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The Senior Class of Plainfield High § Presents DEDICATION TO MR. ABRAM E. SMITH: — for his unyeilding devotion in the field of athletics; —for his friendly counseling and deep understanding; —for his spirit instilled in the students and faculty of P.H.S.— We, the staff of Milestone ’68 dedicate the product of our efforts. As devoted in the last game as in the first. Mr. Smith fondly recalls 25 years of suc- cessful coaching. Seniors page 23 Activities page 103 Table of Contents page 151 Student Life page 173 i er WS SS SEG cnsiatonOADASS FACULTY | 4 $ eiRsie BS 15 oe Wilanreiavea wes con ee RAE Bu Tene OA ode tut “iL EAE, Wallace F. Gleason uperintendent of S Vice Principal Dr. Jean Francis Dr. Noble Hiebert Vice Principa Board of Education From left to right: Dr. Richard Neblett, Mr. C. D. James, Mr. John Bliss, Mrs. C. J. Yamas, Mr. Max Bussel. Mr. Charles Bauman 9 NICHOLAS BADIDA Special Education WILLIAM J. BALL Language Department; A.F.S. Adviser PARK ICY NEL. BAL VER Language Department GAR) BEEHUER English Department ANDREA BENDER Social Studies Department JAMES O. BERMAN English Department CHARLES F. BISHOP Science Department GEORGE BLACKMAN Social Studies Department RICHARD W. BOOHER Science Department DAVID V. BOURQUE Business Department; Entree Business Adviser KENNETH. BOWMAN Physical Education; Football Coach JOHN H. BOYER Mathematics Department; Department Head 10 WILBUR F. BRANN Physical Education Department PATRICIA BRANNON English Department GEORGE BUBRICK Mathematics Department FRED CALABRESE Social Studies Department; J.V. Basketball Coach ANNE K. CAMPOLATTANO Language Department; J.C.L. Adviser EDGAR Js .CARNEY, English Department; Handbook Adviser LIONEL H. CARRIER Language Department CHARLES) “bv GARTER: Special Education Department RICHARD CHABAK Home, Industrial, and Fine Arts Department WALTER CHERSACK Music Department; Band Director NICHOLAS. J. CHRISICOS Physical Education Department JOHN CHUFO English Department; Assembly Committee Adviser 11 PETBR Ay CILIBER TO Language Department PATRICIA 2B CLANGY Social Studies Department; Cheerleading Adviser; Student Council Adviser JOHN P. COOGAN Business Department; Distributive Education Club of America Adviser; Assistant Wrestling Coach ROBERT M. COOPER Music Department; Chorus Director PAUL C GOUPHOS Home, Industrial, and Fine Arts Department; Cooperative Industrial Education Adviser LOIS CRESPY Mathematics Department ARTHUR DE CROSS Science Department SUSAN DE MARCO Social Studies Department CONNIE DE VERSTERRE Home, Industrial, and Fine Arts Department HELGA M. DIETERICH Language Department; German Club Adviser DEE DRAPER English Department; Drama Club Adviser HELEN R. DURKIN Home, Industrial, and Fine Arts Department te? ALICE TL. EGAN English Department AGNES L. EGGIMANN Science Department SUSAN U. ENDERSBE Social Studies Department ROSE FRANCO Language Department KARL S. FRITZ Mathematics Department LUTHER GEARHART Social Studies Department PATRICIA N. GEROW English Department PEPI HERBST English Department; Milestone Adviser NORMA HEYMAN English Department SETH HICKS Physical Education Department; Basketball Coach EDWARD P. HORN Physical Education Department; Soccer Coach; Bowling Coach ELEANOR HORN Language Department; Department Head 13 EUGENE L. HUBKA Guidance Department; Assistant Football Coach JOHN INGHRAM Science Department CURTIS M. JACKSON Guidance Department DOROTHY C.JONES Library; Library Council Adviser LAVERNE J. JONES Physical Education Department; Twirlers Adviser; Modern Dance Club Adviser JAMES R. KERN Physical Education Department; Swimming Coach; Assistant Football Coach JOAN KUCH Home, Indu strial and Fine Arts Department HARRY LAMBERT Mathematics Department BETTY C. LEWENDON Physical Education Department; Girls’ Tennis and Bowling Coach JOHN LIDDY Physical Education Department; Baseball Coach VICTOR B. LISKE Mathematics Department EDMOND LONSKY Science Department; Department Head 14 SIDNEY S. MACE Social Studies Department ELMER H. MADES Home, Industrial and Fine Arts Department JOSEPH R. MALT Business Department; Milestone Business Manager MARY McALOON Social Studies Department; Human Relations Club Adviser MARJORIE McCONNELL Home, Industrial and Fine Arts Department JOHN A. McCURDY Social Studies Department; Sophomore Class Adviser ROBERT McMULLEN Mathematics Department ROGER D. MEADOR Science Department; Cross-Country Coach; Track Coach CATALDO A. MICELI Home, Industrial and Fine Arts Department VERA MONEZ Guidance Department EILEEN S. MOONEY English Department; Future Teachers of America Adviser ELAINE MORECRAFT Business Department 15 ERIC P. NELSON Science Department; Stage Electricians Adviser; Audio-Visual Aids Adviser JUDITH A. NOVAK English Department A. HAMILTON OTTO Science Department; Junior Class Adviser RICHARD PAJEWSKI Social Studies Department; Showcase Committee Co-Chairman MICHAEL J. PARISE Mathematics Department JOHN J. PEARSON Industrial Arts Department Home, Industrial, and Fine Arts Department JON M. PEPE Physical Education Department; Wrestling Coach; Assistant Football Coach; Golf Coach MARYANNE E. PIETRUCHA Business Department GRACE PLATER Library; Library Council Adviser EDWARD REBAR Business Department REGINA RICE English Department ELIZABETH RIFINO English Department; Plaintalk Adviser 16 MARIA A. ROCA Language Department AMY SARRO Social Studies Department ROBERT SCHELL English Department WILLIAM H. SCHLOUGH Science Department ROBERT: PP. SCHULTZ Home, Industrial and Fine Arts Department; Department Head JULIUS SENYSHYN Home, Industrial and Fine Arts Department WILLIAM V. SETTE Guidance Department; Department Head JOHN SIERGE Guidance Department; Placement Director JOHN W. SIMPSON Guidance Department WALDO W. SIMONS Mathematics Department; Tennis Coach ABE SMITH Physical Education Department; Department Head; Football Coach WARREN STERLING Business Department 17 GEORGE R. STRUB English Department ; Department Head HENRY M. THOMPSON English Department; Senior Class Adviser GEORGE A. TYLER Science Department MARY VANCLEEF English Department SHIRLEY B. VOGEL Language Department; National Honor Society Adviser ROSE WARNICKE Mathematics Department MARCTAYWI: WESTPFAHL Social Studies Department; Department Head ANN M. WHITFORD English Department DAVID WONG Science Department LEWIS S. WONSIDLER Physical Education Department; Assistant Football Coach; Assistant Swimming Coach DORIS P. WRIGHT Physical Education Department; Girls’ Basketball Coach; Swimming Coach GILBERT YOUNG Social Studies Department 18 Secretarial Staff Front row, left to right: Mrs. J. Nathanson (substituting for Mrs. Nina Durow), Mrs. J. Williams, Miss M. Doherty. Back row: Mrs. M. Witte- man, Mrs. A. Parello, Mrs. F. Hess, Mrs. M. Cass, Mrs. L. Gardner, Mrs. M. Barton. Medical Staff and School Nurse Dr. Klapper administer- ing the tine test. Diana Dolgins 19 Cafeteria and From left to right: Mrs. M. Holmes, Mrs. L. Marrotta, Mrs. C. Michels, Mrs. L. Donnelly, Mrs. I. Mc Fadden, Mrs. M. Helmstetter, Mrs. J. Schmidt, Mrs. A. Lacey, Mrs. H. Cucchisi, Mrs. K. Peeks, Mrs. L. Weigman. Missing from photo: Mrs. L. Cobbs. From left to right: Mr. J. Butler, Mr. M. Meyers, Mr. K. Cassett. 20 Faculty Candids momen Pee auan sr piabenen ou Snes a i $ $ SENIORS GALE JEAN ABRAMOWITZ Aloft Us). Rranticanail= ing days... “‘Can’t I send the whole page down late?”’ ' Cheeseburger, French fries and coke . . . Please!”’ . . . Great friends and great times . . . College. Entree 10,11,12; Human Rela- tions Club 12. THOMAS S. AGUINALDO VAgiaman ar evontows. “Fishman”’ Ath, 5th, and 6th period lunches and the cool times . . . Chemistry class and the stopper fights ss) OLD pefiod ‘Srudy 22. 4th period Health class... 6th period English class... 68 Chevy ... Air Force. Pep Club 12; Varsity Swimming 125 24 ALLEN D. ADAMS “Butch” ... Homeroom 20 in 11th year... Going with the Track team to meets in New York ... 4th lunch period in Sophomore year Attn LLL COO DOD CSE kelsey School or Navy. Indoor Track Manager 11. MARION DENISE ALBERT “Denise’’ . . . Cutting Cru 68... 5th lunch sophomore year . . . Watching for the Grey truck ... RC anyone? He Uk We Di Kiss) Oat’ for the mailman... hanging at the Penns and at the village. Pep Club 11,12; P.H.S. News Bureau 10; Entree business staff 10; Senior play committee 12. KENNETH B. ADAMS “Ken’’... Marching at foot- ball games Bus _ rides to the away games... 6th lunch .. . Band beach parties ... Our man in Switzerland uy ud ne: yrds, Central Park Ne yas arr eOue mL Pe pCOllege: Band 10,11,12; JV Cross Coun- try 11; Varsity 12; Indoor Track LOM L2; Outdoor Prack 1,0) 11: Varsity 12. PRIGHBRY ANA, ALEXANDER The fun in homeroom 70 . . . Fourth period “‘break- fast’’ . . . College, political science. Homeroom Chairman 10. RANDY ADAMS “Smokey” . . . Jammin bas- ketball games... 4th, 5th, and. (6th lunchiy. 4.2 bech= nical School or U. S. Marine Corps. Basketball Chorus 10. Managers UOlalil endo. RIGHAR Dalz ALEXANDER “Richie”’ . Jay’s Auto Shop, (Rocky Ss: classmrcns: UGH 4th, 5th, and 6th lunch... Navy or Trade school. GREGOR YL. ALLEN KENNETH C. ALMES “Greg”’ Ath vandhu Loccter, 4. sui day SLUG MeCN beam ROOM.) ia) SHOP. 6) 4, WEN. oc khe Rapping Rod .. . 5 14 66 good times in Rocky’s class College, . . Sophomore 6th lunch J.V. Football 10; Varsity Foot- ball 11;12; Varsity Track 11,12: Class Council 10,11,12. . . . College, Air Force. DEBBIE FRANCES ANDERSON “Debbie the Nut’... Wow! it’s real brown... The girl from HISS! ... RC anyone? Pe OOU Pl ANG 2 lan: ue Who siMen 2. Cookti. 1), DY cali Fashion designing or college. Chorus 10; Bowling 11; Modern Dancing 11; Pep Club 12; Drama Gluba i 2. SUSAN PATRICIA ALPAUGH “Sue”... fifth period lunch pe College. Drama Club 12; Junior Classical League 10,11,12; Plaintalk 12. Gale Goldberg tries in vain to figure out a way to steal Mr. Bauman’s car. JEAN DORIS ANDERSON “Little Red” . . . 6th lunch with friends . . . 3:00 bell for Red... Anyone for a walk? ... College for nurs- ing. Chorus 10,11,12. GARY M. ANKLOWITZ ”... Bumming on the boardwalk... $9... Air freshener can . The bag ... Lhe loose parking meter .. . College J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Bas- ketball 11,12; Varsity Track 10, 11,12; Student Council 10,11. 25 PATRICIA ANN MARIE ASSANTE BRAT rece Nene February 12, 1966... April 16, 1966...’64 Le Mans ... 160 Scrambler . . . Foot- ball games with the gang . Roses! fli a. The shore Light My Fire Secretarial School. Pep Club 12. PATRICIA J. BALCIUS “Patti’’ . . . Chemistry Class . . . Homecoming ’66 and 67... Football games . . Dirty tires... Roller skating ... Match-making .. . End- less play practices . . . Col- lege as a physical education major. Varsity Cheerleading 11, Manager 12; Senior Play 12; Drama Club 12; Usher and Safety Squad 12; Messenger 12; Entree 10; Student Council Committee 10. 26 PATRICIA ANN BACGCIDI “Bacteria i.) Appleveider . ,. Chemistry class .. . The bronze Le Mans... K.N. . College, Med. School. ROBERT H. BALIS “Bob”... Mr. Meador’s Ist period Chemistry class... Auditorium Study Hall; having to balance books and paper on knees while writing ... Mr. Pearson’s Auto Shop Homeroom . . . College, or- ganic chemistry. J.V. Wrestling 10; Student Coun- etl eli: BRENDA BAILEY “Brent” ... 6th lunch three years... 4 J -yping’. 4.4 Voca= tional and Technical High School. Future Business Leaders of Amer- TCA RUDOLPH BALL ROBERT BAILEX “Bob” . J’s auto shop ... German I... Biology class . . . Wrestling team 442 8 Cre Gollege: J.V. Wrestling 10; Varsity Wres- tling 11,12; Weightlifting Club LOPE GIVEIESDONNE pA BARBER “Porkchop: iavoolz the year ips yGhemastrysprcod solenre Girl From HISS” ... What? .) ever Got -setameme tigen: WOW! ... Anyone for a walk . . . Clerk-typist Bell Telephone Laboratory. Messenger 12; Student Council 12; Homeroom Chairman 10. HADASSAH BAR-ILAN Return to Israel to enter the university. aia Clubwl22e) Drama Club KAREN MARIE BARNOSKI mitaroo) ls Room): 398 meet eOUMO7.... Lunch oes Exam week ’67 ‘Don’t be shy’’ seh “Flower Power”... “Satur- day Night”... “‘Pennsyl- Wana se! NV ork, PHYLLIS DIANE BARKSDALE ShUZZY) oie Fomeroom 20 with the crew and Mr. Mades 0... J vits Jones: 00%, Library Annex IBM or Secretarial school. Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica? MOramanGliubiuh2. JOAN G. BARNOSKY “Joanie ei.) oummer (67 hea Why oth Gray Volkswagen ... Four of us in the Bomb .. . Fifth lunch Senior year College. Entree 10,11,12; Assistant Busi- ness Editor 11; Pep Club 11,12; Chorus 12. EUGENE BARLOW “Bully” Fifth period lunch for two years . . Eleventh grade—sixth period history class. J.V. Football 10. DEBRA ANN BARTON “Debby”’ summers at the shore... zero. . . giving advice surprise parties no manners... Tea Room... New Year’s Eve GD Nin et Vea sisecretany as: fashion career. Assembly Committee 10,11,12; American Field Service 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Messenger 12; Junior Classical League 10. sass ANDY BARNES Vadipe: Bike rides in Junior year study . Tene lish class Junior year Ga Saturday nights and Suzuki's College. RONALD P. BATTONI “Dot’’ . . . Sophomore party at 7th Street ... Friday night at the movies College or Service. Varsity Baseball 11,12. 23 Linda Chase, obviously unaware of the camera, pays full attention to the action on the field. DIANE E BEEMAN Dees a2 oe Spanish class quMmion year... 2 a April LG; 1966 . “Green MG” Medee Aelia 161065, ae Summers 65 % 66... The GON sy AcPLOM S07 Gay): Beauty culture. Student Council Committee 10; Chorus 10; Future Business Lead- ers of America 12. EUGENE F. BEEMAN ““Gene’ . . . World History Sophomore year in room 362 ... Auto shop in Sophomore year .. . Fifth period lunch Senior year . Military Service. DWIGHT RANDOLPH BELL “Fat Boy’. . . Summer of °67 . . . Senior homeroom 111... Riding the bench PING SAN oul Re TaN yea bY cod BY 1966 ... College. Class Council 11,12; J.V. Foot- ball 10; Varsity 11,12. IRA BERKOWITZ : lb ayaa hrow we out the WiNdOW, co. a Wwercianee 7th period History . . . Sen- ior Circus . . . College. J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity 11, 12; Homeroom Chairman 11; American Field Service 12; Stu- dent Council Committee 12. 28 KAREN MARGUERITE BISHOP Sophomore year . . . Biology class—staying up late doing homework... 4th, 5th, 6th period lunches . . . Elemen- tary School teacher. Chorus 10,11,12; Future Teach- ers of America 12. SUSAN BETH BLUMERT Sse sp hOUrs VA.L.S. . . . Barney Hainesfeather and-the'gang's..b ALL. .C: ... Red Baron... Rehearsals Mucor cand eutsch pee Caraduation 67). aMr; eadlinemn Cacti parlies ..4 Bennington? Drama Club 10,11,12; American Field Service 11; Senior Play Stu- dent Director 12; Milestone 12. WINONA BLACK “Winnie Pooh’’... Party on June 21, 1966. . . October 28, 1967 The Grey Ghost . . . College for nurs- ing. Chorus, 10)11,12: ROBERT. J. BLUMSTEIN “Bob”... Junior Chemistry with Mr. Schlough. . . Jun- ior recording room for P.H.S. Airtime . . . The crowd in Senior History, English, and Physics . Sixth period lunch . WRINKLE: College and a career in astro- physics. Plaintalk 12; J.V. Soccer Team Manager 11,12; Varsity 11,12; P.H.S. Airtime 10,11,12; Future Scientists of America 12. SYLVIA ‘RACHEL BLAINE USel Sythe CUNO: Leth eet Hoo-Rayl 70a etters from Washington... Prom LHL ApoE AH OU axial “You Know What I Mean”’ Pent Hey mnisstng: VOUSI: :Ls. Beware the words of the Ouija! . . . Period 7 Drama —Super Cool! . . . College. Drama 10,11,12; Pep Club 10, 11,12; American Field Service iO, 12; Milestone 12; Future Teach- ers of America 12; Student Store 10; Messenger 11,12. LINDA A. BOUDREAU pia SA LO 660282 Biba oulb yucca hl he Group °63 Station Wagon ... Advice from a good friend “Brown Eyed Girl” . Secretarial School. Pep Club 11. PAMELA A, BLUE “Monte-Pam”’ . “Small school with so many people’ . . . September 1966 Mr. Sapir’s speech class... . Room 150 in the morning ... Drama in college (acting and directing). Drama Club 11,12: GAYNAIL BOYD 29 JAMES SCOTT BRAMNICK ede. ¢ OSs) Wire Butler and the Ladder . . . 7th period history with the man from Jersey City ... The World Series —- a rewarding ex- perience . . . College. Entree 11; Student Council Com- Mitteespele2e Vee Golfo site Varsity 12. MARY DUDLEY BRAXTON atid: . Mrs. Whitford’s English class . . . Prom time 16.6 oie MIS IMEC fate ns Coenen ella... Mr. Gearhardt’s His- tory ‘class .-7 . Dont: bera Chid.'V ote tor ad nn We five(?) . Chemistry with Mr. Inghram a S.A.T. song . You'll be sorry! . Oui, Mademoiselle Oh no, not now!!.. April ZA; VIG . Twirl- ing Squad — All Right!! Liberal Arts college (medicine or law). Student Conucil 10,11, Secretary 12; Twirling Squad 10, Co-Cap- tain’ 11, ‘Captain 12; Band 10, oe Assembly Committee 10, Poe 30 DAVID LAWRENCE BRAMS “Dave’’ . S.M.C. and all those parties. . . June 29, 1967... The window. Mr. Schlough’s chemistry class . Dandelion 7th period Boys’ Chorus . Cabra Captain Hook College. Chorus 10,11,12; Math Club 10, Entree 10; Milestone 11,12: Unies Editor 12; Pep Club Ibs PAUL DOUGLAS BREMMER “Bremmer”’ . Car rallies at lunch time .. . Sophomore year . . . College. BRENDA JEAN BRAXTON Lunch sixth period for 3 yrs. Sm Re MG RA . friends . Secretarial School. Gunns 10,12; Future Leaders of America 12; Business Bowling WILLIAM CARL RG, BRISTER ““Mr. Casonova’”’ Institutes. JERRY B. BRAXTON “Brax’’... far from Brown . hip lunch in 10,11,12 . walking through halls watching girls . . . Home- room half-a-dollar in Junior Yeah) a nye euviiss sEsrancOns llal senior year... 3 o’clock — best time of day .. . College or Air Force. Track 11,12; Student Council VOM SiGhorisn lO: BESSINA YVONNE BROWN . 3rd period gym the fun in . Sec- “Becky” junior year... the park fifth period . retarial School. BRENDA LOUISE BROWN Summers of 66%. °67. |. Junior year Exam Week... Sweet panes Too Ih)... October 28, 1967)... Aug- uste 6, 1967 os October ‘6, 1967 .. . Business school. GREGORY A. BROWN “Brown”... The Jammin’ 5th period lunch the last two years Union County Technical Institute of Draft- ing. “Honest Mr. Bauman — it’s only tea”’ GAIL BRYAN ‘Fats’... Junior 4th lunch JAOeMOL SYM yon won ks months .. . South Plainfield oraz motesta iv: so INO- Vemiber Ney OOO SH Ok St period study hall Junior year Me Bra thcot ug wee By veka umeney Phone always ringing Hairdresser. MARIANN T. BULLEN PIVICEZiiy te OCODDY Et ea. Jag Many gle) Omen rd conor. Ney 366.1) 0. Cheerlead- ing.. M Ms... floor it Wainy vertemt: .nanavesa laugh . . . College. J.V. Cheerleading 10, Varsity 11, 12; Milestone 12; Messenger 10, 11,12; Student Council Commit- tee Chairman 11,12. RICHARD BRYLCZYK “Nord” conversion of the nork .. . football games . . elbow cast for a finger .. Mr. Schlough’s chem- istry class . . . photography fun . Mr. Fritz’s math class . .. making money Sr. year . . . persecution by the kid . . . big bad motorbike Pur College: Milestone 12; Entree 12. BARBARA A. BULLET “Bobbie”... 4th lunch for 3 years the good, old cold annex the dark basement . . . 3 years of health Ist marking period apne MCAS VOL CEN EE 1 aN ane ds hour lunches during final exams week . . . Architect. Drama Club 10,11,12. 31 ALEXANDER L. BURROUGHS II “Big Al’... the hard work and fun... College. Varsity Football 10,11,12; Var- sity Wrestling 10,11,12; Weight- lifting 10,11,12. WILLIAM JAMES BYNUM PLLA) MEA ER 5th lunch Jr. year. 111 GLORIA JEAN BUSSEL Spoon River Days... r.m. L600 2) 3 AULD Se os barn y: Hainsfeather and the Gang ... Jr. English . . . searching for the true values College. Chorus 10,11; American Field Service 11; Platntalk 10,11,12; Dramas Clubs NOmslei 2s STEVEN D: CAMPOLATANO “Campy”... 