North Plainfield High School - Canuck Yearbook (North Plainfield, NJ)

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DORIS V. MATTISON Mattie Future- Secretary Course --Sec. Com. Free from pride and fren from self. You can hear her contagious laughter everywhere, no matter how gloomy the atmosphere may he. No amount of darkness can hide the cheerlulncss which shines to inspire us all. ELSIE MAYNARD El Future Secretary Vourse See, Com. Her l1f'a1't was young and gay. You have not known true sweetness until you have known Elsie. Such goodness of heart that does not seem offensive is rare indeed. Our good wishes go with her. M. LUCILLE McCARTHY Lu Future Secretary Course---See.Font. 'Ti.v good to be 1111'1'1'y and ru1'sc. She is so willing to do a hundred favors, so pleasant and smiling when people impose up- on her, that you cannot help being drawn to her unsclhsh personality. MARGIE MILLOVICH Midge Future- Cxirleeimlefl fourse- fit-e,l'ou1. They are 11c'z'c'1' alone that are acconzpafzivd by ualmlc fI1o11gl1ts. There is an engaging little smile on her face and a merry twinkle in her eye. XVherever her vivacious spirits carry her, she inspires the world to sing- ing and dancing. Page Twmzty-f0111f DOROTHY M. MILLS Dottie Future f'l'el. Oper, Course---General fl good hear! is Imffm' than all H10 IIf'!1d.Y of the 1t'o1'ld. A gay young miss, Dottie is very popular in the social activ- ities of the school. The first thing everyone says is, She's sweet. Then one realizes that she's fun. F- f fi' 4 , A., , V... V 1 JOHVN E. MlLLWA.TER Jack 7 Future, l'ourse-- General 'Hwy .vfrelzgflz is as H10 strcnytlz of ten. jack has heen an outstanding N. P. H. S. athlete during his four years here. His athletic prowess has earned him social success and many friends. BARBA A . Bobby F ur Q etary ii se-'See.Com, zrfn i , and ltj00dl1L'SS Il Z'l'1' fec11'f11I. 6l'l1ey k' her ' er ver good fello s 1 'al Whenever m g to her, may iere al 3 be Bo 1 to hven he intfrcourse. GEORGE MOLINARI Fat Future- Engineer Course--Sei, Izs 11111110115 III a 1111111 to be sad. George is a very friendly fel- low, a cheerful high school stu- dent who has a good time every- where. and sees to it that every- body else around him does too.

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CHARLES LEWIS Charlie FuturcfEngingeering Cotlrse-'-Sci. Let all things be done-in order and zvcllf' Charlie' is a multiple-threat man, engaging in many diflicult activities to the joy of all con- cerned. He has an indefinable charm of manner that makes and keeps friends. DAVID LINDER Dave Future-Accountant Li0lll'SCf,AC1ItI. For courage nzozuztcfli with occasion. His smile is broad and his air 1S easy-going. Our competent and succes ul football player has a devil-m '-car malnner that e be' itagious. THERESA LOCCISANO Tess FuturefVVAYES Course SE'C.L4Ul'II. 'fThe smiles that zcinl' the joys that glow. Tess's popularity can be traced directly to an amazing capacity for having a good time, and shar- ing it with all her friends. Her energy and spirit know no bounds. CAROLE MacDONA.LD Scottie, Irish Future-Nurse Course'-General I love life with an ecstasy unparalleled. This vivacious lass has done much to liven N. P. H. S. NVith rhythm in her soul, Mac attends all the social functions and she is one of the finest dancers in the school. ...ig 1 4 'L ' F. ,,t, J , .1 ' I 1' 4 .I KEITH MacDONALD Mac Future-Concert Pianist Foursc -Gen. Tail is thc father of fanzcf' Keith has well earned the re- putation of master of the keys. Born with music in his soul, he has the rare ability to give his enjoyment of music to others. PATRICIA MARCOTTE Pal I uturciMed. Sec. Course 'General Oh, happiness, contagious so. Pat is gay when the occasion demands, but she also has her serious moments. Always ready for fun, she laughs her troubles away, as well as those of her friends. JEANETTE R. MARSH Net FntureeUndeeided C cmix rscfScc. l'om. iWyIzca1't is like a singing bird. Full of fun, Net makes a good time out of whatever she does. Her fine sense of humor is wel- comed by everyone at any time. PHILIP MARTIN MyrI ' Future-College Course-Academic This well of true wit is truth itself. He is quiet, never forcing himself upon you, but what a wealth of wit he possesses. Many times this talent has been in evidence to the enjoyment of all. Page Twenty-tlz1'ce

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ANTHONY MONDORO Tony Future-Undecided Course-Sci. Thy ways are the tvayr of an honest mail. Liked by all who know him, Tony is well known throughout the school. He is a versatile in- dividual, both an industrious stu- dent and a jovial companion. JAMES F. MONTROSS Little Freddie Futuree -Navy Course4General A soft auszcer tnrueth away wrath. In spite of his nickname, Fred makes a big showing on the football Field. One of the hard- est-working players, he puts his all into a game. Our football record thisyear shows the re- sult. JOE MULLEY Une Play Future- Army Course--General Tell the truth and shame the devil. VVhen you count Joe among your friends. you are in- cluding a trustworthy, likeable chap, but watch out for those jokes. You cannot help' liking him. yohody can. THELMA A.. MUNDY Mun Futuref Undecided Coursef General Be resolute and mlm. Although quiet, Thelma is a very amiable and kind-hearted person. Never complairing, but Working with a will, she is a good sport at all times. nfl, me Jr ALE NDER N METZ -.AIex,n -.Alu Future- n cided Course-Acad. Be not ignorant of anything. Here he is . . . the editor of our 1943 yearbook. Alex has worked long and hard on the Canuck to make it the best ever. His marks and personality also rate him tops. ROBERT E. NOBLE Bob Future-ArmerlServ. Course- Gen. A deed of prowess done. Good-natured and friendly, Bob is one of the less obtrusive members of the senior class. He has made many lasting friend- ships, and we all feel lucky to be included. GLADYS OLSEN Future Secretary Course -- Sec. Com. A thing of beauty is a joy forever. On the quiet side, Gladys is one of the sweetest and most friendly persons in the school. In her own unnoticed way Gladys has done much for N. P. H. S. DONALD C. OSNWALD Ollie Future-Architect Course-Sci. Did one thing at a time and did it well. Donald has enjoyed a highly successful high school career. His humor plus his scholastic ability have earned much pop- ularity with his colleagues. Page Twenty-fiw