Millbrook School - Tamarack Yearbook (Millbrook, NY)

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.xy in X. . X4 V 11 K Q1 V 1 ,'A ' i .l-A E H, . 'LI l 'P f 'C' ,ly 'V' ' i te- A if ' J .' - yr . h u 1 I ,ff QENTEKED sept. 1947: Football '49-'52, Glee .'tl'Clubi '49-'52, Librarian '51-'52, Basketball '48- ' '52, Tamarack '49-,52, Managing Editor '51-,52g H Council ,47-'50, '51-'52, Milk Bar Board of Di- rectors '51-'52g Current Events Club '49, Riflery '47-'52g Milltones '52, Original Member Social Bens '48, Original Member B, A. Club '51g Dramatics Club '51-'52, Paul has always been a long standing asset to our Form. Ever since he came to Millbrook way back in the second form, he has shown his ability for leadership. He has been a Councilman most of his time here, he was one of the officers of the Glee Club this year, as well as a Milltone, and was managing editor of this book. Last summer he was one of the Three to go to Texas, where he picked up a southwestern accent, and a more or less keen sense of humor. So now, as well as being one of the foremost athletes and leaders of our class, he is also the class humorist. NICKNAMES Paulus, Bule, Gino, Tex, Goodo Hoodo, Schlang. GREAT AMBITION To dah with mah boots on, down in God's country. THEMESONG Temptation, PROFILE Howe's roommate . . . sniff, sniff, Robert Taft . . . Any- thing for a laugh. 26 t la j f'XJ,,,' xv' '. . E I I A , .Q f ' . - PAUE BJFUME Hoon M . ,IQ-I A V . IQ. by 'V I' Le Mo e Avenue Extension JJ ru M i Tix' Washington, Pa.

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JOHN H. HENSHAW 928 South Aiken Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ENTERED Sept. 1951: Hockey '51-'52g Track '52g Glee Club '51-'52g Silo '51-'52g Tamarack '51-'52g Refreshments Committee Head '51-'52g Football '51, Although Lucrative was a new boy this year, he still made quite a success of himself. Not only did he contribute to the considerable athletic prowess of the form, but also to the morale. If the form was in general bad spirits, all he had to do was walk into a bull session, and the prevailing mood would immediately turn into one of laughter. Jack also worked, not only on his studies, but on the Silo, and this illustrious publication. In fact, without his efforts in all phases of school life, our class could hardly have been the splendid organization it is now. -- nu. . NICKNAMES Jack, joke, Lucrative, Hawkshaw, Hen. GREAT AMBITION To get my light out from under a bushel basket. THEMESONG Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. PROFILE Louisville slugger . . . Pittsburgh Parties . . . D Track 25

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QUINCY HOWE, JR. 508 Ridgeway Street Champaign, Ill. ENTERED Sept. 1947: Football '50-'51, Baseball '51-'52, Physics Lab Asst. '51-'52, B. A. Club, original member '51-'52, Social Bens, original member '48-'49, Riflery '47-'51, Grounds Com- mittee '49-'51, Head, Athletic Association, Presi- dent, Sr. Boy-of-Day '50-'51, It is no exaggeration to say that Quincy will be affectionately remembered by all the members of our Class. Is it because he is a paragon of perfection? Certainly not. One thing for certain, however, is that Quin kept us laughing, sometimes because he wanted to, and sometimes because he just couldn't help it. There are those who say that, like Tit Willow, Quincy harbored some kind of a worm in his little insides. Be that as it may, his appetite was something to be marveled at. Quintus is as versatile a person as can be found in the Class. He took great interest in photography, fishing, the sciences, and athletics. In spite of all these concerns he still found time to spend Saturday eve- nings at Bennett. NICKNAMES Quince, Quin, Quintus, Ricardo V. Gonsalez, GREAT AMBITION To further the better interests of Texas. THEMESONG Goodbye My Lady Love. PROFILE Hood's roommate . . . Gnatty dresser . . . Unique laugh 27