Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Cl 6U 0lfUfl DEDICATIGN To you Marcia T. Wesfpfohl: whose deep undersfanding and wise counsellin-g has been of greaf aid fo us during fhese shorf four years: whose greafly helped fo real pleasure: fo sincere friend as class of l95l are fhis Milesfone. smile and encouragemenf have make our sfay in high school a you who have always been a well as a fine feacher, we fhe proud and honored fo dedicafe If was in Pennsylvania fhaf Mrs. Wesfpfiahl re- ceived mosf of her schooling, having offended fhe Grier School and Penn Sfafe. She obfained her degree of Bachelor of Arfs af Skidmore College, Sarafogo Springs, New York and lafer, her Mas- fer's Degree from Columbia Universify in New York Cify. In fhe Fall of I94I, Mrs. Wesfpfahl came fo PHS as an insfrucfor of hisfory, and she has been Teaching Problems of American Democracy and American Hisfory ever since. She has always enfer- fained an inferesf in our sfudenf governmenf. and for fhe posf fhree years has served ocfively on Sfudenf Council in an advisory capacify. We, fhe Class of l95l, can fhink of no one beffer qualified fo frain us in fhe principles of Democracy and fo help us puf our knowledge effecfively info pracfice. As fufure vofers and as parenfs we shall always remember you, Mrs. Wesfpfahl, as one who helped fo show us fhe righf pafh af fhe fork in fhe roads. Succeeding classes will be very forfunafe if fhey are able fo say years hence, We had Mrs. Wesf- pfahl as a feacher and a friend. A meme f S' xg MARCIA T. WESTPFAHL E53 , me

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em oried we c .eriri MRS. ELEANOR J. DAVEN IN MEMCDRIAM ln memory of Jrwo line people, Mrs. Eleanor Daven and Miss Nancy Chase, we wish 'ro express our hearlfeli sorrow. They were a parf of fhe busf- ling school life and lheir passing leaves an emp+y place in fhe hearls of all who knew fhem. We shall always remember Mrs. Daven's con- 'rrol over a hisrory class. We respecfed her judg- menf and found wisdom in her counsel. The seniors will never forge? her lcindness nor her sense of Eumor. She was a friend +o anyone who needed elp. Also we shall noi forgef Miss Nancy Chase, one who was always friendly and helpful fo each slu- deni and Teacher i'ha'r eniered The counselors' office. Her brighl smile, shared wilh everyone, sfill lingers in our memories. MISS NANCY G CHASE

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As Dean of Girls, Lola K. Hoff In ihe shorl' lime i'ha'r he has been Super-in+enden+ of Schools. Ralph D. Mcleary has demon- s+ra+ed a sincere desire fo im- prove and mainiain +he highesi' educaiional sfandards aiiainable. Respecied and loved as a feacher and a friend, Dean George Smi+h will always be re- membered by us for his friendly advice and his fair sense of ius- lice. Even wi+h The many iaslcs and problems 'rhai conlroni him as our vice principal, Warren H. Held, siill finds lime 'ro help us wil'h our individual problems. has won our deepesl' affeciion and regard. Her wise counselling and her fair decisions have helped io guide us ihrough our four years. ,461 minidfrafion ana! gacu 9 For his democraiic policies and Solomon-like wisdom in ihe ad- minis+ra+ion of our school affairs, Waldro J. Kinclig, our principal, has earned 'rhe greaiesi respecl' and deepesf adminaiion of ihe eniire siudenl' body. 563 1: s cif--N