Millbrook School - Tamarack Yearbook (Millbrook, NY)

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-X : fe, I- fvy T- Qs 1, ,, 1 YQNL aux f' gi A' VK ' v el- - f .1 .- 5 : -, . I , Aw 4 - . , ll .I 1 lvl Il, .JJ - ,' KK . A 1,1 , lp, 1 ,.,. A .- .. , bo I t Q. 'Q ' . tgttgfxfl L,,U,q.1.-- I Q4 i DAVID LORING WHITMAN Douglas Road Chappaqua, N. Y. ENTERED Sept. 1948: Zoo Squad '48-'52g Bird House '51-'52g Biology Lab Asst. '51-'52, Co-head, Glee Club '49-'50, Football '51. Dave was in evidence all over school all of the time, travelling at top speed. Brilliant in any mathematics course, he was especially known for his lucrative questions tlwich he never failed to get a lengthy answer, thus avoiding a possible quiz. Whit was one of the most faithful disciples of Natural Science. He was an active member of the zoo squad, and a steady with the bird-house building. He also played varsity football, and his tremendous flying tackle in the last minute of the last quarter of last year's last game will not be forgotten by his classmates. NICKNAMES Twitch, Dave, Whit. GREAT AMBITION To go to Tahiti. THEMESONG Brazil.,' PROFILE Active . . . But, sir fsighf' . . . Born Brilliant. 38

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JOHN BARCLAY WEBBER 10 Billings Avenue Rutland, Vt. ' ENTERED Sept. 1949: Football '51g Skiing '50- '52, Baseball '52, Strong Box '52, Silo '51-'52, sports editor, Guide Committee '51-'52, Head, Glee Club '52, Fire Dept. '50-'51, Biology Lab Asst. '49-'51, Meteorologistg Sixth Form Coun- sellor '51-,52. In the middle of last winter while some guests were being shown through the school, the party was arrested for a moment on the first floor of the New Dorm by the strains of Beethoven's 19th Symphony. The inquisitive guide opened the door to discover the source of the music, and there sat Swibac, reading a ski magazine. john invited the little company in and chatted for an hour or so about Vermont, the Red Sox, skiing, and life in general. At the end of their visit with john, the visitors left the school highly impressed, although somewhat confused. Their son is applying for admission to Millbrook next September. NICKNAMES Swibac, Webe, Pico. GREAT AMBITION To own Sun Valley. THEMESONG Anytime PROFILE Mary's brother . . . Novel Narrator . . . Well, now, gen tlemenf' 37

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lfDlQ - , XXX yi wig Mk K iw-J Ntoxl K OLLUB OX-all JTGQ I , ., i If lllxllfz . MICHAEL PETER ANTHONY WINN 755 Park Avenue New York City ENTERED Sept. 1948: Glee Club '50-'52, Library Committee '48-'52, Music Room Committee '49- '52, Head, Barn Committee '49-'50, Rifiery '51- '52g Current Events Club '49-.52g Track '52, Silo '48g Sr. Boy-of-Day '50-'51g Smoking House Com- mittee '50-'52, llxlltllfmp ld Despite his fiat denials to the contrary, rumors have reached us that Mike will shortly sign a contract with BBC for a weekly rendition of his specialty, le hot jazz. Mike is a high-ranking graduate of the Hunter School of Music. He pinch-hit for Mr. Abbott at morning prayers so often that hymn 355 Q All Hail j is as familiar to us as the Lord's Prayer. Mike was a member of the Glee Club for two years and kept the library in order for four. After four years at Millbrook, Winnie finally decided to make the U. S. his home. England will regret her loss! NICKNAMES Mike, Winnie, Wick, M. P. A. GREAT AMBITION To make out. THEMESONG In Old New York. PROFILE High Society . . . Musical . . . P. A. 59