Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1965 volume:

7p mht abn so A oes SRT oP Sea cer: i iy { . Ae ek thn. ar Senior Class of 1965 Plainfield High School Plainfield, New Jersey PUREM LIBRARY, PLAINFIELD, Foreword On the completion of education at Plainfield High School, each of us will take a different path to reach our one ideal. The individual knowledge acquired and the vari- — ous experiences lived through will leave a lasting impression in the minds of every individual and will influence us when we choose our place in society. Though our dis- coveries in future years will con- stantly develop and grow, that education gained at Plainfield High School will become an im- planted stone, which worn and smoothed through the years, is molded into our sea of knowledge. Everyone of us will always carry the particular portion of education that he or she has gained. It may be only a small part of the person's being; but when these segments are molded together, they exist as the foundation of our high school. Contents Seniors Underclasses Activities vor — | $ i . = = a. Es | Just as a pebble hitting water causes the evocation of ripples, the faculty provides the inspiration which will affect the education of the students. Although this influential force may seem to end with a student's formal schooling, its effect will reach into the many phases of his life. Mr. Wallace Pre F. Gleason, Principal y Principal As the circle of life widens, so does the influence you have upon others. While you were in this school, you were given the opportunity to learn the important steps necessary for making wise decisions. Each year another circle was added. In this circle you included new friends. These people were attracted to you because of your pleasant personality, your understanding and willingness to help others. In this circle you included new ideas. These ideas enriched your life, for you found greater success with greater knowledge. The experiences you had as these circles grew larger helped to form a pattern for life. Your association with teachers and students guided your thinking in such a way as to help you to rich rewards. So it will be in life as you broaden your horizon. Look ahead to greater things. Reach for the stars and you will continue to improve. With all you have at your command, you should find satisfaction in life with a good family and a comfortable home. Wallace F. Gleason Mr. Gleason heartily congratulates Bob Ponzio on his election to the office of President of the New Jersey Association of High School Councils. Board of Education Dr. Jean Francis Vice-Principal Miss Nora Conahey Administrative Assistant Our foreign exchange student, Atsuko Tanaka, shakes hands with Board of Education member, Mr. David C. Bomberger, while Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Noble Hiebert, looks on. Left to right: Mr. David C. Bomberger, Mr. Martin E. Kestenbaum, Dr. Richard F. Neblett, Mr. Donald Carter, Mr. John D. Friebely. 10 Senior Class Advisor Mr. Mr. Warren Sterling, advisor to the class of 1965 for the past three years, has put forth many hours in checking class attendance, class discipline, and class activities. The Senior Class wishes to express its sincere thanks to Mr. Sterling for a job well done. Warren Sterling Mr. Sterling greets Dr. Francis English Ww Rl ee y pe a) Ss James O. Berman Lafayette College, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. Rutgers University, M.Ed. George R. Strub Department Head Clark University, B.A. Rutgers University, M.Ed. Sandra M. Albert University of Maine, B.S. Edgar J. Carney Seton Hall University, B.S. Lehigh University, M.A. Margaret L. Bittles Susquehanna University, B.A. Elaine A. Cardell Brigham Young University, A.B. Norma K. Heyman Smith College, A.B. Wayne University, B.A. Plaintalk ees William J. Gimbel Rutgers University, M.Ed. Northwestern University, B.S. Handbook Advisor Rutgers University, M.Ed. 11 Senior Class Play Advisor Alice L. Egan English Eileen S. Mooney Emmanuel College, A.B. P. H, S. Airtime Advisor Claire E. Poulin Regina Rice Elizabeth Rifino University of Maine, B.S. Elizabethtown College, B.A. College of St. Elizabeth, B.A. Drama Club Advisor Milestone Literary Advisor American Field Service Assembly Committee Advisor Assistant Advisor M. J. Speights Elizabeth R. Sphar Henry Thompson Tennessee A. |. University, Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A. Morgan State College, A.B. B.A. Human Relations Club Advisor § i Mary Van Cleef Ann M. Whitford Norman F. Zimmerman College of Wooster, A.B. Columbia University, B.S. Fairleigh Dickinson University, Drama Club Advisor B.S. 2 Assembly Committee Advisor Entree Advisor P. H. S. News Bureau Advisor Mathematics June T. Heintz University of Maine, B.S. John H. Boyer George Bubrick Karl S. Fritz Dapartment Head Pennsylvania State University, Kutztown State College, B.S. Muhlenburg College, Ph.B. B.A. Pennsylvania State University, Columbia University, M.A. New York University, M.A. M.Ed. Math Club Advisor Susan Hermann Victor B. Liske Robert E. McMullen Bates College, A.B. Lafayette College, B.S. Pennsylvania State University, BS MEEds Lois Novack Michael J. Parise Llewellyn Watts III Trenton State College, B.A. University of Scranton, B.S. Drew University, A.B. Assistant Football Coach Sophomore Baseball Coach 13 Language eo SESS Anne K. Campolattano Montclair State Eleanor Horn Department Head Wilson College, A.B. : College, A.B. Cornell University, A.M. Junior Classical League Junior Classical League Advisor William J. Ball Assistant Advisor Rutgers University, A.B.; A.M. Lionel H. Carrier Peter A. Ciliberto Helga Dieterich Rose Franco University of Maine, A.B. La Salle College, B.A. Hunter College, B.A. Montclair State American Field Service Advisor Future Teachers of America German Club Advisor College, B.A. Advisor Susan H. Grossman Maria A. Roca Shirley B. Vogel Wilson College, B.A. Havana University, Ph.D. Duke University, B.A. 14 Spanish Club Advisor Rutgers University, M.Ed. Business Marie Maurel David V. Bourque Department Head University of Maine, B.S. Rider College, B.C.S. Rutgers University, B.S.; M.S. Evelyn M. Kotch Joseph F. Maida Joseph R. Malt Grove City College, B.S. Fairleigh Dickinson University, Bloomsburg State BeSy, College, B.S. Milestone Business Manager Milestone Advertising Manager Elaine Morecraft Frances M. Rodgers Warren Sterling Rider College, B.Ed. College Misericordia, B.S. Bloomsburg State College, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. Senior Class Advisor 15 Science Edmond Lonsky Charles Fletcher Bishop Department Head Rutgers University, B.S. Rutgers University, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Richard W. Booher Merle A. Chorba Future Scientists Club Advisor Lock Haven State College, B.S. Beaver College, B.A. Science Projects Club Advisor Pennsylvania State University, Student Council Advisor M.Ed. Chess Club Advisor Arthur De Cross, Jr. Rita Goobic Central College, B.A. Wilkes College, B.S. Roger Meador Eric P. Nelson West Virginia University, B.S. Montclair State College, Track Coach B.A.; M.A. Stage Crew Advisor Audio Visual Aids Coordinator William E. Wolgamuth David Wong Millersville State College, B.S. Rutgers University, B.S. Tennis Coach A. Hamilton Otto William H. Schlough Lafayette College, B.S. Lafayette College, A.B. Rutgers University, M.Ed. Junior Class Advisor 16 Social Studies Patricia A. Bridges Fred Calabrese We ean: Trenton State College, B.A. St. Bonaventure University, B.A. Cheerleader Advisor Marcia T. Westpfahl George R. Blackman Department Head Plattsburgh State Teachers Skidmore College, A.B. College, B.S. Columbia University, M.A, Albany State Teachers College, B.S. Key Club Advisor Judith Henehan Valerie L. Hill Cornell University, B.A.; M.Ed. Douglass College, A.B. Rutgers University, M.Ed. Charles T. Carter Luther Gearhart Lincoln University, B.A. Bloomsburg State College, B.S. Mary C. McAloon Central Connecticut State Sidney S. Mace College, St. Joseph's College, B.S. Rutgers University, M.Ed. Villanova University, M.A. Human Relations Club Advisor John A. McCurdy Michael J. Nittoli Rutgers Universty, B.S.; LL.B. New York University, B.S.; M.A. Duke University, M.Ed. National Honor Society Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor Ly Richard Pajewski Amy Sarro Gilbert Young Central Connecticut State Montclair State College, B.A. Pennsylvania State University, College, B.S. B.S.; M.Ed. Columbia University, M.S. Showcase Committee Advisor Guidance William V. Sette Eugene L. Hubka Department Head Bucknell University, B.S. Columbia College, B.A. Temple University, M.Ed. Vera Monez Rutgers University, M.Ed. Trenton State College, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. John W. Simpson Shippensburg State College, B.S University of Wisconsin, M.S. Columbia University, M.A. Phyllis A. Rogers John J. Sierge Wheaton College, B.A. Columbia University, B.A. Rutgers University, M.Ed. 18 Home Industrial, And Fine Arts Robert P. Schultz Paul C. Couphos Emma C. deVersterre Department Head Columbia University, B.S. Douglass College, B.S. Millersville State College, B.S. Future Homemakers of America Advisor se ad rr Helen R. Durkin D. Lina Lukinov Marjorie McConnell Drexel Institute of Technology, Juniata College, B.S. Washington University, B.S. RG. Rutgers University, M.Ed. Columbia University, M.A. Future Homemakers of America Advisor Cataldo Miceli New York State University, B.S. John J. Pearson Julius Senyshyn Utilities Engineering Institute, Newark State College, B.S. B.S. Rutgers University, M.Ed. 19 Radio Club Advisor Abram E. Smith Department Head Rutgers University, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Football Coach Wilbur F. Brann Oberlin College, A.B. New York University, M.A. Basketball Coach Nicholas J. Chrisicos Ithaca College, B.S.; M.S. Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Physical Gerald F. Farkas Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Assistant Football Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach Dorothy D. Harris Delaware State University, B.S. Girls’ Intramural Basketball Coach Edward P. Horn Laverne J. Jenkins Bradley University, B.S. Virginia State College, B.S. Twirlers Advisor Modern Dance Group Advisor 20 James Richard Kern Springfield College, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Assistant Football Coach Student Council Advisor Education John M. Pepe Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Cross Country Coach Wrestling Coach Betty Lewendon New York University, B.S. Tennis Coach Lewis S. Wonsidler East Stroudsburg State College, B.S. Rutgers University, M.Ed. Assistant Swimming Coach Assistant Track Coach John E. Liddy Rutgers University, B.S.; M.Ed. Baseball Coach Doris Phelps Wright West Chester State College, B.S. University of Delaware, Elementary Certification Golf Coach PAM Music Louis Hooker Michael N. Sawezak Southeastern Louisiana College, Southeastern Louisiana B.M. College, B.M.E. Westminster Choir College, Band Director MM. Special Education Chorus Director Library Nicholas Badida Pennsylvania State University, B.A. Columbia University, M.A. Dorothy C. Jones James Gary Nichols Douglass College, A.B. Concord College, B.S.Ed. Rutgers University, M.L.S. Library Council Advisor Library Club Advisor Laboratory Assistant Axel Stohlberg 22 Cafeteria Staff First row, left to right: Mrs. A. Lacey, Mre. L. Marotto, Mrs. N. Mastroguiseppe, Mrs. M. Helmstetter, Mrs. C. Michels, Mrs. L. Weigmann. Second row: Mrs. C. Peek, Mrs. |. McFadden, Mrs. H. Cucchisi, Miss E. Mundy. Custodial Staff Left to right: Mr. M. Meyers, Mr. F. Geijda, Mr. H. Cassett, Mr. J. Butler. 23 Secretarial Staff Left to right: Miss M. Doherty, Mrs. F. Hess, Mrs. M. Wittemann, Mrs. M. Barton, Mrs. A. Parello, Mrs. M. Cass, Mrs. N. Burow, Mrs. L. Gardner. Medical Staff Mrs. D. Dolgins, our school nurse, comes Dr. Klapper, our school physician, examines the to the aid of student Jackie Browne. result of the Tine test given to seniors this year. 24 And who would like the next dance? So you think you can sing, do you? Mr. Boyer and Mr. McMullen discuss a math department problem. Faculty Candids Mr. Otto, besides advising his stu- dents, keeps up a growing corres- pondence. What do you mean, do | speak French? Mrs. Durow helps to keep the busy guidance office in order. 2D The Seniors can be compared to the outer- most circles in our scheme of development. After three years in school, they have exper- ienced the various aspects of growing socially, culturally, and intellectually. When the ripples leave the immediate area of their origin, no one really knows how far they will go. Jn the same way, when the Seniors graduate, there is no way of knowing how far or in what direction their lives will take them. Fred David Adams, Jr. Bo . . . Military service ahead. Varsity Track 3. Cecil Allen Being well liked by the stu- dents and the faculty will be remembered by ‘Pee Wee ... College and a career in the Marine Corps are planned. Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Foot- ball 2; Varsity Wrestling 3,4; J.V. Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2. Kenneth Lee Adams 8th period study in Junior year . . . 4th period lunch Senior year... Mrs. Lukinov's H.R. will be remembered ... ''Ken will become a fashion designer. Cleveland Albritten, Jr. College and then a business career await this Senior. Varsity Track 3,4. Michael Allen Amato 5th lunches . . . Flying on Sun- days . . . Weekend dates will be remembered by Mike... A lifetime career in the U.S. Air Force for this Senior. News Bureau 4. Betty Lou Adler Betty remembers 8th period Band Sophomore year .. . Junior college. Band 2,3,4; Travel Club 3. Lena A. Alexander That certain someone ... The rides to 287 ... Lee would like to be a beautician. Milestone 4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Homemaking Club 4. Dorothy Jean Anderson D.J. remembers those trips to Rutgers ... Blue Velvet . . . Those phone calls . . Nursing in the future. Student Council 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Student Store 2; Student Council Committee 2. Paul Albert Two consecutive years of 4th lunch will be remembered... Al plans to go to college or Naval Training School. Philip G. Anderson, Jr. Fondly remembers Mr. Pear- son's auto class... Shadow will attend Trenton State Col- lege to study Auto Mechanics or join the Navy. Ronald |. Anderson Ronnie remembers being the only Junior in his Physics class . . . A future Math teacher. Brenda Lee Austin | ... ‘I'm here to thank you’ . . . A future X-Ray medical technician. Drama Club 4; Future Scien- tists 4; Girls’ Athletic Associa- Rion 2,3,4; Nurse's Aid 2,3. Lee Martin Ansel Memories of Rutgers . . . Parties)... Gionda 90 = | Engineering college. P.H.S. Airtime 3; Safety Squad 3; Usher Squad 4; Swimming 2,4; Golf 3,4. Susan Spencer Apgar Sue remembers February 25, I 5 go UKEMI © 0 6 Seyler more Geography . . . High fashion modeling or business school in the future. Student Council 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Homemaking Club 3; Student Store 4. Joel Mark Babst The cakes in June won't be forgotten by Mark .. . Plans to go to college. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; American Field Service 4; Spanish Club 22. Celeste Antini Will always remember the fashion show in Junior and Sophomore years ... Plans to go into the medical field. Class Council 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Janis Elaine Arrindell Jan fondly remembers 4th lunch Sophomore year .. . Study hall Junior year... Career as an English teacher. Student Council 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council Committee 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Li- brary Council 4; News Bureau 3) Gregory Bruce Baechtle Bec fondly recalls 7th Biol- ogy in Sophomore year . . Christmas Assembly in Junior year... 6th lunch... Plans to study Chemistry in college. Usher Squad 4; Assembly Committee 2,3,4. Richard John Antolik Marie Rose Ann Bagienski Genski will never forget Senior year and that special someone . Plans a future as an airline stewardess. Robert Barbara Snow recalls 5th lunch in his Junior year . Future plans include the Navy. Peter Barnoski Plans to join the Coast Guard after graduation. 30 Helen Elizabeth Baglin Fondly recalls Glynda . . . Senior Play . Helen hopes to become an ambassador. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Plaintalk 4: News Bureau 4; Travel Club 3. Linda Alexis Baker Baker will never forget that special guy . . . 4th lunch . . . Occupational therapy ahead. Senior Play Committee 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4. James R. Barksdale Woody remembers hiding from that special girl at 3:00 . .. Draftsman, college student or a Marine. Wrestling 2,3; J.V. Track 2. Samuel Andrew Bailey Chico will never forget go- ing to Highland Park with the Dance Band . . . Work after graduation. Dance Band 2,3,4. Jane Ellen Balis Jane fondly remembers philo- sophizing in study hall . . . Plans to attend college and major in English or Psychology. Chorus 2; Drama Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3. Ellen Barnes El will always remember sum- mer of 1963... Career as a practical nurse. Milestone 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3; Future Nurses 4. : Phyllis Elaine Barkalow Early morning 45 rehearsals . .. Small mixed chorus trip to Buffalo won't be forgotten... College ahead for elementary education. Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2,3,4. Elizabeth Ann Barrett Summer of 1963 .. . Marching practices . . . Sophomore year will be remembered ... Liz hopes to become a teacher. Milestone 3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 4; Twir- ler 4. Halina Teresa Bednarek Will always remember 4th lunch in Junior and Senior years... A future secretary. Homemaking Club 3. George John Bengivenga Career undecided. ‘Key Club 2; Travel Club 2,3; hess. Club 2. Lahara Warren Barron Sophomore year 3rd_ period Gym will always be remem- bered . . . Air Force after high school. J.V. Football 3; Baseball 4; J.V. Baseball 2. Judy Baskerville Judi ... You know you're wrong... “Embarrassing you all. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3,4. Bonnie Jean Beishke The nights with Brendle . Edwin Carpenter Bartine Ed remembers lunch periods and Senior Math .. . Will study medicine in college. Band 2,3,4; Math 4; Cross Country 2,4; Swimming 2,3. Sarah Lynne Baumgartner The discussions in Special Eng- lish will be remembered .. . Sally will become an inter- preter for an international or- ganization. Student Council 3; Class Coun- cil 2; Senior Play Committee 3; Usher Squad 4; Future Scientists 3,4; Plaintalk 2,34; National Honor Society 3,4; American Field Service 3; Tra- vel Club 2; German Club 2,3; Assembly Committee 2,3,4. The weekend at C.V. ... Writing letters will be remem- bered ... Will become a sec- retary. Student Council 4; Student Council Committee 2; Class Council 3; Milestone 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3; American Field Service 4; Travel Club 2; Assembly Com- mittee 2,3,4. Roy Belin, Jr. Mr. Young's Social Living Class Junior year will be remem- bered . . . Roy will become a barber or beauty culturist. Chorus 3; J.V. Track 2. Sharon Beers Sheri will always remember A.J. and J.B... . Good times ... Plans to become a teacher. Homemaking Club 2,3. Linda R. Bengivenga Fond memories of Sophomore year with that certain some- one ... Work as a secretary lies ahead. onl Linda Jean Bennett Fondly remembers the Sopho- more year fashion show. . . '64 Senior Prom... A future secretary. Safety Squad 4. Cynthia Joan Biondi Cyndy remembers the Old Raritan . . . The chauffeur . . . College bound. Chorus 2; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; PHS Air Time 3; Safety Squad 4; Drama Club 4; Library Council 3; American Field Service 3,4. Linda Lou Bennett Lou remembers period 2 in Senior year with Miss Harris . .. Future as a housewife and nurse. Nancy Karen Bennett Nancy plans to become a nurse, Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Library Coun- Gilm2s James Douglas Berry Jim recalls homeroom with Mr. Chris ... Plans to become an architectural draftsman. Student Council Committee 4; Senior Play Committee 4; J.V. Wrestling 2. Diane Kristine Biringer Fondly remembers the Senior Prom in her Junior year... Sled ... The car with the red wheels . . . On to the Halls of Ivy. