Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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.47 . if l A ,A ,-,rf '-as M .5 ' Ax N lggqfvv V .QQ DOROTHY ANN GODFREY Sis Ready for an arithmetic problem? Here's a very inter- esting one. Take one blonde head. add one sparkling smile, a slim figure. an agreeable, happy-go-lucky per- sonality, add them and what do you have? Dorothy God- frey, or Sis, as she prefers being called. Now add a fond- ness for swimming and knitting. a membership in the Com- mercial Club. an affinity for girls' basketball, and the habit of corresponding regularly with a certain person. and again you have Sis, We're sure the product of this problem will have a successful career in the business world. 1 4 MERLYN ESTHER GRABHORN Button Any Millburn football fan will agree that the March- ing Band would have been incomplete without the enthusi- asm Button has added to the drum section during the past years. As photography editor of the Millwheel this year she has shown her ability as an ardent camera fiend. Many unexpected pictures have been taken by Button, for she usually carries her camera with her everywhere she goes. During school she attends Chorus and Girls' Glee Club. Serving as social chairman of Hi-Tri uses her excess time to good advantage. No M. H. S. student will ever forget Button and Ioanne in their lolson-Crosby acts! WARREN WAGNER GRAY Warren No one seems to know if Warren is a natural obstruc- tion to the traffic in the upper hall. or if he just stands there to count how many people go by. At any rate, his height seems to give him that overpowering combination. whether he's perched high on the hill in baseball or swishing another one of those razzle-dazzle hook shots in basketball. A member of Varsity Club and vice-president of Hi-Y. he did a manifique job as the window cleaner in the senior play. Either dentistry or insurance may claim Warren next year. but we wish him loads of luck in both. JEAN BEVERLY HAGEMAN Jean In her own quiet way lean accomplishes wonders as circulation manager of the Miller, and when a brainstorm flashes. she's quick to carry out the inspiration. Her subtle wit and serious outlook on life help her accomplish her assigned task. She lends her abilities to various other activities. such as Hi-Tri, Girls' Glee Club. and Senior Chorus. and always comes out smiling. Although lean was awarded the Honor M and Miller certiticate. no one could ever accuse her of being a grind because she's always ready for fun. 24

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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?

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JN l CLARENCE ALPHONSE HALL lnjun Joe Lithe, agile Clarence is the pole-vaulting star of the track team. His lndian blood tthe reason for his being dubbed Iniun Ioe i seems to have put a spark of fiery enthusiasm into him as he performs the Indian rope trick which is executed with the end of a bamboo pole. He is a member of the Varsity Club and the Hunting and Fishing Club. Sonny just came to Millburn in his junior year. but his friendliness and ability to mingle easily have already made. him one of the mob. His next stop .,..,..... .. William and -Mary College. ' il f Nui' it .riltf ' I JEAN TABITHA HENNETT Jene A happy grin and clear blue eyes will easily identify lene as one of the cutest girls in the class. Her charming personality and character make her an ideal member of Hi-Tri. Her many talents appear as she sings in Glee Club or plays basketball or baseball for G. A.A. She is well known by the class dramatists as one of the girls who applied their qreasepaint for our junior and senior plays. Last summer lene was one of two girls representing M.H.S. at Shawnee leadership camp in Vermont. Next year she will attend Berkeley Secretarial School. 25 We A 1 mil. :A--'xt x ' WPI-5 of! ' N, - I A .,' f ' JOAN DOROTHY HANSEN Joan One can always find Ioan back stage painting away at a stage set or displaying her artistic ability on thc school windows at Christmas time. Most of her time is occupied by being secretary of the Art Service Club. but she still finds the opportunity to be active in Hi-Tri and G. A. A. As an outside interest she is secretary of Young People's at Wyoming Church and also manages to lead quite a social life. loan won the Honor M in her sophomore year. but she prefers to keep her ability hidden under u manner of reserve and modesty. ff' MAXINE HERMAN Max ln her senior year Maxine came to Millburn from Weequahic High School, where she was a twirler. a mem- ber of the Student Council, and the recipient of a letter for extra-curricular activities. Ioining Hi-Tri and Chorus. Max soon made her friendly personality and attractive appearance a worthwhile addition to our class. She is a member of the Interstate Youth Council and enjoys horse back riding and dancing the rhumba lor relaxation. Max looks forward to the day when she will graduate from Emerson College to become prominent in radio as a nar rator or MC. We wish her luck and know she will succeed in her chosen career.