Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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Class of 19 5 4 HENRY MARCEL KORAB Personality makes him an indi- vidual, rather than one of a set of three. Boys' Glee Club, Senior Chorus, stage tech, Auto Club. Plans on a business administra- tion curriculum at college. 221 3 7. EDWIN DEWEESE KENNEDY A reserved, friendly member of the class of '54. Fishing and Hunting Club, Hos- telers, Junior Red Cross Council, Railroad Club, baseball, Rifle Club. College in Ed's future. LYNNE HARTUNG KLEINBERGER Her performance at the key- board has been an unforgettable ex- perience for all. Piano concerts, Carnegie Hall re- cital, 1952, soloist, Little Sym- phony Orchestra, 1954, Radio Sta- tion XWQXR, scholarship, Juilliard School of Music, Hi-Tri, Senior Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Art Ser- vice Club, French Club. iift RICHARD VINCENT KORAB A loyal companion who has an interest in music, drama and piano. Senior Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, International Relations Club, senior play cast, stage techs. Future includes college and a ca- reer in business administration. College. STANLEY JEROME KORAB Known for his revels with the gang and his love of cars. Senior Chorus, track, tennis, Boys' Glee Club, Fishing and Hunt- ing Club, senior play. College and a career in business administration. at

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PETER ALVIN .IOHANSSON The life of the party who keeps everybody laughing and is every- body's pal. Boys' Glee Clubg Senior Chorus, Fishing and Hunting Club, Christ ELEANOR ANN KAHN One of the talented artists in the class. Art staff, Millwheelg Marching Band, Concert Band, International Relations Club, Hi-Tri, Modern Church Young Peoples. Dance Clubg Art Service Clubg G.A.A. Business at Bucknell, then future in business administration. Foreign service or industrial de- sign after college. FRANCIS EDWARD KEENAN Better known as Ed, always ready with a gay smile and a help- ing hand. Library Reading Clubg working at Lord 81 Taylor's, caddyingg C. Y. O., baseball. CAROLE SUE KASSIN Quiet, persistent, a true friend and a hard worker. Hi-Tri, senior write-ups, Mill- wbeelg Millerg Senior Chorus, Fu- ture Teachers Clubg Girls' Glee Club, usher, senior playg Christ Church Young Peoplelsg make-up committee, senior play. College is next. RONALD JUDE KANE A slow drawl, an easy going at- titude, and a distinctive laugh. Stage manager, senior play, Chef's Clubg football, junior year. Plans to enter the undertaking business. , ,ww . 'C Zffzf v ' W3 'i 2 Q., X i . aim fi N ae... ,Q .wet 4 fe ' writ-flf if ff '4 3 'Q vi if-u ,:, ' V ' ,g E21

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ARTHUR B. KOUWENHOVEN, JR. Tall, well dressed, artistic. Art Service Club, International Relations Club, Footlighters, usher, senior play, American Unitarian Youth of Summit, set, junior play. Art career is ahead. RUSSELL ALBERT LYON A skilled tennis player, has a bouyant manner and musical inter- ests. Varsity Club, tennis team, Con- cert Band, Orchestra, Ping Pong Club, Marching Band, basketball. Future plans indefinite. MELODY INDA LACHNER The girl with the delightful voice and beautiful blonde hair. St. Cloud Westminster Fellow- ship, Melodettes, Bible Club, vol- unteer, Overlook Hospital, Senior Chorus, junior, senior plays. Wooster College and missionary work in Melody's crystal ball. THOMAS GRAEME LUTZ A young man of distinction who has powers of leadership. Business manager, Millwheelg secretary, Hi-Y, president, Christ Church Young People's, secretary- treasurer, Crucifer's, treasurer, As- sembly Committee, junior play, treasurer, freshman, junior classes. Future engineer, JOHN NICHOLAS LUDEMAN A tall lanky member of the sen- ior class, an ardent horse and out- door life enthusiast. New jersey National Guard, stage tech, horseback riding. Future includes .ranching or breeding horses. X ps