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; American Field Service 4; German Club 2. Linda Kay Berry Fond memories of accompany- ing Chorus in Sophomore year . . . College in the future to learn to explore music or b e an artist. Chorus Accompanist 2,4; Jun- ior Classical League 2; Plain- talk 3; Travel Club 2,3. Beverly Ann Blackburn Bev will always remember that certain someone .. . November 1I7, 1963 . : . Rides on Brendle . . . Twirling prac- tice . . . Business major in college. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; American Field Service 4; Twirler 3,4. Elizabeth Berliner That car... Halloween spooks . . . Driving lessons will be remembered by Lee .. . A career in art. Milestone 4; Chorus 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; News Bureau 3,4; Amer- ican Field Service 2,4; Entree 7.3. Karen Blick Remembers Fifth Avenue at Bradley . . . 'M-m-m | want to linger . . . Great Dane in the closet . . . College in the future. Class Council 2; Milestone 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 4; News Bureau 2,3; Entree 2,3,4. Norman Gene Blick 'Norm recalls Mr. Bishop's Sophomore Biology Class . . Mrs. Albert's Senior Speech Class .. . College and possibly � re-med school ahead. student Council Committee 4; Milestone 4; Senior Play Com- nittee 4; Radio Club 2; Base- sall Manager 3. Keith R. Bowden Nill never forget Fridays at . .. Trying to sneak into late . . . Keith might yo to college. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Bas- Sally Hale Bliss Jo will never forget Senior Week 63, 64... W.OJ.... Mint jelly . . . O.S.P. College bound. Class Council 3,4; Treasurer 4; Milestone 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Sen- ior Play Committee 4; Safety Squad 4; Drama Club 2,3,4. Gerald Boley Those long Friday night trips . . . Junior summer ... 5th lunch ... Stoney will pursue a career in business admini- stration. Charles Tyrone Boyd Fondly remembers 6th lunch . On the mats with Mr. Pepe... “The four of us ... Further edu- for three years . . cation in the future. Chorus 2,3,4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Wrestling 3,4; J.V. Wrestling 2,3; Varsity Track 4; JEVeslinack «2. Current events. . in U.S, History .. college bound and plans to study Law. Senior Play Committee 4; Radio Club 2. Tony Blum . Discussions MUG Te Joseph Philip Borgese, Jr. Joe will remember Delta Chi . Doing the Frug at frat parties . . . Toz's bug Joe plans to major in busi- ness administration at Ohio State. Student Council Committee 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Band 2,3,4; P.H.S. Air Time 3; Chess Club 2; Math Club 4; Spanish Club 3. Frances Boyton Fran plans to be a_hair- dresser. Alan Barry Blumstein Al'' remembers being man- ager of the J.V. Baseball team . . A future mathematician. Future Scientists 2,3,4; Nation- al Honor Society 3; Math Club 2,3,.4; J.V. Baseball 2. Nancy Louise Boyton Nancy will always rernember lunch periods . . . A future beautician. Leonard Brant Will always remember having 5th lunch for three years... Future plans include the Ma- Kenneth R. Bremmer, Jr. Ken fondly remembers play- ing the bass drum in the band ... Will become a lawyer or rines or college. college professor. J.V. Football 2; Varsity Basket- Student Council 2; Band 4; ball 4; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Junior Classical League 2,3; Track 2. News Bureau 4; Entree 4. Diane Augustine Brokaw Three years of 5th lunch... U.S. History class and H.R. 210 are among 'Di's mem- ories ... A career as a legal secretary. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 4. Cynthia Joyce Brown Cindy recalls her first day of Senior year . . . Secretarial work after business school. Milestone 4; Drama Club 2,4; Girls' Athletic Association 2,4. Jacquelyn Browne Jacki'' fondly remembers Bob ... Trips to N.P....A career in surgical nursing. Student Council Committee 2; Senior Play Committee 4; PHS Airtime 3; Drama Club 3,4; Plaintalk 3; American Field Service 4; Girls' Athletic Asso- Paul Dean Brown Will always remember band with Mr. Sawezak . . . The great Dane in the closet. . Summer trips to Georgia... College bound. Band 2,3,4; Band Council Presi- dent 4; Drum Major 4; Dance ciation 2,3; Assembly Com- Band 2,3. mittee 4. Dorthea Brown � Linda C. Brown Dottie will never forget sum- mer of 63... 5th lunch... A future nurse. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Future Teachers 4. Red Cross 2; Future Nurses 4. Walking through the halls in her Sophomore year trying to find her way .. . Brownie plans to study business in col- lege. Chorus 2,3; Homemaking Club 2; Girls’ Athletic Association 2. Stephen Browne Paul Louis Bryant Two years with Mr. Gearheart in the same homeroom : B plans on going to college. Varsity Football 3,4; J.V. Bas- ketball 2. Elame'’ remembers the Fall Mixer when the Shadows play- ed ...A future biochemist. Chorus 3,4; Radio Club 3. Joseph Burdulia, Jr. Senior Gym the summer. Future Scientists 2,3,4. . . . Working in Joan Marie Burton Senior year .. . Fond memories of Sophomore year .. . Plans a career in nursing. Student Council Committee 3; Chorus 2,3; Drama Club 4. Edmund Brylczyk Ed will never forget Biology in his Sophomore year : 8th period gym in Junior and Senior year Key Club Meetings . . . Business admin- istration. Key Club 4. Judith Ann Buckelew Judy fondly remembers foot- ball games . . . Summer of '63 and ‘64... A future nurse. Drama Club 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Future Nurses 4; Messenger 2,4; American Field Service 4; Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation 2. Roger W. Burke Fondly remembers the Fall Mixer in his Sophomore year . . . College bound. Baseball 4; J.V. Baseball 3. Charles William Nickolas Buck, Jr. Will always remember period Auto Shop .. . 3 years of football ... A future in pro football. Radio Club 2; Football J.V. Football 2; J.V. Wrestling 2, 3% Pamela Jean Buczek Senior Week 64 . . . Kurtis Point... Mint jelly . .. Labor A future Day weekend nurse. Drama Club 3,4; Homemaking Club 2. Carlton W. Burroughs Sophomore basketball champ- ionship team . . . H.R. 170 ... Carl hopes to be an author and a millionaire. Cross Country 3,4; Basketball Manager 3. Vincent Darryl Burgess Byrd ' fondly remembers Feb- ruary 29, 1964 . beckons. J.V. Football 2; Varsity Basket- ball 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2. College Carole Jean Busher The Beep . . . Twirling prac- tices . . . College bound. Student Council 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; American Field Service 4; Twirler 3,4. 35 Jean Carolyn Butler Driver Training with Mr. Horn and Junior Gym class are fond- est memories, Girls’ Athletic Association 2. Rodger J. Carey Biology class in Sophomore year... Junior Phys. Ed. will be remembered . . . Rodger is college bound. Spanish Club 4; J.V. Tennis 4. si@ James Thomas Cabbell II Boo . . . Walking the halls with someone special . . . Col- lege in the future. Football 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Track 2,3,4. Elvira Nancy Campestre Elsie will always remember Nov. 28, 1963 .. . Geography 5 6 we Seal LENaiel o 5 to WES, History 12. Drama Club 4. John D. Carone The Shadows . . . Shazam ... English at Opdykes will be remembered . . . College and then the lively arts for “Jack.” PHS Airtime 2,3,4; Moderator 2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Presi- dent 4; Drama Council 2,4; Key Club 4. Charles Caldwell 3 years of 5th period lunch . . . Second trip to class ad- visor . . . Charles plans to attend college. Wrestling 3; J.V. Wrestling 2. Delores Canada y 2 a. Paula Rachel Campas 6th lunch . . . Homeroom 351 with Bob . . . College on the horizon. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Entree 3. Dee remembers graduation night, 1964. . . Unforgettable times with DJ... . A future psychiatric therapist. Red Cross 4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 4. Bruce Donald Carpenter Bus rides to away meets . SWntivs) ¢ 4 6 Hep Eby The Village Cousin will become a physicist. Safety Squad 3; Math Club 2; Swimming 2,3,4. Jessica E. Carter Jess fondly remembers the swinging times she had in 5th lunch Sophomore year... A future secretary : Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3,4. James Castelli Patrick James Ciota Pat will always remember 5th lunch... 4th period History in Senior year... Plans to attend college. Jo Ann Marie Cembrola Halloween, 1962 . . . High times . . . Future as a child therapist. Drama Club 4. Martin Peter Christensen “Marty” fondly remembers Junior summer . . . Woody in Junior lunch . . . Senior week- ends ... College bound. Class Council 4; Milestone 3,4. Daniel C. Ciufo Danny recalls Junior summer . . . College bound. JV. Wrestling 2,3; Wrestling 4, Donald Cesare Memories of the Cross Coun- try bus rides and the locker room ... “CEEZ will attend college to prepare for a career in public relations. Student Council Committee 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Band 2; German Club 2; Cross Country 3; Varsity Basketball 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Track 4. Vera Marie Christenson H.R. 170 . . . 5th lunch three years will be remembered. . , College ahead. Student Council 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 3; Spanish Club 4. Joseph A. Ciufo Joe will always remember his Junior summer . . . Recalls waiting for acceptance to college. Boe, Peter Chase Pete has happy memories of Earth Science class in Senior year . . . Auto mechanics career, Cross Country 2, Hazel Roberta Clark Junior and Senior years... Sophomore Gym... Penny'' will attend business school. Future Teachers 2; Girls' Ath- letic Association 2. Leslie Steven Clark Susan Virginia Cleaver Sue fondly remembers W.O.J.... All those problems . . . Summer at the shore... Will study art in college. Class Council 2,3; Student Council Committee 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Future Teachers 4. Naomi Cobb Frank Eugene Coit Catherine fondly remembers Recalls 5th lunch Junior and |th grade study hall period Senior year... Likes jazz... 7... Would like to become a Blount’ plans to become a singer. beautician. Football 3; J.V. Football 2; Wrestling 3; J.V. Wrestling 2; J.V. Baseball 2. Jean Marie Comolli Jeanie or Robert Joseph Colucci Turk'' remembers Delta Chi ZOWENS 62 eeeree Ee ee oy Onna . . . College and a teaching Sewing with Mrs. Lukinov for career ahead. SVWENS 6 5. o IMithke os 4 Student Council 2; Junior beautician at Wilford School Classical League 2,3,4; Chess of Beauty Culture. Club 2,3,4; Assembly Com- Senior Play Committee 4; mittee 2; J.V. Football 2,3; Drama Club 4; Homemaking J.V. Baseball 2. Club 3. Margo Alana Coley Margo remembers 6th lunch Pamela Cole Pam will always remember Dec. 15, 1963 . . . Mint jelly Junior year . . . Algebra with Tew O Je nenbiuesVelvete Mr. Boyer . . . Waiting for ...A future nurse. June, then on to nursing. tudent Council Committee 2,3,4; Senior Play Committee 4: Drama Club 4. John Francis Comune Delta Chi... Senior week '64 — Joan Mary Comolli Twin fondly recalls Friday night rendezvous... 5th lunch . . « College in the future for Sophomore year... 6th lunch Jack and a career in law. Senior year . . . IBM school Student Council 2,3; Class ahead. Council 3,4; Class President Senior Play Committee 4; 3; PHS Aijrtime 4; Football Drama Club 4. 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Track 2.3.4. 38 Linda Crook Will always remember W.O.J. ... Mint Jelly ... Novem- ber 18, 1962 . . Senior Weeks 63 and '64 . . . Business school ahead. Student Council 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Messenger 2. Teresa Ann Cunniff Terry fondly recalls 1963 Senior Week . Unforget- table summers . . . Big C . .. 4th lunch for three years ... Plans to become a nurse. Student Council 3; Student Council Committee 4; Drama Club 2; Drama Council 2. Gregory D. Conkling 5th and 6th period lunches are remembered fondly along with 7th period History .. . ''Greg'' plans to attend college. JV. Wrestling 2. Roger B. Coven Will always remember The Shadows . . . Shazam! College ahead. Class Council 2,3; Class Trea- surer 2; Drama Club 2,3,4; Drama Council 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4. Dennis James Cuff Denny will never forget Physical Science class and 4th period . .. Junior year... Sophomore homeroom... attend college. in Junior year . Webb Scott Cooper Will always remember Monday nights... ‘‘Duh! .. . Shazam! . College is included in Scott's future plans. Student Council Committee 4; PHS Air Time 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Drama Council 3; News Bureau 3; Key Club 2,3,4; Var- sity Tennis 4; J.V. Tennis 2,3; Interclass Play 2. Cynthia Joyce Crane Cindy will never forget Fall Mixer '62 ... Senior Prom ‘64 East Brunswick football game ‘62 ... College ahead majoring in physical therapy or music. Band 2,3,4; Future Scientists 3,4: American Field Service 4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Band Coun- cil) 25314, Malcolm Thomas Cuff Tommy remembers 5th lunch . . Sophomore Senior Auto fcRe D0 Shop .. . Plans to attend college. John Cross Fondly recalls swimming prac- tice .. . College in the future. Senior Play Committee 4; Swimming 2. Charles Paul Curran College beckons to Charlie. Student Council 3; Key Club 3; JV. Wrestling 2. 39 William John Cwieka Bill’ will attend college. | Baseball 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2. Barbara Darmstadt Selling paintings will be fondly remembered A future psychologist. Milestone 2; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 3,4. Walter James Cyburt Walt fondly recalls three years of 5th lunch... A busi- ness major in college. Sharolyn Marie Dance Recalls 5th lunch . . . Senior Gym ... Teaching is included in Sherry's'’ future plans. Future Teachers 2; Girls’ Ath- letic Association 2,3,4; Twirler 3,4. Jacquelyn Elaine Delores Davis Jacqui fondly remembers Mr. Pajewski's 8th period class Senior year... A future key punch operator or file clerk. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Future Teach- ers 4; Future Nurses 4. Cyril Neilson Dadd Memories of Delta Chi Speck's party . . . Chemistry ... After college ''Neil'' hopes to work for the government. Student Council 3; Class Coun- cil 4; Vice-President 4; Senior Play Committee 4; P.H.S. Air Time 3; Drama Club 4; Wres- tling 2,3,4. Louis Danyus Pie wishes to be a member of a famous Rock 'n’ Roll band. Kathryn Elizabeth Davis Kas fondly remembers first day wandering around dark halls . . . Induction into Honor Society .. . College and then nursing. Drama Club 4; National Honor Society 4; German Club 2. Joan Lee Dance J.D. remembers 2nd period Gym class Plans to do medical work. Chorus 3; Drama Club 3,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,4; Twirler 4. Melvin Davis M.D. will never forget home- room with Mrs. Camp . . - December IIth . . . Will go into business for himself as a barber. | Chorus 2. Pennie Dawson John Frank Del Monte Will never forget 5th study . . . Always thinking of that certain girl . . . Will continue his education. Varsity Baseball 2,3,4. Bruce Debald Bruce will attend college and go into the field of mechanical engineering. Student Council 2,3; Future Scientists 4. Carl Michael Della Peruti Looking forward to a career in music. Band 2,34; J.V. Football 2,3; Football 4; J.V. Baseball 2. Jean Marie Del Vecchio Will always remember the lobster in 5th lunch Sophomore year . . . Nursing school and then the Navy. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Travel Club 3; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3; Projection Squad 2. Vesta Gayle Deese Fondly remembers K.D. initia- tion... Toast and 7-up at the Tea Room... Meeting T.P.E. in Senior year . . . College ahead. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Homemaking Club 4. Michael Dellipoali Dell will never forget H.R. 151... Sophomore and Junior years . . . Hopes to join the Navy. Steven Del Vecchio Steve remembers waiting for 8th period lunch . . . His am- bition is to go to college. Thomas Charles Delaney Tom remembers H.R. I51... 8th period Junior year... 5th lunch Senior year . . . College in the future. Kathryn Ann Demarest Recalls early morning meet- We 2 4-5 Wie) te oh 2 Witter gettable summers . . . “Kay” will enter the field of elemen- tary education. Student Council 4; Student Council Committee Chairman 4; Class Council 3; Milestone 3,4; Senior Editor 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4. Nicholas Donald DiPaolo | Ceasar will always remem- ber H.R. 151 . Will join the Navy. William E. Edmondson Being chosen for Usher Squad will never be forgotten Bill will major in Science. Chorus 2,3,4; Usher Squad 4. | 42 Jeffrey Dengrove Heff remembers M.H... . English I]... At the football field 2). Lunch One. Wall study law and _ politics in college. Class Council 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Band 2; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Varsity Football 3,4; Manager J.V. Football 2; Swimming 2.3.4; Golf 2; Varsity Track Manager 3; Entree 4. Blair Dietrich H.R. 151... 4th lunch Soph omore year and 5th _ lunct. Senior year will be remem- bered . . . College ahead. Library Council 2,3. Barbara Ann Dunn H.R. 151... The summer of '62 at Blairstown will be re- membered A career business for Barb. Senior Play Committee 4. Cheryl Dickens Sheri will never forget H.R. 161 . . . Mornings in room 263 . . . Hopes to attend business college. Milestone 4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 4; Ger- man Club 2. John J. D'lmperio, Jr. Johnnie Dee will remember FR Slee enlonmhrom ... '55 Chevy ... Four years of Biology ... Plans a career in banking. Alicia Jean Dziadek Lee remembers orange juice and oatmeal cookies . . . Vince Work at Sav-on-Drugs . . . Nursing is her goal. Roberta Druse Bobbi recalls Peter's parti ... Glynda ... Nights in 1 Entree office . . . A futu sociologist. Milestone 3; Senior Play Cor mittee 4; P.H.S. Airtime Drama Club 2,3,4; Plainta 2,3,4; News Bureau Editor - American Field Service 2,3, Assembly Committee 4; Entre DAG Theodore Edwards Victoria Maria Faggan Vicki'' hopes to be a nurse ... Chile... Three years in the 8th period English class and 2nd period Gym in her Junior year are a few of her memories. Jane Ann Fisher Will always remember A.F.S. . Football games . . . Col- lege and a career in languages ahead. Student Council 4; Student Council Committee 4; Class Council 3; National Honor Society 3,4; American Field Service 3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; Cap- tain 4. Eileen Mary Ehret Iggy . . . The Old Raritan . . . Junior year and summer . The chauffeur’... 6th lunch. Chorus 2; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. James Robert Ellis James El. ' will never forget English class . . . Those good times . . . College as a Soci- ology major. Basketball 3; J.V. Basketball 2. Susan Fields Mickie fondly remembers 2nd period Gym Senior year . Sophomore French class Modeling or secretarial school is ahead. Future Teachers 2. Jean B. Elder Fond memories of the Fall Mixer and the Thanksgiving bonfire '62 . . . Football games . H.R. 151 Sophomore and Junior years . . . Plans to attend college. Chorus 3,4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Homemaking Club 2; American Field Service 4. S Nathaniel Everett Julia del C. Fischer Will remember her arrival from Chile and three years in the U.S.A. . . . Julia will be a linguist or secretary. Chorus 3,4; Plaintalk 3,4; Span- ish Club 3,4. Norman Bruce Feinberg 4th and 5th lunch .. . Plans to attend technical school. Chorus 2,3. Susan Alice Fisher Sue will remember “Imitation Beatles’ and The Cavern. Student Council 4; Student Council Committee 2; Chorus 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Library Council 2; Junior Clas- sical League '2; Plaintalk 2; German Club 2,3; Twirler 2,3,4. 