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

Page 16 text:

kg! : s a ' :-' , X 5-'g xv ' Ui- en- - 53. N ' . nal l NORTH PLAINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL I - 0, 3 y i , ' 4 . - fi' . ' A . vmf, X . J ' BARBARA BUCKLE Buck Course, Academic-Future, College My tongue shall have its will. Buck has been an outstanding leader as pres- ident of lunior Hi-Tri. She was an excellent cheerleader and has been active in Hall Patrol, Senior Ca 'net, G.A,A., Dramatic Club, and Spanish Cl . MILDRED 6. B KOVCHAN l'Milly Toiqse, Sec. Commercial NS Accountant i W T shortest ansig doi i cl i iet, indiis rious lass. A reserved wand iqgiggke m hm marked Milly throu out her h' h c oo career. She deserves a grea deal of credit tor her loyal work in th cafeteria, ' ESTHER BURDICK s Course, Sec. Commercial-Future, De t Nurs A quiet ma ner wins many friends. Although a qui t sther s r clog nized as a r Whie riend. ' an ai around her vert greater infl ce i of tranquillit hichsgxs an lelf o er endless thoug fuln s RUT N RN 'UI xx Rufy ours c m Fut re Art School er 1 y 5 r - on ends, no other s nshi is n e ' rfu ss was ever sti ed amon ciates whether she W Tr ibrary Council. Ruth a lso o unlaw ff in her junior year. Page Twelve V lv' V. T Euztiisrrri BORNMAN ll . 91 Betty Course, Academic-Future, Undecided Thou will not utter what thou dost not know, Betty's quiet, friendly manner makes her a definite asset to anyone-fs list of friends. Her activities include Hi-Tri and Red Cross. Our best wishes go with her always. FRANK BOTTINI Bo Course, Technical-Future, Undecided His wide, rare smile is sweet with certaintiesf' We all remember Bo for his great work on the basketball team. He led our team to victory more than once. Not only was he skillful on the court, but he will also be remembered for his musical endeavors. DAVID F. BRENNAN Dave Course, Academic-Future, Undecided HI-Ie gives the world the best he has. Dave'.' is new to N.P.H.S., but his keen wit and dependability have shown up clearly. His un- tiring efforts on the basketball court will reward him generously. He also played irvour great band. i H1-iRoLD D. BROWN ' 'iiafowmeff Course, General-Future, Navy A generous action is its own reward. Harold left the halls of N.P.H.S. to join the Navy early in his senior year. Like many others, he sacrificed his education so that others might not have to. We're proud of him!

Page 15 text:

