Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Gretchen Buckelmueller Gretchen, whom we all know as Entreé editor-in-chief, hopes to write the “great American novel.” Reading copy with the aid of Marcus Tullius Cicero is her favorite pastime, but bun- sen burners and slide rules real- ly peeve her. She has partici- pated in Girls’ Chorus, Entreé, and French Club. Elizabeth Nancy Burdick Betty, who enjoys “hacking with the happy souls,” is peeved by an empty mailbox. ‘That’s the way the cookie crumbles,” may be heard from this busy senior, who, besides editing the Milestone, was active in drama, archery, tennis, Girls’ Chorus, and ushers. [22] Martha Ann Bungenstock “Sava gava!’” is Martha’s battle cry as she prowls be- tween Opdyke’s and Gruning’s. Grouches peeve her. She dreams of owning fifteen closets of clothes some day. As she sailed through her years on Treasure Island, she exercised her talents in drama, twirling, and in Tri- Hi-Y. Claire Burke To be a good secretary and get the most out of life are Claire’s ambitions. Sixth lunch and school in general peeve this senior, who enjoys writing and receiving letters. ‘‘Let’s look alive,” is Claire’s favorite ex- pression. Her school activities have included Drama and Typ- ing Clubs. Lois Ann Buchowski Lois’ ambition is to go to secretarial school.. ‘““What is this ocean motion?” may often be heard from this senior, who en- joys cruising in the Ford. Short boys peeve Lois, who has been active in Social Dancing Club, bowling, and Milestone Business Staff. William Foster Burns Willard, who has been in Boys’ Cooking and Recreational Games Clubs, especially enjoys working on a Mercury engine. “Ho-yo-yo” is the favorite ex- pression of this senior who is peeved by school. Willard’s am- bition, just like most of the seniors, is to be graduated in 1956. Wilma Lorraine Brown Watching TV, reading, and sleeping are Wilky’s favorite pastimes. She often says, ‘I’m telling you.” Wilky has partici- pated in Old Testament Club for four years, and Girls’ Cho- rus in her senior year. Wilky’s ambition is to become a teacher. Carol Ann Cain “‘Ain’t that cute?” is the ex- pression most heard from Carol, who enjoys riding in convert- ibles. Eating in the cafeteria really peeves this senior, who has been active in Twirling Club. To chaperone Pat and Virginia to Chicago is her am- bition.

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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]

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Ef: John Anthony Cangelosi The Count enjoys swimming and the stock car races but dis- likes stuck-up girls. In the future John hopes that every- thing he does will turn out bet- ter than he planned. Carolyn Ann Cloer Carolyn, a future teacher, is peeved by having to get up at 6:30 a.m. Girls’ Chorus, World Friendship Club, Mixed Chorus, and the Milestone Copy Staff have kept Carolyn busy. Elizabeth Sara Canter Betsy enjoys writing letters and is peeved by the fact that Ohio is far from New Jersey. While in high school Betsy has been vice president and secretary of her homeroom, president of Tri-Hi-Y, and a member of the Twirling Club. Lynn Cohen This future teacher’s favorite pastime is “schmoozing.” Lynn, who was in the Senior Play, was active in the Drama Clubs, Milestone, tennis, archery, S.A.T. Committee, Latin Club, and Class Council. Anthony Joseph Capua Cap’s favorite pastime is be- ing with the Rams in John’s store. Joe, who wants to join the Marine Corps, has been on the wrestling and j. v. football squads. = Carol Joan Chadwick Carol enjoys vacationing at Lavallette and is peeved by people who do not write letters. The Social Committee of Stu- dent Council, Sketch Club, Girls’ Chorus, Leaders, and ush- ers have kept Carol busy. Susan Carter Sue plans to go to college with hopes of becoming a teach- er. Drama Club, Sketch Club, and being secretary of her homeroom have kept Sue busy. William John Ciccone Bill, whose favorite pastime is reading his physics books, is peeved by people who sulk. Track, bowling, and Biology Clubs have kept our future surgeon busy. [23}