Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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tg i , PETER G. DIAMANDIS Peie A bit happy-go-lucky, Pete has won many friends as a result of his friendliness. As president of the Lead Foot Club. a select group of automotive cowboys. he has been enabled to fulfill with utmost speed his many obligations. Serious-minded when this spriit is needed. Pete is a member of the Senior Class Executive Committee. He was also found MARILYN MOLLY DORFLAUFER Dorf Take one head of beautiful red hair, two laughing Drown eyes. one sparkling personality, mix thoroughly. and you have Dorf. a tiny package of exuberance and charm. Aside from belonging to Spanish Club. Senior Chorus. and Hi4Tri she found time to help on the senior play prop committee. Dorf is usually seen in the M,H.S, hallways giving a friendly Hi to one of her many friends. After attending college. she plans to become a secretary. We know success will be hers because of her warm and friendly ways. in the ranks of the football and track teams. Pete is not sure what he wants to do after graduation. but his friendli- ness and ability will get him far. - MARY LOUISE DRUM Mary Lou Need a picture for something special? Well, see Mary Lou. and she will gladly take it for you. A member of the photography staffs of the Miller and Millwheel, she plans to major in photography at Ohio University. For variety in activities Mary Lou is an active member of Hi-Tri. Senior Mixed Chorus. and the Footlighters. Her acting ability was unveiled in her portrayal of the French land- lady in the senior play. Aside from all this. her marks. that earned her an Honor M in her sophomore year, would be a thrill for anyone to receive. Here's luck to you, Mary Lou. You're sure to succeed. JACK DUFFY Duff Size is no handicap to Duff. He can hold his own against fellows twice his size. During track season you can always find him busy tearing up the track to keep in shape for pole-vaulting. If Duff had had the time, we might have had a good center in football. Rifle Club. Hunting and Fishing Club. and just enjoying life keep him busy in school. In study hall he is frequently engaged in racing Sally. his midget race car, against Milly. His main ambition is to take the place of Iohnny Ritter. a diminutive. but mighty race car driver. 20

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flltcw ANDREY JANE DANIELS And Scoring baskets left and right. casually batting a home run. or leading her team on to victory are all typical of Aud. This year she is president of the Girls' Athletic Association. Not only does Aud excel in this field, but she has also served on the Student Council for four years. now being secretary-treasurer, and attended Suburban Conference Student Council meetings. On the literary side Aud has skillfully managed her job of girls' sports editor for the Millwheel. Possessing a great determina- tion and a willing spirit. Aud will be sure to achieve her ambition of becoming a gym instructor. . li' inf? E'N-1N,,...f.s ' Am, i am, gi, .H , . - . - - - ,w'm5. U-3-??J-Z-,,..1. ,,,g,,g. . K PALMER DAVENPORT HPGIQU Ever notice a tall. good-looking senior making love to all the girls from behind the counter in the cafeteria? Well. that's Pete. the 49ers undisputed Romeo. Besides running the Davenport Taxi Service, from which it is said. he draws a handsome income, Pete won letters in football and golf. the latter of which he captains. Pete is a 4 DOLORES MADELINE DE BLIS Dolores Have you ever wondered who aids Mr. Conover in that morbid little room next to the office? lt's none other than his student assistant, Dolores. Every morning she arranges the absentee notices and types them. Her secretarial ability is well-known. as she holds the office of president of the Commercial Club and has received a stenography award. After school hours Dolores rushes to Maplewood. where she works in a bakery. During the winter months much of her extra time is spent enjoying ner favorite pastime. skating. ln the future she hopes to become a private secretary. 19 member of: Hi-Y. Varsity Club. Miller Staff. and is active at Christ Church Young People's. He is also chief tests tube cleaner of the Chemistry Club, and has won the Honor M. Pete plans to go to college and then - e? Well. you can never tell. PASQUALE DE PAOLA Pai I did't do it! That's innocent Pat. Out of school again? He must be in Union seeing Ioyce. Don't let this confuse you. for Pat is really quiet and good'natured. as nis popularity. especially with the boys. indicates. lf you should notice all the shavings in woodshop. you'll prob- ably discover Pat. Mr. Lundigen's right hand man. is re- sponsible. Homework is a burden to him because he likes to spend most of his time skating at Morris and Essex. We're sure Pat will always have a good time and attain nis goal in life as well.

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1 CLAIRE GWYNN ENGLE Claire A warm-hearted, sincere, and remarkable girl. de- scribes Claire perfectly. She is a congenial friend who is always willing to sympathize while people relate their troubles. She excels in all she does, whether it be with cr cornet or singing with the Senior Chorus and Glee Club or Hi-Tri. An honor student, Claire holds an Honor M pin. She can usually be heard saying. Sure, I'll give you a ride! or planning a fun-packed. slumberless slumber party. Home economics has captured Claire's interest: and with her ambition she's bound to spell success. THOMAS HAHVEY FAIRFIELD Tom Who's that asleep in the last seat? lt's bound to be Tom. Although he may not be a whirlwind in classroom discussions. Tom can certainly circulate among the gang, chirping in on the bull sessions. Being especially adept at reading. he is a member of the Reading Club: out of this pastime he hopes to gain experience in order to pursue the career of his choice, advertising. Even though Tom takes a lefty attitude toward life he is still an active mem- ber of both the French Club and the Senior Chorus, where he can be heard giving out on the low scale. 21 .wvlg 4' X 'V U X . f , 1 , ' ' Z 44- fl f h . 'fl ,, '- l ' 1 I 'I r t, ,' ,ali , '. 'zz-1 ' hiv '? 'f 1 lg' 1 .i 4 e u 'J , any V gr 1 . .. t ls' s . - 17- 'L' , 'F' - ,- 5 ' V 1 I v v ROBERT THOMAS EVERS Bob Mr. Toan, where's the dinitro-oxylene? I have an experiment to perform. says Bob, our budding research chemist. His natural interests have made him a member of Chemistry Club and Professional Scientists Club, while he is also active in Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, and Varsity Club. One of the sharp-shooting snipers of the rifle team. Bob is also president of the Rifle Club. He demonstrated his ability when he played the part of the steward in the senior play. His pleasing personality and friendly atti- tude toward everyone will assure Bob success as a chem- ical engineer. NANCY ANN FELTEH Nancy Nancy with the laughing face suits this '49er pers fectly. Always ready with a witty remark, her contag- ious giggle spreads to all her surrounding friends. ln addition to high grades and winning an Honor M, Nancy still finds time to participate in various activities. Besides belonging to Senior Chorus and Girls' Glee Club, she is social chairman of the Hi-Tri and secretary of the Dramatic Club. With a French accent she pranced her way through the senior play as Therese. With her famous friendly manner Nancy finds her way into the hearts of everyone she meets.