Millbrook School - Tamarack Yearbook (Millbrook, NY)

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SERGE MAXIMILIAN FEDOROFF Middletown Springs, Vermont ENTERED Sept. 1945, departed 1946, returned 1947: Football '49-'51g Skiing '49-'52, Track '50- '52g Ionosphere Project '47-'50, Physics Asst. ,49- '52, Headg Projectionist Committee '48-'52, Head, Dance Committee '50-'52, Fire Dept. '50-'52, Rifiery '47-'52, President, Social Bens, original member '48-'49, In spite of his prowess in many and varied athletic activities, Serge will be remem- bered as THE radio expert of the school. He literally made the things talk. When not pouring over his books, or engaged as Mr, Team on the football field, or soaring from the ski jump, or tangling with a vaulting pole, Sergei could be found in the physics lab where he functioned as Number One Assistant. Oops! We almost forgot. Serge served as financial expert for the Dance Committee, and was a prominent member of the bass section of the Glee Club. NICKN AMES Serge, Sergei, Fedorovski. GREAT AMBITION To be a hamf' THEMESONG Beautiful Dreamer. PROFILE Late study , . . Electronics enthusiast . . . Athletic 21

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JEROME ALBERT EISNER 74 Greenacre Avenue Scarsdale, N. Y. Smoke House Rebuilder '51g Tractor Squad '51 '52, Riilery '49-'52, Chem. Lab Asst., Head '51 '52, Singed Sunova Society '51, Ierry's career at Millbrook was full of thrills and chills. His most notable and spectacular escapade was the burning down of the school's old and Hightless airplane, the joy of the motor-mechanics. In his spare time he Hew his own smaller, brilliantly colored model airplanes 'round and ,round the campus. Many boys have had to go to the infirmary for stiff neck treatment as a result of watching jerry. As a lab assistant, Jerry was superlative. Some say that he discovered fifty ways of making gun powder. He will be most remembered, however, for his marvelous work in running the ski tow. We don't know how he did it, and there is no one to replace him! NICKNAMES jerry, Eyes, Gerry, Icener. GREAT AMBITION To be a manufacturer of used cars. THEMESONG I Didn't Know the Gun Was Loaded. PROFILE BANG! . . . Model boy . . . Mechanical Genius. 20 ENTERED Sept. 1948: Ski Tow Operator '50-'52

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RUFUS STOCKTON GOODWIN Curtiss Hill Sandy Hook, Conn. ENTERED Sept. 1947: Flag Officer '47, Store Committee '47-'52, Mill '49-'52, Editor-in-Chief, Honor Roll '49, Fire Squad '48-'50, jr. Boy-of- Day '48, Social Bens, original member '48, Stu- dent Council ,47g Glee Club '49-'52, Counselor '51-'52, Baseball '49-'52, Hockey ,50-'52, Co- captaing Football '51, Rufus has during his five years at Millbrook established quite a record for himself. He was a letterman in football, hockey, and baseball, as well as captain of the hockey team, he was frequently on the Honor Roll. As Editor-in-Chief of the Mill, Rufus created a sensation, revolutionizing the magazine by making it interesting. He was head of the store committee and helped to give the store its best record ever. In the little time he had left over, Rufe could be found strumming on his guitar, a blank faraway look in his eyes, chanting weird Egyptian songs he claims he learned on his expedition to Alexandria last winter. No doubts about it, Rufe managed to get quite a lot done, while at Millbrook. NICKNAMES Rufe, Rune, Goofus, RSG, Reef, Ruff. GREAT AMBITION Pant-pant THEMESONG It Isn't Fair. PROFILE Deep Qthinkerj . . . Poet of the Future . . . Hockey flash. 22