43 Marlene Fishman Enthusiastic English teachers ... The order... The parties in 1964 . . . College in the future. Drama Club 3,4; Library Coun- cil 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Fu- ture Nurses 3. Ella May Fowler Remembers having to see Mr. Sterling for a week because of a mistake . . . Will attend New Brunswick Secretarial and Accounting School. Drama Club 2. Ronald J. Fojtlin Ron plans to attend college and major in electrical engi- neering. Claire Fosbre Lois Ann Frankel Lo's'' fondest memories in- clude pickles at 4 AM... . Football outfit ... Rosalie ... H.R. 151 and Mrs. Camp. Student Council 2,3; Student Council Committee 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Entree 4. John William Ford John remembers his Senior year . .. A future machinist. Football 3; J.V. Football 2. Rosleen Foster Roz'' remembers 3 ''F's Sophomore English class . . Future teacher. Junior Classical League Girls’ Athletic Association 2. Emory Friday Friday hopes to go _ into automotive styling. | Pamela Ann Forster ''Pam'' remembers losing voice for five months . .. The Cavern . . . Summer of '64 . . . Those chorus rehearsals. Plans to attend college and then become airline stewardess. Chorus 2; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 4. Thomas J. Fuller | Woody remembers 6th lunch ...H.R. 240... Mr. Sterling's office . . . Plans to see the world in the Navy. : “ae gy - i. Beverly K. Galloway John Garrett The fun in H.R. 80 will be re- Ronnie wants to go on to membered, College. Stage Electricians 3,4; Projec- tion Squad 3,4; Chess Club 2,3. Linda Louise Fusco Biology class in Senior year so o Wolhy (1) TREY 6 55 Se and Senior lunch . . . Car trouble after school will be remembered ... After grad- uation Linda will become a teacher. Student Council 2; Milestone 4; Chorus 2; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 4. Franklin Gates Joseph Gavas, Jr. Moe plans to enter the Navy or the Marines. Jann C. Geiss Will not forget that long Brenda Carolyn Gentles trudge to the band and chorus Verde will remember 8th rooms four times a day. Milestone 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Usher Squad 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,4; All-State Band 2,3. period study in I Ith grade... Those History teachers . . . 6th lunch . . . Plans to study art. Spanish Club 2,3,4. C. William George C plans to become a poli- tical journalist or a politician. Senior Play Committee 4; Entree 4. Grace Ghanaim Recalls being on the honor roll . . . Making draperies for Dr. Francis’ offce ... Gracie hopes to be a dressmaker. Dimitrius Giorgiantonio The Chariot races . . . The gladiators . . . The Mediter- ranean shores Dimitrius plans to attend college in the near future. National Honor Society 3; Math Club 2. Susan Goldman Rose will never forget in- formal play rehearsals ; Quadrennial . Shvetheart™ . . « Cape Cod, Student Council Committee 3,4; Class Council 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 2,3; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Drama Council 2,3,4. 46 John M. Gibriano, Jr. Fondly remembers hayrides... Weekend caravans... College and possibly law school for Gib. J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Base- ball 2,3; Baseball 4. Charlene Ann Giejda Char has fond memories of Sophomore year .. . Library Ist period .. . Junior summer . A future beautician. Senior Ptay Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Student Store 2; American Field Service 3,4; Spanish Club 2. Richard D. Gleason Dick will remember lunches . Football . . . Class elec- tions . . . Business or teaching after college. Student Council 2; Student Council Committee 4; Class Council 2,3; Class President Brenda Joyce Gibson 'Bren'' remembers high-spirited early morning walks . . . S.W. Ot ue aren Mintiselly Technical school after grad- uation. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4. Beverly Jean Gilbert Memories for Booka include Sophomore lunch . . . Junior Gym .. . Senior homeroom . Fashion designing is her goal. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3; Homemaking Club 4. David Vincent Glide 2; Senior Play Committee 4; PHS Air Time 3,4; Safety Squad 4; Usher Squad 4; Stu- dent Store 4; Key Club 3,4; JV. Football 2,3; Football 4; J.V. Basketball 2,3. § Will remember all the girls . Graduation . . . Sopho- more English class ... A fu- ture in Marine Biology for Hob. JV. Wrestling 3. My, ¥ Deagee il Peter W. Glasser Homeroom with Mr. Chris and the good times in lunch period will never be forgotten Remembers that certain girl in Sophomore year . . . Wishes to be a professional photog- rapher. J.V. Football 2: Track 2,3,4, Randy Marion Goldstein Rand remembers ''Tiger Pickles at 4 A.M... . Football games in Senior year . A future in elementary education and art. Student Council 3; Class Coun- cil 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; German Club 2; Entree 2,3,4. Ernest Lee Green Will never forget his many happy days in Mr. Sterling's office . . . College or voca- tional school in the future. Cross Country 4. Jacqueline Greene Red fondly récalls 5th lunch Sophomore year and 6th lunch Junior year... Plans to be a secretary. James Good Goody is looking forward to the time when he can sleep 12 hours a day with no worries. Safety Squad 4; Drama Club 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Track 4. Nancy Ellen Gowdy Nancy will never forget the shore . . . Those endless rides . .. A future nurse. Senior Play Committee 4; Safety Squad 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; American Field Service 4; Future Nurses 4. Larry Green Linda Rae Gorman July 11, 1962... S.W. 1964 and mint jelly . .. Blue Vel- vet will always be remem- bered . . . College in the future for this Senior. Student Council Committee 2,3,4; Class Council 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2,4; Future Teachers 4. Louise Mary Grant Will never forget meeting that certain someone for 6th lunch Junior year... Headed for a nursing career. Senior Play Committee 4. Clara Louise Greene 5th lunch Sophomore year is fondly recalled . . . Junior and Sophomore Gym... Wishes to attend IBM school. Kenneth Gilbert Green A future plumber. Daine Arthur Grey Will never forget that special someone ... Plans to attend college and major in History. Chorus 2,3,4; Radio Club 2; JV. Football 2; Track 3,4; JVerliracke2. 47 Kathryn Ann Griese Sophomore year with Bob will never be forgotten... Kathy would like to become a nurse. Class Council 2,3; Senior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4. Jay Evan Hadley Airport fondly remembers singing in the Spring Choral Concerts .. . Wants to be a professional singer. Chorus 2,3,4. Mary Elizabeth Griffiths Recalls cheering at the football games .. . Hopes to become an elementary education teacher. Student Council Committee 4; Chorus 2; Senior Play Commit- tee 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Junior Classical League 2,3; American Field Service 3,4. Dorothea Ann Gruber Recalls 5th lunch Junior year of 4g Tbs, SO 5 6 o Me wall be a secretary after grad- uation. Elizabeth Joyce Hageman Betsy'' fondly remembers trips to New York City ... Letter writing . .. Camp-of-the-woods . . . Career in music education. Student Council 4; Student Council Committee 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; P.H.S. Airtime 3; Usher Squad 4- Plaintalk 3,4; National Honor Society 4; American Field Service 4; Travel Club 3; Orchestra Ensemble 2,3,4. ( a Linda Sue Gross Alan Grossman H.R. 80 with Mr. Chris... Weekend trips around the state will be remembered... Sue plans to go to colloge. Student Council Committee 2,4; Class Council 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; American Field Serv- ice 2,3. James B. Guttridge Remembers Delta Chi Senior Week in Junior year Plans to study business administration in college. Football 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 4; J.V. Track 2,3. William Allen Hall Three years of 5th lunch... Saturday games will be re- membered by Bill . . . Col- lege bound. Chorus 2; Library Council 3; JV. Football 2,3; J.V. Base- ball 2. Martha Halliday Martie will never forget the library annex... May 31... H.R. 80 . . . IBM school lies ahead. Claudian Hammond Shorty ... The Junior Dance . . . 6th lunch Junior year will be remembered . . .Plans to be an elementary school teacher. Student Council 3,4; Chorus 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Fu- ture Teachers 4. Paul Hare Remembers his Physics Lab . .. Senior year. Senior Play Committee 4. Barbara Hannah Barb will never forget 4th lunch in Junior year... Sum- mer of '64 helping a very nice social worker . . . College ahead. Chorus 2,3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Future Teachers 2,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Jacqueline Hardy Jackie fondly remembers Senior Gym Plans to further her education in the field of nursing. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2; Student Store 2; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,4. Thomas Walter Harrity Tom plans to become a biologist. Safety Squad 2; Drama Club 2,3,4; Junior Classical League 2,3,4. Donna Lynn Hantke 7th period History . . . Walk- ing the halls . . . AJ. and Senior year are remembered . . . Hoping to enter the field of nursing. Senior Play Committee 4. John W. Hardy Remembers lunch periods that were too short and classes that were too long ... A future lawyer. J.V. Basketball 2. Gayle Hart Shorty’ remembers 5th lunch in Sophomore year . . . Chem- istry with Mrs. Goobic . . . June 6, 1964... Future plans include college. Senior Play Committee 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3,4; Fu- ture Nurses 4. Gail C. Hantke Gail remembers 5th lunch... History class 7th period .. . Walking the halls . . . Future physical education teacher. Senior Play Committee 4. Edmund M. Hartmann, Jr. Remembers 1962 and 1964 football season . . . College bound. Milestone 4; Football Manager 2,3,4; Baseball Manager 2,3,4. Priscilla Jane Hazell Pris’ fondly remembers 2 years in 21 ... 3 years in 5th lunch . . . Teaching is in the future. Student Council 2,3; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4. Josephine Alice Henry Jo plans a career as a com- mercial artist. 50 Marilyn Rose Hayden Merk fondly remembers the Junior Talent Program with Artistic Three ... A future as a nurse. Chorus 2,3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 4. John Hayles Mary Ellen Heinzer Remembers Mrs. Henehan's History class Junior year... A future teacher. Senior Play Committee 4; Fu- ture Teachers 4. William Hayes Billy will always remember Senior Week at Seaside ... Bill's future includes college. Golf 3,4. Linda B. Hayles H.R. 21... The Chauffeur . . . Days at the shore and North Plainfield are among Duck's'' memories. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Homemaking Club 2; American Field Serv- ice 4; Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 2,3; Future Nurses 4. Cynthia Ann Henry Cyn will always remember Senior Gym . . . Sophomore lunch = 2 Four of us) 2. = College and teaching in the future. Chorus 2,4; Band 2; Drama Club 3. a) Joanne Heard Remembers 5th lunch Senior year . . . Summer of ‘64 . . . November 9, 1964... . Business college ahead. Milestone 4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Library Council 4; Girls’ Ath- letic Association 2,3,4. Thomas Henry Donald John Hickey College or the Navy. Class Council 2,4; Milestone 1 2; Chorus 2. George A. Hobbs “G.A. remembers Mr. Nel- son's class . . . Cross Coun- try bus rides. Cross Country 3,4; J.V. Basket- ball 2; Track 3,4. Beverly A. Henson Hen will always remember 5th lunch . . . Plans to attend Harlem Nursing School. Class Council 2; Milestone 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Band Da Linda Herner Meeting that certain person in Sophomore year... H.R. 21 Meeting the girls at Logan's will always be remem- bered . . . Secretarial school after high school. Janice Ann Himmler Jan fondly remembers 6th lunch Junior year .. . College in the future. Student Council Committee 3; Milestone 3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Travel Club 2. Margaret Louise Henstock “Me and My A future as a “Margie” . Shadows lab technician. Senior Play Committee 4; PHS Airtime 4; Drama Club 3,4. Israel J. Herzog Ricky will never forget close elections . . . . . Cornell Law Schoo! and politics ahead. Student Council Committee 2, 4; Class Council 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Senior Play 4; P.H.S. Airtime 4; Usher Squad 4: Drama Club 2,3,4; Drama Council 2,3; Future Scientists 3; Junior Classical League 2; American Field Service 4; Car- dinal 4; Boys’ State Repre- sentative 3. Holly Elizabeth Hinman Remembers parties after foot- ball games . . . Ako's surprise party . . . Learning how to drive a shift . . . Nursing or music career. Student Council Committee 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Usher Squad 4; American Field Service 2,3,4; Travel Club 3; Future Nurses 4 . Jacob and Ricky Nancy Jane Hill Has fond memories of Mr. Bishop's Biology class 8th period Driver Training ... 4th lunch Senior year Plans a career in nursing. Student Council 2; Chorus 2; Usher Squad 4; German Club 23 Carol Ann Hoblitzell Memories include making hats for the Senior Play . . . 6th lunch Junior year . . . Junior summer ... On to the Halls of Ivy. Student Council 2,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4; American Field Serv- ice 4. 51 Carolyn Elizabeth Hobson Butch will never forget Soph- omore year January |, 1964 . . . Special someone in Sophomore year ... A future teacher, Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2; Future Teach- ers 4; Girls’ Athletic Associa- tion 2, Karen Ann Huff , Summer and Senior Week '63 . . � Central Park . . . Karen plans a career in the theatre. Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; P.H.S. Airtime 3,4; Travel Club 3; Senior Play 4; All-State Chorus 3. Karen Hoffman Remembers a certain Senior boy in her Junior year . College or nursing school ahead. Senior Play Committee 4; Safety Squad 4; Homemaking Club 2,3,4; Student Store 3; Travel Club 2; Nurse's Assis- Howard Paul Holinger A future teacher. Stage Electricians 2,3,4; Pro- jection Squad 2,3,4. tant 3; Messenger 4. Anne Leigh Howarth Anne remembers Drivers’ Train- ing ... Trying to make hats for the Senior Play . . . Foot- ball games... A future speech therapist. Student Council Committee 4; Chorus 3,4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 2; Junior Classical League 2; American Field Service 4. Priscilla Ann Hurdle Football games . . . Mornings in front of the library Seeing that certain fellow... Deborah Lyn Hueston Remembers going to wrong classes on first day of school ... Plans to be a psychologist. Senior Play Committee 4; Stu- dent Store 3. Sylvia Hurling Business school to become an accountant. Senior Play Committee 4; Girls' Athletic Association 4. Recalls her Gym class in Jun- ior year... Susie” would like to be a beautician and hair stylist. Irving Howard Junie won't forget walking the halls in the morning . Plans to attend college. Basketball 3,4; Track 2,4. Elaine Michele lanniello Recalls Senior Prom '63 ... 5th lunch Sophomore and Jun- ior years . . . The 'Tower with B and D... Plans to teach Home Economics. Chorus 2,3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Homemaking Club 3,4. Joseph P. lanniello, Jr. This Senior will become a ma- chinist. Robert Clarence Jacobs Bob will fondly remember waiting at room 180 for a cer- tain person Navy after graduation. Chorus 2,3,4. John William Ibsen Remembers waiting for Friday ... John will enter the field of automotive engineering. J.V. Football 2,3. Russ Philip Impagliatelli Imp will never forget Senior and Junior H.R. ...A future professional baseball player. Varsity Baseball 2,3,4. Bonnie Brooks Jackson Remembers October 11, 1963 Sophomore and Junior lunch . . . “The Tower with E and A business college. Senior Play Committee 4. . Will attend a Marilynn Jaeger Lynn remembers weekends and summers 6th Gym never to be forgotten Future airline hostess. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Library Council Z3e Elliott Jackson Those crowded halls and the first week of football practice are to be remembered by EI- liott . . . College in the near future. Varsity Football 4; J.V. Foot- ball 2,3. Norma Barbara Janin Tide'' will never forget the meeting with that certain someone (S.C.) in Junior year ...A future secretary. George Ingram Recalls lunch Junior year... Plans to attend business school. Patricia Ann Janos Pat is undecided about the future. Barbara Mary Jassa Scottie Jenkins Recalls Senior Week Sopho- more year ... 3 o'clock walk 56 LOSE oo, lotelaine) sere ward to governmental work as an interpreter. Student Council Committee 4; Class Council 2; Senior Play Committee 3,4; Drama Club 2,4; Future Teachers 4; Spanish Club 3,4. Carol Ann Johnson Linda Louise Johnson Remembers the elephant at the Fall Mixer . . . The buses to away football games .. . The ENTREE office .. . 'Car- rot'' plans to be a dental hygenist. Drama Club 3,4; News Bureau 2,3,4; American Field Service 4; Color Guard 3,4; Entree Editorial Staff 4. Jacqueline Marjorie Jones Jonesy fondly recalls 6th lunch Sophomore year Sandra Louise Johnson Gym 2nd period Senior year Recalls the Senior year... ... 6th study Junior year... November 9, 1964... Ninth Nursing is planned for the period class . . . College and future. nursing in the future. Girls’ Athletic Association 2,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 3,4. Senior Play Committee 4. Rodger Lewis Johnson Will always remember 5th lunch in Sophomore year... College or the Armed Forces in the future for “'Corkey. Varsity Wrestling 4; J.V. Wres- tling 2,3. Michael Johnson Will always remember electric shop ... Plans to enter trade school. Sharon Marie Jones Shay recalls 4th period na- ture walks with the Adelphi 's . . . Nursing in the future. Girls’ Athletic Association 3; Senior Play Committee 4. Karen Leanora Jones Fondly remembers 5th lunch Senior year . . . 2nd period Junior year . . . That special someone ... A future nurse. Chorus 2,3; Safety Squad 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,4. | Deborah Katz Memories include 30 minutes before mailing . . . 8th period study ... Debbie is a future journalist. Class Council 2; News Bureau Editor 3; Travel Club 2; Ger- man Club 3; Entree Editor 4. Francis William Kelly H.R. 260 . . . Summer of Jun- ior year will be remembered Frank will become a pharmacist. Class Council 2,3; Milestone 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Plaintalk 2. Stephen Jones Steve'’ remembers the Shads . . . Night shows with the crew Shazam . . . Industrial engineering after college. American Field Service 2,3,4; Stage Electricians 2,3,4; Mile- stone 3; Sports Editor 4; Band 2; Projection Squad 2,3,4; Var- sity Football Manager 4; Var- sity Wrestling Manager 2,3. Robin R. Kartagener Dip Sign .. . Long play rehear- Salome een Rlecka eau Manvyss will long be remembered .. . College and a career in the arts. Student Council Committee 3; Class Council 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2.3.4: Drama Council 3,4: American Field Service 2,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Entree 2,3. Sharon Anne Keena Shar’ remembers watching for sailors . . . College and teach- ing in the future. Senior Play Committee 4; PHS Airtime 4; Drama Club 2,3,4: News Bureau 4; American Field Service 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4. Vivian Florence Kahn Viv'' will always remember waiting for the mailman. . . Big C ... College in future. Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Committee 2,3,4; Chairman 4; Milestone 2,3,4: Senior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4; Junior Classi- cal League 2,3; National Hon- or Society 4; American Field Service 2. Alan Katz Mrs. Albert's speech class . . 7th period in the library .. . Engineering or a career as a naval officer are in the future. Band 2; Safety Squad 4; Usher Squad 4; German Club 2; Var- sity Football 3,4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Track 3,4; J.V. Track 72. Beauford Kelly Remembers 3 years of 6th lunch . . . Future plans include the Marines. Band 2: J.V. Football 3. Michael Martin Katz The Cross-Country bus rides home will be remembered... College is ahead for ‘'Mike. Cross-Country 3,4; Milestone 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Future Scientists 4. Thomas J. Kennedy Senior Class Play . . . Senior Week '64 will be remembered College and the Peace Corps. Student Council Committee 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 3; Amer- ican Field Service 4. DD Muriel Kerslake Watching for Sailors . . . The times the sky fell... A career as a journalist after college. Student Council Committee 2,3,.4; Class Council 4; Senior Play Committee 3; Usher Squad 4; Junior Classical League 2; Plaintalk 2,3,4; Pub- licity Editor 3; Business Editor 4: News Bureau 2,3; American Field Service 2; Entree 2.3. Ju Se Carol Klick Carolyn Ann King First study Junior year and 4th lunch Sophomore year will be remembered .. . 