Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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CLAUDETTE KEMPER A pleasing person is always a desired person Claudette, sweet and mild, arrived from Virginia'in her junior year. We admire this all-state hockey player for her dramatic talents and artistic nature which highlights in photography. Claudette can hold one spellbound with fascinating tales of her South American experiences cmd travels! This knowledge of the world's customs and lands will some day further Claudette as a competent foreign correspondent. Activities--Hi-Tri, Footlighters, G.A.A.. Senior Chorus, Rifle Club. Spanish Club. CHARLES IAMES KENLI-LN Where there's smoke, there's Chuck! Who could miss Chuck's booming bass voice. which won him a place in the All-State Chorus? Hard practice and natural ability have helped Chuck become an outstanding singer. Whether glad or sad. Chuck has a perpetual smile for everyone he meets. After graduation we are sure he will be a success in whatever he does. Activities-Senior Chorus. Boys' Glee Club. Millburnaires. DONALD HENRY KRAUTTER AUDREY WILSON KNOEPKE Love thy neighbor Audrey, known to the class for her industriousness. surprises us in ia number of ways when her quiet exterior suddenly comes to life among friends. Riding during spare hours, she cuts a really fine figure atop beauti- ful horses. With an Honor M to flaunt and with her nimble piano fingers. this secretary-to-be is headed straight for sure happiness. Activities- Hi-Tri, G.A.A.. Senior Chorus, Rifle Club, Spanish Club. A merry heart lives long Iust because they're crazy doesn't mean the whole world is! Hey. who just said that? Why, it must have been Don, that big, friendly senior. His warm, sincereu grin tells you that Don's easy to get along with, has lots of friends, and really enjoys life. Aiter he studies for the ministry. Don's sermons are bound to reilect his characteristic determination and good nature. Activities- Football. Basketball Qmanagerj, Baseball Cmanagerj, Varsity Club.

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IOAN MERWIN I ORDAN Who do you know in Heaven One oi the cutest and smoothest gals in our class is I. I., usually seen walking devotedly with Red, or cheering her heart and voice out at a sports event. As popular class secretar she wielded the en in the so ho Y P P ' more and junior years. In this capacity she demonstrated her understand- ing? iriendly nature. Activities-Executive Committee. G.A.A., Hi-Tri, Senior Chorus, Iunior Play Cushery, Bergues and Red Cross Service Committees. RICHARD G. KAMMERER A boy's boy and a man's man What's that loud rumbling noise down the hall? Gee. it must be Rit, nonchalantly pushing around visual aids equipment again! His easy-going manner, handsome features, and ruddy cheeks have caught the eyes oi many a lass: but Rit, never swerved by this, goes merrily along clowning, playing ball with the guys. and rootin' tor the Class ol '50. Activities- Hi-Y. Christ Church Cruilers' Guild. Visual Aids Club. Home- room Treasurer. MARK ANTHONY KANE Tough,, but oh so gentle Sure'n it 'mus' be Mark entertainin' the gang with an Irish tune or chasing pretty colleens clown the hall. Crowds oi kids gather around our fun-loving leader. Killer, not just because he's the broad-shouldered co- captain ol our football team, an understanding friend, or admired all-state athlete, but because ol Mark's magnetic charm and spontaneous shenani- gans. Activities-Football Qco-captainj, Baseball. Varsity Club. Hi-Y. Senior Chorus, All-State Football. CHARLES EDWARD KELLER Sophisticated Swing Are you In the Mood to meet our future poised Glen Miller? No. not Pennsylvania 6-SOOO. but Short Hills 7-3544 calls good-looking Ed to Ann. Ed's clever wit keeps 'em Stompin' at the Savoy while his diligent work on The American Patrol, M.H.S.'s Student Council, merits praise. Ed's re- cords continue to be unbroken as he views his Sunrise Serenade. Activities-Hi-Y Ctreasurery Student Council, Concert Band Ctreasurerj, Sen- ior Chorus, Football, Track. Iunior and Senior Plays. Christ Church Crucilers' Guild.

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WILLIAM SALEM LaLONDE III Willie, the hat What's that? You met a new friend? You say he was wearing a baseball cap and eating more than the rest ol the guys at the lunch table while good-naturedly relating a succession of anecdotes and statistics about every conceivable sport? He seemed to be the key rnan in every club in school? My friend, you've just met Bill LaLonde!!! Activities-Student Council, Hi-Y Cservice chairmanj, Christ Church Cruifers'. Guild Cpresidenty Porurn Club Cvice-presidentj. Basketball, Tennis. Senior Play Cbusiness managerj, Honor M. Play Qpublicity committeel, G.A.H ROBERT BENNINGER LEWIS IR. Look at the birdie and smile Get in and hold your hats! yells energetic, smart, and popular Bob as he prepares to take oif in his Chevie with a load of kids. One of the Senior Class's embryo magicians. Bob can really handle card tricks--and as if that's not enough, you should see what he does with math puzzles and photography! What a guy! Activities-Math Club. Photography Club Cpresidentj, Rifle Club, Chess Club. Professional Scientists Club. BARBARA LEWIS Dark Eyes Barbara, whose long dark eyelashes are the envy of many came to us in the ninth grade from sunny California Her love oi horses won her a camp riding instructorship, and straight true arrow shooting ability brought her a G.A.A. certificate. Barb, with a flair lor iashions and sewing talent is known round these parts for her genuine friendliness Activities-Hi-Tri, Bergues Service Council Senior Chorus Spanish Club Iunior RICHARD ALEX LOIVIAKIN The Caviar Kid Chug! Chug! Bang!! Guess who? Right' Its Dick in his delightful con traption. The Russian is perpetually found under the hood of the Mon ster but still manages to hold his job at the local AGP Dicks other interests include golf. bowling. and naturally music Coh those talent show performan ancesj. The iuture: lamily. successful architect and above all a new car Activities-Golf, Senior Chorus. Boys Glee Club