Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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,Q-I X r-'+I ',.:.5.f 3 ,,f -V Q 9 E S C 5 EQ -'-, ,,.,. ,:,l, ,gf , isif As our years of high school life gradually passed, we became aware that all our education has not come from the home, the church, and the school. We now know that community activities also play an important role. We realize that every experience, regardless of where or when it occurs, contributes to our edu- cation. At our parties and informal gatherings in the ice cream parlor we learn many of the im- portant rules of social conduct. Our Boy Scout and Girl Scout activities add to our character de- velopment. The playground activities in the park develop us physically, as we-ll as socially. The mo- tion pictures we view and the Paper Mill Play- house performances and the community concerts we attend represent both recreational and cultural experiences. The type of community in which we live greatly influences the kind of people we be- come.

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