Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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MARLENE RUTH CANNON Summit's loss was Millburn's gain. for Mar came to us in her sophomore year from our neighboring community. Her cute looks, ability, and easy grace are noticed by everyone as sho marches down the field. In addition to being a most able majorette, she be- longs to Hi-Tri, Iunior Red Cross, and Officials' Club, and spends a lot of time improving her bowling score. Marlene's future plans include nurses' training. in which capacity her sweet smile is certain to cheer up many patients. ii- ' K MYRNA CHERIN Another bull's eye! Myrna has help- ed the G.A.A. archery team to another victory. If you go into the Art Room. you'll find her scoring another direct hit. painting and drawing for the Art Service Club 'and Millwheel art staff. She can also be seen at Hi-Tri and Footlighters' meetings. eagerly contri- buting new ideas. She participates in all these activities, yet still found time to earn her Honor M. Best of luck to a future teacher! LAUREEN ANN CARVER Attention, Airlines Unlimited: In an- swer to your inquiry, we wish to in- form you that we can recommend an aeronautical secretary who will satis- fy your requirements. Laureen Carver is a college graduate. While attending M.H.S. she was vice-president of Hi- Tri. homeroom chairman, Miller mailing editor, Mrs. Petmore in Sky High, and a member of the Footlighters, Senior Chorus, and Girls' Glee Club. We shall indeed be honored to have Laureen in your organization. ARNOLD MARVIN CHERIN One of the beleogured laboring stage techs, Marv enjoys the thrill of being one of the backstage Iohnnys during the performance, although instead of a bouquet or candy, his hands are usually holding sets or hoisting ropes. Besides this, after school Marv can be found on the football, basketball. or baseball squads. His outside activities include Hi-Y, photography, and fishing. Marv's plans for the future are as yet uncertain. but we predict a rewarding future for him. j A? n 2 J . . 'I A N . 4 1 f' - L 1 , k K ,X I f .vi v H, l ,- KI, My . .- .Lt .C--ivy a, 'XM It qt by . by yd gow f 1 VL J 'I SJ JL, . M ' it no t , ' fl HARRY CHERNIKOW vvfll' ' . . Who could forget Harry's inimitable portrayals of Mr. Mundy in Sky High f .gi g and Dr. Chausable in The Importance A- 3- of Being Earnest? Who could help ' ' 1 hearing Harry's tickling of the ivories Q in the Concert Band and talent shows? xpz V Who could help liking Harry, whose cheerfulness and pleasant disposition I have won him many friends? Certain- ' V ly not the Class of '52, for we will al- Qi ways remember Harry as one of the friendliest and most affable people we . have ever known. , Q, . 'ii sfblff 4

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H11 'V if ' 2',,74-C4',w4-J'1 -'5'-50'f cz9': ' X -.4 ff - I 1,1 'A QQQA-'vw' 1442 -,-,..-wg' 41-9 r.f'C 'k Z7 TJ CI'C-C' ' I I I 'da' 'Q' If'.f -1-ff'g,,,' ,-.-f' -.s ,, v .. -Q, ' 1,5-v, R-o Kh' i , , L- ' Y '11-dw, I I, Q V f ,,',.,,' MARLENE LORETTA BOILLAT i -,L,V f 1g ,- ...4 . G f f I ,J. Marlene is our proof oi the adage- : is - wffx IL 1 u . . A gg I 4- 1 f A pleasing person is always a desired J6r-rfaizfmrucss Pefson- AS ff msmbef Of the Girls' 2n,3g1fiifa55ge.,.f ,rrri Q V fu Glee Club and Senior Chorus. she has V' Undfjlffedlv the niost qologlg gem- diligently blended her voice and lent H ff ber vo e semor cfxss 'S 1 , em' her assistance. Though president ot 4 'figs' Blems' UI 'he ls kflqwn' is fe' French Club and a member of the Mil. - aowflei tsrlhlsh enfimnimg c1?uc?' Ier advertising staff, Mar still found .gl ss- eeexlsn ,G 1 :iz 5' doug ' fain 9 :E time to gain her Honor M in her soph- ddydd hxlpyirxhzzneninl evc:'Y xcywlhe gcan. omore year' Herels to.her success in L -Q -- H - Bm is U S onsmun thou h and the Latm American Institute! We know - ' .P . g she'11 be a very capable language sec- s through. playing varsity football and t A' track and recreational basketball. His re ary' xx E s 1 if 1 m FY 4, Q ri -5 Q K ' Alf fs 1 f ' is 1 r sw . A, ? .... v..,,.7i . 