'Cachie's ambition is to become a Sci- ence teacher. Susan Veronica Kirchofer Susie'' will never forget lunches in the park in Sopho- more year... Will attend a junior college. Chorus 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Class Council Committee 4. Julia T. Klaas lie's fondest memory is 6th lunch . . . College bound. nior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 2; Library Council 4; Junior Clas- sical League 2,3; Plaintalk 3,4; American Field Service 4. Fredric Kling Ricky will always remember Senior H.R. 260 . . . Summer of his Junior year . . . The Halls of Ivy beckon. Plaintalk 2. Senior Play Timothy Norpell Kleiner T.K. will never forget those bus rides home from the big meets . . . Headed for college and a career as an engineer. Band 2,3,4; Future Scientists 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Track 3,4; J.V. Track 2; Indoor Track 3,4. Stephen D. Knowlton Recalls Central All-State Band Future plans include college. Band 2,4; Safety Squad 4; Junior Classical League 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 4; Math Club 4; German Club 3; J.V. Swim- ming 2, Girls' Athletic Association 2,3. Paul Jonathan Kochie Will remember bus rides from Warinanco Park... Physics lab . . . German class in Senior year... Will study medicine in college. Future Scientists 4; Cross Country 2,4; J.V. Wrestling 2,3; Wrestling 4. - pe Stephanie A. Kondos Will never forget lunch periods in the library . . . French lab . . . College in the future. Chorus 2,3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4. | Lawrence N. Lacey, Jr. The golf course and football games are among Nick's memories . . . College ahead. Class Council 4; Senior Play Committee 4; PHS Airtime 3; Golf 2,3,4. Susan Anne Korab Sue'' remembers the Fall Mix- ef on O20.) Mint jelly WOU ER. Career as an elementary school teacher. Student Council Committee 2,3; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2,4; Future Teach- ers 4. Thomas M. Krug Remembers 1964 Senior Week . . . Junior year . . . Week- ends . . . College ahead. Varsity Football 4; J.V. Foot- ball 2,3; J.V. Track 2. Lynn Lagerstrom H.R. 220 . . . Lunch period of Senior year . . . Driver Train- ing ... A career in account- ing ahead. Senior Play Committee 4; Travel Club 3. Michael L. Korman Plans to become an electrical engineer. Kenneth L. Krystopik 6th lunch . 4th and 5th Auto Shop will be remem- bered. Theodore D. Lampe Ted remembers 3:00 and early morning chorus rehear- sals .. . A future pharmacist. Student Council 2; Chorus 4. Barbara Willow Krienke Fondly recalls her Sophomore year . . . College ahead. Student Council 3; Student Council Committee 3; Class Secretary 2; Chorus 2,4; Usher Squed 4; Plaintalk 2,3; Copy Editor 2. Barbara Elouise LaNier Pee Wee' remembers 7th study in cafe . . . History in Sophomore year . . . College ahead and a career as a social worker. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Homemaking Club 2; Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2,3. Phyllis Ellen Leavitt Poem on a book cover Turning corners .. . A future writer. Class Council 2,3,4; Milestone 2,3; Senior Play Committee 4; PHS Airtime 2,3; Junior Clas- sical League 3,4; Plaintalk 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Entree 2,3,4. Patricia Frances Ann Lenhard Recalls the Spring Fashion Show in her Junior year... Plans to become a hairdresser. Chorus 2; Senior Play Commit- tee 4; Homemaking Club 3,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2. 58 Roger LaPatta Remembers library . . . Junior year and summer .. . February 7, 1984 . . . Technical school after graduation. J.V. Wrestling 2. Robert Anthony LaRossa Bob remembers Great Dane in the closet . . . Band prac- tice . . . Saturday football games . . . College ahead. Milestone 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Band 2,3,4; Usher Squad 4; Band Council 3; All-State Band 4. Howard Larry Leiter Ace will fondly remember graduation . . . Hopes to be- com a famous writer. News Bureau 3. William T. Larew, Jr. Bill'’ remembers November 8, 1964 ... Interclass Plays... A pre-med student in college. Band 2; Safety Squad 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; J.V. Foot- ball 2,3; Football 4. Marianne Larsen Will always remember Junior and Senior lunches .. . H.R. 220 . . . Summer of Junior year . .. Crazy times at the shore . . . A future Nurse. Girls’ Athletic Association 2. Richard Thomas Lellig Electric Shop... H.R. 220 will be remembered to join the Army. J.V. Wrestling 2. . Hopes Ellen Leibowitz Recalls last day of Exam Week in Junior year .. . 3rd period Gym ... College bound. Drama Club 4. Bruce E. Levine Fondly recalls scooter trips... College ahead. Student Council Committee 4; Milestone 4; Swimming Team 2,3,4; J.V. Tennis 3; Tennis 4; Entree 2. Joanne Deborah Lippman Jody will never forget the scenic ride from the ‘Twin Kiss . . . College ahead. Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Committee 2,3,4; Class Council 4; Class Presi- dent 4; Milestone 2; Usher Squad 4; Junior Classical League 2,34; Plaintalk 2,3; Entree 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; American Field Service 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4. Dollie Virginia Lowe Senior Talent Assembly in Junior year will be remem- bered ... Future as a teacher. Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Band 2; Drama Club 4; Homemaking Club 2. Linda Kay Lewis Lewie'' to this Senior! Remembers meetings in room 9... 6th lunch Senior year and Junior summer ...A language major in college. Milestone 3,4; Faculty Editor 4; Library Council 2; National Honor Society 3,4; American Field Service 4; Spanish Club 4, Barbara Elizabeth Liddy Barb' ’ remembers the Old Raritan . . . The shore : The Chauffeur . . . College on the horizon. Chorus 2,3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Usher Squad 4; American Field Service 2,4; Spanish Club 2; Future Nurses 4, Stephanie Longo Steph recalls marching in football games in Junior and Senior year... A future social worker. Student Council 4; Future Teachers 3; Junior Classical League 2; American Field Service 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Color Guard 3,4. Michael C. Lewis Mike remembers 5th lunch in Sophomore year... Future is undecided. Chorus 2,3,4. Guy P. Lilly Remembers a “sweet girl”... Will enter college or the service, Chorus 2,3,4; J.V. Wrestling 2. Margaret Mary Loughlin Fourth lunch in Senior year . «+ 49 Plymouth . . . Football games will be remembered by “Marge” .. . Future teacher. Chorus 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Junior Classical League 4: Girls’ Athletic Association 2. Gershon Y. Locker “Gersh will never forget chlmydamonas with his lunch Junior year. Future Scientists 4; Plaintalk 2; Business Manager 3; Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 2,3,4. Alfred Lowenheim Al will always remember swallowing Pb(NO,)� in Chem- istry . . . Will work in anima- tion and the motion picture industry. 59 Deborah Louise Luck Debbie plans to become a seamstress. Linda Sue Madsen The ski trip . . . College ahead as Physical Education major. Senior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Association D3 Ae Maria E. Luis Will always remember 1964 summer in Miami .. . 4th period lunch... Plans to be a bilingual secretary. Spanish Club 3,4. Catharine Louise Roe Mabie Trips to Boston... January 17, 1964, will be fondly remem- bered . . . College ahead. Milestone 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Library Council 2; Plaintalk 3; News Bureau 4; American Field Service 2,3,4; Assembly Committee 2,3,4; Entree 4. Stephen Magura Steve’ remembers the laughs in 5th lunch Junior year... On to the Halls of Ivy. Future Scientists 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Chess Club D433 John James Lukens Remembers the Parkway to Westfield ... Lunch ... The trip to Edison .. . The Halls of Ivy beckon, Math Club 2,4; J.V. Basket- ball 2. Neil Macuspie Will fondly remember doing research in the school library . . � College next. Peter Anthony Margaritondo College in the future. Baseball 3; J.V. Baseball 2. Marilyn Catherine Lyons Senior Week '63 ... Unforget- table summers . . . Teaching ahead. Student Council 3,4; Student Council Committee 4; Class Council 2; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 2; Fu- ture Teachers 4; News Bureau 4- Entree 4. Fred Marigliano Waiting in Mr. Sterling's office will be remembered by Mum . . . College ahead. Senior Play Committee 4; Varsity Football 4; Cross Coun- try 2; Varsity Wrestling 2,3.4; Varsity Baseball 4; J.V. Base- ball 3. Richard Marks The ‘3! Ford coupe and the cycle are among ‘Muff's memories . Future plans include college. Anthony F. Mazzucco “Mazook if you please .. . Remembers 6th lunch . . . Work in a printing company after that big day in June. J.V. Wrestling 2,3. George Marshall Never to be forgotten is the 8th period English... A future radio and television technician. Patricia Ann Matthews Pat'' remembers Junior sum- mer... U.S. History . . . 4th lunch Senior year . . . Driving around. Chorus 2; Future Teachers 2° Spanish Club 2. Richard McDonough Rick recalls 5th lunch . . . College bound. Carol Ann Maselli Fondly remernbered is 6th lunch Sophomore year .. . English with Mr. Gimbel .. . Sophomore and Junior years with Mrs. Camp... A career as a medical secretary awaits Cubby. Anthony F. Mayer “Tony'' remembers that great Dane in the closet . . . 4th lunch activities ...A future chemist. Swimming Manager 2,3,4; Chess Club 2. Barbara M. McGowan Always will remember second period Gym .. . 6th lunch ...A future nurse. Library Council 4. Marie Antoinette Mason Fondly remembers the Senior Talent Assembly in the Junior year. Milestone 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2,3,4. Harriet Sue McKay Harriet remembers Sophomore lunch and her chorus rehear- sals at 7:30. Chorus 2,3,4; Safety Squad 4; Travel Club 3; Student Coun- cil Committee 4. Joseph J. Merola Joe will remember gradua- tion . . . Plans to become a radioman in the Navy. John P. Milley Jack remembers Metuchen Heaeinel goltecourses-n mall weeks . . . College and career in art for this Senior. Class Council 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Drama Council 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Assembly Committee 2,3,4; J.V. Football 2,3. 62 Judith Ann McKoy Will remember 6th lunch Jun- ior year and Gym class Senior year. Drama Club 4; Future Teachers Ds Samuel Wade Mendelson Two years of 4th lunch . Mr. Bishop's Biology class... College with pre-medicine major. Band 2,3,4; Band Council 4; Usher Squad 4; News Bureau 3: German Club 2,3,4; Entree 3.4; News Editor 4. James Metsopulos Patricia E. McMahon Ist period study . . . Plans to go into the field of mer- chandising. Alexander F. Menyhart Alex'' remembers Graduation . . . Mechanical engineering in college. Future Scientists 3,4. James B. Middleton Jim'' remembers Senior Week . . . College beckons. Chorus 2; Baseball 4; J.V. Base- ball 2. Known as J.B. ... The 1964 Senior Prom will always be remembered . Air Force. Chorus 3; J.V. Facial Der Baseball 3. Craig R. Mesler Craig plans to go to college and major in engineering. Student Council 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3. Jane Elizabeth Mitchell B.P. .. . Mint Jelly . . . Sum- mer of '64 ... Jane will be a teacher and return to Quincy. Senior Play Committee 4; Future Teachers 4. Brenda Rosetta Moore — Bonni fondly recalls passing through the halls . . . Rehears- ing for Choral programs . _A future music teacher. Milestone 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Fu. ture Teachers 2,4. Paul Dwight Morris Will always remember Soph- omore lunch with Jack, John, and Rick . . . Hopes to keep working at Swain's Art Store. Wilhelmina Mitchell Senior year... Period 2 Gym class will never be forgotten by Willie . . . IBM operator after graduation. Class Council 2; Chorus 2; Drama Club 2; Homemaking Club 2. Joanna Mongosa Jo recalls April 17, 1964 . . . 7th study in Junior year . . . IBM school ahead. Chorus 2,3; Girls' Athletic Association 2. Karen Virginia Moorman Will remember her Senior year ... 4th lunch Sophomore year ... College ahead. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Student Store Ze Joseph E. Mobus Joe fondly remembers 5th lunch in his Junior year... Junior Math ... Hopes to go into engineering. Grace Montgomery Fond memories of 4th lunch in her Sophomore year .. . That special someone, LB... Hopes to secure a job at Bell Telephone Company and may go on to beautician school. Senior Play Committee 4. Barbara A. Morman Fondly remembers 4th lunch in her Sophomore year with that special Senior, C.B.... Hopes to bea secretary or key punch operator. Senior Play Committee 4. Cheryl Janita Moore Remembers English class Junior and Senior years . . . Library Council activities . . . Football dames seu) CalluherimG- Moore.” Future Teachers 4; Library Council 3,4; News Bureau 4; Travel Club 2,3; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3,4. Marvin Moskowitz Remembers those 7:30 A.M. band rehearsals . . . After school on Fridays . . . Exciting football games on brisk Satur- day afternoons . . . Will be- come a_ pharmacist. Band 2,3,4. 63 Patricia Morrison 5th lunch Sophomore year and 6th period Gym are to be remembered by Pat Business school ahead for this Senior. Drama Club 3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 4. Kathleen Ellen Myzie Ringo in the Sophomore As- sembly will be Kathy's fondest memory ... A future grade school teacher. Student Council Committee 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 3,4; Future Teachers 4; Library Council 2; American Field Service 4; Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation 2,3,4; Red Cross Club 2; Future Nurses 4. Margaret Beverly Morse Bev'' remembers 7 A.M. re- hearsals ... Thanksgiving game ‘62. . . 3:00 Friday College ahead. Milestone 3,4; Activities Editor 4. Small Mixed Chorus 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Band 2,3,4; Plaintalk 3; Amer- ican Field Service 2,3,4; Presi- dent 4. Theodore Mueller Fondly remembers electric shop ‘62... 6th lunch... College ahead. Chorus 2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4. Ronald E. Myzie Myz'' hopes to have a career Patricia Ann Mossett Frank Carl Muccigrossi Remembers 5th lunch Senior Sophomore Drama Club . year... Junior summer. . 5th lunch Junior year . . History class . . College and The Senior Play will not be fora a teaching career. gotten . . . Foreign languages Milestone 2; Senior Play Com- will be a part of his career. mittee 4; Future Teachers 4; Milestone 2; Senior Play 4; Entree 2. Drama Club 2,3,4; Travel Clue Papin Caroline LaBaugh Munoz Fond memories of the Senior Prom ... Carrie plans to attend business school. Chorus 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Girls’ Athletic Association 2. Linda Rae Nasti Fondly remembers February |, 1963... Senior Prom ‘63... PHS fender bender... Letters Nursing school ahead. Siders Council 4; Milestone Mark Navratil in the Air Force. Chorus 3,4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4. 4; Senior Play Committee 3,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3; Entree 4. Will never forget H.R. 230 and 6th lunch . . . Future plans in- clude teaching. James Neal Jimmy won't forget Great Dane in the closet .. . College and teaching ahead. Student Council 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council Committees 2,3, 4; Milestone 4; Usher Squad 4. Janice Eve Niederman Memories of summer ‘63 and 64... . Enter laughing . Mr. Hoskins . . . Looking for- ward to a career in the per- forming arts. Student Council Committee 3, 4; Milestone 4; Senior Play Committee 3,4; Drama Club 2,34; American Field Service Emmylou Neilson Will always remember July 4, 1962 . . . Plans to teach art after college. Student Council Committee 3; Class Council 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Future Teachers 4; Student Store 2; Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2,3. Gary D. Nevius Delta Chi parties . . . Cycle riding on cold winter nights . A future physician and surgeon. Key Club 2; J.V. Football 2; Cross Country 3; J.V. Wres- ting) 3) JEVS Track 2: Joanne Nix Junior year . . . History class . . . 4th lunch Senior year . Future in beauty culture. Drama Club 2. Stella Louise Nelson Fond memories of lunch .. . Sophomore year January |, 1964 . . . November 9, 1964 College, then social work. Senior Play Committee 4; Li- brary Council 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2. Barbara Ann Neylon Fondly recalls Sophomore and Junior homeroom teachers . A future bookkeeper. Betty Delores Noel Dee will never forget World's Fair trip . . . Antics after school A future elementary teacher. Milestone 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Girls’ Athletic Association 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4. Edwin A. Nemeth Nemo will never forget the day he entered PHS for the first time . . . College in the future. Future Scientists 4; German Club 3,4. John Hartley North Recalls trying to find a parking place every morning .. . Plans to attend college to become an engineer. Fleurette O'Bryant Flo fondly remembers the Junior Dance with many of her friends ... A future in nursing ‘and hospital work. Chorus 2,3,4. Judith Ellen Oroshnik Judi fondly recalls Junior summer at Pitt . . . A con- stant paradox . . . Uncertain about future plans. Student Council 3; Student Council Committee 3; Drama lub 2,4; Junior Classical League 2; News Bureau 4; Spanish Club 3; Entree 4. 66 Virginia Doane North Ginger fondly recalls the fun with Brendle .. . Pony rides in the S.C. office . . . Drummer boys... Varsity cheering... Plans to attend college as a possible psychology major. Student Council Vice-President 4. Student Council Committee 4- Class Council 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Usher Squad 4- Cheerleader 3,4; Twirler 2. Marilynn Joan O'Brien Lynn' fondly remembers Steve ...A future nurse. Milestone 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; News Bureau 3; American Field Service 3,4. Carol Ann Oliver Fondly remembers 4th Gym . Shorty will Senior year. . study business in college. Drama Club 3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,4. Jeffrey Alan Null 5th lunch . . . Away swim meets will be remembered ... Jeff plans to become a doctor. Drama Club 4; Swimming 2,3,4. Raymond J. O'Brien Ray remembers Senior Week . . . Delta Chi . . . Weekends ... 8th Gym... Will enter college to obtain a law degree. Key Club 4; Football 4; J.V. Football 2,3; Wrestling 4. Rodney Orlando Chief recalls his Junior sum- mer. Class Council 2; J.V. Wres- ting 2. Susan E. Olian Suolian remembers 5th Ave. at Bradley . . . “M-m-m | want to linger .. . An educa- tion major. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 4; News Bureau 3; American Field Service 3; Entree 3. Britta Sue Orton Fondly remembers summer of Sophomore year . . . Those late Sunday night drives... College ahead to become a speech therapist. Small Mixed Chorus 3,4; Large Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; American Field Service 4. Joan Frances Pasternak Chemistry lab . . . Night after the Senior Play will be fondly remembered by ‘Joannie’... College ahead. Senior Play Committee 4; Li- brary Council 4; Junior Clas- sical League 2; Girls’ Athletic Association 2. Dominick Pendolino Auto Shop with Mr. Pearson will be remembered by Dom ... Will attend barber school. Sharon Owings Fondly recalls swimming in Gym class Sophomore and Junior years ... Hopes to be an elementary school teacher. Class Council 2; Band 3,4; Drama Club 2; Library Coun- cil 3,4; Junior Classical League 2,3; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3: Agostino Pandozy Recalls 8th period study. . Augie's' ambition is to attend college. Claudia Lynn Pell Recalls 7:30 A.M. rehearsals and extra 3 hour rehearsals . . . Those walks down the halls Trip to at 7:15 A.M. . Buffalo .. . Claud wants to become an X-ray technician. Chorus 2,3,4; Small Mixed Chorus 3,4; Student Council Committee 4. Judith A. Palmer Sophomore year and the Fall Mixer are some of ‘'Brunn's'' memories ... A career as a teacher awaits this Senior. Chorus 2,3. James A. Parello Butch will always remember his first day at P.H.S. Sopho- more year... U.S.M.C. then a mechanic. Scott Pender Scott remembers the shore Never knew the correct time by the school clocks ... College or the service. Student Council 2; Band 2,3. Gail Patrick Always will remember the Sophomore Dance . . . Gail wishes to be a beautician. Student Council 2; Drama Club 3. Robert M. Perry Plans to attend College. J.V. Baseball 2,3; Chorus 2. 