILL 815 College Place Betty was on the patrol two years, the senior usher squad. and in the glee club two years. Betty danced in Invisible Controls and the junior class play. She took the classical course and plans to take a medical secretarial course at Colby Junior College. HARRISON F ERTIG 318 West Seventh Street Although Harry has been active in our school's athletics, such as football, track, and basketball, he was also a member of the freshman Boys' Cooking club. Har- rison is planning a course in chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania. Imqaqg-,J Yi-la I lr1'il N'0vv ILC-i ' 'UU' J ANICE ELMA FLETCHER 501 West Seventh Street Fletch has been in the senior orches- tra for four years. She was a homeroom chairman for her first and second years. Janice belongs to the glee club and Hi- Tri. She is also on the circulation staff of the Milestone. Fletch took the general academic course. GRACE HELE F OLIBES 3 ,Birks Street - For two ye s bracq has beenx a mem- ber of bot the 'girls' chorus and the typing club t, She was active' in basket- ball. In preparation 'for a business school after graduation, Grace took the general clerical course. JOHN J. F0sTER 23 Academy Avenue Jack entered our school in 1940, having been formerly a student at Asbury Park High School. He was a member of the senior executive council and was active on the Jayvee basketball and baseball teams. Jack was also a member of the student council. AZH1-7-4 Az...-.,....f1 uw CLAIRE J EANETTE GAYLE Aaavigj Yn Wkx'l'Lb 730 Par Avenue Claire will soon be known as Nurse Claire : at least she hopes so, as she has been working toward that goal all four years of her general academic course. She has ably served on the patrol during the past two years. ROSALYN RosE ESTRIN 518 West Third Street Ros's hobby is typing and using dif- ferent kinds of odice machines. She took the secretarial course and will become a private secretary. Her chief annoy- ance: a finger nail scratching against a screen or blackboard. LAWRENCE FARINA 231 Monroe Avenue Larry was on the Jayvee football team last year and made the varsity this year. He took the scientific course and is plan- ning to go to college. His interests lie in aviation and mechanics. JOSEPH FINELLI 404 East Third Stn-et Joe is a Yankee and Dodger fan, and his hobby is baseball statistics. He took the classical course and is going to college. Joe was chosen first alternate for Annapolis. vws ,ned I-143 f CHA '- s F. FOLEY lf 1119 ' sington Avenue hike? ' n ll-round at ete. He ix fjf ' Ot all. T10 ey. a d baseball 2 -1 as a embe he . .A. and the D911 cl . ic ey 's sp a S 0 . writer for t e e 0 l scientific cour i ends? go t college. ' HARRIET MARIE FORREST 217 Johnston Avenue Harriet has a profound interest in music. She spends most of her spare time on music. Since she is going to college to study dietetics she has taken the home arts course. During her freshman year she belonged to the junior band. PHILIP WILLIAM FoY 1232 West Fifth Street Bill played ice hockey his first two years. He is taking the scientific course and is planning to take a place in the Army Air Corps after graduation. RUTH GEBERT 1228 Clinton Place Gebie should take Gallup's place, since she won a contest by guessing how many states Roosevelt and Willkie would carry. She hopes to be a secretary, and likes to ride horseback.

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ALICE M. HALE 427 Spooner Avenue Alice has enjoyed the Rainbow Girls' club a great deal while in school. She has taken the general clerical course and plans to go to college for a year before taking up nursing. JACK HARIJEN 824 West Fourth Street .Tack was a high honor secretarial stu- dent. He was a member of the typing club and the thrift council. Jack is a basketball fan and his hobby is photo- graphy. xx . MADELINE LL N ART 81X ram' ad Madeline o esses t a great love for poet y a m equently be found rea i 1996- 9!' ambition is to be a n . wwe. r-at H-ld JOHN A. HAWKINS 1219 Arlington Avenue Jack is constructive-mindedg he likes to build things. He took the industrial arts course, and plans to go to work. JANET PARK H'ILDI 1085 Arlfn to E' An all aroun ii participated in Hi-Tri f ' years, archery, patrol, club. She took the general a e course in preparation for a secretar l school. LESTER D. HOBSON 326 Emerson Avenue Lester took the scientific course and has made plans for college. He likes driving and travelling and is an ardent tennis fan. STEPHEN J. HODCE 223 Manson Place Stephei-I's interest is sports. He likes baseball above any other sport. Steve took the general clerical course. ROBERT E. HAMMOND 311 Plainfield Avenue Bob has been active in intramural basket- ball for four years, as well as the cross- count1'y and soccer teams. Bob is plan- ning to enter military service. ENID MAE HARRIS 1633 West Front Street Etch was always very active in ath- letics, having participated in basketball, apparatus, badminton, baseball, swim- ming and hockey. She was a member of the pep club. Her hobby is making good friends. DORIS A. HASKARD 421 Clinton Avenue Doris has been a member of both the knitting club and Hi-Tri. She went out for archery and tennis, and won the Arthur Murray medal. Next year will find Doris at Cedarcrest College. Yhdrrlffd iq Y P RICHARD M. HAYMAN 1015 West Eighth Street Monk was on the board of direction of the B.A.A. for four years. He has played Jayvee football and ice hockey. Dick took the scientific course and is going to college. NORMAN HOBBIB 65 Westervelt Avenue Norm took the accounting course, and has belonged to the typing club, gym club, thrift council, and boxing club. Norm was senior class treasurer, on the yearbook advertising staff, and was busi- ness manager of the senior play. HELEN MARIE HODCE 223 Manson Place Helen was a tennis and archery fan. She belonged to the G.A.A. and the patrol. Helen took the general arts course and is planning to atte-nd a beauty culture school. RAY A. HOFFMAN 240 East Ninth Street Ray has always gone out for sports. For two years he was end on the football team. He was on the student council and also a senior usher. Ray's chief annoyance is wise-guys. He took the scientific course in preparation for college. 4 nquqvd H493 to Sn? Loc br v Yin