650 Triumph . all night card game . best two days going in and coming out ask me tomorrow Technical school. LENORIS BUTLER Thenny ot 4th, bth, 6th lunch . . . drafting school. MICHAEL was. CAMPOLATTANO ary Mr. Otto’s Earth-Space class . . . foot- ball games weekends Senior year . . . 66 Caprice ... Mr. Inghram’s chemistry class .. . College. Key Club 11; A.V. Squad 11; Messenger 12; Usher 12. RUTH LINDA BUTLER “Butler”’ sixth lunch sophomore year ‘The parties of the class of 66... the good times and bad times ate Pees: College or Secretarial school. Chorus 10,11,12; Modern Danc- ing 10,11; Class Council 11,12; Drama Club 12. MARK CANNON “Mark’”’ Sixth lunch with Leroy searching aimlessly for the pool. . hopelessly lost in the cellar is AT ta OCnOOLs J.V. Soccer 11,12. CARMELLA KATHLEEN CAPUA “Cam’”’. .. October 4, 1967 ... Are we from Rutgers? we 2 1967) June 24 = July 30. J. junior year beaver my our little football games repr 2). 1966. MICHAEL JOHN CARUSO “Mike”... 4th period lunch fuse Sophomore year... Dough Boys)... Mrs; Camp’s Spanish class R.C.A. Institute. Student Council 10,11,12. The “Hot Six Chevy”... . exaniweek (6 0. an bo or Wacs. WILLIAM M. CARFARO EW lis) Seo years of Oth period lunch at the store... 6th period gym with Mr. Diebert . .. Computer opera- tions then Air Force. ELIZABETH ANN CARONE “Beth”’ hoo-ray seven in a topless Dodge . . junior lunch . “get to- gether’ . . . rotating houses . rolling apples... ‘‘the missing bush’ . . . splinters and nails . . . ringing door- bells . . . College. Milestone 11,12; American Field Service 11,12; Pep Club 10,11, 12; Student Council Committee 12; Senior Play Committee 12: Messenger 12. FLORENCE CHAMBERS PAUL B. “Pinky”... 4th lunch Jr. CHAMBERS III | year .. . the football games Double sessions . . . wrestling and parties afterwards . tournaments College. Varsity Football 10,11,12; Var- sity Wrestling 10,11,12; Varsity Baseball 10,11,12; Usher Squad Chairman 10. LARRY: Vi CARTER £4 ity Tee 1077 YY chorus rehearsals 4th lunch 10, 11 Chorus parties... Junior year U. S. History class period 6... French 121 Junior year... All-state try outs . . . Senior play rehearsals . . . College. Chorus 10,11,12: Drama Club 12; Pep Club 12; J.V. Soccer ele DALE HENCE CHANDLER “Hence” 3rd_ period study Sophomore year . hanging in the halls : pulling deals with the boys College. Varsity Football 10,11,12. 33 DEBORAH CHANDLER od a.Web a. oth lneh two years Homeroom in class adviser’s office Dodson’s clothing store. . Walter’s cleaners . . . Prom 67 College. Student Council Committee 12; Chorus 10,11; Messenger; Drama Club 12. KAREN NANCY CHRISTIANSEN Basketball games . . . Febru- aE V ie? AiO es OTOL Vedat vasa. 1os FLStOry Lt .. ‘Wouldn’t it be nice’’ ae College for Psychology. Chorus 10. 34 LINDA SUE CHASE ALATA Gi ae ein edd Dyn Om ae @LICOSMITO aan Oses Rudabega ...N.Y.E. '66 LN oie GL PREC CUPES a bye, Den . . . College. Pep Club 10; Senior Play Com- mittee Chairman 12; Mulestone 2 Dramay Clubel2. FLORENCE ANN ClOWLA ple ee ear bya ah Cie ae October 22, 1966... Inter- elassis 4 any, littiesactors.+ . . private waiting for those . Secretarial School. that candy store . school’. . . letters .. Honesty is the best policy. ANEHONY?]B.-GITO “Olly Dowden”’ cafe- teria study ... Mr. Berman’s English class . . . Demolition crew at the reservoir... Frat 500 25530 4Super- hawk ... U.S. Grand Prix 1967 . . . Service, then col- lege. JEANNE LOUISE CLARK . . Early morning chorus rehearsals 5th lunch Junior year... . Sum- Mers. Ol OD cane Ovi oe Chorus parties . . . Pool ball lost .. . Junior year—forget it . . . Business school. Chorus 10,11,12. “Jean”’ ROSE DELORES COBB pivois 5), english Junior year . . . 6th period lunch for three years . . . Business school. ROBERT (BRUCE COHEN “Bob” . . . Building model “A” through high school VeaTS a pad UMIOL enesh Parties at New Years. EVELYN COLEMAN CEvie’ . .. swinging 3rd period gym Junior year... swinging 5th period lunch Sophomore year. . . swing- ing 4th period lunch Junior and Senior years . . . Beau- tician and model. JOSEPH Ry COLUCET “Joe” . . . Deauville Beach . . . November surfing .. . football games . . . College. Varsity Swimming 10,11,12. LUGY cCOLAN TUONO Ave ora bleed y keen yt 2nd period gym Junior year Me eSeniOn rom 9. OO, oss Junior Prom 1967 .. . foot- ery rr ball games Junior year... . shop 10,11 63 Tempest . designer. . Fashion ROBERT EDWARD CORBY World History 10... Auto . . Navy or trade school. pease oy BELVIDERE COLEMAN Machinist. LORDES } HELEN CONANAN “Ant”... 2nd period gym class . . . 5th lunch Junior and Senior years . . . Secre- tary or business school. Messenger 11. RAYMOND COOPER “Ray. )Ath period: Barth: Space-Science with Mr. Otto . . . A white Bonneville convertible... . . College or Would you believe ‘‘Martha and the Vandellas?”’ BEeVERIZY pu COPPER ESCM iui VES CAIN Dat ss Prom ’67 .. . Les Made- moiselles . . . Football games and parties . . . buddies espanolins) KID ai wath lunch . . . College to be a kindergarten teacher. P.H.S. News Bureau 10; Entree LOPLI? @horus) 0, 115120 Pep Club 11,12. MARK COULTER ark ie ae Oth cies History 12 . . . Hurricane Surf. . 2 Data Processing: DARRELL KEITH COX Getting out of school at 300) business school. Bowling 10,11. ROBERT M. CRAIG SBobbyaneue war ee einen LEIS Matishsd Laue Le Reservoir . . . Football games ... Falling out of the V.W. ... Lagoon Lane... New Hampshire . . . Iwo years with Mr. Berman. . . Col- lege. J.V. Swimming 12; Varsity Ten- Nis LOmMalai2. Gwen” . . . Shake-ups in Driver’s Ed... . Nice student from Pershia . . . The cafe- teria... 5th lunch for two Veatswe ou Wrama Club in llth grade... . Exam Week 67 . . . College and career as a mottician. Drama Club 11,12. GEORGE DAHL CLE aAuto shop. and metal shop. GREGORY CHRISAFULLI “Murph” . . . Service then college. SHELLANN DANCE Easy’? omore year . Les Mademoiselles . . York City. Pep Club 12. . . 5th lunch Soph- BES LOEW ie: . New YVONNE CUNNINGHAM “Doc and Slick’. . . Utopia Lodge Virginia State Homecoming Ruling Beast’s Territory after hours ... Little Borguard, Ume- didje-lah . . . December 16, 19671 3S OCAIIM, een lish 11, Chemistry 12, Gym 12... coming back to 6th period late 11th . . . Class Adviser Junior year College. Twirling Squad 10,11; Drama Club 12; Modern Dancing 10; German Club 12. DENNIS H. DARNELL “Spider” The Hippo . . . Double sessions @hristinas 664. erates. The Bear . . . College. J.V. Football 10; Varsity 12; Key Club 11,12. JAMES CURRY LYNN H. DAVIES AVA I Senn EATS LOLv OLN period math... “‘All of Us’’ . . . Bus rides to Saturday’s games... Henry VIITs 2. All counting calories except one... College and a ca- reer in Home Economics or Mathematics. Band 10,11,12; Future makers of America 11,12. Home- 37 BARBARA ANNE DAVIS College or Fashion Modeling. Drama Club 11,12; Chorus 10, Lii2eePep Club 12: SIMMEE FAYE DEESE mLigzy. .2.)o Helen’ with love... 3 Volkswagens... “Do no evil’ Night galavanting ... Stones... Benny ... Neighbors... DO vast we Write | Mothers. . . College—Speech therapy. American Field Service 11,12; Senior Play Committee 12; Pep Club 12; Student Council Com- mittee 12; Milestone 12. 38 ERNESTINE DAVIS “Tina”... Study 3rd period LO} Lie Athlunch se 17 « Me. Chironna, Room 220 112 LB NiaSchoo! or model. Modern Dancing 10. CECELIAVANN DELLE DONNE CMatzt os SINS YE aeOG .w Plelp “yecsrOcto bere 5s 65-5 2 Diets kvas eat eee Bon... Dr-Zhivago (3x) . Nicoll’s . . . Aw-rite Hayrides JeeLanks ia West ee sve Den we College: Pep Club 10311512.) DramaGlub 12; Messenger 10,12; American Field Service 11,12; Student Council Committee 12; Milestone 12; Class Council 12; Senior Play Committee 12. F. DAVIS Evie’ . . . At the Penns and..in) IN; YC. Sas punishments PA VAISS Jenkins... Me! Cook? .., Exam Week 66 and ’67... 6th itinich 9 O75 es ces Mademoiselles...K.D.... College — Law school. Class Council 10,11,12; Mule- stone 11,12; Assistant Art Editor of Entree 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Drama Council 11; Pep Club 12; Human Relations Club 12; Senior Play Committee 12; Senior Prom Committee 12. WILLIAM DEMPSEY ‘Peaches. soWibimpy a: Wild Bill and all the group La Oth nC he: aback Cot the bus with the guys . Music major at college. Band 10,11,12. WILLIE DAVIS PAUL BRIAN DENGROVE “Bird” .. 2. Senior football games . +. Flicks 1... Fitz's on the hill . . . Summers at the birdhouse . . . Senior year boy’s club. . . College. Drama Club 10; Student Council 11,12; Committee Chairman 12; Key Club 11,12; Pep Club 10, 11,12; Usher 12; Safety Squad 12; German Club 12; J.V. Soc- Se MUO Weaver) Ibe Wavestisy Swimming 10,11,12; J.V. Golf 10,11; Messenger 12. DONALD DEPEW “Arthur” .. . Junior lunch ... Away swimming meets jon aN ermont.... . 1 he-shore 4 hy MOLLE es J.V. Swimming 10, Varsity 11, 12; Pep Club 12; American Field Service 12. MARY ELIZABETH DILWORTH eMurtay aise). those o last minute sets . . . the indis- pensible crew, all of them . . . 3rd study sophomore Weal eNG Veto OF es, : College. Drama Club 10,11,12; Modern Dance 11,12; Milestone 12; Fu- ture Nurses 10. 4 a LARRY ALAN DICKS “Teige”’ talent shows ... 6th lunch junior year wt College, Chorus 10,11,12; J.V. Football HOP BRUCE DIMARIA Bird takes a rest. BRYAN DONAVAN “Bulldog”... Driving with PODSte remote LeviVians ih. Westfield game 66... 5th lunch Sophomore and Junior years .. . 6th lunch Senior Veaniene woOnscram Diet 62 Dodge... 3 speed grind- ing . . . Technical school or service. J.V. Baseball 10; J.V. Football LORS Warsitya ll: BRENDA DORSEY 6th lunch 10th grade Talent shows . . . Cafeteria study 12th grade. Junior Classical League 10. 39 NORMAN M. DOWE “Norm”... Blackout . Mr. Tyler’s physics class... Latin banquet . College for accounting. Band LOR) AZ KENNETH B. DRUSE Kens . LSpoon Rivers. . Senior Play Barney Hainsfeather. Drama Club 10,11, President 12; Assembly Committee 10,11,12; Entree 10,11; Plaintalk 10; Mile- stone 12. 40 EMELINE SUE DRAKE plcammey a Chorus 10,11,12. MARGARET ROBIN DUNKLEY “Rebin 2 40 5 4tha period lunch ld. 2 Onimyleole .. . Football and basketball games! 0.2 (Prom fee Rahway High School... ’67 ig sae Re . October LO¢hun Juniors’ ¢ Senior health class . . . period 6. teh alenrashowse ae ““Phondells’’ siete . . . College — Nursing. Girls Chorus 10,11,12; Large Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Modern Dancing 10,11; Messenger 12; Future Nurses 10. .. Nursing school. JAMES DRAKE DEBORAH KATHERINE DUNN Sophomore lunch . 4th period band . marching band rehearsals . . . Saturday bus rides .. . Mrs. Endersbe’s classes . .. Driver’s Education College, to become an elementary school teacher. Band 10,11,12; American Field Service 12. is. a ys DAVID DRELICH 4th period lunch .. . Junior Interclass . . . College. Chess Team 10,11,12, Captain 11, Co-Captain 12; J.V. Baseball 10; Soccer Manager 11,12; En- tree 10; Milestone 11,12, Sports Editor 12; Math Club 11. DOUGLAS EIGLER “Doug tie webusamides sor the away baseball games. JEW depo hile, Werdvisie IPD Homeroom Chairman 11. DIANE FAGG “Penny” Upward Bound, summers of '66 and (C7 oe ot dunche J) unior year and ‘‘How to Get Rich Quick”’ wy PAD) Senior health Junior year... Laps around the second floor PO sae pe eselViades moiselles . . . College to be an elementary school teacher. Milestone 11,12; Entree 12; Chorus 10; Pep Club 12; Drama Club 12; Senior Play Committee 12, GAY VESPA TERICIA FAGG gPatricia os Al phal Beta Nu’ Epsilons forever... 7th biology .. . 5th lunch two years .. . 3rd period Chem- istry 2nd period Physics. . . Majestics . . . Delphonic pro- duction, ©... Summer, 67 ... Del-tons 66... ‘“That’s brown’”’. . . College. Girls Chorus 10. eh -INAt pee bus rides . . Mr. Class the boys: . Franklin School lot College. “I’m here for the rent!’ KENNETH WILLIAM EPSTEIN . tennis team xiiscrecord. 4.11 Schlough’s chemistry . trips with Frib and iwlihe a hackers Milestone 10; Homeroom Chair- man 10; Chorus 10; J.V. Tennis Oe Weavesityg ILS. JUDITH ANN FANIA “Judy “eo. summer of 667. ... Riding home... Week- end Wettersu nisi. e VUNe sl Oy 1967... . 4th lunch Sopho- more and Junior year Working?, at the cleaners ... Smile! ... Institute of Fashion and Merchandizing. KATHRYN FERGUSON SREre deine a Ve aclemnt ity Oce 23 19658. HMavrides ... New Years Eve 66... North Plainfield . . . Hojo’s sow Four forever’... Help! . . . Secretarial school. 41 DIANE CAROL FERRIGNI Mr. Booher’s Biology class —— dissections and cultures... Mrs. Mc- Connell’s art class—-drawing and painting . Marching and playing in band at P.H .S. football games 8th period English with Mr. Carney . . . College, Anato- mical and Biologist Artist. Band 11,12. pe BBS GEORGE E. FINK “Big George’ . . . Chorus 6th Lunch Bus rides to football and wres- tling meets... ‘‘the Western Union” . . . College. J.V. Football 10; J.V. Wrestling 11; Varsity 12; Large Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; Small Mixed LZ: 42 JOHN: AS FESSEER no Re ““Fess’’ . . . Sophomore home- room 80 in the cellar driver training with Mr. Chris three years Me- chanical Drawing with Mr. Senyshyn ... the shore... the-park. 5 sathen@owuena 4th and 6th lunch... Mr. Tyler’s cool Physics classes ... College and engineering. BARBARA FISHER Eyelash! ... 3 Volkswagens . ea wee mol evil 7) a tropes cae h Drenanen se) ilasnarnred es (6 ROM ae onan are Friday nights... Goody godoy... [nterclassi. G74 hos eas see SOEIVEUINIUCO Li nadaey, Jammy! .. . College. Milestone 11,12; Senior Editor 12; Student Council 12; Ameri- can Field Service 10,11,12; Vice President 12; Class Council 10, 11; Pep Club 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Twirling Squad Opie Dramam Glauber Oylel ; Pe NORMAN FINESTINE JUDITH FINESTEIN “Judy (2). .Growded halle “Mof October 1 1965 ways... Free lunch periods ... White Pontiac Conver- football games tible . . . Solo Suzuki Good times in Mr. Sapir’s College. J.V. Tennis 10; Band 10; Stu- speech class . . . College. dent Council 11. Tennis Team 11,12; Future Teachers of America 11, 12; Drama Club 11. DARLENE O. FLANNAGAN “Doli wath thang .6cn lunches... Ist period gym, RAYMOND FOLK Sophomore and Junior years wie racticall nursing JACQUELINE FOOTS e Jackie 4th lunch Sophomore and Junior years wns ones Family) .iete C18 old bomb December 19th . Secretary. RUDOLPH FOWLER ALLENA ELIZABETH FOWLER “Snooks’”’ . . . Homemaking in Sophomore year... 6th lunch Sophomore year; the many intruders “‘between!’’ . .. Those cold, chilly but jamming football games... the basketball games in Jun- ior year .. . Nursing School. Dramas Club Li5 12° Pep, Club Jel BC PATERIGIA HN POX eat . homeroom 80 . walking in the halls in the morning .. . in the park periods 5 and 6... always remembering room 215... Beautician. Future Homemakers of America 10,11; Student Council Commit- teem lalate EDNA FOWLER ‘Sister’ good times in Sophomore homemaking class... laughing and play- ing around... 6th lunch . . College. ROLANDE FOX Gym classes last year 7th and 8th periods with the three best gym teachers... 5th lunch .. . after school bowl- ing and tennis . Secre- tarial School. Bowling 10; Tennis 10,11,12. ELEANOR MARIE FOWLER 6th period lunch for three years 8th period gym for two years... the good and bad times in P.H.S.... Employment. MICHAEL B. FRANCOIS “Dites Moi’ Ua ibe Schlough’s Chemistry class that special week-end . away soccer games... Columbia Sie Guty oot- ball games. . . the state meet MEMO Loa che pL Ler “66’’ . . . Convention Hall and the Shore . . . College. Varsity Soccer 11,12; Varsity Swimming 10,11,12; Key Club Mel 2a Draman Clubs bleh Pep Club 12; Senior Play Committee 12. we MERED SHAWN FRANKEL “Bullet”... Mrs. Heyman’s English class . 7th period study . student council fights... Pepclub... Elec- tions 67 College. Chess Club 10,11,12; Future Scientists of America 10,11,12; Pep Club Chairman 12; Student Council 10,12; Math Club 10; Human Relations Club 12. Dagmar and Suzy enjoy a moment’s rest after a rough gym class. CAROL YN:D, FRANKLIN “Knucklehead”’ . the Moose in Sophornore year . June Week . An- napolis Naval Academy 65- 66-67 ... Sophomore lunch . the-Crew . . . College — Peace Corps. Drama Club 10,11,12; Modern Dancing 11; Milestone 12: Pep Clube?) WILLIAM AL FRANKLIN, JR. “Bill” .. . sixth period lunch in both Sophomore and Sen- ior. years... Navy. CHERYL KAREN FREDERICK “Sherri” . . . Football games . . . Sixth lunch Senior year ih el Miarchy 137446 Guand February 20, 1967... That crazy gym class Senior year ... First day of enrollment at. P-HS.). {7 Secretary. Drama Club 12; Senior Class Play Committee 12. WARREN D. FREDERICK “IRF”... all the fine young ladies - Hot: Ford). Main Men .. . College. J.V. Football 10,11; J.V. Wres- tling 10; Varsity 12. LINDA LEE FREEMAN Windanine wie walking. On the boardwalk: 5). 20. to. 8 ea eteat clubi advisors |.) ; the convention . . . friends OLA eT LUnCDs 5,200 P.M. ... homeroom 80 — LOthe. 4 . College: Homeroom Chairman 11; Future Teachers of America 12; Future Homemakers of America 10,11, 12, President 11. JAY eh GEISS Seaside °67 . Dances at Cookin wi Soccers.f1) Nine dollars at Asbury . . . Trips tovtne Suburbsaiis 47.04) 5 Go Potsiit Cruising: 2.7). Going Bald . . . The Boys ; Image from WW II wear college. Band 10; Assembly Committee 10; Drama Club 11,12; Key Club 12; Varsity Soccer 12. BRUCE WILLIAM GEL ZEILER “Bru. 24th: Street) Pent House . Wins the Boys. ss Sailing 4... eternal beach¢sumimer. 67° 68% cc: College. Football 10,11,12; Track 10. JOYCE GARRE TE Driver's Ed. on the road with Mr. Pepe... Biology in Mr. Bishop’s class . . . Saturday night parties at S.G’s . Christmas vacation ‘66... talks til 6:00 in the morn- ing ... a definite memory ... bicycle rides . . . College and sociology or writing. Drama Club 10;11,123 Entree 10; Platntalk 12. LORA EDITH GENTLES Atlantic City © the board- walk ... students from the class on 69). he) our won? derful advisors of Future Homemakers of America. Future Homemakers of America 10,11.12; School for Fashion Designing. DAVID GATES “The Gate’ ... 4th period lunch . . . Organized Labor . the Olds . . . Westfield Football Game good luck Tom . College — Liberal Arts. Student Council 10. JEAN CELESTINE GILLIAM “Gillie” . . . fond memories of Sophomore year... 6th lunch . . . Chemistry class 10th grade Business Education Major, Penn. State. Future Teachers of America 11; German Club 12; Future Business Leaders of America 12. aN, MARION FRANCES ROBERT GILMAN RONALD GIPSON GICEIS ‘Gibby aero renm Oe we pW” 20. 3 yeats of 4th 6th lunch Junior year . . period lunch... 2 years of “Together” . . . College. 7th period study Wew be Juice JW. Football 10; Varsity Ne leaNe eh SO Be TRAE ae Ny: J.V. Baseball 10. 3B’s ... The Junior Dance Biological Science ‘Teacher. Girls Chorus 1,12; Twirling Squad 12; Bowling Club 11: Future Teachers of America 12. NEAL JAY GOLDEN “Neal”. . . Chemistry with Mr. Schlough . . . Mr. Saks ies 4th lunches. 7.0 meeting the deadline . . . that great physics class... June 1, ’67 . . wild football games. . College. Emicce lO aaa Gol tamale Varsity 12; Entree Sports Editor GALE VBE GH JAX by GOETZ 12; Senior Play Committee 12; “Jay”... Freddy and Wil- GOLDBERG Milestone 12. liam ... soccer practices... ‘“‘Gale’’... Best friend... Whitehouse Station... Fran Farmer’s squat... okay... and the crew of '66 180-degree turns . . . Seven College. in a topless Dodge . . . Hoo- Audio Visual Aid 10,11,12; ray... KORNell... Lunch, Stage Crew 10,11,12; Varsity Sophomore year . bags . . . College. Junior Classical League 10,11,12; Parliamentarian 12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Senior Play Commit- tee 12; American Field Sérvice LO see Class -eCouncilomenO allah Girls’ Varsity Tennis 10,11,12, Captain 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Milestone 11,12, Activities Edi- LODZ: ee eaper Soccer 11,12. 46 SALVATORE GITTO “Sal”... 