67 Patricia Ann Peterson Pete fondly remembers April 27, 1963 . . . Nature walks . Future bookkeeper. Delores Ann Picou Doe's'' fondest memories are of the times spent with the crew .. . February 26, 1962 . . . Hopes to join the Air Force after graduation. Senior Play Committee 4. Sharon Marie Peterson Pete remembers third period Driver Training class with Mr. Chris .. . A future secretary. Barbara Phillips Barb fondly- remembers 5th period Drivers Training with Mr. Horn... A future nurse. Diane V. Pierce Recalls looking for a certain person... The Adelphi Club . Plans to attend college and become a Home Econom- ics teacher. Class Council 2,3,4; Drama Council 3; Drama Club 2,3; Homemaking Club 2,3,4; Girls Athletic Association 2,3. Gerhard Petriw Jerry'’ remembers 5th lunch . .. Junior year... College in the future. German Club 2. C. Joyce Phoenix Remembers three years of 5th lunch . . . H.R. 310 with Mr. Bishop . . . 3 o'clock in the park with her soul sister... A future Physical Education teacher. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3,4. Douglas Calvin Pierce Dougie'' remembers mornings in room 380... Key Club con- ventions . . . Sen ior and Inter- class Plays . . . Pigeons in the gym .. .. College and the Navy. Student Council 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Safety Squad 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 3; Projection Squad 4; Cross Country 3,4; Boys’ State Chorus 3. Lee Eldridge Phelps Lee to everyone... Remem- bers impulsive Junior summer and Senior year . . . Buying a bike . . . Intends to go to college and study law. Senior Play Committee 4; German Club 2. Judith Anne Piwowar Petey recalls the summer of ‘64... Keeping her eyes open ... Plans to become a nurse. Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Committee 3. George Edward Platt, III Will always remember lunch and track practice . . . Hopes to attend college. Varsity Track 2,3,4. Linda Joyce Quattrocchi Lynn will never forget Soph- omore sewing class . .. The wonderful fashion show... A future as a file clerk and typist. Raymond Pocoroba The Senior Play celebration . . . Riding with Stony... 5th lunch . . . Will attend Rutgers. Future Scientists 3,4; Junior Classical League 2; Math Club Pee Tony Michael Popolillo Pop will never forget those days in Auto Shop . . . Hopes to become manager of a super market. Gail Frances Quinn Recalls 7:30 rehearsals (ugh!) ... Shuffle off to Buffalo... Summer ‘63 and ‘64... Plans to be a language major. Student Council Committee 2 3,4; Chairman 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Fu- ture Teachers 2,3,4; N. J. All- State Chorus 4. Dennis Polk Remembers week ends abe Thinking of her . . . Navy bound. Chorus 3. Delores V. Quarles Lois'' recalls Drivers’ Train- ing with Mr. Horn Junior year .. . Plans to become a secre- tary. Girls’ Athletic Association 3. Gregory C. Read The golf course . . . College and the Navy ahead. Band 2,3,4; PHS Air Time 3; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Foot- ball 3; Golf 2,3,4. Jeffrey L. Pope 5th lunch at ''Stewart's'' never will be forgotten .. . College bound. ‘ Chorus 2; J.V. Football 2. Pamela Read Pam fondly remembers August . .. Medical technology in the future. Chorus 2,3; Usher Squad 4; American Field Service 3,4; Future Nurses 4; Large Mixed Chorus 3. Sally Elaine Richmond Will never forget Mrs. Mc- Connell's Art classes j Waiting for great weekends Junior year . . . 5th lunch at Ginger's . . . Pans to become an artist after college. Drama Club 3,4. Luther Roberts Special lunch Sophomore year will be remembered .. . Will attend college. 70 Donald Reilley 5th lunch Junior year will never be forgotten . . . Sarge wants to be a Physical Educa- tion teacher in the Marines after college. German Club 2,3; J.V. Track 4, Cheryl Alice Rhodes Cheryl remembers Biology class . . . Sophomore year and all those games . . . College and nursing. Student Council 3,4; Student Council Committee 3,4; Sen- ior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4; Junior Classical League 2,3,4; Student Store 4; American Field Service 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Cheerleading Manager 4. Beverly E. Roberson Tootie'’ remembers 2nd per- iod Gym with Miss Harris ... Ambition is to enter nursing school and become a nurse. Girls’ Athletic Association 4; Future Nurses 4. Linda Suzanne Reiter Eating pickles in the park... 7th study in Junior year... Linda will major in education at college. Milestone 3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; American Field Serv- ice 2,3,4. Sandra Richardson Sandy'' remembers seeing that certain someone before class in the morning .. . She will go to beautician school. Senior Play Committee 4. Charles R. Roberson Ricky will remember Auto Shop 7th and 8th periods... Plans to join the Air Force. Darlene Alice Robbins Dar will never forget the Choral Festival . . . College and an elementary teaching career. Student Council Committee 4; Chorus 2,3. Christopher A. Robinson Red hopes to attend art school. Varsity Football 2,3; Varsity Basketball 2,3. Dorothy Roscoe Dot will remember Mr. Nel- son's Physical Science class .. Future undecided. Mary Ann Rosko Will never forget Senior year and that certain someone . . Nursing school ahead. Eugenia Robinson Fondly remembers | Ith grade, 6th period English . . . 5th lunchivine65 sano ER seen. Will enter business school. Drama Club 2; Girls' Athletic Association 2,3. Renee Michele Robinson Will always remember 4th per- iod Gym ... 5th lunch... Has fond memories of watch- ing that special guy run in track meets ... “'Raye hopes to become a psychologist. Class Council 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2; Homemaking Club 2; Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2,3,4. Sue Ellen Rosenberg Fondly recalls the scenic ride from the Twin Kiss . . . Pony rides in the S.C. office . Great Dane in the closet... Plans to be an_ interpreter. Student Council 2,3,4; Trea- surer 4; Student Council Com- mittee 3,4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Usher Squad 4; American Field Service 2,4; Cheerleader 3,4. Joyce Robinson Joy ... Lunch with Ellie is remembered ... Future Secre- tary. Johnnie Paul Rookard, Jr. Rook will never forget his Sophomore homeroom in Phy- sics lab . . . A future doctor. Senior Play Committee 4; Pro- jection Squad 3; Varsity Track 2,3,4. Sigmund Ivor Rosenstock Sigi'’ remembers Biology with Mr. Booher in room 350... Hopes to be a civil engineer. Math Club 4. ; wv) “« Barry Rosenberg Fondly remembers buses to swim meets .. . Swim team locker room After the state meets .. . His own locker . . 5 “Rosey” iis a future doctor. PHS Air Time 2; Drama Club 2.3.4; Swimming 2,3,4; Entree 2. Deborah Ann Royster The four of us . .. Nature walks and early morning re- hearsals of the small mixed chorus are remembered .. . Debbie is looking forward to teaching. Milestone 3,4; Girls' Chorus 2,3,4; Large Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Small Mixed Chorus 3,4. ae Carolyn Jane Rue Carol . . . 7:30 rehearsals ... A Farragut cadet . Biology .. . 5th lunch in Junior year... Secretarial work after Berkley’s. Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; American Field Serv- ice 4, Eleanor Sawcezak Elli'' fondly remembers lunch with Joyce ...A future secre- tary. Nurse's Aide 2,3. Sandra Ruff Sandy to most... Will never forget 8th period His- tory class . .. Plans to attend IBM school. Future Teachers 4; Future Nurses 4. Robert Santillo Bob'' won't forget 5th lunch Sophomore and Junior years and Mr. Nelson's 6th period Physical Science class . . . The Navy will be included in his future. John Russo Little John will always re- call fun in 4th period Physical Science class A future carpenter. Patricia Ann Ruggles Pat remembers 2nd period Gym with Miss Harris in Senior year... A future in nursing. Class Council 3,4; Future Nurses 4; Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation 4. Larry Louis Sass The Senior Play will be remem- bered . . . College in the future. Student Council 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Archery 2,3,4. Alan Vincent Scavuzzo Looking forward to College. Chorus 2; J.V. Football 2; Var- sity Track 4. Ellen Lee Schargel Remembers dirty knees : Cheering at football games . . . Plans to major in psychol- ogy at college. Chorus 4; Senior Play Commit- tee 4; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; J.C.L. 3,4; Secre- tary 3; President 4; American Field Service 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Captain 4. Mary Carol Scheckman Will never forget the scenic ride from the Twin Kiss... Visits to Bucknell . . . High school with T.H. . . . Waiting for the mailman... College in the future. Student Council 4; Student Council Committee 4; Chorus 2; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 3; Library Council 2; National Honor Society 4; Assembly Committee 2,3; Cheerleader 3,4; Co-Captain 4. Abe Scher Called Pancho by all... Mr. Bishop's Biology lectures . . « College with a major in Business Administration. American Field Service 4; Spanish Club 2; J.V. Basketball Manager. David Schuldenfrei Schultz . . . 4th period Eng- lish class . . College in the future. Milestone 4; Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4. aeOthielunchinaee | Vivian Jill Scherer wJill” . . . “Samuel P. Chase . . . 10:00 twirling practice ... The Cavern . . . Hopes to become a dental hygenist. Student Council Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 4; Jun- ior Classical League 4; Twirler 2.3.4. Mark Jeffrey Schottinger Remembers Senior week .. . Delta Chi... Weekends... A medical career figures in his future. Student Council Committee 4; J.V. Football 2,3; Varsity Wres- fling 4; J.V. Wrestling 3. Michael Allen Schuster Mike will always remember H.R. 311... Junior Chemis- try . . . Plans to attend Projection Squad 2; Entree 2,3. William Charles Schneekloth, Jr. Never to be forgotten is Senior Week '64 ... Gnome? ... 3rd high school in four years . .. Plans to attend college. Class Council 4; Key Club Secretary 3; President 4; Var- sity Football 4; Cross Country 3; J.V. Wrestling 3. Diane Schroeder Di remembers June 16, 1964 That Kentucky U. guy Snow sand itaxilcabsaenean Di's ambition is to teach math. Senior Play Committee Drama lub 2,3,4; Student Store 3; Nurse's Aide 3; Stu- dent Council Committee Jeffrey Schwartz Maririta Schneider Maririta won't forget Sopho- more summer on McCabe... Bradley at the Alpine ... '63 Block Dance at Rutgers .. . Will become a medical assist- ant. Drama Club 3,4; American Field Service 3,4; Messenger 3,4. Dominick Paul Secero Dom fondly remembers Sen- ior Week ‘64... Plans to attend a Junior College. Varsity Football 3; J.V. Foot- ball 2. Daniel Simkin Danny or Simpk . . . Will never forget staging the big smile on stage ... Ambition —to climb the ladder of suc- cess with cold feet. Student Council 4; Milestone 3; Senior Play 4; PHS Air Time 3; Pep Club 4. Abraham Slater, Jr. Call him Abe . . . Remem- bers winning first Varsity Wres- tling meet . . . College ahead to study medicine. Usher Squad 4; Varsity Wres- tling 4; J.V. Wrestling 2. 74 Steven Michael Selzer Steve will always remember riding on his Honda College, then a career in law or psychology. Usher Squad 4; Cross Country 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Tennis 4; Human Relations Club 4. Eugene J. Sheedy Gene will never forget the long walks up stairway 6 to Mr. Sterling's office. Chorus 2,3,4; Travel Club 2,3; Swimming 2,3. Howard Sims Linda Susan Shead Mr. Mace's History class... Weekends Passing of classes are Linda's fondest memories . . . Soon to be a secretary. Student Council 4; Student Council Committee 4; Senior Play Committee 4; PHS Air Time 3; Library Council 2,3; Travel Club 2. Glenn Sherrill Limey recalls jam sessions with The Concords ... The Air Force or a career as a draftsman is his plan for the future. Elizabeth Anne Skell Liz fondly recalls 6th lunch Junior year 5th lunch Senior year . ... Plans to be- come a telephone operator. Senior Play Committee 4. David Simon David remembers 2nd period Physics . . . Away swim meets . .. Math in Junior year... Headed for college. Assembly Committee 3; Swim- ming 2,3,4. Carnie Smith Will fondly remember meeting Bob Jacobs Hopes to become a stenographer. John Smith Oscar L. Smith Will not forget three years of Sie IG o 6 6 THURS 7S go oe The Talent Show in Sophomore year... After graduation he would like to become a me- chanic or a singer. JV. Basketball 3; J.V. Foot- ball 2; Indoor Track 3. Claire Marie Smith 8th period band will be re- membered . . . Claire hopes to attend Susquehanna Uni- versity. Band 2,3,4; Library Council 2,3,4. Daniel J. Smith Known as Danny . . . Plans to go to college or join the Armed Services. Band 2. Junola Smith A future teacher. National Honor Society 3,4; Orchestra 3,4. Claire Vivian Smith Claire will fondly remember the fashion show in Junior and Sophomore years . . . Good times in Logan's . . . 5th lunch . . . Hopes to be a dietician. Chorus 2. Gerald Wilford Smith Jell-o'' to everyone .. . Remembers lunch in the park yePhysicsmclassas me Will attend college after the Air Force. Senior Play Committee 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Aquatic Club 3. Linda Charlotte Smith Stanleigh and George Big ugly black bear : Plans to be an elementary school teacher. Student Council 2,3; Milestone 3,4; Underclassmen Editor 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Ciub 4; Future Teach- ers 2,3,4; American Field Serv- ice 3,4; Messenger 2. Josephine Lucille Smith Prefers Jo . . . Remembers dashing up 3 flights of stairs for 3 years .. . Being teased as an underclassman is a fond memory ... Business College. Senior Play Committee 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2; Drama Club 2,4; Drama Coun- eilez Louise Ellen Smythe Remembers two years of watching for the sailors : “Hey you A future teacher. Milestone 3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Usher Squad 4; Jun- ior Classical League 2; Plain- talk 4; American Field Service 4 75 Marilyn Ann Sobel Marilyn fondly remembers La Broma Magnifica . . . A fu- ture microbiologist or a col- lege teacher. Student Council Committee 2: Band 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Future Scientists 4; News Bureau 2,3,4; American Field Service 2,3,4; Spanish Club- Co-Ordinator 2,3,4; Entree 2, 3,4; Feature Editor 4. Eva Stark Fondly remembers Ist period gym Sophomore year Teaching career ahead. Future Teachers 4; Library Gouncilie 2) cranlinavelClupmeZ: German Club 2. Claudia Diane Solimani Claudia remembers 5th lunch in Sophomore year . . . Good times after school at Logan's ...A future secretary. Stanley Spikes Spikes . . . First day of school, Sept. 10, 1964... Plans to attend !.B.M. school. Gregory E. Starr Greg fondly remembers the chorus bus trips with Mr. Hooker... Plans to enter the service . . . Perhaps a career in Music. Chorus 2,3,4; Band 2; Varsity Wrestling 4. James Vincent Soriano Junior English and lunch .. . Down the drain with BMG will always be remembered College in the future. Joel Sporer College is in the future. Stuart Statham Remembers coming back in his Senior year . . . Hopes ol graduating from Richmond College. Class Council 2; Chorus 2,4; Variety Football 4; J.V. Foot- ball 2. William Kennedy Speck Usually called Speck Fondly remembers Senior Week '64 Delta Chi parties . . . Junior year with a certain person . . . Will attend college and study hotel management. J.V. Football 2,3; J.V. Basket- ball 3. Carol Steiner Remembers lunch during Soph- omore year... College ahead as a major in psychology. Plaintalk 2; Girls’ Athletic As- sociation 2; Entree 2. Janet Elizabeth Stevens Remembers Sophomore year and Junior year with Mr. Nel- son . . . Future in business education. Milestone 4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Drama Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3,4. Michael Strauss Mike fondly remembers April 17, 1965 . . . Career in medi- cine. Future Scientists 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; Chess Club 2,3; Presi- dent 2,3; Math Club 2,3,4; Swimming 3,4. Joyce Millicent Stevens This Senior remembers 5th lunch and Junior 6th period class with Mr. Nelson Nursing school in the future. Drama Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3,4. Robert D. Stirrup Bob will always remember meeting kids at Logan's after school . . . Three years in itd oo a Im Sl Plans on going into the service. JV. Football 2; J.V. Wrestling Di Barbara Ann Summers Bobbie fondly remembers her Sophomore year... 5th lunch . . . Hopes to attend Drake Secretarial School. Senior Play Committee 4; Fu- ture Nurses 4; Student Council Committee 4. Russell B. Stevens, Jr. Never will forget 5th lunch in Junior year . . . Auto Shop ... Rusty wants to work on display advertising in the COURIER NEWS. Joanna Allison Stokes Recalls small mixed chorus... Trip to Buffalo... Waiting for that certain someone to come home... 6th lunch Sophomore year... Parties after football games . .. ‘Jo’ will be a teacher. Small Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; American Field Service 3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 3; Pep Club 4. Amy J. Sussman Will never forget informal re- hearsals . . . Shveety ’.. . Quadrennial College ahead. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Senior Play Student Director 4; Interclass Play 3. John W. Stine Will never forget Sophomore and Junior lunch . . . H.R. 351) 2 ae) Plans) to.attend College. J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Bas- ketball 4; J.V. Baseball 2. Lynn Swerdloff Lynn remembers 10:00 Satur- day marching practice . .. Samuel P. Chase''. .. The Cavern . A future nurse. Milestone 4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Junior Classical League 4: Twirler 2,3,4; Co- Captain 4. William A. Taylor Bill remembers winning those Union County relays and com- peting in the Penn relays... College for commercial art training. Varsity Track 2,3,4. Barbara Jane Terhune Fondly remembers 4th lunch in Sophomore year... Plans to be an occupational therapist. Milestone 2,3; Drama Club 3; Girls' Athletic Association. 78 Carmen D. Sylvester Plans to attend college. J.V. Baseball 3; Varsity Baseball 4, Constance Tantaros Going incognito . . . Mint jelly Be WO ee Dinalawillibe a secretary. Student Council 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2,3,4. Atsuko Tanaka Ako finds everything new and curious... L' and R ... Lives for letters and week- ends . . . Will attend Kenan Girls' College to be a linguist. Drama Club 4; American Field Service 4; Pep Club 4. David Joel Taub Dave will always remember January 23, 1964 . .. Gray suit . . . Plans to major in Physics at college. Future Scientists 3,4; Plain- talk 3; National Honor Society 3,4; President 4; News Bureau 3; Chess Club 2,3; Math Club Mark Tebor Marching in the rain at Plain- field-Westfield football game will be remembered ... Plans to become a professional musi- cian or music teacher. Student Council 2; Band 2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 2. PA BWete David L. Tepel Dave will always remember 8th period study ... Plans to attend college. Perry D. Tchorni Known as “Tchorn . . . Will always remember Junior lunch . . . Business major in college. Class Council 4; Projection 2; Varsity Track 2,3,4. Lee Allen Thigpen III Will always remember hearing the final results of the run-off election . . . Pony rides in the S.C. Office . . . Hopes of becoming a lawyer. Student Council President 4; Student Council Committee 4; PHS Airtime 3,4; American Field Service 4; Entree 4. Philip Patrick Tobias Phil fondly recalls Mr. Nel- son's cl ass 1963 . . . College in the future. J.V. Football 2,3,4. Richard Tozzi Toz'' remembers Delta Chi and Senior Week . . . College ahead. J.V. Football 2,3; Cross Coun- try 4; Varsity Track 4. Marsha Lynn Thomas Mash has fond memories of her Sophomore year... 6th lunch for three years... BDG . . . College bound. