Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1976 volume:

Cus9PhcE SECRETARIES History is fun. . and it can become an absorbing Vi S i to Y S Guic hobby. Here is ap 4:storical landmark map compile! hy Chorl- and Frederick Detwiller, to ald you in your own pers« cal exr.orations of Plainfield’s td historic past We 4) Ue Ba a | iy, “ . i Se a A LAX Ed ye een . AL pul ; pee ri HAD Abate St Gt | AE i aye whale ene é J Fess) Bim ‘ an é fl RUBIA AUPE © | Lt | % re | nie a A ( : a g 3 ° LONG Z Sie 4 dhe 0 (CT RMAR ELD ri np! | MRETWS HOUSE | , ( a0 ‘788 pa Adages oO tr LH i3 ; | ar Unga e MARTA id BEGUN 1.7 rer if aN a i a RANFO uy Ae a to Historic Landmarks LHU RCH Yq GROUND 1. DRAKE HOUSE Built in 1745. George Washington was frequent visitor duri ® evolutionary War. Changed from one - story cottage to present structure in 1860, Now maintained .s a museum by City of Plainfield and its Historical Society. INS 2. MARTINE HOUSE - Oldest house in Plainfield, built in 1717. Site of first wigwam, 1685. Home of late U.S. Senator James Martine. STAGE 3. VERMEULE FAMILY CEMETARY .- Burial ground for the Vermeuie family, early North Plain- HOUSE 7aY field residents INN N EDER VERMEULE HOUSE - Built in 1777. Headquarters for Washington’s men when they were n area. @ 5. BATTLE OF THE SHORT HILLS - Fought June 26, 1777. Lord Stirling met the armies of Lord Cornwallis and General Howe. Bette WELL - On Terry Farm which the British drank dry on first day of Battle of the Short As A) 7 GER-HOM FRAz: € HOUSE - House where Lord Corn- ny wallis cked Aunt Bersy Frazee for her freshly - baked bread. y J Her rep.y ‘i give this to you, Sir, in fear, not love,” caused Co, him to withdraw empty handed HOUSE i739 a, GER SHOME AUNT BETTY Jay, FRAZER ry N. CORNWALLIS ASKS Si, “FoR BREAD Wee s re A Ne pe aly te, a 6e ue“ wy, ae Me tt ere ite Mt inp (ere ot . Yiew Rhos Ve we, Cp R. otoe le we f Sif ‘ y ONS 5 ASW Y SWAN? al eo fr. : X06 a We. $009 wi, Sle. 4 ‘ 4 uingthyi SITE PANT 4 ue Lani Yh OF ASHBROOK tte J ater Mie GoLF cCLup y 8. FRAZEE -LEe HOGuSse swo we - Revolu tionary homes jcined tegerser in 1828, Hes been moved to new site 9. DE CAMP HOUSE F anole of Georgiar architecture. suilt in 17°? i 10. PARSE HOUSE - Farts of home sare o 1686 +f it is now part of: Wl. STAGE HOUSE VILLAGE AND INN - tin built in 1737. Was a stop on tre ‘Swift Sure Line’ for stagecoaches between N.Y and Phila 12. BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETARY - suria’ ground for early settlers in this area including on, ees PLAMFIELD the Drakes. xk, COUNT RY mi Ni CLUS ell , So ccee 7 66 . a look into the past”’ 1976 MILESTONE Plainfield High School Plainfield, New Jersey 07060 66 . a look at the present” MILESTONE EDITORS Editor-in-Chief. . . Terry Bowlin Lay Out Editors . . . Bonnie Laube and Bill Krovatin Senior Editor. . . Julie Kanagawa Faculty Editor. . . Lisa Shultz Underclassmen Editors .. . Debi Mattern and Shelley Nathanson Activities Editor . . . Marilyn Rivers Sports Editors . . . Neal Bendesky and John Miller Literary Editor . . . Nancy Melnick Art Editor. . . Philip Kirby Photography Editors . . . Butch Robinson and Craig Davis Advisor . . . Ms. Madeline Murphy Business Advisor . . . Mr. Sidney Mace | | | Foreword Our class of 1976 “has run its course, and for us there is no tomorrow here — only the lingering memories of a happy yesterday.” ' In our four years, there have been failures yet triumphs, work yet play, and the memory of these will never be forgotten. Our class cannot forget that its country will celebrate its two-hundredth anniversary this year. Plainfield is one of the many cities in the United States that is exploring its history. This book will attempt to reflect upon the past and present of our community and our school. We, the MILESTONE Staff, hope that we have helped to recall not only the memories of your friends and your high school days, but glimpses of the past of the community that is ours. Terry L. Bowlin 1976 MILESTONE Editor-in-chief ! Taken from the 1931 MILESTONE. Table of Contents SENIO‘S ees Cara tO eT Oe Meee ese Underclassmeni=- seen eee ee A UI etiCS eine, caret ee eee ee ee A CLIVILICS aed ee cage ny tegen as th we Directory seek ties te eras ee ee es ce INC VELUSCINELS pee ee ee Glosin? ee west 1 1 ; % : | ‘ 4 My ate a Ce Ee a Si i 8 inn Be Introd uctiO nee ee erate eee en eee ne ree A. Bacult Vac eee een renee nny aap au Ta Taek. 8 . . .a look at the present Plainfield High School has changed over the years. The original high school was built in 1867, only twenty years after the founding of the Public School System. It was the second high school to be formed in the state of New Jersey. It was located on Fifth Street and Arlington Avenue and was known as Stillman School. The building had eight rooms, four of which were used for the secondary school. The first graduating class boasted eight students. As the result of a growing population, the old Seventh Day Baptist Church accommodated Plainfield’s students in 1897. In 1904, after more overcrowding, the cornerstone of the Plainfield High School building was laid in the Baptist Burial ground. In 1929 and in 1937, additions to this building were added. In 1959, Plainfield High School was established as a three year high school. In 1966, plans for a new high school were approved. In September, 1970, the new building located at 950 Park Avenue was opened. In 1972, Plainfield High School added a ninth grade class in order to establish a full four year program. Today, the Plainfield High School Complex includes two buildings, housing over 2,600 students. MUHLENBERG HOSPITAL Muhlenberg Hospital is located on the corner of Randolph Road and Park Avenue and was founded in 1877. Besides the 510 available beds, Muhlenberg is known as a voluntary, community teaching center, serving about 60,000 persons annually. There are five nationally accredited educational programs conducted at the hospital in addition to a specialize d medical education program. Muhlenberg is also affiliated with Union College and Rutgers Medical School. Plainfield is fortunate to have industrial development, a large downtown shopping area, a hospital, a good public school system, a public library, and even two large parks, along with several smaller parks comprising a well-rounded city. The two major parks in Plainfield are Greenbrook Park and Cedarbrook Park. They are located at opposite ends of town. Pictured here is Cedarbrook Park, which is located off Park Avenue and bordering South Plainfield. Cedarbrook and Greenbrook Parks each have a pond for fishing in spring and summer and ice skating in winter. They also have several baseball diamonds, tennis courts, and playground equipment for children. Cedarbrook Park boasts a brook, and picnic areas, and is well known for its Shakespeare and Iris gardens. Today Plainfield has a population exceeding 45,330. Although the city is primarily residential in character, it possesses a number of major industries that make it the business center of central New Jersey. Its chief manufacturers include: automotive equipment, painting, aircraft parts, storage tanks, machinery, chemicals, garments, appliances, printing presses, metal products, trophies, electric components, along with several others. Plainfield also has over 50 historical sites. Besides these historical spots there are also many modern sites such as the Public Library and the new building of PHS itself. . a look into the past BABCOCK BUILDING George H. Babcock, supposedly one of Plainfield’s first millionaires, was a great inventor. He built one city block, thought to be one of the finest architecturally between New York and Philadelphia. One building, built in 1893, located on West Front Street and Madison Avenue, was known as the Babcock Building. This building was five stories high and had many offices, such as a post office and department store. On March 6, 1902, the building was destroyed by one of the largest fires in Plainfield’s history. The Babcock Building OTR PTT ya Bt —_ yn ee: Oy ee Pst SS m4) % Pk. Vie ‘Nix o DI0 i Pass The Plainfield Public Library QUAKER MEETING HOUSE The Quaker Meeting House, located on Watchung Avenue, was built on the property of William Webster. This meeting house, still serving Plainfield’s Society of Friends, lent its name to the pet community, which officially became ‘Plainfield’, Kall os — pice ailooe aumesy when the post office was established in 1800. This is Plainfield’s only surviving 18th century building in the center of town — the Quaker Meeting House. The Quaker Meeting House DRAKE HOUSE i i ae The Drake House, located at 602 West Front Street, is said to have been Washington’s es eae Headquarters in Plainfield during the Battle of CAE Ae Short Hills in the American Revolution on June Heat AU 26, 1977. This house was built by Issac Drake in 1745 and was passed on from generation to generation within his family. In 1864, it was purchased by John Harburger, who added several rooms to the house. In 1920, the West End Civic Associat ion bought the house in order to preserve it. The deed was later transferred to the Historical Society of Plainfield and North ot Plainfield. It is maintained today as a public ca nies eee eee museum by the Historical Society and the City of Daake Haws, Planfall 2.) Krall Plainfield. | The Drake House The Municipal Building MONDAY AFTERNOON CLUB The Monday Afternoon Club was founded by Miss G.G. Kenyon, principal of now defunct Plainfield Seminary, in 1887. The main purpose of the club was to have a mother’s organization in which problems concerning the schools could be worked out through meetings with the faculty. It was during these meetings, that the idea of forming a club devoted to literature, art, science, and other related fields surfaced. In 1888, a constitution was‘adopted, and the club was christened, ““Monday Afternoon Club’. It was named this because the meetings were held on the afternoons of the first and third Mondays of each month. ets is peter eh F Ziel oteg Pham fateh Ce ued Walon Plainfield Railroad Station Old Man Hachet’s House CITY HALL Until 1918, Plainfield had no City Hall. The Cutter Building which later became Kreison’s Billard Hall was the earliest known place where the city council met. Later, the Stillman Music Hall on West Front Street was used. From 1891 until 1902, council meetings were held in the Coward Building on Park Avenue. The old Smalley building on North Avenue was used from 1902 till City Hall was occupied. The property at Watchung Avenue and East Sixth Street was purchased for $31,000 from Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks for construction of a $200,000 City Hall. The cornerstone was laid February 17, 1917. The only major change made in the building since it was built has been the addition of an elevator, completed in 1958. The Monday Afternoon Club . - NH tipsy rms Elizabeth Rifino Deborah Flato John Chufo Patricia Gerow Sheila Thorpe Mary Ann Lozak and Scott Shallcross, Student Teacher Paul Meacham William Klimas Joseph Amerikhas 4 Jeanine Sheffield Patricia Brannon Cynthia Hall tod, Sure, thet noe Rais. fis sia + Dorothy Jones Ruth Cochrane Penelope Jaczko Librarian Marion Canis 7 : Old Bldg. Librarian Patricia Malin Taunia Hults Robert Cavaliere Carl Beehler Kathleen Conory Gloria Weisbrot Department Chairperson Librarian Robert Schell Rosalie Bianco Howard Staley BO) lps) SG) Michael Strauss Arthur DeCross Department Chairperson George Tyler William Townes Toni Watt Doris Dotch THis, Matthew Zullo Dorothy Riddle David Wong William Schlough Shah Samin Lori Boughner Albert Boguszewski Gerard Vanderheyden Lee Pinkstaff NOKH EMTHre Kar! Fritz Department Chairperson Rose DiBella John McDonnell Robert McMullen Evelyn Theresa June Heintz John Hartmann Chester Moore Froma Charles Marian Willard George Bubrick 17 Sandra May Samuel Williamson Richard Pajewski Tiffany Corbett Thomas Falocco Frank Nero Sidney Mace David Zlasney Gilbert Young Department Chairperson Andrea Bender Joseph Banyasz Houston Robinson Seymore Marsh eal OD) es (aD) Ze Evelyn Moran Ree . Sv muse” Rose Franco WER LP Brenda Amos Peter Ciliberto Donna Berkowitz Sara Munizagz Maria Roca ee 21 Lionel Carrier Let Department Chairperson Anne Campolattano ‘a Laverne Jones Shirley Phinney Richard Kern Department Chairperson Edward Horn ZOmrnArPoaocwum mranunK Tv Milton Theodosotas Carrie Hollis Milton James Lewis Wonsidler Nicholas Chrisicos Eleanor Bryant Nancy Rasmussen Robert Bernardo Nurce Seth Hicks aay x Diane Dolgins Mario Diez Nurse 24 m or OHA MARn UZ MPenAavcuZar Robert Schultz Department Chairperson Thomas Kirkup Ky Miceli Majorie McConnell Walt Beyer Lina Lukinov Antony Foti Irene Akey Emma DeVersterre Charlene Schenk Richard Chabak Elmer Mades Martin Baron fe Melvyn Duchin ee Robert Hazelton H h Torai anna orain Arthur Knowles Luther Gearhart Ella Sawyer Tanya Wilson Stephen Mirota Patricia Ross Howard D. Rozzelle Geraldine Middleton Department Chairperson 28 Hary A. Best Rosa N. Grace Rodney Carter Doris Scott Patricia Paylor Donald Findley Department Chairperson TC reAmMZmo William Cole Nicholas Badida William Brown DY MARS RE Re ety Zé, O) la) EOE toes Kenneth Bandomer Reed Hayward Linda Mertz ae § Olga Robak 31 i i lalate ats — Curtis Cook aaa ZOseSaPAHUNH ZH ZLU Y Jeannette A. Williams Principal Henry Foster Frank Votto { OUTTA Richard Kesin Henry Thompson 33 Dr. Robert Weaver Director of Guidance Feroza Ludwig Nicholas Ludwig Michael Stevens Dorothy Grandey feFetty ‘ Marilyn Yeomans Eugene Hubka Marta Perez Guidance Secretary Guidance Secretary Diane Pearson Doris Gray te, Ss Sad } Pat Houchins Registrar Cynthia Hall Thomas Falocco e@eet Moree feet ES ee Harry Lambert Ben Maggio Director of Athletics Seth Hicks Grievance Director Julie Williams Earl “Jake” Kinney Placement Secretary Truant Officer Eugene Seaman Placement Director 7, } Charles Carter Sr. Adult Education Florence Taylor Mr. Maggio’s Secretary Fran Hess Ann Parello Gloria Trabilsy Linda Macklin Laddie Wyatt Nancy Benson Attendance Secretary Jane Cole Attendance Secretary 38 aaa 23 eae o a3 aw) SS we S as he be OU tes = Mr. King and Mr. Lambert. Mr. Herbert Cook. John Butler, Head Custodian Fred Austin Cafeteria Staff Ist ROW: Betty Arthur, Gloria Walter, Millie Kelly. 2nd ROW: Jean Puri (Manager), Ernestine Williams, Betty Wood, Ruth Stepney. 3rd ROW: Rose Miller, Marion Helmstetter, Joan Merendino, Angelo Iacobelli, Adele Wintle, Katherine Katsiaficas, Phil Craffo, Marylin Soto, Regina Parker. ecurity Guards Left to Right: Marlene Stembridge, Leonard Welch, Rudy Montford, Tony Calhoun, Marvin Goodson, Lawrence Bell. 2. 3 s , ry Se A A Os oe 7 a LINDA ABRAMS Remember 11th grade running from Mrs. D. Pam, Jean and Shirley. And I will always remember the friends I met. GARY ANDERSON °76.. . . Stride to success for the best is yet to come Beehler’s zip!!! Sth period (lunch ee cL: Maley Kak seater PAMELA ALEXANDER The hippest high school in the world! The hippest Hayes suey ite erm) ok - P.H.S. Mrs. Marshall ... Miss Harris Mrs. Grandey 1s a groovy soul. GRACE ANDERSON Days to remember are those spent with Odel Spivey 4 years of boring classes . . . Rudy ee CODY emer) UC yan ater “Living and Learning” College Fashion Coordinator . . . New York Discos. MICHAEL L. ALLEN My love of you will remain. . . Fine sisters of °76 and P.H.S. Dust Boys eee emer atl yee S.W.A.S.H. College partying Caves 75 one Hearts sto;remember ee Bee RS ML: Angelle JACQUELINE (JACKIE) ANDERSON Dudes . . . Parties (Va.) . . . Lunch and gym with Margo ge © ©) Daan M.Best R.G., S.M., I.C., Be C Zee aa Gladatt.s over fornow. . . College My heart E.L.F. 42 ROBIN ALLEN (Regina) ees OL ae Otto Michell ... J.V., Tele: GAGs Sa eee world is a tragedy to those who fall and think... Thanks Mom Dad Libra, Octa 2c ome WANDA KIM ANDERSON Squeekie . . . In memory of my _ little man S.A.A.(Jr.) Good times with Clifton F. For theseclassmeol ma omnes Thank You Dad and Mom College STEPHEN ARCHIE Archie aes Old Randolph . . . good luck meee New Y cares — Can’t forget Cynthia ... We made it, finally eee) Horyou toolleG P: R.J. K.C. I told you — Mom. . . College WALTER BARNETT Be SICks Brickside ... Frat. Having fun in the cafe 4th period... Tene WES. ANG oe s MikesePam,. Hay, Reese; JoAnn, Elmo, William, Melanie . . . Good luck Classi olmanidas JOHN DAVID BAILEY Good times on the block o ¢ Welded jeyiareye! “tis es TI TE XE ge AY ASE Later for the people at Per S gee DeCaUsom amit leaving and laughing at you. KEVIN BARRETT Here, take this. . . What if the curb wasn’t there? Baron’s Electronics class See UU eee binball Can’t believe I’m getting out Parting will be a pleasure. NATHAN BANKS Farewell P.H.S. The “click”. . . Mary, Sylvia, Lorenzo, James and Kenny .. . Mrs. Torain Neel eimadesitie hanks Mom and Dad... My brothers and sisters... Love Ya! ... Miss Ya! . sparkles. ERIC BASILE I always hated school Thanks to Charles Bronson, John Dillinger, and Humphrey Bogart . . . Lwould like to t hank my Mother and Father for pushing me through school. 