Millbrook School - Tamarack Yearbook (Millbrook, NY)

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EDWARD WILLIAMS, A.B. Englirb, Latin, Greek After graduating from Princeton with a B.A. degree in English-Classics in 1940, Mr. Williams went to Aus- tralia where he was invited to teach English and Latin at Geelong Grammar School near Melbourne. World War II interrupted this work and he enlisted in the United States Army. Later he became a major in the intelligence division of the Allied Headquarters under General MacArthur. Before returning to teach after the war, Mr. Willims was with business firms in Chicago. Bird work is his chief hobby. He came to Millbrook in 1950. W. ALAN GROVE, A.B., A,M. Engliih Mr. Grove received his A.B. and M.A. degrees from Miami Universityg later he continued graduate study at the University of Cincinnati. Upon obtaining his mas- ter's degree in 1934, he was appointed to the Miami faculty in the capacity of Director of Special English. He also held classes in composition and in literature. Mr. Grove came to Millbrook in 1950. ROBERT JOHN JONES, BS., Ed.M. Mazlaemazicr, Mechanical Drawing Mr. jones served in the Navy from 1941-1946, and attended Harvard and Boston University. He has taught at the State Veteranls School in Boston, and at the Cam- bridge School, Kendal Green, Weston, Mass., where he also coached varsity football and baseball. He is a mem- ber of the Harvard Board of Tutors, the Harvard Math Club, the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, and has published various articles in The Mathematics Teacher. At Millbrook Mr. jones coaches varsity track, and supervises the younger boys' sports. He is adviser to the Milk Bar, and the Model Makers and R. R. Club. JOHN MALLAN, A.B. Hifzary Mr. Mallan graduated from Scarsdale High School in 1945. He then went on to Colgate, where he received his degree in 1950. He did graduate work at Columbia Teacher's College, and then taught for a year at Hudson Falls High, Hudson Falls, New York. He was a scout- master while an undergraduate at Colgate, and he has brought his interest in this held to Millbrook, where he has held scout-training classes. His hobby is painting. He is coach of junior varsity football, and assistant basketball coach. GEORGE LABALME. JR., A.B. Englirla After graduating from Hotchkiss School in 1946, Mr. Labalme went on to Kenyon, where he majored in Eng- lish. He was with the Army of Occupation in japan, and stationed at the American Embassy in Tokyo for a year before he entered college. At Millbrook he teaches both III and V Form English, and helps with Mr. Pulling's VI Form class. He is advisor to the Mill, and has established the poetry reading group here. 8

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Fira! rou'-Onan, Van Dusen. Hood, Briggs, Heaton, Alexander, Pathy. Seroud mu'-Robinson Harris, Huber, Cohen, Howe, Henshaw, THE TAMARACK A.i1v0c'ia1e Edimrx Michael Degener, Forms Paul Hood, Activities Anthony Huber, Sports Pbnlograpbic Depfzrimefzl Thomas R. Heaton, Editor David Onan Ladislas Pathy Quincy Howe, jr. Edimr-izz-Chief Everett E. Briggs Mmzfzgifzg Edilm' Paul B. Hood Ar! Edilmir Everett Briggs Neal Harris Bf1.i'i11e5.r Deparfnzeuf Clay Alexander, Business Manager john Robinson, Advertising Manager john Henshaw, Circulation Manager Hugh Van Dusen, Treasurer 10