Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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x X . ft , EDMON D C. LONSKY In dedicating this year's Milestone, we, the class of 1958, wish to show our appreciation for the unflagging effort and continuous interest that one person put forth on our behalf. As a science teacher and as our class adviser for four years, he showed an individual interest in each one of us. He helped us see that by doing our share and by using good judgment we could make happy and successful high school careers for ourselves. We know that the guidance and friendship of this man will constitute a great part of the melody of our days as P.H.S. To Edmund Lonsky we offer our deepest thanks. We will try to make the rest of our lives reflect the principles that he taught us. ON CALL-Mr. Lonsky calls home to inquire about an absentee.