43 DENISE LaVERNE BARBER Neicy, Courtney, Michael, you’re one of a kind Love always, me ... Special thanks Mom, Uncle Paul, Mrs. Yeomans, Mrs. Freundlich, Linda, Kim, °76, Mrs. Torain. ELISE BASKERVILLE Glad See tO mes Cay Cae Stranded at the college partying with Snapper and little sister ‘chickie’ 10th grade English class . . . Special some one (H.H.). . . Those fun times with the girls . Thanks Mom. BARBARA BATTLE All I can say is I’m glad I finally made it... My thanks to everyone who helped me along the way . . . Especially Bernard. JOHN BAVOSI 44 DALE TYESHA BELIN Stuilenete Le) ieee Love to the dudes . cutting . . . that special someone. . . Ajax, Slim, V-LWa thes cirlstaaeene Add, Shorty, Duck, T.J. G.B. Slick, All, Tony, Junnie,. . . Army Life. TERRISA LYNN BELLINGER That special someone 4th period lunch . . . Love second period gym ... I missed you very much “fe Happiness is: Being in the class of ’76 NEAL H. BENDESKY Big “B” . . . Hi, Coach plane OWS ate. yOU. ear Cardinal Hoopla, Miss Canada . . . Suger Lips, ib, IDRG A MevA Ue Al, “Michelob Kid” . . . New Year’s’75 Mom Dad sae Public-Relation College. JACKIE BENNETT Thank you, to my friends and especially my family, whose — encouragement helped make my years at P.H.S. so wonderful College Accountant. DORIS BELIN So long P.H.S. ...A dream that ended so quickly ... Thanks Mom Dad. . . Dot LEON BILLUPS RAYMOND BILLUPS EILEEN BISHARA i GEORGE T. BISHARA Remember the “Stingray”... He-Man Gigi ... N.B.11 The Grand Opening emotionalism and the white charger... The long wait ... 616’s ; expression of warm Parliament Funkadelic 5 17 75 ... The daily Greenbrook ie feelings from those who ... My partner Leon ride ...BUSTED... 10 11 75 come will be but a memory ... All the trouble we 8 23 75. ..“Onceisnot again .. Curious? ... Gratitude towards gotin. . . “Funkadelicis enough” ...Tom... .. .Shotguns. . . Eating the family .. . Big Herb uponus”...Summerof Friends ... It’s about out...LORI... Yo, in Reno, Nevada i) ie ICKIC time. . . WOP SQUAD Lifeguard! . 1OOFLY Success. Seem CCeDITd aaa AN ee ee Le aeSUrprise . . . Thanks Dad. Jcllor= 3 A.P classes : Phases Jamming. . . @7?!. BRIAN K. BISHOP MacDonald’s . “The Management” “Ts Rudie home” ... The concerts ... The City That special someone knows who she is P.M., ... BB, Lead guitar. . . YES, Hendrix, ee. E:W.E. RONNIE JAMES BLAIR Ronnie Blair Pearl Brown . 73-75, My daughter Arsonia, ’76 ... “TheJam”. . . New York Tony, Leon, Mom Dad... PVL. El] . . . National Guards Pee laughing e ae ATC, SOLOMON BLAKE 45 GAIL BLANCHARD Bunnie. . . Chris I made ites so BUICK eee How’s your head? ... Munchies You benefit from mistakes Party’s. . . Bird chirping Soe Nexteeycalae cilecy. .. . Thanks Mommy for everything. LORIE BICK TOM) 80 22 4a CG Bae Gcte an 0D eee Vib Seen Lats wrong? . . . Greenbrook LOA 1S eee UTIL A Priends een BD Bed DiS) ee oD Ld eee Lheedailyeridemaae Galiiornia ee eee Arey ou I can’t take it anymore! . . . Later. CHERYL BLOUNT KATHY BLOUNT When young, friends area INAtCHROlNCOUTSCuneme LI older years, one knows what it is to have them . nothing comes easy EXCep tm KISSCS mmr anammnLVLY) teacher and sister .. . Karen 46 CHERYL BOLDEN Mom and Dad, I finally made it. . . Cutting class Wit he am aVicgeV Oe S.W., R.J., That special love Bobby . . . Work. JOESPH M. BONNER, JR beige URES. 2 4 he isis 8. ker lOIts.. remember the T T ... Obligations with held. . . Thanks Mom Dad . . . College bound ee RE wee a Carolan 76-77 ee? Partner “Fatboy” TERRY LYNN BOWLIN Memories ... Danny ; America J.T. Soe MoE IDG 5. dréssesas ewan A RoE campouts ... “among other things”. . . friends rag val don’t understand!” ee problems changes .. . “na jing ney nay how ow”... . DMNMIJKRJ. JACQUELINE BOYD Thanks Mom Dad S.W.A.S.H. Secretary ... college 112 21 230 a me Best days of my life. . . music exchanging chords CLUDS seeeeCTAZy algebra class ... good luck, Tracey. KAREN BOYLE DENISE BRADLEY Thanks Mom Dad for everything . . . Nov. 16, 1 Seen Lionel and Denise March 20th, 1975 forever and a day . . . Love and Lionel all the way. JOANN BRIDDLE “Elmo” and the good times with Pam, Michael, Fay, Maurice, Anna, Aida aC me s1o 1 ae eee Elmo, my baby, good luck in the future. . . Thanks Mom Dad WILMA R. BRIDGET Bye-bye Birdie... P.J. Partiesw eee | hes Clube Pere -eSUITIINCr © Ol Oren DHE GANG CHCeliNn See my See N.C.C.U. Taterbear G.O.T., PeeWee ; 76, it’s only the beginning . . . 3 against the world. 47 LENWOOD BRODIE ROSEMARY BRODIE SHARON BROOK Shaneeeee ee arty! tae A LI sorts of what not Mike the chauffer : cafe . . . snowball fight eee Liicueslones!!! Kee oe VIRVeb se DUth eae Levi eee eee 3 R. ...I1 don’t care! eee . 2. One fee Later BARBARA BROOKS Made it — yeah .. Thanks Mom ... Love you. . . Main girl Linda Graham ... To all the sisters and brothers .. . Good luck in whatever you do. . . Babs. CARLETTA BROOKS I finally made it ... RiWe DAveC.J;.andsa special hello to L.P. Thanks Portia and everyone else who helped me make it. CHRISTINE BROWN DENISE MARCEL BROWN My friends... W.D. J.W. (good luck) D.T. (hurry up and straight up, later may be toomlate.)emwee Gal m so happy for youll! .. Congratulations!!! DENISE BROWN Den. . . remember D.B., Ker eC .Me a). summer of 73 Pittsburg WH “Chipmunk Spunky” Forever . . . special thanks to Mom Dad . . Always remember Diane Darryl . . . To succeed. 48 MAUREEN BROWN Together summer of °75 — ARIES — Scotch — Plains meee ACL Nese Debbie, Karen Grace 1 Brothers: a Chico: Johnny, Rodger college ... Marine Biologist “VIRGO” MERIL BROWN a LeOme Finally made it Thanks to mom “11th grade history . eriod 7 good times in the ack of the room with NJ B.Geae kG: Friends to remember: NJ. Gee DD se D.M.. . . Good Luck to the class of “76” Goodbye P.H.S. MICHAEL BROWN PATRICIA BROWN (Pat) =e A® timemsto remember at P.HS. . . My main squeeze Calvin, stay sweet Feb) 4,99 1972 eee “Dynamic Class of “76” Thanks Mommy Daddy . . . Good Luck Se iiek x ADAIR LEAD). foe As UES 16.1 BY. SAMUEL BRUNDIGE ANTHONY BRYANT Being with the boys G.C., MS) DB 2 eee Missing Junnie M.... Dana K. al Sage i pats | Se “LATER PEOPLE”. DEREK BRYANT CARL BUCHANON eBURe eeeeeN Gea Gs H.R., remember after school swimming : OOay 5 . 2 tC Tab bale, Give me ten, ‘‘Sea Grit” mere WS. KK Lose people who I dug for their sincerity toward _ their icrichd ae Om bits Vite bs 49 JAMES BULLOCK p Jazz bullock) =. Jocks Unlimited . . . remember the goods times especially the fine sisters . . . later WAsESS 44 4 (aloitnriedhy, Hollywood ... College and all you fine sisters here I come! .. . all Ca ROBERT C. BURNS Boe ee tes Clique ame plipeWaSee hunny eee Knowlton For President . . . “How’s the Water?” ee AB ION Se, et g AMIENS Late Davee es VOU Know What I Always Say’ ... What $935? . . . Striped Hair N ientai. JEFFERY SCOTT BUTLER Jocks Unlimited — Old English Frat. W.E.R.A. . . . Fourth period the White Ram. . . College Bound ... Hollywood ——) hOtae ee LA Ae ee, Mom Dad — a smokin’ combination in soulful situations. KEITH BUTLER Pe See ee OOtball 66, 49 ... Larry Magic, Track — Discuss — 155, O’leary, memories together people — Logina, Kim P., Harrett, Kym P., 8th period, Patty G., Big Pratt, Mom Dad. MILTON CAMPBELL Goodbye! Dig all you fine sisters brothers next year . . . Football team needs to get with the program . . . Good luck Fran, Sam, and others in the class of ‘‘77”’. DEBRA CALDWELL Hey C.D. remember Cos TigGizssa oc) Kavos oer aWee 2 POtueLan going to miss you... Hey S.S., remember the 3rd Power Disco Debbie. TIMOTHY CALLANDS KENNETH CAMPBELL MICHELLE ANNETTE CARMEN Memories ... CB. SD el Vie Ge TB2 CE. ab: bell Ge ONG, AGABY, ILAL, ail others. That — special someone “Ronnie” .. . COOL CUZ’S; 25 WeeccaL). Ge Orange eee college ANDA WARD STEVENS CARTER Weedless ahHanein ain the park 9th and 10th eae Clan’ seselloussa in Lithmandaet (hve os lis about that time. THOMAS A. CARTER JR. Having fun in machine shop, best friend, Joe Bonner, T.M., J.B., N.W., good friends Country Club, Old English. KYLE CASETT MITZIE CATHCART Jamming in the “cafe” first period study That Special Someone. . . “Gangsters Inc.” . . . I finally made Li! 2. eH TOIOY. 15h Bk. le Cwpand Sel Nem Click . . . Journalist. ANITA CHASE RANDOLPH site @e Jeo 3 DENISE M. CATHCART Trekking . . . Thea, Lis, CHILDRESS The last one out and glad Cee, Teal. . . Sth period ‘‘Nothing makes the earth DAVID CLARK to get out Never lunch .. Bianco’s seem so spacious as to Praise the Lord I made it forget Cousin Steve, English 11 Wong’s have friends at a distance; bythe help of God. . . It Charles, Kenny, James homeroom 3 years ... they make the latitudes was hard but Jesus took Adams and all the rest reef trips . Coach Band longitudes.” . .. We me through Well . . . Loved all four years. . . Season of 774. finally made it, Gail. ae known as “Preacher.”’ IDA COLEMAN Parties. . . Class of “76” . . . Sweet someone I.G. Good Luck J.C., G.C. ... Thanks Ma and Dad i. Good-byer ae, K.O., and those I didn’t mention LATER. KEITH COLLINS What’s happenin’ people . Party ===) Dances Basketball around my way ... Mom and Dad, I finally made it corny jokes, can’t forget them ... good luck friends. JESSE CLARK So long and good luck to all SMy [SISters eee lac Untouchables Kevin Dickerson, Lou Hammond, Scott C. Right on to the Jammin’ Class of ’76 .. . 90;long P.H:S: ROBERTA CLARK [LON ym ee ae LOVCER VOU always ae, Remembering good times mone DCCeI Dc hemes VCLY, special @dalem aes bhrom °75—76 . . . finally made i) eee, Bid LD eae Thanks Mom, Dad... hang in there sis Later P.H.S. CELESTE CLARKE “CC.” Ta G@apiicans and Virgo ene Brooks ’75, ’76 Rudy ee ev tc . . . Best of luck to all my friends. . . Thanks Mom and Dad. . . Being with that special someone, Frank Myers. ANDERSON COPPIN My name? Precious — Hobbies? Lovely Ladies, soccer, track, che Summers: (oa C.C.4H.G, Sweet Anna. Cool Paul Poter,. . . Hey Mom — Pop? Thanks. Oh, you P.H.S. memories. PETER COULTER Ag Katy, Mole!’’ cane Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12 4th period lunch sophomore year... Drafting il al2s ee Glad to get out! LEON COWART Do it anyway you want to do it’... : Leong@ocper Cowart ‘‘76”’. VALERIE D. COX Vales lony. . . Tomy friends, good luck in future years. . . Class of Siem oest. wishes .. . Gwen, W.G., Milt, Linda, Denice ... Basketball EamCSe ree NO. 12... . Fit. ERIC M. CRUTE Later P.H.S. and all her fine women and _ the others, too ... . Cutting with S.B., D.C., and S.B. 4th period lunch soo JANIE Gieky Wenie tee ON Sha be” ELLEN DABNEY LOVE for all, STEVEN W. My heart Always, Lemon Gin, Do it, Thanks To Mom and Dad, Boogie with 76. RONALD DANIELS ISAAC DANNER JR. Ikey “D’’. Driving Black Bart. Jt. Tae-kwon-Do School. Laughing in the hallways with = Art. Photography goodbye L.S. R.D. T.M. (ma) Old English 800 Frat., D.H. Thanks mom for being a nag. CYNTHIA DAVIS Good times in the parking lot with my man, Keith Murphy, main girl, Roxie J eal sstepnen Av Gibe B.D., L.M., Leaving behindgsD:Memelnv: D S.D. I made it, Mom. Off to college. “D.M.W.T.” DELLA DAMON Well, Mama and Daddy, Imadeit. . . cuttin’ 9-11 with the one I love, Tony Fowler ... Deanna . . . gettin’ bummed with Rib. @ wee business . . . Marriage ’76. RUBY DAMON ““Machire,”’ Pye Solomon, USMC, Gwen, Kay, Cheryl, B.S., Mate, Bruce, Barbara, Sandy, Ike, Mom, Dad, God Parents. College, Teacher, Angie and Byron, Sis (M.P.S.) GAYLE DAVIS Thanks Mommy Daddy, Aunt Uncle for pushing me all the way . . . Glad to get out!!! A whole lot of Ralph. love to THERESA DEMAIR RONNIE DAVIS DIANE DEVICO Is there in truth no beauty? . . . Hawk in the Swamp LDIGeee. Wong’s Sanitarium Bianco’s movies. . . The “gang... Chin ee End of Game RUDI DAVIS It took 14 years but I finallyaeimaGcm | Thanks Mommie and Pop eA Vem LOVemmLO Debbie 74-75 . . . Lulu, my one year of summer school. KEVIN DICKERSON 54 JEAN MARIE DELLE DONNE 7 22 74 My true friends Meep == 2) g00d times gone by . . . Look Dad, I’ve made it! My junior year, special someone . Bobby my LESLIE R. DIXON I moved up fast ... Thanks Mom and Dad making my own music . . . Dynomite ’77 Ron Rouse Broadway self-confidence a: success. . . Stephanie my cuz Jamming °77 Seelater PHYLLIS DENISE DODDY My parents are due a lot of thanks for encouragement and understanding .. . 10th grade Sth period lunch library college. . . accountant or legal secretary. . . Great Fun. ELLEN ANN DOWDELL Gigi 6.4 WAYS trying to decide ... 10 11 75 . . . “My little Ellen” together ee Olcvett es ally friends Parties! meee ONICAlO ete) CLC meee CrUSIICS Gee mistakes waiting love?! . Subs eCOUCICr es Lhanks Mama Daddy, for EVERYTHING ee Later! GLENN DONELAN WAU AE” Dori and Glennie l) 4 2 eee 68 V.W. Connie oulemeanes CONSL Ae Land mrerelracks 10082 20F yds; °75—76 the best ae COWDSLAITS aaa Thanks Mom, Dad, and Dori CURTIS DOYLE Mouse and Koonbug . . . good times with S.K. 11 8 74 . Dad and Mom. . . “Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, when your sight is for Sharon Koon” . . . Air Force. Do PATRICK DONOVAN (Ricky) the kids too much work eee black Magic ae Dewey Cle and _ the “fellas” . . . didn’t work out halfback! the Awareness. . . write the movies. ENID DOYLE Chuckie Taylor all the way The Projects Parties Love and Happiness . . . Can you handle it? Yeah! Let’s do it again! My appreciation to Mom and Dad. . . (Debbie). AUDREY DOUGLAS Hey, it’s about time! ee OR ONE Witheit a6 . . . Jamming with M.C., CD yl MoeM:GealG B.D., 8.D.. . . good luck °77. . . Thanks Mom and Dad. . . College. MICHAEL DRAHOS First period study CONCErtSaits thescity aaa shooting ball with those FAKE gangsters behind KEG Const. class Tee OL Opel amnesia Le PAH Ma eReGs CHERYL DIANE DREW Life ain’t nothin’ but a reefer; I’m high off life “76” all the way! ZOOd we LUCK ae? 1 college D.C., B.D., SD. MC, CD. P.B.. L.M. Football, tried and tried. . . “76” my friends MICHAEL DUNN football, we 43. . . good luck to all ... (smile) . easy. . . (M.S. take it slow) eee als BERNADETTE FARAONE Memories Dave Carrie Kathy poetry acting eee ASV ar OOME eae eete Jabiel 5 5 2 Ien © Are you engaged? CVAUA: 25 Atte fee 0Uala tnescagemset the butterfly free. KATHERINE ELAINE FICKETT Paul . . . “What $935?” fighting with Koz : Knowlton for President Bo, Phil hockey __ players eee Ol ee CUT Mohawk ... rain Woe) RENE 5 5 5 “Plainfield” look ... these are the good days! The CORA R. FOSTER “Doll” . Taurus Female I’ve finally Mad eCmel| meee getting blasted with my special friends You're the one ... Hope you feel better love. . . career girl gee later. iH. PAMELA DUNN Pam The Gang, “You Guys” know who you are... Watch out Linda! “76” — fun times pee Clr talker In ePIC AUSSI Partyin’ Robert Gardiner sno TEMA 4 oo BIG P.HLS. ROBIN MICHELE EDWARDS Good times with the Club ... Wishing for K.J. ... hangin’ with C.W., CHE MRS Kes eee be cool Cookie on_ that monorail. . . good times with Ronnie Goodbye P.HLS. Thanks Mom and Dad. APRIL FRANKLIN SS re JANICE FRAZIER Janice Frazier (Nickname Candi) Michel le Jackson, Bootsie, Hubbard School Arlington Ave. Surprise Party Halloween “74_—“75”_—“76” ‘Texas Wieners, ‘““Bambergers’”!! CECELIA GADDY C.C. (chocolate T.L. M.G. H.G. D.G. RHONDA GARRETT Dudes ... Parties... Bad Times ... Good Times Black Essence RIES DiS.. 6 G.G. P.CGACGW 8S Hoek He SiS See Cri LOG) s . . . See Dad I Made It. Gollescrurm a Latch: CELESTE GEORGES Leo ... Fifth Period Lunch 28 ites Blue Volkswagon. . . Period 6 7 chemistry class fees | rackm mnectSanarae akin? gee PiCtUrcS saa Thanks mom and dad .. . Yea my father is the (OldsManaeee ea LOUIS GIANNOTTI VA eee wipe OULstUET the crank, defeated, Alfa, The Towne, Groucho, M.A.F.I.A., | bumming, Lowenbrau, —_ Roosevelt Stadium, Ashbrook, Scotchwood, Bonanza city) Bunyon .. . Well Mom Dad I finally made it . . . Thanks for all the help . . . My girl Sheila. HARRIETT GADDY Ouceebasame ati eee Cynt, Tin, Mitzie, Roberta, Cecelia (Cuz), Celeste, Vickie. Kym Jessie, Faye, Andy ... always remember you eee DUNN see ean goin for it Sandy! MOMMY ..._ Later Pos: DAVID GILLYARD WILLIAM GOODWIN chs Time is memories ... memories people have at one time or another, and to share and _ treasure memories at one time and then we will remember our memories. . . I will remember. LLOYD CALVIN GLOVER Leavin to take on higher grounds... U.S. Army after graduation � EDOnYILOVe Sage LG: V.M. KC exe EW, trying to make it happen? The last of the Glover Brothers . . . Later! BRUCE GORDON NEIL GOMEZ CHRISTINE D. GORDON Thanks Mom and Dad ee PH Se ee Messin with my mind” Keep it up Bunch, Annette, Cherry, Mia, Poochie, Sharon, Scott, especially Robert Work GREGORY LAMONT GOODWIN S.W.A.S.H. . . . summer Of - 524, ee BS ee the beginning of unity . . . Trooper youth weckene DEBORAH GRAHAM The end of good thing always seems to hurt . . Was it really worth it? . Thanks mom and Dad ore lUsaonlyatite beginning Samet Oi Goodbye P.HLS. . . . Best wishes to Hop Lip Lynn and Fran. . . LYNDA GRAHAM Thanks Mom Dad .. I Finally Made It! Love to sisters Debby and Cathy . . . My left hand Barbara Partying with Friends. . . love ya . Herman Juanita MELVIN special someone. . . ANTHONY GREEN KATHLEEN GRANTHAM FRANCHESCA GREENE me Pixic. Jammin meee CULLING BSLUCY aoa Iitgs8 OU 5982209820487 10) Mere riends:. J.