Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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Qalleqancfg ' Raomr-Scene KITCHEN CREW Standing, le!! to right: Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Rei- man, Mrs. Weidner, Mrs. Palson, Mrs. Fal- zarano, Mrs. La Master, Mrs. Dorothy Bals- baugh, dietitian. 'a bg K 4 1 l x i ,.... YY The Galley Mates- At Work Behind the Scenes. GROUNDS MEN Standing on ground, lei! to right: Ice Gilbert. Slim Linderman, Bemie Cunningham. On truck: Ralph Saladino. Carl Bergman, Frank Carr. lurid als-1 IANITORS Left to right: lake Aronin, Tony Buio, Duke O'Hara. Phil Delano, Bill Kaiser. They Keep the Ship Trim. f-, wc , .QE -,,., . - .. A

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A sight to dream of not to tell. l deed Betsy is a pretty sight! He sparkling eyes and ready smile make her a friend to all. Among the many activities which keep her valuable time occupied are Hi-Tri, Senior Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, and the Red Cross Club. She also lends her pleasant voice to the Christ Chruch Choir. Col- lege is included in Betsy's plans alter graduation from Millburn High. ELIZABETH LEE ALFORD n. STUART MAJOR ANDREWS Who's the good-looking senior with the dark hair and friendly smile? Surely, it's Stu Andrews, one oi the Daniel Boone clan oi the Class of '52. When there's ice on the pond, Stu's on the pond for hockey. When there ond Stu brin s out is no ice on the p . q his fishing tackle. For diversion he also In school he is a enjoys hunting. member ol the Senior Chorus. We're certain Stu's personality will bring him success at college. t , I .-W' t t A ' 'J ,A I 5 t V A 4- - 1 fl I x Q4 I ,l to I I t J I fl ' lx ! 'I . l. ' X l j fx . P , l A, ll U J' 'V J K 5 Jo. N ALl'.,lSON ,fx f I ' Ilong beiremembere as 'Nl o e cgllle utstanding singers in our She has :anticipated in many l mel . , lt t owsl s g' solos in Senior K . . . . r us t parties Besides offering her 4 sery s lO'Hl-TI! and being program chdi man qffher homeroom. Io Ann is 'memberl ol the Senior Octet and rls' Glee Club. Her future includes college. where she plans to major in speech and music. 3 org? nd is a ays wrllmg to sing BUHTRAM WILBERT ANDERSON Prediction: Our Burt is going to climb far up liie's ladder of success. Reason: His dynamic personality is supplemented by many well-rounded in- terests and abilities. Examples: He was president of his class in both his junior and senior years, vice-president of the Wyoming Young People's, honorary usher, and a member of Hi-Y. Among his activi- ties are Senior Chorus, Boys' Glee Club. the junior and senior plays, Foot- lighters, and basketball. With college as a goal and a background like this. how can anyone go wrong? JOHN de COURCY ANTRIM Iohn is sometimes hard to find be- cause of his quiet way. However. ii you need a helping hand. he is al- ways ready to pitch in. A member of the International Relations Club, he is an authority on current problems. In his spare time he can be found per- iecting his swing on the golf course or just fooling around with photo- graphy. Though Iohn has not yet de- cided whether he will attend Lehigh or M.l.T.. he has his sights set on a career in civil engineering. .sf s f t. lg K f . f ' 'W H---'. 11: -' , , b .,.. , .i....,, K my p ' , 'T' ' 'li K ' , - . Hi ? :iff --S s ,, -- I V it fg Q' -. :Q til - --W.,fizwi'iiifi2t'Sg,.gi551:g.5g1a., ga Z .g .- .:'::1wg ' Plizwzs,.'tgt.iwHfw ' . .. 44 - :f7'fXi.vi9If'E5tW?'2iS3'i gy.gff'Fli -- ' l ' he f Q-fefliiw fiiiilii X 'f1hsswf5gKZ.' f' 'M aize jnggge' litgsfitttiikg. iq - it D i K ' If t KP 5 a . fe? 1 .fill . . , ,ff ,X ' nY,iif . .L X t is i st 'Sui