Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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Montclair, N. I. solemn fellow ever fusses. Ewing attend. Now hazihzg pro-wh three pointsf' The gravity and it-illness of your youth The world hath noted. M. A., 509-710, Debating Club, Kalb, Debating Team, Q4j. Ewing, otherwise known as I-lotair, is a wonder in the debating line. It is pure joy to listen to him give five thousand reasons in as many seconds why Senators should be elected by popular vote. This lad is, in fact, a second Lyon. Ewen is another of our Latin sharks, and is a member of Mr. lfVilbur's famous Virgil class, where his translations are often very unique and original. His long suit is vying with Laffey in showing up-points of. his -own WV! discovery to Mr. XN1lbL1f. Ewing is a marvel as an athlete and we all wonder why he fails to appear for basketball practice. Rumors that he is a fusser have come over to school, but we can't believe that this is still undecided as to what college he will was 4 , ix C143

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ft is 11111671 easier to be critical than 10 be rorreclfj M. A., '99-'log Corporal, trjg Sergeant, Kzjg First Ser- geant, C355 Senior Captain, t4jg Class Vice-President, tgjg Secretary, C425 Second Basketball Team, Captain, Q4jg Class Relay Team, tzj C355 Class Dance Committee, C33 C43 3 Chair- man, t4jg School Dance Committee, C35 C455 Chairman, Q4j, 'Editor-in-Chief HOn Bounds, tgp: Yeare Booke Board, Cgj f4j g Editor-in-Chief, t4j 3 Cheer Leader, C4j 3 Honor Com- mittee, t4jg Military Honors, t3Dg Ritle Club Secretary and Treasurer, t4Hg Debating Club, Cplj t2j Cgj. Norman DuBois has the class record for attendance. He has attended this emporium eleven years. Although he is a day scholar, his sweet voice is often heard around the building It is generally accompanied by someone else's howl for help. Norm is the class soldier boy, and he has held about all the available positions for the past hve years. This year he is captain of Co. A, and it is a joy to Major's heart to hear him shouting out commands like a veteran. Dubious,' is another of the class athletes. He is a wonder at Held Work, and to watch him gracefully pulling his long legs over the bar in high-jumping reminds one of an Italian eating spaghetti. But it is as a fusser that 'fjonesyn takes the cake. Some say he even excels Pash in this line, but we dare not go so far as to say that. Norm', is heading for Wfilliams, and it is hoped that he will not haze too many 'lSophs during his first week there. 1a..-...aaa-M SSM 13.0-Lo Montclair, N. I. 'Eyes to the from-you! ' C133 X f fl! ,. i 'if if so tri, li .Af

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I-Iu1'hz'lify, that low, sweet root, From which all heavenly 'UZJ7'fll65 shoot. M. A., ,O6-,ICQ Bradley House, CID, Wlalden House, C2D C3D C4D, First Sergeant, C3Dg Captain, C4Dg Football Team, CID C2D C3D C4Dg New jersey All-scholastic end, C3D C4D, Baseball Team, CID C2D C3D, Captain, C2Dg Track Team, CID 'C2D C3D5 Captain, C3D, Basketball Team, CID C2D C3D C4Dg Swimming Team, CID C2Dg Class Relay Team, C2D C3D, Vice- President Athletic Association, C4D g Class Vice-President, C4D 5 Chairman Class Dance Committee, C3D 3 Y. M. C. A., C3D C4D 3 Vice-President, C3Dg President, C4D, Debating Club, CID C2D C3D C4Dg Military Honors, C2Dg Business Manager On Bounds,'l C3D, Yeare Booke Board, C3D C4Dg Rifle Club Cap- tain, C4D, M. A. Shot and Discus Record, C.3D. Vllilliam Hazel, otherwise known as Bill, Bull, fellow in the class. He has played on every , team for the last four years and his departure W ' will be a great loss in all the branches of ' ,-if '1 school athletics. Bill is a wonder in the 'I Retggf, N, Y, language of the Teutons and he claims to be X able to beat any German in the formation of S3 - new constructions. It is a treat to hear Bill howling out military terms at drill and he is a captain this year as a result. The Y. M. C, A. would die a natural ' death if it were not for the untiring efforts of this second Trevor. Bull'l is feel- X ff ing rather disconsolate this year now that Cloverside has moved, but he is often ll seen to give a quiet grin at mail time, when he opens a large fat letter post- C marked Vlfashington. Farmer is so undecided as to what college he will attend in that at the present time we dare not predict his destination. ' ' 1 I in O R' Pass me the water. -. C153 Farmer or Longnose,,' has won more Ms than any other