@. 9J.J2 R.T., R.L. MACS, P.M.C S.M., “Ricky” my special someone Thanks Mom and Dad Collecema RONALD GRAVES Good times .. . Jiving Witte), Lae LLOOking out for H.B.. . . A touch of class that never got touched . . . Good luck underclassmen _ because you're going to need it Goodbye P.HLS. be WIR. WESLEY GREENE All the times I will never forget G.R., D.B. . . . The good times I had with the class of 75 . . and the bad class of sO weeene HELENE GRAY I’ve Just Begun, Thanks Mom. . . Thanks Pastor Cheatham, teachers, from K-12 ye Remember J.B., L.W., Weeks Ib. IPA. hie Gary DIO. sls aneA: IDEN, Bhetel (OME, Sweet Memories ei Hale His? Pathfinders campouts CHRISTINE GRIFFITHS Ich weiss nicht. . . Look what you’ve done to me .. . Auf meiner eigenen Weise, ich liebe dich .. . Alone; Unhappy — Independent Live like you want to livel! ANOTHONY GRIMES “Tito”. . . Hanging with Pern 2) 2 alee eres 7. Getting nigh: seem y bests years . 76 gare 1c the; Cavor ah beanie Pi Bae ay lover REGGIE GRISBY Le bDemsecins eyOu sme Hollywood Hot. . . Will certainly check it out a a SCOnyYOUN (hereaarm Old English 800 Frat wae ita hes Dott lemma Smoking that DEVILISH CLAIRE GROSSMAN Bloods 6c Guts; nae aggravating D.S.. . . Sth lunch with Gigi and the TeSt ast: Ble Awein Atlantic City contests and _ activities . . . work and business .. . haunting 144... JAMES E. GWYN JR. “JEG?: 2) SeWEARS EL all those hard practices, . . . my white “TEMPEST”. Working GERVASIOUS GUY at FIC, CAP Sand FATELIN GUY Peace and love to allmy OAKITE ... college To my friends: C.C., S.C, ‘friends, L.J., LJ, .D.J;, 2.) Thanks=Monmeand and. L.H5 My sstay sates P:G Clee Pes W ee Dad = Someday P.H.S. was short but R.R.,I wish ofluckinthe broadcasting my own JAMES GUNN enjoyable. future. station. . . later P.H.S. LYNDA DIANA HALLOWAY Diana Scott, Carol Jones Fatelin Guy ... My time at P.H.S. was a short one but it was very enjovabicweaen LHS. 7a real hip school JAMES HALL Thank you for all of your time; Mrs. Amos, Mr. Canright and = Mrs. Thorpe ... good; Bad times with L.M.,. . . My love always to Marie Watts, Mother and God Mother. JILL HALL Cutting class with C.W., getting busted (malo malo)mihesPennsan 74. (mo upp missing) Mrs. Riddles class I.D., D.P., sweet love J.T. Good bye P.H.S. VICTORIA HALL Jamaica’] 5 ... Wash. D Cee oduikias te De MSeaeVe Kean. G. and friends. . . you made it! wee c One Oflicen te. D.P., J.L.H. Jr., Thanks mommy and daddy... P19 eee Good Ss Luck “77°. Basketball games Best wishes to graduates Olne7 Om! LESLIE HAMMOND Lester, Quik, The Club, Wild P.J. parties, Wilma, Carol, Cynthia, Pam, D.S., H.S., M.H., Class of ‘‘76” The good times. Vernie, Jeri, LINDA HAMMOND Chicken. . . Squeezebox, Cotillion, Memories of “75”, Good times with the Club. That special someone whom I will never _ forget. T.M. Wrestling Manager. LUCIUS T. HAMMOND Sensuality and For The Love Of You. . . Always And Forever My Love Marilyn Rivers... What’s happening D.W. Party Good INNES . 5. iin. « M: D3ae): CAR Kk Dae, fil SOL tee |] Me LOVE Rooster Honey ... To All The Fine Sisters, My Love . DIANE HARCHAR R.H. and D.H. (3 29 74 to present) fights — arguments — _ always together. Me Quiet? Y.D., K.M.,! Bumpers, Partners — Keep in touch. Good luck gang! TYRONE HARRIS DE 3 years, this year president of it, a good bye towclasseof@es,0 com good luck friend the one that knows me. D.M. and the lady. CATHERINE HARMON Class Olen On Brothers Earl and Ronnie, Sister Lisa, little brother Tyrone, remembered S.H. friends PRA S Kee Ree eK “Mac” and others. College, lots of fun. Stay Cool! + ZOEANN HARRIS Thanks Mom. I finally made it, love to that special someone D.T., to Pe M.P., Ast. TeMeMDeTas ee DCL He Goodbye Class of ac0e MYRON (MIKE) HARRIS “Hello to all the sweet sisters” Wayne Sam what’s happening “NYC” In future M.W. Good luck to all my friends M.D. Pro football — Mom Dad your son M.H. TRINA HARRISON NANCY HARRIS = LTaviS eee LOOKING for that blessed hope”, . . . Bridgeton memories, love to my family relatives fay. ‘‘“Homework’”’, The Iotas Pe estilinis . EME EIS. Sia KS: Pee see “Love always, Nancy” WILLIE HARRISON Sweet Sisters S.W., T.B., C.H., “The Dust Boys” Partners: P.H., M.A. Good times with S.W.A.S.H. Friday Night College. Debbie “Thanks for everything” CAROLYN ANDRA JANETTE HART Bunny, Smiley growing up, good times in Iota’s . . . cracking with “The club”. . . Fun with SaW AS Hie GOs! “75” What it was pat outreach and coltillion. . . Love Tank . . . Thanks Mom. CAEN PENRO PATTON HINES JOSEPH HAWKINS “Hawk”. . . Remember- ing those track days . . . Breaking records — STATE Hawk Dust boys dOmitseacain ae Oh heck there’s Klimas. That certain someone in my life “Wanda”’. CROAT CHEERS MARVIN HOLMES CHAMPS. MATTHEW HENGEL ‘Them concert’ © that place in Virginia B.S., A way to party biking through COUNTY ae IN GY eee Sie Bs wording wisdom I guess I made it. JAMES MICHAEL HOUSTON “Sugarbear”’ My main squeeze Pammie . . . Smokin class of “76” eee: DoaW alee Glad TOm CCl OULsP aren Dave: Billy, Rick, Donna, Judy, Fay, Reese, Joann Elmo take it easy. KENNY HICKS CYNTHIA HOWARD Poupie . . . Sis. Cynthia OX ea LOOdMIMesswitimes Candy, Jeri, Carlene, Carol, Diane, Galana, Karen, Leslie, Linda, Pat, Pam, Robin... K.W., ACS ea: O Fa Ke Aes GG: treme Le: Van ee. Elizabeth . . . Craig and the gang. ROSEANNE LYNN HOWARD Lynn: The fun I had with Fran, Joyce, Lu, Artie, Linda, Debbie, Barbara, Michelle. Thanks Mom Dadaee-e ee nateespecial someone (Jessie Clark) eee VL V ees Stier ls 111) eee OL cy eure Ollege, ROXANNE K. HOWARD Kim ... Learning and Experiencing cot Remembering the beautiful people ... Future with that special someone ... Skipper PeeeuUnaWwithJoA+a Les P.H. ... Mom Dad ea Collcgcue:, KENNETH HOWELL Goodbye to running with the ladies and _ sticking with the books ... It wasn’t hard to do when you master the art, happy times nf O'neares Fran. LORENZO HOWELL PungateheH Seen ne Glick aeveae Lhates.O.S: Mary Watkins one Kenny ... July 18th . . . James you devil you Tee Palklcsmees Vy via 2h MERI. . . Wiaydk ... Thanks Mom Dad!!! Thank — God!!! 64 RENEE HUBBARD ei Wage Sands mon Béautyiie sa seee ee CLT ee elem ae “Shanghai” ... I hear Valve DOttic Merkell II. . . “Tunkin” +B.+D... . “I found that someone” ms) Prankie HY: eCan Un... . Thanks Mom Dad. MICKEY HUNT “MORE TIMES” L.U.) AJC. CyaM.Ge C.G.,.D.G@, DJ) Mika PEGGY A. HUNTER The time has come to say goodbye to P.H.S. and the class of “76” ... Will never forget Z.H., A.T., M.B., R:BS M:PeAtee KS. SHEILA HUTTER ESTHER HYUN urnethes Crankecaeeee SE1ppinee ee Ourest qui se passe? . . . Ice skating Ginger — Sue Rodgers ... Tennis, AUN NE ee. NAR Ang - Korea, PV, and Hawaii 5 RASS DUANE JACKSON ID 6a A Mlb. 2 Goodtimes with Kim 4 “Cancer the most romantic lover’. . . J.T: ee a Dac ltl Loewe: T-Grit ... Brickside NO. 1 Fraternity : Never late for class, I’m just never on time!!! Good Luck ‘77’ you are what Ptl.oaeisealleabouteeeee UNITED STATES MARINES CORPS. TERESA JACKSON JEROME JACKSON All the good times with Sam and his caddie, pouring gas in the carborator ... Always remember R.W., L.M., IS... . Thanks Mom Dad. 65 LARRY JACKSON (CANCER) Mie eran-4tti period Lunch crew... JCREACtiOn meee Old English 800 Frat. Pilot To Copilot to Navigator to Lookout. ‘Well Later’’ The unknown is the Future. TYRONE JACKSON SAMMY JARA Jean ... Friends I’m Chico. . . Maverick = Pick-up). = Parking OEE SOLTENtOS Spleeny sunrise at the IOS cn y WETS. og. GitlS mace es 1TStee time Smells Good GOUSInGe ree Hw Dreams ... Hopes fee hinally. GAYLE T. JASPER Love Happiness forever Mom Dad. . . Good shone Web) ID) Love you Shena... All my love to that special someone .. . Right On! Class OF may Ox DORENE CARRIE JETER ADM. 0 Abend hiv ais gue thes Gany eer) oe) CUeOe Mcteee TZAZ I OetOaUS eee AL! my friends ... LOVE THAT J.B. Tina ... Koonbug(s) Mom Dad ... smilin’. Still KENNETH L. JOHNSON Pll always remember L.S. and others alike. (Old English 800 Fraternity) Strive for Love, Peace, Happiness and _ the Pursuit of Sex and Knowledge. BRENDA JOHNSON K.S. I hope you get T.B. Wish you luck in the future. Thank you mother. I like getting out 8th period. MAEDEAN JOHNSON “KITTEN”, SMALL, SWEET, AND TO THE POINT. THIS THEN IS A BEGINNING ... THE LINES HAVE BEEN TO DEFINITELY DRAWN FOR US TO RETRACE OUR STEPS AND REDEFINE. CLIVE JOHNSON To Friends I left behind in PH Sslike le andiel: I leave these words: PEACE, LOVE, UNITY and BLACK HARMONY. MARK JOHNSON Cut, Who Me?.. . The 4th period crew. . . See “Mick” I made it . Hey Match Maker you’ve Sotto haverclass mee. date with Destiny. 66 CRYSTAL STARR JOHNSON The smokin’ class of ol Oe US a NIC a LOmEOS graduating and out of PeH SSE xite Onis) aanice place to be. My Friends SJ Mie Rae HAD GOOD TIMES. PATRICIA JOHNSON “TRISHA” 5 ARAL ee LAURUS “C.D.B. Patsy, Peggy, Sonya, Enid, COCaiIncu an G 0c. Ds R.B., S.C., Antwan, Rashaun, Terence. Class of “76” Dimples Jack Chevy. . . Thanks Mom Dad. . . College. SAMMUEL JOHNSON P.H.S. Good _ times, TOrevely weand | as | day, NEVER; future memories, ‘67’? Cougar, “Bye Ike, we the people, Thanks Mom, in the name of Allah. Dant. VANESSA DIANE JOHNSON Mom Dad, My Inspiration ... My Sweet Sticky Thing — Eddie Jones . . . Loving each other forever a day 4 23 75 . Be good little sisters. . . The Clique ’74 Chow, P2HS: SAUNDRA D. JOHNSON Spirit of “76” movin on to bigger and better things. Jamin’ times with C.J., L.M. “Turkey” In parking lot EXT. 16 ea ) Lhanks mom: Finally made it. CAROL JONES Thanks to Mom Dad Don, Artie, Miss Jones, Keith Lunch 4,5 per. Black Essence. 67 STEPHEN JOHNSON JEFFERY JONES Having fun and playing basketball with L.Q., FM es b.Goele leans Gre AbAbs RARE. ARIE... F.M., A.T., Good luck to all of you! SUSAN D. JOHNSON Wong’s Diner torpedo juice i C.T.A.M.G. der Fuhrer Esther Astaire . . . Beta Bullets in the sauce! . . . Coach Stanley . . . Julie, help! te 9 (ogee EAWwitl — Thanks. SHARON D. JONES Goodbye Pel Sinn, Goodbye! Mrs. Luk., Mrs. “De”, Mr. Canright, Mrs. Amos. . . Mommy! . . . Thanks Mom Dad for the extra push. LAVERNE JOYNER JULIE KAZUMI KANAGAWA “Don’t forget the alphabet soup!”. . . long talks switheeAcH., 23 yA WATES research DaperSeae eee Leb tt GulFAWM Gran ee eee den SE ulitrer Oh-h-h-h-h good times with good friends Sav-On een oluege Japan LEON KEARNEY EDWARD KELLER Good-bye, Plainfield High School, maybe I'll drop in and see you sometime. EDWARD KIJEWSKI Karen Me Cutting aoe eNNOUY Pines fishing sin’ thes park ae our broken down bomb Christmas ‘74’ as Drive-In Falacco “Fire” : outdoor track, indoor track, soccer, basketball . . . Hollywood. CLAIRE LAVERNE KING Park picnics, baseball ie SINGING SMOKE Yap aeeeeenive Shades Of Ebony. . . To All my friends — Remember good times YOU 2DOG Raa dances . 76 office demolished J.City .and now.. .? MARCOS KING KEITH KELLY ““Sunshine”’ What $935? . . . Tae Kwondo Supreme! . . . “The Dust Boys’ SWeAgocl see D.D., V.K., D.W., W.W., K-T., and@eBrAce Ge B.M., S.W., good luck to Tide RICHARD KINNEY me CIB GITY.,. ...(4 PHILIP KIRBY “What $953?” . . . KOZ, RICHARD P. KNOWLTON GORDON KOON forgotten years) Eric, Kathy (Where did I am fascinated by the Virginia Concerts we meet?) Kathy, Rick banal, mundane, and meeeeAusttia . . . Skiing Friday morning truly trite platitudes Words of Wisdom meetings. . Mrs. people write under their . . . Its been a long time Freundlich . . . English yearbook pictures. acomin’ (poco). Oilice pam name A Tima French Fries instead of cutting. STEPHANIE KOSCH MARK FREDERICK KOZLOWSKI KOZeee a LabOring an Contemplation Homelife Enlightment Disillusionment eur: Such Is Life. . . Bummer Pee idten 35a My Sunday Feeling . . . No Easy _ Victories Friendly Friends ... Onward ... And So It Goes . Political LOUISE TERI KRAMPF . Partners . iC. Cea NOAmar te Football games. . . “Tell me anything Ill believe teeee eet LiKe gerermen 4 yrs. of high school .. . Thanks for the memories . . . College. Luigi . WILLIAM KROVATIN Kro?) 26) UP. O THE BOARD!” ... 1 5 73 ... Mich... Paleface . . Shedding the Jock Mystic. .. 99 148 “Turn the crank’’ oS CO SeePRS = ‘“Where’s your uniform?” eee College: SHELIA LAMARR TANYA LANDEROS VICTOR LANGSTON VL the DJ. . . good luck POH Sseccec asset me] 0 4 . . . Remember the good Vater AP NE ... 9th grade sweet hearts — (Trina H., Pam ae cnccy ti: see Dale Cl Ss ae 70 CALVIN LANIER To all my friends Good Luck wherever you may go. RONALD LATTIMORE ROLO Se Maceeand Moff. . . A special Soph. DSi2230 5 Lee revi: 1 ... Freshman baseball, RUN! ... You'll never see the light Coach Benardo College? GREGORY T. LEGGETT Goodbye P.H.S. and all lovely ladies, ‘“‘cutting w ith Marcus, Always Remember Tim, Ronald, Kenny, Edna, Pooter. Newark, having fun, SK OMVeJOKeSa eee Lh lunch, Getty Spooky. KATHY LIBERTY Mike e387 5 ae movies . . . Scotchwood Parlics (aan © J. VG sthouses ae 5.3: 2258 friends burnt ... problems . . . Finast. . . College?! . . . All sorts of and what not . . . do you or don’t VOULeeee Drom wee At of —.. . later. PARTICIA ANN LONON “Tve Only Just Begun” . . . Thanks Mom Dad for your love’ and encouragement. . . Love to that special someone M.J.. . . I finally made it . . . Nursing School. CHARLES LOWE Twelve years too long. Good Luck to those people I’ve known for the pass four years, K.D., 1LEGe Db GeeMiBe BBs ands thom rest m lil anever. forget you, and thanks to the teachers who really have helped me, and to A.C. your sister went first, now me, I hope you follow. MARYANN LYLES KEVIN MacCONNELL MA Capes one. 4, 9... Main Men GUNS ER ee eee MTs: Rifing see Oot oe brothers sisters of EHS. ey OU Whats happin eae Cras Me E.M., Freshman Baseball. Mr. Bernardo : SUIMINCT a) cee ATT Fg ROIS ESE IGE, 71 TERRY MacCONNELL Good times at P.HSS. ee Vi aCe Always Remem berm, 4 2 ane 9 Karen Mitchell Country Club... L.H. ... Mrs. Ross’ Class ere Villt James dca eV beeen Monttord eee bcr os with™ Barry meee Woche 200d friends! RAYMOND D. MACKLIN One of the card sharks in the History Of Plainfield High School. The best card player in the class of ee (Oy JOANNE C. MADSEN TAR os es APACE Turk and duck Partners Seike: fake practices as Football and Baseball games . . seamstress ... friends (alk core oe WOD Squad ... memories eee) Dank Savion Onm 20s meee CK Yo Sreengup items 22 15 are ROCK RUTH (RUFUS) ANTIONETTE MALLETTE I thank all person who helped in educating me thus far, in continuing my education. I plan to strive [OUMEOME LAL) amaSee a Psychiatrist and Dancer. MICHAEL MAZZETTA MONK... . Never give a sucker an even brake, LATANYA MANN SMOTD, H.BR., Hanging on the corner crabbing woodshop .. . trialside on Sundays, N.W.1.F.B. Oct. 26-75 football ... Stewart’s Party see beck ofmed Sunday. SANDRA McCREA Tweety Se A LION purem iniendsmesss= T.H., RERe a Livingston R.B., N.R., AsJiy ceed AZZY ee Vice eee Loall my trendsimnor mentioned LATER ... Thanks Mom oAPe Collecemaa eel hem lomt Ose LESTER MARTIN TINA V. MASON Gary, the man of my life Cynt, my A.C.B. JOSEPH McCALOX Shortstop Brothermee eons ae TypC(lBG)ie = Security Officersm abo 76 Thanks Mom Dad . . . See how time flies. GRADY MATHIS “Shady” crackin with Barry, Leon, Mike R., uel VRNTRM(S 5 hal period lunch. . .I gota $1 Country Club, To that special someone. . . The bad class of “76” success to all. BARBARA McCLOUD Ue GREGORY MICHAEL McCRAY ine ee sixth Olestic “Magnificent Seven”’, Peacess bes sstilla O:K: SHO 3 6 an AHAWU AS). “Art City See “Busted”, Well go on, Gyles “Watch the Road”. SCOTT McDONALD Sarge ... Studebaker Power . . . Me. Baron’s lectronicsae ere (Lips tO France ... WOMEN Summer of ‘75” One thes ilooree John’s house : Mellowing ... Here, akeweLHiS se Ls Atl! eet Soccer Manville. DEBORAH McKAY ALTHEA McMURRIAN Henry The Swamp eee 2 ce WON 0 eee DDB Bebe ewe R.M., Gula . . . Chorus EOcCKci am UIVe Long and Prosper 73 NANCY JO MELNICK Though high school was a building of learning, friendship flowed _ too. Love was spontanious for those who wanted to receive. Trust and love were the most welcomed friendSe ee Matyelat. HARRY D. MENTA Big Time, States, Big Red, Terrific Tom, Balding Bill, Harry over the hill. Hard Times, Listen Up Red Machine, Monk, Good Friends, Shy Guy. MARK MIKLA Mick, Alky II, T G, Big Frank and Mr. D., The Click, Virginia, The Lost Weekend, 4 of us, Those Late Nights, The Knot’s Back Room, Later. JOHN MILLER Franks Pizza ... Artie eee OC aera Ot Log ... That’s Life In The ys (Gi a Ge SEW TT i 300AM ies B:Ba.G.D: Mala eee 5th lunch 11 12 . Buccelato Friends. MARY MILLS School wasn’t bad ... probably make a good future by going to the Army or college and be with my man Joe. . . and real soon Aap sev KEITH MILLER First day of school... . M.M., C.B.. . . party in SiGe es... Chemistryae Lt! English 9 Homeroom 11, 12... Gym-9; 10, 1 Si 2aaeee Thanks Mom Dad. MARY ANN MILLER “Squirt 76” . . . “Duckie 10v.5 0. Gomme black Essence! .. . My MAN G.D.? . . . Burger King Ds Neely (HEV Hockey Joc’s, Ltd “The Star Boarder’ . . . Don’t worry Moms, Pma “lady”... WHAT $935? ALBERT MILLS LYNNAE MINOR BEVERLY D. MITCHELL S BCV que eee bS3Wele (Brothers and _ Sisters Working Together) .. . Everyday is a_ holiday when your with that special someone. . . take Caren V ania ae Lhanks and good-bye!! College GLENN EDWARD MITCHELL G.E. Mitchell, Disc Jockey . . . (Old English 800 Frat.) . . . remember high! times. . . good-bye high school Next stop California ... all Lhestingm Adics saeemaerS Ventura ALTRUDE FRANCINE MYERS Fran. . . Fun I had with Lyn H. at the college Fun with Jessie Kimieea pe Letty; Monique, Debbie .. . Thanks Mom Dad ... Always remember Ralph Preston, Joe Stink Lady (Trina)... College EMILY NALVEN Don’t surround yourself with yourself, move on back to Squores. . . Send that instant comet to me, initial it with loving care To friends and lovers. CHARLES MOFFATT Baseball ee Mr. Bernardo, 9 ... 