Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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ROBERT MAHOVICK ““Bob”’ “Paying the price’ is annoying to ‘‘Bob.”’ His ambition is to go to college. BARRY J. MATHEWS Barry, who hopes to be successful, is very annoyed by teachers who give homework every night. He has been active in the Band, Sopho- more Inter-Class Play, Junior Play, Drama, and Entree. RUTH F. MENDEZ “Ruthie” A certain boy of PHS who peeves ‘‘Ru- thie’ better keep away. ‘‘Ruthie’ is ambitious enough to want to raise a fami- ly of three. Her activities in- cluded the Tumbling and Typing clubs. [26] DOLORES MAHOWSKY “Laurie” Keep practicing “Laurie,” you'll be a roller skating champ soon. Childish boys, please watch your step when you're around Lewin.” JOHN MAYE “Johnny” “Oh how | hate to get up in the morn- ing,’ is ‘Johnny’s”’ pet peeve. He would like to become a hobo and see the world or be a physicist. “Johnny” has been active in Basketball and the Photography Club. lifeeee llonaaenaciaints wish, all women driv- ers would clear the road. He hopes to go to college and become a successful musician. THOMAS GEORGE MAIORINE Wenn We all wish ‘‘Tom,”’ who plans to be a lawyer some day, good luck. He has been busy with Student Council, Hi-Y, and Band. RICHARD J. McCARTHY “Rie” Pet peevesirk ‘Rick’ the most. His future plans include college. “Rick”? has been active in Baseball while in PHS. JOSEPH B. MILLS Nee” Cats that don’t purr peeve ‘‘Joe,’’ who's planning to become a gym teacher. Football, Basketball, Baseball and Student Council have kept “Joe’’ out of mischief. STANLEY WALTER CRAIG MARSHALL ““Craigsipoo”’ Craigsipoo’’ seems to be anti social. He wants to live a hun- dred miles away from everybody. Craig has partici- pated in Cross Coun- try, Wrestling, and the German and Leaders clubs. JOHN McDONOUGH hleve Mac. Whos. has no pet peeve, hopes to go to college. While in high school ““Mac’’ was on the Baseball) V.. sand aalV Basketball squads, and was a member of the Basketball Club. WALTER MILTEER Nae” “Walt” isn’t keen about homework; he’d much rather play in- tramural basketball. All ‘‘Walt’? wants is to be successful in life. LOUIS MARTIN People who call him ‘‘Luigi’’ are Louis's pet peeve. His am- bition is to study mu- sic and travel. We wish him the best. Louis has been ac- tive in Student Coun- cil. KARL MEHL Karl, who is bother- ed by women = and freshmen, would like to own his own store. His PHS activities have been Milestone, Football, and Air Raid Warden. DAVID MORGENSEN “‘Dave”’ “Dave,’’ who wants to be an engineer or an importer, is not alone with his pet peeve of cleaning the house. While in school, he participated in Soccer and Band.

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PF MARGARET LaRUE “Margie” ““Margie’s’' pet peeve is people who go to extremes. Can we blame her? ‘“‘Mar- gie’’ is going to be a top-notch legal sec- retary. Her activities have been Drama, Typing Club, Office Machines Club, Basketball, i= inte and of It’s professional dancing or nursing for “Laine’’ after grad- uation. She’s bother- ed by a gal called ““Marijane’’! ‘Laine’? has been active in PHS News Bureau, Milestone, Leaders, German and Flower clubs, WILLIAM S. LUCE “Bill’ will never be forgotten as our Student Council Pres- ident and Student Council Treasurer. He was a member of V and JV Football, Wres- tling, Track, Execu- tive Council, Hi-Y, and Boys’ State. | an. MICHAEL L. LASSER “Mike”’ To be stranded on a desert island with Dagmar is ‘‘Mike’s”’ ambition. His pet peeve is 8th period sym. The Entree, Drama, and the Junior Play are among ‘‘Mike’s”’ activities. EDWARD LINDSAY “Ed” Good luck, ‘‘Ed.”’ We hope you'll be successful in whatever you choose to do. While attending PES is Edie partici= pated in Track. CHARLES EDWARD LUTZ eal mued:s., become a sailor. Our Uncle Chris of the Senior Play, has been kept busy with Swimming, Freshman Football, and Execu- tive Council. ambition is to go to college or PETER LAWSON “Pete” What’s so terrible about paying the price, ‘Pete?’ His ambi- tione—to fix 1.B. up with Suzie. Our Sophomore Class President participated in Vand Freshman Football, Swimming, Track, Student Coun- cil, Ushers, and Boys’ State. JOHN P. LITCHMAN “Liwela Girls who can't take joking beware of “Litch’’! His plans are to join the Navy, then, marry ‘“‘Bev’’ and set- tle down. That’s a good ambition! Mh RONALD WARREN MACAULEY “Mac”? ‘““‘Mac's’’ pet peeve is “paying the price.” As far as his ambition goes, he says, ‘‘l ain’t squealin’.”’ An Air Raid War- den, ‘‘Mac’s’’ activi- ties have included V, JV, and Freshman Football and Hi-Y. » ALVIN P, LEVINE “Big Al’’ Getting out of bed bothers ‘“‘Big Al’’ who would like to sail down the Mississippi Onamna tits “Big Al’’ has Bas- ketball, Baseball, Cross Country, Entree, and Milestone to his cred- it in PHS. MARY ANN LONG “Micky” A certain ‘‘thing’’ named ‘‘Don’’ is giv- ing ‘‘Micky’? a hard time. She hopes to get married and raise twin tuba players. “Micky’s’’ been ac- tive in Band, Orches- tra, Mixed Chorus, and All State Chorus, NATALIE JOAN MADDEN “Nat”? “| don’t like having my sleep disturbed,” says ‘‘Nat,’’ who plans to do a lot of things, especially travel. The Old Testament Club has kept ‘‘Nat’’ busy while in PHS. EDWARD JAMES LEWIS plac “Jack ’ is undecided about the future. Good luck in whatever you choose to do, ‘Jack.’ Ap PETER JEFFERIS LORD “Pete,’”’ drum major of our band, dislikes skinny girls and wants to become a good salesman. Among his activi- ties are Drama, Band, Wrestling, JV Foot- ball, Life Saving, Stu- dent Council, Bowling, and Orchestra. oe JOHN D. MADSEN “Donny”’ “Donny,’’ who wish- es to retire at the ear- ly age of 30, seems to be opposed to cliques. While in PHS, he was a member of the Football, Baseball, and Wrestling teams. [25]

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MARIE ANN MOLLENHAUER “Toots” Big wheels with rusty spokes beware of Marie, especially when she owns that light blue Cadillac Convertible. You have — seen “Toots’’ out on the football field twirling her baton. ANGELO MONE Angelo is another happy fellow who doesn’t have a pet peeve. We're sure he'll make the grade as a good lawyer. PAULINE VIRGINIA MOORE Pati lis College is in sight for Pauline who seems to be peeved by glit- ter-glow and how. (?) Milestone, as well as Archery and Biology Clubs have kept her busy. C. ANNE MORGAN “Dolly” “Dolly,’’ who plans nurse, seems to have a dis- like for insincere peo- ple. Anyone in par- to become a ticular, ‘“‘Dolly?”’ Her activities in- clude Senior Executive Council, Milestone, and Modern Dancing. MARY ELLEN MORIARTY ““Midge’”’ “‘Midge’’ has an aversion to Marijane. It’s college for her after graduation. Milestone, Entree, PHS News Bureau and Tennis are only a few of ‘‘Midge’s’’ activi- ties. BARBARA ANN MOUNT “Bob” “Don't bother me, Marijane,’’ says ‘‘Bob.”’ After graduation, she intends to become a nurse “Bob” has been very active in Mile- stone, Hi-Tri, Twirling Club, Tumbling Club, and Modern Dancing. WILLIAM J. NARDOZZI “Bill” College is ahead for “Bill,” who is new to our school this year. His pet peeve “cheese’’! “Bill’’ got into the swing of our school this year by singing in Male Chorus. DOUGLAS MURRAY ‘‘Doug”’ ‘‘Doug”’ wants to own restaurants and night clubs in the fu- ture. We all hope he'll be successful. y-4 LLOYD NEWLAND “Sonny” ‘Sonny’ is peeved by people who don't talk and he hopes to own a 1952 car. He participated in Intramural Basketball and was SAT repre- sentative for two years. JOAN BARBARA MY ZIE “Myz ““Myz's’’ pet peeve is people who aren't “‘honeees.’’ She hopes to be a private secre- tary and make a mint. Some of ‘‘Myz's’” activities are: Hi- Tri, Milestone, Twirl- ing and Executive Council. GRACE NOCERA Grace, our talented violinist, is annoyed by ‘‘glitter glow.” A music career is ahead for her. She has been active in Student Council, Ushers, Orchestra, A Cappella, and Mixed Chorus. RAYMOND W. Fat women in bath- ing suits are ‘‘Ray’s”’ pet peeve. His ambi- tion is to become a successful building contractor. BARBARA D. NOWATKOWSKI ““‘Bobbie”’ ““Bobbie”’ doesn't like people who aren't ““‘Honeeeees.”’ She is going to be a success- ful secretary and a housewife. In PHS ‘‘Bobbie ’ was active in Drama and Hi-Tri. FAITH PATRICIA NACHMAN College and = an MRS degree are in sight for Faith, who dislikes being called “Shorty.” Among her PHS ac- tivities are: Senior and Junior Plays, Drama, Ushers, Entree and PHS News Bureau. JOHN PATRICK O’BRIEN caatu: To change the life of Riley to the life of O'Brien is ‘Pat's’’ am- bition. His main peeve is ‘‘paying the price.”’ During high school, Pat participated in Football and Track. [27]