4th lunch Sopho- more year Saturday chorus rehearsals . . . Driver’s Ed. Sophomore year .. . art trip . . . Senior plays. Chorus 10,11,12. MICHAEL GOLDSMITH “Mike? . Ur ..ctf ying £0. pass French tests i ie sister and Israeli cousin. . . Sth lunch (AAR 6 210 Major in archi- tecture. J.V. Swimming 11;. Varsity 12; J.V. Tennis 11; Varsity Soccer 12: sPep) Club 12 Dramas€lub 11,12; American Field Service 11, 12; Usher 12; Safety Squad 12; Plaintalk Art Editor 12. E : EDWARD HAROLD GOLDSTEIN “Eddie’ . . . Buses to swim meets . . . Chemistry Class with Mr. Schlough. .. what homework? .. . Assume — therefore —QED .. . Tito’s ... Two out of three good homerooms. .. Doing home- work in Chorugmelass .... Sleeping in Language Lab . . . Going to see the Doors eeeollege, J.V. Swimming 10,11; Varsity 12; Chorus 10,11,12: All-State Chorus 11; Pep Club 12; Future Scientists of America 12: Math Club 10, Vice-President 11; P.H.S. Airtime 10; Milestone 12; Senior Play Committee 12. NANCY L. GORDON mance tenia. Urindd ya... %: Octs 660.0 ING YG 66.6 Gy oheretermal square... we, we? we! .. . eternal BFA ... Mrs. Jones mole me orLOOR EES Summer in Nantucket . . . ‘“Compli- Catedem an a dietSva iain ayy have a laugh . . . College. Student Council 11,12; Pep Club 10,11; American Field Service 10; Milestone 12. JEBER EAC: GOLDSTEIN Jett = College. Entree Photographer 11,12; Mile- stone 11,12; Future Scientists of America 12; Photography Club he KAY cRUTH GRANSTROM Cat yas Summers Abroad) 66, 767-0 hong distance “phone ‘calls’... Girl’s State . . . Endless Re- hearsals . . . Captain Hook hoon 26000. opoon and Clown Gastrand Chorus Parties . . . Teddy Bears . . . ‘‘Keep Paddling’’ College and VISTA. Drama Club 10,11,12; Drama Council 10; Interclass Plays 10, 11; Platntalk 11,12; Literary Editor 12; Chorus 10,11,12; Human Relations Club 11,12, President 12; Twirling Squad 10, 11; Class Council 10; American Field Service 10,11,12; Senior Play Committee 12. “Didn’t think I’d fit!” JOSEPH EDWARD GOVLICK NGov Volition kootball and Basketball Games... Mr. Schlough’s Chemistry CASS eae ITT STO cD franch Beep Shore Oe sea Pall Mexer 67°... . MroSaks ew el Dey Term Papers Cortval onan: Borrowing Money . . . Col- lege, American Field Service 12; Drama Club 12; Pep Club 12. SAMUEL GREENBLATT “Sam” othidunchwns Columbia football game... Homeroom 210 for two years . College. P.H.S. Airtime 10; J.V. Basket- ball 10; Varsity Basketball; American Field Service 12; Stu- dent Council Committee 12; Sen- ior Play Committee 12; Student Councilipelt he bepmClupaele: Entree 12. SHERYL LEAH GREENBLATT Joie’... Tear Rockaway . Elizabeth . . . Christmas V ‘acation 66 . Saturday night parties at “my place’ MEC:. «4. Yeshiva. Uni- versity guys... bicycles to Westfield fools them- selves make . . . The Red Garter... Knick Game ’67. Milestone 11; Future Teachers of America 12; Drama Club 12; Student Council Committee 12 KRYSTYNE GRYSZEL “Sweetie Pie’ . . . December 16, 1967 6th period lunch Junior year .. . Rides to school Senior year... First day in school . . . Sec- retary. 48 ROBERT M. GRIFFITHS Gritiee eta) Graduation Parties ’67 . . . Shake it off 2 Cook Dances: i -Foots ball games ’67 . . . Bridge- water College and Flying. J.V. Basketball 10; Drama Club LO; 2 loterclass.) Playsaulele Senior Play 12; Small Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; American Field Service 10,11,12. JOSEPH ANTHONY CHARLES GUMINA Football games lunch periods studying for examsSii i. Ceti papers ier. November 16, 1965... College or Navy. J.V. Wrestling 10. KAREN L. GRIMM Circles inva, T-Bird 3.) ve got rhythm . . . HLO-580 “Queenie”. . . football games. Chorus 10; Assembly Committee 10,11; Pep Club 12; Student Council Committee 12. GY N CATASEEE HADLEY NOINdVa ye ieee I NIdaAG, Colorado... ““Wild West’’ (Uxse OUI MCh Oe (0) amen loyal and patient friends... “Student Prince’ . . . Soph- omore and Senior year lunch of laughter utter con- fusion in Junior year... 7:30 early “‘bird’’ rehearsals Human Biology room 330. . majoring in physical therapy. Small Mixed Chorus 1 American Field Service 10,1 Senior Play Committee 12 , 1, 1 12 A WA VALERIE: GROSZMANN Vale. Hey beac Franzosisch and Allemand Sophomore chemistry and Senior biology .. . Homeroom 90 .. . Sing Along with Lehr. . . Cap- tain Hook . . . The Goose is Dead, Kneed I Say More? College. Chorus 11,12; American Field Service 10,11,12; Pep Club 12; Student Council Committee 12; German Club 12. IRVIN RVHAIVEY. “BoBo”’ .. . You're cheating Me tases . Machinist’s school. JOEL DAVID HALPRIN Away tennis meets... Drivers’ Ed. with Mr. Horn piveans Lie. DUG. College, Varsity Tennis 10,11,12: Chess Club 10,12; Radio Club 10: German Club 12. MARY LYNNE HANSEN Bynnenma bitsand tun Seve Lb OOr pancakes unc. “You muffed it!’ ... March LODO G 702 Tate an uary: Honda rides... 1967 Com- mencement . homeroom 2AO 2 3, crazy ‘Sophomore crushes . . . Ambition is to be happy. News Bureau 11, Editor 12; Class Council 11,12; Entree 11; Stu- dent Council Committee 12. WILLIAM HANLEY Pilea. Etoms) 66,. 67 Football Away Swim meets 4°.) Dear 2. Senior Picnic . College, law. Student Council 10,11,12; Ex- ecutive Council 11, Vice Presi- dent 12; J.V. Football 10; Var- sity 11,12; Varsity Swimming LO ole Zea Vielorackael Onan Viare sity 11; Varsity Tennis 12. ADELAIDE HARRIS “Kool-Aid” . . . Senior Prom ’67 and ’68 Homeroom 210 .. . Secre- tarial School. SUSAN LEA HANNAGAN “Sue’ . . . bus rides home Cee RIECU Cg SLUT May DO ObOG esky trippacave dances Nt abs pea Late Airline stewardess. Tennis 10; Bowling 10: Mes- senger 12. BURTON C. HARRIS 4th period lunch . . . 7th and 8th Auto Shop Junior year. J.V. Baseball 11. CRAIG HANSEN French with Napoleon the “CREW”... Post-time News in 331... College. Audio Visual Aids Crew 11; Stage Crew 11; Future Scientists of America 11. ELLA MAE HARRIS “Elly Mae’ .. . Homeroom 210... 4th, 5th, and 6th lunches... Ist period gym . . oentor Health... Col- lege or business school. GhorusmlOvoi 2. 49 NORWOOD HARRIS “Squeak”’ College or U.S.M.C. 50 “I get high with a little help from my friends.” RUTH RENEE HART ““Bootsie”’ Homeroom 210 I physicsyclassun tes 6th period lunch. . . having a top locker for three years Junei27,.. LIZ parties .. . 3 o'clock Senior year Medical Tech- nology. Future Scientists of America 10, Lie Drama Crabs LO 2 nus. ior Classical League 11; Pep Club 12; Modern Dancing 11,12. JAMES HENNESSY “Finnegan” ._ History class Junior year . . . 5th lunch Junior year. . . Blue- eyed Soul . . . College. Chorus 12. CHARLES HOWARD HENRYjadRe “Chuck” . . . Wallingford Hilton... 5th period Havoc sioie Lhe Organization a Bear . . . Basketball games Netchin’s Taxi losing pens at football games slide Wally 20s Sy Dige iG louse and his Boys . . . Tea Parties iin College. J.V. Baseball 10,11; Varsity 12; Varsity Soccer 12; Varsity Foot- ball Manager 10,11; Class Coun- cil 10; Student Council 12; P.H.S. News Bureau 10; Ameri- can Field Service 11,12; Senior Play Committee 12. JOAN HENRY Trying to make 7:30 A.M. rehearsals . . . Senior lunch ... Chemistry and Language Labs Homeroom 210 .. . Nursing School. Future Nurses of America 10; Chorus 11,12; Senior Play Com- mittee 12. ROBERT R. HIGGINS “Bob. —.’ Marching Band and football games... 5th lunch... Mr. Fritz’s math fie Deauteetul | 4 baseball games... . College and engi- neering. Band 10,11,12; Band Council 11,12; Student Council 12; Mile- stone 12; Baseball 11; Future Scientists of America 12. PHIDIGIPSCOR TIS HIEBERT SC Urea Capt. Hook Shoe Paptikantsiu-s | Prom (Ofte Lattice blue: Corvair sees PICHICs OCIION yearn... Double Sessions and_ those afternoons at the field . College and Engineering. J.V. Football 10,11; Varsity 12; Choruse LO; bial 22 BandoslOell: 12 SCOTT ALAN, HIGGS mocobby a aes welVlotze. ne. Janvatye Dol 907 oa Foote ball games Working towardstayb A. 2 Bitz 3s onmthehilloa. “Duke. of Earl... V.W. on the rocks . College. Pep Club 10,11; Key Club 10, 11, President 12; Messenger 10; Student Council 11,12; Varsity Soccer 12. GUADy on Oy CE HIGGINS January °67 summer O iceis penomerooms.2.407 07.0% 5th lunch three years hallways 0. citheopark.. 2), lunch in the rain. . . Nurs- ing. Future Homemakers of America Hike HER BER RELeL JANICE CAROL HIGGINS | ETS ered Paya oo Christmas Parties:; 2. Skiing Oct, sly 965 Peas Summer of 677 ..., Airline Stewardess. Drama Club 11. MARK HITZIG SEinthic™ The red Volkswagen... August 5, LOG 7 te VAS PO TLRt RY 0) a) tA ED period... The accident... College. J.V. Football 10, Varsity 11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Messenger LOM ewe horuss Ost D1 BRUCE KEVIN HOBLILEZELE Bruce’... Football games ... working toward a B.A. (yes MPtZ Ss) On. thenhitliias Duke of Earl .. . V.W. on the rocks Island Chug-Chug went the train . . College. J.V. Swimming 10; Varsity Soc- Cer ile oeiiNey atelier b eel lai 2s Milestone 12; Pep Club 11; Sen- icr Play Committee 12. CLARENCE HOWARD eChet!’ College for Business. D2 NANCY LYNN HOBSON “Nan” . Fight to win Senior year .. . loyal friends .. . Utter confusion Junior year .. . glorious summer of “OJ havate INOM NE AL Gigi two! dates‘foria night: 20. Dad, you really did it didn’t your? Eye make-up running in 5th lunch Junior year...4toomany???.. College, majoring in Music. Chorus 11,12. ROYELEE DENISE HUDSPETH “Sugar” . Senior Prom ‘O7 : 68. aia soecretarya Chorus 10,11,12; Modern Danc- ing 10,11. December. 30thrs). . The face at the door... . Twift hice NELALKV Stet We ee CICOTSESS place... ‘Lucy in the sky with diamonds” . . . Shop- ping . The walks College. Jovi Bootballie lO -arsityille. Key Glub (117122) Senior Play Committee 12; Student Coun- Gl il ALEXANDER HUNTER .. 6th lunch Jun- . English class Alexi 10F1, Year ak with Mr. Thompson Service or Barber school. JOHN EARL HOERNIG DEBRAH ANN HOREL ‘Debbie’. . . A lively Bee Mr. Petronella Junior year... Early morn- ing chorus rehearsals Right?! . Teen council . . . College for elementary teaching. Junior Classical League 10; Fu- ture Teachers of America 11,12; President 12; Chorus 10,11,12; PepaG@lubwl 2 JOHN HUNTER JOSEPH PAUL IMPORTICO OC. etal piCe as, ohViatch ZS diene Lea VL aCEN 2), hoes 2 Lewitt = Central’ Parkas Groovin virs bub 3) 4 The Boati ... os Flowers y we College, Me? No, I’m not yawning EVAUGHN JACKSON “Spankie’ ... . Nursing. . just stretching my thumbs. e JVAUGHN JOSEPH JACKSON Beaty, tie AN jamming time at P.H.S. with friends College to become a technical engineer. Track 12; Basketball 12. ADRIENNE JAMAR ‘Adee’. . . all the relatives in Sophomore year... Mr. Lonsky’s physics class in Junior year... three years of 6th lunch... ‘The Three Bis; Mike the stummiens of 1967 . ... major in mathe- matics. Drama Club 11,12; Pep Club 12; Senior Play Committee 12; Messenger 11,12; Milestone 12. 4 } LINDA JACOBSEN Hey ne Oth eine bein. s Pops... The Road Runner a acoeptember 65). 7)) July LOyiaaen ee lie + Shore waiting for weekends Senior Week ’66 ‘““Mister’’ . . . Notes and Vetters®, |), Secretary. BRIAN JAMAR College or trade school. J.V. Wrestling 11. 53 BRADFORD JANIN GREGORY JOHNSON 54 i CHARLES JEMISON “Charley” Boxing in the boys room . . . preaching in the park . . . College or Vocational School. J.V. Wrestling 10; J.V. Indoor Track 10,11,12; J.V. Outdoor Merackw NOP eletaes JUANDA JOHNSON “Joni’ . . . Football games in Senior year those weekly letters to Central State .. . the Clemmie Bug . the five of us and our disputes the Happy Family . . . College and an airline stewardess. Student Council 11; Color Guard Di (Gaptaing 12s OramarcelibehOr Modern Dancing 10,11. JO ANN JESPERSON OM eee ELEM OO TR tn. Capua Hooke Apnila ; 1967s oni Moun tain Dew .. . Soprano II? ... Refrigerator in Atlantic City English 11W-6 College with music major. Chorus 10,11,12; Treasurer 11; Vice-President 12; All-State Chorus 11,12; Twirling Squad HOM U2 see ceaswrenig 2 -mmINa= tional Honor Society 11,12; Class Council 11; American Field Serv- ice 10,11,12; Milestone 12; Jun- ior Classical League 10; Senior Play Committee 12. SUZANNE JOHNSON SUCH ceil as 2) veats Of 4th lunch . Chemistry labs . Laboratory Technician. DIANE SHARON JOHNSON “Dia’’ . . . Remember 5th period lunch English period 7 in Junior year... Talent shows . . . Business school. VALORIE ANN JOHNSON .. 5th lunch Sopho- more year . 7th period gym class HR. 254 ... Waiting in the park .. The Crew . . . College to be a physical and health edu- cation teacher. Bowling Club 11; Man leo. Pep Club 11. ““Beve’’. Fike @hatre Color Guard 12; VERA JOHNSON . nurse. mILOCkiy =e, LEOLA A. JONES Picola ee boss i@lass. of “68 .. . 6th period lunch ee ecollege: MirackeelOmaNarsity., Ll, 12): Chiba ls Pep VINCENT JOHNSON LORETTA. JONES BeBe eae ot tOme4room 2D VE IeOMUEeNROCA la. +6: Sophomore year — 7th per- iod gym .. . Being aroun d Wood Shop two years—3rd and 4th period . . . Boss Twirling Squad 1967-68 ... Attending all the sports, especially Basketball with the Crew Oeste W EAD Love’ . . Junior College for Executive or Medical Sec- retary. Class Council 11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Twirling 12; Modern Dance Group 10,11,12; Bowling 11; Future Business Leaders of America 12; Senior Play Com- mittee 12; Chorus 10,11. ” BRIAN WEBSTER JONES “Jones” 5th ' period Sophomore year 7th period Junior year. . . stand- ing in the hall... Union Junior College. Pep (Clubs P2ey Key 'Gluby 12 Soccer 10. SANDRA JONES CHARLES A. JONES III ““Merc’’ all the fine “campus cities” One hundred hours at Prisco’s... ‘The Fall Mixer... College. VELORES JONES “Lore” . . . Sophomore gym — period 7 .. . 3rd period study . . . Homeroom 25] in Junior year... The Crew . Lunch periods 4 % 6 in Sophomore and Junior years... ‘“You’ve Made Me Sou Very Happy) ie Sec retarial school. Pep Club 11; Future Business Leaders of America 12; Modern Dancing 12. 55 Bob shows off his new Schwinn racer. EDWARD G. KELLER VEO Gea ee DeMmIstl yy and PHYSICS) 4531's OOcceR Oe sree, Baseball Practice 8th gym . College. rae 10; Varsity Baseball 10, BLAINE (PAY (KEELEY “Tweet” . . . Sophomore Dance... 6th lunch Junior year... Thanksgiving game Junior year . . . Secretarial School. CAROL KAHN 4th lunch i Mr Pie S). after swim meets in the “Bomb”. . . Thanksgiving Football Game and ‘“‘hot cocoa 1 9GGa we TOT 6 “nutty’’ homeroom 12 ... College. Drama Club 11,12; German Club 12; Student Council Committee 12; Entree 12; Homeroom Chair- man 12; Senior Play Committee 12) BARNEY E. KEYES, JR. “Pook” . . . Those brown weekends . . . Summer '67 J . Chorus 66 and ’67 ince Ovall the sweet: girls Fu RN Oi Colleges ChorusmLOWeleuZ. WILLIAM B. KEENA “Kid eee SENIOL-CITCuae ae 54 Toc. lhe Gooperaus Monday nights . Two . . . College. Key Club 10,11,12; Key Club Treasurer 12; J.V. Football 10, 11; J.V. Wrestling 10; Student Council Committee 12. VIOLA KIJEWSKI i a 6th, 5th, 4th lunches . . . Senior Home- room 10th and 12th grade gym . . . Conferences in 6th lunch Sophomore year sewn tlVlarch 24.0 WOO Ons aus Business school or college. ees GERALDINE J. KING P ELEY aro peie DOO-TAYy (ki , 7 in a topless Dodge . Pigeons and poptarts That history book .. . Blue leis... A haircut... Switch SietesODliNterss: Aya), INever my lovee... College, DramarClubwvel2- seep Club lel: 12; American Field Service 12; Student Council Committee 12; Senior Play Committee 12. DEBORAH M. KNIGHT “Loist’’ ... 5th lunch Senior year. passing math’:, . Pratt or Parsons College. Senior Play Committee 12; Hu- man Relations Club 12; Future Homemakers of America 10. MARGARET KING PHYLLIS M. KNOX “Phyl”... 5th lunch Soph- omore year . . . Senior Class jamming Sophomore’ gym class . . . College. Pep Club 12; Senior Play Com- mittee 12. KATHY KIRKPATRICK MARVIN J. KOHN prey You! haircuts : aisleya Pantseve es scoundrels . . . the midnight hour 3)’ holy days:. . ..sub Contcr ee yee Ls J.O.W3S. good times on Willow Avenue... College. Bandelont et. THOMAS A. KLAAS “Big Clous”’ ... . Fifth lunch ... Lhe Wallingford Hilton ... BEAR... Swarthmore Citterdlin ys COntrerences.a te. the SHACK .. . Backyard football and basketball... Teach for three years Good times . . . College. -° J.V. Swimming 10,11; Soccer? Varsity 11,12; American Field Service 11,12; Pep Club 12; German Club 12. KEITH KONDOS Mebritz siimath Class.) al: Helping the soccer team to its great record College. J.V. Baseball 10, Varsity 11,12; Varsity Soccer 11,12. a7 KOSCINSKI JANIS TIA TS pate Waa Ouran Twinkling blue eyes December 10, 1966... . Monday night Wall- flower . . . Come on down to my boat Midnight phone calls. . To Sir With Love .. . College and Peace Corps. Pep Club 11,12; Student Coun- cil 10; Student Council Commit- tee 11; Student Council Treasurer 12; Milestone 10,11,12; Class Secretary 11; National Honor So- AU Bie Ne. CAROL ANNE KRAFTCHICK Carol va DOOAraAy Penta July 23, 1967... . Junior lure ai eevestu ey ein ta topless Dodge . . . Rotating houses . . . The wrong turn a Ramlebters nc cit MOKeeu College. Drama Club 10,11,12; American Field Service 11,12; Chorus 10, 11; Plaintalk 12; Senior Play Committee 12. CHERYWIEAB: KRESSEBR: Saturday rehearsals and foot- ball games. . . chorus classes Mery CONcertomieenL Otneand 12th Homeroom . . . those special teachers . . . College for Music Education. Bands lOeMi a2 Ghorus mile 2: “Are you sure this is where I’m supposed to sit?” eNibbys fee “3 Pate Delkbelephone cam New Brunswick . . . West- field game ’66.. ‘OO Baye endian asin VL 2aoubrida yathe sath gta 6, ROBERT M. KRIENKE akrinkiO™ ae bigt oo oer Playin’ ) boat- .2.)4 Senior Week ’66, 67 ... Teach ... Eternal Square... Tank . . . Remington Ave. College. Key Club 10; Band 10,11; Ger- man Club 12; Varsity Swimming NOM IDs DAVID ALLAN KRINEY The Carat SUMMer . College. ROBERT A. LAMSON “Bob” Auto Shop, Sophomore year 6th lunch Sophomore year. . . 4th and 6th lunch in Junior year . . . Truck driving or Service. RICHARD WILLIAM LANG, JR. Rack? eneees Loccem bets il O; 1966 ... Come on down to my boat . . . Monday Night . . . Midnight Phone Galis 2s ear Wealltlower 7.9 Flicks .. . Senior Weeks ’65 ANGI OT. eterMbne SCATe gs: a. College and Law School. Student Council 11,12; Treasurer 11; President 12; Executive Com- mittee 11,12; Key Club 10; Mes- senger 10; Milestone 12; J.V. Football 10,11; Varsity 12; J.V. Swimming 10; Varsity 11,12; Varsity Tennis 10,11,12. RAK EN BVUICHEIE CA VTIMORE 7th period study Sopho- more year . 5th lunch So. . Junior year’... ‘College to major in Sociology. Drama 10,12; Plaintalk 12; Pep Club 12; Human Relations Club UDR se LAWRENCE E. LAUBE “arry, aivathesA- Vv Room weil royectors working nights : Chem study .. . Senior plays . the stage . . . College. Senior Play Stage Manager 12; Interclass Play Committee 10,11, 12; A.V. Squad 10,11,12; Stage GrewanlO lula as DIANE ELEATHIA LANIER Sophomore year 6th lunch .. . Sophomore year History class Junior year at Prom time . . . Senior year all year long . College to be a Biochemist. Chorus 10; Drama Club 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Bowling 11; Plaintalk 12; Senior Play Com- mittee 12. MASSELON LAWSON “Rock”’ . . . those wonderful teachers most help- ful guidance counselor, Mr. Simpson . . . College. German Club 12. LDUGIVE He CANTER OF) CERO vaya ey alibgeral agen bel llth and 12th grade leaving school early in 12th grade. ANNE IRENE LEAVITT Purple flowers . . . Captain Aa bees . Reincarnation mish ac OnaAdows.. 4.0. College: Assembly Committee 10,11,12; Junior Classical League 10,11,12; Drama Club 10; National Honor Society 11,12; Plaintalk 11,12. § GILDA MARIE LEFT WICH MIVCLEV Saeed ee ass Gt MOO SNiey er FOL March 16, 1967 Club meetings in the park Football . Basketball games . Dancers Troubles . . . Life in P.HS. Business college. Drama Club 11,12; Class Council 10; Homeroom Chairman 12; Chorus 11; Modern Dancing 11; Entree 12; Future Business Lead- ers of America 12; Pep Club 12. NATALIE CAMILLE LEWIS L Nat.’ the crew . 