Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Robert Blackman Watching the Brooklyn Dod- gers win pleases this senior, who also likes to swim. Bob, irked by moody girls and bleached blondes, has partici- pated in swimming, baseball. basketball, and has served as manager of the indoor and spring track teams. Scott Kurtz Boice Peeved by one-way halls and girls who smoke, Scott plans to study engineering at Lehigh University. He enjoys sports, eating, and sleeping. His tal- ents were displayed in jayvee basketball, varsity baseball, and Math Club. Naomi Bloom When not busy as feature edi- tor of the Milestone, Naomi has participated in swimming, tennis, archery, and Drama Club. This senior, who wants to go to college, will always remember the “Whoopee Girls” of the Junior Play. Bruce George Bottoms Bott, an aquatic minded sen- ior, enjoys water skiing, boat- building, and swimming. He hates (as do most of us) get- ting up each morning for school. Managing the track team occupied most of Bott's time while in P.H.S. He plans to go on to King’s Point Merchant Marine Academy. SENIOR CLASS 1957 Shirley E. Boardley Sherrie, who enjoys exercising her vocal chords, will fondly remember her senior year in P.H.S. This aspiring singer has been active in tennis, Sci- ence Club, and Entrée Club. She can often be heard calling “Excelsior.”’ Good luck in that singing career! 4 Elizabeth Bracey Bow ties and conceited boys irk Boop, who enjoys riding in the Maybelline. Boop, who has been active in Student Council, Swimming Club, and Typing Club, hopes to become a beautician. Arlene Natalie Bohonan Conceited people peeve Ar- lene, who enjoys riding in the “Grunings’ express.’ She has been kept busy with News Bureau, Drama Club, Entrée, and Fashions and Personality Club, Arlene hopes to attend college. We wish her success in future undertakings. Patricia Anne Brady Patti, whose fondest memory of P.H.S. is sixth lunch, spends her time riding to Grunings in UA3238. She has participated in tennis, archery, and swimming. Patti, co- captain of the twirlers, is peeved by conceited boys. She plans to be an accountant. Pa

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20 Diane Joan Belkin Dabbling in art is one of Di’'s favorite pastimes. The good times in art class will linger with this senior, who dislikes the mad scramble in sixth lunch, Di has participated in bowling, baseball, Sketch Club, News Bureau, and Mi e- stone, With brush in hand, Di is off to a future in magazine art. Charles Edgar Bertolacci Driving, hillbilly music, and sports rate high with Chic, who wants to sell popcorn at Ebbett’s Field and go to col- lege in the future. While in P.H.S., Chic participated in track, Biology Club, Junior Classical League, and Recrea- tional Games Club. William R. Bellerjeau Managing spring and cross country track teams hasn’t pre- vented this busy senior from participating in Sketch Club, Boys’ Cooking Club, and Radio Club. Bill dislikes base- ment homerooms, but he en- joys bucking the lunch lines. Good luck to a future civil engineer. James Stephen Bicket Jim, who is annoyed by one way halls and stairs, appre- ciates a good snooze. His ac- tivities in high school include freshman football, cross coun- try, and Hunting and Fishing Club, Jim’s ambition is to go to college. Lena Ann Bencivengo This Elvis Presley fan, whose ambition is to get her Mrs. degree in the near future, has participated in bowling and twirling. Lee’s fondest mem- ory of P.H.S. is her home- room. Thomas James Bishop Loud girls annoy this water skiing enthusiast and Rock ’n’ Roll fan who hopes to go to college after graduation. Tom’s future lies in electronic engineering. Peter Kevin Bennet The two hours between exams is Pete’s fondest memory of P.H.S. An athletic enthusiast, Pete divided his time among freshman football, jayvee foot- ball, Hunting and Fishing Club, and track. Patricia Anne Black Pat, who likes to talk on the phone, has kept busy in P.H.S. with the Fashions and Personality Club, basketball and Business Machines Club. Her pet peeve is conceited people, and her fondest mem- ory of P.H.S. is graduation day. She plans to become a legal secretary. SENIOR CLASS 1957

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Ze Herbert Edgar Briones Driving and working occupy the spare time of this senior, who is kept quite busy with his schoolwork. We hope Herb reaches his goal of be- coming a tool and die maker. Michael D. Bucciero Playing cards with the boys pleases Mike, who is annoyed by gym. He has been on the Projection Squad for four years. Mike’s ambition is to get through college. Jesse Bryce Brown A Plainfield cowboy who en- joys handling firearms, Jesse is peeved by show-offs. The Science Research Club has kept our future scientist busy Tne Paes: Robert John Buczynski Microphones and radios cap- tivate this senior with an elec- trical turn of mind. Red looks forward to a successful career in the advertising field. We hope that after graduation his pet peeves of short lunch pe- riods and short assemblies will be discontinued. Norman Joseph Brown “Daddy Long Legs’ enjoys dancing and Grunings. His fondest memory of P.H.S. is the congestion of hallways, but small girls annoy him. Norman found time to enjoy football and swimming during his four years. College and a career as a physical educa- tion teacher are his ambitions. Barbara Elaine Burgess Barbara is peeved by people who put on airs. She has been a member of World Friend- ship Club, Social Dancing Club, Fashions and Personality Club, Sewing Club, and Busi- ness Machines Club. The secretarial field welcomes Barbara. David Hunting Brunner Dave can’t stand gym, but lists Mr. Stampone’s Spanish class as his fondest memory of P.H.S. When our future mis- sionary is not working at the Acme, he can be found tinker- ing with electronic gadgets. Male Chorus and Radio Club have kept Dave busy. Nancy Lee Burr Fashions and Personality Club, Junior Red Cross, and Busi- ness Machines Club kept Babes busy at P.H.S. She en- joys dancing and listening to records outside of school and will never forget her fresh- man year. Babes is looking forward to getting the most out of life. SENIOR CLASS 1957 +.