Millbrook School - Tamarack Yearbook (Millbrook, NY)

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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

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THOMAS REID HEATON 205 E. 69th Street New York City ENTERED Sept. 1949: Football '51, Track '50- '52g Glee Club ,49-'52g Silo '50-'51g Photographic Group '49-'51, Tamarack '51-'52, Photographic Editor, Council '50-'51, Smoking House Commit- tee ,51-,525 Fire Dept, '49-'52, Chapel Committee '51, Study Hall Supervisor '51-'52, Future generations of Millbrook boys will honor Tom for one thing: he was mainly responsible for the building of that venerable institution, the Butt Housef' Working for one whole term under the guiding eyes of Mr. Howard, Tom accomplished this mammoth task with the devotion of an inveterate smoker. Tom also was photographic editor of the Tamarack. He could frequently be found carefully snapping pictures at odd places, or conferring with Onan, Pathy, or Howe about some rare shot of Lee. Tom was a skier in the winter, and in the spring developed his discus arm and ran the hundred in off-hours. NICKNAMES Tom, Heat, Wild Wilbur, Tom-Tom. GREAT AMBITION To be a manufacturer of arms for revolutions. THEMESONG Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. PROFILE Photography . . . Discus Demon . . . and whatnotf' l 24