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Future Teachers 2; Girls' Athletic Association 2. Raymond S. Tice Known as Tic ... Delta Chi . . . Junior year with Senior girl will be remembered... Future law student at Bucknell. Student Council 4; Student Council Committee; PHS Air Time 3,4; Usher Squad 4; Drama Club 2,3; Travel Club 3; Projection Squad 2,3; Chess Club 2; Math Club 2; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Varsity Wres- tling 2;3,4; Varsity Track 2,3. Suzanne Marie Toth Remembers Cousin Frank .. . . November 4, 1963 . . . Meeting people Junior summer. . from the nurse's office Susie hopes to become a fashion designer. Milestone Editorial Staff 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Homemaking Club 2,3,4; American Field Service 3,4; Girls’ Athletic As- sociation 2,3,4. Patricia Thomas Pat fondly remembers Jersey City . . . Three years of 5th lunch . . . Secretarial school ahead. Robert Tillman Bob recalls the end of swim- ming season in 1964... Plans to become a marine biologist. Swimming 2,3. Phyllis Ann Totten Phyllis will never forget the Senior Prom ... Vacations in Massachusetts . . . Marching with the band . .. Math or science major in college. Senior Play Committee 4; Band 2,3,4; Future Scientists 3,4: American Field Service 4. John David Todd Remembers mopping the floor ... W.P. .. . Metuchen Golf course ... Eleven weeks and that night .. . College and a career in law. Senior Play Committee 4; P.H.S. Air Time 3,4; Golf 3,4. Peter Ames Tripp Pete recalls fighting at his locker with his shadow ; Working after school on the stage crew Engineering after college. Small Mixed Chorus 3; Chorus 2,3; Stage Electricians 3; Pro- jection Squad 3; Entree 3. 19 Herman D. Tucker Herm fondly remembers Junior English class ... Future accountant. J.V. Football 2; Varsity Track 2,4. Richard Wallace Upton Will always remember Mr. Booher in IIth grade . . Cross Country bus rides . Dick is college bound. Chorus 2,3,4; Band 2,4; Usher Squad 47 Gil hes ACE San 4 Travel Club 4; Stage Electri- cians 2,3; Projection Squad 2,3; Cross Country 3,4. Theresa Ann Turi Terry'’ remembers pony rides in the S.C. office . . . Cheer- ing . . . Will be a Physical Education teacher. Student Council 3,4; Secretary 4. Student Council Committee 4. Girls' Athletic Association 3: Cheerleader 4. Brenda Nadine Turpin Turp' remembers 5th lunch . . - Homeroom 380... 6th Jacqueline Dove Turner Jackie's fondest memories include waiting for vacations ee oumMers since NO2 smear. W.O.J....A future secretary. Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Drama Council 3. Ronald E. Upperman Up . .. Indoor track prac- tice in snow will be remem- lunch in Senior year . . . Fu- ture secretary. Chorus 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; bered . . . College. Varsity Football 4; J.V. Foot- ball 3; Varsity Track 2,3,4. Girls’ Athletic Association 3. Patricia Ann Vail Remembers Brendle and George ... The Old Raritan. Class Council 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Li- brary Council 2; American Field Service 2; Pep Club 4; Future Nurses 4; Senior Life Saving 3. Rudolph J. Valentino Rudy remembers the golf course . . . College bound. Class Council 3; Safety Squad Steven Turner Steve'' remembers that Great Dane in the closet ... Table activity in 4th lunch . . . Plans to further his education. Varsity Swimming 2,3,4; Var- sity Tennis 4; J.V. Tennis 3; Student Council 2; Student Council Committee 3,4; Senior Play Committee 4; Usher Squad 4. Donald David Jackson Van Blake Dave recalls his first day at P.H.S.... College ahead. Darlene Lee Van Horn Will never forget Sis ... Walking around halls in the morning Scenery Com- mittee for the Senior Play... H.R. 380 ...A future as a flight nurse. Milestone Editorial Staff 4; Chorus 4; Senior Play Commit- tee 4; Drama Club 3; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3,4; Fu- ture Nurses’ Club 4; Pep Club 4. Alan Vogel Drivers' training . . . lOth grade cafe study . . . 12th grade lunch will be remember- ed... Plans include Engi- neering in college. JV. Basketball 2; Varsity Base- ball 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2. George R. Van Mater George fondly remembers 5th lunch . . His future lies in the field of photography or economics, Richard John Viano Richie will always remember 6th lunch in the park... Plans to go to Parsons Art School for Advertising. Milestone 3; Senior Play Com- mittee 3; Drama Club 2,3,4. Gayle Karen von Ahsen Fondly remembers three years in H.R. 380 . . . 5th lunch Junior year . . . Senior §ym . . . College bound. Chorus 2; Senior Play Commit- tee 4; American Field Service 4; Future Nurses 4. Susan Marie Vaughn Sue fondly remembers all those 7:30 rehearsals .. . Cryp- tic adventures .. . The Casuals ...A future as a professional singer or music teacher. Milestone 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Secretary 2,3; Senior Play Committee 4. Vincent. Vito Fond memories of lunch per- iods and that certain girl in Future plans Middlesex include the Navy. Mary Wadnik Will always remember Junior year . . . Library Council Activities . . . Sophomore Ge- ometry class . . . Plans to be- come a psychologist. Senior Play Committee 4; Li- brary Council 2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Travel Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Human Relations 4. Marie Ann Verdicchio Remembers three years in H.R. 380 . . . Senior year 6th lunch in Senior year... Plans to attend 1.B.M. School after graduation. Larraine Priscilla Wall “Rainy'’ remembers second period English in Sophomore year . . . Looking forward to first period study in Junior year .. . Homeroom 380. Drama Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4. Douglas Warsett Remembers studying in lunch for Biology quizzes... “Doug” will enter the field of medicine. Chorus 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer 4; Math Club 2,3,4; President 4; J.V. Swimming 2,3. Robert Wicks Period 2 study in Sophomore year... Will attend a tech- nical school. 82 Peter Walters Taylor B. Ward Bill remembers 7th and 8th period machine shop... Will become a Marine or go to trade school. JV. Wrestling 2; J.V. Track 2. David Bruce Weiss Ragu'’ remembers Senior week... Delta Chi... Will attend college and eventually law school. Chorus 2,3; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Chess Club 2,3; Var- sity Wrestling 3; J.V. Base- ball 3; Senior Prom Committee a. John Walton First point in Varsity Football . . . A career in architecture or the Air Force. Chorus 3,4; J.V. Football 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Base- ball 2. Lee Warren Will never forget trying to read CYRANO DE BERGERAC in French for English College then teaching. Class Council 2; Band 2,3; Fu- ture Teachers 4; Stage Electri- cians 2,3,4; Projection Squad 4; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Track 4; Varsity Baseball 4; J.V. Baseball 2,3. Kenneth Wessel Study period 2... College bound with work in Chemistry. Varsity Tennis 4. Victor Washington Wash recalls 5th lunch Senior year ... Homeroom 80... Plans to become a Pro Foot- ball Player or Gym teacher. Varsity Football 2,3,4; Varsity Track 2,3,4. Gayle Lynn Williams Remembers mornings in 380 . . . Lunch in Sophomore and Junior years . . . Business school in the future. Class Council 2; Senior Play Committee 4; American Field Service 4; Homeroom Chair- man 4, Kenneth Lee Woodson Kenney remembers Electric Shop .. . College or the Air Force. Varsity Football 2; J.V. Track De Paula Rae Yood Fondly remembers W.O.J... . Mint Jelly . . . High spirited early morning walks . . . Col- lege is ahead. Drama Club 3,4; American Field Service 2; Senior Play Committee 4. Nancy Jean Wilson “Wils remembers Brendle and Georgie . . . the old Raritan . .. A future nurse. Student Council 3,4; Student Council Committee 2,3,4; Sen- ior Play Committee 4; P.H.S. Airtime 3; Library Council 2; American Field Service 2,3,4; Girls' Athletic Association 3: Pep Club 4; Future Nurses’ Club 4; Treasurer 4. James William Wood Tip has fond memories of his Sophomore year .. . Will join the Service. J.V. Football 2,3. Gwendolyn Myra Woshinsky Will never forget working on the Scenery Committee for the Senior Play . . . First year of Spanish with Mrs. Camp... Junior year in room 151 Career in nursing for Gwen. Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Play Com- mittee 4; Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 4. Cassell Wood L.C. won't forget 2nd per- iod study in his Sophomore year . . . 5th lunch Junior year. ie ER. 380.4 2. Cols lege ahead. Class Council 2; Future Teach- ers 4; Varsity Football 4; J.V. Football 2,3. Linda Yvonne Woodard Call her Kookey ... Re- members 3:00 . . . 5th lunch Sophomore year . On to the Halls of Ivy. Milestone 4; Drama Club 3,4; Future Teachers 4; Girls’ Ath- letic Association 2,3,4; Future Nurses Club 4. Julia Etta Wright Ju fondly recalls the good times in front of the library each morning .. . 6th lunch . . + Football games .. . Teaching ahead. Student Council 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Drama Club 4; Future Teachers 4; Junior Clas- sical League 2,3,4; Homeroom Chairman 4. John S. Wormley, Jr. Homeroom 380 will be fondly remembered College in the future. Chorus 3,4. John Yurgel Will join the Air Force after graduation. 83 84 Joseph Yuzuik 6th lunch, Senior year will be remembered . . . After grad- uation he will join the Marines and then go to college. Cross Country 4. Robert Bernelle : Laura Marie Campbell Thomas Conly Edward Fusek Davidson Gilligan Lawrence Greene John Hamlett AN Andrew George Zampella Usually called ‘Stine 6th lunch Sophomore year... Early morning rides to school . . . Business school ahead. JV. Basketball 2. Camera - Shy Seniors _ ee Alex Kerr Alex Mack | John Mastrogiovanni William Meixner Alfred Munoz Paul Palaszynski N Nicholas Zeno Fondly remembers 5th lunch Sophomore and Junior year . .. Nickie can be found at Pilsen's or with that cer- tain girl .. . A future barber. Catherine Perry David Ralston Pamela Reynolds Linda Shinkunas Anthony Simone Jerone Timmons Ako discovers another American tradition. The return of the natives. Hello there! | Of course, I've been a good boy. The “Lovejoys'' get ready to sing a tune. All ready for a big night. 85 A pleasant walk through the country. a snake e-e-e, e E . us Let Hertz put you Crazy? Not c = ° at a 3 ° a © : c ® E The casual Soda, potato chips, ice cream . .. What's next? Let's play statues.” Coordination plus. When | was a child... Thumper anyone!’ Lovers’ leap. Let's twist! Hall of Fame MOST ATHLETIC Linda Madsen Victor Washington MOST TALENTED Robin Kartagener Jack Carone MOST POPULAR Virginia North Raymond Tice MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joanne Lippman Buddy Herzog MOST SOPHISTICATED Karen Huff Joel Sporer DID MOST FOR PHS Kay Demarest Alan Thigpen BEST LOOKING Linda Crook John Delmonte CLASS INTELLECTUALS Sally Baumgartner David Taub CLASS WITS Roberta Druse CLASS FLIRTS Paul Bryant Margie Henstock Bruce Levine Foreign Exchange Student On August 5, 1964, Atsuko Tanaka, better known as Ako , arrived in Plainfield to be Plainfield High School's fifth AFS student. Having attended a private girls’ school in Kobe, Japan, Ako found Plain- field to be large, noisy, and crowded. She soon adjusted to the school, her Amer- ican family, the Fishers, and to life in Plainfield. Always cheerful, Ako finds plenty to keep her busy. A member of Drama Club, Pep Club, AFS, and King's Daugh- ters, she also manages to earn more than her share of 'A's'' and to make the Honor Roll. When Ako returns to Kobe, she will attend Konen Girl's College and major in English literature. During half-time, our Cardinal, Buddy Herzog, and Twirler captain, Jane Fisher, pose with Jane's ‘'sister'' Ako. Ako displays her native costume. 90 First row, left to right: D. Pierce; J. Lippman, president; R. Kartegener, secretary; S. Gross, S. Goldman. Second row: M. Christensen, N. Lacey, P. Tchorni, J. Comune, J. Dengrove, N. Dadd, vice-president. Senior Class Council The Senior Class Council is responsible to the class of 1965 for making their final year a successful and rewarding one. The council supervised the Senior Play, drew up the traditional list of senior privileges and worked especially hard to make the Senior Prom the best ever. Our class officers, Joanne Lippman, Neil Dadd, Robin Kartagener, and Sally Bliss, deserve our thanks tor leading us in these undertakings. First row, left to right: E. Neilson; S. Bliss, treasurer; R. Goldstein, M. Kerslake, P. Ruggles, P. Leavitt, P. Vail. Second row: B. Schneekloth, J. Milley, B. Herzog, D. Hickey. 91 92 Class History 1965 In September, 1962, we began our Sophomore year with enthusiasm and spirit. After the first few weeks of confusion — learning names, wandering about the halls, and getting used to high school life — we settled down to serious studying with high hopes for the three years to come. Elections were held under the supervision of our class advisor, Mr. Sterling. Our competent officers were Richard Gleason, presi- dent; Sue Goldman, vice-president; Willow Krienke, secretary; and Roger Coven, treasurer. Our first financial venture as a class, the Sophomore Party, was very successful. Later in the year, class dues were instituted. Returning to PHS as juniors, the class of '65 was ready for another active year. We elected Jack Comune as our class presi- dent. Along with Jack, we elected Sue Goldman as vice-president, Robin Kartagener as secretary, and Buddy Herzog as treasurer. Once again, our treasury was filled by holding a Junior Dance and selling candy. In the Fall of 1964, the largest class in the history of Plain- field High School was beginning its final phase of high school life. Joanne Lippman was elected class president; Neil Dadd, vice- president; Robin Kartagener, secretary; and Sally Bliss, treasurer. Most of our time was spent filling out college applications and counting the days until graduation. Our senior play, ‘The Imaginary Invalid’ by Moliere, was not only a financial success, but it was praised as being one of the best plays ever presented in Plainfield High School. After the Hall of Fame elections in January, we really began to realize how little time we had left. The prom was held at the Washington House on June 5, 1965. This marked the end of the most important years of our lives. These years have ended, but they will not be forgotten. We may scatter all over the world and lead different types of lives, but the influence of our days in Plainfield High School will always be with us. and toil double, Double, trouble... “sy 4 a = Boy s 2 sc emenceiann Sais Cynthia Biondi, Buddy Herzog, Robin Kartagener, and Karen Huff display their mixed emotions. Should | kiss her? Oh, you look very sick.” Senior Play ee UNDERCLASSMEN ae Sent The underclassmen are just beginning to experience the growing process, for they have obtained their first taste of the instruments which will help them develop. Like the first few undulations, these students will grow rapidly in their own unique way. Juniors JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL First row, left to right: K. Yamas, B. Morrison, N. Ruter, President R. Passarella, Vice-President B. Ponzio, Secretary S. Owens, Treasurer K. Meaney, R. Stingo, T. Reid. Second row: P. Boyton, C. Morton, D. Tornberg, M. Mason, L. Cochran, A. Conkling, E. Dawson, C. Harris, J. Johnson, K. Frickel, R. Ehrnstrom, D. Krystopik, A. Arnold. With one year behind them, the juniors entered PHS again with high hopes for the year. Much has been accomplished under the leadership of Class Class of 1966 President Russell Passarella, Vice-President Robert Ponzio, Secretary Sharon : Owens, and Treasurer Kay Meaney in cooperation with Mr. Otto, class advisor. Activities included the anticipation and receiving of class rings and the tension on the morning that many students took the Preliminary PSAT's. A successful class dance in March was the highlight of the season. HOMEROOM CAFETERIA | First row, left to right: N. Karpati, N. Jimerson, C. Johnson, S. Juhl, G. Jones, J. Jembrysek, L. Kapucinski, P. Kaminsky. Second row: A. Darwin, E. Moore, R. Patillo, O. Davis, E. Jacobs, P. Humphrey, S. Hyman, J. Johnson, N. Impagliatelli, A. John. Third—row:—J.—Dennis,_t.Dorf, A. Disiena, J. Dietrick, C. Dileo, S. Dickheisen, M. Diana, E. W. Day, D. Dinehart, N Depew. 98 HOMEROOM 140 First row, left to right: V. Troche, D. Sterner, L. Stagg, D. Tuck, J. Gittoes, B. Stewart, B. Strond. Second row: T. Reuwer, C. Watson, J. Rober- son, W. Webb, |. Whitehead, B. Harris. Third row: S. Von, D. Winn, F. Ware, F. Williams, M. Ridley, R. Rhodes. Fourth row: H. Robinson, C. Robbins, J. Robertson, J. Skerzypezak, J. Wells. Left to right: P. Person, D. Fletcher, J. Simms, J. Kunzman. HOMEROOM ART ROOM First row, left to right: A. Dyer, E. Swan, S. Thomas, C. Bradshaw, J. Fuller, M. Taylor, P. Hall, M. Dziadek. Second row: V. Johnson, C. Raby, B. O'Brien, B. Geltzeiler, E. Hibbard, G. Davies, B. Graybar, S. Brown, L. Cassett. Third row: K. Wilson, R. Fisher, A. Marcinkiewcz, G. Nelson, A. Emtago, R. Hetfield, R. Basso, P. McIntyre. 100 HOMEROOM CAFETERIA 2 First row, left to right: J. Keller, E. Legat, M. Lemma, T. Mastrogiovanni, G. Kelly, D. Lacey, D. Krystopik, S. Kelly, C. Knox, G. Lee. Second row: C. La Vigne, P. Aquino, L. Mansilla, P. Lanier, E, Leath, R. Thurston, S. Lewendon, K. Kendall, L. Kellogg, C. Lewis. Third row: R. Dudley, J. Foley, B. Duchin, J. Finnerty, T. Farber, R. Frank, G. Elmore, C. Fowler. HOMEROOM 121 First row, left to right: S. Eodice, F. Einhorn, M. Feins, B. Estrin, H. Faust, N. Etkin, R. Ehrnstrom, G. Wise. Second- row: J. Cerretta, J. Cucchisi;-G. Coles, A. Cerillo, F. Carfaro, C. Johnson. Third row: D. Carter, L. Capparelli, R. Cohen, R. Clarke, O.- Clark, P.- Coleman, D. Carter, M. Carone, R. Moran, R. Carter. HOMEROOM 151 First row, left to right: N. Miller, M. McCreesh, V. McDonald, J. Toth, E. Morris, H. Ming, B. Meyer, N. Miller. Second row: H. Allen, M. Mondoro, C. McAllister, M. Millenky, L. Mitchell, S. Minor, R. Barcia, D. Bassoff, G. Bender. Third row: B. Abeles, F. Allen, E. Marks, F. Austin, E. Alexander, M. Allen, J. Barrett, L. Aprile, C. Balcius, M. Ball, P. Anderson. HOMEROOM 150 First row, left to right: R. Bencivenga, J. Beers, B. Anderson, S. Bomar, A. Arnold, D. Aufrecht, L. Babst, D. Bennett, J. Bennett, G. Agurs, S. Barron, M. Bicket. Second row: -V. Nittoli, R. Posluszny, R. O'Connor, G. Reilly, M. Phillips, W: Partyka;-R. Plenske, W: Chemidlin, T. Costello, J. Polunas, T. Panascwicz, B. Payeur, J. Pearyer, J. Petties, C. Pitt, R. Palmer, A. Omelio, H. Olsen, R. Passarella, R. Rapps. 