4 fea. ocnOe period lunch ... Main Man K.M. Re Geass bees. Mieke E.M., college STEPHANIE MORER SLED einen Hanvay cat Seema ly Sisters le ae UB es. oe Cavin oe le Weel he gang. 75, kK oMe IW Cedi bs Pon KOSS K.G., Sis, getting it all together . . . Later PHS BERNIE MOSLEY Thanks Mom Dad Mr. Brighton .. . Kevin . . . Good Bad times in school ... (Gigs, IDMeL. Ake. Ibe, Doris Newark) oe That’s the way of the world. KENNETH NERO Ken (Spoon) Nero “Do it anyway you wanna” ea © alle be found in cafe and parking lot ... Digs women, partying, horseback riding. . . Hope to come from rags to riches. ROSALYN NETTINGHAM ROLE: Mr. Wong’s Biology class cee: PAUCCVdt el OULge We Monde”. . . College WILDONE ORPHEE PATRICIA OUTLER Thanks Mom Dad DEBRA NEWTON Remember me beautiful class of ’76, Ill never forget you. . . Okay Deb Don ... But Debra loves Herbie. . . Thanks Morrie cca ade Bye-Bye Plainfield High PATRICIA C. OGDEN Pati ae forever Crean? a emee ichdss . . those never ending talks ... a reason to Delicveu as VLUSIC ieee RiCe.6 7187 (See Eton ()4 eee eesterdavanis gone, but memories remain forever.” DONNA OMELLIO Don and Donna New York City What atrip?. . . devoted elite The Four Muskateers . . . the Ark .. . BP, LG Pao N.V., M.P., K.G. BARBARA PAOLI Trapper . . . the swamp . . . best care anywhere . You're only young forever ¢ eee 80kdays of hell . . . Dracula poker ... Marijuana Pickers: Locals 13a) Hailand Farewell. KYM PATRICE PATTON What’s happening class of 1976 eA See lan waiting. . .H.C. R.C. we had fun in History Period 73 veeemvite esse Clark remember me always. . . Mom Dad fer YeuC ousins Bye Faye. . . 1976. AIDA E. PEREZ Aquarius ... That special someone A.C., 4-22-75 ... Latin Harem-Desengano my friends ... Anna, Debbie, Gigi, Boobie, Papo Danny Puerto Rico! ANNA PEREZ MARY PERKINS PAapOmeneee Libra, Leo . . . Hanging with Gigi, Aida, Danny, Evette, Louie. . . “Give me your Dearie CL. J.B, PePeacMye little sis) =... Tata. . . Moms and Pops . . “Desengano” DIANA PERRY To S.H. remember the SUMIMChNO) eae art renLO J.H. never forget NO. 14 from A.C., S.W.A.S.H. may we all succeed in life Thanks Mom _ for everything. MATT PIDGEON GRACE PHILLIPS Sy i Pe: CANDY PIERCE eS NOLcr mer OC ae Jeri Richards, best of iriendSaee ae ne Cliques Diane Reese Michelle Paccione ... Jimmy Avery Ann-Margaret?. . . Love to the Folks at home! .. . Sagittarius PATRICIA PERRY Remember the good times and bad times in P.H:S. . . . | am glad its finally over ... thanks mom good luck in the ture to my friends, B.S., Je Bla IBEW XCASES UD OP. J, Gore ae OA ened 2. PAMELA G. PETTY Pammie. . . My Michael forever, Fay, Reese, JoAnn, Elmo, Robin, Rooney, Trisha, Larry, Deon, Tiya Toya ... My man Foti Thanks Mom Dad ROBIN M. PIERSON Little sister ee: Tweencey ... 1 ace anvaquee Man of tomorrow K.C., 6 30 75 R.S. Main Girls SMe 4G 5 mle Mom Dad +. Second home “Roselle” Twirler M.H. P.P. eB. Thanks CAROLYN PORTER Steven, I thank you my parents for your help . I hope we make it ; Loretta, Tanya, Monique, Trina good luck wer Dlevern es Califormia Pe atuissyeateusess.W. J.B., D.B., Ist period, 3rd period PAMELA T. PITTMAN Hanging out in Mr. Wong’s Room. . . poker CATICCe eee PILE OL seG . . . best wishes to A.M., ReWea DE ana. GREGORY ALLEN POWELL Que Pasa? Good bye Plainfield High! Glad to be a part of the class of LO 7 ere (heme Bricks ... Weekends’ with Keith and Bernard. GABRIELLE POULIN “Gabby” Good Morning!. . . A weekend . . . You are so beautiful ee LOM bIgebrother for caring . . . Pray thee love, | remember SUMMerOl waa. 4 Collegeweae em Line cond Make a ceeeee THOMAS PRATT Impersonations 7-man sled. . football . Yours in Coaches I a be) 1155) ag Monmouth ... _ Big Frank . . . Jungle Juice ep AiR a. she Butler. . . The Cardinals oe PHS eee eriends: Thanks Mom and Dad. 78 MICHAELLE POULIN MIMI se AROS es Sif Leer (ieee LIOG ee eS MWe SORES: eeeetLE Ya LADY dee F.B.L.A., Miss Scott me ACG aScallevarer Bowling Steno II wee EMA LIS LaureleaeaLepbs CAROLYN PRIESTER Thanks Mom Dad . To all those who helped me get where I am at. today. aDaYs G.Ds S Desi et Gees BERNADETTE PULGIANO Davee ct 0 30 77) 50a Greenbrook LOUD oe A LK New York Burnt Bernie Airline Stewardess Party! feeeericnds .. + (I Bed ibs) eee L).O.48 D.Ps devoted. MONIQUE REESE Mona My loving mother . . . Sis Monique Nee ee isiam =.) Hast Orange New York moe NCWark = . the jOMtmee ll J.L Saw C.H. ROBIN RAGLAND LEON REID 79 LYNN RAMSEY ROGER RENKAS DEBORAH REAVES RENEE RICE Renee. . . My TJ forever eee LS dc Di Lome bee S.R., B.M., M.W., B.P., G@lassol -7G7 ob hanks Mom Dad JERI RICHARDS =the Clubs =. 6, Lhoanks Mom, Dad Family . . to the gang — “Stay in touch”. . . 3 Scorpios! pee Vee °74. . . Thanks Mr. Gary [ - DIANCOS anaes Vc BYRON KEITH RITMAN Hey that’s me. . . class of ’76. . . and doing it to death wee ee tomate tie young ladies I had the pleasure of knowing where there is love there is Byron. CARLOS ROBERTS GWENDOLYN DENISE ROBERTSON Gwen... Thanks Mom Dad... . the elevator reading lab Virgo VAL Fame? oe Lbinkeeee Who Asbury Park ? The end of the COPICOLe eel heels Business School. KAREN LYNN ROBERTS Special someone sisters . . . Laurie and Maureen Summer of ’75 Asbury Park Junior year cutting 6th penlod eK atewe a Ale, S.W., Business School. ANGEL RIVERA I finally made it!!! Byron and the Cliques=-sstne lunchroom Air Force in the future... Laurie Boyd always , . . later!!! MARILYN NOVELLA RIVERS NUDIMEE Olea Omer ISL A Quiet Storm... My Fondest Memories: F.C.M., B.D.S., LN.A., Le eee LOM Y Loving Parents: You have Brought Me Through The Daylight, Now I’m Going to Need You To Help Me Make It Through The INichteaeer HENRY ROBINSON HOUSTON ROBINSON “Rob”. . . Basketball at CO on | AERO EE Thanks Mom Dad the UNC mit me Om Acting with my partner nC @.mmeeclicks: ee COL D1O ae ang my baby ... Jeri ’74 meee HH eSeelater 81 LEWIS ROBINSON ANTHONY ROMANO Wild siBill Jaws Bee Glossinal sen the bE on o UNSW co. go RE Mary’s Carrols Oe ToPHSS OME JEAN ROOKARD Sonya Rookie ‘““Supersound”’ Ape Potential One nINCW, YOrkeee SUDWaySiueas Fashions ... Wilson, QGYerSiw. PAZ e LAA’, “Remember yesterday, hope for today, dream for tomorrow “Black Camaross”’ TARYN ROSS LOVE AND THANKS MOM DAD. . . Lots of good times with [LWeencyen en ley ses. P.S., AND © especially with my special someone? Success to all. . . Taryn. MICHAEL R. ROBINSON Football go 1 89s alright sone OLD ENGLISH 800 FRAT ... I have two fifty? .. . 68 GP riding on E ... Do you have false teeth? Thanks Mom Dad FAY ROULAND Hush-puppy ae Summer of ’73. . . Ricky 3 9 43 ee Memeand Maurice 5 4 75, June of 7) OUDMNOnt eee) On ... Robin. . . Melanie Pam Laurie . .. My love Maurice .. . Thanks Mommy. AMY SAND Summer ’75 ... three fathers Greg Prospect Ave 5 hie Sting . . . Oh, yea, right, sure, Meryl tenth grade Teeny Bops ... allsortsofwhatnot Brunt I'm sorry later everybody OD ERIC ROUSE “Iceberg don’t understand”’ good times Withee Gems.) T.M., Jive Turkey ... Oct. 24! ... Dentistry . untouchables E.R., Hs: Cea MIDeeS: Ge Gonna do it the way I want to. DEAN SANTORA Mistake of a lifetime ee Cae period : SrlEUEDs Bulldagger eee Acid .|Ganoweuns ke 5:45... B.BS.F., W.S. . . . Joker? Bad Times on the corner. . . Glad to be out. WAYNE ROWE College. . . Pro Football . . . (Dynamite Class of 76) ELAINE SAUNDERS Lanie. . . to the gang of 15... .. give me a break! . . . Horace Freshwater i See Memortesans Hey Mom Dad! I made it! Good bye eee COllcre: P.HLS. MARGIE ROYALS I finally made it Thanks Mom Quondra!!! Little sisters CR39I°M:, RiJ0 Vi Ge the click Cathy, Frankie, Jonathan, Allan, Barbara Thanks Rine and Linda CAROL SAUNIER PH SC HS eae ese David Carol forever babysitting .. . RiGwe ““Desiderata”’ Beth .. friends forever. . . Diedre’s Fiat “Bing”. . . Carolyn 62 Dicky beh srl: . . . Blood Banks “She Says” : Nursing. DORI SCHEIDERMAN 1 7 74 Glenn Dori 9 27 74 Elena Dollie ete: Salers 4 8 concerts... . J:H:, lunch ESCel eee Connie — 12 68 =V.W., tokey . . . 4 more years! ARTHUR SEARS III T.K.D. KID... Nugg eee Vitel eee Lynne Ike, Happy, David Pee Pee. . . My Man Moosey S.. . . with all my heart, I say good bye to all you beautiful sisters. . . Love forever Betty Art. DAVID SCHWINGEN BARBARA J. SHARP The good times and the bad times with F.S.S at theme eS ra RL ees be P.O., J.P.S., friends . the Family . . . the blue jaguar Madison Square Garden. DIANE SCOTT Cookie. . . remembering the good times. . . good luck to Black Essence Olde English, and my good friends Robin, Karlene, Tyrone, Ronnie, Mike W., Sheila, Annette, and Vic CORNELIUS SHAW Just getting over. SONJA DELISA SEABON “Pooh Bear” ... Steve eee UCI OUL Love! . . . Hang’in with R.P., Boy, you’re short! be strong and tell the world you’re free cosmic heat Bittersweet memories Pee Titiine HERB SHEFTAL Herb . Mono Man . . . football, maybe this year? . Air Force eee UC ate Oca LiCl Dee Deb Don...WHY? I don’t know Times to be remembered eV ee eo nanksaMom Dad. BENJAMIN SMITH MRK, thanks for every- thing. . . to the adminis- tration — words cannot express my _ gratitude . . to the class of ’76 the years of school were great . . . The administration I know you will miss me. DAVID W. SMITH Greenbrook 10 11 75 oe ee Upstonthea Board . Nailed to the wall 7 ee Dbernadetie m= bate Face? ne. “Hey Lifeguard!” Sue Shotguns the surprise. . . playin in the band. . . “Don’t hit the tree! . . Couples. MARC L. SHEIN No more excuses! Uncle Sy’s economics ... Vogue Shoes “Harley 350 Sprint” : The Farm Hunting . . . Senior Life Saving. . . S.K., Lawyer . . . Good Luck People! : Thanks Mom Dad. LISA M. SHULTS To W.M.P. A.R:: “Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that CannOtan lly qameemememe Cred I.D., C.D., My friends! SCOTT SIMMONS DEBORAH SMITH I thank God and my parents for helping me make it through. . . Don Squeekie . ... Herb Sugaten “Chicken” ie ecole Deb area Study with Don Herb fo hemember me. JEROME SMITH Disco-Dance .. . NYC . . . Morgan St. “I knew I was leaving this year” � .. . Love Starzuemelsaten field . . . Keep in touch sun. DON SPANN Basketball Mommy Billy be cool. MICHELE ANDREA SMITH “Shell” . . . Good times with Vernie, Vickie Dorene Partying with all my friends . I B0 714 ee Lol Ove Never forget S.C. 6th lunch Memories Pee SUinmiccmr Ole) Bye: MYRA SNOW CYNTHIA SPANN Ronnie Hobbs + Cynthia Spann my love for you is growing strong everyday . stay sweet Lashanda, Barbara Jean + Rayman ... Thanks Mom _ for helping me through the year. CAROL M. SPRUILL Nini Syorall” . 5 2 Pak very special “Danny” school love Blase . someone, summer getting . . my real friends I dig you PaAlles mane ae SARAH STANLEY Hester Prynne Tescalc (iam Da DCTS aamennnnn C.T.A.M.G.. . .A burst bubble and Sp3 bonding Lift “every sVoice: the best of friends “Kill” Mrs. H’s ulcers crazy Sue . optimism. MONIQUE ST. CLAIR Lates phone) callss driving. . . 8th per. talks ... bittersweet loves SRA ese ron 43 [a eee ccm Gemini nae College: ALLEN STEMBRIDGE SHERRILL NADINE STEPNEY Parise 4 eee OU Esta Rue de _ Dovai? : Versailles Roxy PO LItlLcLommem patie board! . . . Qu’est-ce que esi. Wifey og oe Scarlet Letter. . . Saved! Sweet Spirit! Future plans. SHEILA STEPNEY VERA STERPHONE V2 7 1 Dave All good times in and out of PHS gee Se odge .. . 9th grades. “where did everything go! V.S. Dips JOSEPH STEWART Favorite poes _ Cliff, Kevin, Doug Curtis, favorite girls Lisa, Diane, Linda Vicki. The season: 5-2-2. Thanks Mom Jackie love 86 — you Star. PETER STEWART Partners — B.R., A.R., PP ruturesplansi Air PF OLCC ume meme on clmm( 48 BOBBY STOCKS 5-10, 4, 5, 6-11 5, 6) T he fourth period gang cutting class . couldn’t wait for the (jamming all the time). rest of you. GENISE DARCEL STUART Thanks to my parents . remember the fight power in the future. . . looking forward for a future in the medical field. JAIRO N. SUAREZ SOULY gene DCODIC meee “Couldn’t think of anything.” (Better than some of the nonsense you've read so far. . . Is it not?. . . Com’on now, be honest) amigos. Adios SANTA TAVAREZ LETICIA MARGARITA SUAREZ Thanks Mom, Dad and Guela, you are Appreciated eee L nats the way of the world SN eee VIOCKICNE Mil 2. o TOERS Wr tay . ..MomByrant. . . Sis moe LOLA eee Collegell RALPH TANCORDO You're late. . . fire alarm again 104 10-4 oe parking lot 10th-llth ... ’63 ford . . . Julie every morning eee Dadstood a walk outs good luck state police later! KEVIN SURATT “Sir Rabbit” .. . Andy Gaya. 19 4 10. Old English 800 Frat eee Ons itwi-eacan you get to that? 65 Chevy” good luck people. KELLY MAURICE TANKS ReeCee”’ 6 9 74 Meee Duane ee bs. ig e, £6 ACY” os cule CORSLS eee DOK ites 7, meee itiendswaa. distant lovers ae: misunderstandings and decisions . . . everlasting love our future college memories . . Thanks . June 15! POEY Mumsey MONIQUE LOUIS SUTTON Cool Oink . . . Four M’s Peer eni Sai4 amt no) Ona, Iota’s Erick, that special someone in my life . love to grandma, mom, guella . . . California — 76 here we come. GRETCHEN A. TATE Much success to Myra, Diana, Tanya, Billy and the rest — love Gretchen Good and Old Memories of trips in December Special memories of Lee B. TONY AS FS TATE Tastayeale W OWleeaen, | Osean Cee SUL TCE SCHOO] SLD At auc) Se el eha eS OOG MUCK ... fun twirling K.D.B thanks alot... IDS: B bese OOd aaa cS Onkie, your lady! SHERRI TERRELL LINDA THOMAS CLARENCE THOMPSON 88 ANNIE RUTH TOBY PAUL TOTH Rabbi, Charger, ‘Hello There’, MCP. E.G F.U.N.P.G., Reservation, “Get Down’, “Beat School’, Remember Butler, Bad times on the corner. JOHN TROMP Mr. Wonsindler Team, The boy’s out front, homework too much. WILLIAM WALKER To my partners J.B., M.J., K° Gs RDS thes jamsein seventy five were smokin’ in the Peace Pipe and Honey we were the joint. DEBORAH LYNN WALLS Uy gee ee LO. nim that special someone Baltye Lures) as being with my partners Baby, Kway-Ayi, Duckie Missy eM Y favorites . . . Eli, Mark, Paul, GeeGee Fella’s . . .Good times at P.H.S. . . . Thanks Mom Dad ame COllege: ERIC WALTERS What $935? What’s an Entrée? Fries instead of cutting oe THE Campaign ... Friday mornings in the Plainfield Haskoo Conference iMovelits . 4 NeWGE 23 « New — England Photography. MARY WATKINS Good Time at P.HS. My heart Lorenzo .. . Sylvia James, you lover. . . Sparkles. I still have a long way to go to college. Thanks Mama. LEANORE WEBB Mom and Dad, “I made it!” so long P.HLS. getting ahead in the world good times with C.B., EB, R.C., V.B., head to the sky. 89 CYNTHIA YVONNE WESLEY CV nt Ocoee AT) Laas ‘“Shortshop”, A.C.B.’s forever. . . Tina Gary, Thanks Mom Dad . . . Time has just begun vo� CMs . . 