Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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'QQ BETTY A. GREENBERG Hank, bothered by five-cent millionaires, hopes to be a court re- porter. An active girl in sports such as Bas- ketball, Softball, and Tennis, she has been in Leaders' and Officials clubs also. BARBARA SUE GUTTRIDGE Gutts. a member of the Old Testament Club, wants to be a medical missionary to South America. She was on the Usher Squad and Milestone, besides being active in many sports. DELORES W. GREENE Dee wants to be a social worker and is already on her way with YWCA, and social work to her record. Be- sides these, she was in the Sports Club and played Basketball. Nag- ging people, beware when Dee's around. ELIZABETH A. GREY People who show off annoy Betty, who is planning tor a com- mercial career in the future. She has been an active member ot the Hi-Tri and was in the Typing Club. ' x bmw-imev' e. ijlm !5'l'Iumxp h to become -Aa 1'-Th ovated musicianjxple has been active Ori the Varsity Football, Track, and Intramural Basketball teams. ' THEODORE A. HALLARD Ted will be happy as long as women drivers keep out of his way. He hopes to live in Florida after gradua- tion. BARBARA K. HAMMANN Barb, who hopes to spend her college years at Middlebury, will be remembered as Ann, one of the doz- en. She has been ac- tive in the Student and Executive Councils, the Milestone, and Drama Club. BRUCE J. HELD Tennis, Milestone, the Biology and German clubs have kept Bruce busy. He plans to at- tend an agricultural college after gradua- tion. BEVERLY ANN HENRY Bev is annoyed by narrow-minded people. She has been active in Hi-Tri for four years and was President of Junior Hi-Tri. JACK Y s n e in B I and lntra I asketball and mana the an ees i years. Girls wh om- plain about getting home early bother him. DOROTHY HAMILL Hamill wishes to be a successful secre- tary and travel west- ward. Annoyed by flouterbees an couter- beeps, she has been active in Hi-Tri, Basket- ball and Typing Club. FLOYD B. GUSACK We'll remember Floyd as the villain in the iunior play and as Frank in the senior production. He was also Literary Editor of the Milestone and chairman of the School Beautification Commit- tee. EUGENE FREDERICK HAMILTON Uncle Sam will prob- ably play a part in Gene's future since he plans to enter the Air Force. He dislikes girls who smoke. CARRIE LEE HESTER Twirling, A Cappella, and Softball are Cur- ly's activities. Her ambition is to go abroad and see Paris Erst. Curly's pet peeve is Anc.ly. Mmm... RICHARD A. HILL Another sports en- thusiast, Dick has been on the Football, Baseball, and Basket- ball teams for three years. He's heading for college and then the engineering field.

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ALLAN FRIEDMAN Allan's ambiTion is To become a research chemisT. He is peeved by The lunch line lwho isn'Tl, and has been acTive on The MilesTone sTaT'F, MaTh, Biology and Chess clubs. WILLIAM H. FRIES Good luck To Bill, our TuTure ToresT ranger, who has been acTive in The Band while aTTend- ing PHS. GENEVIEVE ANN FURINO Jay's ambiTion is To ride over The Niag- ara Falls in a barrel. Her acTiviTies include STudenT Council, and Typing and Drama clubs. Her peT peeve- boys. How abouT ThaT! CHARLES P. GAROFALO Be careful, girls! Lip- sTick sTains boTher Chuck who was on The Track and WresT- ling Teams and STudenT Council RepresenTaTive. He infends To see The world aT'Ter gradua- Tion. MARY E. GIBBONS Gib plans To work wiTh iuvenile delin- quenTs. She has 'been presidenT oT The French and Girls' Leaders clubs and has been acTive as The Usher Squad, Drama Club, Milesfone and EnTree. MARJORIE GIESECKE i Ch Nl cl' g, ' J Marny, who is The El e. am SSG If ' . .awcwrHLgjr2-elnser-v r ounxqw l shew 5 Squad O6 kept 'lag' I eb 5 e afbeing rKQQhe Junior Ciba. shepisgs To bs- - come q m-ediailxecxlg ihicrioa. 