101 102 HOMEROOM 161 First row, left to right: R. Cammarota, R. Berman, J. Blumert, J. Carter, J. Borgese, D. Frederick, R. Boyce,W. Butts, G. Cather. Second row: B. Neubert, L. Samuels, M. Williams, S. Owens, J. Samuelson, N. Pearson, C. Omelio, C. Spivey, J. Southgate, G. Shivers, |. Nesbitt, L. Nathanson. Third row: J. Brown, J. Boyce, F. Rlack, M. Brown, M. Mueller, K. Musat, G. Myers, M. Morton, J. Caldwell, W. Brown, D. Bradbury, P. Boynton. Left to right: B. Neumann, R. Murmer, G. Moss. HOMEROOM 211 First row, left to right: C. Harris, D. Guarente, P. Weiss, S. Hartman, L. Guerrieri, P. Harvey. Second row: £. Hardy, J. Hayes, C. Broaddus, C. Harris, M. Henson, CGC. Jackson, B. Hansen. Third row: R. Gilmore, D. Gilbert, R. Hamilton, R. Hammond, J. Gingold, H. Goldstein, W. Bond, W. Haberman. HOMEROOM 300 First row, left to right: C. Diana, S. Diller, P. Delancey, D. Daves. Second row: J. Toresco, D. Dellaperute, M. Didoardo, S. Crute. Third row: R. Crosby, E. Dawson, D. Darnell, C. Davis. Fourth row: M. lenni, S. Crute, D. Daly, A. James. Fifth row: M. Izzo, E. Holwitt, J. Castro, C. Ingram. Standing, left to right: D. Jennings, B. Howard, S. Johnston, D. Hibshman, R. James, R. Hoffman, R. Hoffman, J. Rosenberry, G. Jamar, G. Johnson, R. lannucci, B. Lonbothum, G. Hoernig. HOMEROOM 241 First row, right to left: J. Buchman, K. Burwell, R. Clary. Second row: C. Cherellia, L. Cochran, L. Boykin. Third row: M. Tino, B. Cimbrola, D. Crad- dock. Standing: R. Germinsky, D. Hayes, B. Harris, F. Gi- briano, C. Hansen, J. Higgins, D. Higgs, P. White, T. Helmer, L. Clark, B. Henry, T. Haedrick, O. Hill, E. Hacket. HOMEROOM 330 First row, left to right: G. Meaney, V. Viotto, R. McMahon, D. Ellenbogen, R. Lindes, F. Lester, T. Dosier. Second row: G. McFarland, L .Livingston, E. Mahnken, G. Mango, L. Manning, C. Macaulay, P. Lowe, |. Liebman. Third row: D. Littman, G. Mintz, M. Lippitt, M. Mason, J. Matejek, C. Lyles, V. McAlister, J. McGarry, W. Mehl. 103 HOMEROOM 90 First row, left to right: M. Wahrsager, M. Wooton, J. Wentz, L. Wichman, K. Yamas, D. Darish, S. Whitman, K. Wetzel. Second row: B. Witkin, R. Spivey, H. Moore, V. Tucker, L. Watson, M. Vinci- querra, M. Warchulska, M. Zoppo, D. Willcocks, S. Wells. Third row: E. Kozup, “A. Reddick, N. Wyatt, C. Wren, M. Yablon, M. Wolfe, D. Yurman, B..Young, B. Young, T. Wolff. HOMEROOM 34! First row, left to right: L. Robinson, C. Pollard, K. sRurcells aGammReaves mans Pisack, L. Terhune, S. Red- dick, A. Pinda, L. Reed, M. Radcliff, V. Piaquadio, P. Pierce, R. Reiter, S. Pendo- lino, T. Reid. Second row: N. Sauer, R. Simonds, T. Royster, P. Sampson, A. Schlecter, J. Sanders, H. Simon, D. Schmidt, C. Ruhe, H. Saunders, R. Ryl- Jun, B. Sizer. HOMEROOM 350 First row, left to right: B. Garman, J. Gates, S. Freeman, M. Garretson, L. Gavas, C. Gibriano, K. Frickel, L. Gentles, J. Graves. Second row: C. Lattin, D. Jones, J. Judson, J. Kunzman, D. Kirkpatrick, B. Jurgens, J. Kates, B. Lambert, K. Kennedy, G. Kaufman, A. Katz, W. King, B. Lawler, R. Stevens. HOMEROOM 360 First row, left to right: A. Santanstaso, L. Schropher, R. Rendino, N. Schein, B. Schwartz, P. San- tanastaso, R. Rivers, K. Schultz, C. Schultz, N. Ruter. Second row: G. Rice, J. Sherer, L. Rader, D. Swyt, D. Stairsh, J. Teets, V. Stripto, B. Sullivan, J. Raphaelson, J. Sterns, N. Stevens, J. Smith, C. Soden, B. Sutton. HOMEROOM 361 First row, left to right: B. Sheran, N. Simkin, J. Thomas, G. Schwartz, N. Schwartz, A. Simkin, L. Skirboll, G. Dunk, E. Sinett. Second row: N. Lashley, B. Sells, M. Smith, B. Brisbois, S. Seelig, S. Sliker, J. Tumolo, G.Toresco, D. Trabilsy, D. Tornberg, C. Shireman, B. Shults. Third row: M. Veghte, D. Alexander, |. Toombs, R. Szymanski, R. Walden, M. Van Blake, G. Tunison, T. Walters,.A. Tumolo, C. Vincent, L. Hawkin s. HOMEROOM 370 First row, left to right: L. Grimm, B. Greer, R. Hitzig, L. Heyman, M. Hibshman, F. Colucci, C. Greenblatt, J. Hudson, A. Conkling, A. Huff, R. Colucci, L. Grosman, L. Higgins, H. Moore, D. Leibowitz. Second row: J. Greene, M. Moore, R. Le Compte, R. Mc Knight, R. Levine, H. Reeder, H. Lee, J. Love, C. Grillo, M. Hendley, J. Hinkel, D. Colucci, C. Mills, T. Moore, M. Mango. Third row: A. Lawrence, D. Moore. Class of 1967 Sophomores HOMEROOM 50 First row, left to right: E. Owen, R. Sanders, A. Scheider- man, K. Selger, N. Schaeffer, |. Scheffer, C. Saunders, J. Saidon, R. Scuderio, J. Sherer, C. Salins, M. Sabino. Second row: J. Plummer, W. Reich, M. Peterson, H. Rawls, M. Polsky, T. Williams, J. Roach, S. Reis, J. Risch, C. Pullen, J. Pritchard, R. Reynolds, P. Petraglia. John Mc Curdy Sophomore Class Adviser The Class of 1967 started their high school career off with the highly successful Sophomore Dance. Those who attended enjoyed themselves greatly. This new Sophomore Class has begun somewhat more prepared than those preceding it. They already knew that there were no elevators and that the upperclassmen aren't really so bad. Class officers were not elected for this year, although a class representative was chosen. By doing this the students hope to learn more about government in the prospect of making their next two years at PHS more effective. I +. iFM) HOMEROOM 31 First row, left to right: M. Aiell, R. Appelbaum, M. Barnes, W. Tobin, J. Abrams, L. Altobelli, W. Bailey, R. Arrindell, R. Appell. Second row: N. Barbara, E. Bailey, L. Andersen, Ue Andersen, J. Axelsen, P. Banker, P. Barnes, V. Banswell, J. Alexander, M. Aquino, B. Andersen. Third row: E. Alexander, C. Bacher, W. Banks, J. Richard, W. Ames, S. Roberts, A. Attaway, J. Askew, A. Appelbaum. HOMEROOM 70 First row, left to right: S. Crowe, M. Helmar, J. Shaggs, L. Huff, C. Grieno, S. Calhane, E. Fleming, ee concave P. Edmondson, M. Cwieka, N. Ghanaim, S. Esaw, N. Spudeck, G. Del oldato, C.. Hicks, A. Gainey, V. Daniels. Third row: L. D , E. Joh ES} C. Hall, S. Hall, M. Harris, R. Jackson, S. Greene. ah get Salah stot ek HOMEROOM 1 4! First row, left to right: L. Reusman, K. DuBois, S. Dwarkin, M. Fisher, D. Evans, J. Davis, S. Motacki. Second row: D. deMatteo, B. Cutler, D. Allen, G. Grudup. H. Donnelly, L. Donhauser, J. Dicken- shied, S. Einhorn, E. Evans. Third row: B. Foster, B. Forster, S. Gilbert, D. Gartrell, J. Gilbert, M. Foglio, R. Garguille, R. Guadiosi, B. Gilbertson, V. Foglio, D. Gingold, R. Friedman, H. Geiger. 107 HOMEROOM AUTO SHOP First row, left to right: P. Batsarika, R. Diller, T. Crosby, J. Diionno, R. Cesare, W. Bar- rek, E, Agurs. Second row: G. Dahl, R. Freeman, R. Balis, J. Swartout. Third row: E. Cas- sett, H. Cuff, E. Frame, E. Carter, F. Butler, B. Green, I. Eckstein. HOMEROOM 20 First row, left to right: J. Tramontano, J. Tammaro, B. Vail, D. Tierno, C. Tino, M. Toresco, |. Upton, E. Upton, J. Stirrup, S. Tramontano. Second row: A. Nigro, D. Palmer, J. Omelio, B. Perkins, T Owens, J. Hunter, M. Payne, R. Pasch. Third row: T. Norgard, L. Smith, C. Peterson, T. Nelson, M. Ozeransky, T. Oldenhage, A. Pelle. HOMEROOM CAFETERIA 4 First row, left to right: J. White, R. Jordan, L. Zazzara, N. Young, H. Williams, H. Yancy, S. H. Van Ness, L. Wyatt, B. Williams, P. Whitham, |. C. Wright, R. Williams. Second row: Wynn, R. Watts. Third row: Vesuvio, J. Walters, D. Weir, HOMEROOM CAFETERIA 3 First row, left to right: B. Moore, C. Wersler, T. Vranas, J. Weintraub, J. Wachtel, K. Vickers, R. Violo. Second row: A. Tucker, K. Toombs, W. Terhune, S. Vecchio, E. White, E. Warsett, L. Whalen, A. vonAhsen. Third row: F. Ungaretta, R. Tozzi, G. Taylor, C. Tidwell, S. Tonnison, L. Trusheim, B. Sofin, G. Taylor, E. Tim- mons, A. Turner, L. Turi, T. Trelease. M. Zuccarini, Wolfe, C. Wills, Cr Urquhart, J. Velinsky, R. Urciuoli, S. Zehrfuhs, P. A. Winson, W. Krell, S. Schargel, K. Wathins. 109 HOMEROOM LIBRARY ANNEX First row, left to right: E. Skrutonski, M. Shand, N. Smith, T. Smith, B. Settele, R. Stagg, L. Smith, N. Snyder, N. Serido. Second row: K. Sharido, K. Lanham, G. Sabino, J. Romond, L. Russo, P. Ruane, R. Robinson, M. Santillo, M. Rosenthal, T. Rouland, C. Soell. Third row: G. Snedeker, B. Ruhe, M. Kane, W. Ross, L. Rookard, J. Hardy. 110 HOMEROOM 180 | First row, left to right: J. Goldberg, T. Miller, C. Fulling, S. Gerzoff, E. Fox, S. Gowdy, R. Fortunata. | Second row: B. Gruber, G. Ford, J. Laughlin, D. Geppert, A. Glaser, L. Flanagan. Third row: ! H. Love, B. Nesbitt, F. O'Brien, C. Mahnken, C. King, J. Lichtenstein, S. James, R. Haynsworth. Fourth row: B. Murray, J. Madsen. HOMEROOM 220 First row, left to right: S. Johnson, C. Jones, G. Johnson, C. Jackson. Second row: J. Johnson, M. Johnston, C. Janin, S. Jacobson, D. Jones, M. Karger, R. Bryant, C. Jakubowski, E. Johnson. Third row: G. Harris, J. Hartman, R. Hoppe, |. Hollander, W. Hoffman, E. James, B. Hayden, P. Ittleman, S. Hetrick, P. Herstein, G. Hoffman. HOMEROOM 250 First row, left to right: C. Jones, L. Jones, J. Kochie, R. Blevins, J. Johnson, R. Jones. Second row: M. Kelly, D. Kliener, M. Kent, J. Korab, N. Kremer, D. Lastinger, P. King, L. Lastinger, L. Lanier, M. Lapidus, R. Kravitz. Third row: B. Kirchofer, M. James, E. Jenotti, G. James, T. Kinney, R. Jones, H. King, S. Koblentz. iUTha HOMEROOM 251 First row, left to right: F. Jackson, J. Hill, N. Howell, L. Holthan, K. Hickok, C. Handslhuck, G. Harris, N. Guadagnino, J. Herzog. Second row: S. Cherry, S. Hall, R. Greene, J. Greene, R. Grayson, G. Grey, M. Grayer, A. Gordon, S. Goldberg, H. Gold, P. Hayles, G. Harris. HOMEROOM 261 First row, left to right: J. Carter, S. Chernus, R. Carman, A. Coleman, M. Clark, J. Ciufo, M. Cole. Second row: P. Conley, M. Ciufo, §. Cartwright, B. Collins, J. Concillo, S. Clark, M. Bailey. Third row: R. Foerster, P. FitzPatrick, GC. Ellis, D. Dilts, D. Fer- guson, J. Davis. Fourth row: 1. Dellaperute, S. Cutler, R. Davies, S. Cot, D. Fitch, B. Davies, R. Dimaria, A. Falhenberg. HOMEROOM 262 First row, left to right: S. Belin, K. Berry, M. Brandt, J. Blick, S. Bloomberg, C. Beams, P. Bloom, J. Bennett, C. Brewer. Second row: S. Bose, D. Bradshaw, M. Brant, B. Bernstein, S. Bridwell, B. Bicknell, C. Barry, L. Bealer, B. Black, J. Boyce, A. Bloom, F. Buczek, T. Boyle. Third row: J. Bishop, B. Bilus, D. Bucher, S. Baumgartner, T. Bohler, R. Brown, R. Bricks, C. Brothers. HOMEROOM 270 ws First row, left to right: D. Smith, R. Chambliss, M. Schottinger, M. hy Sharpe, C. Lewin, M. Lyons, M. Lou, R. Mack, J. Lockley, E. Johnson, S. Levesque, M. Lovelace. Second row: F. Schwartz, J. Shiappa, D. Schmeyer, F. Santora, C. Lounders, J. Sitko, J. Shebey, W. Saunders, R. Shesser, J. Smith, B. Levely, L. Petties, A. Lewis, R. Damon. HOMEROOM 331 First row, left to right: C. Meyer, S. Montford, |. Marshall, V. Mon- doro, D. Martin, N. Miller, M. Manning, F. Mansingh, A. Duboise. Second row: D. Smythe, M. Conly, L. Szymanski, L. Stylianos, A. ; Soriano, R. Stocker, J. Smith, R. Strait, J. Vance, R. Soles, W. Smith, G. Stumpo, R. Spaulding, P. Sobel, A. Calhoun, V. Miller, D. Solomon, J. Secero. TS HOMEROOM 340 First row, left to right: L. Everett, C. Pompilio, R. Read, S. Partyka, J. Pines, G. Pellegrino, C. Prunty, L. Prender, C. Posluszney. Second row: R. Marsh, B. Dillingham, E. Long, M. Mazur, T. Martino, R. Martin, P. Martino, J. Manderson, G. Mazet. HOMEROOM 362 First row, left to right: B. Rivera, F. Robinson, S. Reiter, L. Robinson, S. Renauis, B. Rivera. Second row: M. Riddick, C. Ronzo, L. Smith, V. Robinson, J. Robinson, M. Reed, D. Roach. Third row: R. Mortimer, J. McGarry, R. Naylor, R. Motley, R. Holloman, H. McGee, R. Motley, N. Nelson, J. Mondoro, P. Morgan, C. Miller, R. McDaniel, T. Meade. HOMEROOM 310 First row, left to right: D. Murray, A. Novegrod, H. Nelson. Second row: C. Paccione, P. Owings, T. Johnson, K. Oppen. Third row: L. Reardon, A. Nelson, J. Newitz, K. Nevius. Fourth row: H. Leibo- witz, T. Lee, D. Kozlowski. Fifth row: J. Aguers, R. Levinson, K. Kree. Sixth row: E. Lewis, J. Kriney, J. Kozikowski, T. Little, W. Kucinski. Left to right: R. Cannis, T. Call, J. Wachtel, D. Carter, L. Campo- lattano. nts) ACTIVITIES p eld wis sd ORME : : 5 ipples must be ion of the r The elaborat smooth and flow the imilarly, in y, there must e a complement to the classroom edu- S ent bod ing. evolvement of our stud b in order to have a smooth and com- ion cat is ide th ° ivITIeSs prov o a _ ® ion) = a ec o _2- oO ° _ c 2 5 me) % = = © “ 7) o 19] o ec es w ® p= o peu ape ue —_ c ® oO J aa wn o om 9 “a o o a. ° (9) uv plete growth. School act Student Council NS Student Council members This year the Student Council raised money for Kim Suk Joo by organizing the student-faculty basketball game, sponsored two dances, and collected stamps for the Pineywood School. Robert Ponzio, a member of the class of '66, was elected State Student Council President. The Executive Council: Standing, left to right: J. Arrindell, J. Lipp- man, Mr. Kern, Mrs. Chorba, Dr. Francis, J. Fisher, R. Passarella, K. Demarest, (seated) T. Turi, V. North, A. Thigpen, S. Rosenberg. — The Fall Mixer Bey, Student Faculty Basketball Game Yi e NCL PERE: Student Council Meeting As seen through the eyes of Student Council President Allen Thigpen Kim Suk Joo, our Korean orphan Milestone The noble efforts of the Milestone staff have produced this year book. i i | MILESTONE Wait ‘til Miss Rice sees this! Miss Regina Rice, the MILE- STONE advisor. Now where did she file that test? a Do blondes have more fun? 120 LVhejiunirec Vol XXXII, No. 5 Plainfield High Chon Plainfield High Schoo!, Plainfield, New Jersey To Represent Jer ey The Vasnlield sligh Senco!’ Small Mixed Chorus wader Ow direction of F. Laule Hooker will represent the wale of New a the Musi EAwca tor Convention in Buffalo, New York, on Fedewary 6, The concert will conulst of five major parte, T drsbute 19 Randall Th elutes ‘'Alteluts, Words of Dayal,’ Peacetl Kingsom.” portion conkivts of (wo numbers componed by Gregory Kosteck, � ration of Malntiels. They ave “Fanter Bells’ and Iealm aL Moérigals to Further Program The hind port comprines two ‘Moa Cueur de Ha= Lasews and Menry Purcell Trexe Ovlignttul, Ploaeuat Groves.” ‘The fourth part conmlating of two mph tale, My Lord Whaat� Mornin’ by M, J. Burleigh and Kaeckiel Saw de Wheel” witliam hy 1° has Whew The Salute Co Marehin Ine Concart Presented to City On January 27 the Choess pre sented to the poblic in the Piain Lheld Nigh School auditorium the sancert to be performed in Bul tale, Mr. weed Mrw- f, Louis fhooker, Michael Nittoli, aod De, Jean Francia wil) travel to Buffalo 7AUh Ube chorus: The Urip hae been financed by two concerts presented earlier thiw year the Scholarship Con cert featuring planlot Novant Kar pats and the Acooal Chrizvans Concert. 1965 Presidential Inauguration Witnessed by Gershon Locker Gershon Locker, senior, won the Youth Appreciation Week Cantewt which wan apartot Youn Appreciation Week, November 4-28, apannored by te Opls mmlat Club of Plainfield, Plainfinid, South Plainfield, and North Plainfield Nigh Sebools tach selected to eusents te compels in Uw content. Mary Gershon Locker Seheckmen and Gershon repre- sented Plasfweld Migh School The conteat consisted of a WERA radlo interview in whlch the oti dents Were questioned on euch matters an tonnage dating and the draft, both of which Gerahan advocated. The Wisner received lavite- tions to the Inauguration und 16 the Insoqural farade which were Presented to them by Senators Clifford Cane and Harrison A, Williazas. ‘The respective winners fruta the these local high schools left For Washington on Tuwsday, Jan- wary 1 waar the eupervision of Mios Patricia Bridges, member Of the Social Stusien Depart- on Priday, WAUiaran Whig suIOMer at Rs of- fices in Washington, 0.6, Gersion ia a member of the National Honor Society, te edi- lor ln chief of Vialntalk, Sce- reary-Treasurer of the Fucure Seientints of America, snd a member of the Math Chub, Korean Orphan Proposes Teaching For A Career Kim Suk Joo’s Advice: Studying Brings Rewards Seven yeare age. in Pusan, Korea 4 young boy wax Cound wrnndering In the oteeots by city. autboritivw. On July ty 1998 ty boy, Kim Suk Joo, wax placed in tho Crave Oprhanage th Pusan. in. Maroh of 1089 i waw adopted by the atudenite of Plainfield hugh Sheol. Thin adoption was vpxcuared by the Kim Suk Joo Comouties Of which Belsy Magwman Us now chairman, In order (0 support Kim, $160.00 must be erat to Pusan through the Poster Par- gals Plan of New York. The money Wy rated each year through a glen facully bawket= ball game. At fourteots, Kim ox dexgelbed by Intlern from the Crowe Or= AUlractive with Raw fietures, At Wie orphanage be Ukes ta help yousgor children, Average Meals Atypical Sharing « roomeith olehtotter boys, Kita belps with tha bovee hold duties andhas a strong euowe ‘of rawponsibility. A typical men) Served at the orphaauge would Be dolled rice vegetable soup, boot cake, sprouix ant pickles, plus fiat) od snk. Alter meas Kim attenda church services at the Seventh Day Adventist Church whick supports the orpiansue. Bosebali Thrives in Pusan AU school whare Kico s intl Ugonse standard Us high, be en- Joye roading and writing. tn the field of sports Kim is quite Americag = 1 lee baseball 69 mmuich,”” A favorite bobby of kim’s be Keeping x stamp collection Drama Club Assists Play ‘Hairbrush Mystery’ Resolved by Revival On “Wednevday and Thuraday, January 27 and 29, junior sealore viewed the ection of The Mys Silver- Backed Hs A junior-senior play Bas tra diticoally bean presented by the Droma Cisb, Other productions on the elub schedule include the assembly play, the interclasy plays, and weverai nx Lies. Preporationx for in- Je plays arenow endecwny, “The Mystery of the ilver- Backed Halrbruoh, wrilteo by Barton Crune, wax directed by Mrs. Sandra Albert, with the as aislance of Chuan Jotaven, Sta den t Director: Joan Delucchio, Axsistant Director: wal Amy Sussman, Techalcal Director, The audience witnesned the wsnler of J. Greweome Smith (Prank Muccigroeai), « wealthy playboy, and the aubsoqueat ar- HlveLof Chesterton (Jack Carooe), -n great dotective, and his annial ant, Dobson (Larry Sas). “Elementary my Dear Watson’? Cevtouely this pair wasp aatire on the famous {iotloeal devective Sherlock tloloes and his awaist= ant Walon. Suvwral munoeriome and props used by Chowtarion ond Dobscn wore vomparanle to ones sed by Holmes and Watwun, 4 pair of nervous and hyntorl cal mold, Muinie snd Piuewin (kobin Karuganer and Nancy Bennet), mads thelr appearance, generally tending confess Chesterion “by giving him con- flseting teatimony ard by hiding the murderer. Eventually, dw groatdetective, through 3 derlen of “brilliant deductions, narcowed hia list of suspecta down to averel cantia= bine. These turn out 16 be dead OF Out of the country, Furthar “Srililont Deductions” are failures The great Chesterton deter- mined that the guilty one must hawe been cue of the audience, He ordered an uber (Sim Rob= ersoa) 16 lech all doors, and Waited for 4 confess: Two students, (Robbie Drang aod TW Newman) coafeemed the grinie bul were proven fulue When the victun revived ond de- lared Rimself alive. High Schoo! orphan, Kim Suk Joo, stands In front of Korean orphan- oe. Riva Suk Jo's ultiumate yoat i to become + teacher. The ch ‘of the fulfillmen high Indes, oa espresued by “as gt niece rE NO HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE. Among those chosen ax Sen - lor Superlatives are, |, to r.: Robin Kartegener, dost Talented: Kar- ren Huff, Most Sophistlonted; D. Paul Bryant, Class Wit avid Taub, Most Intallectual, ond Photo by Mintz Sampling of Top Students Hall-of-Famers Represent The Superlatives of the class Of 1985, chosen laat week by secret ballot so all senior homes rootna, will be featured tn the Milestooe Hall of Fume, Miss Kegina Rice, advieor, announced January 2 The Hall of Fame hae become @ (rsdilion bu the yearbook to give due recoguition to cuts taid= ing members af Ga senior clues, Karning he recognition of bax- ing “Contributed Moet! to PHS are Lee Allen Thignen, Studect Council President, and thie year's DAN Good ¢ Eiptent, Kay Dew audition 10 Us presidential ican Field Service, PHS we, und The Entree, Kay ipites In Student Cowie, the Milustons, National Honor Society, and the Usleriig Squad. Football, GAA Merit “Moot Ath= latic”® Vic Werhunglon, Mest Ath= Fotie'’ nenior boy was wi ective Particigant an Varaity track sri football, Linda Mudsen, corres pooding wiewer, holds mamber- abips in the Usher's Squad, Drama Club, the Senior Play Conimtive, and the Girlie? Ath fetic Aneociation The bey ard girldaened Host Popular’ by Uw Senior Claxe ore Ray Tice and Yirginis North, of the Stuctent the Projection Squad, 1 atid the wreatling teams. Virginta, MH the Student participates in Chorus, Ushering Squad, aod Cheeriaaaing. “Sophisticates’ Chosen Karsh Muff xpd J have been voted. “Moat Uucated” for ihe Hall of Fame. Koren ie member of the Chonmies, PMS Airtime, Travel Club, and parlorrowd in the Sen- lor Play. Both members af Drama Coun- cli, Rabin Kacteginee ant Jase are conuiiered the “ Aoat fe eaectibare of the Claes 1968. Pebin, io addition to being Sentor Class Secretary, performed in the Senlor Play and s member of Clase Coun cil Jack who ls presisent of Drama Club, wae moderator of PIGS Airtime (or two years, aid welds membersdip in the key Clab Martie Wensicck and Bruce Levine bave been chosen geet Plirts” by their elax nates, Margic contributne to PHS Airtime, the Drazou Club, and © Sealer Mi ay Committer Groce’s preeent activities in- elude Scadent Council Committee, Swim). tour, and the Milestone. Humor Delegated The WI of the Claar of $088 are Brysnl and Lo berts Druxe. Vavl, aside (rom dsvoting tae to husor, por Ucipaten in varetty football and Junlar varkity basketboll. Ro- Bert, ae Babhs,' io xoxistant @Ator uf PID News Burean, 2 member of The Entree, bi none, PHS Airtiosn Drona Club, Viainialk, Anseebly Coramittes, and Avioracan Fiels Service, Linda Crook and Jahn Delon ar¢ considered ip be the “Beat Looking’ Senior. Civda iv a mersber of the Stuteni Council, Participated in a Seaior Pls Conoittee and alse in the Mes- Sengers Squad. Join bas sistently attained membership ces thu baseball team. The “Clase intellectuals, Sally Roumgarmer and David Tayb, are bath membors of Natlans| Honor Society of which David ts president, Sally ie rina of the Aaxembly mittee, � metaber of Plaintalk, the Ushec'a Squd, the Future lb, eceally placed in in aSdLtiOn 16 hie proak 1 Ao-a mamber of the Chess Club, Math Club, und the Future Success P rophesied (More on Syperistiver, Page 3) Dropout Council To lenite udious Upder the direction of Dr. Jean Francis, § Dropost Council hos Dbaen formed to laflvence wtusen to finiuh thedr high school educa Hon and to arge parents ta fully Understand thie iecowsity Bh 196) ammall eubcommitter of the Curriculum Commitwe Kas farmed inctusing toculty members Joweph Molt, John Mc Curdy, ant Dr. Francis. thoy were Joiwd tain yrar by Paul Couphous and Gary Nicholex. The Oplimivt Clad, in aiding cil, offered to “speak to dents und their parents the stu Dropout Percentage Nationally bow park of Hope’ univer upproximately forays fiy Percent of the wtuvent Body, aed ln coingsrisan (0 the national Sfatletics this percentage te low Dr, Francin fools atx student is “thing all of hls subjects and only sshiaal 19 see ht friends, seems b him to (there aveme ul te sive mn pit to good use Students Influence Olscuesions Vis a copgestion of Jovoph president of te 1963- budent Connell, four junior stafente awe abluined membar= Entree editors: (front row, left to right.) M. Sobel, P. Dreier, D. Katz; (back row) J. Johnson, G. Mintz, R. Goldstein, C. George, Mr. Zimmerman, S. Mendelson. Assistant editors: (left to right) S. Rothberg, N. Simkin, M. Ball, C. Schultz, P. DeLancey. Debbie Katz, Editor-in-Chief Chorus Harriet Ming, one of the accompanists Hooker, went to Louis under the direction of Mr. the MENC Convention in Buffalo representing the state of New Jersey. The Small Mixed Chorus, The Large Mixed Chorus Who sang that sour note? 123 Paul Brown, Drum Major, President of the Band “Attention! |-2-3! Our illustrious Brass Choir No Woodwinds and percussion Past and present Senior All-State Band members The Color Guard vs. the wind. P.S. Who let that dumb bird on the field? The Dance Band. We'll play for free. “Without these white lines we'd be lost! Usher Squad Help, Miss Conahey! The only place left for homeroom 230 to sit is on the floor. Safety Squad Don't follow us. We panic! The calm before the storm The many books and magazines in the P.H.S. library would, never hold their rightful places on the shelves if it were not for the efforts of the Library Council. Classifying, shelving, and checking literature in and out are among the necessary duties fulfilled by the council, headed by Miss Jones and Mr. Nichols. Student Store Students purchase supplies from Student Store. L277, Drama Club People. work ® on Podtriste Assembly ¥ be n 160 after SKhool an “thors. tele II at 3:00, | Bae Costume Cammitt Meeting (Men DAY Feb. IF SIS RM. 1p Don't drop the plate glass window! Pssti Could you say my line a little louder? Drama Council Standing, left to right: S. Koblentz, J. Milley, K. Frickel, C. Johnson. Seated: |. Wolfe, R. Coven, N. Ellenbogen, J. Carone, S. Goldman, R. Kartagener. i It's easier to buy wall Paper.” This club plans the assembly programs of the year. 129 Future Scientists You put milk, egg, and 3 tablespoons of sugar; mix thoroughly and — yum, yum! Future Teachers These students will become the future classroom teachers. 