Plainfield High School - Hermiad Yearbook (Central Village, CT)

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Gail Madeline Bousquet COMMERCIAL MoosUP Photo Uluh 4: A. A. 1, 2, Il, -lg Tiestinc-ws -l: Magazine Uuinpai 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Those mischievous, dancing eyes are Guil's virtue. In these eyes We have seen her love, sorrow, trouble, und just Fl toueh o mischief brewing. She is a pert little miss and possesses the art of nmking friends and keeping them. At the Junior Prom Gail, 'the fairest of them all, was crowned the Queen of tht Ball. Never have the walls of the auditorium of P. H. S. se n sueh a lovely :.:'irl lmevome such n gracious queen. To us, Gui you'll allways he queen as you eontiuue to d mee your liapp way througrh this world ol' ours. Armand Leo 'Bouthillier COMMERCIAL WAUREGAN l7l'FlmHliC Clllb 11 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Appreciation 3: A. A 1, 2. 3, 4: French Club :lg Hermiad 4: Intramural Bziskethill 2, 4: Football 3: All State Chorus 3. 4. If there is to be IL music assembly, one can be quite sure Armand will take port in it for he is gifted with a very fine tenor voive. He has been one of the fortunate ones to attend the All State Chorus in Hartford. Armand is usually found in the best of spirits and for being' so good-nutured, he has won many friends and, no doubt, will continue doing so in the future. Armand is one of the few hoys who has followed thi commercial course through four years with a successful future in view. 'Lucille Rita Brodeur COMMERCIAL PLAINFIELD Photo Uluh 4: Knitting' Pluh 4: Music' Amn'em-iation 4: Prem 1 Cluh 3: Bestinews 4: Hermiad 4. Ry being friendly and vivaciousy Lucille has won mziny n lm l friend. VVherever there is laughter and merriment, you'd be apt to find this mischievous member of the senior class. I u has more than proved her trustworthiness through work she has dune on the Business Staff of the Herniiad. Two of hen characteristics, wit und good nature. have often helped brighten up a Classroom, including IR-riid ll, the shorthmul class. Her future in the commercial Held will, no doubt earn applause, as Lucille eontinues along her lumpy way.

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Robert Eugene Bellavance COLLEGE MOOSUP Glec Cluh 1, 2: l'hoto Club 4: A. A. 1, 2, 2, 43 Bestinews 21 Il'ltl'11- llllllal Haskt-thall 1, 2, 4g Cross Uountxy 3. 43 Track 3, 4. Roh, that tall well--lresst-d fellow with the disarming smile is uuothor popular member of the elass. Bolfs friendliness and fun-loving nature has made many friends among the students und faeulty: his certain tale-nt for doing things quickly and correctly is to he envied. A familar face at the store, Boh manages to work, keep up in his studies and have athletic interests, just a ft-w reasons why he will he at success in the future. An outstanding traek and cross country team 1116111- hcr, Roh also 1lZll'llC'lll2ltQS in swimming, and wt-'re sure, his zthility will lend him to an outstanding career in business after collc,L:'o, Thomas Eugene Bellavance COLLEGE NORTH STERLING President Photo Club 3. 41 Music Appreciation 4: A. A. 2, 3: Pliotograplier of liestint-ws 2, 3, 42 Hermiad 4: Student Council 49 Junior Play, prop. Manager 3: Class V. President 4. Fun-loving, popular, intelligent, and a friend to have is a des- cription ot' Tom. Toni has held many ofhccs in his four years at l'. H, S. He has shown his ability as a photographer by being president ot' the Photography Club for two years. His gait-ty has made hini welcome to any group. He has been outstanding in his subjects, especially science. Tom is a very loyal friend and once you have won his friendship it should he cherished always. He plans to attend the University of K'0llllt'Clll'lll, and wc are sure that he will Inc a welcome asset. George Paul Blanehette Co-OPERATIVE MOOSUP A. A. 1, 2. George was one of the quieter members of the senior class. He attended l'.ll,S. for two years and thcn traulsferrcd to Putnam Technical School for two years to learn a. trade. At P.H.S. he became a loyal fan of thc teams and attended school functions and all athletic contests. l-le made many friends as he did at Putnam Tech where he studied masonry. We are sure that this ltloosup chap will he a success and a credit to P.H.S. and Putnuin Tech. Lots ot' luck, George!

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Arlcnc Mac Brown COMMERCIAL STERLING tflee Club 13 Photo Club 4: A. A. -l: Bestlnews 4: Hermlad 4: Intramural Softball 1, 2, Zi, 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Beneath the quiet appearance of Arlene lles a wonderful and friendly Personality. In her four years here, she has made many friends because of her pleasantness, willingness to help and easy-going manner. Because she is always impeccably neat and well dressed, we are certain she will be an attractive addition to any office. It' you want a job done and done well, ask Arlene for she has shown her ability to get things done and done well while serving on the Hermiad Board. The very best to you, Arlene, in your future work. James Henry Brown COLLEGE ONEco Glee Club Secretary 2: Photo Club 4, A. A. 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 3g Hermlad -ig Football 4: Intramural Basketball 4. Cute, it winning personality, and a quiet reserved manner are all synonymous with Jim. Hiding his athletic ability until his senior year, Jim has proved himself a star performer on the football field. His high scholastic record and his all- around friendliness should certainly lead him far. One of two, he is a wonderful friend to have in thick or thin. Next year will find Jim enrolled in the U. of Conn. where he will enter into the field of forestry. May all luck be yours, Jim, while we anxiously await Mother Nature to benefit by your endeavors. Joyce Henderson Brown COLLEGE CNECO Industrial Arts Club 15 Photo Club 4: Music Appreciation 43 A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 45 Bestinews 3, lg Business lid. Bestinews -lg Hermiad 4: Class Secretary 4. Cheerful, gay, petite, cute smile, pleasant disposition, friendly, and a dash of shyness all contribute to Joyce's personality. The cute blonde from Oneco has won the hearts of all her friends, of which there a.re many. Humorous statements are never wasted when told in the presence of Jo for she has never yet failed to support them with a hysterical giggle no matter how corny they ure. She is seldom seen in school without her chum Anne. Joyce is thinking of going to teacher college when she leaves P. H. S. She will certainly be a success in whatever she undertakes in the future for she has a person- ality that cannot be overlooked.