5 IL, iy Dyes Ween Gr Goa be Les ALL MEMORIES. MELANIE WEST Pudge, Jeff, Shell, Let, Niquie, Mike, Old EF’, Herb, parking lot, people who care that are always there, track, I’m gonna miss all of it. ROGER WHITE LORI ANN WHITLEY Getting high with J.J. meee OOO MlUCK@Ordast: . . . To that very special one, Greg J.. . . Thanks Mom Dad, I finally made it. KENNETH WILKERSON “Class of 76” Having fun with Old English Frat. Jamming in the Parking Lot, Thanks Moms for caring, and I love you P.H.S. Chocolate City Later. MARY E. WOODRUFF Oct127 19? Tom Mary, M.M. T. good times Rita Maggie Mike 36’ Plymouth speech lab French “Marine” Thanks Mom Dad So Long P.H.S. SHIRLEY WILKINSON Eternal memories to R.B., LP. CO Cem beA an laA © Wee Shae. Aydt. WOR. Gays): BCD ae Daye Party’s The Plain’s, Ny, Good Luck, Best Wishes, Bye ROBERT S. WOOLFOLK JR. Woofe twin sister Gemini the twin -..+ Physical Force eee, CC. S wares Richard Pryor “Doing the utmost to your stuff’ eo EAE HE ARK OS, A.B., THE HILL!! Mom Dad. JUNINES WILLIAMS Kimosabe, Doc Hookie, Parties, 556 Belvidere, Montclair High, S.O:S. Janice C., alias J. Hicks Old Man Latinz, Special Thanks: Mom, Mrs. Grandy, Carl, Shirley, Big D., SiFu ROBIN MELISSA CORA WOOLFOLK Mom and Dad... my twin brother. . . my one and only, B.C. Wyoming 74 aa “Woofie” ... Friends: A.MaC.Ga G kali DB) 1. Pee Pi: Richard Pryor Chemistry. MARY WITLOCK RUSSELL WRIGHT MICHAEL YAGER JomAnn = 2. a future ahneady ot us ... S.C Diving good times with friends wrestling ... Blue Dodges as. 11 16 74 Dolly Ace... Memories Pees Goodbye, Thanks Mom. DARLENE YOUNGER Mark Myers. . . Taurus . . . Pve finally made it ... . cutting classes with CP iunsin stheand 6th lunch JOHN YANCEY ELAINE YOUNG The other half of me rere lL Owocorey ea Lrue Luv, H.F. E.S., J.L. C.S., D.W. Thanks Mom eo ADEYe AOL, IIe cutting class LORI YOUNG CONNIE ZAZZARA Dori Glenn ... the fun we had. . . 5th lunch ae Lisageee eee Nancy oe Loesnic hte een Ort 7th-12th Carrols fooling around memories ... I'll never forget. 91 ERIC YOUNG 50 JFare SOs goods Living in Plainfield has been really exciting... class of ’76 is really alive, and I am glad to be with It. JIM ZOTTI Ag MOAT, os CY) OF Gere OUL forgettable years Virginia wipe-out “MaDe 3 2, LAOS, 5 Never forget my friends oe COllecea ee nanks: Pee bie ee SERPS? - And from_thér Pebbles like, OL ction $ Time's easea bstinate locks nd Vhat monster's pag OME Pali _. Old age and chif€fffood; ea Tine, 7 | Wis sorrowful vaguen a Or will not render lai Humouring age with Childhood with pebb Md : ne Taken from 1926 Milestone. 94 Our Past From the very beginning, in September, 1972, there was a differ- ence. There was something special about this particular class, this class of 1976. They were the first students to attend Plainfield High School as freshmen in recent history. They were there to see the P.H.S. athletic teams — nearly all of them — return to past glory after years of domination. They were destined to graduate in the year of the nation’s bicentennial. But, most of all, they had style, a certain flair. They were different. They came out of Junior High School not knowing what to expect, but determined to try their best. They were going to make it work. They were homeroomed and fed in the old building, but, they did not complain. Nor did they complain when the rules were changed, putting some of them, as seniors, back in old building homerooms. No, they endured it silently. This was a sign of their style, their merit, their class. Yes, they were special. They saw a lot of things in their four years at P.H.S., this class of 1976. They saw a basketball team in 1975 go 25-1 only to be beaten in a controversial game in the state tournament; They saw a track team become champions of the entire state. They say a very cold day in December, 1974, on which a record eight false fire alarms were committed. They were disappointed at an almost football victory on a very wet Thanksgiving day in Westfield in their senior year. They laughed together, cried together, danced together and worked to- gether and stuck together. It’s almost over now. They’ve just about made it. It took “guts”, determination, poise, love and, above all, pride. In June, 1976, they will be gone; to college, to work, to life, and when they are gone the people will remember. They will remember next year as the class of 1977 tries to replace this class. They will remember in the years to come as the 1976 graduates return as suc- cesses in business, athletics, leadership and just about every other conceivable lifestyle and profession, because this was also the class of 1976. But, mostly, the people will remember the style. Yes, from the very beginning, they were something special, this class of 1976. Some- thing very special. 95 Taken from 420 Oracle UNDERCLASSMEN APRIL 22 100 — (SITTING, Left to Right): L’von Reaves, Shujar Ghamen, Monica Damon, Kelly Weeks, Valdette Thomas, Derek Staggs, Al Watson. (STANDING, Left to Right): Dot Woods, Sandy Gatling, Debbie Blocker, Alton Griggs, Joe Lima, M elvin Robinson, Phil Bastile, Nicky Vastino. 106 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Karen Del-Negro, Dale Roach, Kuth Kemp, Rudolph Levitt, Derek Greene, Elliot Peterson, James Casey. (STANDING, Left to Right): Gary Stembridge, Glen Stewart, Michelle Clark, Jean Ahern, Elisa Chandler, Bryan Roberts, Keith Roach, Jack Wiley, Mark Graves, Arthur Sutton, Rochelle Gamble, Steven Gaddy, Marcus Jones. 102 — (STANDING, Left to Right): Eunice Wilcox, Roderick Anderson, Glendell Elliot, Broderick Fleming, Brenda Allen. OACIFIC ST CLUB POFATO im VdrF ssh J GHIP 114 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Berrell Lane, Lisa Strond, Robin Brown, Stephanie Hall. (STANDING, Left to Right): Zachery Wilson, Walter Crisp, Keith Kirkland, Marion Wode. 116 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Christine Williams, Michael Garfinkel, Peter Gawel. (STANDING, Left to Right): Walter Hetfield, Jocelyn Melnick, Kathy Groves, Lynn Miller. 118 — (lst ROW SITTING, Left to Right): Susan Williams, Glinda Cooper. (2nd ROW SITTING, Left to Right): Harmon Spann, Darye Evelyn, Gloria Hardy, Bridget O’Boyle, Karen Smith, Tonya Byas, Arnette DeCosta. (STANDING, Left to Right): Rodney Miller, Vinceni Nelson, Brian Cole, Richard Walters, Darrick Milligan, Larry Bennett, James Tyso n, Kathy Cooper, Karen Hush, Lisa Harmon, Valerie Wesley, Maureen Buchala, Carmelle Poulin, Lisa Suarez, Morris Dozier, Snow Antoine. 122 (SITTING, Left to Right): Andrea Gray, Sheila Thomas, Jenella Miller, Shirley Boatright, Patricia Brown. (STANDING, Left to Right): Andy Teller, Ken Slicker, Marvin Carter, Elwood Hicks, Josephine Graham, Crystal Price, Germaine Curtis, Henry Foster, Eugene Bose, Guy Ward, Aurelio Rosal, Mark Houchins, Reggie Robinson, Louis Diana, Romeo Simeon. 120 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Paul Terry, Glynis Brookens, Barbara Kozlowski, Betsy Hetfield, Nancy Pender, Kenneth Golden, Lauretta West. (STANDING, Left to Right): Valery Anderson, Emalyn Smith, Helena White, Julie Campbell, Diane Grimm, Eva Bridget, Valerie McAllister, Alicia Austin, Andrew Gray, Sherman Hinton, Paul Wilson, Glenn Ogden, Thomas Schneekloth, Kenneth Gandler, Randy Reina, Douglas Williams. Se 132 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Viesta Harris, Tracy Wynn, Elmo Rouland, Doreen Outler, Iris Davis, Lenore Blanding. (STANDING, Left to Right): Loren Fields, Drew White, Emmett Stokes, Deadra Miller, Dawn Lewis, Cynthia Robinson, Anthony Wilson, Ronald Lawrence, Kevin Thornton, David Butler, Debbie Goodmay, Carol Barnes, Leslie Washington. 124 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Yana Young, Marie Lerma, Rhonda Dunn, Michael Lowe, Shiela Jackson, Ruthy Boyd. (STANDING, Left to Right): Nornan Johnson, Robert Hall, Kevin Plummer, Richard Poland, Kenny Roundtree, Cheryl Nesbett, Windi Tucker, Monica Garvin, Andrea Palmer. 134 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Annette Scott, Tammy Thomas, Gay Myers, Kim Tanks, Natalie Hall. (STANDING, Left to Right): Laurie Nichols, Julie Wilcox, Toni Nelson, Ronnie Sutton. 136 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Helen Preston, Darla Wynn, Francine Williams, Mary Jackson, Rosemary Times. (STANDING, Left to Right): Veronica Drisdom, Nadine Nicholson, Dolli Battle, Jeffrey Cox, Craig McCray, Darrell Hawkins, M. Best (teacher), Gordon Jones, Flora Dixon, Louann Troiano, Carol Grossman, Dora Montano, Frances Simone. 139 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Della Armstrong, Arleen Howard, Brenda White, Mary Alexander, Donna Utley. (STANDING, Left to Right): Darlene Wirth, Adrienne Hutty, Betty Jones, Michelle Fagg, Phyllis Thompson. 141 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Barbara Mercado, Debra Wallace, Virginia Grimes, Amonda Suarez, Miriam Perez, Linda Peterson. (STANDING, Left to Right): Clarabet Perez, Rhonda Nurse, Marenda Watson, Lucerchia Renae Spann, Sandra Gordon, Carla Boston, Angela Coleman, Sharon Elliott, Wanda Moore, Pamela Preston. 142 — (Left to Right): Theresa Fryar, Eva Gillette, Lydia Bowers, Pamela Griggs. 144 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Deborah Roach, Michelle Talley, Francine Miller, Thelma Johnson, Andrea Wortman, Vanessa Turner, Cynthia Anderson, Donna Johnson, Valerie Burrell. (STANDING, Left to Right): Peter D’Aleo, Graig Yancey, Marlon Cromwell, Kelvin Johnson, = Pedro Douglas, Suzanne Willis, Wallissa hk i Myers, Althea Thompson, Valerie Lyles. — we fmt LAO 148 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Robyn Gaskins, Sylvia Erkard, Lamont Houser, Neil Whalen. (STANDING, Left to Right): William Jackson, Ricky McGowan, Kevin Howard. Dwight Mitchell. 149 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Brenda Flowers, April McAlister, Iris Thompkins, Andrea Perry, Margeret Porcher, Patricia Keaton. (STANDING, Left to Right): Judy Quarles, Lisa Morton, Kim Shaw, Annie Marrable, Dapney Coulter. 150 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Tootsie Jones, Debbie Muse, Vann Mitchell, Lorraine Bullock, Renata Johnson, Wildone Orphee, Linda Ferrara. (STANDING, Left to Right): Lulu Ford, Linda Newton, Joann Thomason, Theresa Edwards, Joyce Anderson, R’Wanda Wilson, Nancy Pelligrino, Virginia Gunn. 153 — (Left to Right): Pam Peterson, Sherri Harris, Terri Jones. 163 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Sharon James, Debborah Johnson, Donna Hart, Vera Wilson, Corise Mills, Susan Stepney, Stephen Callands. (STANDING, Left to Right): Jeff Willard, Donna Bavoso, Grace Naumovitz, Harold Roach, Jeff Keyes, Stephan Clifford, Sheryl Webb, Norma Rojas, Reginald Mills, Paul Morilla, Kevin Martin, Efrem Tortes, James Paoli, Paul McMenamy, Michael Redd, Sharon Campbell. 162 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Robert Bronson, Laureen Overy, John Wells. (STANDING, Left to Right): Stephan Williams, Gavett Fudge, Vaugn Thomas. 164 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Tonia Wromly, Sherry Williams, Reggie Lowe, Kim Kelly, Sherry Chambers, Nancy Rowland, Evette Gordon. (STANDING, Left to Right): Steve Bowlin, Michael MacStoker, Donna Johnson, Maureen Andrews, Steve Billingslea, Mark Edwards, William Hines, Eugene Blakney, Westly Keller, Sidney Howard, Leon Brown, Isaac Watson, Mary Boyd, John Doe, Janet Blair, Robin Ragland. 165 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Sharon Delnegro, Adrian Long, Kelvin Davis, David Bufkin, Louis Levins. (STANDING, Left to Right): Chip Pepe, Greg Kettering, Ed Gaddy, Jackie Johnson, Antionette Perkins, Linda Reid, Thelma Williams, Karen Robinson, Vanessa Williams, Debbie Jones, Kim Tanks, Brenda Parker, Ellen Jordon, Donne Jenkins, Tonya Boyie, Reggie Fergerson. 164 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Shirley McCloud, Joann Lee, Carlton Allen, Nate Furhman, Michael Holbrook, Guy Dunn, Dawn Gray. (STANDING, Left to Right): Micheal Grimes, Darnell Beverly, David Graves, Mark Hengel, Ben Costa, Micheal Jones, Annetric Cosey, Michelle Miller. 180 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Donald Fisher, Gerard Stembridge, Gerry Williams, Jack Jones, Darrow Eagle. (STANDING, Left to Right): Theron Rogers, Edward Paszkowski, Bluff Boyd, Joseph Lee, Wendel Wheeler, Chris Allen, Anthony Simmons, Greg Washington, Danny Bellinger, Warren Goines, Victor Glass, Walter Harris. 202 — (Left to Right): Irene Parrot, Tonya Knight, Lena Harris, Kim Taylor, Joanne Sloane (aide), Michael Wright. 204 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Samuel Ortiz, Rodolfo Cardona, Ariel Rosas, Nubia Parra. (STANDING, Left to Right): Mrs. Evelyn Moran, Rene Valiente, Marta Orellana, Jose Santiago. ee) 216 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Sharon Wortman, Cassandra Watson, Teddy Doyle, Van Hawkins, Galana Sears. (STANDING, Left to Right): Mark Fichtleberg, Willie Russell, Bret Bellinger, Kevin Shell, Rondy Tucker, Danny Oliva, Donna Coggswell, Nancy Mitchell, Doris Greene. 214 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Cornell Woodard, Karl Scheiderman, Ken Stein, Phyllis Fauntleroy, Flora Stone, Joyce Damon, Shirley Douglas, Vanessa Milton, Ernest Spivey. (STANDING, Left to Right): Kevin Shider, John DeCristofaro, Jaime Jara, Delores Barlow, Pam Caldwell, Julia Lerma, Denise Boston, Curtis-Lee Johnson, Greg Scott, David Gillette, William Royster, Jaspher B. Miller, Tim Cox, Ray Walton, Robert Manning, Clayton Tucker. 220 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Debra Brown, Beth Ann Spivey, Jennifer Kettering, Julie Bowlin, Elizabeth DeMair. (STANDING, Left to Right): Leslie Cromwell, Rhonda Hinton, Christine Hunter, Steve Caldwell, Audrey Williams, Angelo Washington, Greg Thomas, Joseph Longo, Edward Resto, Kim Saunders, Linda Goetz, Earl Allen, Mark Edmond, Ken Carden. ori set 2 223 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Vaughn Suber, Ronnie Armstrong, Lisa Mayer, Debbie Smith, Tracy Stone, Darlene Walker, Teresa Williams, Darcel Brown, Shelly Jenkins, Ditas dePadua, Joyce Howard. (STANDING, Left to Right): Keith Jackson, Rich Wilson, Carl Williams, Haywood Williams, Robert Penn, Dawna Plum, Cynthia Chase, Cheryl Lackey, Brenda Russo, Ricky Watts, Vanessa Ellis, Iris Dickerson, Johnnie Nelson. 226 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Diane Holzer, Linda Hurdle, Holly Rhea, Rhonda Kempt, Sheila Brudley, Wanda Howell, Sonia Brannon. (STANDING, Left to Right): Renee Allen, Carl Keys, Eugene Gibson, Lavendar Graves, Dwight Norment, Teresa Banks, Irving Casey, Johnathan Williams, Olsen Anderson. 228 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Kim Duhart, Janet Masley, Carl Young, Kelvin Hubbard. (STANDING, Left to Right): Henrietta Towns, Sayyielda Cooper, Wanda Williamson, Michael Jones, Kelvin Lipscombe, Maurice Ganzalez, Ms. Middleton. 230 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Robert Franklin, Gary Jones, Kelso Stewart, Michael Boyle, Jessie Wilson, Kenneth Dixon. (STANDING, Left to Right): Dawn Elliott, Marian Knight, Paula Armstorng, Terri Tucker, Joi Jackson, Wandy Crowdy, Heather Holbrook, Gloria Montano. 236 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Charles Viands, Chris Kelly, Donna Alberino. (STANDING, Left to Right): Jerome Butler, Larry Hardy, Raven Webb. 232 234 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Lionel Sanders, Michael Armstrong, David Chase, Jose Baltodano, Ralph Thomas. (1st Left to Right): Robin Butts, Tammy Billinger, Tyrone Butler, Diane Cesare, Peter Bailey, Kay Anderson, Marie Beverly, Stacy Breen. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Maurice Atkinson, Anthony Boyd, Rowland Davis, Tommy Byers, Adiline Bailey, Len Boykin, Kevin Brown, Andy Bacha, Leslie Briddle, Cherese Betts, Michele Barco, Cheryl Derring. a | CHRIS PROPERTY OF sR MAJESTYS PRISONS 241 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Phyllis Wright, Stephen Franck, Keisha Green, Mark Anderson, Pat Barner, Chucky Nelson. (STANDING, Left to Right): Keith Lofties, Michelle Smith, Petra Dawkins, Vicky Bynum, Diane Blair, Linda Jones, Annette Wilson, Pam Craig, Michelle Kelly, Ray Hughes, Shelda Perkins, Darnell Smallwood. oe pnere we. Poy 4 4 mr Fa 240 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Barbara Crawford, Hala Jaghab, Leslie Allen, Daniel Jackson, Charlene Talley, Judy Barclay, Faithe Russ. (STANDING, Left to Right): Kyle Fortes, Ricky Tiller, David Clark, Kevin Brown, Wayne Bullock, Harold Brown, Robert Black, Christopher Person, Kevin Atkinson, Ronald Wise, Michael Williams, Kevin Hardy, Alan Laws. 243 — (Ist ROW SITTING, Left to Right): Gavell McLean, Elizabeth Dowdell, Jean Wilcox, Aneda Jennings, Bonnie Laube. (2nd ROW SITTING, Left to Right): Amona Hill, Stephanie Morer, June Bell, Angel Fowler, Susan Lattimore, Gordon Young, Charles Carter. (Ist ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Michael Schultz, Claudia Moore, Cindy Thompson, Pansy Marshall, Daryl Trawick, Hans Ereksen, Deborah Schneider, Maureen Andrews, Michael Ohnmeiss. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Mark Bailey, Linda Moton. 242 — (1st ROW SITTING, Left to Right): Donald Banks, (2nd ROW SITTING, Left to Right): Pat Washington, Suzanne Anderson, Theresa Simmons, Karen Doyle, Tolejala Harden. (STANDING, Left to Right): Veronica Thorne, Victor Quinones, Ralph Wise, Harrison Henry, James Urguhart, Helen Katsificas, Lisa Cooper, Luis Vidoe, Rodney Jones. 244 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Barry Holmes, Dwayne Wells, Eugene Stewart, Patricia Moye, Michael Phillips, Christopher Woodard, Drake Barksdale. (STANDING, Left to Right): Kirk Thomas, Thomas Elliott, Perry McGowan, Carol Scercy, Charles Da Costa, Tracy Pryor, Kim Hughes, Robbin Castles, Signe Christiansen, Marjorie Molnar, Bobby Caldwell, Fiyaz Bhayani. 250 — (SITTING, Left to Right): John Monetti, Eileen Woods, John Graziano. (STANDING, Left to Right): Mrs. Lori Boughner, Artie Pierson, Glenda Allen, Alton Sutton, James Cooper, Joanne Powell, Valerye Pitts, Robin Johnson, Ozella Brundidge, Gina Norris, Roy Pearson. 254 — (Ist ROW SITTING, Left to Right): Robert Johnson, Dwa yne Trawick, Kevin Smith. (lst ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Tawanna Rhodes, Tina Plummer, “inda Armour, Barbara McNeill. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Wendy Young, Maxine Eure, Renee Hodge, Tracy Myers, Shonn Glover, Calvin Banks, Gerald Swain. 1OLOGISTS _——_ 5 % nes . Bs dag bese4 ae 253 — (lst ROW SITTING, Left to Right): Bunnie Cody, Autrey Reid, Wendy Smith, Robert Mallette, Terry Pope. (2nd ROW SITTING, Left to Right): Donald Wagner, Stephen Sulewski, Jerome Jeter, Gary Fennell, Rassell Hicks, Brenda Neal. 258 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Mr. Boguszewski, Lorre Tyler, Katherine Hetfield, Michael Ashton, Adam Antebi, Vernice Rush, Kim Carter, Mary Jean Smith, Valeri Edwards, Darby Johnson. (STANDING, Left to Right): Leonard Ciufo, Dwight Mitchell, Sidney Stepney, Clifford Allen, Anne Bonini, Julie Tewes, Debbie Tino, Milton Allen, Leslie Hall, Nancy Thomas, Marciala Smith, Allison Rush, Huong Ngu Yen, Tracy Lanier, Tracy Flood, Elizabeth Bataille. | OP ROSWET TTT eRETEETers sr ca See eee 260 — (SITTING, Left to Right): JoBess McGowan, Rachelle Greenman, Andrea Faraone, Lyndel Elliot, Michelle Barton. (STANDING, Left to Right): Lawrence Finkel, Sean D. Jones, William Cunningham, Scott Hyney, Julian Antebi, Michael Bowie, Michael Sanchez, Kevin O’Rourke, Juan Rodriquez. 264 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Robert Vos, Regina Thomas, Gary Maree, Michael Rountree. (STANDING, Left to Right): Nicola Kisling, Barry Maree, George Surles, Claudette Cox, Michele Barton, Valrie Mitchell, Sharon Jones, Dorothy Jemison. 271 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Danny Ortiz, James Stembridge, Linwood Lacks, Everett Smith. (STANDING, Left to Right): Wanda Glenn, Helena Gray, Kevin Dickerson, Robin Edwards, Dwayne Fuller. 500 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Brian Bowlin, Rich Barna, James Melton, Steve Loizeaux. 501 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Elizabeth Tewes, Debbie Burr, Barbara Nacht. (STANDING, Left to Right): Sherry Royal, David Smith, George Theodosatos, Tim Ahern. 503 — (STANDING, Left to Right): Stevie Hill, Keith Connelly, Maurice Bowers, Debbie Myers. eaT7etes FEIRLIVE $4 FETT ERS nb PERERA SHRESTFE Ho @EEEDESAD EERE ERE at eh per teak SAT ama AO: SIRE 504 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Mary Dollard, Alma Williams, Julie Wells. (STANDING, Left to Right): Artis Williams, Anthony Byer, Michael Veglatte, Gerald Shaw, Logina Davis, John Wells, Gladys Reed. res Se on KEY CLUB | 506 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Leroy Nevias, Carllis Wright, Karen Kelly, Brenda Cleckly, Joann Bovino, Linda Banks, Azalene Brown. (STANDING, Left to Right): Jeff Thomas, Regina Dozier, Lesley Hough, Kelvin Jackson, Bernard Baskerville, Ricki Forte, Carl Walker, Thomas Genavaro, Brian Green, William Tucker, Peter Lawler, Kevin Chambers, Eva Pulgiano, Rosalin Wesley, Teressa MacCormick. 600 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Helen Hyun, Deborah Deck, Keisha Barnett, Brigette Smikle, Caressa Stanley, Tammy Tucker. (Ist ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Jory Sears, Sandra Watson, Kara Johnson, Edwin Nantes, Martin Cox, Jack C. Coleman, Wayne Huntley, Troy Lewis, Theresa Santonastasso, Gloria Bryant, Teri Reid. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Artie Thayton, George Williams, Andrew Riddick, Robert Smoot, Berekley Lacks. 604 — (KNEELING, Left to Right): Sandra Miner, Scott Smith. (SITTING, Left to Right): Michelle Lytelle, Derik Wright, Gwen Taylor, Gregore Jones, Sam Curry. (lst ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Robert Menta, Aretha Williams, Terri Rush, Robin Coggswell, Herman Jasper, Keith Hush, Floyd Gray, Lee Walton, Yvonne Jones, Stephany Glaspy. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Charles Wilson, Donna Helm, Tangia Moss, Edmond Varner, Darren Hester, Eugene Harrison. 605 — (STANDING, Left to Right): Victor McKinney, Christine Brown, Pamela Anderson, Carlos Roberts, Starlin Lee. 607 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Stacey Carter, Janet MacStoker, Donna McGowan, Emilie Loizeaux, Sara Burns, Mr. Joseph Banyasz. (STANDING, Left to Right): Anita Anderson, Paul McNeil, Timothy Poulin, Calvin Council, Thomas Allen, Clayton R. Fink, Mary Esau, Glenn Mitchell, Kim Jarmon, Mark Mitchell. 606 — (SITTING, Left to Right): John Pratt, Hermon Wesley, Tim Swain, Nixon Griffin, Mary Button. (STANDING, Left to Right): Albert Mosley, Ricky Skinner, Charles Cole, Earl Scott Bey, Wayne Alexander, Martha Woodruff. 608 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Pam Hollis, Regina Jackson, Jacqueline Taylor, Carol Resnick, Cynthia Wells. (STANDING, Left to Right): John Freeman, Keisha Kinney, Wanda Grayer, Judy Bell, John Lasure, Michael Price, Cedric Page, Jacqualine Larry, Scott Nelson, Lana Clark, Willene Perry, Vivian Brown. 609 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Jeanette Waites, Pamela Davis, Felicia Kelly, Antionette Braxton, Annette King, Kim Patton. (STANDING, Left to Right): Wayne Sutton, Anthony King, Steven Grimes, Carolyn Mann, Kevin Womack, Robert Wynn, Michael DeLaCruz, Robert Gates, Robert Ketrow, Jay Johnson, Jeffery Hubbard. 612 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Hazall Young, Ronnie Watkins, Bridgette Lowe, Timothy Jackson, Donna Humanik. (STANDING, Left to Right): Tyrone Gillon, Bernice Jenkins, Alveria Williamson, Angela Burr, Bruce Riddick, John Graves, Aaron Abrams, Michael Whitlock, Robin Perry, Anthony Rudolph, Austin Shaw, Kim Harvin, Yvonne Gray. 611 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Daisy Wells, Deborah Reves, Nanette Palmer, Lisa Brazil, Adonica McDonald. (STANDING, Left to Right): Darren Stewart, James Rudolph, Tony King, Gregory Pyles, Joe Roberts, Nathan Noel, Victor Ross, William Muse, Scot Thomas, James Taylor, Terry Bellinger, James Lucas, Jose Velez. 700 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Monroe Ingram, Carl Cobbs, Lloyd Glover, Aaron Gibbs, Gregory Leggett, Sandra Clark, Beverly Snedekler, Valerie Cox. (STANDING, Left to Right): Marie Mulvaney, Eric Crute, Ronnie Buchanon, Joseph Coney, Raymond Rojas, Norman Wheeler, Lionel McGill, Rodney Taylor, Nancy Dubiel, Karen Font, Lori Armour, Regina Burson, Rhonda Hallman. 701 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Wanda Stephney, Yvette Frederick, Debra Ward, Yvonne Lerona, Cynthia Bates. (Ist ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Ricky McCallop, Chris Caufield, Jeff McGuinness, Leonard Schneider, Jeff Jones, Jimmy Wilson, Wesley Allen, William White. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Brian Grundy, Yolanda Russ, Kim Cusins, Tracey Briddle, Luis Perez. 703 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Janice Frazier, Reggie Moye, Kathy Graham, Valerie Burroughs, Tim Gawel. (STANDING, Left to Right): Linward Cathcart, Kim Crute, Ron Moore, Mr. Robert McMullen, Jill Faucher, Charles Black, Darlene Lucas, Colleen Vaughn, Elliot Harris. 702 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Gloria Cox, Steven A. Webb, Joan Penn, Floretta Bryant, Jennifer Ryles, Mike Caulfield. (STANDING, Left to Right): Kevin Salter, Jeffery Peterson, Jamie Lewis, Michael Pyne, Tina Wellner, Shari Young, Eric Austin, Vanessa Banks, Ricky Carnegie, Cheryll Glaspy, Ronald Garrett, James McPherson III. 704 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Carlene Winters, Celesta Fagg, Robin Johnson, Marion Lattimore, Wade Dollard. (STANDING, Left to Right): Monroe Scott, James Smith, David Childs, Eric Butler, Frank Wright, Kevin Gaymin, Derek Mitchell, Kendell Roney, Daryl! Miller, Peter Huff, Michael Krajeweski. 705 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Roslyn Harding, Roscoe Counts, Benjamin Johnson, Mark Dilworth. (STANDING, Left to Right): Cameron Taylor, Dorothy Burton, Carolyn Prince, Wanda Reaves, Leslie Curry, Junior Cox, Jerry Bethea, James Butler. 707 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Terry Smith, Sandra Whitaker, Cynthia Bynum, Craig Simmons, Jacob Johnson. (1st ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Thomas Hughes, Frank Veglatte, William Armstrong, Jeanette Jones, Charlotte Goode, Gylnis Wilkins. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Vernon Madison, Stephen Simmons, Gerald Stallings, Reggie Clark, Gerald Holmes. 706 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Arnold McRae, Berney Garlick, Rall Elder, Geanette Parker, Jerome Grundy. (STANDING, Left to Right): Laura Lyons, Denise Blocker, Marta Arciniegas, Evelyn Jackson, Debra Marshall, Lorna Lawrence, Donato Scudiero, Charles White, Terence Walton, Anthony Ligon, James Torver, Michael Bullock. 710 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Ronia King, Theresa Fowler, Sharon Bullock, Susan Molligan, Karen Hargey, Grace Whalen. (lst ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Patrick Caufield, Joe T. Brown, Glenn Bond, Alvin Penn, Cynthia Richardson, Michelle Sharp, Kare n Williams. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Jerry Taylor, Geoffery Anderson, Brian Price, Eddie Currie, Gerold Copper, Sharon Cox, Pamela Pringley, Kenetta Wilkinson. BG3 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Tracy Nicholson, Dennis Miller, Clark Neumany, William Vasquez, Rich Ortiz, Michael Long. (STANDING, Left to Right): James Neeld, Greg Smallwood, Tyrone Perkins, Michael Tulloch, Terry Shaw, Renaldo Williams, Ricky Mann, Tony Wilson, Aaron Seymour, Craig Stevenson. BG3 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Darnell Dicks, Robert Drelich, Phil Mulligan, Rich Koski, Tyrone Freeman, Michael Curry, Brendan Kirby, Conway Graves. (STANDING, Left to Right): Alvin Carson, Scott Kelly, Jack Hicks, Fred Doddy, John Cleckley, Virgil Conner, James Allen, Ron Berry, Otis Hendricks, Willie Goggins, Tony Cox, Perry Gates. GG3 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Juanita Williams, Pam Roach, Belinda Smith, Cecilia Samuels, Vanessa Williams. (STANDING, Left to Right): Lisa Braxton, Karen Swain, Thelma Williams. GG3 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Frosting Breedlove, Sharon Delnegro, Brenda Parker, Tonya Bouie, Sandra Jones, Karon Dilworth, Linda Reid, Merinda Gamon. (STANDING, Left to Right): Angel Jones, Ellen Jordon, Antoinette Perkins, Jackie Johnson, Torri Glass, Pheuie Jackson, Robin Hicks. GG2 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Pearl Brown, Yvonne Harris, Ruth Currie, Lynn Cathcart, Troy Lewis, Ann Larry. (Ist ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Pam Jordon, Evette Bradshaw, Elaine Clark, Angelina Jones, Sherrie Williams, Sherrie Chambers, Sharon Younger. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Jan Jackson, Susan Mayers, Gwen Croom, Faye Anderson, Pat Barksdale, Elaine Utley, Evette Gordon. BG1 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Tyrone Morrison, Sidney Howard, Wilker Cummings, Edward Philson, Westley Keeler, Leon Brown, Reggie Lowe. (STANDING, Left to Right): Ricky Jones, William Hines, Randy Harrison, Mark Edwards, Steve Billingslea, Michael MacStoker, Steve Bowlin. GG1 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Rhonda Wiley, Alane Sutton, Valerie Minney, Dawn Sanchez, Judy Gray, Linda Dilworth, Emma Carper. (Ist ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Beverly Booker, Barbara Alston, Clarissa Chambers, Joann Hepworth, Judy Sherman, Robin Crews. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Jane Doe, Crystal Norris, Dwonner Smith, Zenaidaz Martin, Winifred Gomes, Celeste Dunn, Lynn Ramsey, Mariaz Flack. BG1 — (SITTING, Left to Right): James Greene, Ernest Sterling, Ken Jones, Greg Livingston, Tony Johnson. = , BG2 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Stephen Sharp, James Greene, Reggie Rope, Mike Grant, Brodrick Herd, Troy Marshall. (STANDING, Left to Right): Jeff Owen, Mr. Cavaleie, Eugen Hacker, Geof Sheller, Ricardo Walsh, Tony Johnson, Mike Minor. i « 165 — (SITTING, Left to Right): Linda Jones, Wana Young, Robin Tyler, Kathy Grisby, Renee Mayers, Julie Hodge, Felecia Walton. (STANDING, Left to Right): Jennifer Murrell, James Green, Jeannette Clark, Crystal Goggins, Belinda Phillips, Linda Jones, Michael Grant, Ernest Sterling, Broderick Weard, Wilson Coppage, Tim Gawel. Machine Shop — (Left to Right): Jeffery Scott, Stanley Belin, Glenn Simmons. Auto Repair — (KNEELING, Left to Right): Ronald Jackson, Paul Smith, Daniel Mathis, William Smoot, Tony Riddles, Eduardo Arciniegas, Virgil Leslie, Mr. Arthur Knowles. (STANDING, Left to Right): Roderick Johnson, Anthony Robinson, James Adams, Robert Reed, Pedro Abreu, Joseph Lerma, Henry Jackson, Tony Knowles. Auto Body 1 — (Ist ROW STANDING, Left to Right): John Breen, Darrul Stocks, Brian Stanley, Richard Spann, Peter Stewart, Willie Douglas, Greg Gorden, Carlos DeLaCruz, Judson Kisling, Joe Cuifo, Mr. Beyer. (2nd ROW STANDING, Left to Right): Geof Nesbitt, Nimrod Webb, Brian Walsh, William Hughes, Barry Johnson, Byron Ritman, Nathan Hargrove, George Muse, Craig Schuster. Metal Shop — (Left to Right): Cletties Newkirk, Matthew Fortney, Allen Simpson, Tim Fauntleroy, Ronald Morgan, John Mashur, Angelo Romas. Electronics — (Left to Right): Francisco Rey, Michael Font, Robert Berman. OLE CB Ree ae Wood Shop — (KNEELING, Left to Right): Roger Larry, Ramon Turley, Dane Doyle, Aaron Banks, Horace Booker. (STANDING, Left to Right): Peter Richardson, Richard Wyatt, Kevin Brown, Derek Roach, Clyde Rogers, Joe Poslusny. v he ane, as ay HUD COMPARING ENTRY COMPARING EXxiT SEEF EXPRESSION If I want to I will And you can’t change me I will be who I want to be I will not be a name on the door And you will not break me I will stand and fight For I am going to be no computer I will be no machine I will . . . though, be me by Eric Walters SH ret hea Ah V, a y ae Le CM i, 5 Se BUN i ate sil j ye .- 4 ee ke = rere ‘ js : “aw 88 at mes ‘ tu iy Zz 4 | Y fo, fi Net AVAL UA k's 4, if, | anki ane A . cer 4 teil | te at s Vay vy fe) he ale! at “byt ' ee ‘ a) fi I i i — tf 1 ch witb d4' ba Littl i sad vi il Ma SSS es RS eG ee =e z | 1 F “UP Wn ere rg tore = fh 1 ig! Tr ; ' i 4 A 5 . A AD Ge eye te Be d a WI A a qa ” 5 i sae. B 1 , boy dw} PARE wo f i H rR ' t Raa SS! ‘phe . ' 4 = 2 i ey: hia § pe poppe 7” ‘ SS 3S Y k A oa (lei Vel: bee, ty mn “f m besa fa an it oe =a ie Hy |. : sid it H | oe a I I halarrt a — ft i “i 2 iG 1 ‘se os ra 3 ,%,° io ee . se weal 7 ae wey L-. e : ier — 4 | ay 7 wll) mri Wh hy al Wieser at an a — ye | @ SON? —— : Pe . = ; nN _,. {. § | X gS a a y “ ¢ es aq | Zit] ) ¢ AS ts ie : 2 i th t- Tt . iN i la Fm. had: 132 Taken from 1927 Spectator S5S} FOOTBALL The P.H.S. Football Team put together another winning season under the direction of Head Coach Milt Theodosatos. The final record this year was 4-3-2. The Big Red started off the season with a pair of losses and ties, but the Cardinals suddenly began to fly high by winning four consecutive games including three shutouts before closing the season with a loss in the traditional Thanksgiving Day game. 136 FOOTBALL THEY WwW 27 Hamilton East Hamilton West Scotch Plains Thomas Jefferson Linden New Brunswick m On “I Ato NAN — v z= Eee 664 Ss 3S eo oe 0,46 2,3 6,0 yi ? VU0OHOM OUY teA gee fas : “4 139 40 1 et eae ar 2 ee 141 AMAAOD é oh ee 3 eg 3 8 ae Oh ee me Soccer = COH=NOSOaNOHOUT ies ne WWNWeE EWE ERO dv? Roselle Westfield Union Hillside Thomas Jefferson Wegquahic = North Plainfield Kenilworth Rahway New Brunswick Roselle Catholic Linden Scotch Plains Bridgewater Water 143 + a 145 ANOAN so ia) 7A OO CROSS COUNTRY Once again the Cardinal Cross Country team proved that Plainfield High School has some of the premier distance runners in our area. This year’s talented young squad compiled a 9-3 record under Coach Bill Klimas. 