5 ,, , l x5 iN' ANITA GIOINO NoThing boThers NeeT more Than To waiT for her oTher half, Jay, A fuTure nurse, NeeT was in The Spanish Club. ZELDA GOLDMAN Zel, well known Tor The Twirling Squad, has modeling and singing in mind as her career. She is boThered by girls who chase boys for dofes. senior class SecreTary is looking Torward To college. Besides being Manager oT The Cheer- leaders, she has kepT busy in The STudenT Council, Ushers, Mile- sTone and The PHS News Bureau. JOSEPH J. GOULET Lockers ThaT sTick make Joey's blood pressure rise. He has parTicipaTed in Base- ball, FooTball and Track. BARBARA GILES Bobi is looking Tar- warcl To an inTeresTing career as a medical Technician, and is peevecl by Tlouerbeas on cauTerbeeps. She has been acTive on The MilasTone, PHS News Bureau, and The Usher Squad. JAMES J. GRAVES We'll all remember Jim for his ouTsTand- ing arT wark. He plans To become a commer- cial arTisT. and wiTh his +alenT, he'll be success- Tull T 'si JEAN GARVIN Jeannie's TuTure plans include work- each day and every day. She doesn'T like Taking TesTs, Though. lWho does?l PETER J. GINDIN PeTe plans To aT- Tend college if The Army, his peT peeve, doesn'T claim him 'lirsT. He was a member of The Swimming Team The EnTree and Mile- sfone sTaT'Ts. ROBT. W. GRAY. JR. SisTers seem To an- noy Bob who has been on The WresTling Team His ambiTion? Ask Uncle Sam.

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NANCY E. HOBSON Nan has been very acfive on Hi-Tri, and Ihis year was Home- room Treasurer. She plans fo follow in Flor- ence Nigh'ringale's fool- sfeps. JAMES B. HODGSKIN Jim has been faifh- ful member of fhe Pro- iecfion Squad. He plans lo become a dairy farmer. Sfudenfs who Talk during class annoy him. RICHARD C. '-3 HOWELL 'ffesbe a flyer is Per- didoi' ambifion. He's 'J n ,the Cross qqniry I for +wo Q ars',and' wa a mem- ,Qr of? Pr ciion Chg wise msh- ma ' is hisfpetpeeve. x it ' r ROBERT HOWELL Bob, a fulure his- fory Teacher, dislikes weelc-end homeworlr as- signmenls las do so many of usl. He has been acfive in fhe Pro- ieclion and Traclc clubs and Inframural Baskef- ball. JOYCE V. HUKING Don'+ malre fun of my dog pleads Joyce. Acfive in Sludenf Coun- cil, Execufive Council, Milesfone, Tennis, and A Cappella, her fulure plans include merchan- dizing. HERBERT L. HUSH Hush has been on Ihe Foofball, Traclc and Wreslling 'reams for fhree years. We hope he succeeds in living a life of luxury. N' ROBE s ecial in Play. Also, SAT, 'rman lhe Social V om'rhi+- . rind is 'Tu- e rn engineer- or chem- PAT. IANNIELLO, JR. Pal is irlced by Big Wheels. While in PHS, he was on lhe Freshman Baseball Ieam. His ambiiion is io have a new Cadillac. Lel's hope you gel if, Pal, STEPH. IANNOTTA, Jr. Sieve has gone our for Baseball for four years. Also, he was ac- five in lnframural Bas- kefball and 'rhe Press Club. Good luck in de- signing your own yachl, Sieve. ROSE IMPORTICO Being acfive in 'rhe Typing Club prepared Roe for fulure worlr in an office. She has an aversion for bobby socks worn wiih baller- inas. GILBERT R. JACKSON For lhe pasf Iwo years Gil has had fhe unpublicized buf necessary iob of man- aging fhe Baseball and Baslcefball feams. He'll become a veferinarian. LAURENCE D. JACKSON Foafball has played a big role in Jap's high school career. Af- 'rer graduafion he's heading for The medical profession. MICHAEL J. JACKSON Keep a model A named Hal Rod our of Milce's way. He has served on fhe Siu- denf Council and hopes lo become a sales en- gineer. Lois of luck Milne. DON JOHNSON Don, who wanls fo, be an archaeologisl' a++er graduafion, sang his way fhrough fhe Mixed Chair and Boys' Ensemble. RICHARD R. JOHNSON Sporls rafe high wifh Ricky. He's been very acfive in J.V. and Var- si+y Foofball, Baslcelball and Baseball. Ricky is Sfudenf Council Vice- Presidenl' and is loalc- ing forward +0 college. Wha'r's irlcsome aboul' Glass Boy singing Mona Lisa?