Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Barbara Catherine Curreri To go to college is Barbara’s ambition. ‘Buggin’ in the But- tercup” is her favorite pastime, but if you’re a boy who makes fun of new drivers, steer clear of her. Barbara has been active in Red Cross and Milestone Business Staff. Philip Arthur Daley Phil, who enjoys fishing, is annoyed with homework and cold showers in gym. Phil has been on the stage crew for four years. He would like to attend college. [26] Geraldine Elizabeth Curry Gerry, who is annoyed by fourth period lunch freshmen, enjoys listening to popular mu- sic. This future typist was ac- tive in Leaders, Red Cross Club, and Old Testament Club. Mary Ann Danek Maime, whose favorite pas- time is looking for that cer- tain guy, hopes to be happy and get the most out of life. Barbara Louise Cummings Bobbi, who enjoys watching a certain senior fix his car, hopes to get a job in a lab. Carolyn Daniel Carolyn, whose favorite pas- time is “hacking with the hap- py souls,” is planning to go to college. Drama, tennis, Red Cross, Student Council, Mile- stone, archery, water ballet, and Girls’ sports Editor of the Mile- stone were Carolyn’s activities. Henry Mathew Criswell Hick’s ambition is to be an auto mechanic. He dislikes con- ceited women. Hick was active in P.H.S. band for four years. Kathryn Marie Darrar Kathy, who is peeved by boys who don’t dance, hopes to be a professional dancer. The P.T.A. Show, Entree, and Per- sonality and Fashion Club have kept Kathy busy.

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Thomas John Cosgrove Our future engineer enjoys ice hockey and football during his free time. Radio Club, j. v. football, and stage electrician squad have kept Tom busy. Raymond Cray Dave, who dislikes homework, has been active in German Club and Biology Club. Sport cars interest th is future automobile dealer. Daniel Joseph Costanzo Danny, whose ambition is to win more than Rit in a poker game, is peeved by a certain type of girl. Student Council, baseball, basketball, and football have kept Danny busy. Mary Agnes Crescenti Sketching and knitting keep Mary busy. “Watcha doing?” is often said by this senior, who would like to be a private sec- retary. Art Club and Typing Club have kept Mary busy at PIES: Patricia Marie Costello A newcomer to P.H.S. in her senior year, Pat has quickly be- come one of our doughty crew. She reports that busybodies an- noy her, and since her favorite expression is, ‘““You’d better be- lieve it!,” we do. Alma Olga Crawley “Now isn’t that something?” may often be heard from Tiny, who enjoys bowling. Twirling Club and baseball have kept this future florist busy. Richard Paul Coury Dick’s favorite pastime is sleeping. He has been kept busy as his sophomore and junior homeroom president and with football. We hope you get your new car, Dick! Howard Crawley Howie, who hopes to become a great ballplayer, has been kept busy with football, basketball, and baseball. “He enjoys sleep- ing and being just plain lazy. Howie may be heard saying, “You know what I mean.” [25]

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Betty Jean Davis Betty, a future typist, has been active is basketball, base- ball, and Typing Club. She en- joys skating and Saturday night dances. Betty’s favorite expres- sion is, ““You better believe it!” Carmela de Freitas Car, whose favorite expres- sion is, “Ay Bendito,” enjoys Spanish, dancing, and experi-= menting. Her activities have been Spanish Club, Library Council, and Astronomy. This senior wishes to go to college and become a bacteriologist. William Charles Davis Bob, whose pet peeve is the N. Y. Yankees, may be heard saying, ‘““What’s you say, kid?” To have a good steady job is Bob’s ambition. He has been kept busy with baseball and bowling while at P.H.S. Carol Ann Delaney In high school Carol occu- pied herself with Student Coun- cil, Drama, and French Clubs. She also served as homeroom president and secretary. ‘Have fun,” Carol, and good luck in nursing. Robert Norman Davis Frenchy’s favorite pastimes are dates, weekends, and tennis. He can often be heard saying, “To err is human.” While in P.H.S. Frenchy has participated in football, cross country, track, Mixed Chorus, Male Chorus, and Boys’ Ensemble. Miriam I. Deady Mimi, who dislikes people who like to work, wants to be successful and retire at twenty- one. She likes to listen to rec- ords and have fun. Mimi has been active in Drama, Nursing, and Milestone Business and Edi- torial staffs. Ethel Lila Dawson Et hopes to become the President’s secretary. She has served as president and secre- tary of her homeroom, and has been active in Drama Club and Class Executive Council. Her favorite expression is, “I’ll get my eight hours!” Susan Mary De Fonza Sisty’s favorite expression is, “You're too much and a half.” Sisty has participated in Entree, Milestone, Executive Council, and has been secretary of her homeroom. We wish you all the luck in college. [27]