3rd period Senior gym... modern dancing . . . Drama class . . . Senior English. . . College. Library Council 11; Homeroom Chairman 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Class Council 12. 60 BARBARA JO LEMMO 3 years of 220 4th lunch Sophomore year. Future Nurses of America 11; Fu- ture Homemakers of America 12. JAMES LINDSAY “Jim”... 8th period Eng- lish class’67 ... ‘‘Boy’’ 8th period English °66 eae Marine Corps or Navy. Football 10. JANIE LEVINE “Peanut”... Mr. Chironna’s English Class Mrs. Gerow’s homeroom for two years... Mrs. Kuch’s Sew- ing Class... Exam Week ... 6th lunch for two years ... Mrs. Reigal’s History Class Modern Living and Social Living ... Talent shows... Fun in gym and health... Mrs. Van Cleef’s English Class . . . Business College. Human Relations Club 12. JONATHAN KENNETH LIPPMAN ' Jon”. . . Senior Play re- hearsals . . . Senior Football games .. . Plainfield-Edison .. . Arguments with Irish- Meneame ighvelapess (1 College and law school. American Field Service 10,11,12; Senior Play 12; Drama Club 10, 11,12; Assembly Committee 10, 11,12; Milestone 12; Tennis Team 10,11,12; Pep Club 12. J.V. Swimming 10; DORIS LEWIS “our’ 2.5: sS um imers One Alpha Beta Nu’ Epsilons Mazjestics Miss Franco’s Spanish class . Thursday night at the neigh- borhood house . . . Every- thing is brown... All those Del-phonic productions . College — Social work. Class Council 11. TERRENCE WAYNE LOCKE Ter’ . . . Weekends at the shore. 3). Parties? 228... Union... Italian American Club Dance . . . Weekends Air Gollege, Messenger 12 eKeyeClubal2-eSoccer 125 FAIGY LOCKER “Little One’”’ ““Hoo- ray’ . . . Seven in a topless Dodge . . . Rotation houses oe Barnum . eee ne Circus Pee HOX Se. OtONeS 3s dk Alleghany . . . Property of ee My Girl aeeily 29: LOG Soh Junior Lunch Deeucollege Chorus 10,11; Plaintalk 10,11, 12; American Field Service 11, 12; Milestone 12; Pep Club 12; Sophomore Interclass 10; Drama Club. 10,11,12, Vice-President V9, KAREN MARIE LONGO EKG ree roupes Unio‘ 400 we lwabs se Junior Enolish and History ... UNAUSA Mele ee RN AOnSials Talks . Keep paddling! oe College; Class Council Secretary 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11,12; Hu- man Relations Club 11, Vice President 12; Tutoring 11,12; Student Council Committee 12. JAMES HERMAN LOGKEEY ““Mush”’ 6th period lunch for two years... the swinging class of 1968... Military Service. . . I.B.M. Data Processing. Indoor Track 11; J.V. Wrestling 11; Chorus 10. ELSIE E. LONYSZYN Peis ees: heserttlestived Busi teres enichigai waa. Vaux hall Rd. Hey, Teach! ... Kansas Summer Keep paddling September 1 Cara BK Library Chats . . . Morning Paper Routes College with foreign languages as major. National Honor Society 11,12; American Field Service 11,12; Junior Classical League 11; Ger- man Club 12. DIANE M. LOMBARDI LINDA JEAN ““Savage”’ ““Hooo-ray”’ LOMBARDI “bomb” Stones lke ee Chazy One mailing Cream colored cab... 66, days the poet .. . It’s 67 summers... February ot respectable! . . . football 14,1967 ) «.,Streaks Sapa eee Senior lunch . Sophomore Entree 10,11,12; Math Club 10; a4 : Pep Club 11; Human Relations study College. Club 12. American Field Service 10; Pep Cluby 10; T1523) Drama Clubel0; 125 “Oooooops!’’ 61 DIANE Vi. sOPRESTI Teachers weekend ’66 .. . The point .. . Mattel Rifles . . . Wasted weekends . . Disillusioned college men... The teach Open the door Pu nomades, ob gtey iLhn Zan . College. Future Teachers of America 12; American Field Service 11,12; Milestohe 12; Drama Club 10,11, 12; German Club 12; Pep Club es DENISE EILEEN LYONS MOC ae Leh ner core cant Dress British, think Yiddish ... Simon... Irish power . . . Ooh! when I can drive een PRLbr COLTS | hs wade ane Village . . . Groovey! .. Senior lunch in the park... College. Drama Club 10; Chorus 10; Human Relations Club 12; Band Loe 62 VINCENT KEVIN LOUGHLIN Vance” 2e-Seaside Oi p.0, Weekends at Cook . . . Soc- Cer PAMeS, wu ee LCA em, College. Varsity Soccer 11,12; Pep Club 12; Key Club 113123 “Secretary, 12; Boys Chorus 10,11; Student Council Committee 11,12 . “Ron” years . A long three . The shore . My cool Volkswagen ‘The New Era. . . My band ie +s Parties’)... Dancesuiri- day © Saturday wileth period lunch the leg . . . Watchung Reservation . September 1966 . 8th period gym Senior year . College. AL LUCIANO AIGA Mrmocen diner, Mr. Sterling . . . Drafting School and Service. Soccer 10. BARBARA JEAN MADISON ‘Bobbie’. . . Fourth lunch in tenth grade... New Year's Byer )966.0,.7 7 Co- tillion night May, 1967... Graduation Day ’67 Friday 13 parties conferences . Chorus) LO viele Glub Oj; J pe ild Those Hi-Y . . College. Future Nurses Drama Club 12; Human Relations Club 12. WARREN L. LUCK BW iolece 3rd 6 4th period woodshop . 5th period gym . . . College. J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Bas- ketball 11,12. LOIS A. MANOWITZ Two years to go!... Huggy Deat.)4) = otones.. 4 Vege; table men. . . That week- end... Prom weekend ’67 . College. Milestone 12; Messenger 12; Chorus 10,11; Twirling Squad 10; Drama Club 11; Student Council 12; Senior Play Commit- tee 12; American Field Service UG Wea 2) Many obstacles must be overcome to obtain a higher education at P.H.S. HARRIET DOREEN MARCUS iellareees puchettall mixers MUD e Le ute CALI a. 3h July 22, 1967 . . . the gang My Ute SHObe 4c. SSSSSSSSS Wether playi.,..) +4:007A,M: OUbs Patty iaikawe LD) Die COLeee, Drama Club 10,11,12; Drama Council 10,11,12; Assembly Committee 10,11,12; Pep Club NOMI Classe) Gouncil 10); Homeroom Chairman 12; Student Council 12; Human Relations Club 12; Messenger 12; Entree 10; Senior Play 12. GARY MARSJANIK ““Marsh’”’ 5th lunch Junior year... bikes during 7th study... weekend high- lights ah osuinmery Osan “Do I need this?” “cracks sines Up! a. ayaaew One dollarricher..) “caught... 0) nobody’s listening .. . party happenings dum-dum Birdcyzk . . five of us College. SUSAN A. MARCANTONIO “Sue’ . . . Sophomore sum- mer... I-Room... Phone checks . . . Weekday Parties shee Ditinois hoe ce lio coe. INK NEVITIGU I grat La Y Nites . College. Student Council 10; Drama Club 11,12; American Field Service 11, 126s Pep yElubwlOnt lel 2 er Social Committee 12; Senior Play Com- mittee 12; Milestone 12. MERILYN VICTORIA MARTIN 56 Green Cadillac... 1967 Penn Relays... 4th, 5th, 6th lunches . . . Senior fellas et COUP VOCS IO) awe yd Ne Block, the crew, the swing- ing times . Professional model or fashion designer. RICHARD MAUDSLEY Miizard 4 ey OUmM Mer OF 10 25220-6646) oA laSe kan Adventure . . . Win’s House... Flicks .. . College. Wrestling Team 10,11,12; Base- ball Team 1,12; Key Club 10,11; American Field Service 11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12. BEVERLY MAULDIN TOM MAXWELL Pree’, ..). surprise Surprise) 7 Viaxiaaues aise ae .M.F.G.... Juicy Juice Queer Duck . . . Organized . three years of 8th period Labor... English 11... study ... two years of 6th Leader Kane... Titous... period lunch Business Rides through Plainfield... School. Minister. Chorus 10,11,12; Bowling 11; Drama Club 12. Drama Club 12. j fA : é DIANE M. McCRONE BERNARD MCGEE Oiley McGrone)) 8). Zan Barney 4.04 9 oth lunch ... You two look alike’ ’65, ’66, 67... homeroom . chopsticks . . . pistachio 261... Vocational school. Nuts wertalking til6 a), nightshirts prop of a shower kinsy darrah. American Field Service 11,12; Plaintalk 11,12; Drama Club 11, 12; Senior Play Committee 12. 64 ANTHONY JOSEPH MAZZETTA “Boy”... Summer of 1966 Js Jumbole. sath street Penthouse College. J.V. Football 10,11; Varsity 12; J.V. Wrestling 10; Varsity Track 28 DEBORAH PATRICIA McGOW AN “Debby” . . . Stairway Six . . . teachers and friends . X-Ray technician. Chorus 10,11,12; Drama Club 10; Pep Club 10,11; Modern Dancing 10,11; Future Home- makers of America 10,11. BRIAN “Sentor’ Stairway 6 s Stady hallow Mie Brann’s gym class Junior year... Two years in Mr. Crespy ss math class). ae August 10, 1966... Col- lege, Law. Football 10; J.V. Football 11. ROBERT McKEITHAN “Bob” . teaching. Lunch period JAMES CHARLES McKINNEY “buck! Mr. Mades woodshop class Junior year emer college, CHRISTINE MEYER Ri COTISSY Manatee ICL Ga 07a, oN bao o008, au Bye, Dene Lalor, rorever? 2)... ING Yo s 07- 8, nal pol May Hee rootpall games. en 5: April 29, 1967 .. . Friend- SIDS at:-b. ElaVing) linia ts stones «9, volly Green 22 , Hi... November 19, 1966 . . . Sneakies . Getting Misty College. Student Council Committee 12; Class Council 11,12; Senior Play 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Mile- stone 12. THOMAS B. MEADE PG. Oem cree Oenio’ Lear G7. Mr. Petronella’s Junior English class Senior year... flat tires in teacher’s parking lot on Kenyon Ave- nue... Steel fabricator and welder. ELIZABETH MIHALIC PEt aes tne 96D) come ing to this country without knowing any English... . Secretary. JAMES W. MEDICK “Jim’’ . . . Sophomore year .. . Mrs. Camp’s Spanish Classes) yca SLA MING. 39) oh he Speaker . . . double sessions ine On Wearvapvs college, J.V. Football 10,11; Key Club We ROBERT MILLENKY “Millank’”’ All those Chibonies the water that’s always over the dam i s oUmmer ati Shacks, ei) Glasses . . . Ladders in play rehearsal . . . Learning lines ... French accent . . . Career in Economics. Assembly Committee 10,11,12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Entree Business Staff 12; J.V. Swim- ming 10,11, Varsity 12; Senior Play 12. Ee MYRON THOMAS MENDELSON “Tom”... bus rides back from football games . . . the red and black Opel .. . Col- lege, teacher of music. Band 12. JEANNE MILLER “Miller’’ ski trip . G.O. .. . sixth lunch Senior year ; Batmanwicnaty “testify” APRICOTS SaSUMmmMen OLenO 7+ cu Secretary. Drama Club 11; Messenger 12. LYNN CAROL MILLER “Miller’’ Bt Ese eens under the sandcastle NYE) 67 , I’m up! ees OO AUMie se paestertial BP AL Leo eae 29, 1967... Junior gym . Stones. . . Bye Den DUR NICCOLIS ty er et CO MegeD Pep Club 10,11,12; Drama Club 10; Messenger 12; Student Coun- cil 11; Student Council Commit- tee Chairman 12; Student Council Committee 11,12; Color Guard 11; American Field Service 10,11, 12: Senior Play Committee 12; Milestone 11,12. 66 PAUL MILLER German oli and) BTS oe 8th period chemistry College for physics or engi- neering. Future Scientists of America 10; Math Club 10; German Club 12. GALE IRENE MILLEY “Gale’’ pigeons and poptarts . hoo-ray . seven in a topless Dodge... Junior prom a single daffodil... poems... M.K. oe te JUMICr College: Drama Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 11; American Field Service 11,12; Messenger 11. And with the rising of the full moon ROBERT BRUCE MILLIGAN, JR. “Bob 22.40 Senior, Girss.60 ... Playing boat... Eternal Square) ARcks eens 2. fa amessin around me College, Medical School. Varsity Football 10,11,12; Var- sity Swimming 10,11,12; Golf 10,1 1,123 Glass Councils 10; Vace President 11; Student Council Committee Chairman 12; Student Council Committee 12. HELEN GRACE MINARD “Ma”... good times with Future Homemakers of America the “‘snake’’ named after me. . . letters from Germany expe- riences in driving class... Ato oth. oth lunch : secretary or I.B.M. school. Future Homemakers of America 10,11,12; Business Club 12. GAIL ANTIONETTE MONGOSA Gallien DB bitey te, Seaside 67 . . . crazy notes and letters . . . November 8th, “66!!. . . April 14th, (0 a eh). Pinball machines Room 358 a tinned... Sectetary, JOHN R. MISDOM Mr. Sophomore year lunch Sophomore year . 4th lunch Senior year . College. Drama Club 11,12. Blackman’s homeroom 5th DEBORAH MARIA MOORE “Debbi” . . . Marching and Football games 5th period lunch . . . College — Physical Education. Color Guard 12; Drama Club 10; Modern Dancing 10. MARSHA ANN MITCHELL ‘Marsh’ . . . the big scare 4th lunch Sophomore year munnoeptember 22 L967. 42. WAM Sood timer at) -S:P.C.'s Homecoming ’66 .. . the class of ’66 .. . College to become a Dietitian. Senior Play Committee 12: Fu- ture Homemakers of America 12. VALERIE JEAN MORGAN Na aia nen bossetimes with the right people... ‘ihe busy nallsse.. [herbad times with the good times ... Plans to attend Business school . . . Secretary. Chorus 10,11,12; Bowling Club Purves KEN MLYNARSKI “Ken”... Mr. Blackman’s Homeroom 101 yi. er Petronella’s English Class | 1 trade school to be a transmission specialist. EVA ANN MORRIS ““Eve’’ . . . Good times with CLASSE OLN OMireke ETO 0i , % '68 .. . Helpful teachers September 14, 1967 peseune £19) 11968 IBM or Data Processing School. Pep Club 11; Future Homemakers of America 11. 67 JAMIE LISA MOSS “Me”... Summer in Nan- fucket! .. Skimny a owe we? we! ...a moving van . have a laugh! ... S’more weekends . ... Cheerleading PIMA NUS ines ER breore floor it . . . chemistry with Mr Schlough: 0... (NoY.E: LOTR Lass OU Ge tur hley: Jammy! . College. J.V. Cheerleading 10, Varsity 12: Milestone 11, Editor-in-Chief 12; Messenger 10,11; American Field Service 11; Student Council 10, 11, Committee Chairman 12; Pep Club 11. MARGARET G. NAPLES ‘Margie’ . . . lost rides . . May 25, 1967 ... Spring 67 Lunch with the group . . . dances at Cook School . . . The Blue Horse yy teatin talks see earn ing that shift . . . Stewarts . . . Secretary. Entree 10; Messenger 12. 68 HERMAN MURPHY “Herm” 4th and 5th auto shop Sophomore year 6th lunch Sophomore 3rd Air and Junior year gym Senior year Force. DEIDRE ANN NEILSON “Dee Pigeon ey bey 64:55, 2 complicated aie. = nonchalant {zo | Mantoai tes Purple Passion . . . Clyde! ... A Summer’s Place . Junior Lunch Art School. Pep Club 10,11,12; Milestone 11,12; Homeroom Chairman 12; Student Council Committees 10, 11,12; Messenger 12; Drama Club 12. ROSIE MURRAY ARLENE CYNTHIA NELSON GBuUG hae LAbOsaDa ye Ov es) AACN ee Delphonic Dancers. . Wildwood and Asbury Park Darksyde Long Winston)-Cigarettes 0 6) Apri lo, IG sy oe TL Spy. .. . College or Nursing. Pep Club 11,12; Modern Dance 10,11; Student Council Commit- tee 11; Drama Club 12. WILLIAM MICHAEL MURRAY “Bill” . . . 8th period gym in 11th grade... 4th lunch Lith grade-. a Sthlunch 12th grade... ‘‘What hap- pened to that white Ford’’ ao German lh inv lith and 10th grade . . . 6 years— LW, OLR Oe Ove clea CSL ALY: Opels vi College:or CVA’ Sophomore Football. LESLIE NEUMANN ‘ash “ee nob yelashee Keggarin, AO Olean Friday! nights yah. eee 3 Volkswagens . . . ripples 2 hear no. evil em Red Han College. Drama Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Drama Club Historian 11; Class Council 12; Milestone 12. THOMAS MICHAEL JAMES NEVINS EDigsau 84th lunch. Datch Hut 6th dunch 4... Who owns that multy col- ored car!!. . . Fun summer 67 . . . Junior and Gidgit . . . Post Office for 2 years ... cheerleading practice... College. ADRIAN NOEL “Frenchy” .. . going to the B and M on school nights . . . French teacher or artist. Weightlifting 10,11. e RIPERNP JOYCE NIEDERMAN You wanna go to Rutger’s? pene ur in es ONG Ue Cis: cussions and sad partings... 260 tee College. Chorus 10,11,12; Small Mixed Chorus 10,11,12; P.H.S. Airtime LOW 12 Glass Eouncill), 10,01; Plaintalk 12; Student Council 11. BARBARA ALICE NORTH “Balb’’ . . . Cheerleading ...M6M... . Edelweiss oe Gee mae Datrodilsrand Poptops... ‘Speak no evil’’ ; Roller skating? .. . PCH acer ViIN erg ate Summer Place . . . College. J.V. Cheerleading 10; Varsity Cheerleading 11,12; Chorus 10, 11,12; Small Mixed Chorus 11, 12; American Field Service 11, 12; Milestone 12; Concert Band LOM eos Kay Granstrom displays unusual affection for her books. GARY GENE OLIVIERI (Garin oth lunch ountoc year College. SUZANNE OWENS ‘Sue’. 2 2 good | and bad timesnat. PES). 6th lunch 10th grade 5th lunch 11th and 12th grades . . Visits . . . crowded halls . . . good friends . . . notes and letters . Typing 2S period 1... homeroom 320 ; Business school. Entree 10; Future Business Lead- ers of America 12; American Field Service 12. WILLIAM E. OWINGS “Bill” . . . How you like them OPEL’s . . . Barricini candy . bagles and lox Senior year . . . Sophomore Interclass . College. Drama Club 10,11,12; American Field Service 10; Foster Child 11. CHERIE G. PARKER Peoner e hieyra win ocr halls in the morning .. . driving???? .. . 5th period 6 2 ene k . standing room only . . . College. Student Council 10; Entree 12; Messenger 12; Senior Play Com- mittee. 70 BONNIE L. PACCIONE “Bot. chon no ce st Moke c. Drivin’??? . . . Cook dances ioe Balla Witkersi een. olan waiting... Happy Together College. Pep Club 12; Future Business Leaders of America 12; Entree 12; Senior Play Committee 12. SUZANN PARKER ‘Susie’ . . . Miles Caesarts Gee ea COACH oils sake Viich t= gan’... practice with the P.H.S. swim team... “Keep paddling!’ . . . West Point ea ord lunch. ei teers: Princeton, and Yale... Nat’l Swim Championships in Ok- lahoma and Nebraska . College, hopefully Jackson College, then Peace Corps. American Field Service 11,12; Class Council 12; Junior Classical League 10,11,12; Messenger 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12, President 12; Platntalk 12; Safety Squad 12; J.V. Tennis 10, Varsity 11,12; Usher Squad 12. DOLORES JEAN PALMER NGYZE 66 . Linden’s away football game in Jun- 1OG veal se Viays 295490; RO Gis ae iret OG, . 4th lunch Sophomore year YONG AS club meetings . . . September 30, 1967 and the pink elephants . the trips to New York Mr. Wong’s biology class .. . roaming the second floor in Sophomore and Jun- ior years. . . homeroom 250 paw CVG ts Ser CCOUlege: Pep Club 12; Milest one 11,12; Drama Club 12; Entree 12; Hu- man Relations Club 12; Senior Play Committee 12; Homeroom Chairman 12. GI BER eae, PATTON “Gil” ... Homeroom Junior year . . . Chemistry Junior year, especially lab period... summer ’67 ... Navy, then college. Chess Club 10,11; Library Coun- cil 10; German Club 10. THOMAS JOSEPH PARENTI ‘Wome os Me ingrhant s chemistry class Mrs. Camp s Spanish, classyoi5. 6 football games . . . building ... friends, friends, friends ... dth 6th period lunch . . . College and then teach- ing. ROBERT JOSEPH PELE “Glump” . . . Cook School dances... 6th lunch Junior year . Mr. Pi’s history class . . . Scotch Plains parties . . . College, then the Navy. Assembly Club 11; Pep: Club 11. SAM P. PESSAROFF -ZOlu 1s longs walk. trom Interclass play gym Junior and Senior years... 4th and 5th lunch Junior year... English with J.O.B. . . . Physics Senior year . . Tito sii oubeCenter. parkway 90 mph pyramids “inmeierael 9. PO Yaler A en ee Lrericn LOWS, ba College: Band °10,11,12; Tennis 10511; Class Council 12. NANCY LOUISE PETERSON “Nance’ . . . Captain Hook ... Michigan . . . Deutsche Klasse . . . The Little Red Bug. 2 Chorus Parties. . August 18, 1966... keep paddling! . . . Good Humor Wianee ea Cora eec0 en Toot 06) qrae. Atlantic City “Cherish’”’ Hope College and a career in music. Chorus President 12; Chorus 10, 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Junior Classical League 10,11,12; German Club 12. eto ttnati ‘Hi there. WALTER EDWARD PETERSON Dirty. eae tiarien Nee © 4th breakfast for 3 Veats ee the Adobo . hic You Geek .. . The Temple- Miars =.) Gollege: Drama Club 12; Pep Club 12; dave basketballmlOeaVemlurack 10, Varsity 12. I’m your fairy god mother.’ THOMAS ANTHONY PIZZA OR WAYNE PIGFORD Pig cue os College! Track 10,12; Basketball 12; Pep Glubaail2- Chorus 2. RODERICK PLUMMER SRod: Library visits Friday night at the movies . . . Basketball bus pn ee ScOOtera ia mount COO daddy . . . College. J.V. Basketball 11; Warsity 12; J.F. Football 10; Varsity 11,12; Weightlifting Club 11,12; As- sembly Committee 10; Ushering Squad 12. ee WILLIAM FREDERICK POLISSON “Greek’’ Bomb scare, Sophomore year . . . Home- room 27 Ore oe i Cons: Junior year... 8th period history .. . Mrs. De Marco, SOAS Et 1 SN) . Navy. Junior year Senior year . ROBERT GEORGE PRINCE “Bob”... 8th period Jun- ior year 4th period . 