Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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3 CLASS OFFICERS President ......... Vive-President .....,. Sl'l'l'!'1dl'J' A .,,,. A Treasurer . Adviser , 1938-39 Don Boothby Harold McCollum Doris Schwanhausscr Don Hagemann Other Years 1939-40 Bob Seaman Don Hagemann Miriam Butler Jean Fedderman GEORGE HULL NELSON RICHARDS JEAN KERN JEAN EEDDERMAN MR. DUURSEMA 1940-41 Bob Seaman Bob Boeclecker Barbara O'Brien George Catallo

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MO Q WW Lf RUTH ALPER Accurate thorough dependable prompt' To whom but Ruth could all these adjectives be applied at the same time? ls it necessary to say that she was an excellent student? That implication is readily obvious in the one word Valedictorian -of the class of 42 N Ruth didn t study all the time either she was actne in vocal music and was secretary of the mixed chorus she was a member of French club and of the Mlllubeel staff as well as a participant in athletics Next year Ruth expects to continue study specializing in some phase of science perhaps combining a liberal arts and nursing course LORRAINE ANDERSON Geranium as she is known to her friends was one of the most charming hostesses of the class She was invariably found in the center of a fun loving group where her subtle wit and keen sense of humor were always at a premium A member of the girls glee club and mixed chorus for three years her clear soprano voice was familiar in all the concerts Lorraine s ambition is to become a kinder garten teacher her particular brand of gemallty and adaptability should serve her well in this career for which she expects to begin study next fall xl- HUGIHI AUSTIIN Hugh is the boy who thrilled the audience when he thunderously rolled on the kettle drums in the orchestra A member of the drum section of the band and orchestra he could be located readily by that rhythmic tattoo on any convenient desk When not busy with a cer tain lumor Hugh could be found tinkering with his little auto scqgter. In the summer his chief interest is sailing off. t coast of Cap Cod. 5 Hu h plans to study some phase of engi eerin ' his frien lin s and sense of umor sh ld carry him far. ' 'i H ' . .' qi U ' I i ' - - Join: BAILEY i Q . Can I give any of you a lift home? That was oe to a group of seniors after a long session of High Tor in which he portrayed a comical sailor. On the surface oe appears to be a quiet chap but he has a very jubilant and friendly air about him. Although he was not a band member the ivory keys tempted him to pound out a solid bit of boogie Woogie whenever he spied a piano. During the winter months, he was usually found frolicking on the skating pond with Tom or Stan-his two best chums. O!- Page 2 S