Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Identifications for second from left and second from right appear on second row. sy=qpI les ERINING “Ernie” is a lucky girl; nothing annoys her. She likes all sports, especially foot- ball, and was in the Football Club as well as the Pep Club, Student Council, tennis, baseball, and archery. JOHN FALZARANO Here’s another name to add to the list of. air-minded students leaving PHS this June. John hopes to be an airplane me- chanic in the future. Right now he gets a lot of fun out of skating and baseball. GERRY FITZGERALD If you want to stay in Gerry’s good graces, don’t call her “Chubby.’’ Pep Club, Knitting Club, G.A.A., Hi-Tri, arch- ery, and hockey were her activities. She's another candidate for the nursing field. MADGE A. EVANS A Cappella and Motet Choirs, Victory Corps Council, Student Council, and Hi- Tri president were ‘‘SSwampy’s” activities while in PHS. “I don’t know” is a favo- rite expression, but she does know she’s SHIRLEY ANNE FELDMAN “Honest to Pete,’ Sherry’s fondest memory of PHS was her first corsage. She took an active part in Girls’ Leaders, Hi-Tri, and archery; was a member of the Knitting and Typing Clubs, the Milestone going into nursing after school. business. staff, the MOUNT FITZPATRICK “Shingles,’’ says Mount, who has been active in the Senior Honorary Society, Senior Executive Board and Library Council. Sailing is his hobby and he looks forward to all holidays. He detests people who brag. NANCY BIGLOW FLANDERS “Tlanders” is future are proof. a musician without a doubt. A Cappella and Motet Choirs in high school and concert singing in the She was in Hi-Tri and Victory Corps. Her pleasure comes from pleasing other people. Entree advertising staff, and the tennis team. FRANK FOSBRE “Fuzzy” is interested in just about everything as can be seen from his list of activities: freshman president, Execu- tive Board, Student Council, Auto Me- chanics Club, Entree reporter and Mile- stone and Entree typist. As for girls who gush over each other—well! LAWRENCE GAMBINO Drumming is tops with Larry. He is a drummer in the Swing Band, and his am- bition is to be a drummer in a name- band. Larry holds an honorable discharge from the Coast Guard, BARBARA D. GARWACKE Need a nurse, Ensign? Be patient, Babs will be there after she has joined the Navy Cadet Nurse Corps. She won’t ever forget her freshman year. Victory Corps, archery, apparatus, Hi-Tri, A Cap- pella Choir, and G.A.A. sum up her ac- tivities. GEORGINA I. GAGE Quite an athletic girl, Georgie partici- pated in archery, apparatus, basketball, baseball, badminton, hockey, swimming, tennis, hiking, and horseback riding. Be- sides these activities, she was in Girls’ Leaders, Office Machines, Knitting, and Typing Clubs. JANINE M. FRANKOWSKI Jennie will make a good nurse because she likes to make others happy. This former home-room secretary likes sports and belonged to the G.A.A., hockey, arch- ery, baseball, and basketball teams. Her favorite expression? “Are you kidding?” JOHN GIBBON Johnny is heading for a career in elec- trical engineering. Radio, photography, and sailing keep him busy in his spare time, that is, when he isn’t doing the work that annoys him most, homework. DORIS M. GIBERSON PHYLLIS H. GANNACCI “Phil’s’” soon to be an angel of mercy. Nursing books offer the most interesting reading to her, while ‘‘wolfing’’ boys an- noy her most. She enjoys being with her friends and listening to nice soft music. She is recognizable by the ex- pression “Hey, Schmitten.” JOHN PRESCOTT GEE Johnny is annoyed when teachers give him too much homework. A cheerleader, member of the Hi-Y, Biology Club, Stamps and Bonds Committee, and Sen- ior Honorary Society while in PHS, he has decided on organic chemistry, geol- ogy, or forestry for the future. GORDON GLASS JESSIE W. GRAY Jess is headed for college. “Gibbie’ is going to be a woman in “Doe’s” list of activities includes the white after the war. Out for archery and a member of the typing club, she also likes dancing, skating and swim- ming. She dislikes conceited people. swimming team, archery team, business manager of Junior Play, manager of Jun- ior-Senior Prom, Milestone circulation manager, Senior Band, Swing Band, and Senior Honorary Society. His hobbies are photography and fishing, and medi- of the A Cappella Choir, Orchestra, and Sketch Club, she also went out for swim- ming. Figure skating, roller skating, and swimming are her special interests. cine is his choice for a career. JOSEPH ATWOOD GIDDINGS Jay was active in sports and was on the football, hockey and basketball teams. He is now serving in the Army. RHODA EILEEN GOLDSMITH “Criminnenthies,”’ says ‘“Rodie,’’ who wants to be a librarian in the Congres- sional Library at Washington. She thinks reading and swimming are wonderful. Active in Library Council and Girls’ Leaders, she enjoys reading a book and then comparing the characters with her friends. GLADYS G. GREENBLATT “Oh, Jessie!’ says “Glad” who has led a busy life in PHS. Active in the Orches- tra, Music Appreciation Club, Chess Club, Dramatic Society, Milestone business staff, and swimming, her aim is college. HELEN M. GUTTRIDGE Hold your breath and listen to the ac- tivities Helen joined: Girls’ Leaders Club president, basketball, badminton, swim- ming, archery, baseball, apparatus, Li- brary Council, Pep Club, ushers, Basket- ball Club and G.A.A. Whew! It’s college and then nursing for this busy girl. CAROL HAHN “Little Butch” is trying to choose be- tween a career in radio and being a sec- retary. She belonged to the Glee Club, Library Council, hockey team, Entree circulation staff, and Hi-Tri. She gets most enjoyment out of trips to her home in Chicago. [24] DORIS JEAN GRUNEISEN “Punchy” didn’t waste any time in h'gh school. She was in the Lost and Found Club, Girls’ Leaders Club, bad- m nton, Hi-Tri, and Victory Corps. And she won’t be wasting time if she joins the WAF'S or Cadet Nurses as she hopes. CHARLES W. HADLEY “Chick” dislikes people who talk a lot and don’t know what they are saying. His memberships in school included var- sity swimming, Band, and Boys’ Chorus. He plans to enter the engineering field after the war.

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