Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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PATRICIA ANN HENNING Peachie, with her cheerful smile and contagious laugh, is one of the best- liked girls in M.H.S. If she isn't scrib- bling minutes of the last class meeting or dashing off to an executive meet- ing, we can find this busy miss lending her voice to Senior Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, or the Christ Church Choir. All this doesn't stop Peachie: for she still manages to attend Hi-Tri, Red Cross. and G.A.A., to write for the Millwheel, and to sell advertisements for the Miller. WILLIAM HOLLISTER Active and well-liked is Holly, cap- tain of this year's football squad. As further proof of his outstanding ath- letic ability and sportsmanship, he is also a participant in basketball and track. Bill has a serious side, too. for he is vice-president of the Varsity Club and a member of Hi-Y. Crucifers' Guild, and Christ Church Young People's. A boy who possesses such ability is bound to make a place for himself in college and also in later life. ALICE ANN HORAK Another of our musically talented senior girls is Alice, who belongs to the Senior Chorus. Girls' Glee Club, and the Senior Octet. Besides these activities, she also has found time to join Hi-Tri. Alice's hobby is playing the piano, and as proof of her musical ability, she has won Griffith Honors for her violin playing. Alice, however, will not follow a musical career after graduation. Instead, she will attend an agricultural school and major in psy- chological chemistry. INEZ JOAN HEYMANN Take a cute smile, blue eyes, a pleas- ing personality, put them together, and you have Inez. I lends her voice to the Senior Octet and the Senior Chorus. Besides singing. her main interest is sports, for she is secretary of the G.A.A. Last year when she was student director of our junior play, she received her Honor M. Ooutside of school she belongs to the Collegiate Club and Christ Church Young People's. College is the next step for Inez after grad- uation. VAN NESS DEARBORN HOUGH Van is one of those well-known vis- ual aids boys who are frequently roaming through the hall, lugging a movie projector or recorder. As treas- urer of our class this year, Van did a wonderful job of collecting money and keeping the books in order. The treas- urer of Wyoming Young People's. he had his hand on the money of that or- ganization too. This friendly fellow also gave his services to Hi-Y on Thursday evenings. Success will un- doubtedly come to Van after gradua- tion.

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ROGER WOLCOTT GREENE Rog is Millburn's counterpart of the Boston Strong Boy. He enjoys the dis- tinction of being one of the few boys with a live parrot in his fan club. Gym Club and Senior Chorus occupy his time during school hours, and after- wards he can be seen participating in sports. Football, track, and hockey are his favorites. Cars account for the re- maining hours. After graduation Bog plans to attend college, where he will study business administration. HARRY GEORGE HEIDE So happy and cheerful. good-looking and tall, Harry's a guy- who's respected by all. Our class vice-president he was twice, but this activity does not suffice. It's varsity football he plays in the fall. while during the spring track gets his all. Hi-Y and Red Cross he has time to do: besides'all this, there are visual aids too. His future plans include get- ting more knowledge: mechanical en- ginereing he'll study at college. CHRISTINE TYMESON HAFF Chris is the other half of the Morgan- Half duet. Who can forget their rendi- tion of Nightmares in the Senior Tal- ent Show? Christy also lends her smooth voice to the Senior Chorus and the Girls' Glee Club. Known also for her athletic ability, Chris really can swing a hockey stick, as she demon- strates to us in G.A.A. Every other Sunday night she may be found at- tending Young People's at the Com- munity Church in Summit. College is next in line .for her. ROGER HAROLD HEGEWALD Quiet and hard-working, but occa- sionally breaking out in a rash of hu- mor. Rog is the senior who has been seen at rehearsals of the Senior Chorus, of which he is treasurer: Boys' Glee Club, and Millburnaires. He is also an All-State Chorus member. Regard- less of all these activities. Bog still finds time to tinker with his car, which keeps Millburn citizens aware of his noisy pride and joy. Roger is planning on going to college next fall. GERALDINE SUZANNE HENNETT During our voyage through M.H.S. everyone's bound to have met Ieri. for she's one of the friendliest girls in the class. Whether working on a stage set or an art display, for which she has received many honors, lending her voice to the Senior Chorus or Girls' Glee Club, giving her helpful services in Hi-Tri, or shooting for the archery team, Ieri always has a cheerful word. We're sure her sincerity will help her to become a wonderful nurse.

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JAN HULL HUMMEL You've heard him thrilling audi- ences with his superb acting in the junior and senior plays. You've seen him participating in Senior Chorus. Boys' Glee Club, and serving on the Miller start, oi which he is art editor. You know him for his ability in many iields, and particularly tor his humor. Yes, it's Ian, who makes any job he undertakes a success. Is it any won- der that he will make his mark in liie as an actor? KATHLEEN ELIZABETH HUSSEY Katie came to M. H.' S. this year from Aruba. In school she has found a number of things besides studying to occupy her time. She is a helpiul member of the Red Cross Club, a de- bater in the Senior Forum Club, and a capable home room secretary. Out- side oi school Katie has her hobbies- playing tennis, goli, and sailing-to keep her busy. Katie has aspirations to be a journalist. but plans to major in political science. DIANE LEE HUNTOON Sweet, petite, dressed so neat. All this describes Diane, who entered M. H. S. during her junior year. That dazzling smile oi hers caught the eye ot everyone who saw her, and she quickly became another ambitious member oi the Class oi '52, She was an asset to Hi-Tri, Red Cross Club, and Millwheel write-up staff, and you could oiten hear her sweet soprano voice in Senior Chorus and the Star- dusters. With her sincere and sym- pathetic personality, Diane will make a wonderful nurse. DAVID ARMITAGE HURD Want that iriendly Esso service? Dave exudes with it. That and a rare combination of light-hearted wit and serious study account for his being president oi the Senior Forum Club, vice-president of the Professional Scientists' Club, and a member of the Senior Executive Council. Outside oi school. track. Christ Church Young People's, and Crucifers' Guild con- sume his time. Dave, an Honor M Student, has spent many aiternoons in Pop Toan's alchemy shop preparing ior Cornell and his career, chemical engineering. CLARA ROSE IERARDI Many oi us think that Webster's wrong. and Claire should be spelled Music. The Senior Octet would be in a dilemma it it weren't tor this able accompanist. Claire's vivaciousness carries her into many activities. for she's been seen running faithfully to Senior Chorus, Hi-Tri, Art Service Club, and to Orange Memorial Hospi- tal, where she is a nurse's aid. We're sure Claire will be a success at the conservatory and a wondertul music teacher. I . . CE iff' U' if iisflf. . we ff 1'- S iili '1e:, ' : ge fgiffi aff:-' 3 . f f. 2. ' . 'fwzsi 'S , ,,,, ,- I L V O g liifnikrfsisp. ,--' .. ftte , ,.,, er st it 2 . S 4 : QQ ' v if ggi? f Q . .. , , f aerie .s'I31E'ik -Elf' iii? I . r .. fs . 1 - so . - dvi ' f Y 2: i i 5 1: -V ' A Wi ,. at W , J ' K E W f X i 1 j H ii' W 'IM fury .Kp jg? fx F fuller? if , , sw in , igsftw ' tw ggfifis I , H52 5?gN,Q K er witiwm 2 :fini smififg ' eggs is , , siftsgtsygyw, if , t t tt X la y ' v 5