146 147 148 149 CROSS COUNTRY Union Rahway Union Catholic Piscataway Westfield . North Hunterdon South Plainfield Thomas Jefferson Hoffman Scotch Plains Hillside Linden WE 23 17 20 23 38 42 15 15 13 28 18 16 THES 32 46 37 34 19 18 49 50 48 27 AN 48 Mt nvOeoOtoy 150 BASKETBALL North Brunswick Thomas Jefferson Steinert Scotch Plains St. Pius Rahway Union Hill _ Westfield Linden Ewing Thomas Jefferson Linden Westfield Union Franklin Township Union Barringer Scotch Plains Clark Cranford Roselle Plainfield captured the first annual Plainfield Holiday Tournament BOYS’ BASKETBALL The high flying Cardinal Basketball squad, guided by Coach Rico P arenti, commenced the 1975-76 season in high fashion with ten consecutive victories including the Plainfield Christmas Tournament. In mid-season, the Cardinals tasted bitter defeat after stretching their 1974-76 winning streak to 35 in a row. As the season progressed, the Cards continued to sport their competitive spirit. They successfully completed their season, upholding the new winning tradition of basketball — Cardinal style. + wie “PPO DSey 154 ; PE SEE NE IR: LEELA SWIMMING Pingry Asbury Park Somerville Montclair Westfield Rahway Cranford Thomas Jefferson Union Mountain Lakes Hackensack Governor Livingston Hamilton East bio olan WE 101 108 64 84 45 102 a3 96 15 67 5512 60 87 THEY 71 63 92 da 27 55 83 73 81 102 984 110 85 etre Se SS AZHMr4uNMAsS 158 WRESTLING Under Coach Al Musmanno, Plainfield’s matmen started off the 1975-76 campaign with an electrifying seven game winning streak. As the season progressed, the young Cards became one of the most promising teams in PHS wrestling history. WRESTLING Roselle Catholic North Plainfield Cranford Governor Livingston Bridgewater East Linden Hillside Westfield Thomas Jefferson Union Scotch Plains Union Catholic Rahway South Plainfield WE Loy 48 15 25 24 ey 26 27 Pas 28 28 e 19 45 ly 12 31 40 18 33 ot 18 28 52 7 17 37 18 40 O — anne OAtnwMmreastono 62 1 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The Plainfield Girls’ Basketball Team fielded only a squad of nine, coached by Mrs. Nancy Rasmussen. The Cardinals substituted their lack of members with good team discipline and desire by successfully representing PHS on the basketball court. Piscataway _ Clark Roselle Weequahic _ Westfield Battin: - Rahway Roselle Battin Scotch Plains — _ North Brunswick “Hillside East Side - Mother Seton AQF RH ROOUZ-H Po ara ‘lng Led by a talented senior lineup, Coach Ron Upperman’s Indoor Track Team stepped into the starting blocks and catapulted to instant success as it captured its first major victory — the Westfield Winter Relays. Sparkling performances by the mile, 2-mile, and hurdle relays; school records in the mile and 880 yard runs; and ‘the great leaping ability of the high jumpers, carried the Cardinal runners through another successful indoor track campaign. 168 Be one NBation; orga i Aw 1926 Yearbook W722 cial : q 4 q : 4 L733 AAM INC FIRST ROW Seated: Chery Tweety, Ruby Damon, Michelle Smith, Barbara Sharp. SECOND ROW: Anita Chase, Wilma Birdget, Kelly Tanks, Carolyn Hart, Terry Bowlin. John Miller, Mark Mikla, Anthony Rudolph, Advisor Ken Bandomer, Ricky Williams, Neal Bendesky, Terry Demair. KA rADEC SITTING: Lisa Shults, Miss Jones, Librarian, Mrs. Weisbrot, Librarian, Terri Rush. STANDING: Vernice Rush, Stephanie Glaspy, Michelle Miller, Paul Terry, Leslie Hough. Advisor Diana Dolgins R.N., Mary Alexander, Advisor Sandra Lindsay R.N., Rhonda Garrett, Marilyn Rivers. Tre ZZmHe Zoe Sema ix lel vs MmMHaHy-H Zon FIRST ROW Seated: Terry Bowlin, Bertha Jasper, Advisor, Mrs. Corbett, Lisa Shults, Shelly Nathanson. SECOND ROW: Lena Harris, Peggy Hunter, Robert Wise, Daryl Trawick, Kenneth Dixon, Denise Bradley, Pat Brown, Robin Woolfolk, Zoanne Harris. FIRST ROW Seated: James Neeld, Steven Bowlin, Jeff Willard, Mark Hengel, Robert Menta. SECOND ROW: Pat Caufield, Jeff Ponzio, Scott Hyney, Richard Barna, Billy Cunningham, Brian Bowlin, Timmy Gawel, Paul Hopkins, Robert Penn. President, Grace Anderson, Vice President, Carolyn Hart FIRST ROW: James Gwyn, Linda Hammond, Cynthia Howard, Pamela Dunn, Wilma Bridgett, Leslie Hammond, Michelle Smith, Gregory Goodwin, Carl Buchanon, Kenny Reid. SECOND ROW: Kevin MacConnell, Victor Langston, Dorenne Jeter, Keith Kelly, Vicky Hall, Butch Robinson, Claire King, Craig Davis. FIRST ROW Seated: Sheila LaMarr, Secretary; Richard Knowlton, President; Leslie Dixon, Vice President; Theresa Fryer, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Neal Bendeksy, Cynthia Howard, Pamela Dunn, Keith Kelly, Michelle Smith, Carolyn Hart, Karen Oliver. THIRD ROW: Michelle Talley, Linda Hammond, Stephanie Morer, Valerie Anderson, Kim Peterson, Lo Gina Davis, Kevin MacConnell. SO 2ZeO@Q GOvueie@sa 2422 e5Q AOS ZwWY Gime) 4G Oo FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA: FIRST ROW SEATED: Elaine Saunders, Claire Grossman, Mimi Poulin, Taryn Ross, Gregory Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Dorne Jeter, Tamara Lambert, Vanessa Ellis, Myrna Holmes, Connie Zazzara, Phillis Thompson, Arlene Howard, Michelle Smith, Daisey Wells, Renee Allen, Alaine Sutton, Grace Naumovitz. BLACK STUDENT UNION: FIRST ROW SEATED: Sharon Elliot, Sheryl Tweedy, Guy Dunn, Clair King, Karen Elliot. SECOND ROW: Lyndell Elliot, Lynn McNeil, Debbie Martin, Barbara Sharp, Kelly Tanks. 178 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL: FIRST ROW SEATED: Gordon Young, Kim Peterson, LoGina Davis, Michelle Talley, Debbie Muse, Debbie Myers, Sherry Reaves, Michelle Barton. SECOND ROW: Angel Foweler, Kim Duhart, Celeste Fagg, Donna Utley, Debbie Wright, Sharon Harris, Michelle Saddler, Cheryl Harrison. THIRD ROW: Linda Motan, Pam Griggs, Jean Wilcox, Brian Bowlin, Bonnie Laube, Larry Finkrl, Valerie Anderson, Jerry Taylor. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL: FIRST ROW SEATED: David Bailey, Lori Boyd, LoGina Davis, Michelle Talley, Debbie Muse, Debbie Myers, Anthony Byers, Joe Jackson. SECOND ROW: Brenda Allen, Sandra Clark, Galana Sears, Carlene Winters, Della Armstrong, Leslie Dixon, Darren Salter, Elaine Todd, Clayton Tucker. THIRD ROW: Norman Wheeler, Jeff Blanchard, Ronney Buchanon, Lyndell Elliot, Brenda White, Ralph Thomas, Rwanda Wilson, Craig Yancey, Ernest Spivey, Reno Mallette. 19 NNFCOA AOxn2ZzAco MAFIA AOnm2Zzco SIO ZC OO SQ) 4e O@ nA SG ne =e view QA 3 |Z lel (Oy Z2OO BO} ZIe OC SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Charlene Tally; Jeanette Jones; Denise Eseav; Pat Barksdale; Guy Dunn; Linda Jackson SECOND ROW: Darnel Beverly; Robin Johnson; Marion Lattimore; Edna Armstrong; Michael Jones. THIRD ROW: Randy Reina; Anita Cousy; Sue Anderson; Obdella Kearney; Kevin Atkinson. Pc ie) BAND: FIRST ROW: Beverly Booker; Cheryl Glaspy; Kim Saunders; Charles Dacosta; Cherri Young; Dorianne Taylor SECOND ROW: Floyd Gray; Dawn Sanchez; Marvin Holmes; Eugene Hacher; Barbara Kozlowski; Debbie Schneider; Ronald Sutton; Stephanie Glaspy; Paul Terri; Melvin Duchyn — Director THIRD ROW: Calvin Council: Hazell Young; Craig Davis; Chris Rhoden; Kim Peterson; James Bailey; Daryl Trawick; Charles Wilson: Carl Young 180 ENTREE: Left to Right: Mark Kozlowski, Editor-in-chief; Eric Walters, Philip Kirby. 181 ee GBS 409 Be Be Se bw SEIS Se bi Be UBBIE Be bee Ge Be shat be bo SB he te the BPE SAS DER Be he bed esl lel ze! | ZZ (esl |p) ae) FOZOD MPrPZzonHrz =] tol SO) Oe T. we eM ) 2338 yee. - Srsee ad ‘ iu. + Nee Re, be é ce 4 FIRST ROW Seated: Margaret Woodruff, Carolyn Hart, Susan Johnson, Robert Burns, Wilma Bridgett, Nancy Harris, Gregory Goodwin, James Gwyn. SECOND ROW: Louis Gianotti, Bill Korvatin, Julie Kanagawa, Louise Krampf, Sarah Stanley, Terry Bowlin, Tina Mason, Linda Hammond, Michelle Smith, Diane Harcher. THIRD ROW: Butch Robinson, Ester Hyun, Stephanie Morer, Kathy Blout, Nancy Melnick, Robin Wolfolk, Anita Chase, Mary Mills, Claire King. FIRST ROW Seated: Terry Demair, Jill Johnson, Angel Foweler, Lori Boyd, Valerie Anderson, Arlene Howard, Debbie Burr, Laura Ward SECOND ROW: Mark Kozlowski, Kathy Fickett, Linda Motan, Claudia Moore, Jean Wilcox, Brian Bowlin, Bonnie Laube, Sandra Mayner, Sharon Harris. THIRD ROW: Bernadette Farone, John Miller, Mark Mikla, Neal Bendesky, John Bailey, Harry Menta, Richard Kinney, Herb Sheftal. FIRST ROW: Darrell Traywick, Anita Jennings, Jere Shaw, Regina Thomas, Gordon Young, Michael Sanchez, Andrea Farone, Gavel McClean. SECOND ROW: Debbie Muse, Rashell Greenmen, Liz Dowdell, Merril Resnick, Mona Hill, Sue Mayer, Mary Jacob. Jill Johnson. THIRD ROW: James Zotti, Marc Shein, Ellen Dowdell, Kenny Gandler, Morlan Cromwell, Larry Finkel, Marvin Carter, Craig Davis. 183 VOL n Ze] 6e7 2 7ee STANDING, Left to Right: Keith Conley, Leon Cooper, Henry Robinson, Eddie Howe, Matt Pidgeon, Eric Basile, Advisor, Mr. Mades, Larry Bimbo. 184 mill errr mill iets eel © E.A.R.T.H.: FIRST ROW KNEELING: James Dowdell, Jocelyn Melnick, Nancy Jo Melnick, Patricia Flood, Elizabeth Dowdell, Rachelle Greenman, Sharon Brac SECOND ROW: Steve Loizeaux, Emilie Loizeaux, Cathy Liberty, Lori Blick, Barbara Nacht, Bonnie Laube, Secretary-Treasurer; Gabby Poulin, President; Tracy Floc Mr. Wong, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Jeff Ponzio, Richard Barnar, Dan Smith, Timmy Bishara, Clayton Fink, Neal Bendesky, Ronnie Kanagawa, Romeo Simeon, Mich: Font, Julie Kanagawa, Sara Burns, Terry Bowlin, Debi Mattern, Linda Moton, Claudia Moore, Glyniss Brookins, Theresa Fryer, Robert Burns, Kenny Gandler, Christi Haines, Lynn Miller, Grace Naumovitz, Barbara Kozlowski, Daryl Evelyn. FOURTH ROW: Martha Woodruff, Carol Saunier, Kathy Blount, Kenny Golden, Nort Rojas, Julie Wilcox, Kara Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Julie Bowlin, Robert Drelich, Ditas DePadua, Sammy Jara, Jean Wilcox. SIXTH ROW: Mary Woodruff, Anita Cha Tom Bishara, Reno Mallette, David Smith, Marc Shein, Bill Krovatin. 186 MILESTONE STAFF: FIRST ROW SEATED: Butch Robinson, John Miller, Linda Hammond, Leslie Hammond, Pamela Dunn. SECOND ROW: Pat Lonon, Stephanie Morer, Kathy Blount, Julie Bowlin, Wilma Bridget, Bob Burns. THIRD ROW: Craig Davis, Neal Bendesky, Lisa Shults, Bonnie Laube, Phil Kirby, Kathy Fickett, Debi Mattern, Shelley Nathanson, Sharon Jones, Marc Shein, Bill Krovatin, Marilyn Rivers, Jackie Bennett, Ditas DePadua, Julie Kanagawa, Nancy Melnick. Left to Right: Marilyn Rivers, Activities Editor; Ms. Madeline Murphy, Advisor; Terry Bowlin, Editor-in-chief; Debi Mattern, Underclassmen Editor. “What is the MILESTONE? MILESTONE is the annual report of activities and personalities of Plainfield High School explained in words and pictures. MILESTONE is also repository of memories contained between the covers of a book. MILESTONE portrays the joy of companion- ship, the excitement of athletic competitions, the orderly confusion of changing classes, the frustration of examinations, and finally, the goal — graduation. In Plainfield High School all of these things are symbolized by the cardinal, a bird. The very word cardinal embraces almost all of the aspects of the high school. It begins with the cardinal numbers one, two, three and four, for the years we have spent here; it includes the cardinal virtues of justice, prudence, temperance, and fortitude; it glows with cardinal red for brightness of high school life; its rays extend to the cardinal points of the compass: North, East, South, and West; and it is the keynote of the years we have spent at Plain- field High School.’’1 Taken from 1959 MILESTONE MAOHHMMrHeSs KA OKNMA=H0D FOKZAMn LINDA ABRAMS 766 Woodland Avenue MICHAEL L. ALLEN 1202 Cameron Avenue Outdoor Track 9,10,11,12 Cross Country 1 0,11,12 Indoor Track 10,11,12 Class Council 9,10,11,12 Student Council 9,11 Usher Squad 12 Prom Committee °76 Entertainment Committee ROBIN ALLEN 616 East Second Street Pep Squad 9,10 GARY ANDERSON 1329 Belleview Avenue Track Judo Camping GRACE ANDERSON 940 West 4th Street Pom-Pom Squad 10,11,12, Captain 12 Principal’s Advisory Board 10,11,12 Student Council 10,11,12 Secretary 10, Vice-President 11 Senior Class President JACQUELINE ANDERSON 1431 Willever Street PAMELA ANDERSON 143 Leland Avenue WANDA KIM ANDERSON 838 East 2nd Street STEPHEN ARCHIE 830 West 6th Street BosiWe9 Student Council Rep. 9 DYNAN HORT bh Student Council Alternate 12 JOHN DAVID BAILEY 712 Russell Place NATHAN BANKS 1241 Cameron Avenue ChorusO.a2 Class Council 11 Drama 9 Gospel Club 10,11 Student Council 9,10,11 DENISE LAVERN BARBER IMO WestathestrectwApia G Morces@ulturesl = ie Voice Culture Il é Ill — 12 Drama Club 11 Plays 11,12 WALTER BARNETT 837 St. Mary’s Avenue Freshman Baseball 9 Sophomore Football 10 Cross Country, Track 11 Track 12 KEVIN BARRETT 1324 Belleview Avenue ERIC BASILE 626 Brookside Place ELISE BASKERVILLE 933 West Sth Street Twirling 9,10 BARBARA BATTLE 965 West 4th Street DALE TYESHA BELIN 443 West Sth Street DORIS BELIN 207 Rushmore Avenue TERRISA LYNN BELLINGER 332 Watson Avenue NEAL BENDESKY 1344 Murray Avenue Entree 9,10.11 Milestone 10,11,12, Sports Editor 12 Basketball 9,10,11,12, (Executive Mgr.) Tennis LOM 1 12 German Club 11 BeAvk ee elon 2 Football 9,10,11,12, (Trainer Statistician) Student Council 10,11,12 Principal’s Advisory Board 10,11,12 Class Rank Committee 11,12 Marching Band 9,10,11,12 National Honor Society JACKIE BENNETT 128 Summer Avenue ILIEOUN) WL ILWIES 647 East 7th Street RAYMOND BILLUPS 732 East 6th Street EILEEN BISHARA 1344 Lake Street Attendance Officer Manager 9 Swim Team Manager 11,12 GEORGE T. BISHARA 1344 Lake Street Swimming 9,10,11,12 liracke ONO Me2 Key Club 9,10,11, Earth Club 11,12 Student Council 9,10 National Honor Society 12 BRIAN Kk. BISHOP 830 Richmond Street A.V. Squad 10,11 Student Council 11 Stace Grew) lOsmet2 RONNIE JAMES BLAIR 72 Berkeley Terrace GAIL BLANCHARD 1155 Evergreen Avenue Student Council Representative 10 Junior Class Council 11 LORI BLICK 1053 Field Avenue Swim Team 10,11,12 AIR lel, Clutoy 12 Plainfield Sub-Juniors 12 KATHY BLOUNT 1009 Prospect Avenue Intermural Swimming 10 NAR. Woah, Clhetoy O11, 12 Milestone 12 Colorguard 10,11 National Honor Society 12 CHERYL BOLDEN 756 West Front Street JOSEPH M. BONNER JR. 823 Hunting Avenue TERRY LYNN BOWLIN 1325 Murray Avenue Bowling 9,10 Student Council Representative 9,10 Milestone 9,10,11,12 Faculty Editor 11 Editor-in-Chief 12 National Honor Society 11,12 ESAS RediaEianOslulene2. Historian 11 Colorguard 10,11,12 Co-captain 12 1 Western Union County Jr. Miss Pageant 12 Oriental Society 11,12 Usher Squad 12 Plainfield Sub-Juniors 12 Drake House Guide 12 JACQUELINE BOYD 307 Lee Place Library Council 9,10 Gospel Chorus 11 Voice Culture 11 National Honor Society 12 Reachout Club 12 DENISE BRADLEY 403 East 2nd Street Holliston High Boys Varsity Track 10 Lumberton Sr. High ROTC Cop. JOANN BRIDDLE 839 George Street WILMA R. BRIDGET 221 Stebbins Street Chorus 9 Pom-Pom Squad 10 National Honor Society 11,12 Cheerleader 11,12 Senior Class Council 12 Milestone 12 188 Principal’s Advisory Committee 12 SHARON BROOK 1141 Park Terrace Band 9 Tennis 9 Student Council 9,10 Concert Band 10,11,12 Colorguard 10,11 le ANI Wel, Clholsy 0), 12 German Club 11 BARBARA BROOKS 753 Carlton Avenue Pep Squad 12 Student Council 12 CARLETTA BROOKS 1327 Myrtle Avenue DENISE MARCEL BROWN 418 Spruce Street Twirler 12 DENISE BROWN 1076 Field Avenue Pep Squad 12 Prom Committee 12 MAUREEN BROWN 15 Raymond Avenue Student Council Representative Organized College Club of P.H.S. Senior Play Principal’s Advisory Committee Student Exchange Girl’s Basketball Manager MERIL BROWN 1411 West 4th Street PATRICIA BROWN 657 East Front Street Basse Knitting Club Patrol Squad Dance Club ANTHONY BRYANT 1001 East Front Street CARL BUCHANON 132 Emerson Avenue Track 9,10,11 Cross Country 9 Fund Raising for the Class of “76” JAMES BULLOCK 357 Clinton Avenue Freshman Football 9 