Millbrook School - Tamarack Yearbook (Millbrook, NY)

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JOHN ALFRED LANGMANN Keene, N. Y. ENTERED Sept. 1948: Hockey manager '49-'50g Baseball '52g Library Committee '50-'51g News- board '49-'52, Headg Fire Dept. '50-'52g Chapel Committee '51-'52g Glee Club '51-'52g Milltones '52g Grounds Committee '50-'52g Prefect in the Dining Hall Dorm '51-'52, i l Long John was famous at Millbrook for his devotion to, and interest in the Little People: bennies, dogs, and faculty fry. At any waking hour Robert fas he was sometimes calledj might be seen charging about the campus with Kevin or Bozo jones in tow. john extended his genius for personal relations in his deft and able brains behind the force prefecting of the Dining Hall Dorm. He joined the Glee Club in his last year, and soon thereafter warbled his way into the select Milltones. We of the Form shall not forget the late parties chez john, or the soft marshmallows or the glowing fire. NICKNAMES Johnny, Long john, Langang, Robert. GREAT AMBITION To be manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers for twenty-five years THEMESONG Take Me Out of the Ball Game. PROFILE The Silent Member . . , Shy . . . Animal Lover. 29

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, , o I, 1 is yy ilflljrgyy 1 .W ANTHO Y HUBER fy Locust, N. Q T D Sept. 1948: Track '49g Football '50- kiing '48-'52, Captaing Glee Club '50-'52g , ltones '52g Baseball '52g Tamarack '51-'52g ilo '50-'52g Electrician Head '49-'50g Fire Dept. '50-'52g Athletic Council '50-'52, Wilt 1 Toni is the fifth Huber to graduate from Millbrook. He has kept up his family's skiing tradition by captaining the team both in 1951 and 1952. When not gliding down the slopes of Mt. Marcy, Toe busied himself with singing in the Glee Club and Mill- tones, and bashing opponents around from his center position on the varsity line. During his four years at this institution, Toni did a great deal, besides work. He left his mark upon Millbrook in many ways. NICKNAMES Toni, Toe. GREAT AMBITION To win the Olympic skiing championship. THEMESONG Lazybones. PROFILE Where's my mortar? noises in the night . . . Cynical. 28

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