Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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WILLIAM GAY KLEHM A quiet boy with a great interest in electricity-that's Bill. who is very active in the school's Electronics Club. His outside activities include member- ship in the Civil Defense League and the Amateur Radio Club. Bill, who is an amateur radio operator, has built a two-way radio in his car, which again reflects his ability in electronics. After graduation he plans to attend the H.C.A. Institute to become an electrical en- gineer. BARBARA CAROL KOCH A blond girl, full of iun and always ready to lend a helping hand, Barb did a superb job as editor-in-chief oi the Miller. Red Cross, Hi-Tri, Forum Club, and Assembly Committee also claim our Barb, who in her spare time knits argyles by the dozen. As write-up editor of the Millwheel, this industrious miss did a lot to contribute to our yearbook. With her winning personality she will do as much ior her college as she's done for M.H.S. ABIGAIL KOCHER Who's that good-looking blonde whiz- zing around town in the green Nash Rambler? No doubt you're asking about Gail, for driving her own car is her favorite hobby. When not off on one of her iaunts to Pennsylvania, you'1l iind this fun-loving girl singing in the Senior Chorus or Girls' Glee Club or lending a helping hand in Hi-Tri. We know that Gail will be a really suc- cessful buyer. BARBARA JO KNAPP Wanted: Barbara Io Knapp, alias Barbie to her many friends. Charged with: Coming to Millburn in her senior year and quickly acquiring school spirit by joining Hi-Tri, the Senior Chorus, the Professional Sci- entists' Club, G.A.A., and numerou other activities. - If found: Approach with extreme caution, because Barbie is armed with all the outstanding qualities which will help her through college on the way to a successful career. ROSE MARIE KUNYZ Rose plans to become a secretary this Iune when she graduates from M.H.S. Toward this end she has been a very active member of the Com- mercial Service Club and very helpful in the office too. Outside of school her main interest is roller skating. Rose practically lives on wheels. and il she is halt as good a secretary as she is a skater, she will have a very fortunate boss. We wish her all possible success with her plans.

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PATRICIA EPPES KELLY This miss is blond. witty, and viva- qious, with a sparkling smile and friendly personality. She answers to the name oi Pat or P. K. One may find her attending G.A.A.. Senior Chorus, Miller staii meeting, Red Cross Club. and Girls' Glee Club. You can even see her recording Hi-Tri service hours or working as an aide at the Orange Memorial Hospital. Pat contributes generously to any group or project. Next year will iind her continuing her iine work in an institution oi higher learning. RUTH ANNE KESSELMAN Heard: Portraying Lady Bracknell in the senior play or singing in the All- State Chorus. Senior Octet, Senior Cho- rus and Girls' Glee Club. Seen: Running to a Millwheel, Miller or senior executive meeting, or a ses- sion of Hi-Tri., Known: As the friendly. vivacious girl whose leadership ability has made her secretary oi the New Iersey Region oi Young Iudea and Millburn's repre-- sentative to the New Iersey Citizenship Conventions. Conclusion: Kessie, whose future is certain to spell success. DOROTHY KATHERINE KENLAN She's either about to do something. doinglit. or has just finished-that's Dot! The presidency of both Hi-Tri and the Metropolitan Opera Guild combine to create this perpetual activity. Dot is also a member oi the All-State Chorus, the Girls' Glee Club. her church choir, and G.A.A. From this, one might reason that she likes singing-she does! Senior Chorus is going to lose a good alto when Dot goes on to college to prepare ior a teaching career. JOHN KURT KERNER Since coming to M.H.S. from Rock- ville Center in his freshman year, Kurt has proved to be one oi the most like- able members oi the Class oi '52, In his quiet manner he has shown his interest in a variety of class and school activities. An active member of the International Relations Club and marching band, he also lends his many talents to the home room planning com- mittee and band executive board. Col- lege is Kurt's next goal, where he is sure to be a success. I THO EN NZLE lil. lt - i 1-Y a his m ot r a v- . i x o nst 4 ke t fy ' -- ut' al t em. ber oi - r o den cil. h s als elected p ident he Suburb Co ference c Studen Counci ar. He concluded his executiv d i as photography editor ,eel and Varsity Club sec ar s rts Torn has shown abili t e to iurth ' cati i o e. ' A football and tra te pec C e X nv X ' I I

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ROBERT GRAHAM LAMBERT Bob Lambert is interested in just about everything. He belonged to the Reading for Speed and Comprehension Club and the Drama Club. He is active in Young Peop1e's at the Wyoming Church and enjoys reading and writing in his spare time. While in the seventh and eighth grades. Bob was a member oi the Student Council. This year he has been headline editor oi the Miller. Bob's number one interest is journalism. He plans to continue his education next fall. RICHARD DOUGLAS LOCKWOOD Has anyone a need for radios. oi garage doors operated by remote con- trol? If so. Dick is the man to see. He invented a remote control garage door and to Mr. Esler's astonishment, made a small working model for physics class. His favorite hobbies are radio. mechanics, and model-making. Dick. who can also be iound running the mile after school as a member of the track team, has been a member ot the Electronics Club for three years. JOYCE BETSY LESSING Ioyce became a welcome addition to our class in her junior year. Although she had some difficulty learn- ing the different room locations in the hallways of she soon iound her way and has since acquired many friends. Not only is she known for her ready smile and sparking personality. but also for her wonderful spirit of cooperation. We know that Ioyce's friendly attitude will have much to do with an early fulfillment ot her rnost cherished hopes. ANN FRANCES LINDSLEY Five loot two. eyes oi blue de- scribes Ann preiectly. lt was our lucky day when this cute lass came to M. H.S., for she brought us fun. laughter, and sincere friendship. Whether col- lecting money lrom classmates in her home room. singing in the Senior Chorus, or helping others in Red Cross and Hi-Tri. Ann brings happiness to all who know her with her ready smile and amicable personality. We're sure that, with her winning ways, Ann will go tar in any vocation. VICTOR LOMAKIN Want to be a success? Try Vic's plan and you'll get results: Be a mern- ber ol the football, basketball, and track teams: become an active mem- ber ol Hi-Y, the Varsity Club, the Con- cert Band, and the Red Cross Club: be tall, handsome, and muscular: have a pleasing personality. and possess outside interests such as bowling-Now you have it. Use it well and maybe you too can be as popular as Vic.