Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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llll dare do all that may become a man. ,-Shakespeare. M. A., y14318; Class Basketball Team, 1417; Class Swim- ming Team, 14317; Class Relay Team, 14317; Class Rifle Team, 45317; Class Tennis Team, 14316; Vice-President Class, ,1617; Chairman Class Executive Committee, 1617; Class Executive Committee, ,17318; Class Pin Committee, y17; Junior Promenade Committee, 17; Sophomore Hat Commit- tee, l16; Rostrum, 15318; Vice-President Rostrum, ,17318; Chairman Executive Committee Rostrum, 17318; Rifle Team, ,18; Dramatic Club, 17318; Prompter hStanding Room Only? ,18; Kodak Klub, ,17318; On Bounds Board, ,16317; Mont- clair Battalion, y17318; Football Team, 16317; Baseball Team, y16318; Academic Building, 17318; Choir, '17318. Craig is the cute little boy of the Senior class, but the size of his body is the only small thing about Coley, for he is one of the higgest-hearted and best natured fellows in school. As for athletics, he is the greatest little man there is. Ask the tackle of an opposing football team how he likes to have Coley bite his ankle and then dodge the brick that will be coming your way. Likewise, in the national game he is supreme, for it is a known fact that Coley has not missed a Fly hall since the days of Auld Lang Syne. He is a member of the Rostrum and they say that he talks with so much gusto that it is necessary to attach huge anchors to the Walden to keep the building from being car- ried away by the heated air. Coley,s choice of colleges is Cornell, but for private rea- sons and College Board Exams, his footsteps have been turned toward Lehigh, where he will sojourn at least a year. Rest of luck, Coley.

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HI am not in the 11011 of common 111C11. iShakstun'. 11011tclair Academy y06- 18; Class Te1111is Team y15-16; Class S11immi11g Team 115116; Class Basketball Team 15- 17; Capt Class Basketball Team 17;V:11'sity Basketball Team 17- 18; Forum, 115-18; Secretary of 11111111111y 118; Kodak Klub. ,16318 Charles D.Jr.1111.9 been with 119 for quitC a 111111111C10f long 11nd 11311111 VCZIIS. 111 fact if the t111t11 could be lealned 0118 11011111 1110bab1y 11nd out that 11C 9t111ted to attend M. A at the outbreak of the S11a11ish-A111Crica11 XVa1zDuri11g that time in passing thiongh form z1fte11f01111 C1er 1011x1111 thC topmast rung 0f the ladder Challie has gained 911111Ci611t knowledge 10 be 1C91di11g in the illustiious 1701111111 Socieh. He is also 16111 musical playing on almost 11111 1119t1 11111C11t and while so doing his inwzud pleasure 1311 easilx be dis- cerned 111 the 1211i0119 and complicated expressions of his face. C11z111C9 i11tea1119 to go to Lufmettc for his C011e0C course and if such t1i1ia1 obstacles :19 Rozud Ex11111s.aiid ce1tilicatim1 can he 01'C1c0111e he is due there in the fall of 1918. WC 1111 111911 him the 119.91 of success

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nPraise enough To fill the ambition of a private man. eCowpcr. M. A., l15-'18; W'alden House, l15-l17; Academic Build- ing, y17318; Forum, l16-l18; Sergeant-at-arms, l17; Treasurer, !18; Junior Prom. Decorating Committee, ,17; Y. M. C. A. Class Committee, 17; Class Basketball Team, y16-'17; Class Tennis Team, y16317; Captain, 17; Rifle Club, y17318; Dra- matic Club, ,17318; Radio Club, '16-,17; Mandolin Club, '17318; Swimming Team, 1617; Second Football Team, l17; Class Ri;le Team, ,18; M. A. B., ,1618; 2nd Lieut. M. A. 8., ll 318. Carlos, our little Guatemalan amphibian, is one of the best athletes in school for his size, and, we might as well add, that is saying a good deal. Likewise he is excellent in his studies. If you doubt that ask Mr. Miller. Cruzls ambition is to get on the All A Club'l and he insists constantly that he will do so as soon as he stops taking Latin. Of course this free-spoken idea is a little hard on Mr. Monson and is probably one of the reasons that Vera does not get better marks in that subject. Also Cruz lives in the Academic building, and Mr. Monyson being the honse-master of that noted place, has his hands full quelling frequent South Amer- ican revolutions. The Forum is proud to have in its midst a representative from Guatemala and the fair sex of the town think Cholly is quite the catch of the season. The college of Cruz,s choice is Cornell, but he is not sure where he will finally go. Nevertheless, when he leaves M. A., 1txhe greatest success is due him whether in college or at wor s.