Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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AVIS ELINOR HUMMEL Avis Quiet and attentive in class--yes. that's Avis. Vivac- ious. noisy, and a fun-linder-- that's Avis, too. Her sandy hair and blue eyes easily identify her when she is stand- ing in the hallway before 8:30, gabbing with her many friends. She was one of the girls who directed our senior play to such a smash hit. Chorus, Glee Club, the Foot- lighters. and Hi-Tri all keep her busy: but she is also a member of the Seventeen Advertising Advisory Board and holds the position of senior counselor at camp. Yes. Avis will be a success! Lina gif 1141 .ff I 1, f ' .- 1 Q 2 s l ii' 4 I' A A '--V un JOHN BARTON HUHD John Who could miss Iohn Hurd's sky-blue eyes and hearty laugh around the halls of M. H. S.? Iohn's friendly smile and cheerfulness have made him a popular leader among the students. who have elected him vice-president of the Forum Club, business editor of the Millwheel, and secretary of Hi-Y. He has maintained a high scholastic average KATHLEEN ANN JACKSON Kathie Quiet and unpreposessing are adjectives which can well be used to describe tall, slim, brunette Kathie lackson. Much of her extra school time is passed attending Senior Chorus and G. A. A. On Thursday nights Kathie presents herself at the Hi-Tri meetings. After 3:06 she can be found walking from school to the center with a group of her friends. Upon reaching their destination, the Dag. they indulge in their usual witty conversation. She has dis- tinguished herself in the Commercial Department. for she has in her possession both a typing and a shorthand award. Following graduation Kathie plans to go into nursing. 27 and won the Honor M. ln the fall and spring football and baseball take up most of his afternoons. lohn plans to go to college, perhaps Dartmouth. to prepare for a business career. MARY AGNES JACOBUS Agnes One half of the Iacobus team is Agnes. Although her quiet manner predominates her character, she makes her presence known at all Commercial Club meetings. Also a member of Hi-Tri. Agnes can be found talking to or listening to one of the girls before the meeting com- mences. Her outside activities utilize her extra time to a great advantage. After graduation she plans to go into the business field. She will probably be successful in her venture because oi her quiet and respectful attitude.

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. 71 x t-lfi'7 - ifxniaaln TR NJ. CAROLYN LAURA HEYMAN Tall, dark,- extremely active, and possessing person- ality plus describes Carolyn perfectly. lf she isn't dashing off to Hi-Tri, where she presides, or scribbling minutes of the last class meeting. she can be found by Bill's side. All this doesn't stop Carolyn- she manages to attend Drama Club and participate in Senior Chorus. Selected as an honorary usher by the Class of '48, she also scored a big hit in her portrayal of Cornelia in the senior play. Re- membered for her innocent humor and love of fun, Carolyn will always be one of the most popular seniors of M. H. S. history. Carolyn SLOVER KING HOLLISTER Slo Good natured and always smiling-that's Slo. He made his mark in sports as a charging tackle on the football squad and a talk-it-up catcher for the baseball team, earn- ing his letter in both. Holly is social chairman ol Hi-Y and a member ot the Varsity Club. His other activities include serving as Who's Who editor oi the Millwheel, as president of the Christ Church Young People's. and as vicepresident of the Crucifers' Guild there. lf you ever need a helping hand, you may depend on Slo. JEANNE PAHTRIDGE HODGMAN Hodge Listen for a loud laugh, look for a glimpse of long blonde hair, and you'll be sure to find Hodge, probably listening to a new joke or laughing over a previous one. An avid rooter for any oi the lVl.H.S. teams, she also lends her fine voice to the soprano section of Senior Chorus. Being a member of Hi-Tri and the Wyoming Young Peo- ple's keeps her busy every minute. And who could ever forget Hodge teamed with Button in their Al Iolson and Bing Crosby acts? In fact who could ever forget Hodge? i , , l JEAN ANNE HOLMES Jean There's no doubt it was California's loss and Millburn's gain when lean arrived here in her sophomore year. This peppy little cut-up plunged into a swarm of activities. Her certificates, such as the Business Award and Reporter's Award for the Miller, plus the job of Editor-in-Chief of the Miller are evidences of Iean's journalistic talent. She has often been seen on the stage lending her acting ability to the Drama Club. She still finds time to participate in Chorus, and attend Hi-Tri. Is there anyone who has not noticed this girl with such a warm, genuine smile for everyone? 26

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. - X kr X. l ' 'H ,Z X 4 W 15' X , Xu Y gh, -vas. -X N c . ,.. 'X s ci HELEN REESE JACOBUS Helen Helen. the other half of the Iacobus team, is known lor her active participation in Commercial Club and mem- bereship in Hi-Tri. During school time she also participates in G. A. A. Out of school she can usually be found swirling the pond on her ice skates or busily working in the Catholic Youth Organization. These activities ably round out Helen's outside interests. Typing comes easily to this sedate girl. as can be easily shown by her typing awards. After graduation her typing talents will be put to good use in the secretarial field. NANCY ANN JOHNSON Nancy There is more to Nancy than meets the eye. Her naturally curly blonde hair, for which she is well known, is the envy and despair of all the senior girls. Nancy is secretary of Young People's at Christ Church and a mem- ber of Hi-Tri and the Hilde Club. When this salty skipper is not thinking of Maine and her boats, she is thinking about her future college life. We have certainly enjoyed her quiet intelligence and friendliness. Best of luck. and we really mean it when we say you deserve the best! WILLIAM HARRISON JEMISON Bill Who's that tall. dark senior usually accompanied by Carolyn or seen presiding over Student Council meetings? None other than Bill. whose quiet but pleasing personality covers a variety of interests. A member of Hi-Y for three years. Bill has proved to be an outstanding guard on the gridiron. As president ol the Student Council this year. he has shown great qualities of leadership and a real interest in the student body. Surely a boy with such ability, poise, and character will be long remembered as an outstanding figure in the Class of '49. ' s CYNTHIA FOSTER KAIN Cyn Wasn't the make-up in the senior play simply mar- velous? Well. meet the chairman ol the make-up com- mittee, Cynthia Kain. Cyn's not only a make-up artist. but she adds the sparkle to every group with her bubbling laugh and love ol silly things. As a member of the Girls' Glee Club. Senior Chorus. and Hi-Tri. she is kept busy: but she still has time to cheer for all Millburn's teams and drive her car. As for the future. Cyn wants to attend college and study merchandising. Wherever she goes. she will undoubtedly be surrounded by friends. 28