4th lunch . . Home- . . Col- Senior year . Sophomore year . room Junior year . lege. 72 V ALERIEX TP POLLARD MINE eaten kl crear snk Vio Wee bone Eight period study 10,11,12 .. . All the troubles in the Sophomore and Junior year 6th lunch 10,11,12 . . . Homeroom 320 Senior year . . . College (Business administration). Entree 12; Senior Play Commit- tee 12; Business Club 12. TAMAR ELIZABETH PRITCHARD 3 years of classes and assem- blies' 4.) thecfirstiday a... Keat’s On The Sea... Latin III... a number of people . . College. Junior Classical League 10,11,12; Plaintailk 10,11,12; Math Club 10; Drama Club 12. VIOLA CONVELLA POWELL “Connie” .. . history class ‘66-67%... Oth: lunch)’ 65. °66.... 5th lunch ’67-'68 ... . stopping by room 161 before lunch ’67-’68 .. . English ’66-’67 .. . Beauty Culture School. ALPRED QUARIES 7 JAMES FREDERICK PRIGKE “Jimmie” lunch 5th period Junior year Homeroom 270 Junior year (Met Chris) ie ithe chick . . . Biology, Mr. Wong 330, Junior year .°. . “the halls in circles’’ Air Force, then designing and drafting. MICHELLE F. RADCLIFF “Mimi” 4th lunch, Sophomore and Junoir... Mr. Wong, Junior and Sen- 1Ornyeara.t. 1 OF .PLOMmuen ales re wiv. wc ACSE ie a hp OLMiOEWarice min meclose friends . . . patient teachers, “Grace”’ College — specialized education. Student Council Representative 10; Drama Club 11; Library As- sociate Member 11; Junior Dance Committee 11; Entree 12. Pep Club 12; BERNARD N. RAGLAND oNardy.. after school work. . . Period 6 and Mason SUSAN C. “REAVES “Sissy’’ . . . little homeroom 251 in Sophomore year . “the crew’’ and “how about that’ in Junior year... 4th lunch in Junior year . Business college. Homeroom Chairman 10; Color Guard 11. HERMAN REEDER PELCEN?G: REIFSNEIDER 7:45 meetings. . red) bug.) 4. Clancy DOO MOU en NiicINCatpes yan . Vauxhill Rdv1. .footballxgames 0,5 . sum- Teddy Bear . keep paddling!! mers College. Assembly Committee President 12; 12; Class Council 10,12. . the little NORA, American Field Service 12; Drama Club 10,11, 12; Pep Club 11,12; Messenger JOHN W, REED “IIT BD Juiereucr peachy buggies scooter days . . . summer 16.630 1.670. oy D AlVisssarte ing; Watkins Glen. . . the NON Gata Ay eo et Otone Harbor, 4 Wancaster;Pa.2).. demolition of °56 Pontiac Hot ’62 Chevy . College. Class Council 11; American Field Service 12; Drama Club 12. ROBER DVJOSEPH RENZ “Bob” . orange Honda .., summer 6 ... August 12... going to the shore . all night card game... playing basketball in the SNOWide eel Dew Gace. YA, Hello! ...Le Mans ’64 . College. J.V. Baseball 10; American Field Service 12; Drama Club 12. WILLIAM WEBSTER REED “Bill Reed’. . . the Drivers Education Course . . . Large Mixed Chorus . . . College to become a dental tech- nician. Chorus, LO;1 1512: SANDRA LOUISE RICHARDSON “Sandie’ . . . jammin times with class of °66 % ’67 ., 10th grade biology class cold waits after the football games .. . the grand meetings with the crew from East Orange . the long talks in homeroom 251... nurse or fashion model. Messenger 12; Pep Club 11,12; Student Council 12; Homeroom Representative 11; Senior Play Committee 12. 73 Fred Roberts gives advice to a lost Sophomore. CHARLES RIVERS “Rivers” .. . 6th lunch in Sophomore and Junior year going to the football games . College. J.V. Track — Indoor and Out- door 10, Varsity 12; Senior Play Committee 12. LYNN TURNER RIZNIK “Turner” . . . flying lessons with Boogets . . . Seaside BOTW En Yrs td eat) oid od Cxore) . dances.) June 270 1967 . singen wir heute? ... not again! ...3 A.M. dips do you want to go swimming? . . College. Milestone 12; Pep Club 12; Sen- ior Play Committee 12; Drama Club 10,11,12; German Club 12. TEEN TO As GAN NaN ILS, The point . Teacher's weekend '66 Mattel rifles . Disillusioned col- lege men... July 15, 1966 . . . Wasted weekends... High horse . Clutching bermuda bags . . . College. Drama Club 10,11,12; American Field Service 11, Secretary 12; Entree 12; Milestone 12; Pep (Shileyy A, JAMES RONALD ROACH “Ronnie” 3rd_ period study in Junior year 6th lunch Junior) year. 3. Good times in 7th and 8th period metal shop... Air Force or Navy. 74 EVELY N® PEARL RINEHART SBVie ws) 4 ie oa pleastitemron knowing Mrs. Camp, Mr. Jones 11th grade his- tory class . having new experiences and meeting new people traveling. LEROY GEORGE ROBBINS “Roy”... Spanish class 11 6th period lunch 11, the good times in speeches in Navy V2 a English 12 . speech class 12 and then college. FREDRIC BURTON ROBERTS BE LOOZ Ve aieder ie NVLLY Bian sine Yeah, hello! .. . ‘‘Nothing”’ Sthclunen =, . bun leg)... Let’s do something . . . what aeOuy ieun. 2 College: Draman, Clubs LO} VIZ VALE:S. 10,11,12; President 12; Soccer Jove oll Varsitya l2s)) Plamialk Pie eeprClubanie2s ELIZABETH: FB. ROSENBERRY DBetbyhergey) LOCIVErEe jee 2 Junior year... Fourth lunch andmatenoe lunch: a0. ..porxth English Senior year Nursing. SANDRA ELAINE ROBINSON “Sandy” . almost three years of fourth period lunch . . 1966 varsity football squad ... 11th grade chem- istry Psychology or fashion design. Chorus 10;11)12 Pep: Clubs 11; 12; Senior Play Committee 12. PAMELA JANE ROSS SPids ey aN Be Happening eee Wonca OO unen o “That Night’ vlan Friend is Someone Who Lakes? You ‘s4 BlueiPat- ten Leather Mustang . . Red Lollipops . . . “‘Rain- drop”. . . Secretarial School. Twirling 10,11,12; Student Council Committee 12; Milestone 12: Cardinal Committee 11. ELIZABETH ROCCO iz ies, football eames ... great times at the shore : notes and letters . 4th lunch in Senior year... Nursing. Human Relations Club 12; Amer- ican Field Service 12; Senior Play Committee 12. JOANNE D. ROSZKOWSKI “Gidge”’ . 6th lunch 3 years talking to Mr. Chufo in the mornings... STEELE ICON ay Oita o's meeting the gang after school college and continue working for Bell Telephone Go: Library Council 10,11,12; Entree Ly2. MARK LAWRENCE ROSENBAUM “Blossom”? . . . Chemistry with Mr. Schlough .. . Did I really do it? Yes!! the horn . . . in the locker room after swim practice... College. J.V. Soccer 10,11; J.V. Swim- ming 10; Varsity 11,12; Math Club 10; Future Scientists of America 10,11,12; American Field Service 12; Drama Club 12. LUBA ANN ROUTSONG “Oogalla” .. . Friday nights EA Ge Bek Orth CUS ENON 01 . neighbors... Aw-Rite! DA SG legsney Sik. SiOArtOn Ss ... Ripples... Full Moon : Monteray LG: Boat hawastreaksoy ered Hat... Stones. . . College. Dramay Club WO, R12 Drama Council 12; Class Council 10,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Mulestone 12; American Field Service 11; Senior Play Committee 12. AMY LOUISE RUBIN “OWally. codes Ocha lonch Ce Mati ey) BRAG Ba ONY 3”. . Florida . Tweeks! 9 Across: the Street). The Hut . . . College. Pep Club 11,12; Drama Club 10, 11,12; American Field Service 10, 11,12; Milestone 12; Homeroom Chairman 10,12. MICHAEL SANTONAST ASO SiMikes 4 ath, Sth. 6th lunch . . . Waiting for the 3 -@ clock belli. Vhanks= giving football games Technical school. 76 DIANE RYLES a BP ene EAM ond ow hii cic abs heme boss times at P.H.S. . . . boss Nicu . . Professional model . I.B.M. School. Draman Club: Llile e Bene cine 12; Class Council 10,11. EMORY J. SCHABRER EO Ji ESV Pe ay OT DULITICh asus Racing around the school on motorcycles . . . Bad 64 Chevy All the good parties at a friend’s house 63 Chevy Dah cu. in. accident . Navy then college. PETER NELSON SANDERS wins Sumner am Dig ClotsPatid, hissboysan uot Nech’s Taxi... ‘‘Nice Hit Joey”... Hooray... Bear Dine etinen iad eeeaiencdhne Organization... Que?... College or N. Y. Harbor Pilot. Plaintalk 11,12; Editor-in-Chief IED rama Glib eOumlalon iD: American Field Service 11,12; Senior Play Committee 12: Homeroom Chairman 11; German Club 12; Human Relations Club ee Soccer 12; J.V. Tennis 11, KATHERINE SCHAEFER Kathy We a2 Llomeroom 330 . March 5, 1966 ... Junior history 8th period . .. Sophomore and Junior gym Exam week ’67 . all the kids at Exit 6 ... waiting for a letter. . Seaside-65, Crazy 65 Mus- tang ov lie ibig switche Washington’s birthday ’66 . visiting room 358. KATHY, SAN GIOVANNI Kats 6th lunch for 3 years... talks in the park with close friends. . . Judo for 2 years . . . School of Fashion for selling and buy- ing career. Student Council Committee 11, Ze DAGMAR SCHAEFTER “Dackel”’ . “‘Michigan”’ i Canoe trip s4ye2) 28 Gareer in law. American Field Service 12; Ger- man Club 12; Student Council iW LORRAINE A. SCHKEEPER “Raine’ ... Dominican Re- public °67 . Captain Hooke lionsis7 04 Michi: gan . . . Cheerleading . M M's?! : Concert parties... ‘Keep paddling!”’ Hee Ae LD OOs. (OOM a | tices Ee Little Red Bug . . . College and possibly the Peace Corps. J.V. Cheerleading 10; Varsity 11, 12; Co-Captain 12; Junior Clas- sical League 10,11; Chorus 10, 11,12; Vice President 11; Amer- ican Field Service 12; National Honor Society 12; Treasurer 12; Human Relations Club 12; Usher Squad 12; Safety Squad 12. “Listen, my children, and you shall hear . JANE MARIE SOCEM ‘Helen’ neighbors... . “Helpi i... LittlesBenny ... y-nights .. . two dollars ... To Helen with Love’’ night galavanting . Junior gym Nt geo b lone es nickel nozzies . . . College. Student Council 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Milestone 11; Senior Play Committee 12; Amer- ican Field Service 11; Student Council Committee 12. ” LEOPOLDINA SCHNEDERLE a eoliva: PIES isa great school’’ . . . secretarial school and the Latin-Amer- ican Institute. CHARLES ROBERT | SCHNEEKLOTH “Charley’’ . . . Sophomore cross-country . Football games WEEIEZ)S), CIOS eeu College, law, and_ politics. Varsity Cross-Country 10,11,12; Varsity Indoor Track 11,12; Var- sity Outdoor Track 11,12; Stu- dent Council 10,12; Student Council Committee Chairman 11, Ie neevenClubialOslely te. BE LINDA M. SCHNEIDER . The Ace Oscar and . . Bowl me over Dt LG Boat Gretchen . oS stone's... 4’ Hershey's se SN HE OOLOLICY |e aniNes gers... L-warling 5 .5;Gom- mercial Art School. Twirling 10,11,12; Senior Play Committee 12; Student Council iO aiDramavelubrlelitie: SANDRA LYNN SCHWARTZ “Sandy”’ “Another you 4) ).: .. summer) of) 767 eUNSDULY Park 5 .iSerlior Lunch beware of the words of Ouija 6th period naps . . . Elementary school teacher. Drama Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 12; Future Teachers of America 12; Homeroom Chairman 12; American Field Service 12. 78 LOUIS SCHOLNIK “Hawk Eyes’’ . Senior Class Play-Do suidon ya- tovarisch . . . Throw it out the window . . . Elmer Fudd . College. DramanG@lub eleven Golkallos 11; Varsity 12; American Field Service 11,12; Band 10,11,12: Senior Play 12; Student Council Committee Chairman 11,12. WILE SCOT. JEAN SCHULDENFREI Jeannie’ 7th period biology . summer ‘66” Ha Property of w..tae day .. all night talks — instant Coliee? Utex ALLSTON sii icae October weekend ... Col- lege. Plaintalk 10,11,12; Business Edi- tories Chorus Wi eep: @lub 11,12; American Field Service 11, 12 rennissllnt 2 rama eClub LED PETERS, SEPEIL YA. ‘Pete’... Going Home 5th Lunch . . . Summer of ’67 ia EL OILvaenv he. iota Hit College. eperees Club 12. BETS IN SCHUMACHER “Bet 2 nAprlolon 1966 . a special Dodge Sopho- more year . . . September 9, 1967 USS Vee ee a drummer .. . football games dances: at Cook yi! Daisies . . . IL.B.M. business machines. ROBERT M. SERIDO “Schoonge’”’ . . . Remember 4th, 5th lunch Sophomore and Junior . . . Florida trip . . National in Junior year . Guard. SHARON LEE SHAHEEN Robat wee UNes 251 900 ee nesibeachbugey os. WNewiiiear's: (6 0 25. Mr. Gearhart and Junior History ... The Three Musketeers ... Junior Lunch... wait- ing for letters Easter vacation 67 College and medical school. Junior Classical League 10,11,12; Class Council 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; American Field Serv- ice 10,12; Ushering Squad 12; Hee Clubw 0; Wiles hennis Oye LINDA ANN SHARP “The King of the Road’... 4th lunch’. .- 10th and 11th grade with the girls ... homeroom... Airline stewardess. Library Council 10. ELLEN SHUNAMAN College and elementary school teacher. Library Council 11,12; Historian P92. BARBARA ANN SIERGIEY “Barbs” . . . September 11, 1967 ... The Three Mus- keteers.. . . waiting for letters COU baventingeia.: AOUIMICH Ol OV Ay est period study . Thanks- giving '66!! College and a teaching career. Drama Club 12; Future Teachers of America 12; American Field Services U1, 12-7) Pep, Club) 1725 Messenger 11; Senior Play 12; Library Council 10. As Mrs. Weigman is distracted by the camera, Greg Allen makes off with a few extra goodies. NINA SIMKIN “Lead’’ . . . Quoddy mocas- coke bottles sins The Adventures of Pozzo Ine? 33 Loop, oop. a career in Nuclear Physics. American Field Service 10; Color Guard 11,12; Co-Captain Color Guarda 7 Dramas Clubwl Isl. Plaintalk 11,12; Senior Play 12; Entree 12. CARMEN MICHAEL SIMONE St he vriink ea ae. cL O weeks of football... Kandy Kolored Tangerine... Or- ganized Labor oy. 0) Urp! Urp! ... Ah! But they're cool people . . . The little three... . ] am not going to eat my heart any More. Medical School. Drama Club 12; Senior Committee 12; American Service 12. Play Field ALLEE SMITH 80 THERESA KATHERINE SKRUTOWSKI ‘Lerry’ =. 2 Days spent. at the shore... 4th lunch... Running through the school Halls . ce Senior Pronvea Secretarial School. ALLEN SMITH These cold gym days 11... Those wild chemistry labs Lie el worsthe period studies 11,12... Two 5th period lunches 11,12 College. Student Council Committee 12. WILLIAM SLATER JOYCE; LESETE sSMITH SCOOlmIMICy ieee Ee CUCUSE Sth LCA Colleges. °67 Prom and the following weekend . . . graduation of [O p eet ally thewcootball games ol O F and) 68.0, the boss twirling squad ’67 ANCE GSU AvINO MOA ate Mr. Wong’s biology class 66... Nursing or business school. Twirling 11,12; Bowling 11. KAT HE EEN Ay oeINER Ee Rathy 0 ae Ci ee eee Uc Rat Cato, . . Senior Prom ’67 The Shell @apers |e) Plershevsue sea Feb. 2531 9 Osh eer viee morial Day Weekend ’67... “RheeShackte sya lca Bye Den . . . College. Band 10,11; Chorus 12; Pep Club 12; Student Council Com- mittee 12. REISS D. SMITHSON “Reiss’’ Love that wrestling team... . College— Liberal Arts or Physical Education. Track Varsity 11,12; J.V. Wres- tling 11, Varsity 12. LOUISE SOFIN ReMi 200%. 5. thes bridge fablemand. the .bench: 222, 2 Bermuda ... 1966 with the devil . . . College. Drama Club 10; Student Council 11,12; Usher Squad 12; Safety Squad 12; Human Relations Club 122 ROBERT C. STALKNECHT: Potalkers .on.05. Oth lonch for three years... 7th study Sophomore year... Willy RL ebe Orsanizationt. , us Wallingford Hilton... 17 Od Be Unbelievable lunches Senior year... Every football game .. . Riding Big Frank’s .. . Big Klous and his boy’s college. J.V. Football 10; Drama Club 12; American Field Service 11,12. BARRY DAVID SOLNICK UDaley nan je Organized Dsbormnaee ket tks fe Blue Barry pie ue FELY lunch Junior year... Urp! Wratan ay ne bie three vik Happy Day for Max. . Orthodontics. Drama Club 12; American Field Service 12; Senior Play Commit- tee 12; Junior Classical League 10; Chess Club 10. PETER NORMAN STEINER “Pete”... 6th lunch Sopho- more year. . . Spanish 2,3,4 Meee Een ardbirdsnias the Baseball trips . . . College. JV Daseballey lea arsity, 1112+ American Field Service 12. DAVID EDWARD SOPKO “Sopko” . . . Two years of 5th lunch . . . Mr. Pepe’s gym class... Waiting for the 3:00 bill . . . Complete confusion Ist day of Sopho- more year Air Force. CAROLYN DELORES STEPHENS “Steve” . . . two years of 6th lunch . . . exam week talent shows given in P.H.S. auditorium and show in Somerville . . . football games . . . Business. i ELIZABETH ANN SPINELLI . schedule trouble y catetertay.- Sistas, EP OLELTIC LY re, homeroom... talking... Wat ur. lockers clean gym suits... walking... third floor . . . the library ... LIW English . . . Sec- retarial School. JIM T. STEVENS ‘Steve’ Ist thru 8th lunch; working for the Courier News .. . Anything that will accept me, the serv- ice. 81 A plot to overthrow Mr. Ciliberto. DEBORAH EDRIS STONE Deb vio Eli shes@rear Colored. Cab 07 Class or 66... Bones. . . Stone’s ved 3) Ye Hien. ute sternal square awright Syracuse Weekends Niccolls College. Pep Club 10,11,12; Drama Club 12; Messenger 11,12; American Field Service 11, 12; Student Council Committee 12; Senior Play Committee 12; Homeroom Chairman 10; Milestone 12. 82 CHERYE (ANNE STRANSKY Sophomore summer . . . Visits to Rutgers with Pam {OEP EEG O feo FAOW.S Mildred? Our little beaver...) Outlot gas College. Chorus 10; Senior Play Commit- tee 12. BONNIE STILES “Fidget” . . . Flowers and motorcycles . . . notes and letters . . . all my honey’s World History 8th period Harpo Florist san Future Homemakers of America tah, HERELVALT AUDREY STRINGER “String-a-long’ .. . five main girls... 66 67 graduation night . . . The Penns in ’66... 4th and 5th lunch Medical Assistant. Future Homemakers of America; Senior Play Committee 12. The THOMAS. CYsSTOrt: Tom’) Hey Leach) 4 . . « 8th Chemistry . .. 6th lunch . . . Fall Mixer ’67 . College. Puture Scientists of America 10, 11,12; German Club 12; Ameri- can Field Service 12; Math Club 10,11; Chorus 12; Milestone 12. SYLVIA GHARLENE STROND Char’) ic), bhesblackout of 672.7. Sunimers ots 06 @6 ’°67 . . . Sophomore Junior 4th lunch . . . Those tunafish sandwiches. . . The EL OV Nancy ‘Taylor Secretarial School. Pep Club 12; Student Council 10; Homeroom Chairman 11. PATRICIA SWAN “Swanee’ .. . Social Living Class-in Junior yeare ao Columbia, Linden and Jef- ferson games last year. . . Mrs. Van Cleef in Senior year . . . Senior homeroom Marriage. CAROLINE ANN SULLIVAN “Ding” . . . my best friend . “sadness and happiness’’ Homeroom Chairman: Messenger ore MaSchool: 12. BRENDA GAYLE HAY LOR LAWRENCE N. “Twin” . sixth period TAY IEOR banca Gormtarcen vearsin. 8 jr lsarry ” The second Apalyt7; 11967 . CS. floor in the morning with . . . Wednesday nights . theisiris 2) Mir, “Young's Ace girl Secretarial class... 11th social living school. .. . College or the Air Force. MARY LOU SWANTON PIIOUN OU Get ETUC Yc.) % April 21... Senior week and Prom ’67 ... notes and letters... 4th and 6th lunch ... November 15... Couch . . . Kenyon gardens . Pink telephone .. . Brown corduroy. Chorus 10. LINDA ANDRIA DAN-LOR . sixth period Lwin lunch in Senior year. . . The three o’clock bell . . Parliaments school. Business JOAN MICHELLE TAMMARO Sept. 16, 1967 Maa Pames so eben West 9 Oy CANS eo rare vermocn eee ic eek (O Oeste ed OLONES College to study art. Drama Club 12; Student Coun- cil 11,12; Senior Play Committee 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Muile- stone 12; Student Council Com- mittees 10,11,12. DENNIS R. ‘VTERBEBECKI “Deno saeatpaseball. “Tietps ... Varsity warm-up catcher eno panish’ 2 so. -opaiish Pty a ae ARISE ay nL lunch Senior year... Ve- netian Scarf . . . College. J.V. Baseball 11; Varsity Base- balls Pep Clube tc: HOPE ANECE THOMPSON “Hopie’ . . . Football and basketball games... “‘Rus- sell Place 2 i), Vivay Ly Al Forces CH.Si344) August Z Dt kOCG Walking home from Cranford. Class Council 10,11; Modern Dancing 10; Pep Club 11,12; Chorus 10,11; Messenger 11; Senior Flay Committee 12. LOUIS TIERNO thous Park and Auto Shop (27 Gary evGellarin. “A Happening”. . . Going Wild at the House of the Rising Suds Corvette something smells like ‘Buculla’ Auto Me- chanic. 84 DANIEL D. THORNE III “Capi 5th lunch Senior years. Oe ee woe rash inv Parke men vite Nelson ... A lot of English ak ear yet: Drama Club 12. SHERRIL TIMBERLAKE ‘Timberlake’ teen ne basketball and football games... The Junior Dance 67... . The prom I didn’t FO. L020 7s Out olock wie LBM school, Senior Play Committee 12; Pep Clube iyi2 se Chorusa ile MILDRED THORNE “Tussie’’ . Fifth lunch Sophomore year Pusixtn lunch Junior and Senior years . . . Our teen family .. . Wednesday nights... Rahway, Edison, Linden... Bombs ay eAtie TistinwOD a UNS Oy brace ulte foursof us). 41 Junior Col- lege. MARGARET VERALEEN THURSTON “Veral”’ Sixth lunch in Junior and Senior years ihe) themntunratnG.s. November 20, 1964 Nursing. Bob Krienke is introduced to Bob Milligan’s newest flame. BARBARA ANN TORESCO “Buckwheat i. ber 24, 1966... Hie YRMEES tina) = oom . teePhone checks: .272 “The RIGS aes, NING Of a dragt sau. oixtp: lunch. 