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

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Jean Angeline Ducat COMMERCIA .. MoosUP A. A. l, 2: Homeroom Secretary 1. That smiling face seen day after day over the change counter in the cafeteria is more than likely that of Jean's. Although a quiet and unassuming girl, her tactfulness and pleasing smile have won her many friends here at P. H. S. She is easily recognized by her attractive dark eyes and refreshing giggle, which might be heard at any time and place. As a commer- cial student, Jean plans on becoming a secretary after gradu- ation, hut, who knows, she may he Plainfield High's future dieticizln. Richard Henry Duprey GENERAL STERLING Tui Ric nhling Club 33 Hermiad 43 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Pi-oss Country 33 Track 3, 43 Intramural Softball 2. has done much to make our yearbook friendly fellow who came to us from whether singing or speaking is one leads in the junior and senior play if mechanics has been learned through experience and his ambitious nature will surely send him to the top. Rich plans to attend, after graduation, the New England School of Art in Boston where we are confident he will find only the beginning of a successful career in art. h, whose artistic genius possible, is a cheerful, N. F. A. Rich's voice, to be proud of as his prove. His knowledge 1 Eileen Mae Duval COMMERCIAL WAUREGAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 A. A. 1, 2. 35 Bestinews 4: Magazine Campaign 360. 4. Quiet as Eileen may be, sl1e's entirely different with her insepar- able friend Louise. Being a member of the Glee Club for four years, Eileen has always taken an active part in programs. She has also been one of the fortunate members of the sixty dollar club in the Magazine Campaign Drive. An ardent sports fan, Eileen is often seen at many games as well as the local skating rinks. Upon graduation from high school, she plans to continue in the commercial field. May all success and happiness be yours, Eileen.

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, John Leonard Dougherty COLLEGE PLAINFIELD Dramatic Club 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4: Music Appreciation 4: Chess Club 4: Hernxiad 4: Magazine Campaign S30 Club: Junior Play: Senior Play: Class gifts, Intramural Basketball: Swimming team. Witty, full of fun, friendly and ambitious. These adjectives describe Jack to perfection. Jack seems to possess a never- endlng supply of jokes and stories to be told at a moment's notice. His musical talent is evident by the wonderful job he does in leading' his band, The Rhythmairesj' playing his trumpet and singing. Jack's desire to be a disc jockey has led him to apply at Emerson College. Television would also gladly welcome him. VVe feel sure that .lack's charming personality and his amiable nature will he valuahle assets in his chosen career. Joyce Pearl Doyle COLLEGE MoosUP Knitting Club 4: A. A. 3, 4: Homeroom Secretary 3: Intramural Joy Softball 3: Intramural Volleyball 42 Il1fI'HmU!'2Jl BHSKPUJRII 32 Varsity Basketball 3. ce came to Plainiield in her Junior year and since the first day here she has won many friends with her pleasing smile and personality. Anyone who played basketball with Joyce knows the skill and pep she possesses that easily won her a position on the Girls' Varsity Team. Though usually talking or giggling, Joyce also possesses the ability to sit quietly and knit, a skill she has proven with those argyles. She will enter Saint Raphae1's School of Nursing in New Haven, Conn. VVe feel sure her cheerfulness will he loved by all. Priscilla Mary Louise Drisco COMMERCIAL PLAINFIELD Mu sic Appreciation 4: A. A. 3: F. H. A. 3, 4: F. H. A. Vice President 3: Intramural Basketball 3, 4. This quiet little miss is one of the few girls in this class left from the village of Plainfield. Her demure manner and ability to take a quiet part in class activities have helped Priscilla to hold her own while here at P. H. S. Her neat person and attractive hair styles never fail to cause her to be picked out of a crowd. Realizing these virtues, we are certain life will lay laurels at Priscilla's feet as she continues along her quiet, happy, and successful way.

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Doris Mae Exley COMMERCIAL PLAIN!-'IELD Glee Club 25 Orchestra 25 'Pumbling 35 Knitting 45 A. A, 2: Cheer- leader 3, 4. Doris, that attractive and cheerful cheerleader with the cute giggle, is the typical farmer's daughter. Her complexion is truly something' to admire and her ability in acrobatics deserves much praise. Doris is also an example of the perfect commercial student. Her work is always done very capably and efficiently although this can be said for anything and SVR-l'Yihil1g She undertakes. An avid knitter, Doris is usually found using those needles to turn out socks and sweaters that would win prizes. Doris's plans for the, future are definite, as the sparkle on her third finger proves, Shnrty's her man. Edmond Charles Fournier COLLEGE PLAINFIELD A A. 1, 2, 35 Hermlad 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4: Student Council Vice President 35 Student Council President 45 Junior Play 35 Class President 45 Class Vice President 35 Chairman of Class Activities 1, 2, 35 Homeroom President 15 Intramural Basket- ball 15 Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 4. Fddie is obviously one of our out-standing senior boys. Always on the alert and ready to give a. helping hand, he has more than proved himself the Ideal Pluinfieldite. Quiet, likeable, with an ever ready smile and sparkling personality. Eddie is apart from the rest of the class. He has been Chairrnan of Activities for three years and President of both the Senior Class and the Student Council in his senior year. To you, Eddie, may we wish all kinds of luck and success in whatever you may undertake. You'll always hold a spot in our memory of P. H. S. Gerard Aime Fournier COMMERCIAL PLAINFIELD Oichestra 15 Music Appreciation 45 Chess Club, Vice President 3: Chess Club, President 45 Hermiad 4: Student Council 45 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 45 Homeroom President 35 Intramural Softball 15 Intramural Basketball 1. Terry is without a doubt our most talented senior, for a more accomplished pianist you've never met. He switches from rag to Chopin without wlnking an eye. That old saying, The hand is quicker than the eye, holds true when watching Jerry's fingers travel over the ivorys. He possesses a person- ality with which he attracts many friends. A sense of humor and the ability to get along with everyone make him a most cheerful and popular fellow. His marks prove him an outstanding student. May your music bring happiness, Jerry, to the world as it has to us-your most appreciative audience.