Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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«= Or Kathleen Enright “A resemblance to Sara Bernhardt.” Kathy’s ambition to swim to Germany seems very difficult to fulfill. As Kathy went through P.H.S., she particpated in Drama, M lestone, and Archery. Kathy's pet peeves, are Hollywood and grouches. Richard C. Eodice “The man who knows it all.” Dick’s chief ambition is to be a history teacher. Hunting and fishing occupy his spare time. Some of his school activities are Varsity Track, Chess Club and Cross Country. Robert Erber “Hitch your wagon to the stars.” Bob is annoyed by people. Hm-m-m. His favorite expression is ‘Nuts!’ He has a very practical pastime of “minding his own business.” To have a successful career in astronomy is Bob’s ambition. Herbert Lewis Fairbanks “He is an individual.” Carrots, whose pet peeve is people who won't even try, enjoys resting whenever he has a free 6 moment. While he was in P.H.S., he participated [26] in the Chess Club. Julia Ann Ehlert “A sports-minded girl is a delight to men.” Skipper’s ambition is to be an air-line hostess. Everyone has seen this lively twirler at our football games. Waiting for “Toast of the Town” is Skip’s favorite pastime. Skip also enjoys tennis and basketball. Arlene Myra Elkes “Never a bird flew as high as her thoughts.”’ Airline has been very active in the Library Council, Milestone, Typing Club and Office and Business Machines. Sports, reading, and letters head the list of Airline’s pastimes. Mendoza Ellis “A credit to any class.” Mitzie spends her spare moments dancing, going to movies, and listening to music. Typing, Basket- ball, Swimming, Milestone, and Modern Dancing Club are some of her school activities. Her am- bition in life is to be a laboratory technician. Alan N. England “There never was so wise a man.” Alan has perhaps the most interesting ambition of the entire graduating class —that of selling the Brooklyn Bridge. However, we're afraid some one has beaten him to it. He also likes football and track.

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Angie Patricia Dicenso “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Babe's ambition is to bring Korea and Plain- field closer together. Twirling, Bowling, G.A.A., and Milestone have interested Babe. Seeing that gray “’46 Ford” really peeves Babe. Sadie Margaret Dilello “A hard-working girl.” To get married and raise a family is Sandy’s ambition. Besides Joe, Typing and Personality and Fashion Clubs have kept Sandy busy. Sandy is peeved by housework. Carol Ann Donovan “Never doubt I love.” Getting up in the morning and grouchy people irk Carole, who has particpated in Junior Red Cross, Library Council, Milestone, and Typing Club. To find happiness throughout life is Carole’s ambition. Jean Donovan “Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why can’t they all be contented like me?” Jeanie would like to throw D. M. off the Steel Pier and get a sheriff in this county. She enjoys “‘Carowsin’” and 12443679. Red Cross, Milestone and Drama have kept this senior busy. Dorothy Mae Doyle “To be industrious is to be happy.” Conceited people irk Dotty. Having been in Typing and Office Practice Clubs, Dotty is cer- tainly qualified to be a good secretary, which is her ambition. Dotty’s pastimes are dancing and typing. Nancy Laura Doyle “Grace is a virtue.” Fissy, whose pastime is writing Uncle Sam's men, plans to be an elementary teacher. Fissy’s school activities include Modern Dance and ! Typing Clubs. ‘hin Abby Kay DuBow “Flaming hair and a temper to match.” Red would like to take up designing clothes. The Milestone, Art Staff, S.A.T. Committee, P.H.S. Bureau, Sketch Club, French Club and the Bowl- ing Team top her spare moments. Abby’s favorite expression is, “You're completely out of it!” Anne W. Earnshaw “To lend a hand.” Anne, who dislikes getting up in the morning, enjoys roaming around in Vermont. The Senior Play, Water Ballet, Art Editor of M lestone, Ushers, Drama Club, Archery and Girls’ Chorus have kept Anne busy. [ eS J

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David Middleton Fickett “He is every inch a gentleman.” Dave, whose favorite expression is ‘How about that?” is annoyed by girls who smoke cigarettes. Some of Dave's activities are Hi-Y, Male Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Track, Fire Drill Squad, and Social Committee. Lynn Frances Fieldman “Charm plus intelligence is a winning team that can’t be beaten.” Lynn’s school activities include the Drama Club, Girls’ Leaders’ Club, M lestone, Spanish Club, Bowling, and the Entree. Her ambition is to travel all over South America. Lynn’s favorite expression is ““You’re completely out of it.” Barbara Joan Fisher “Life is a predicament.” Bobi Jo has been busy in P.H.S. with M le- Stone, French Club, Modern Dance Club, Execu- tive Council, P.H.S. News Bureau, and Water Ballet. Bobi Jo lists carowzin as her favorite pastime, but “Hollywood” really irks her. Adrienne Patricia Fleishman “The world is hers.” Ade has been kept busy at P.H.S. with Girls’ Chorus, Milestone Editorial and Business Staff, and Junior Red Cross. This busy gal plans to go to college and become an interior decorator. Good luck, Ade. Peter Antonio Thomas Formica Milhesmoralmotfethiss story is¢—— —=$ Chick would like to become a mechanic. He has been interested in Frosh and J. V. Football, Track Club, and Swimming Club. Chick, whose favorite expression is ‘What's happened ?”’ enjoys hustling the impossible, Donald Foster “What makes it tick?” Dip, whose pastime is evading Bob Garrenger’s brain-hexing powers, hopes to travel around the world and then become a successful mechanic. He has participated in Band, Air Raid Drill Squad, and the Assembly Committee. Noel M. Francese, Jr. “Handsome is as handsome does.” Skip, who enjoys fixing Bugs over at N.P., pl ans to be a certified public accountant. Skip has been active in Key Club, Cross Country, and Ushers’ Squad. Richard Alonzo Frederick “Good fun, good times, good man.” Varsity Wrestling, Swimming Club, and Track Club have been Freddy’s main activities in P.H.S. To join the Marine Corps seems natural after we see Freddy's pastime of reading the Marine Guide Handbook. [27]