9 Bea tue Thirteen times . Over the knee... Col- lege. Pep Club Field Service Septem- . Nice ring American Messengers HOM 2s. Le 1; Social Committee 12; Drama Senior Play Commit- @lubmezs tee 12. RAYMOND D. TURNER Away Football and Basket- ball Games . Times at Work . . . College. J.V. Wrestling 10; Varsity Wres- thing 2a View hennisn lO); Varsity Tennis 12. ROSEMARY PATRICIA VOUT “Rose”... The Red Volks- wagen ... Walks... Let- ters . Long Phone Con- versations March 24, 1966... Senior Prom °67 6th Lunch Sophomore year ““Princess’”’ Technician. VICKI TURNER ON MECOR ado Ete ey, CO). ec, .. 7 in a topless Dodge .. . Cheerleading ... M © NEST ae Reanim butter and Jelly Sandwiches Hoo-Ray Class of ’66 . .. Senior Prom and Senior Week '66 . 180 Degree Turns College. J.V. Cheerleading 10; Varsity Cheerleading 11,12; Class Coun- cil 11; Vice President 12; Stu- dent Council 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Student Council Committees 12; Senior Play Committee 12; Girl’s Tennis Team 12; Ameri- can Field Service 12. PHIRIP aE OZZ1 UNGERMAN .. . Seven Days on the Caribbean After- noon Talks... Letters from Plainfield Bogota College and Career in Latin America. Pep Club 11,12; Student Council Committee 10,11; Chairman 12; Student Council 10,11. BUCN PATRICIA ANN TUCKER Summer °67 |2; Homeroom GA Coy GRAY a ayy Seas Taber | with Mr. Bubrick . . . Foot- ball Games ’66, °67 I.B.M. School. we JOANNE ELIZABETH URQUHART “Beany, Precious”... Mr. Young’s Social Living ‘Class Christmas Vacation shane Sess 4th Sthe-6th Punch ee Oy miberiod..), Practical or Registered Nurs- ing. Messenger 11,12; Bowling Club 1; Chorus 11,12; Future Nurses Club 10,11,12; Human Relation’s Club 12; Student Council Com- mittee 12. 85 SUSAN G. VANDERBEEK Sue’. . . Sophomore Sum- mer and Florida . . . Phone Checks . . . September 24, 1966 . . Parkway Exit 63... Memorial Day ’67 he) JATCeRnOOTy talk Sans aik “Y”’ Nights... Good Times Bt ee Roe a oolleges Pep Club 10,11,12; Drama Club 10,11,12; American Field Service 10,11,12; Student Council Com- mittee 12; Interclass Play Com- mittee 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Committee 12. NANCY ELIZABETH VON Nancye ce. All ofa Us. Deadlines . How Man yy words ies 2OGierihe Cafeteria Homeroom Good Ol Yo27) win ce Lops Lalkers . . . Oh! for a good type- writer! . . . Must everyone take Spanish? . . . College. Entree 10,11,12; Co-Feature Edi- tor 11; Editor-in-Chief 12; Math Club 10; Student Council Com- mittee 10; Human Relations Club Program Chairman 12; Inter-Club Council 11. 86 MILAGROS VEGA JAMES L. WALKER Trade school. Band 10,11. RUA eeeEN VELINSKY KTER2909) ee) .Y nights . night galavanting . . . two dollars ... stones... under the sandcastle oO FeO NY VESPA cool oo Sa any meet es iy Gl Be (67 eyewanNiccal lis ouraa Dye Denti: ve College: Pep Club 10,11,12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Milestone 12; Senior Play Committee 12; American Field Service 12; Student Council Committee 12. ROSELENA WALKER 5th period lunch . . . 8th period lunch . . . going to the football games on Satur- day .. . 10th grade home- TOON ci Oana) (O0-007, football team ... °67-'68 football team Junior College. Chorus 10,11,12; Large Mixed Chorus 10,11; Future Home- makers of America 12; Pep Club 2 M. STEVE VOGEL “Vogue” . . . Senior circus . . Image after the war... algebra 4° . . . College. Chorus 10; J.V. Golf 10,11; Varsity Golf 12. FRANCESCA WARE “Fran”... Homeroom C-4 ... Junior year... Summer of LI 6GECI 1967 2h ath © 6th period lunch... Dr. Francis . . . College. Treasurer of Library Council 11, YVONN WASHINGTON GEORGE STEPHEN WEAVER Union County Champion- ship game of ’67 .. . War- ren and the game at Rutgers Itt Maus. a College. Varsity Basketball 10,11,12; Var- sity Track 10,11,12; Soccer 10; Varsity Cross-Country 12. PAUL WECHSLER PANGS Ll eR CASIRLC eens: Mr. Otto’s Science class . . College. J.V. Swimming 10; J.V. Golf Lie Watsity 125 Friends. DEBORAH I. WEINBERG MDebbie sea a BALE of: us, ... Mr. Horn and Driver’s Ed... . Cafeteria Homeroom ... 4th Period Lunch... Spanish with Mrs. Vogel... College. Library Council 10,11,12; Na- tional Honor Society 12; Entree 12; Future Homemakers of Amer- ACAualeen 87 DONNIE J. WELLS “Buckwheat”... 5th lunch Junior, years 2. Janel 4 1967 .. . Business School. Office Work 11. BRUCE MICHAEL WILLIAMS All those sweet Sophomore girls Mr. Schlough’s chemistry class . . . last days of school . . . Law school. Class Council 10,11,12; Sopho- more Football. 88 GARRY M. WETSTEIN SGaber ice bandas +, ce te= hearsals at dawn . . . those wild after concert parties... beach parties with Arvechi and the gang .. . stimulating discussions of “‘Shep”’ preaching Catch 22 and Y ossarianism the bus rides. . . our man in Switzer- land... the Zip Zop room 2 y 6th period Tunchi.’. .. College and RIGHT! music, Band 10,11,12. CLEO ANN WILLIAMS “Cle”... 4th lunch Junior yeat nest) call they fury Junior college. GARRY MICHAEL WHITEHEAD Wh by lirauees cel Atbanbove peeing RON ays crash on Jersey Avenue. . that one from U.C. Buculla Avenue of Americas . . . The Fourth Street Penthouse . . . sleep- igratstney MCA) Col: lege or S.V.U. Messenger 12; Key Club 12; Var- sity Indoor Track 10,12; J.V. Outdoor Track 10,11; Varsity Outdoor Track 12. LACED TA “DENISE WILLIAMS Kita aie ota lunco 632 66... homeroom 363... funvingthe (parks) 0. Mir: Chironna’s English class . . Carrols ’67-68 ... 6th lunch 67-68 . good times in Senior year football games... rivals in the parks Miele. IM School: Drama Club 12. DEBORAH ANN WICKS “Debbe’’ . . . Cheerleading ... M@M’S?! .. . Summers lice e obonee Checks oes JING © ee rete enani Cosme tar The lights . Sept. 24, LO 6O0R swithe erooveswna waterfights . . . College. J.V. Cheerleading 10; Varsity 11,12; Co-Captain 12; Student Council Committee 10; Class Council Committee 12; Drama Club 11,12; Senior Play Com- mittee 12; Milestone 12. SHIRLEY ANN WILLIAMS Sophomore year . . or business school. ot Bec CYNTHIA WILSON “Cyndy” Period 8 Chemistry class . . . Library morning, noon, and night wo dose: partes, . . The big blowup... “You need aawites Joon «2's eanch period 4 and5... The big NOME ler bs) oa College to be a librarian. Chorus 10,11; Library Council 10,11,12, Secretary 11, President 12) Pep }Clube Dll) Future Teachers of America 12. WANDA YVONNE WRIGHT Gym class... The park... 5th period lunch . . . Fall Mixer 12... Black out 11 Peer enclishelieandyl 2s...) Chemistry 11 .. . Football games 68 . . . Beating Southside 40-0. . . College, dental assistant. Human Relations Club 12; Pep Club 12; Drama Club 12; Senior Play Committee 12. JOHANNA WILSON paruy s aee 5th period lunch... Ist period English . . . Practical Nursing. STEPHANIE H. WYSONG Sotehninun rd UNIOfmyear aia October 4, 1967... Are you from Rutgers? . . . Our little Beaver, no headlights? ... 1 know who lives there. Where? Back there. Back where? ... January 6, 1967 LORETTA IM: BER TRICE. Yui WOOD WOLFERTZ Berti¢ go avai Wiichigan: ‘Laurie’. . . Friday nights “Mary” Teddy at The Gold Bug... blue Bears . . . midnight tears Mustang . . McDougal MeN atx. Elallioad). Street . College. Alllunches sv IEE as Student Council 10. paridichlorobenzene Pembroke College. Class Council President 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Bands Ost Iei2-) Bands Council 11; Junior Classical League 10, 11,12; President 12; Parliamen- tarian 11; American Field Service 10,11,12; Student Council 10, 11,12; Student Council Executive Committee 11,12; Student Coun- cil Committee 10,11,12: Usher 12; Senior Play Committees 12. “But Mrs. Dolgins says he’s okay.” George Weaver wonders what JANELLE YOHANNAN ORUUS bid ea AOL LUSH Vis STAISTOR NO el Wo cancun be Mamas’ Illusion .. . Mango Me sunion tanceh sd Ulan Know . . . College. Junior Classical League 10,11,12; ie 11; Human Relations Club JOSEPH GC. sy ORL AN@® ‘Joe’... Room 220 before school Junior year .. . Sen- ior homeroom .. . 5th period wood shop those col- lege weekends . . . the skiing accidents . . . College. J.V. Football 11. ROBYN? YANCEY “Yanc’’... waiting for the weekends . . . Biology with Mr. Wong... class of '66 Mer ed Bll cami OIE od iden Gal lege. Homeroom Chairman 12; Drama Club 12; Senior Play Committee 12. Earth-Space has to do with basketball. SALLY, ADELE YOUNG 5th lunch Junior year Spring °66 letters to Hong Kong and Africa... buses to N.Y.C... . . dance therapy or professional danc- ing. Student Council 10,11; Messenger 10; Plaintalk 10,11. ALLAN ZALESKI VAIS (Ss Summerainasea side? Aa 93:12, 16 6 eran seven months today? .. . 90 CAROLINE ZANGWILL DAVID G. ZEIDMAN ARTHUR WAYNE RAYMOND C. COarol ato Walds Lhineg.”) Goniyr® 2004). 4th Ttunch ZIMMERMAN LO ZUR ATITIS a PA oA El Paso, 65) ne Chemistry. class), .)6 |), Martyman’ .:) . Flood: in Ray (7...) Who cares! ... _.. New Year's ’67... “What Four’ at the Fall 230 Junior year... Navy. Mrs. Heyman’s 5th period July 4, 1966 .. . disil- Mixer '67 . . . Soccer prac- English class . . . Mr. Ster- lusioned college men... tice... Mixture in lab... ling’s enlightening talks. . . Teacher’s weekend ’66... College. Commercial pilot. fickleness . . . parties . . . Band 10; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Fall Mixer 65 .. . N.Y.C. American Field Service 12. 67... September 15, 1967 i): College: Homeroom Chairman 11; Drama Club 10,11,12; American Field Service 10,11,12; Milestone 12; Entree 0; ae Pepm Clubaal2: Senior Play Committee 12. MARSHALL CARSON BROWN, JR. Walks in the park . . . wait- ing for the bell . . . eating Manic Rata dmlo Wi COSt.Ns. - College. Varsity Tennis 11. CAMERA-SHY SENIORS CHARLES ANDREWS FRANK BAILEY BRUCE BROWN GLADYS BROWN DAN CARTER MICHAEL CASSIDY LINDA CASSIDY STANLEY DENNIS MARK GILBERT CARDINE GRIFFIN JOYCE HARRIS MATTHEW IMPAGLIATELLI CHARLES JACKSON LEVI JOHNSON EDWARD JOHNSTON KIRK JONES JOHN KOZIKOWSKI DANIEL LOMBARDI CALVIN LYLES MICHAEL MEAGHER DENISE OVERTON MARY JANE PASCAL DAVID PALMER PHILIPPE CRAGE DA MARK PIERCE DAVID RIEBRY GAYLE ROBERTS LARRY ROOKARD MARIE RUFF RONALD STYLES JOHN SWINICK PAT ETTUS CLIFFORD WEINER HARRY WATSON 91 92 Senior Class Council Front row, left to right: S. Shaheen, S. Parker, K. Longo, L. Carter, B. Wood, H. Thompson, N. Lewis. Second Row: G. Goldberg, D. Wicks, C. Delle Donne, L. Jones, R. Butler, E. Davis, D. Bell. Third Row: S. Pessaroff, E. Reifsneider, L. Neumann, L. Routsong, C. Meyer, D. Lanier. Karen Longo, Secretary; Beatrice Wood, President; and Larry eee Carter, Treasurer. Vice President Vicki Turner gets some advice from our class ad- visor, Mr. Thompson. Last spring, we elected as our class officers, Bertrice Wood, President; Vicki Turner, Vice President; Karen Longo, Secretary, and Larry Carter, Treasurer. These officers, along with other competent representatives, made our careers at P.H.S. complete. They aided in the production of our Senior Play, and planned an outstanding prom, which was held on June 7 at the Brunswick Inn. The Class of °68 will long remember them for their outstanding service. Foreign Exchange Student Dear Friends: The time is almost over; it has gone much too fast. I want to thank all of you who helped to make this year one of the most exciting and interesting years I’ve ever had. It is really not too easy to live for one year in a foreign country. I was lucky to come to a city with such wonderful students. At the beginning, everything was terribly con- fusing because everything is so different, but then everybody — teacher and students —- were so friendly and helpful that I soon began to feel perfectly at home. I was especially impressed by all that was going on in P.H.S. In Germany there are no activities in the schools, so all the clubs, activities, and football games were a great deal of fun. You can be sure that I will never forget P.H.S. Good luck to Seniors in their first year out of high school and all my friends in P.H.S. Auf Wiedersehen, DAGMAR SCHAEFTER Dagmar lets her thoughts wander to her native Germany. Dagmar and her American ‘‘sister’’ Bertrice Wood Perhaps a year is too long? walk through the bright halls of P.H.S. aD 94 Senior Play Ken Druse Jonathan Lippman Bob Millenky Faigy Locker Larry Carter Laughter could be heard through- out the school on two of the most entertaining nights to be had at P.H.S. in a long time. If one had traced these happy sounds, he would have inevitably ended up in our auditorium. The occasion: the 1968 Senior Class Play. Our troupe presented the comedy farce in three acts, ‘‘See How They Run.” To the full auditorium, the story, which takes place in an English vicarage, met with enthusiastic approval. The players successfully portrayed this complicated satire, which relied on continual cases of mistaken identity. With lead roles played by such talented people as Nina Simkin, playing Penelope Toop, and Bob Millenky, as Clive, the Play was destined to succeed. The excellent supporting cast of Jon Lippman, Faiga Locker, Pat Balcius, Louis Scholnick, Larry Carter, and Bob Griffiths added the extra color needed for a perfect combination and a successful play. The success was aided by the superb direction of Mrs. Draper and the student director, Susan Blumert. The Senior Play was one that the school can be proud of, and it will be remembered by the fortun- ate people who witnessed the truly wonderful performance. Pat Balcius Caeas sage IR , ee MOST LIKELY “TO SUCCEED Rich Brylcezyk Senior Superlatives Mary Braxton BEST LOOKING Debbi Stone Bob Krienke N 7 ‘ Veit NK Nis of MOST POPULAR Rod Plummer io gee Vicki Turner 1S CORPUS: y, . BEST ALL AROUND DID MOST FOR P.HS. bs Bertrice Wood Ricky Lang fr | As a : is A é i Visca MOST FRIENDLY fer ies +) Jon Lippman Netinarecauadl y= 6 Lynn Miller n bce re : XS} i Dist, '. y fie bine by, =. Can] i Ally Bob Milligan Jan Koscinski ALU howl CLASS WITS y Simmee Deese .)7® Anthony Mazetta ee TYPICAL SENIOR Linda Chase Bill Hanley MOST TALENTED b Larry Carter a - (i Faiga Locker Ck een e D eR RT MOST CREATIVE | Ken Druse pois a Deidre Neilson Eg | , ie Gol lm ib Lin be eer NE Ve aoe MOST SOPHISTICATED Bruce Hoblitzell Louise Sofin XS pal} | ef { ‘i z [| } ' } iA y Lf 4 , AA ¢ A MOST ATHLETIC Greg Allen i] Suzy Parker ey 98 Senior Class History The familiar surroundings of junior high school only a fond memory, we arrived at Plainfield High with mixed emotions. Getting lost in crowded halls, finding ourselves in the wrong classrooms, buying passes to nonexistent elevators, we endured the first hectic week. Then classes began in earnest, and new experiences soon faded into weekly monotony. It was a year of transition in other areas, also. As boys grew their hair longer, girls cut theirs shorter. The Beatles and the Stones dominated the rock music field. New dances, such as the Skate and the Boogaloo, could be seen at our Sophomo re dance, “‘’68 a Go-Go.” Later that year, class council officers were elected for our Junior year: Bertrice Wood, Bob Milligan, Larry Carter, and Jan Koscinski. In June, we struggled through our first two-hour exams, but also enjoyed the mornings or afternoons off during the week. Exams were finally over, and we all enjoyed our summer to the utmost. Long, lazy days at the shore were a welcome change from the rigors of daily classes. As always, however, the joys of summer were short-lived. The beginning of junior year was less confusing. We watched with mirth the discomfort of the new sophomore class. Plans were made for a new high school, and work began on the razing of nearby houses. The muffled sounds of bulldozers were welcome indeed during the long school day. Welcome also was the new psychedelic movement. The new Beatles and other groups began experiments in electronic sound effects, and psychedelic posters adorned the walls of our rooms. Our Junior class dance, ‘“‘Spring Shing-a-Ling,’’ expressed the feelings of our new generation. The psychedelic look even invaded our school dress, as plaid pants and mini-skirts entered the scene. Hardly psychedelic, but great nevertheless, was our triumph in the Interclass Play Contest. Our Junior Thespians dominated throughout with their fine presentation of Spoon River Anthology. It is a rare class indeed that could win such a competition over a talented senior class. Equally talented were all the performers in the impressive Del-Phonics concert. Their professional showmanship produced an unforgettable evening of that great Soul Sound. This performance also contributed generously to our class treasury. Thinking ahead to the Senior Prom, the class council sponsored candy and crew shirt sales. These lucrative ventures were responsible for holding down the tickets to the Prom. Our Junior year ended on a promising note. No longer naive sophomores but mature seniors-to-be, we elected as our Senior Class Council officers Bertrice Wood, Vicki Turner, Larry Carter, and Karen Longo to lead us during our Senior year. Summer between Junior and Senior years was hardly peaceful, with Plain- field suffering from the direct effects of the long, hot, summer. However, the only abnormality in September was the new bell system adopted by the school. Despite the problems of the summer, Senior year promised to be our happiest and most successful at P.H.S. We enjoyed the privilege of giving Sophomores the wrong directions, and driving everywhere while the underclassmen walked. After an undefeated football season, the only thing that saddened us was the announce- ment of Coach Smith’s retirement. Despite early tendencies toward ‘‘Senioritis,”’ we sweated through college applications and job interviews. The promise of our Thespians for Interclass was fulfilled with the hilarious production of our Senior Play, See How They Run. Our dress code was revised, and boys appreciated the less restricting attitude on length of hair. Our Senior year was full of excitement, right up to our great prom. Not even its proximity to exams could diminish the joy that the Prom and subsequent trips to the shore brought us. As the year and our life at P.H.S. drew to a close, we looked back nostalgically at the preceding three years. However, most of us fixed our gaze upward to unknown heights and future challenges. We remain confident; the spirit of P.H.S. will not fail to guide us over any future obstacles. oo 100 ET : Ce tiey cee on ens 6 i i ACTIVITIES Student Council The Student Council executive officers: Jan Koscinski, Treasurer; Mary Braxton, Secretary; Bill Hanley, Vice-President; SS emaoecermnasno Ricky Lang, President. ie Ed Ricky Lang, aided by his officers, discusses future projects to be attempted by the council. Armond Sylvester models one of the many articles of clothing collected on Bundle Day. 104 . PORE ii _ bee: Nii artes KOE: OA ii 08 ; seu nitenseaso Woe 3 : i : F] Hs v The ‘““What Four’ provide the music for another suc- cessful Student Council project —- the Fall Mixer. Looking down at the co-eds at the Mixer. Members of Student Council actively participate during a Friday morning meeting. Choi Moo Joon — our foster child. Bs = awe 105 106 sSprwrste ne eicecaneme sr pe American Field Service pyeaekommennte rn een ey 4 OO Messe rigy, persis change Student, Dagmar Shaefter, our German AFS Ex converses with her American ‘“‘sister’’, Bertrice Wood. r wpe cae eee He A bond that binds. isher, American Field Service executive board: Linda Riley, Secretary; Barbara F Vice-President; Freddy Roberts, President; Nancy Nasmith, ‘Treasurer. 107 The industrious workers of the Entree staff, Vicki Luria, Jeff Goldstein, Nancy Von, and Neal Golden, dutifully attend to the needs of our school newspaper. Entree Members of the Entree staff. “The Entree editorial staff: Gale Abramowitz, Feature Editor; Jeff Goldstein, Photography Editor; Linda Lom- bardi, News Editor; Neal Golden, Sports Edi- tor; Nancy Von, Editor- in-Chief; Vicki Luria, Assistant Feature Editor. 