Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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Carol Ann Adams Sunshine girl . . . enjoys riding in the jubeep . . . often says, This could be a wasted weekend . . . headed for nursing school. Nursing Club 1,2,3,4g Archery lg Swimming 2g Bowling 3. Eunice Laura Apgar Eunie to most everyone . . . can often be found cover- ing the town in Mac's truck . . . will never forget the thirteen . . . plans to major in business ad- ministration at college. Homeroom chairman lg Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Milerzone Business Staff 2,3g French Club 3,4. 24 Margaret Elizabeth Anderson Margie to her friends . . . spends her spare time writ- ing notes to that certain person . . . nursing school is ahead for this future lady in white. Class Councilg Nursing Club 1,2g Drama Club 3,4. Elizabeth M. Baehr Call her Betty . . . college bound . . . remembers those 7:30 choral rehear- sals . . . undecided about a career. Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,43 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4g Milerlane Business Staffg Ushers' Squad. Paul Stephan Antolik, jr. Its is his name . . . enjoys playing the role with the girls . . . has sweet memories of the one that got away . . . college bound . . . plans to teach. Football and Basketballg Band l,2,3,4g homeroom vice-presi- dent 4. Virginia Elizabeth Bailey A senior who dreams of getting- married and set- tling down . . . can often be found reading . . . will usually tell you, I don't know. Anthony Antonini Tony to one and all . . . girls take up his spare time . . . fondest memory is the park during Hfth lunch . . . hopes to get the most out of life. Hunting and Fishing lg Photography Club 2g Sports Appreciation 3g Boys' Cook- ing Club 4. William john Bareford Bill to everyone . . . will always remember those gym-drops . . . headed for college . . . hopes to be a chemical engineer. Track team 1,2,3,4g Class Council 2,35 Wrestling 2,3g Cross Country 4g Biology Club 2g Boys' Cooking Club 4. Vgfainhefcg we reuere fdee,

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Class of '58's Record Finally the all-important senior year was upon us, and we enjoyed the distinction of being the graduating class of Plainfield High. With Peter Saidel serving once again as president, and Arthur Edwards, Dorothy Voogd, and Robert Levine as the other ofiicers, the class worked as a unit to make the last year a memorable one. Our Senior Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, starred Bonnie Lee Friday and Margie Gonzalez. Student Coun- cil functioned more efficiently than ever with joseph Hines, Tim Hall, joan Rapps, and James Shrager as ofiicers. The Entree went to press with Connie Genard as Editor-in-Chief, and Maxine Tepper edited the Mile- rtone. We all went Around the World in Eighty Days at the junior-Senior Dance, and once again, the Prom was one of the most important Social highlights of the year. Along with the excitement of approaching gradu- ation, we felt sad at the thought of leaving PHS and our many friends, to go our separate ways. We, the class of 1958, have had an eventful four year at Plainfield High, owing much of our success to our adviser, Mr. Lonsky, and the other members of the staff. From those lost chords we have built a strong memorable melody to linger on in the years to come. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL-E. Lon- sky, P. Saidel, B. Edwards, D. Voogd, R. Levine. Second row: E. Hinkley, H. Richter, D. Ward, M. Etkin, B. L. Friday, M. Cosner. Third raw: R. Bur- gess, R. Lear, T. Foster, D. Crane, 1. Nevins. A TALL, REFRESHING DRINK-Sen- iors consume their daily drink at lunch. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-B. Edwards, vice- president, D. Voogd, secretaryg P. Saidel, presi- dent, B. Levine, treasurer. DECK THE HALLS WITH BOUGHS OF HOLLY - jim Shrager, Bobbi Sims, Tim Hall, and Joe Hines decorate Student Council's Christmas tree in front corridor.

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Elizabeth Anne Barnes Alias Liz . . . dislikes be- ing called Betty . . . plan- ning on a career in fashion merchandising. Drama Club 1,2,3,45 Enlree lg Modern Dance Club 4. Lola I.. Beltrone Irked by people who aren't at least a little crazy . . . likes to shock people . . . intends to become a bi- lingual secretary. Drama Club l,2,35 Library Council 25 French Club 45 Class Council 2. we OHOI' Jaquilla Barron Carousing with the girls her favorite pastime . . . enjoys attending football games . . . often says, Taint bad . . . dislikes boisterous or loud boys . . . nursing school in her future . . . wants to be- come a pediatric nurse. Old Testament Club 15 Swim- ming Club 25 Nursing Club 45 Typing Club 45 Sewing Club 2. Michael Andrew Barton A newcomer to Plainfield High this year . . . plans to become an aeronautical engineer. Football 15 Art Club 1,25 Fishing Club 35 Sketching Club 4. Chris P. Bencivenga Chris likes to play the guitar or work . . . often exclaims, Who ! me worry? . . . Plans to manage a store. Recreational Games' Club 1,33 Boys' Cooking Club 45 As- tronomy Club 2. name . . . r l 5 I f iii-Us Q f P n f... .. V Ai Gail Bender Oh, well, is her favorite expression . . . abhors stuck-up boys and home- work . . . is planning to do clerical work as a step- ping stone to journalism. Drama Club 15 homeroom secretary lg homeroom treas- urer 35 News' Bureau 3,45 Typing Club 3. Harriet Layton Bellerjeau Peeved by senior boys who go out with underclassmen . . . enjoys eating, driving, and gabbing with her twin . . . often heard saying, Not too funny! Class Council 15 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 1,3,45 Officials Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 35 Girls' Leaders Club 3,45 Tennis 35 Orchestra 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Archery 4g Student Council 45 Ushers' Squad 4. Ralph Anthony Bengivenga Tony . . . philosophizes, We get too soon oldtg und too late schmart . . . hopes to become a business manager or perhaps play in major baseball. jayvee and Varsity Basketball5 Freshman and Varsity Base- ballg Varsity Wrestlingg Cross Country 2 5 Recreational Games' Club 15 Bowling 3,45 Astronomy Club 25 Ty ing Club 35 Photography Club 4.