130 The Nurses “We're waiting for Santa. “Oh, wasn't | supposed to add that much pepper? Officers: C. Antini, B. Anderson, P. Lanier, P. Lenhart. Future Nurses Future Homemakers National Honor Society Scholarship, leadership, character, service “How bourgeois! Math Club Roses are red, Violets are blue, he 7 == fake Does it = b, too? Why can't we all be foreign exchange students? American Field Service AFS Boosters: J. Lippman, B. Morse, Ako Tanaka, E. Schargel, J. Fisher. AFS members help their club financially by selling snacks at basketball games. Human Relations This group, newly formed, discusses various problems. Stage Electric ‘ a a 3 3 ° = 7 ES . j : Aw : | , 13) = - c : o : : ; fon) : f= : : = : . - : a | S : | , ZnO ; s | : | oe sa ou Ors eee ion Squad t jec J £7 eee £ ee iy yy Pro ting were wail _ Russ Well Chess Club Science Projects if this worked Now German Club a Parlez vous Espanol? Fiat ait KAD EES HAOTEREAEAGLAL nau ae it Modern Dance Simon says... Spanish Club If | could play, we could all sing along.’ Jr. Classical League sui | | Students of the classics. Key Club “See opp i o A J. Milley, C. Cur- ted Schneekloth, W. Larew. icers sea ran, W. te O ibe 4 News Bureau i nom NANCIE SERA Looking for ideas ... and | don't even know how to type!” Plaintalk We're posing.” 138 Y = Airt rinks) And your name, young man? fix the tape! 3 ° = ° e o = L 2) = “” O io Club Rad . - 2 ae ht we h ae nye ae we} Li] ied, Cc 0) i= ° + - o = + i] oO “ on) 3 a 28 aero 0 +— on 2 Sorry, | thought this was the hair spray. Hey, what are we supposed to do next? 140 as i Who is it from? The ENTREE staff works on. -up. ith the ibes Roberta's make Robin descr what was | supposed to do w Now, body? . Just as certain of the ripples are more pronounced and vivid from their close physical contact with the pebble, the students who participate in extra-curricular athletic pro- grams respond to the desire for physical activ- ity and, in doing so, bring recognition not only to themselves, but to their teammates and to the school they represent. The Class of 65 saw the P.H.S. Varsity football team again attain fabulous heights. Under the guidance of Head Coach Abe Footbal| Smith and his able assistants Mr. Richard Kern, Mr. Lew Watts, Mr. Gerald Farkas, and Mr. Nick Chrisicos, the team compiled a record. The Cards again gave their school the Central Jersey Group IV Championship. FOOTBALL SCORES Leading out the retiring seniors are Ray Tice, Vic Washington, ‘Ejes eae Somervillas a UE) 12 and Jack Comune. Returning lettermen will include Butch Kates, yA mae Tite Seay mun Ep Pete Boyton, Don Marcantonio, Bruce Young, and Maurice Brown. AGC VERS s tel Se Edison eens Uae Bie Bye REN binders rete sake Werle Cae ee Bas pbs bce AG, ee eee Jefferson _- [Shia BERS Perth Amboy 260 aed a UriiKovappeekt et ee ied Cal Front row, left to right: J. Manderson, W. Saunders, Wm. Nesbitt, T. Lee, C. Bumpas, J. Smith, A. Tucker, K. Toombs, L. Jones, Coach Chrisicos. Middle row: J. Pritcher, J. Plummer, H. Love, H. King, G. Grey, M. James, S. Cutler, E. Hall, R. Brown, T. DellaPerruti. Back row: R. McDaniels, T. Kinney, E. James, R. Gargiule, J. Mondoro, R. Jones, J. Hartman, A. Attaway, J. Sitko. Words of wisdom from a mighty coach. Upperman snares his pass. Kates moves for a first down. 144 Front row, left to right: D. Fredericks, P. Tobias, D. Gargiule, V. McAllister, B. Young, Coach Smith. Back row: Coach Farkas, J. Slaughter, G. Toresco, W. Brown, R. Hoffman, C. Buck, T. F. Marigliano, J. Cabbell, R. Upperman, J. Guttridge, A. Katz, Krug, J. Comune, E. Jackson, Coach Chrisicos. Middle row: W. Larew, R. Gleason, W. Young, P. Boynton, G. Meany, J. Coach Kern, T. Costello, W. Schneckloth, J. Walton, S. Statham, Kates, D. Marcantonio. R. Tice, V. Washington, C. Robinson, R. Lambert, L. Fishman, Varsity coaches, left to right: L. Watts, A. E. Smith, R. Kern, G. Farkas. Comune fades to throw Vic aims for the uprights. Dick Gleason Ron Upperman Cecil Allen Pete Boynton Butch Kates Charlie Buck 146 Don Marcantonio Jack Comune Jim Guttridge Al Katz Vic Washington 147 Cross Country Our Cross Country harriers were again the pride of Coach John Pepe. The number one spot was held down by Senior Tim Kliner, a leader through the season. A bright future can be expected with returning lettermen Rich Dudley, Dave Trabilsly, and Greg Wynn. Tim Kliner George Hobbs Front row, left to right: R. Dudley, D. Trabilsly, G. Wynn. Back row: J. Cheffi, G. Hobbs, T. Kliner. 148 Golf The P.H.S. Golf team again completed a most successful season under the direction of Coach John Pepe. The team compiled a record of 8-4 and scored high in the State tournament. The team was lead by Sophomore Bruce Young. Other members were Scott Meyer, Nick Lacey, and Bill Hayes. 7 : Basketball Milestone Salutes Coach Brann The '65 basketball season was a credit to both Coach Bill Brann and to his fine team. They concluded a winning season with a 9-8 record. This was high- lighted by upset victories over Bridgewater-Raritan and South Plainfield. Both these games will long be remembered by P.H.S. fans. This brings Brann's season record to 9-8. The team was led by returning lettermen Don Alexander and Daryll Burgess. Coach Brann has pros- pects for an even brighter future with lettermen Ed Hatchet, Bruce Howard, and 'Jazzy'' McDaniels returning. BASKETBALL RECORD RActn Me ole be sul 2 Od Mat al Thomas Jefferson BriGge Walenin emo ener eee iin © iiesem ream neue brit teta aL rae Sim, IMGINy Le Woodbridge Perth Amboy Perth Amboy Linden SO [ies ieee Re ey Winton seeeset oe gee E ent dtse oe Be aD South Plainfield Scotch Plains Bridgewater Union Players receive guidance from able coach. Laan 2 points irl. Again Alexander from backcourt. : Mt: ee 9 Ge. 32 See ee ‘ me pal 5 “ ° Coach Brann listens to ideas of his team. a Hatchett drives for 2. tbo it up team . Baseball The ‘64 baseball team com- piled an impressive 10-5 record. Under the direction of Coach Jack Liddy the power of Paul Kiely, Harry Fisher, Mike Man- cini, and the Bowers brothers, Dave and Don, was brought to the fore. Returning lettermen include Russ Impagliatelli, Butch Kates, and Alan Vogel. Russ swings for the fences! BASEBALL RECORD Ep Briinswicks peel sire caer een ae enone ae New Brunswick _. Perth Amboy - Bridgewater Union) ieee ae eee Linden See Aa ewes eee Whe Westtield (2c. in ee ae eee | eRe ele sretreg euler Bane E. Brunswick ¢) Oi then Cees eae, New Brunswick _ | A eee et) Med na AL se Wiketexeletiteleys ete 2 As Eee ibe Sd eee Oe Springfield Wy fapeed coed Pe DARL SERIS ST the Bridgewater Bie RSE Us AEE St. Matyis 216 O02 SRae eeee Sera fal ees SouthiPlaintiolc seas es seeeeeeeeeeee 2 Butch scoops up a grounder. p52 Front row, left to right: Coach Liddy, N. Blick, C. Lombardi, C. Battoni, J. Metsoplos, G. Boley, A. Wachtel. Mid- dle row: D. Bowers, J. Tumolo, A. Vogel. Back row: H. Fisher, D. Bowers, R. Im- pagletelli, P. Kiely, J. Kates, R. Sarty. An easy base. . .. and the pitch .. . Vogel looks to the plate. Strike three. 153 The '65 mermen concluded their season compiling an 8-5 i : record. This fair result was augmented by the list of records set Swimming by Coach Vic Liske's men. Senior Gary Nevius set school records in the 40, 50, and 60 yard freestyles. A total of six records were also set by Juniors Clark Lattin and Bruce Sutton. The forementioned three combined with SWIMMING RECORD Joel Blumert to form the outstanding medly relay. pee ae Continued success is expected in '66 with returning lettermen ee | SS SS a eee ee ee . a A Alec Sten anak PAPAS e Lattin, Sutton, Blumert, Tom Dorf, Dick Spaulding, Dave Jones, Bl ase Bridgewater . - and Bob Ponzio. (S7A ae ee Montclaire aes Raliway? i eee Morristown 2 yeas saa Se Asbury Park Invingion) eee Seton Hall 2 Diario WVASGiniIOKol ete oe Mountain Lakes _ _. 54 Tnedettersong ae eee a eneaees 29 Fairs awn 2 ee ee 32 Front row, left to right: T. Dorf, D. Spaulding, D. Jones, J. Blumert, G. Nelson. Middle row: B. Carpenter, S. Lattin, G. Nevius, J. Null, T. Hannon. Back row: B. Ponzio, M. Strauss, D. Simon, S. Turner, B. Levine, B. Sutton, B. Rosenberg, T. Mayer. Coaches (L) L. Wonsidler (R) V. Liske. Jeff warms up. Glenn shows his skill. The champion relay team! 154 The jack knife position. The coach's helpful guidance. The scene at a practice. Wrestling The matmen completed a_ victorious season with a record of 7 wins and 5 losses. Although P.H.S. placed no wrestlers in either Regional or State Championships, Coach John Pepe is looking forward to a better season next year. The loss of two Seniors, Jim Guttridge and Cecil Allen, will be offset by returning lettermen Jim Petties, John Borgese, Rufus Hammond, and Percy Powell. Maybe next year will see another P.H.S. state champ? WRESTLING RECORD ee Woodbridge Percy's ready to fight. VAG SAE 542 View Cranford [GEARS Sore: WABI ACS FoR eset oe SE A UE Sree eS le KOninecly gie batts tee eee eee ee Bridgewater Raltwayyeeias tea A cca AE Da he OT Ele T. Jefferson Uycikovihy boees bebe wk ewe 2s et Scotch Plains - Eclicc rig tt eee Fs es ELL Hunterdon Slormtarepisle)? sb ee Greg takes a rest. Front row, left to right: P. Kochie, J. Borgese, A. Slater, G. Elmore, V. Stripto, P. Powell, Coach Pepe. Back row: Coach Farkas, J. Slaughter, J. Petties, R. Hammond, C. Allen, J. Guttridge, R. O'Brien, E. James. SURE. cae m ® ei e ® AIISOM IAM Irving holds a “two on one. Matt begins an escape. Percy wants that pin! Front row, left to right: J. Smith, D. Ferguson, |. Whitehead, G. Wynn, Ren + M. Schottinger. Back row: Coach Farkas, A. Bloom, W. Nesbitt, D. a aos Bits choke gig Carter, J. Folley, Tennyson Moore. Ln P.H.S. Track Under the leadership of Coach Baron Hicken, the '64 track team was lead to greater height. The team was lead by Senior Paul Wilson, who added not only to the team but also his own string of records. Also featured were Vic Washington, Jim Cabbell, Ron Upperman, Perry Tchorni, and Al Katz. Ron Upperman at the line. Sprinters at work. Set for the jump. Katz hurls the shot. 158 Front row, left to right: V. Washington, J. Cabbell, K. Hobson, P. Wilson, R. Upperman. Back row: Coach Hicken, S. Lewendon, T. Kliner, B. Henry, P. Glasser, P. Tchorni, Coach Kern. A new record? Vic hands off to Jim. He flies through the air with the greatest of ease... He) Captain Jaffe displays his swing. Tennis The '64 tennis team was again guided to success by Coach William Wolgamuth. The leading man on the court was Richard Jaffe. His chief support came from Roger Coven, Mark Mason, and Rick Cohen. PR Fighting to win! 160 Our doubles teams. A. swift return. Ready to return. Mason awaits the serve. Watching the serve. 161 Senior cheerleaders. Captain Ellen Schargel leads a cheer. Front row, left to right: N. Young, J. Korab, N. Smith, J. Blick, S. Riter, R. Kravitz. Back row: M. Scheckman, A. Conkling, $. Rosenberg, Nora Etkin, G. North, S$. Lewendon, J. Lippman, Nina 162 Etkin, A. Commune, M. Wooten, T. Turi. Practice makes perfect? Stand up! Sit down fight, fight, fight! | forgot! sanscen venison itm ve School spirit on the field! State Champs, again! Twirlers Leading school spirit. Co-captains Lynn Swerdloff and Jane Fisher. Front row, left to right: Sharon Bomar, Liz Barret, Lynn Swerdloff, Jane Fisher, Joan Scherer, Marianne McCray. Back row: Bev Blackburn, Jill Scherer, Joan Dance, Sherry Dance, Caole Busher, Sue Fisher. Year History Remember September?—It seems so long ago now. Remember the regret at leaving summer friends and summer freedoms—? Remember the new plans, the dreams that this year was to realize? Some of them were only fantasies and have © « vanished, but some came true, aN is tess | give us eetag e recall now, in June, aayearn away, « © x wa _ SEPTEN ABER: We. left the sunny summer. Happ fo efird to the Wwerld of ueke i “shirts, combed hair, and shod feet. There was at new class of Sophomores torbe hazed and assimilated. We chose our Student Houncil representatives. The Seniors began to count the days until June. OCTOBER: By this time we had given up. al hope of summer's returning and settled down, to . make sthis, the best year yet. The well Mixer ING dhG, POPPapaees, fh chance: to get into the social swing, NOVEMBER: A lively month. The supporters. bf L.B.J. battled it out with oe of Ba Au HO. The Plainfield football team beat Westfield! The Senior Play “left ‘em rolling in the aisles. Bob Ponzio was elected President of the State Council. DECEMBER: _ Seniors took the. College ” ‘Boards for the last time and rushed off “then: cbegén - he jtong wait (with: crosse fingers. The Christmas Choral Concert pit us in the mood for the holidays. The home rooms engaged in the annual stamp contest. Winter arrived, the class of '64 held its reunion, and we all enjoyed a long vacation. JANUARY: Seniors resumed counting the days. The Senior-Faculty Basketball Game pr Vide the méney to readopt Kim.pWe Had {new andy’ always + on the weekends. Again we lost a great man close to our hearts. He was 4 British, but� shad been madeyan- honorary! ‘Arjeritany citizens the: world, mourned the “death of Sim Winston Churchill, surely the greatest man of this century. _ FEBRUARY: Our Small Mixed Chorus wes the hit of the National Convention of High School Music Teachers at Buffalo. fashington had a birthday, and the A.F.S. had a Tag Day. Who will forget L.R.F.T.S.B.P.T.? MARCH: The earth began 6 yout; fromyunder the blanket of winter. It was a time for beginning. We ‘ Glecfed oar ‘Student Council officers for next year. ait breif fs paok,t the, College , Boards, and Seniors tensely watched (the mails. ein but pleasant-month. ‘We greeted | spring with a’ Student Council iheains d Conceft. BY lettermen had their day. Those’long-awaited college roplie septs began to ‘is ie The h hunt for summer jobs was on. Easter, Agestion ave sis — 6 ‘, “chance to Ne “start ‘work on our term papers. op Y: A Choral Festival and a fashion show highlighted’ “the month. Co. -ops vadded apie : @. dhe re Juniors begen 5 4A L JUNE: It's hoaeaieosie The rollercoaster ride begins: up, up high for the Prom: then down for exams and up and down until graduation—the end—the getting-off place—the beginning. We go our several ways. Remember September? ubzero) ‘térhperatures-—but i LA Oe Saha discouraging note. The Seniors left ; thy) feollegesvarry-cycte, 165 — The MILESTONE editors check the lay-out. Milestone Staff The Editors Editor inechie ise aie mull ear care Robert La Rossa Activities Editonupsus iets Ue oleae Beverly Morse Faculty iiccliton |i eeu moat ee Mute TU are Linda Lewis SONton Ector au tue oe UOT Ue ek aes Kay Demarest SPOrtSwiclitor) eae Nen tke aye Oe ee Steve Jones Underclass Editor) salen il Maly atta Linda Smith Literary AdvisOn us 25 ..ce0ulRe Mle Miss Regina Rice Business (Advisors: ie susul ean aia Mr. Joseph Malt Editor-in-chief, Bob La Rossa, checks the final product. 166 TYPING STAFF: UNDERCLASS STAFF: Left to right: L. Smith, ACTIVITIES STAFF: Seated, left to G. Schwartz, M. Millenky, E. Sinett, B. Sheran. right: S. Levine, B. Morse, C Mabie, J. Geiss. Standing: N. Ruter, P. Weiss. N. Etkin, N. Etkin, ' , ite FACULTY STAFF: Left to right: L. Lewis, A SENIOR STAFF: Standing, left to right: R. Kartagener, M. Kent, S. Seelig, .K. Blick, Simkin, B. Graybar. P. Shand, G. Schwartz. Seated: L. Nasti, K. Demarest, S. Bliss. SPORTS STAFF: Steve Jones. T. Cunniff, J. DelVechio, S. Toth. ADVERTISING STAF: Seated, left to right: B. Sheran, S. Levine. Stand- ing: L. Livingston, H. Simon, E. Sinett, N. Blick. 170 Congratulations and West abe to the Plainfield High School Class of 1965 LOCKHEED ELECTRONICS COMPANY A Division of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation 171 “The great end of education is, to discipline rather than to furnish the mind; to train it to the use of its own powers, rather than to fill it with the accumulations of others.” — Tyron Edwards. PLAINFIELD TRUST STATE NATIONAL BANK MAIN OFFICE FRONT STREET OFFICE 202 Park Avenue 111 E. Front Street SEVENTH STREET OFFICE NETHERWOOD OFFICE 120 W. Seventh Street 1125 South Avenue FANWOOD OFFICE COUNTY LINE OFFICE 45 Martine Ave. S., Fanwood 1225 West Seventh Street Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 172 PLAINFIELD SHORT HILLS DRAKE COLLEGES OF BUSINESS f Co-educational One- and Two-Year Diploma Courses Accounting - Secretarial - Typewriting School located at NEWARK, ELIZABETH, ORANGE, NORTH PLAINFIELD, PASSAIC NEW BRUNSWICK Approved By The New Jersey Congratulations State Dept of Education Founded 1883 PLainfield 6-3100 DRexel 6-3100 173 Everything for... The GUY and The GAL R. J. GOERKE CO. ELIZABETH, N. J. FL 1-1600 PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES PLAINFIELD, N. J. PL 6-5900 excellent design skilled craftsmanship superb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST 17 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8, N. Y. PHILADELPHIA PROVIDENCE MANUFACTURING JEWELERS . t 6 t iJ 8 t t t J | | i t t | i | : TROPHIES a t | 1 ] 8 8 | t a a 1 1 i) ' ' L] ' 1 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT T. R. LOIZEAUX FUEL CO. “Our Concern Is Your Comfort” Where do you go Graduation is a time for looking OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES ahead ... a smart first step in TO from here... and the direction of your ultimate Peres ma ae how do you get ambition is to open a savings there? account here... then keep add- He nh ; ing to it regularly. The cash re- QUEEW Crrw iit SAW I wes, hid serves you will accumulate can AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 3 IHN aid in financing your education ator or speed your progress up the ladder of success to solid reine achievements. 3% % ON SAVINGS COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY ASSETS OVER 24 MILLION 107 PARK AVENUE PL 7-4400 PLAINFIELD, N. J. Showplace of Nationally Advertised Brands 316 W. 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