108 % rag Editor-in-Chief, Nancy Von, inspects the cropping technique of Jeff Goldstein. Jeff Goldstein, Linda Lombardi, and Neal Golden discuss plans for the next Entree issue. PHS News Bureau The News Bureau reports on the events happening in PHS. Future Business Leaders of America w re oe =) =D cS) G = 2) Ss) .) G ”n = fo Se 2) as 2) QO ) r= Junior Classical League ped “TI light the light of .. . Plaintalk editors: Mike Goldsmith, Art Editor; Kay Granstrom, Literary Editor; Pete Sandets, Editor-in-Chief; Jean Schuldenfrei, Business Edi- tor; Anne Leavitt, Assistant Art Editor. National Honor Society { i ; ; 4 National Honor Society executive board: Elsie Lonysyn, Secretary; Suzann Parker, President; Lor- raine Schkeeper, Treasurer; standing: David Strauss, Vice-President; Jimmy Hannon, N. Y. Times man- ager. Chess Club 412 ites ent soa'e Library Council senior members and executive board, seated: Ellen Shunaman, Historian; Margaret Parker, Vice-President; Cynthia Wilson, President; Colleen White, Secretary; Francesca Ware, Treasurer. iene sensor ct eer mene enti tne recent att ee Library Council members Berry Olane art et Miss Plater and Miss Jones get assistance from of the Library Council. of the Library Council. SEEDS The Human Relations Club officers: Nancy Von, Program Chairman; Kay Granstrom, President; Karen Longo, Vice-Presi- dent; Louise Sofin, Publicity Chairman. ie ieonasen i ) Ps ‘eacaeuasenn EE Silla isco od @ Key Club 114 ef Members of this club agree that a smile is the best way to communicate with humans. PHS Airtime Robert Ricter tapes an interview for an Airtime program. Office Helpers and Messengers Vicki Luria and Marsha Hess assist those who guide us Band The band adds music to the f a home football spirit o game. 116 1 Let’s toot our flutes Our music makers. Come Blow Your Horns! The PHS marching band. Valerie Crowley and Lois Henry perform solos with the accompaniment of the chorus. Chorus... 118 Nancy Peterson takes a bow after performing a solo. oud ; And the saints go marching 119 Future Teachers of America Future Homemakers of America Members of the Future Home- makers of America display items for their annual jewelry sale. Future Scientists of America LEE NE Jeff Goldstein, a Future Scientist, demonstrates Newton’s Twelfth Law of Motion. The Future Nurses would do much better if they removed the bandage wrapping! Future Nurses Club The Future Nurses Club wants YOU! 121 Is it really worth crying over? Drama Club The players present ‘‘the TELEPHONE HOUR” from “‘Bye Bye Birdie.’’ Concentrated efforts in a Drama Club production. 18- dent, i 4 2 wu con 2 EAA 5 i= £ WwW rags Oo O82 ee ee sae re) wees 3 E “a — ocr oD = Pee: oe) icp) ne) tivetivatdes CO A ieee OL we CC hal fe S reye™ “a (ee pen aoe VY aa So Sa fe) @eo = ad Se ho ¢ oe ww a) O wero 2 eS uu iS) (omeon s we .S 0 joy ale} HG 5 ce Beer ie¥) ales! Ww ico 1S) =) os Dn wenn gsiitibin Ss en “B = g 8 oo ae) Q, A — SiG) uw c cS) ry 0. 4 _—) jo oO Ao} i one a itnieehse abali e one of the Drama Club adv -President Faigy Locker look on Drama Council 1ce Chufo, Mr. speakers to the members as Pres and V 123 ssembly Committee PORT The German Club executive board: Elsie Lony- syn, Secretary; Paul Miller, President; Jim 124 Hannon, Vice-President. Wn oa o--0 0) OU Oia iO =v Lu 125 Mered Frankel encourages school spirit as head of the Pep Bob Milligan and Gilda Left- Club. which dance — at 6:15 A.M.? Activities Candids CHECKMATE! 126 Who's that playing my piano? Practice makes . . . perfect! Induction ceremonies of the JCL. Timely delivery. Ofc ihees bi Sing sav: Lucy Ungerman gives a committee re- port. SPORTS Football Coach Smith and Bob Milligan, a winning combination. 130 The Cardinal football team, led by Coaches Abe Smith, Richard Kern, Lou Wonsidler, Eugene Hubka, and Ken Bowman, posted an 8-0-1 record, the first unbeaten season for PHS in 9 years. The 13-13 tie with Union marred an otherwise perfect season. A spectacular back- field combined with great depth gave the gridmen the co-ownership of the Central Jersey Group IV crown. ‘The two highlights of the season were the 40-0 rout over South Side and the 13-7 Thanksgiving Day victory over arch-rival West- field. PHS will miss its graduating seniors, but unquestionably the greatest loss Plainfield will suffer is that of Head Coach Abe Smith. After 25 years of service, Mr. Smith has retired as head of the football team. Words cannot describe the gratitude that this year’s team, and the 24 pre- ceding teams, have for him. PHS FOOTBALL URECORID Bridgewater Columbia Woodbridge Jefferson Linden South Side J. P. Stevens Union Westfield Bruce Geltzeiler Alex Burroughs OPP. — NW OONDONN W — Ron Gipson Bill Hanley Greg Allen feosad (es) os First row (kneeling): M. Hitzig, D. Chandler, G. Allen, B. Milligan, R. Gipson, R. Lang, D. Darnell, J. Hoernig, C. Hiebert, R. Plummer, A. Mazzetta, P. Chambers, R. Schneider. Second row: Coach Malt, B. Geltzeiler, J. Mansilla, A. Burroughs, R. Roach, R. Chandler, R. McRay, B. Beck, D. Bell, P. Morrison, R. Troupe, J. Westfield never got very far against the Plainfield line. Bob Milligan gaining a first 132 down. Cole, T. McGuffin, J. Bullen, Coach Kern. Third row: Coach Hubka, B. Brown, R. Douglas, R. Howard, P. Cox, E. Jackson, B. Hanley, J. Mikolaiczek, E. Peterson, B. Chambers, B. Diller, B. Lutz, J. Bryant, K. Lattimore, C. McClenden, Coach Bowman, Head Coach Smith. s TM. Me nae, oe PE BP om Ee ee oh des eramehe +e how } he ane ‘eid Gia: Cake Katee, This year scorekeeping was a pleasant job. With cheerleaders like Lorraine, how could we lose? a iii 7 Benchwarming First row: M. Della Fortuna, R. Miller, A. Nims, J. Harris, M. Diamond, L. Jones, B. O’Brien, T. O’Brien, J. Goetz, E. Zaremba, M. Mazur, D. Kozup, K. Donhauser. Second row: C. Granstrom, F. Roberts, J. Geiss, T. Locke, V. Loughlin, S. Higgs, P. Sanders, R. Lourenco, H. Katz, C. Robinson, G. Kestenbaum, C. Sullivan, Coach Horn. Third row: C. Henry, M. Francois, B. Hoblitzell, K. Kondos, T. Klaas, D. Zeidman, M. Rosin, M. Reiter, M. Goldsmith, C. Mahnken. “All right, I'll kick it. But if I miss, one of you has to do it.” Kenny Donhauser ‘heading’ past a de- fender. Cross- Charlie Schneekloth, the fastest Cardinal harrier. Kneeling: J. Morse. Standing, left to right: S. Rosenthal, C. Schneekloth, Coach Lambert, K. Adams, J. Urquhart. Country Steve Rosenthal, our most promising Junior. This year’s Cross-Country team suffered a season of dual meet losses and finished with an 0-8 record. The squad was hurt by the loss of Coach Roger Meador, a late start, and lack of depth. The prospects for next year are excellent, however, with lettermen John Morse, Steve Rosenthal, and Joe Urquhart returning. This year the harriers were led by the consistent running of senior Charlie Schneekloth, who was always among the leaders Mr. Harry Lambert coached the squad. CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD PHS OPP 25 South Plainfield 2 34 Woodbridge ZA 44 Columbia 19 35 North Hunterdon 25 33 Scotch Plains 26 32 Colonia 23 Ba Bridgewater 20 135 Basketball BASKETBALL RECORD PHS OPP 61 Dickinson 49 65) Jefferson 69 oe: Bridgewater 67 100 Princeton Dy Essex County Tournament 63 W eequahic 61 46 Boys’ High 77 67 St. Benedict’s 81 78 Colonia 59 a | Union 50 id Linden BY 78 Perth Amboy 88 66 Linden 68 66 Jefferson 67 76 Bridgewater 65 9] Union 47 76 Essex Catholic 42 63 Scotch Plains- Fanwood 61 73 Steinert 57 62 Roselle Catholic 73 UCAILG Vournament 79 Clark 64 68 Linden 70 64 Hillside 66 State Tournament 73 Scotch Plains 59 60 Perth Amboy 68 George Weaver Rod Plummer Kneeling: Managers R. Smith and R. Adams. Standing: R. Roach, D. Elmore, R. Plummer, 136 R. Urquhart, W. Luck, G. Weaver, B. Chambers, C. Lambert, E. Jackson, F. Moore, Coach Hicks. Coach Hicks, in his first year at PHS, guided the Card basketball team to a 13-11 record. Three year veteran George Weaver was the Redbird’ s leading scorer. He set a new single game scoring rcord of 40 points against Union. Also important in the Cardinal attack were seniors Warren Luck and Rod Plummer. DeWayne Elmore, Chuck Lambert, and Bill Chambers rounded out the first team. Next year Plainfield will have the nucleus of an excellent squad with lettermen Elmore, Chambers, and Lambert returning. Bill Chambers Warren Luck DeWayne Elmore 137 more for PHS, Chuck Lambert shoots as George Weaver waits for the rebound. George Weaver on his way to a single game scoring record. Rod Plummer had little trouble getting by de- 138 fenders. First row: F. Johnson, M. Amicucci, G. Nasti, P, Chambers, E. Brown, J. Bullen, R. Turner, E. Bailey, B. Bailey, J. Poore, M. Sawczak, K. Bell. Second row: Coach Pepe, J. Tucker, D. Henry, A. Burroughs, J. Bryant, R. Chandler, T. Higgins, J. Vastino, P. Humphrey, D. Charleston, W. Robinson, R. Sullivan. Third row: C. Maney, E. Burroughs, B. Troop, C. W. Buffkin, E. Hawthorne, M. Barger, G. Van DerVeer, D. Bryant, A. Whitley, R. Sullivan. Although the wrestling tearm has had a disappoint- ing season with a record of 3-8-1, the Cards can boast of several capable wrestlers. Especially outstanding this year were the Bailey brothers, Ed and Bob. Each has compiled an excellent record and Ed won the state title in the 130 Ib. weight class. Paul Chambers, Mark Hitzig, and Frank Johnson also did well for PHS this year. Mr. Pepe, after coaching the wrestlers for 10 years, announced that he will not return next season as coach. The school will miss his talents. Paul Chambers smiles for the camera. Wrestling MOPAR REN Miser ee aes Up a little higher and to the right — now scratch. Coach Pepe with team standouts. 139 Curt Robinson swims the backstroke. But, Coach, I don’t swim the breaststroke! PHS 30 74 50 43 49 49 48 69 70 70 EN oH | D4 5) 58 Swimming SWIMMING RECORD Pingry Harrison Columbia Somerville Montclair Rahway Morristown Perth Amboy Fair Lawn Asbury Park Jefferson Seton Hall Mountain Lakes Westfield Bridgewater Promising junior breaststroker David Strauss. The 1968 swim team raced to a final mark of eleven wins, three losses, and one tie. The Plain- field swimmers then capped a successful season with a strong third place finish in the county championships. Outstanding efforts were put forth by Captain Bob Milligan, most consistent winner and state champion; Bob Krienke, for three years undefeated in dual meet diving com- petition; and juniors Pete Morrison, Curt Robin- son, and Dave Strauss, all dependable scorers. Three school records fell: 60 yd. freestyle—Bob Milligan; 100 yd. breaststroke—Dave Strauss; and 400 yd. freestyle relay—Curt Robinson, Evan Peterson, Pete Morrison, and Bob Milligan. With a solid nucleus of returning underclassmen, Coach Kern can look forward to a strong 1969 campaign. less Bob Milligan, Plainfield’s contribution to the 1968 All-America team. OE SEELEY. First row: D. Depew, L. Jones, M. Reeves, R. Millenky, B. Carter. Second row: R. Krienke, W. Hopkins, M. Rosin, L. Sobel, E. Zaremba, E. Goldstein, M. Mastrian. Third row: Coach Wonsidler, Coach Kern, D. Howard, C. Johnson, B. Davis, M. Goldsmith, M. Francois, T. Klaas, S. Cohen, D. Weintraub, N. Ballantine. Fourth row: D. Strauss, N. Brylezyk, R. Norment, J. Colucci, L. Kaplan, E. Petersen, C. Robinson, P. Dengrove, P. Morrison, J. Castro, PY ane: 141 1 42 Kneeling: J. Morse, C. Schneekloth, R. McCray, C. Jamison, R. Langford, K. Toombs, W. Fredericks, C. Harris, L. Langford, A. Whitley. Standing: Coach Wonsidler, J. Mucker S: Rosenthal, J. Vestino, G. Weaver, C. Miller, J. Leuwendon, G. Anklowitz, B. Hanley, C. Jefferson, G. Kestenbaum, Coach Meador. Bill Hanley puts the shot. Track Coach Meador did his job well as shown by the victorious season the track team enjoyed in 1967. Of course, he had good material to work with. Steve James and Charlie Schneekloth set new school records in the javelin and long distance events, re- spectively. Underclassmen DeWayne Elmore and George Weaver showed promise of new records in their events. Because the team was young and well balanced in 1967, PHS can look forward to a truly memorable 1968 campaign. Returning this year are Roger McCray, George Weaver, Clarence Harris, DeWayne Elmore, Charlie Schneekloth, Frank Johnson, and Warren Stewart. Mr. Lambert will be the 1968 track coach. George Weaver clearing the bar. Golf Last year the PHS golf team again had an impressive season. Led by veteran Frank O’Brien, the golfers compiled a record of 11 wins, 5 losses, and one tie. Highlights in the season included the team’s second place in the Central Jersey Group IV Championship and Frank O’Brien’s county and state titles. Mr. Pepe will certainly miss Frank O’Brien, Richard Strait, Mike Rosenthal, Ralph Haynsworth, and Benjamin Bilus, the graduated seniors. Return- ing to the 1968 team will be letter- man Bob Milligan and Junior Var- sity members Paul Wechsler, Neal Golden, Tom O’Brien, Jim Bram- nick, and Louis Scholnik. Coach Pepe Bob Milligan lines up a putt. Baseball y ne ? Pi Oxezen, 1eeeteee S S Se Wa .7 N iam Ol Bn Paul Chambers awaiting the pitch. Ron Battoni showing good form. Kneeling: J. Wilson, B. Rumpf, E. Keller, C. Sullivan, B. Harris, R. Battoni, J. Estrin, M. Brown, M. Evese, T. Martino. Second row: Coach McMullen, K. Jones, C. Henry, H. Gold, B. Gomez, H. King, D. Maudsley, J. Mansilla, A. Gordon, L. Stevens, H. Katz, K. Lattimore, D. Terebecki. Third row: W. Mikus, D. Eigler, J. Shebey, B. McDaniel, K. Kondos, T. Kinney, S. Wong, P. Chambers, C. Lavigne, Head Coach Liddy. 144 Burt Harris The Cardinal baseball team used ex- cellent pitching and a good, tight defense to compile a 13-10 record during the 1967 season. Al Gordon was the anchor of the steady Card mound staff. He was helped by Keith Kondos, Ed Keller, and Kirk Jones. Batting was not the Cardi- nal strongpoint, but clutch hits were provided by Tom Kinney, John Mon- doro, and Jazzy McDaniel. Prospects for 1968 look good with lettermen Keith Kondos, Ed Keller, Kirk Jones, and Ron Battoni returning to the squad. Mr. Liddy coached the baseball team this year. Se ; na PUREE sen ; : 2 WES ite as Doug Eigler Dennis Terebecki Ed Keller Keith Kondos ie) Richard Maudsley BASEBALL RECORD Union Edison Linden Roselle Catholic East Brunswick J. P. Stevens St. Joseph’s, Metuchen Bridgewater Berkeley Heights South Plainfield Edison Union New Brunswick Woodbridge Union Perth Amboy Freehold St. Mary’s, Elizabeth Bridgewater Scotch Plains Perth Amboy Piscataway Kirk Jones OPP UI NU BROWNE RRO WUANNOON 145 Boys Tennis Kneeling: R. Velinsky, B. Millenky, K. Epstein, B. Germinsky. Standing: Coach Wolgamuth, B. Craig, J. Lippman, R. Gidding, J. Halprin. Rick Lang waited and waited for the ball, but it never came down. 146 Last year Coach Wolgamuth guided the Plainfield netmen to a 9-8 record. Because underclassmen made up the 1967 squad, PHS can look forward to a very successful 1968 campaign. Returning stars from last year’s team include Rick Lang, Bobby Craig, Joel Halprin, Sam Pessaroff, and Kenny Epstein. Lang and Craig will be playing their third year of varsity competition. This year the school welcomes Mr. Simon, the newly ap- pointed tennis coach. TENNIS RECORD PHS OPP ay Union Ly, 4 Linden Cranford Montclair Westfield Jefferson Hillside Scotch Plains Linden Bridgewater Cranford WA Union Woodbridge Westfield Somerville Perth Amboy Scotch Plains Wp BR RH WR NW BH We O Nee BD AWNYK AHA AU— Bobby Craig was a standout. Soe a Gale Goldberg “Where'd it go?” irls. Tennis Kneeling: J. Scherer, J. Schuldenfrei, G. Goldberg. Second row: J. Pascal, S. Parker, R. Fox, J. Finestein, P. Shand. 147 Front row, left to right: N. Hayes, L. Kremer, C. Tate, J. Dengrove, E. Hanley. Back row, left to right: M. Rojas, B. Burke, B. North, J. Moss, K. Plummer, D. Wicks, L. Schkeeper, V. Turner, M. Bullen, K. Chambers, B. Goldberg. Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Squad, left to right: W.Sonin, C. Tate, N. Hayes, E. Hanley, L. Kremer, J. Dengrove. Mrs. Clancy, adviser, closely watches the actions of the cheerleaders. 148 Vicki Turner Barbara North SENIORS 149 10) Co-captain Linda Schneider Twirlers Although most students think of the twirlers as the colorful halftime enter- tainers at football games, the twirling squad is active all year round helping to add excitement to many school athletic events. Along with the cheerleaders, they help to promote school spirit. This year the twirlers were led by Mary Braxton and Linda Schneider and assisted by the faculty adviser, Mrs. Jones. Senior Twirlers — Kneeling: L. Jones, J. Smith. Standing: P. Ross, M. Gillis, J. Jesperson. Kneeling: Captain Mary Braxton, Co-captain Linda Schneider. First row: L. Jones, P. Ross, C. Jenkins, L. Polishook, J. Smith. Third row: H. Scheckner, B. Barrett, D. Bomar, M. Gillis, J. Jesperson. First row: W. Parker, D. Spencer, C. Graziadio, D. Kaiser. Second row: V. Johnson, D. Moore. Co-captains Debby Moore and Valorie Johnson. 151 UNDERCLASSMEN 154 Seated, left to right: Lawrence Jones, Steve Rosenthal, Jeff Schneekloth, Carol Strond. Standing: Albert Trabilsky, Debbie Cherellia, Roger McCrae, Charlene Yancey, Anita Jones, Curt Robinson, Jackie Howe, Diane Delaney, Peter Morrison, Bonnie Kunzman, Georgia Bennett, Robert Diller, Julia Barnett, Holly Scheckner, Connie Peterson. Juniors ae tity, Mr. H. Otto, Junior Class Adviser. 1 Officers of the Class of 1969, left to right: Steve Rosenthal, President: Jeff Schneekloth, Vice-President; Carol Strond, Secretary; Lawrence Jones, Treasurer. HOMEROOM 20 First row, left to right: William Beck, Barbara Berry, Christine Anderson, Rami Berkowitz, Joan Anderson, Phyllis Bailey, Pearlie Baldwin, Jacqueline Burlon. Second row. Mark Barkalow, Harvey Baker, Kevin Bamrick, Sal Alexander, Edward Bailey, Thomas Benwell. Third row: Jeffrey Adams, Bruce Austin, Mr. Miceli, Harold Banks, Ronnie Battle. Fourth row: Edward Armstrong. HOMEROOM 31 First row, left to right: Donald Berry, Michael Brown, Vivian Bose, Andrea Bealu, Susan Brown, Linda Bunsoir, Lisa Bassoff, Nancy Bremmer. Second row: Roger Bering Walt Bowden, George Bullett, Jr., Rosemary Buck, Georgia Bennett. Third row: John Bullen, Joe Bottone, Bruce Berthelson, Elaine Brown, Mi- chelle Brown, Pat Brown, Fourth row. Douglas Brown, Jr., Ed Brown, Robert Boehin, Benny Bowman, Richard Burgher. Fifth row: Mr. Chabak. HOMEROOM 50 First row, left to right: Jean Casey, Carolyn Caulfield, Kathieen Chambers, Mary Lynn Ca- rone, Brenda Bufkin, Ray Chandler, Richard Carter, Frank Caruso. Second row; Debbie Cherillia, Judy Campbell, Beverly Burke, Jack Carter, Michael Cito, Eugene Burroughs. Third row: Barbara Chandler, Ronald Clark, Gladys Callands, Patricia Bults, Thomas Carter, An- thony Cassett. Fourth row: James Castro, Sam Chin, Fred Catapano, Nicholas Cipriani. Fifth row: Mrs. Durkin. 