Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Cc ris L. HENR 2.87 Hen As Doris an un werable question and e’s liable.to de... being, in the art elub all rs proves she can wield a ON sistohing pencil . . . also present in leaders j d thrift club as well as captain of tennis team. Joun HERON, JR. Jack Jack isn’t too sorry he finally became a senior . . . it’s been his aim since “time was” ... activities were band, jayvee base- ball, banker, camera club, press club, and typing ... college ought to be a cinch with his marks. KENNETH K. Hess Lefty Sports dominated Ken’s school life, especial- ly football . . . after his super ability on the gridiron comes baseball, Entree reporter, and dancing ... As to his future—well, it’s undecided! JEAN J. HEYMAN Jeanie Jeanie has been right on the job cheering PHS to victory on the cheerleading squad special enjoyments are knitting, horse- back riding, and designing clothes ... ‘‘Best dressed’’ may some day be the title gained by her creations as a designer. Rutu Monica Hiccins Higgsie Ruth’s hobby is dancing which ties in with her ambition to become a model or a dancer . ‘doing things for other people plus mak- ing friends’’ makes Higgsie a pretty swell girl to get along with. Evias Hossis Gym club and head cashier were on Elias’ club list . .. stamp collecting passes away his spare time ... Elias is training to be- come a machinist for his life work. CONSTANCE ELIZABETI OMBERGER ght, rae Re career. WALTER HOEHLER Gimpy Gimp has been on the Cardinal varsity foot- ball team, and so, fittingly enough, sports give him keen enjoyment .. . he’s going in for electrical engineering in a big way. La) JEAN HOFFMAN “False pride is foolish; real pride is rare, states Jean ... she was extremely active as Entree circulation manager, library coun- cil member, and took leading parts in the junior and senior plays ... costume design- ing is Jean’s profession choice. ” Patricia ANN HOWELL Pat Pat might be called Cousin Lydia’s favorite niece because she possesses a rare pleasant nature ... hobbies are reading, sports, and “driving golf balls’... future is undecided. CHARLES SAMUEL HUFFSMITH Huffy Huffy is another addition to that wide classi- fication of outdoor men... his training in the boxing club and boys’ cooking club are swell qualifications in any predicament . . the electrical field holds its fascinations for Huffy. pol COREE L. HUMMEL Bumble Bee e likes school but he hates to admit it! An outdoor lover with intramural basketball, fishing and hunting hobbies, he’s turning to an indoor profession—accounting, unless he joins the army! Stuart Hunt vd a are vin ant industrious S65 enjoys fishing, graphy, and stamps ... . “He's a honéy”’ also in tennis, camera and press clubs. Stu . yo) - off ee slan s inspired naval ms : oi MicHaeEL J. Hurtack Mike Mike is an artist in two meanings—drawing and photography ... another hobby among his number one choices is the stamp collec- tion of which Mike is the proud owner. Epwarp HusBANps Ed Ed’s interested in the great outdoors wants to go to Forestry School... drawing, reading, hunting, and fishing make up this prospective ranger’s list of special interests.

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‘May We Haue Your Autegranh?’ HEN we see their names in lights, And over them the audience fights, We'll look back and proudly confess That they got their start in PHS. Left to right: Jean Hoffman and Herb- ert Raab, “Best Actor and Actress.” ty ot 4 J x | r %, b y A | NY - } phd vb r by? ey i} tay td y U A r r ) Berniarp-E. HaNsey Henry A. Harr fs ) Ben, } Hank “Watchikt ea. pets ath WOE? gets in Hank was president of the camera club and en’s, hair 1 sien Bios eatin make gets a kick out of collecting medals and Z ATS Se al ag : Ne: club pins . .. he has chosen aviation as his up his) hobby, list —. 4 to,get™into the navy : , or Goast- Guard is his one ambition future job—perhaps he wants to collect more ‘ oN si medals. J « = Homer JT. HANSEN VIRGINIA HARTMAN Ted Ginny Sailing and deep-sea fishing occupy Ted’s Ginny, who plans to become a stenographer, spare time . . . belonged to the thrift coun- possessed sufficient initiative to be chosen cil . . . expects to be a certified public ac- homeroom chairman and homeroom repre- countant ... Ted enjoys being in Florida sentative in her sophomore year... has because of “the friendliness of the people high aspirations for the business world. there.”’ ss. e- 7 a+ y James HARDING “ WALLACE ‘H. HARTMAN Se Wall “I ain’t much on that,” says Jim, but he ty appears to be quite a sports fan, having Wally participated in cooking club, student participated in soccer, swimming, and basket- council, airplane and boxing clubs... would ball . . . the defense program needs good like to be on air cadet in the Army Air machinists, and that’s what Jim is aiming Corps. OPO aed nin for. (4 Gy oo x : a Cay? ; coFANice BRETON HAsKARD ys Cy Jan out her oy oe uA i? . an believés in king slow and easy, and she Nina's ne reason Bessie who jump to parecer c Sloane annoy fer so much... Archery, cee student council, apparatus, leaders, i-Tri, and usher squad ... she yens to see her dancing name in lights. Epwarp HECKMAN We wouldn't be surprised if Edward joined the Navy because he says he “likes to travel.’”” He was a Junior Leaders’ member and his favorite hobbies are swimming and winter sports. was member of bad- b, b all, and baseball n HiMtr nd on the patrol joys watckijng a good game of sport. Dot, a sportswo minton, pep active squad . any kin : PHYLLIS HENDERSON Nancy EvizABETH Harris Pit Little Bits Pit’s good nature just oozes as most of her Someday, Nancy hopes to “make someone a friends will testify ... she has been a mem- good housewife,” but right now she derives ber of archery, Hi-Tri, pep club, badminton, and tennis ... being full of the ‘‘dickens,” a good deal of enjoyment from dancing and the thrift club . .. the latter will come in mighty handy with Nancy’s future ambition. she enjoys holidays. eee

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... Their Own Dear Selves Alone’ HAT you see is really me, °Tis not another that you see.” No; they never use another face To gain a friend or social place. 4, ¥ 26 uy, Dorotuy J. INctso Squeakie “Gad jinks,’’ Squeakie’s as cute as a button! She’s sporty too, considering her archery, badminton, tennis, plus pep club, Hi-Tri, and junior play. WAYNE SUMNER ISING General Target shooting is Wayne’s main interest belonged to rifle, glee, dramatic, and projection clubs is aiming at a trans- port pilot’s license, Evsig M. JAcKSON Pennie Hi-Tri, basketball, and all other sports kept Pennie busy most of the time... she always finds time to sing classics though ... plans to become a civil service worker. GRACE JACKSON Jackson Grace has sailed very actively through her four years of high school... she was pres- ident of her junior and senior Hi-Tri along with badminton, hockey, glee club, ming, leaders, and library council. STANLEY P. JADESKI Whitey Athletics dominated Stan’s four years of ac- tivities—football, baseball, basketball, but mostly golf professional golfing is his choice for worldly acclaim “Casanova” on the golf course! IRENE M. JAGODZINSKI Rene Irene’s beaming countenance is well known around PHS... she hasn’t been idle either, being in the camera club, badminton, basket- ball, Hi-Tri, girl leaders’ club, and Entree reporter ... Irene is looking toward a bright future in interior decorating or dress design- ing. swim- Left to right: Jack Dorothy Klenek and Snyder, “Most Natural.” a wae | 4 AKA 4, STARLING JEFFERY Star Laurels to teachers -of yin PA rling was fond . . . with ambitio touen er the nurs- ing profession, “enjoys “going places” . , a member of patrol, bank cashie , world friendship club, and pep club. DoNnALD JENSEN Don “Holy Moses!” ... Don’s going to “‘travel all over the world” ... he was active in the swimming club and on The Entree staff... enjoys listening to good records, bowling, photography, and newspaper work. EVELYN C. JENSEN Evie Charm to its fullest degree is Evie’s .. . knitting, dancing, talking, Hi-Tri, and the D.D.D. club claimed her special interests .. . fondest memoir of PHS is Mr. Held’s Latin classes! GRANT R. JENSEN Sabatini He likes girls, except those who ‘“‘don war paint like Hedy Lamarr’”’ “Music hath charm” for him for four years in the glee elub while horseback-riding fills in his spare time. Earit C. JOHNSON Earl’s greatest enjoyment wa’ listen to Mr. Burdick, English read poetry ; « « he is: proud lost his first day WittiAM E. JOHNSON Bill The sea and naturally the Navy hold a fas- cination and promise of an adventurous career for Bill . . . he was interested in sports, school clubs, sailing, and “‘wimmen” .. . Bill says ‘‘the fair sex is so-0-o0 understand- fayette