CANUCK ' IMA -s WALTER BAYOUS HWGITH Course, General-Future, Undecided 'XA man of hope and forward looking mind. Walt was one of the quieter members of our class. Although he left for the armed forces in his senior year, he will be remembered in the hearts of all those who knew him. R ET BEALS UMUYQGH , 4 Acacle -C-Fu re, Bugmsggieqggwf he f ea t. 'X Ma ' 1 a er u d ,fu jiirit as any- ot e. She h be ' the Tunl w ' H' i, ' , panish Sign L' cil, atrol, ,mind Rezur . l, sure she will ot be forgoyefby er frien ' FLOREN B DSON 7 t'Flo Course, en C1 1 inn t e - Secretary HA - -ft F5717 he w of frie dshipf' Pet' uri charming ' lo took active ' ter- est ed ss or rche cu-flfliilead an g ner tg, U m a welcome as ur .Q -5 . LOUI BENNETT Weezie Cour Academic-Future, Business College The rippling waterfall of mirth. Weezie was one of the best-natured girls in the school. She belonged to Dramatic Club, Hi- Tri, Hall Patrol, Red Cross, Spanish Club, and Girls' Sports. ln spite of this long list of activ- ities, she found time to be a talented dancer. 1 ,Lf .f k 1 L1 f if il T- se, 1 I Y 1 '-HUT BERLIN, Hcqckte' t lf ll-ffl, if ' 1 1 1 fill! V L CO ise, qrdneral Commercial- , ,V fhliiturei, elephone Operator f - i'Lef enllenelks my strong enforcement be. 'Ruttyltas been lvery popular as a newcomer. She 'was a member of Hi-Tri, Red Cross, basketball and tennis and has done a good job. GEORGE BLACKFORD Blackie Course, Scientific-Future, Undecided lt matters not how long we live, but how. George is one of those fellows a class can't do without. He is always ready with a helping hand whenever there is work to do. His fine personality has won him many friends. He was very active on our track team and in Hi-Y. ELEANOR BLAZIER Elle Course, General Commercial-Future, Typist l'Willing and able. The ewgothwg you can ask of her that she wil glad perform for yo-u. Her endless ees to heqriends would mt Q book. J ADA B l if I., UA' Cour , Sic mr ircial-y7Future, Secretary Iil'ri,frienclA ss wa e ly taught to believe' uf-Xda Wg' e ne gin t earts of her ri . teca' ' r fr nd ess and willing- neiggto helliisle-ler ork o e Library Council will no? fogc-tten. She s agtive as a mem- kbler i-Tri, ramatic Cl b, Girls' Chorus, and it ' rossgijf I , LL ,f -' ,ll Page Eleven CEI E X.. Y Si t xX N. is E . 0 S . 'Q I . 1 ' X- 'Q fs .X v Nw D kxvl Xl' I' x XS. ,xl X FN X C' X.. I 1.1 I, A it x U 'lf' gift: it fb

Page 17 text:

,Red Cross Q.f,,L4,M -1-f- M if J 'kQ'?W'I:l dy j,7C,w'ao ww uf' 'lu-vi.: I ft ' CA UCK - T545 ANELLO CAMPANELLI Camp Course, Scientific-Future, Undecided IYouth comes once in a lifetime. Camp has cheerfully taken part in many a joke. He worked hard on the football team to accomplish victory. He was also a member ot the baseball team and Dramatic Club. DORIS P. CARR Squeak ourse, Sec. Cornmercia -Futu e, Secre arial -Q-vcllqrt in ' fro Squeak is an cellent example of the kin u ias ome legdsyfo d h resti rticl in he Tun- . h h s lso Q Ili uniiri ef rt td Hi- ri a s. A ' W GLORLA' C'ARRARf fix J' Glo . ,-, K' 1 Course: Secretiial Commercial- J flifure, Corn rcial Adylertiser 3- ' We gill love a preftff girl. t ' AGloria's enticing smile ever lil eil in the ' ' . , . he '- and Hall Patrol. She ot the G.A.A. berftil the Stud also was aptive as a halls Q1 NPHS S has been Q faihfut mem and a,me-mber of the Danc Cl by an' ft 120 e' uf ,Se e she Dra- ' HAROLD CARROLL 'IHal Course, Technical-Future, Undecided Small service is true service. Hal, though quiet, is an industrious and dili- gent worker. He is a good-natured fellow and easy to get along with. He was a member of the Hi-Y, ROBERT CARUSO Cruse Course, Academic-Future, College A handsome male-the ideal ot the fairer sex. Cruse has been one of the outstanding mem- bers ot our class. He has won the distinction of being elected president ot the Student Council and has done an excellent job. He was also active on Hall Patrol, Fire Patro-l, and Iunior Prom Committee. VIRGINIA CHALLANCIN Red Course, General-Future, Undecided 'Silence is a virtueg possess it if you can. Virginia is quiet, it is true, but that quietness also hides a warm heart and a sunny disposi- tion. All who know her have been more cheerful and happy tor the experience. ELIZABETH CHERUBINO Bet Course, Sec, Commercial-Future, Office Work She may be little, she may Ee h here's a twin l t, o e ffyhuslzgo ped mak ou hoo p e, worked on the t f. Her a ility W' ee l e her W rdr b. an v' n . e eatness az e a e intri ed b he etit ' Page Thirteen ,J AA44