159 HOMEROOM 60 First row, left to right: Judy Clark, Giannetta Dalton, Barbara Goldberg, Denise Darish, Mari- lyn Cochran, Linda Cose, Ella May Cierci, Pat Balazs. Second row: Ralph Davis, Joe Cotig- nola, Ned Cole, John Dietrick, Jessie Cole, Ken DeLaurier, Charles Curran. Third row; Colenn Cornelius, Florence Davis, Pam Copper, David Dacosta, Phil Cox, Armond Della Fortuna, Mark Diamond, Mario Della Fortuna, Bob Diller. Fourth row: Mrs. Inghram, Bob Conner, Jim Dimperio. HOMEROOM 80 First row, left to right: Debbie Ferguson, Dara Frankel, Donna Galloway, Cheryl Ellis, Alice Delman, Annie Fagan, Jane Ross, Denise Dorsey. Second row: Willie Esaw, Alison Doby, Diane Delaney, Mildred Gee, Robert Gidding, Michael Ewasyshyn. Third row: Roger Garlick, Dwayne Elmore, Jim Franceschetti, Earl Ford, Joel Estrin. Fourth row: Glen Gehrhold, Fred Feins, Bruce Germinsky, Christian Flerx, Harry Dreier, Ken Donhauser. Fifth row: Mr. Lambert. HOMEROOM 130 First row, left to right: Nancy Giles, Gerry Gold, Mary Ellen Glass, Connie Graziadio, Donald Henry, James Harris, Albert Gornez, Joseph Hall. Second row: Mary Cooper, Gayle Goldberg, Andrea Greenman, Wally Hartman, Steven Herstein, Harry Gilmore. Third row: Donna Hammond, Linda Greene, William Headley, Robert Hauffe. Fourth row: Laverne Groomes, Therese Greene, James Hannon, Tyrone Goins, Eugene Hall. 156 HOMEROOOM 141 First row, left to right: Nancy Herman, Sharon Hensel, Christel Herrman, Dianne Hetfield, Denise Hart, Grace Hunter, Katheleen Howel, Richard Heyman. Second row: Deborah Hazell, Lois Henry, Marsha Hesse, William Hopkins, Harry Hill, Alan Howarth. Third row; David Bloom, Jacqueline Howe, Kathleen Hoffman, Saul Howard, Reynold Iannucci. Fourth row: Kath- leen Oriol, Sharn Hubbard, Timothy Higgins, Alan Johnson, Paul Howard, Quenton Jefferson. Fifth row: Mr. Carrier, Samuel Howe, David James. HOMEROOM 150 First row, left to right: Donna Johnson, Mary Johnson, Anita Jones, Larry Jones, Jeanette Kalmar, Dolly Ienni, Nancy Kachelreiss, Donna Jaworski. Second row; Robert Jones, Dennis Kelly, Gregory Toons, Gary Kestenbaum, Lester Kaplan, Wendy Hutchinson. Third row: Mrs. Brannon, Howard Katz, William Hoxie, Daniel Kent, Robert Klick, James King, Alan Kolner, Jeanette Jones, Peter Jones. HOMEROOM 170 First row, left to right: Edmond Lee, Edward Leonard, Andrew Leonard, Vicki Luria, Nancy Lonyszyn, Donna Koperstynski, Audrey Kunz- man, Natalie Kunzman. Second row: Chuck Lambert, Peter Lane, Oreillio Landoros, Bonnie Kunzman, Michelle Klaiman, Pat Lista, Jeff LePoidevin. Third row: Jeff Lavenhar, Jacques Lewendon, Anne Kurtzman, Patsy Keyes, Frank Laughlin, Dirk Langeveld. Fourth row, Alvin Lake, Judy Leibowitz, Beverly Burke, Robert Long, Carleton Price, Keith Lattimore, Chris La Vigne. U7. HOMEROOM 230 First row, left to right: Brenda Martin, Karen Mastrian, Billy Mantell, Roger McCray, Elaine Mack, Barbara McKoy, Ruby McCray, Curtis Manley. Second row: Joan Mager, David Madsen, Caleb McClewdow, Rosie Marshall, Kathleen Matthis, Linda McCray. Third row: Peter-Marel, Tom McGuffin, Jim Mansilla, Janet Mayer, Marvene Marshall. Fourth row: Mike McGarry, Ricky Magee, Neil McCormick, David Cassett, Frances Marcus. HOMREOOM 241 First row, left to right: Cathy Millard, Sandy Nevers, Karen Moran, Michelle Morhaime, Gayle Mathews, Pat Mobus, Katherine Nissen, Sue Misdom. Second row: Steve Meany, Dianne Morman, Frank Moore, Danny Moore. Third row: Wayne Mikus, John Morse, Alexis Nims, Violet Mitchell, Sandra Miles, Audrey Morris, Nancy Nasmith. Fourth row; James Mikolai- chick, Pete Morrison, Charles Morgan, James McGuiness, Ernest Morgan, Roy Montford. HOMEROOM 270 First row, left to right: Anita Parenti, Lynne Polishook, Karen Plummer, Jane O'Brian, Debbie Pacione, Andrea Peterson, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Connie Peterson. Second row: Patriza Perna, Margeret Parker, Joycelyn Peterman, Tom O’Brien, Garry Nasti, Walter O’Brien, Billy O’Brien. Third row: Lorraine Paoli, Rose Marie Nolan, John Pelligrino, James Olian, Joe Natale, Joe Perello, Kurt Navritil. Fourth row: Kelly Patton, Carol Williams, Juan Gonzalez, Vincent Pearyer, Salvatore Palumbo, Fred Pinn, Mrs. McAloon. 158 HOMEROOM 300 First row, left to right: Charlotte Rosenberry, Susan Roman, Susie Kiser, Pat Robinson, Ver- onica Roscoe, Barbara Rubincam, Rita Hofheish, Sharon Robinson. Second row; Sandra Ricci, Debbie Sack, Don Robinson, Bob Rickter, Bob Reich, Barry Mantell, Jim Reich. Third row; Rodney Robinson, Nathan Rosenthal, B ob Ricci. Fourth row: Charlie Richardson, Katie Ruhe, Ellyn Rossi, Mike Rosin, Alfred Quarles, Curt Robinson, Steve Rosenthal. Fifth row: Giben Roberts, Leroy Reeder, Andy Roscoe, Mr. Tyler. HOMEROOM 310 First row, left to right: Marlene Scheiderman, Holly Scheckner, Gail Schwartz, Janet Schein, Barbara Scott, Stephanie Sanders, Joyce Santy, Ursela Schwadt. Second row: Nancy Salmon, Brian Scarlett, Jeff Schneekloth, Bill Rumpf, James Scott. Third row: Miss Warnicke, Ralph Runion, Robert Schlecter, Paul Schneider, Hector Sanchez, Louis Saez. Last row: Anthony Seawright. HOMEROOM 370 First row, left to right: Norman Green, Larry Stevens, Roy Smith, John Stein, Carol Strond, Fredia Spivey, Irene Sinteff, Sandy Sitko. Sec- ond row. David Strauss, Randy Smith, Stan Serafin, Alice Shively, Doreen Sherby, Dawn Simonsen, Debbie Taub. Third row: Carl Sullivan, Alan Snyder, Frank Stahlin, Lynn Skaggs, Len Sobel, David Solet. Fourth row: Jane Stanley, Amy Snyder, Betsy Stoll, Dean Smith, Pat Stevens, Janet Soriano. Last row: Debbie Spencer, Wayland Spivey, John Smith, Warren Stewart, Robert Neylon. a. . vaseeed ge SE 8 - er a : 4 i SUM eR Senin ot HOMEROOM C-3 First row, left to right: Carol Viola, Lynn Marks, Barbara Wernicki, Efie Timmons, Arlene Thomas, Marylynn Tramontam, Helen Turpin. Second row: Israel Tepperberg, David Tobert, Andrew Tanzer, Al Trabilsy, Joseph Tino, Glen Tomlinson. Third row: Richard Velinsky, Thersa Valentino, Barry Turk, Karen Watkins, Marshal Vandunk. Fourth row; Ronald Ur- quart, Armond Sylvester, John Viviano. Last row: Claude Pittman, Joseph Vastino, Ms. Whitford, Colleen White, Deborah White, Sybil White. HOMEROOM C-4 First row, left to right: Carl Wilkins, Alvin Wilson, Estelle Williams, Marguerite McCray, Charlene Yancey, Evelyn Wright, Elaine Wojno, Ricky Yurman, Karen Williams, Sheila Wormley, Mrs. Mooney. Last row: Albert York, Mark Weimer, Ronald Wilson, Andrew Yood, Steve Weiss, Annie Cummings, Thomas Willey, Ellen Woodruff, Harry White, Christine Zehrfuhs, Alson Wheeler, Donna Riley, Anthony Ware, Edward Zaremba, Joseph Impagliatelli. HOMEROOM B.R.-2 First row, left to right: John Tucker, Tim Parello, Eugene LaVigne, Richard Smith, Cyn- thia Colapietro, Paul Dempsey. Last row: Paul Swanicke, Tom Parello, Bill Barna, James Bryant, Frank Johnson. 160 Candids 162 ee 163 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Standing: Bill Raley, Laurie Goldsmith, Reggie Coulter, Sally Carone, Arnold Hamm, Pamela Riley, Russell Douglas, Emmett Johnson, Peter Deutsch. Seated: Paula Urciuoli, Gail Paris, Ovetta Lattimore, Denise Blake, Gwen Johnson, Janet Dellaperute. Sophomores 164 Mr. McCurdy, Sophomore Class Advisor. Arnold ham’s it up at the piano. HOMEROOM 21 First row, left to right: Brynda Anderson, Ingrid Anderson, Mariann Anderson, Lory Pfistner, Rhonda Austin, Carol Barnes, Chris Belanger, Bessie Belin. Second row: Joyce Barron, Cathy Arnold, Noel Ballentine, Barbara Barrett, Richard Benson, John Barnosky, Eugene Benick. Third row: Gary Banks, Anthony Battoni, Marty Barger, Willie Akins, Kenneth Bell, Pete Aimone. Fourth row: Mike Amicucci, Jim Baglin, Gary Borders, Rod Ailen. HOMEROOM 121 First row, left to right: Richard Irby, Wardell Brown, Thomas Brokaw, Bruce Kafenbaum, Marie Bencivenga, Chris Blount, Faith Branch, Judy Bloom, Carol Blumstein. Second row: Larry Brown, Andy Bryant, David Broken- bough, Della Boyd, Carletta Bouie, Jean Bennett, Susan Bittle. Third row: Robert Borom, Donald Bryant, Eric Brecht, Richard Branch, Mr. Cili- berto, Denise Blake, Rosalyn Black. HOMEROOM. $180 First row, left to right: Michael Buczel, Stephen Cohen, Carl Carlson, Wendy Brandt, Janet Buckelew, Patricia Brown, Diane Brister. Second row: Jeff Cartwright, Roy Christensen, C. W. Bufkin, Timothy Caulfield, Marion Burdulia, | Deborah Briggs, Catherine Brown, Corrina | Brown. Third row: Marc Debald, Sally Carone, Sonja Brown. Fourth row: Mr. Senyshyn. Reet 165 ‘ PONS LA neh hh ra if HOMEROOM 220 First row, left to right: Lucille Cerretta, Ann Cammarota, Lisa Chaiken, Barbara Burrell, Linda DeMarzo, Margaret Chandler, Susan Carter. Sec- ond row: Beth Charloff, Annette Campolattano. Third row: Bob DeSiena, Sandy Charles, Linda Loftus, Connie Butts, Jose Conception, Jim Culver. Fourth row: Mary Cavaliere, George Curry, Conrad Cundiff, Nicki Vaniska, Gary Darwin. Fifth row: Mrs. J. Novack, Larry Deese, Tony Crisafulli, Brad Davis. HOMEROOM 251 First row, left to right: Gloria Crudup, Maria Criscuolo, Classie Clark, Pamela Rhea, Patty Dame, Susan Cossman, Maureen Conlon, Robert Diller. Second row: Corethia Craddock, Rene Ella Davis, Jonathan Draper. Third row; Candis Culver, Russell Douglas, Frank Domenick, Cor- nell Ellis. Fourth row: John Saunier. Fifth row: Gary Fell, Michael Demarest, Jeffrey Fink, Holt Farley, Dereke Evans, Craig Evans, Mrs. Clark. HOMEROOM 260 First row, left to right: Joan Dengrove, Debbie Downey, Nancy Dobrydnia, Janet Dellaperute, Kathy Dubois, Sue Delledonne, Lynne Eigler, Jesina Eaddy. Second row: Sandy Dellaventura, Pam Dematteo, Debbie Dowe, Sandra Robinson. Third row, Gregory Fields, Donald Foulke, Gary Glaser, George Fusek, Juanita Wilson, Sheila Doyle, Shirley Doyle, Beverly Dillingham. Fourth row: Wayne Gile, Sherman Fowler, Oernal Gillette, Mark Gilbert, Waverly Gaither, John Gatling. Fifth row: Louis Fuller, George Fuller. 166 HOMEROOM 261 First row, left to right: Charles Groves, Timothy Hamshar, Ray Hamilton, Kathy Evans, Debbie Pinehout, Elaine Esolda, Mary Ann Santillo. Second row: Michael Godderz, Lorraine Graham, Bertha Faggins, Anglee Fleming, Denise Fuller, Jacqueline Fitz. Third row: Rita Franceschetti, Janet Ferrigni, Dorothy Ferguson, Beverly Flem- ing. Last row: Eric Gomez, John Hall, Douglas Hardison, Willie Grayer, Arnold Hamm, Miss Pietrucha. HOMEROOM 262 First row, left to right: Gale Goodstat, Culbert Jackson, William Hicks, Cathy Griffiths, Deborah Goins, Danita Glanville, Erich Reinecker, Gary Hill. Second row Milton Jackson, Eric Haw- thorne, Robert Jackson, Stephanie Glidden, Laurie Goldsmith, Tracie Groover. Third row: Viola Gillette, Rosetta Gentles, Brenda Gaither, Charles Gray, Chris Granstrom, Ellen Hanley. Fourth row: Carlton Hendricks, Claudis Hunter, Susan Guttridge, Susan Gargiule, Kevin Higgs, Robert Homeier, Cynthia Gerhold, Bruce Jack- son, Danny Howard. Last row: Mr. Carney, Gary Hughes. HOMEROOM 263 First row, left to right: Nancy Hayes, Doris Holbert, Susan Hansen, Bruce Kerr, Karl Kim- berg, Bill Kilgannon, Lamont King, Curtis Johnson. Second row: Patrina Hayles, Petrine Hughes, Daniel Katarshi, Edward Jonas, Emmett Johnsen. Third row: Pat Hubbard, Faye Har- rison, Thomas Karaba, Junius Jones, Cheryl Higgins, Larry Jones. Fourth row: Brenda Howard, Courtney Johnson, Marcella Howe, Roy Jemison, Barbara Higgins, Gail Hochheiser. Last row: Mr. Parise. 167 HOMEROOM 340 First row, left to right: Don Kree, Steven Lapidus, Dan Kozup, Philip Krampf, Irene Jenkins, Gloria Johnson, Doris Jackson, Jeanette Hunter. Second row: Bill Kriney, Vincent Krause, Brenda Johnson, Joyce Hunter. Third row: Michael Kozlowski, Gilbert Langford, Conroy Langston, Gwendolyn Johnson, Carolyn Jenkins, Mrs. Eggimann. Faurth row; Michael Lawrence, Aubria Lamb. HOMEROOM 350 First row, left to right: Bill Lutz, Corinne Fabian, John Maddox, David Marcantonio, Nancy Johnson, Chris Kyewski, Steven Mack, Roger Leftwich. Second row: Ricky Lewendon, Kurt Mohnken, David Mancini, Roxanne John- son, Anita Jordon, Martha Johnson. Third row: Rod Laurenco, Linda Kramer, Paula Kostyz, Francis Klausman, Allison Kalban. Fourth row: Ada Jackson, Valery Knight, Susan Kinney, Michael Lipscomb. Fifth row: Anne Knowlton, Marlborough Lyle. HOMEROOM 351 First row, left to right: Kathy Lynch, Jean Manner, Eva Lampe, Ovetta Lattimore, Andrew Meadows, David Margolies, Kenneth Mazur, Robert Miller. Second row: Sheila Stuckey, Juanita Marshall, Wayne Moore, Michael Mate- jek. Third row: Sherrid Lewis, Nancy Mandetta, Queen Esther Major, Doris Lake, Stephen Metch, Tim McGarry. Fourth row: Debbie Lane, David Mead, Lucy Mortoccia, Debbie Leigh, Mark Mastrian. Fifth row: Booker Mouldin, James McConville, Larry Moore, Edward McDaniel. 168 HOMEROOM 360 Front row, left to right: Robert Nelson, Jaque- line McDaniels, Leslie Money, June Metzlca, Katherine Meagher, Barbara Miller. Second row: Norman Nichols, Clarence Nelson, Ralph Nor- ment, Nancy Mobus, Harvey Moskowitz,. Erica Dodenhoff. Third row: Brian Nesta, Robert Noel, Kenneth Morgen, Alfred Nims, Georgianne Miller, Edmond O'Brian. Fourth row: Deborah Mickey, Cornelia Moore, David Nelson, Barbara Meyer, Kathy Moretti, Gary Nelson. Last row: Linda McCray, Henrietta Michaux, Dianne Moye, Lindel Myles. HOMEROOM 362 Front row, left to right: Georgiana Orem, Richard Parella, John Pasch, Reginald Oriol, Terrance Peterson, Karen Norgard, Andrea Neal, Nancy Piwowar. Last row: Sheila Pearyer, Anthony Perrucci, Donna Payne, Frances Pizza, Robert O’Brien, Peter Parenti, Theresa Nigro, Harold Perrine, Alba Perna, Henry Pawlicki, Paige Partyka, Linda Poland, Linda Patterson, Richard Phillips, Robert Peterson, Richard Perry, Guy Hudspeth. HOMEROOM 380 First row, left to right: Jean Raby, Shirley Riddick, Arlene Ravenell, Cynthia Reis, Robert Schneider, Alice Reed, Nancy Pratt, Kathleen Pringle. Second row, Debbie Reid, Toni Prunty, Nancy Pyles, Carolyn Riele, Diane Pollock, Lawrence Russell, John Poore, Carla Price, Philip Rinehart. Third row: John Ronchick, Herman Samuel, Lawrence Robinson, Henry Russo. Fourth row: Mrs. Endersbe, Peter Schmidt, Willie Robinson, Paul Schkeeper, Michael Sawczak, Glenn Rymes, 169 etree aoe HOMEROOM C-1 Front row, left to right: Nancy Saunders, Linda Rivera, Sharon Wexler, Victoria Rouland. Sec- ond row; Deborah Wiggins, Jo Ann Schleicher, Pamela Roberts. Third row: Michael Semiramo, Moraima Rodriguez, Nancy Shebey. Fourth row: Randy Richter, Sheila Robinson. Fifth row: Howard Schrager, Sylvia Samson, Pamela Riley, Sue Robinson. Sixth row: Peter Scott, Larry Reiter, Mr. Blackman, John Shipley, Dwight Rhodes, Tyrone Seawright. HOMEROOM C-2 Front row, left to right: Rosean Skyrzypczak, Evelyn Smith, Dale Smithson, Yolanda Sibio, Wendy Sonin, Janet Shumsky, Mary Ann Smythe, Barbara Stransky. Second row. Connie Sunnet, Josephine Williams, Wendy Sims, Gail Pickford. Third row: Robert Swank, Jefferson Stout, Setty Sicio, Ralph Spoettle, William Stout, Vincent Smith. Fourth row: Raymond Sullivan, Darnell Spivey. Last row: Albirda Spivey, Michelle Small, Lucretia Sterling, Rudolph Sul- livan, James Smithton. HOMEROOM L.A. Front row, left to rgtht: Israel Valentin, Marcia Torine, Patti Sumner, Nadine Timmons, Carolyn Tate, Valerie Strond, Steve Taylor, Terry Taylor. Second row: Ellen Wolfson, Sue Zaremba, Theresa Tolbert. Third row: Diane Taub, Chris Gais, Dale Ungaretta, Richard Van Fleet, Jimmie Spearman, Vince Tramantano. Fourth row; Ruth Swinsburg, Meryl Urdang, Pedro Valentin, Joseph Urquhart, Eric Van Dunk. Last row: Judy Zeidman, Paula Urciuoli, Mike Tramantano, Joseph Tierno, Joseph Toth, Miss Rice. 170 HOMEROOM ART ROOM First row, left to right: Clara Green, Rose Vecchio, Rosemary Vertullo, Shelley Wasserman, Lydia Walshin, Diane Weaver, Betty Wells, Ella Walker. Second row; Lewis Waldman, Carrie Rice, Lynn Weinberg, Jenny Lou Walters, Peggy Watson. Third row; Stephen Vito, Mark Walters, Duane Warsett. Fourth row: Barry Wallace, Gregory Vanderveer, Lester Washington, Mary Darby, George Wells, Donald Weintraub. HOMEROOM AUTO SHOP First row, left to right: Robert Smith, Kevin Taylor, Bruce Young, Richard Taylor, Al Small, Al Smith. Second row; John Tanner, Lester Zeidman, Duane Reed, Stuart Zolin, Tom Woodruff, Charles Terebecki. Third row: Claud Williams, Carl Zanolli, Thomas Williams, Mr. Pearson. HOMEROOM BAND ROOM I First row, left to right: Nancy Van Blake, Barbara Levinson, Marty Hanneman, Jeanne Smith. Second row: Scott McDaniel. Peter Deutsch, Richard Klick. Third row: William Totter, Robert Griggs. eae PARR Win STUDENT LIFE Familiar Places SPICE Sone seu 18c plus tax. 174 The longest sandwich in the East! “The perfect place to take the family.” “Do you walk to school or bring your lunch?” “Tll take Pumpkin Pie... no — Plum Nuts... no — Mai Tai Ice... no — Rice Pudding... no — make it vanilla. 175 ai Sete And the race is on . . . the boys are ahead. 176 + 3500 ® + Sata Widely acclaimed Milestone Fashion Board predicts new styles in glasses for boys. hy 5 “Put your left foot in; put your left foot: OUt eyo) Looking at the world through rose- colored glasses. 178 Senttbinainne MEE ae wie mom oct 3 o'clock and all is well. se MRT SERN si Two dum-dums in a dumbwaiter. “Are you sure Michaelangelo started out this way?” Vvvaaarrooocooommm! The Rockettes off stage. 179 Twiggy in the making. Culottes are in this year. Pe eeathcmssiranen De ee “Hey Prez, does that comply with the dress code?”’ “Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today...” Get the message?! 181 MILESTONE Faculty Editor, Vicki Turner, and Underclass- men, Editor, David Brams, proofread their sections before deadline. Ken Druse, our art de- partment, at work. Reviewing the year’s sporting events are David Drelich, Sports Editor, and aide, Diane Hetfield. Gale Goldberg, Activities Editor, and assistant, Vicki Luria, check last minute details. EV MILESTONE STAFF Barbara Fisher, Senior Editor, assisted by staff members Lois Henry, Susan Blumert, Bruce Hoblitzell, and Lois Manowitz decide on candid pictures to be used in the section. Jamie Moss, Editor-in-Chief, Barbara Fisher, Senior Editor, and “Nord” Brylezyk, our famed Milestone ’68 Photographer, show Editor-in-Chief —- Jamie Moss smiles of relief at the completion of the yearbook. Sentor Staff Barbara Fisher, Editor Lois Henry Lois Manowitz Bruce Hoblitzell Susan Blumert Leslie Neumann Evelyn Davis Andrea Greenman Amy Snyder Linda Riley Delores Palmer Deidre Neilson Debbie Wicks Barbara North Luba Routsong Jon Lippman Joan Tammaro Kathy Sliker Lynn Miller Celia Delle Donne Debbi Stone Nancy Gordon Simmee Deese JoAnn Jesperson Mariann Bullen Chris Meyer Ruth Velinsky Diane Fagg Mary Dilworth Lynn Riznick Ken Druse Faculty Staff Vicki Turner, Editor Underclass Staff David Brams, Editor Eddie Goldstein Michelle Klatman Activities Staff Gale Goldberg, Editor Gayle Goldberg Vicki Luria Sports Staff David Drelich, Editor Diane Hetfield Barbara Miller Bob Milligan Charlie Schneekloth Larry Jones Advertising Staff JoAnn Jesperson Bruce Hoblitzell Karen Norgard Alice Reed Diane Fagg Wendy Parker Linda Riley Pam Riley Chuck Henry Ellen Hanley Nancy Hayes Debbi Stone Jan Koscinski Simmee Deese Everything Staff Richard Brylczyk (Nord) 183 Good She CES; re) 68 GEORGE M. RIZNIK Construction Co. P aving Contractors Driveways - Excavation - Demolition - Landscaping - Parking Lots Recreation Areas - Roads - Land Clearing - Tennis Courts Sand - Stone - Top Soil - Fill Dirt 63 EVERETT PLACE PLAINFIELD, N. J. Plainfield 4-3722 GEORGE M. RIZNIK LYNN T. RIZNIK Class of ‘38 Class of ‘68 44444444444 4-4-4 44444-4444 44-44-44 44-44-44 4-44-4464 4-4-4-4-4-4 4-44-4444 4-44-4444 + 4-4 -4-4-4-4-4-4+ 185 SHEFF HFEF FFF +4444 $+ 444+ ++ +++ 4+4+4 4 +4 +++ +++ +++ +4 +4 +44 44444444444444446444 Congrne atians West UU to the Plainfield High School Class of 1968 LOCKHEED ELECTRONICS COMPANY A Division of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER PHT HHIFF TIFF 4+ +44 +++ 44+ +++ 4 +++ 4+4+4+++ Hoss t +++ + +44+444444444444444444444+ 186 “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.” — Tryon 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 187 P444444 444444 44-44-4444 +++ 4444444444 + + 4444-44 44-444 Congratulations Baek West UPA be: to the Plainfield High School Class of 1968 NATIONAL STATE BANK OF PLAINFIELD plainfield High school plainfield, New gersey we wish to thank the plainfield High scnoecl students for their confidence in appointing us official photographer® for the MILESTONE - It has peen our gistinct pleasure to work with the Eaitor and staff in producing the photograpns for tnis yearbook: aongratuLacten” and continued success - sincerely yours: be yewre? Joy ee? W. 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