Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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Presldent Wxlham Wall Vlce President oseph Pepe Treasurer Marjorie Monaco Secretary Barbara Betsch Ady rser Mr Urban SOPI-IOMORE CLASS ROSTER Adams John Andrews Davld Barley Peggy Barry Jane E Baxter Wxlham Bennett Donald Berberxch Lnlhan Betseh Barbara Boehm Murxel Bromley Marjorle Broyy e Audrey Broyy n Bernice Brush Betty Butler Connne Canyano Angelma Callahan Patnena Carey Dons Catullo Mildred Chlaray allo frank Chxoy arou Joseph Christensen ack Class ody Creter Dorls Cus mo Connie Daly Thelma Darroyy Thomas Du ns Audrey Page 18 DEha John Dempsey Ahce Dleffenbach Jean Douglas Thomas Doyle W1ll1am Drew Betty Drummond Ruth Edgcomb Robert Emery ohn Fay Colt Fnola Mary Fxsher Muriel Foulkes oan Franke Erna Galbrauth Harriet Galhtelh Sam Genung Clarence Graeff Dorothy Granger can Gloss Albert Hann Charles Haskell Robert Helser ack Hennznnger Jean Ann Henshayy R my Herman Franklin Hershey Esther Hindenlang, Gus Hoke, Rosalie Jaeger, Walter Jegerlehner Ruth Jenkms Arthur ohnson Peter Ohnson Wllllam unge Emd Kaesshaefer Lols R Kelhngton Eleanor Kenneally Xxrglnla Kung Ralph Klebold Thomas Krauss Audrey Krextler Florenee Kurtz Gladys La Master ane Lanterman Chfford Llncoln Robert Macee John Macmnllan Dorls Mallett Janet Manterno Concetta Marcantomo Albert Marketta Rocco Marketta Rose Marrlson Joy ee M Masella Eugene Mauclone Mxckey Vlazurkn Edvym McCabe Joseph McGall1ard Dayld McLafferty Taylor Memory Robert Menem Fulton Merrnck Marxan 'VIlel7mer Dorls Muller Allce Nlmer Marlon Monaco Marlorne Moshure anxee P Mott Janet 'Mueller Marlon A Muller Margaret Nluntz Carol Myers Daylel 'Xnendorff Rty Noryyood Mary OBr1en Ray A Otto, George Parsil, Dorothy' Paskow, Nevin S. Passarelli Mary' Pepe Joseph Pfnster Marilyn Pnckard Ruta Pohcarpxo Ralph Pohcarpxo Vmcent Prltchard Ruth Prltchard John Remman Robart Remgar Shlrley Rxmback Vvnllnm Rubly Jamce Russo Antomette Sanders Betty Schmndt Robert Schroeder Mnlo Sexdensehwarz Andrew Semor David Sheppard Joan Sxlbersack Walter Sxppach Rxchard Smlth eanC Snowden Robert Sorensen Allce Stevens Wnllxam Stone Alfred S Syyltek Helen Syylft Lee Tavlor May Thomas ohn Thompson Peggy Tyler Ann Ty rnyer Donald Xreelmd Walter Walker Charles XX all W1lham M Walther Henry M Ward Jean Ann Ward Robert Wemert ane Whlttemore Jean Wooten Charles Leon XVottr1eh Paul Wrnght Jane Yannotta John Herkes Shnrley . 1 1 , Y Y J A 14 , j J . 1 J x . . . 5 3 1 1 A ' V . X 5 ' Y ' 9 K ,Y Y U Y 5 3 Y V . ,,.. 1 , s 1 xl i 'l V I , ,,,, , 1 ,1 . , , 1 1 ' 1 7J U - 1 J 1 . . 7 3 ' ' . 1 . . V 7 A 11 . X 1 . P 9 7 3 , 5 ! G , . 1 , 1 , ,J . 7 1 L , , Y ' . VQ 1 . , . Y ! 1 1 ' r ' 1 1 S 1 V 1 1 1 X 1, r , r - ' 1' .Y ' 1 - r- 1 ' ' , ' ' ' 1 . , , 1 y 1, X 7 s 1 ' . . . . 7. , 1 , 3 A Y .I - 9 , , , , 9 ' ' rr 5 7 . , .. Bowkley, Harry Erxckson, Ella , Toole, Patrncna r 1 1 1 V , I , . . y 1, ., , . . 1 1 ' r 11 V . . i . .x . .1 . y ' ' ' ' 1 V .1 , 1 1 ., . . ' 1 7 9 A 'v 1 '1 1 ', ' , , . x . .V i. . .' 1 , ,, .. V 1 4 . . ' ' .. . . A , 1 , , , ,y 1 , . 1 1 ' 7 ' ' . 7 7 V 1 1 , 1 , . ' 1 . J 1 1 1 ' . . . , A . , , J Y Y , ' , I 'Q 7 ' ' 1 1 .. 1 1 Y 1 . . '. J. ' . a , -J , 1 ' , ' ,.' ,MJ A..y' t, , .x 4 1 1 1 ' Y 1 V V, Y u 1 YY ' A , . 1 v Q X v 1 v ' R .' ' 'f . 1 - , . . 1 1 1 ' y . 1 - . ,y .1 - 11 1 1 1 V, .. .1 - -v , ,1 9 . 1 1

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fy ff 'K I' N S gwwyw L l ' X i ' ' Ml L lf l UV' 1 X + ff -,pail Llvuw ' XL t.,a ?'! rliwrfjp N V i 6 ! sLy.il.,i'iJ',,'Li'l'iii f yum IV il,-Yi. E u X i ' N Realizing that we had a difficult year ahead of us and a name to live up to, we juniors elected ofhcers who would lead us to bigger and better successes: Austin Lohse, presidentg Janet D. Richardson, vice-presidentg Lorraine LaTourette, secretaryg and Mildred Spencer, treasurer. The first important event came on October 24, when we proudly gave our junior dance, the motif of which, without doubt, will be long remembered-dashing carica- tures of our football players. Kris Kringle Day-December 23. Ah! Whaxt a day! We certainly did ourselves justice this time. Under the direction of jimmy Phillips, the work of bringing a merry Christmas to many of the towns weo le went off smoothly. The service included baskets . l P . of food, and the collectin and re airinv of toys for children. In addition, the ori inal S P is . 3 play, given each Kris Kringle, was written by our own Enid Mclsafferty, and the cast was filled by other members of the class. The air was filled with delightful music on February 9, the night of the fifth annual band concert, with twenty-three juniors participating and sharing the spotlight. Now, the night of nights, March 27l Back stage, you would have found us shiv- ering in our shoes , waiting on edge for the curtain to rise. This time, we broke the