4. ', ' . Us 'eiqlfl -,ff- I fa: sigh f is. 3355, g 3.33 .1 3 ,. -, 1, gxwf 421.259 . ' it V fzqg.-4,-gin, ,iff-,nliifofgi . P , vfg. f12szf1'2f?sz45, . r other activities include stage tech work and the Hunting and Fishing Club. He plans to go to college to study textiles. TRAVIS HERNDON BROWN Everybody has seen this reserved. good-natured fellow playing a sparkling game in the backiield on the varsity football team, and it is well known that he was co-captain oi the baseball team. Although he is usually quiet, Travis' reserve doesn't prevent him from burst- ing forth with his sparkling wit. Be- ing a member of the Hi-Y and treasurer oi the Varsity Club, Travis has plen- ty to keep his schedule full. IRWIN SAUL BUNCHER Whether he's fighting hard on the varsity football team, coming up with a good argument in the Senior Forum Club. acting as sergeant-at-arms at the Varsity Club. or attending meetings of Hi-Y. you can be sure that Bunch is always doing his best. With Irwin's friendly spirit and great determination you can be sure his immediate future will be a success at the University ot Pennsylvania. The class wishes him loads of luck. MARJORIE JUNE BURRELL Want someone around to help you enjoy life? Iune is the girl to look for. She is the manager of the Miller busi- ness staff and a member of Hi-Tri, the Girls' Glee Club. and orchestra. Her spare time is spent in practicing on her violin. Planning to major in psy- chology at college. Iune is looking for- ward to a career in some branch of public relations. If her spirit and zest for life are always as they are now. she will never lack friends and success.

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GEOFFREY CHASE CLIFFORD Geof. a versatile young lad, offered our class a ray of light when he en- tered Millbum High School. Enjoying both acrobatics and ice hockey, left has acquired the reputation of being quite an athlete. Oiten he can be seen in a black '39 dualed Mercury, which he values highly. Geof is a member of the homeroom planning committee and serves as a Student Council alter- nate. After graduating, Geof plans to attend law school. Qmflzyulv l 2.4.9-we :A H-H. 5, J 'WL WW' JOHN ROGER CURRAN A tall, handsome fellow with plenty on the ball-that's our Rog. In his spare moments Hog finds time for the Visual Aids Club, of which he is vice- president. for track. in which sport he earned his letter as a-junior. and for the Professional Scientists' Club, of which he is a capable and active mem- ber. Either pharmacy or law will claim Roger after he has completed college. We are certain he is destined to be highly successful in either field. CAROL ANN DAMITZ Dark hair, brown eyes. and a petite figure identify Carol, one of the most talented and congenial members of our class. Well known'for a busy sched- ule. she engages in many activities: Hi-Tri. Senior Chorus, G.A.A., Red Cross Club and the Metropolitan Opera Guild. Although Carol participates in all these activities, she is one ol the proud pos- sessers of an Honor M. Her keen in- terest in the latest fashions will lead her to a successful career in merchan- dising. UU. Jw FRANKLIN UNTOON COUR EN Want an All-American halfback from the Millburn eleven? Need the friend- ly, debonair member of the class? Look up Beau. You'll probably find him acting as vice-president of the Varsity Club and Hi-Y or perhaps with the Christ Church Crucifers'. Being an honorary usher for last year's gradu- ation proves that his fame is not local- ized in our class. Hockey and track are other sports at which Beau is proficient. After graduation Beau plans to enter college. GUS PETER DAVIS, Jr. The speed and dexterity which Gus unleashes on the basketball court are a source of constant amazement to his friends, who are unaccustomed to see- ing hirn moving about at anything ex- ceeding a snail's pace. While speak- ing of slow speeds one shouldn't ig- nore Gus's Model A, which was voted the car most likely to collapse. Be- sides starring on the basketball five for two years, Gus is a Varsity Club member and one of Mr. Lundigen's right-hand men. He plans to become a tradesman after graduation.