Millbrook School - Tamarack Yearbook (Millbrook, NY)

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is-.wus sm. Q. cs UN MXJX . ' . , , ki DENNIS GAWTRY COLLINS Millbrook, N. Y. ENTERED Sept. 1945: Football '50-'51, Hockey '52, Track '49-'52, Bird-banding '45-'50, Post Office ,49-'51, Head, Zoo Squad '45-'49, Fire Dept. '49-'51, Tamarack '51g Milk Bar '47-'51, Glee Club '50-'52, Projectionist '50-'51, Study Hall Manager '47-'49. A sixth former who has spent nve years at Millbrook has good reason to feel proud. Dennis, however, has a record that has never been equaledg Den was here for seven. The elder statesmanl' of the form was an invaluable line man in football his last two years, as well as hockey goal-keeper, and field-events man in track. As head of the eflicient post office, Dennis struggled successfully with managerial difhculties, such as mail-snitching at recess, and ungummed stamps. His booming voice was a thrill to hear at Glee Club, and in the phone booth. Seven years? What will Millbrook do without him? NICKNAMES Den, Den-Den, Gawt, Denny. GREAT AMBITION Keep it clean. THEMESONG The World Ain't Big Enough For Me, PROFILE Body Beautiful . . . Pam's Man . . . Phone Call! 18 ! I

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41. 1 J ei A . ff-M4 .aallidgawe HERBERT GODAIT1 COHEN eefffff, ENTERED Sept. 1950: Silo '51-'52, Tamarack '51-'52, Glee Club '50-'52, Smoking House Com- mittee '50-'52g B. A. Club, original member '51- '52g S. O. C. B. M. S. Club '51-'52, Chemistry Asst. '50-'52, Football '50-'51, Basketball '51-'52, Baseball '51-'52, If this blurb were written for a Binghamton newspaper we would opt for the head- line Local Boy Makes Goodll' Herb's career at Millbrook was indeed a success story. He came to us as a fifth former but it didn't take him long to become one of the Boys, Herbert shone on the football field, the basketball court, and on the baseball diamond. He even beat Mr. Howard at pool, once. In spite of all these achievements, Herb will be best remembered by his classmates for his intense love of his home town, mentioned above. Like a doting mother's appraisal of her son, so sounds Herb's regard for the upstate town: Just Perfect. l NICKNAMES Godak, Glurb, Herbie, Herb, Hot Horse. GREAT AMBITION Ambition has its disappointments to sour us, but never the good fortune to satisfy us. -Franklin. THEMESONG I Warm So Easy So Dance Me Loose. PROFILE Chalking his cue . . . Moody . . . Binghamton weekends. 17

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ag YK Qfftfllt- Jo M HAEL DE 1 h 543 ad's enue rk C' 0 ENTERED . 1 8: Te ni Q-'52, Captain, A. N. R ronist 8-' 2 eadg Athletic Coun- ' cil '5 -' g l ' - 52, Glee Club '50-'51, 1 M' nes '52' 'l ar Sweepers '50 '52 Head' E! 9 xg e Trio '51-'5 J, r At any hour of the day or night, the silken troubadour of Millbrook might be heard plonking delicate melodies from the strings of his guitar, while memorizing those catchy chemistry equations. Mike, a restless soul, quietly organized the Two Guitars and a But- terfield Club in the first week of school and this supernational and elite trio was famous throughout the neighborhood. They even recorded several numbers, such as Mike's popular, Oh Nell. In the Butt House, Mike was a fixture beginning with the spring term of 1950. He was captain of the tennis team for two years, and also played junior varsitylfootball until he broke his head. Now that Miko has graduated, there is a real bang missing from our school. A NICKNAMES Dego, Mick, Mike, Miko, Dawg. GREAT AMBITION To reach the thirteenth step. THEMESONG So In Love. PROFILE Many loves . . . Send that guitar homei' . . . Screw-cut 19