Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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Qi , Q ,if gig. , ELG!! . . -v If 1 T r 1 4 ,N t fl-s---.W s I '- 4 fr-1 3-U pi, x O .e ' - v -.-, PETER FLANAGAN Pete In the short time that Pete has been a member of the 49er's he has wcn the heart of everyone by his good humor, his ability to take a joke, and his effervescence. His personality is a sure cure for anyone's blues, and his store of knowledge of various and sundry facts about automobiles would make him an excellent mechanic. Besides his regular studies, Pete TONY MICHAEL FRAZZANO Red Have you seen that bright red hair rushing toward Room 200 to beat the late bell in the morning? lt's Tony. You might also see him thumbing a ride down Millburn Avenue on his way to the village market, of which he is manager. Red, not at all shy, always finds on oppor- tunity to put his valuable two cents into the conversation. In the winter, after skating in Taylor Park with Vonnie. you'1l usually find him headed for Fiola's for a fine home- cooked meal. His plans for the future include becoming wealthy without working. takes an active interest in the Hunting and Fishing Club. He aspires to take a General Motors course in Detroit in the future and to become a licensed Pontiac dealer. it LOIS FREY Lo Lo is familiarly found strolling down the hallway greeting one of her numerous friends with a cheery Hi. Her agreeable disposition and friendly manner add fun to any party. Lo's various activities include Senior Chorus. the Footlighters, and Hi-Tri. She is also on the business staff of the Miller, of which she is the alumni editor. Her journalistic talent is given wider scope in the Millburn Item, as she writes the College Corner. Being on the Student Council and possessing the Honor M is definite proof that Lois will make Millburn High proud of her when she enters Endicott Iunior College in the fall. N PAUL FRIEDMANN Paul There is no I. Q. test made that can adequately test Paul's mental capacity. Any teacher who does not know the answer to a question promptly refers it to Paul, who is ready and eager to give the answer. He may be found going to Pop Toan's room to help make bigger and better smells. We won't soon forget his spine-chilling portrayal of Peter Lorre in Hi-Spirit. Because of his incessant classroom conversations, Paul has more than once found himself the object of a teacher's censure. Upon gradua- tion, he is going to college, after which he intends to enter the field of science. 22

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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.

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DOLOHES MAY FHITZ Dolores Dolores will long be remembered as the outstanding singer in our class, having sung many solos in talent shows and Senior Chorus. Her musical skill was displayed in her portrayal oi Mary during the Kris Kringle Play last year. Horseback riding and roller skating occupy some of the lime she has during the day. Her high school activities. Reading Club and Hi-Tri, round out the remaining time of this busy girl. We know Dolores will make the most of her singing ability and that with perseverance she will attain great heights. ' 3,-zt'5I1f 1 ., I -' pl MARILYN BERNICE GAINES Marny Due to her insatiable intellectual interests, the B in Marny's middle name has come to stand for Britannica instead of Bernice. Displaying good sportsmanship. she laughs this off and goes merrily on her way. Besides being a member oi Senior Chorus, Hi-Tri. and Girls' Glee Club. she displayed her musical talent by playing in the r ix JEAN DOUGLAS GALLAGHER Gallagher Always seen dashing from the Art Room to the stage with several paint cans in her hands, lean is one ol the talented artists in the class. The work she has done as a member ot the Art Service Club is superb. Iean's presence adds lite in the classroom or at any party. She applies her acting ability by portraying any character called for by the Drama Club. Her membership on the MiI1er's business staff and her leadership as its art editor are evidences of her ability and willingness to do hard work. Psychology holds future op- portunities tor lean as she sets out in her light-spirited. happy manner. 23 All-State Orchestra. After college Marny plans to do liason work. Ol course. she has received her Honor M and is keeping up her excellent grades. One sentence sums her up: lt the teachers don't know, ask Marny. FLORENCE ROSE GINBERG Flo Girls! Wait 'til I tell you ,.... That's Flo. full of pep, bursting with personality and friendliness, telling another ot her various adventures. There's never a dull moment when she's around. but Flo also has her serious side, as proved by her Honor M. Besides keeping up her grades. she is a member ot Chorus, Hi-Tri. and the French and Spanish Clubs. She also belongs to the Inter-Suburban Youth Council. Her future plans include attending college and then teaching in an elementary school. We know her wonderful personality and generous nature will insure her success. How could she miss?