Sophomore Football 10 Varsity Junior Varsity Football 11 Varsity Indoor Track 12 ROBERT C. BURNS 915 Stelle Avenue EAN IR Wola, ©, 1), i,t Swimming 9,10,11,12 Football 10,11 National Honor Society 11,12 Milestone 12 leiaientere 1) Chess Club 9 JEFFERY SCOTT BUTLER 1133 Sumner Avenue Band 9 Student Council 10 Music Committee 12 KEITH BUTLER 958 West 6th Street Football 9,10,11,12 Wrestling 10 Track 9,10,11,12 JOAN R. BYNUM 934 West 4th Street MILTON CAMPBELL 1132 St. Marks Place Football, Co-captain FB-LB Track MICHELLE ANNETTE CARMEN 1252 East 2nd Street Student Council 10,11,12 Martial Arts 11 Pep Squad 12 STEVENS CARTER 114 Oxford Place Wrestling 9,10,11,12 THOMAS CARTER JR. 222 Morris Street MITZIE CATHCART 329 Berckman Street Pep Squad 12 RANDOLPH CATHCART 947 West 3rd Street DECA ASU. Teen Arts Festival 9,10 Talent Show 9,10 ANITA CHASE 1350 Marlborough Avenue Baseball Manager 10,11,12 lS AVIROT sl, GAO ii Library Council 9,10,11,12 National Honor Society 11, Usher Squad 12 DENISE M. CHILDRESS 36 Mariners Place Drama Club 11 JEAN Wile ls Eley 12 CELESTE CLARKE 1266 George Street DAVID CLARK 515 West 4th Street JESSE CLARK 539 West 4th Street Track 9,10 ROBERTA CLARK 539 West 4th Street Girls Track 9 Student Council 11 Pom-Pom Committee 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Dance Committee 12 IDA COLEMAN 1146 West 3rd Street Student Council 9 Gymnastic Club 10 J.V. Cheerleader 11 Varsity Cheerleader 12 KEITH COLLINS 922 Watchung Avenue Football 9,10 PERER®S COULTER 64 Netherwood Avenue LEON COWART 513 Richmond Street VALERIE D. COX 1612 West 3r d Street DECA 12 ERiGaVia@R Wie 1014 Park Lane Baseball 11,12 Student Council 12 DIANE DeVICO 1003 West 7th Street ELLEN DABNEY 727 East 6th Street DELLA DAMON 545-D West 3rd Street Student Council 9 Pep Squad 12 RUBY DAMON 714 Webster Place LSU JE Flag Squad 11,12 Student Guide 11,12 ISAAC DANNER JR. Dil kee WAkeres Student Council 12 Dance Patron 12 CRAIG CHARLES DAVIS 810 Kensington Avenue Soccer 9 Basketball 9 Band 9,10,11,12 Hall Patron 11,12 Camera Club 11,12 Class Council 11,12 Usher Committee 11,12 Senior Class Treasurer Reading Club 12 Entree 12 Milestone 12 National Honor Society 12 — -) Dracke2 CYNTHIA DAVIS 409 Liberty Street BSW, 12 GAYLE DAVIS 925 Plainfield Avenue Student Council Chorus Karate RUDI DAVIS 501 West 3rd Street Student Council 9 Homeroom Representative 9 Drama Club 10,11 Student Council Treasurer 12 Student Council Representative 12 IDIBKCAN 7 JEAN MARIE DELLE DONNE 320 Emerson Avenue Cheerleading, 11,12 ALFRED DePADUA 1351 Florence Avenue soccer Club: 11h 12 Soccer Team 11512 Ping-Pong 11,12 Bowling Club 9 Milestone 11 LESLIE R. DIXON 141 Garfield Avenue Chorus I, 11,111] Student Government Principal’s Advisory Board PHYLLIS DENISE DODDY 634 East 3rd Street Honor Society 11,12 GLENN DONELAN 49 Birch Avenue Outdoor Track 9 PATRICK DONOVAN 1014 Kenyon Avenue Siracke Ja leimarae Lil, Football 9,10,11,12 AUDREY DOUGLAS 814 Webster Place Twirling Student Council Pep Squad Co-captain ELLEN ANN DOWDELL 920 Cedarbrook Road Flag Squad 10 National Honor Society 11,12 Plainfield Sub-Juniors 10,11, Swim Team Manager 10,11, Milestone Staff 9,10,11,12 Entree 11 CUIRINS IDXONGLIE 243 East 6th Street BNIDIDOY FE 243 East 6th Street BAIL. SWAN. Pep Squad MICHAEL DRAHOS 315 East 7th Street CHERYL DIANE DREW 1328 West Sth Street Pep Squad Ww Ww Student Council Representative 12 MICHAEL DUNN 827 South 2nd Street Football PAMELA DUNN 696 West 8th Street Student Council Representative Class Council Representative Cheerleader 12 ROBIN MICHELE EDWARDS 1037 Ironbound Avenue Pep Squad 9 Pom-Pom Squad 10 BSW. Wilt Student Council 11,12 Class Black Essence Sorority 12 BERNADETTE FARAONE 740 Dixie Lane Drama Club 9,10,11,12 189 School Plays 9,10,11,12 ERG Tela 1 A.V. 10 KATHERINE EBAINE FICKE Tt 1108 West Front Street Entree 9,10,11,12 Tennis 9 Gymnastics 9 Colorguard 10,11,12 Co-captain Milestone 12 Be AV Rede am led Usher Squad 12 CORA R. FOSTER 830 East 6th Street Chorus 9,10 Pep Squad 12 B.S.W.T. Social Club 12 RUTH FOWLER 119 Leland Avenue JANICE FRAZIER 924 West 5th Street Student Council Class Representative CECELIA GADDY 653 West 7th Street HARRIET GADDY 44 Emma Street Student Representative 11 SXoyiHoy-1 0 un ul eu Basketball 12 Prom Committee 12 Refreshment Committee 12 RHONDA GARRETT 252 Garfield Avenue REID iO) t 1 GELESTERGEORGES 1048 Ironbound Avenue he MO Nol Photography Club LOUIS GIANNOTTI 1164 Woodmere Place Football Statistician 10 Baseball Manager 9 Soccer ill Key Club 12 ILILONAD) CUNIEAVIUN) CGAL 1 712 Hillside Avenue GREGORY LAMONT GOODWIN 322 Watson Avenue FBLA 11,12 Treasurer Tuesday Clubs 11,12 Chaperon Committee Chairman WILLIAM GOODWIN JR. 322 Watson Avenue Student Council Representative 9 Class Representative 10,12 Junior Class Representative 11 Principal's Advisory Committee 11,12 Tennis 11,12 ID JEKC A, IO MY CHRISTINE D. GORDON 432 Orchard Place DEBORAH GRAHAM 1210 West 5th Street LYNDA GRAHAM 1210 West 5th Street Pep Squad 12 Student Council 12 Class Representative 11 RONALD GRAVES 138 Garfield Avenue Bots MOI 12 Advisory Board Student Council Chorus Musician Youth Director Gospel Choir HELENE GRAY 528 West 2nd Street Apt. 3-D Girls Baseball 9 TONY GREEN 46 Dekalb Avenue Football 10,11,12 Basketball 11 FRANCHESCA GREENE 79 Brokaw Boulevard WESLEY GREENE 764 East 2nd Street Soccer 9 Basketball 10,11 (Manager) Band 11,12 Pep Club Captain 12 Chorus 12 CHRISTINE GRIFFITHS 1122 Martine Avenue Chorus 9 Bowling 9,10 German Club 10,11 BeAGRs iden le Varsity Soccer Manager 12 ANTHONY GRIMES 1136 West Front Street REGGIE GRISBY 124 Sumner Avenue CLAIRE GROSSMAN 76 Norwood Avenue Ee Bele Areata lee FATELIN GUY 603 Watchung Avenue GERVASIOUS GUY 603 Watchung Avenue JAMES E. GWYN JR. 600 Clinton Avenue Bese UO Ose Class Council 10,11,12 Cross Country 9,10,11,12 Indoor Track 9,10,11,12 Outdoor Track 9,10,11,12 National Honor Society 11.12 JAMES HALL 215 Grant Avenue TIER AEVA TES 649 West 4th Street Girls Track 9,10 Cross Country 10 ViETORTASE AIS 1191 Woodland Avenue Band 9,10 Drama Club 9,10,11 IBSAUi, IMO, te Ushers Squad 12 Student Council 12 Refreshment Committee 12 LESLIE HAMMOND 667 Stelle Avenue Wrestling Manager 11,12 Junior Class Council 11 Principal’s Advisory Committee 12 Student Council 10,11 Health Careers Club 9,10 Milestone 12 BasnOeeet Senior Class Council 12 Ushering 12 LINDA HAMMOND 667 Stelle Avenue Softball 9 Wrestling Manager 9,10,11,12 Student Council 10,11,12 Class Council 11,12 Principal’s Advisory Committee 12 National Honor Society 11,12 DIANE HARCHER 936 West 7th Street German Club Homeroom Recorder CATHERINE HARMON 1151 West 5th Street MYRON HARRIS 1125 West 4th Street Football 9,10,11,12 rack Ou2 NANCY HARRIS 956 West Sth Street TYRONE HARRIS 1123 West 4th Street ZOEANN HARRIS 742 Sterling Street WILLIE HARRISON 1444 McCrea Place Cross Country 9,10,11,12 Indoor Track 9,10,11,1 Outdoor Track 9,10,11,12 Student Council 12 Milestone 12 CAROLYN ANDRA JANETTE HART 826 West 7th Street National Honor Society 11,12 Senior Class Vice-Pres. 12 Cheerleader 11,12 Wrestling Manager 9.10.11 Milestone 12 Principal’s Advisory Committee 12 Student Council 10,11 JOSEPH HAWKINS 722 West 4th Street inackeO sO Cross Country 10,11 MATTHEW HENGEL 1460 Maplewood Terrace Swimming 9,10,11,12 Rima che 9 all Osta le 2 Cross Country 10,11,12 ERAGRO IE ele Osher Key Club 11,12 LYNDA DIANE HOLLOWAY 918 West 6th Street JAMES MICHAEL HOUSTON 333 Hillcrest Avenue CYNTHIA HOWARD 927 Field Avenue Student Council 10,11,12 Class Council 11,12 ROSEANNE LYNN HOWARD 1609 West 3rd Street Prom Committee Pep Squad ROXANNE K. 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JOHNSON 1041 South 2nd Street Baseball Wrestling Old English 800 Frat MAEDEAN JOHNSON 1024 West Sth Street Pom-Pom Squad 11,12 BES AWN, 2 PBL IN, 1 MARK JOHNSON 127 Carlisle Terrace PATRICIA JOHNSON 528 West 2nd Street Class Council 11 SAMUEL JOHNSON 829 West 3rd Street Wrestling 9 Football 10,11 SUSAN D. JOHNSON 941 West 8th Street Flag Squad 10,11 Milestone 11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 oA dal IOAN Girls Tennis Team 10,11,12 SAUNDRA JOHNSON 300 Beckman Street VANESSA DIANE JOHNSON 432 Darrow Avenue CAROL JONES 915 West 6th Street Library Council 9,10 Student Council 11,12 JEFFERY JONES 428 West 2nd Street SHARON D. JONES 1020 Arlington Avenue Band 9 Flag Squad 11,12 Milestone Staff 12 JULIE KAZUMI KANAGAWA 88 Parkside Road E.A.R.T.H. 10,11,12 Secretary-Treasurer 11 Band 9,10 Colorguard 11 Girls Tennis 9,10 Milestone 9,11,12 Senior Editor 12 Library Council 9 National Honor Society 11,12 Math Team 11,12 EDWARD KELLER 326 McDowell Street IEIOME IRISILILNG 1217 West 6th Street lanese NO, I 2 Cross Country 11 Indoor Track 11 Outdoor Track 10,11 Drama Club 11 Student Council 12 EDWARD KIJEWSKI 1340 Putnam Avenue Soccer 91011512 Ninaclk Os O stale ee Basketball 9,10 Indoor Track 11,12 CLAIRE LAVERNE KING 726 Hillside Avenue Bese Ua oe ii Drill Team 9 Drama Club 910,11 Pom-Pom Squad 12 Senior Class Council 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Principal’s Advisory Committee 12 RICHARD KINNEY 848 Berkeley Avenue Football 10,11 Key Club 12 PHILIP KIRBY 924 Kensington Avenue National Honor Society Student Council 11,12 emiree: dial? 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KNOWLTON 810 Belvidere Avenue Student Council President 12 MARK FREDERICK KOZLOWSKI 1316 South End Parkway Entree 10,11, Editor 12 eA ReDebia LO 112 soccer 10; liei2 LOUISE TERI KRAMPF 914 Hobert Avenue Colorguard 10,11,12 Swimming 10 Tennis 10,11,12 BNI lek WY WILLIAM KROVATIN 821 Monroe Avenue Football 9,10,11 Wrestling 9 Varsity 10,11 National Honor Society 11,12 Math Club 10,11,12 Milestone 11, Layout Editor 12 Key Club 12 BoA Ila, WO SI Student Council 12 VICTOR LANGSTON 224 Monroe Avenue Black Essence No. 1 9,10 Bes U9) Football 9,10,11,12 BSWT 12 Entertainment Committee °76 No. 1 Congo player 9,10,11,12 CALVIN LANIER 1331 Astor Place Outdoor Track 10,11,12 Indoor Track 11.12 Cross Country 12 RONALD LATTIMORE 1273 George Street Baseball 9,10,11,12 GREGORYAis LEGGED 817 Hobert Avenue Volleyball Basketball Ping Pong KAI yelIBERT Y. 815 Berkeley Avenue EeAe Rie He LOR 2 Band 10,11 BeBie Are LO German Club 11 Colorguard 11,12 Plainfield Sub-Juniors 12 PATRICIA ANN LONON 353 Bergen Street Milestone 12 CHARLES LOWE 1419 Myrtle Avenue Drama 9,10,11,12 Office helper 12 KEVIN MacCONNELL 1414 Myrtle Avenue Baseball 9,10,11,12 Soccer l Key Club 11 Student Council 12 TERRY MacCONNELL 1414 Myrtle Avenue Student Council 11,12 Class Council 11,12 Entree 11 RAYMOND D. MACKLIN 1283 Marion Avenue Basketball 9 Track Team 9,10 JOANNE C. MADSEN 1115 Evergreen Avenue Anemos IMO, NW Colorguard 10,11,12 Captain 12 Swimming Manager 10,11,12 IE AN IRC TUSISL, TORE Wt Milestone 10,12 Gymnastics Club 10,11,12 RUTH ANTIONETTE MALLETTE 303'Madison Avenue Rancoes Valley H.S.-Mt. Holly Girl’s Track Modern Dance Club Afro American Club TINA MASON 116 Garfield Avenue Drama 11 BSW, til Milestone 12 Fund Raising 12 Prom Committee 12 Ticket Committee 12 GRADY MATHIS 229 Sumner Avenue GREGORY MICHAEL McCRAY 280 Chelsea Boulevard Wrestling J.V. 11 Student Council 9 SANDRA McCREA 740 Carlton Avenue Pe ILA IL Pep Club 12 Beso Wvaih., 12 Senior Ticket Committee 12 SCOTT McDONALD 727A Apt. C East Front Street Soccer 11 Soccer Gluibei | ALTHEA McMURRIAN 1419 Willever Street PHS Chorus Gospel Club Photo Club E.A.R.T.H. Girl Scouts 238 Drama NANCY JO MELNICK 1095 Kenyon Avenue IE ANI I lah, Oi Wh, IC? Steering Committee 12 Corresponding Secretary 11 Student Council 10 Milestone 10,12 Literary Editor 12 Intramural Swimming 10 Senior Life Saving 10 HARRY D. MENTA 1800 Bradford Street Football Manager Track Varsity Executive Manager Key Club Writer for Plainfield Times °75 Track Triple Crown Winners MARK MIKLA 700 East 7th Street Football 9,10,11,12 JOHN MILLER 727 Spooner Avenue Football 10,11,12 Basketball 11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 German Club President 11 “76 Milestone Sports Editor National Honor Society 12 KEITH MILLER 205 Pemberton Avenue Football 10,11 Senior Class Council 11,12 MARY ANN MILLER 188 Reeve Terrace Drama Club 10,11,12 — all plays “Senior Ushers” Student Council 9,10,11 “Tennis” 12 Chorus 12 sncRT MARY MILLS 961 West 6th Street Student Council 9 BEVERLEY sD, MITGHEEL 1010 West 5th Street JEJE AN, ili GLENN EDWARD MITCHELL 604 Roosevelt Avenue Wrestling 9 BySulu). 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PEREZ 116 Madison Avenue ANNA PEREZ 116 Madison Avenue DIANA PERRY 340 Rock Avenue PATRICIA PERRY 220 Morris Street Pep Squad Milestone PAMELA G. PETTY 313 Colonial Place Pep Squad 9 Student Council Cheerleading 12 MATT PIDGEON 1011 West 8th Street GANDY Pian 216 Munlenberg Place Cheerleading 10,11,12 Captain 12 Sophomore Class President Pom-pom Squad 9 Senior Class Council 12 ROBIN M. PIERSON 859 Berckman Street Twirling 9,10,11 EBA, 12 PAMELA T. PITTMAN $13 East 3rd Street Drama Club 10 CAROLYN PORTER 123 Sumner Avenue Elopbey SEINON PN le Baseball 11 GABRIELEE ES POULIN 1224 Woodland Avenue Student Council 9 BARTH TO.ii2 President 12 Tennis Team 9,10,11,12 P. A. System MICHAELLE POULIN 1224 Woodland Avenue BE BuleeAS ii? GREGORY ALLEN POWELL 525 West 3rd Street Football 9 Wrestling 11,12 lirackatail2 Cross Country 12 THOMAS PRATT 1207 Lansdowne Terrace Football 9,10,11,12 Wrestling 10 Indoor Track 11 Outdoor Track 9,10 CAROLYN PRIESTER 719 South 2nd Street Bass Wellave BERNADETTE PULGIANO 120 Parkside Road MONIQUE REESE 1411 St. Nicholas Boulevard Pom-pom Squad 9 REINUBIE IKE: 20 Randolph Road Pep Squad 9 JERI RICHARDS 608 Madison Avenue Chorus 9 Health Careers 9 Drama 10 Senior Class Council 12 BYRON KEITH RITMAN 612 West 8th Street ANGEL RIVERA 1370 East Front Street Kung Fu Baseball Golden Gloss Frasority MARILYN N. 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Resnick Diane Riddick Elizabeth Rifino Mrs. Gertrude Robinson Houston L. Robinson Mrs. A. L. Royster Howard D. Rozzelle Candy Rydberg Sam and Jean May and Linda Schaetzle Berni Schutzberg Eric and Toby Schutzberg Bishop Russell Scott : Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scruggs Mr. Arthur Sears, Jr. Mrs. Bettie J. Sears Mrs. Claudette Sears Ms. Lisa Shults | Mrs. Madeline Shults Mr. Solomon Simpkins Abraham Slater Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith Mr. Charles Smith III | Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smith Mrs. P. Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith, Jr. Willie T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sokolowski George Spaulding “The Spirit” _ Mrs. M. Stembridge Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stepney Mrs. Esther Sternberg Bruce Stewart Gayle Sullivan Virginia Summons Sunshine Sweetness Szalkowski Family K. ReeCee Tanks, 76-77 games C. late, Jr. Mrs. Carolyn Taylor Patricia Taylor John M. Terry George Tenebaum Mrs. Shirley Thomas and Daughter Diane Tice Mr. and Mrs. Tomcho Marilyn Tomcho Minnie Turman Otis Turman Anthony Tweedy Cheryl Tweedy Mr. and Mrs. George Tweedy Gloria Valentin Rene Valienté G. Vanderheyden Mr. and Mrs. Sal Verini 203 Mrs. Angelina Viano Mr. Votto Walteraini Studios Mrs. Carolyn Watson Mrs. Gloria Weisbrot Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wells, Jr. John Wells Mrs. Julie Wells A. B. Wertz Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Whidbee Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilcox Jean Wilcox Julie Wilcox Connie Williams Robert E. Williams Darleen Wirth Bell Wise Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Woodruff Janet Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. R. Yoshinari Norman Younger Renae Younger Tjameika Danielle Younger Mr. and Mrs. Zaragoza Julie Zazzara Lisa Zazzara ek oe a We were black, and white, and brown, and yellow We were men, and women, the aged, the young We played and sang ¢ And fens and danced x a Pca ac tla ere = Prot “ SAS ee tt LOW DENSITY ONE FAMILY LOW, DENSITY, ONE TWO FAMILY LOW DENSITY MULTI+FAMILY MEDIUM DENSITY MULTI-FAMILY HIGH DENSITY. MULTI-FAMILY COMMERCIAL- NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL-GENERAL COMMERCIAL- CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL OFFICE -RESEARCH RAILROAD UTILITIES PUBLIC SEMI- PUBLIC RECREATION OPEN SPACE POTENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL AREA POTENTIAL OFFICE RESEARCH SITE POTENTIAL LOW DENSITY MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL SITE EXISTING POTENTIAL POTENTIAL COMMUNITY MAJOR STREETS VOCRMESESSSAN | OES ELL Ce Hil ie Hi i maiihiiands COLLECTOR STREETS settee | te it | Rue PROPOSED ROUTE, 807 EXTENSION STREET CLOSING WMH