Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Jean Ann Berry Jan, who enjoys spending most of her time with that cer- tain someone, dislikes people who say, “Nasty Break.” “But will you please,” is this senior’s favorite expression. Student Council, Drama I, and Red Cross have kept this gal busy while in P.H.S. Ivan Bloom Ivan, who has been active in the Air Raid Squad and also as j. v. basketball manager and freshman homeroom treasurer, enjoys talking to “Spieg.” He dislikes lunch lines and is often heard saying ‘Already yet.” [20] Virginia Blackford Ginny, who is peeved by people who make noise, lists “Ain’t that cute!” as her favor- ite expression. To go to Chicago is her ambition, and she enjoys being with Bob. Norman Bloom Norm, whose favorite pastime is riding around in the car, dis- likes snobby girls. During his four, years at P:HiS:, jhe ‘has been kept busy as swimming team manager and Class Coun- cil representative. He often may be heard saying, ‘‘Censored.” Bernard L. Bergstein Bernie, who hopes to become a chemical engineer, can be found at Gruning’s when he isn’t busy with football prac- tice. Joan Ann Boruch Joanie enjoys ‘thacking with the happy souls,” when not busy with Student Council, Girls’ Leaders, G.A.A., and sports. Her pet peeve is burning that curler box, and she is often heard saying, ‘“Isn’t that the coolest?” Robert Walter Bergmann Ace, who enjoys playing golf and going bowling, hopes in the future to be able to bowl a 300 game or make a hole in one. Sunday drivers irk this senior, who enjoys using his fa- vorite expression, ‘‘Who’s he?” Rodeene Anne Bottoms Ro hopes to become a nurse, but right now she enjoys cruis- ing around in that 25 horse- powered boat in Canada. When not keeping in contact with her pen pals, she may be heard say- ing, “I don’t know what’s coming off.”

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F. Faye Barr Faye, who enjoys waiting for that 6:30 phone call, and dis- likes the Marines, may often be heard saying, “ Cause you bet- ter not do thar.” Social Danc- ing, bowling, Red Cross, Person- ality and Fashion, and Business Machines Clubs have kept this gal busy. Clayton Harry Benke Buster can’t stand meat loaf, but he does enjoy his favorite pastime—girls! ‘To err is hu- man, to forgive is divine,” is an expression that can often be heard from this senior. ern ee William Harrison Bartholomew Bart would like to join the Army when he gets out of school and then become a sales- man. Bart can often be heard saying, “Sam,” while enjoying his favorite pastime of riding around in someone else’s car. Richard Welner Bennett To go to Colgate is Dick’s ambition. Besides being active in the Male and the Mixed Choruses, Dick has participated in Student Council, track, foot- ball, and Air Raid Squad. Play- ing the guitar and going down to the shore rate high with Dick. ‘“You’re a plaid rabbit,” is his favorite expression. Stephen DeB. Becker Our Student Council presi- dent hopes to become an engi- neer and settle down to a nice peaceful life. Steve’s activities, Student Council, have varsity football, bas- baseball. Steve, expression is, enjoys re- besides included ketball, and whose favorite “And here we are,” laxing on week-ends. Joyce Ellen Behan Joy enjoys the expression, “You know what I say,” and her pastime is waiting for that 7 o’clock phone call. Joy, who would like to become a secre- tary and ???, is annoyed by the Army. Library Council, Red Cross, and Business Machines Clubs were among the activities that kept her busy while in PHS. Catherine Jean Behan Cathy, who enjoys for that 7:30 phone call, hopes to become a nurse and ???. Social Dancing and Biology Clubs have kept this senior busy. Cathy is annoyed by the Navy and lists the expression, “Tell me,” as her favorite. waiting Lena Rose Bengivenga Lee enjoys going to the club!! Executive Council, Girls’ Cho- rus, Milestone, Office Machines, and being treasurer of her jun- ior homeroom helped to keep this senior busy. Lee enjoys the expression, “What is this ac- tion?” {19}

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Anthony Peter Bottone People who say “yes” when they mean “no” are Tony’s pet peeve. He enjoys hanging around Uncle John’s store with the Rams and has been kept busy in P.H.S. with bowling and in- tramural basketball. He would like to become a carpenter and join the Marines. Joanne Brody Playing tennis and ‘‘schmooz- ing” are Jo’s favorite pastimes. Jo’s activities have consisted of Latin Club, drama, Assembly Committee, Milestone, archery, and chorus. Harold Richard Bower This Liberace hater likes to spend his time flying N88194. Ace, who was a member of the swimming team, likes to say, “Tt’s hard to tell.” After put- ting in his hitch in the Navy, Ace would like to go to the American Flyers’ Academy in Ft. Worth, Texas. Martha Ann Brown Motts enjoys writing letters to a certain college boy but can’t stand people without a sense of humor. “Crazy if you do,” may be heard by Motts, who has participated in Old Testament Club, twirling, and basketball. Motts wishes to make the best of whatever she does. Betty Ruth Bowers Hoppy would rather spend her time writing letters to a certain Air Force boy than in talking to people with no ambi- tion. This senior has been active in sports, twirling, and Leaders. To be a good secretary and housewife is Hoppy’s ambition. eres Charles George Brick Charlie enjoys working on cars, especially a 1946 Ford. Boys’ Swimming and Projection Club have kept Charlie busy. His chief ambition is to be graduated in 1956, Charles Brecheisen Charley, who would like to go to either college or radio school, spends much of his time being an amateur radio oper- ator. Eighth gym peeves this senior, who has been active in basketball. He may often be heard saying, ‘““Who is she?” Durant Brockett To join the Air Force and take up electronics is Due’s ambition, who likes building airplane models. “Go git it, daddy,” is the favorite ex- pression of this senior, who has Participated in Visual Aids dur- ing his four years at P.H.S. [21]