Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Years ii ,f'7 4 ITA '-S' PH . po ar deleclive couple of 'rhe r ' . Spring broughf wilh if o class rings engra wi+h SI which we wore proudly. If also brou a wonderful eve ' g-The Junior-Senior Prom. The Seniors may hav een 'lhe big wh , bul we .as lhe necessary lillle spokes had a goo ime. In June, said goodby o 'rhe Seniors. Seeing lhem go made us realize a sl we would h our chance af running The school. There was no o o admire or ' ' ale: we w o'n our own. In Seplemlo , we resume work righl around PHS for lhe lasl' lime. Paul O'KeeFfe, George Lund, Marny Giesecke and Carol Sand became our class ollicers. .lim Peale, Rick Johnson, Nancy Wal e d Bill Luce were elecfed lo guide Sfudenl Council. Carolyn WiHman became ' or-in-Chief of 'rhe Enfree and Margueri'I'e Win was chosen Edilor-in-Chief ot 95l Miles+one. Alfer selecling ur leaders, we p udly produced Cheaper by 'I'he Dozen wilh George Lu as Dad, lalher T a dozen bleached red heads. The play was a greal uccess financially nd provided an evening of sparkling enlerlainmenl. The res+ of our lime rig around PHS pass quickly. We wallzed our way lhrough 'rhe Senior Dance nd lhe Prom, and roudly ruled 'rhe school on Senior Day which ended in lhe enior Supper. Gradualion brings wilh il ma memories of lhe ials and successes we have had righl around PHS. ll' also arries plans and ho es lor 'lhe fufure which we are now prepared for a ready +o face. 5 5-M S Q.:-iii, S if? , 'i f 'lung , W' f ' , Q2 i X 'Q . L, . TT .Lg Y P as ,V K5 ,xv Q' 11

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101 ff- 5 f Q . , , K ' llll 4 JH!! Ill 'for iqlgl :J - fl SM ix' ' is if , X 1. iz! . llffxtx IL-:QQ .1527 l I Wl I' ' u .I E Q Ms so My V Vi I r l ' V C . 1 T i ' 1 1 li s 4 C i P Q S Q J M '.l mi!! 23 v l!'1 KR, ' N ,ww M ii Q A s r 1- : . 09 ' 'ooc - .Q0 ' il S Four Aroun I pTember I947 we ybegan our TirsT years righT around PHS. Our enTrance hrough iTs doors began a series oT diTTerenT and more adulT experi- ences Tha any we had everlg and unsur of The TuTure. Their while The S phomores leT iT bei however, a er Tour years of wriTe our his ry and see whaT' Our iniTi l class proiecTQ 3 2 had beTore. AT TirsT we were somewhaT shy Seniors seemed so sophisTicaTecl and disTanT, known ThaT They were no longer Frosh. Now, work, Trienclships, and Tun, we're ready To The TuTure holds. was To elecT Freshman oTFicers who ,were elvin SmiTh, ob HuTchison, lllean Pepe and arol Sand. Besides sTarTing our Treasury, we all goT acquainTecl aT our Ti sT social evenT, The Freshman PiaFTy P T Ji' ' ii ii 'if W 4' li are we knew mSepTemiber and cisMmighTy Soph ores marvelled dT The young and inexperienced crop of Frosh Dean Wac Tel assumed leadership of The class by popular voTe ll? as assisTed by II WrighT, Joan Kennison and Judy Bea'H'ie. - oph Hop, RhyThm o eels, pro ided an evening o Tu Q everyone and was a noveITy e rTainmenT. e also came ' . e limelighT wiTh The play Rich Man, 'eo Man, ra assem o ogram. , I95O-- re- cassmen wiTh hal aT our years righT around PHS behind Ji --. an ex iTing Two To go! oncy Wal r Took over The im ' ale, as Wanczylc, nThia Gibson and e uTive po ' 'on Tor The r Plans were soon made or our lnclian Summ Dance Eve ne remember e good Time we a This was The year The TlrsT unde e d TooTball Te Junior Play Mr. and Mrs. NorTh, qarrm lean Shuha and Jim ale as The . hz , I ef I. in The hisTory of PHS. How we ch re l AnoTher exciTi S1

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1-J-'.'..n ax' rs. 5 , Vi., ,D .-Y V A -5 . ELAINE ADAMS lf looks like anolher feocher for PHS when Peaches graduafes. Peaches, acfive in fhe Sfud I' Council, Hi-Tri and 'the Leaders Club, has no lime for conceiled boys. br if HELEN ADAMS Conceifed boys had belfer sleer clear of Peaches. Acfive for four year i i-Tri, Peaches uld like fo become a nurse. LUCILLE ALBERT To go lo college and fo lake o 'rrip abroad ore l.ou's ifions. She has be mem- ber of lhe Mu c Ap- precialion, ramalic, and lhe rench clubs. Lou's pel peeve is chronic complainersf' WILLIAM N. ALBERT Jokes in the boys' locker room annoy Bill who as n The Execulive ou cil. His fulure will be in fores- lry. V .ily Vita!! 0'l'iv JOHN AMMERMAN Good luck, John. We hope you'll be success- ful in w afever you plan fo . JAY ANDREWS Joy will be remem- bered as drum major OI The 95 band and also as a ember of 'rhe Swimm' gTeam. His ambifion i lo make all kinds of money. An- olher Brink's lab? ARNOLD ANGERT Anchor is lhevaih- lelic fype as sh n by his een Lalin se lo bolher im. k ' fesl in Foofbal - ' reslling. h. x JEANNE M. ASHTON Jay doesn'l' seem fo like cli . Her embifion is come a housewife a d good molher. J was kepl busy i Ihe Slu- denl Council, Office Machines Club, and fhe Modern Dance Group. - , m , , A rhq ,li ysl' Elise efzde s- Squqd a L us.n r1'l a much. w h ys desire , riy a . heyzf? sie? 1' pe, yxli and her. V V ffl fl l- f' . 1 I DON. P. ASTHEIMER Conceifed girls irk Don who wenl ouf for Base 4 oofboll, and Bas He'll relire af '38' if he gels his wish. THEODORE BAILEY Track, lnframurol Bas- kelball and Dr mafics kepf Ted b sy. He plans fo go fo college and sfudy rin ing. 121 W. PETER BAILEY Anoiher spor+s' en- lhusiasf, Bones par ficipaled i lb l, Baseball, nd es?- ling. His lu ure ill be in fhe phimaceufical field. LOIS CLAIRE BAKER Lois was a ember of fhe Mi osfon , Office Machine, an ham- ber Musi organi lions. She h es o visil France medoy. MARGARET L. BALL Maggie's pe? peeves or on iled people a pop- poppers. She os o member, of fe Hi- Tri. Spa ish, L lin and +he Leaders clubs. Nursing is Maggie's ambilion. G ORGE BARB Y George isn' keen cwboul h orkg he'd much r fher ?oy V Foolbol a Base- ball. e's anxious lo make a mini. Aren'+ we all?