Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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ROBERT MARSHALL DOBBIE With a hearty Fore! , Divot-digger Dobbie tees off once more, and a squarely hit ball sails down the center of the fairway. When not on the links pacing the golf team to victory with his astoundingly low scores, this likeable fellow mi ht be encountered at a Hi-Y or Varsity Clui meeting, puncturing bull's-eyes on Rifle Club targets, or racking up points for his intramural basketball team. Membership in the Student Council rounds out Bob's activities program. Don't be surprised to read ten years from now some- thing like Dobbie captures National Open or 'Debbie outshines all competitors in winning P. G. A. Championship! BEVERLY JOAN DORSCH Did you see her in French Club? Do you know who the Prop Chairman of the Iunior and Senior Plays was? Surely you have been aware of the hard-working Secretary of Hi- Tri, Club Editor of the MILLW HEEL, and you couldn't have missed those humorous edi- torials in the Millerl There she is, grace- fully making a bull's-eye in archery or ex- pertly shooting a basket in basketball. I'm sure you know her. She's tall, blonde, wistful Bev Dorsch, liked by everyone, and is, as 5Hou can see, a very active member of our c ass. BEVERLY ANN DOWNEY Known as Bev, this friendly girl is active' in the Drama Club and Hi-Tri. One of the knittin fiends of the Senior Class, Bev also befongs to the Knitting Club. In winter she dons a pair of skates and is seen skimming across the ice most anytime. Bev enjoys play- ing the piano and dancing. Many a girl wishes she were as tall as Bev. On her, the new look goes well. Bev plans to go to colle e, but as yet she has not definitely decidbd where. As an extra-curricular ac- tivity she twirls the baton. BARBARA JANE DRUMMOND Drummie may be short, but her winnin smile and friendly HH are noticed around M. H. S. She enjoys sin ing and belongs to the Chorus and Girls' Ciioir. After school you can find her participating in sports or ending a hand on the Math Help Squad. Among her other activities are Hi-Tri and the Drama Club. She is usually seen breezing down the hockey field for a goal, shooting for a point in basketball, or running around bases in softball. Even though she is kept bus with these activities, she has time to think of nursing, a field she plans to enter after graduation.

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MARIE'I'I'A JUNE CURREY As we look into our crystal ball, we see that in the past Iune was a member of the Commercial Club and the Dramatic Club- in the past and present it was lunior and Senior Chorus and Hi-Tri. Ping, Iune's playing cupid. lt never fails. Every spring and fall she's out with the Archery Team, making bulls'-eyes. We look deeper into our crystal ball and find her roller-skating at Morris and Essex-what's this? She's skat- ing with a Frenchman! Oo-la-la! Our crystal ball is aglow with the future, full of happiness. CARMELA MARY D'ANDREA Need a friendly smile, a cute remark, or just a sunny atmosphere? Send for Millie, who will probably be hurrying down the hall with a stack of neatly typewritten papers. This young Miss has participated in many activities, such as G. A. A., Chorus, and Red Cross. She has also served as Typing Editor of the MILLWHEEL. Whether itls making a point for her team in basketball or rushing down to Springfield, Millie has shown her liking for love and sports. We're sure her rand personality and cute looks will help Eer attain her ambition as a secretary. GERDA PRUDE DAVIDSON Coming to us from Portugal in the seventh grade, Gert soon became accustomed to the routine of Millburn High. Her sunny nature and friendly smile have endeared her to everyone. She is known for her corny jokes and silly remarks. Gravel is an active member ofthe G. A. A. and the Chorus. She is also a member of Senior Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, and Hi-Tri. After graduation she intends to live in New York and attend a business school. CHARLES DEY One of the best all-around athletes in our class, Doc won ten varsity letters at Millburn. President of the Freshman class, he also served three ears on the Student Council. In addition lie was Vice-President of the Varsit Club in his Senior year and Captain of botlli the basketball and tennis teams in the same year. On the gridiron, opponents found it no picnic to try to run through his tackle osition, for he is a sizable gent who plays liis position to the limit. In addition, Doc was a Hi-Y member for three years.

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