Plainfield High School - Milestone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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1982 saw the launching of the PHS Aerospace program .. The Aerospace Club, Civil Air Patrol Cadet Squadron, and an Aerospace course. Exploring career opportunities, studying the science of flight, and constructing model aircraft are aerospace course and club activities. Our Cardinals are reaching new heights as their flight training begins. The original Wright Brothers aircraft. Marnie Jiminez, Sharise Cunningham and Tammy Middleton stand in front of the original Gemini spacecraft at the National Air and Space Museum. Garrett Turner, Diego Sanchez, Aaron Taylor and Steve Sawyer checking out a Navy A-4 Skyhawk bomber on the flight deck of the U.S.S. Intrepid. Raoul Alburg, Janathan Barnes and Aaron Taylor in front of a Mars Viking lander at the National Air and Space Museum. Left: Scott Deering, Eric Deering, Lee Wessells and Jonathan Barnes inspecting a P2V-5F Nep- tune Patrol plane aboard the aircraft carrier In- trepid. 11

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Aerospace Z At the National Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C. with a Viking space probe in the background, are Eugene Lawton, Erskine Osborne, Donald Johnson, and Stephen McQueen. 3 y 4 Robin Cummings and Kim Bazillo check out the giant “Man on the Moon’’ mural at the Washington Muse- Aerospace teacher Barbara Feldman and students aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Intrepid docked in the Hudson River. es: Restoration and storage of mary vintage aircraft occur at the National Air and Space Museum's special facility in Maryland. Here Richard Scheller stands near an early 1900 model. ease Exclaming excitement and awe at the complexity of a World War Il bomber cockpit is Sue Hendricks. This aircraft was viewed at the Paul Garber restoration ie facility in Maryland. Left: Hugo Saenz and other aerospace class members launching their Delta Dart aircraft models.

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Fans Of The Performing Arts In 1979 at the inception of FOPA (Fans of the Performing Arts), under the leadership of Mrs. Sheila Thorpe, the group was dedi- cated to present to the student body of Plainfield High School, theater and dance through both traditional and or creative works. Over the next four years of our exis- tence, we have produced a full length play, “Wine in the Wilderness”, several original compositions, ‘‘The Cone Heads at Christ- mas’’, the recent ‘‘Lunchroom Blues”, and a number of poetic dramatic readings with song and, dance, both original and pub- lished for assembly programs. Also, FOPA has entered and placed as high as fifth in Kean College’s Annual Poetry Reading Contest. Our current directions are varied, to con- tinue in the vein of the past, to expand our productions in conjunction with the newly formed Performing Arts classes, to add an on going dance group, and to begin a trav- eling company. With these goals ahead, Mrs. Thorpe has a dedicated troupe and other advisors to help share the load, Mr. Michael Mosley, Mr. John Smith, and Mrs. Laverne Jones. If we had a motto, it might be something like this, ‘Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.’ FOPA is doing it. 12 | can't read. How do you keep this place so clean? | will be on TV!