Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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,giifi fluid .vfifl ihfy gazed and slill the 'ZK'U7I0'L'!' gnfrci, Tha! one small fiend should l'lIl'7'j' all 110 klzcrcf' ' M. A., '07-'IOL Bradley House, Qzjg XYalden House. C3D1 Academic Building, C431 Class Basketball Team, C355 Third Football Team, Q33 g Second Football Team. C43 I H011 Bounds Board, C3jg Yeare Booke Board, Q4jg Class XNriting-paper Committee, Cgj. .Bings Ingram is a heart breaker. No maiden can resist his captivating smile and curly yellow locks. Aside from this one failing, he is a sedate lad and is often shocked by his room- mate The Hornell Dream. Ingram is often seen wandering over towards Upper Montclair, and we have been told that he goes to see-CAhl but that would be tellingj. As an after- dinner speaker and debater there is no one equal to, or rather like him. ln the various military forma- tions Bings' is always the chief figure, 'L and his love for Major is proverbial. 4 Rings played centre on the Second ,I ' Football Team this year and came out it Q T East Orange, N, J. for basketball twice in the same week. English is his favorite study, and he :uw T often brings up points that hitherto had been wholly undiscovered. George is going to honor Yale Sheffield with his company next year, and our best wishes follow him there. 'C' again--J I - S169

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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

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Newark, N. I. The pony is 111,ig1z.tjel' than the w01'l21'11g-llama. M. A., 'og-fro. - ' Meredith Laffey comes from Newark, New Jersey. That ought to be enough to say for the present, but really we must add a few more lines to ill up space- At this writing Meri-y's record attendance is three out of a possible five days, but on this occasion he was twice tardy and he was so enervated by the un- usual strain that he was obliged to remain at home the follow-A ing' week. Laffey is a phenomenal Latin scholar, and says that early next year he intends to issue a private edition of Virgil, with an appendix on scansion. Laffey has a beautiful large automobile, with which he runs around Newark and over its population. However, as we have never seen the machine. it may be that it is a steam-roller that he runs. The facts above show his chief characteristics, and as he is also undecided as to his college, there is no more to be said. Yes, Fm really l1e1'e'. . . 53' , F ' x f E-qi' , ' L if If--IA I 4 C173