Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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Class of 1954 JOANNE MURRAY ANTHONY Alert, loyal, possessor of drama- tic and athletic ability. G.A.A., junior, senior play casts, Hi-Tri, Girls' Glee Club. Hoping to become a horticultur- ist, will study agriculture at college. ild '- ,, will , -li - Nm' 1 5, -W 'M' W ,Z , 5 f ef , az A k L H 54253. r ' S . - we t ,a...e., . ,Si g ,-Q x i ' 1 mos, I ee' 'ty yt . 2 as L 4 We -xv: .5 I 2,1 qyn Arif -, S r I, s .QQSWKIS-i i tgl atv... , ' ttilsrfvaa 4' ELAINE ANN ADAM Her warm-heartedness and sweet smile have endeared Elaine to us all. Hi-Tri, Senior Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Young People's choir, makeup committee, senior play. XV ill attend junior college or sec- retarial school. FRANCIS WILLIAM ALLEY A collector of ancient relics, an able outdoors man, extremely sports minded. All State Chorus, Hi-Y, basket- ball, track teams, Senior Chorus, Varsity Club. Will become a geologist after col- lege. AMES PHILIP ANTRIM A quiet, businesslike manner, a love of cars, and a ready laugh. Ca tain olf team' treasurer P 1 g 1 1 Varsity Club, chairman, home room, Hi-Y, Boys' Glee Club, jun- ior Red Cross Council, senior play. A future automotive engineer. GORDON RICHARD ARMSTRONG Has a forthright demeanor and an affinity for merriment and cars. junior, senior play casts, Elec- tronics Club, Automobile Club. College and a career as a physical education teacher.

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ANNE DERBY BACHELLER Lovable bundle of fun, adored for her warmth and consideration for everyone. Secretary, Hi-Tri, Melodettesg senior play, Christ Church Young People's and choir, G.A.A. Skidmore and home economics in her future. E I JANICE SIMMONS BAILEY Tranquil, studiousg wields real talent with the paint brush. Art Service Club, Hi-Tri, art- stalf, Millwheelg make-up commit- tee, junior, senior playsg Senior Ser- vice Club. Art studies and book illustration ahead. DOROTHY ANNE BEAN Always composedg will be remem- bered for her athletic prowess and leadership adeptness. Vice-president, G.A.A.g service chairman, Hi-Trig Senior Chorus, business staff, Miller, program chairman, home room, Girls' Glee Club. College is next step. SUSAN JANET BARTLESON Winner of an American Field Service Scholarship to Europeg ca- pable, quick-witted, and friendly. Secretary, senior class, president, G.A.A.g associate editor, Miller, Melodettesg senior play, Hi-Tri. Future includes a four-year col- lege. JOSEPH JAMES BALBO Great performance on the base ball diamond, an aloof manner. Baseball, C. Y. O., skating swimming. Army service next for Joe. sf i WM. ,rfwrw.as...W, -s.af+M-if l9l