Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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So xpleizdid in his acts and. his attire, M. A., '08-'IO5 Young House, C3j5 Academic Building, C45 5 Second Football Team, Q31 5 Football Team, C4j5 Baseball Team, Cgj 5 Debating Club, Cgj C4j 5 Yeare Booke Board, Q4j 5 Captain, t4j5 Class Executive Committee, QQ. Mayhew is our other Brooklyn output, and he and Bash are certainly worthy representatives of that city. Last year, as he roomed at Young House, we. saw but little of Charlie, but this year he is omnipresent. lt is to ,be doubted whether the Rifle Club could have prospered as it did last year had it not been for the untiring efforts of this lad. Phinny is a shark, and at signaling he so Won MaJor's and Bw Com GEMM HNF. we our hearts last year U lp..-f--ff r that he is now Cap- ' ,i - . tain of CO. -C. As J, U3 Ag . Brooklyn, N,Y. might be inferred -LW is 'ik from his home city, firms. liiliwrfw Eel, It he is a terror as a ladies' man and his angelic dancing, 9 E O3 . . ' 1 rl which rivals that of Cfenee, charms all the members of CHEVVWSQUB 3 , fgl ,I the gentler sex, who have the honor of his acquaintance, Q ? fl L and we regret to say others. Phinny is steering for lf 54 I 5 -4 H Cornell. xg . Q I lil36-DI'.YOI'dU'7'.'j , x ,f - + 1-'31 l . .- 1 A C217

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HI-lc lzafli zz daily beauty in his life. M. A., 309-,IOQ l7Valden House, C4j. Carl Ott is the output of Sayre, Penn. Doe blew in here so late in the football season that he failed to make his M, but we have heard great rumors about his game as fullback on Sayre High-whatever that may be. Ottsy', also went out for basketball, but, alas! he was too heavy for that game and mag- nanimously retired in favor of lighter aspirants. Ott is a regular terror among the ladies, and when he iastens his sweet brown eyes upon any one of the fair sex- she's his'n, to use a colloquial phrase. Z W lu the military department 6'Ferday is fgaplf-4 the big noise. l-le is third private in Co, 'Q A I A. As a student he is also a wonder. Q P S ta' mfg Sayre, Pa, N171 All As is a song often sung by ' Q Mr. MacViear at assembly Friday J , 11101'11i11g'. Ott is going to Cornell and intends to enter the medical profes- lfmjf' sion, if he doesn't change his mind later. 5 M .Q A ... No-w Azzzaryllisf' . Mis ..s 'Tik- C205

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Commencement, Q3 Q. is Ofc-:ting to be such a habit with W1 TXCTHCXIICHI that he says it unconsciously. In the athletic line there is also room for Room mate as he was the only sub on the Football Team to win an M this year. If you ever have an evening to spare, ask Hornell to tell you about his adventures at Wfellsville. He will talk all the evening, and taps is the only thing that stops him. Fay is another would-be Cornell student. Hornell, N. Y. When I was up to Wcllsfuillef' 'Tzcfere vain to tell thee all I le11aw. M. A., ,OS-,IOQ Wfalden House, Cgjg Academic Building, C4jg Second Football Team, Cgjg Football Team, Q4jg Second Baseball Team, C353 Second Basketball Team, C3jg Class Basketball Team, Qgjg Debating Club, Q35 C4jg Head Usher Hornell is the only city, or rather, town, which is willing to admit that Fay H. Rockwell is numbered among its citizens, so therefore We put it down as his residence. As a student, Fay is X 14- f O 1 oy ' S' a wonder and he even excels Payson in this line. ' - ' .v' 4 K D! ' a !,f1 . Q. I C225 'i23-All A's!' f-Z-7 if- i-N.. -Y 'Wt