Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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HMy nimfs as true as steel. vShaIcespeure. Montclair Academy, 44318; Honorable Mention, French, Ye Yeare Booke Board, 17318; RiHe Club, 18; All A Club, 17318; President of Forum, Second Term, 17318. Garrabrant tCabaret for shortl, the gent with the blue eyes and golden hair-no, gentle reader, not blue hair and golden eyesr-stands as an example of what Bloomfield can really produce, if it feels like it. uGarry decided several years ago that the Academy was a good place in which to have his talents improved, so he came here; and since then has been a shilling star in all his undertakings. His smile, which many say is Irish, and we wont argue about it, is the outstanding feature of this boy with the three-decker brain. He is rather unassuming about his Virtues, never- theless he is one of the original members of the All A Club. The Forum has a prominent member in him-in fact, his favorite line of argument is that the Forum is a little better than the Rostrum. Maybe this is the reason they elected him president of the Forum. May he achieve as great success at Rutgers as he has earned here.

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nHe thought as a sage, though he felt as a man? eBeattie. Montclair Academy, 17318; Rifle Club, 17318; Kodak Klnh, ,17318; Electrician Dramatic Cluby ,18; 170mm. i17318; Y. M. C. A. Committee, ,17; Liberty Loan Committee, 17; W'alden House, i17-,18. Doolittle is one of our middle-XVest boys, hailing from the state of good atmosphere and Rocky Mountain goats. Colo- rado. Since his arrival last fall, Frederick has introduced many new customs and mannerisms in the school, notable among which is his enviable ability to eat pancakes and his knowledge of mines, the former quality being distinctly Coloradean. Frederick also has the wonderful record of not having failed on a problem in Physics since the days of his childhood. In mathematics he is equally efficient, and we are sure that some of his deductions would put to shame even the great Archi- medes, were that famous gentleman alive today. This mechanical genius of his has led him to be appointed electrician iii the Dramatic Club, and his powers of elocution won for him an honored seat in the Forum. As for college, Frederick has not yet decided definitelyy but his best bet is Cornell. Best success to you there!

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HBid me discourse, I will enchant thine ear? e-Slzaleexpeare. M. A., 09-18; Bradley House, ,09313; XValden House, '13318; Class Swimming Team, ,15317; Class Basketball Team, '13315; Class Relay Team, ,13315; Football Team, 13318; Captain, 17; Name 011 Swetland Cup, ,17; Rifle Team, 15316; Captain, 1516; Kodak Klnh, y13318: Mandolin Club, 13316; Dramatic Club, llSeIS; Chairman Junior Prom. Com- mittee, yl7; Food Conservation Committee, 17318; Executive Committee, Senior Class, ,17318: Secreta1'y-'l.lreasurer, Senior Class, ,17318; School Song Committee, 173153; Corporal M. A. B., llO-'ll; Sergeant Bugler M. A. 13., 17318; Forum, 1518; Sergeant--at-arms, y17; Vice-Presidenty ,18; School Choir, y17318. Hoag has been with us for quite a few years-in fact, the story goes that Phil First put in his appearance while still enjoying the comforts and ease of a perambulator. However, he has now a different vehicle of transportation in the form of a motorcycle, and we unanimously agree that one of the commonest sights hereubouts is Phil Hitting hither and you on his Harley at a rate of speed that causes people to faint by the hundreds. Besides being the captain of our glorious ll7 football team, Phil is the strong man of the school. If you are skeptical, go out into the gym and have him squeeze the strength-tester up to a million pounds or 50. Likewise he is the champion yarn-teller 0f the school and we boast that his experiences and travels have never been equalled since the days Of Baron Munchausen and the renowned Gulliver. Moreover, they are likely to stand supreme for years to come. Phil is going to Cornell, where he will take an engineering course. Let the greatest success be his! 29