Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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C. MAURICE HALL l'And when a ladyls in the case, You know all other things give placefy Montclair Academy, ,1519; Walden House, ,15317; Aca- demic Building, 17319; Forum, ,16-'19; Kodak Klub, ,16119; Wireless Club, 16319; Dramatic Club, y16-'18; School Dance Comm., ,18319; Tag Day Comm., l18; Choir, 18319; Liberty Loan C0mm.. ,18; Chairman Gardening Comm. 0f XVar Coun- cil. ,18319; Q. M. Sergeant M. A. B., ,19; Class Tennis Team, ,15318; Class Basketball Team, ,16; Football Manager, ,18. Chas. M. Halleno, thafs too commonplace for us. It sim- ply must be changed to Charles Maurice Hall. Now doesn't that sound better? Hall is quite interested in-but we must not mention any names. so we shall merely sayka certain girl. He frequently may be seen in a familiar looking Hudson. Maurice and his roommate are the Quartermaster Sergeants 0f the Battalion. He often keeps Steiner company upstairs during evening study. In speaking of his roommate we are reminded of the fact that Hall and he are the only ones in our class who can boast of a two yearsy residence in Ackey. The Dramatic Club and Kodak Klub claim him as a menh her and he is also a member of the Forum. Hall seems to be quite interested in wireless and often may be seen deep in some wireless magazine. His favorite exercise, however, seems to be singing, for he was a member of our Choir this year and may often be heard in the agonies 0f HDoes She? 1,11 say she cloesfl Hall has aspirations for R. P. 1. Best wishes, Maureece.

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C. ALBERT FULLE llI dare do all that becomes a man. Montclair Academy, ll7, ll7-l19; Forum, ,17, l17-ll9; Ser- geant-at-Arms, ,17318; Vice-President, ll9; Kodak Klub, ll7, y17319; Dramatic Club, 17, ll7-ll9; RiHe Club, 17, 717318; Chairman Junior Prom Comml, ,18; School Dance C0mm., 18- ,19; Art Contributor llOn Bounds? 18; Art Contributor HYe Yeare Bookefy ,18; Art Editor HYe Yeare Bookefl ,19; Foot- ball Team, '17; Class RiHe Team, ,18; Captain Swimming Teamy l19. ilYou know me, Alfy Yes, I know you, you little shrimpfy Yes, everyone does appear to be a little shrimp to our young giant, A1 Fulle, who attains to the awe-inspiring height of 6 ft. 6 in., and is no bean pole at that. Have you noticed a long, gray Packard Twin Six madly tearing around town with a big youth at the wheel? Thatls Al. Fulle is almost as prominent a fellow in accomplishments as he is in size. He captained the swimming team during the past season and his spectacular attainments at plunging were the cause of many of M. A35 Victories in the tank. In fact, Al holds the school plunge record and often competes in aquatic events for the N. Y. A. C. at which Club he spends much of his time. He is also noted for his talent with the pen. As his sketches adorn many pages of this volume, of which he is the Art Editor, you may judge for yourself. Though laid up at home for quite a hit so that some of his activities have been cur- tailed, Fulle was on the School Dance Committee and this past term held the position of Vice-President of the Forum. We expect big things from you at Yale, A1.

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CHARLES A. HANEY llOn argument alone, my faith is built. Montclair Academy, '10319; Bradley House, 10312; Walden House, 16; Radio Club, ,15; Rifle Club, 15318; Forum, 16- ,19; Critic, '18; Secretary, 19; Debating Team, 18319; Dra- matic Club, 1619; Secretary and Treasurer, ,18319; HMiss Civilization, 18; President Chess and Checker Club, ,19; Food Conservation Comm, '17; Oratorical Contest, ,19;' llOn Boundsll Board, 17318; Athletic Publicity Comm, '19; Class Basketball Team, 15317; Sheldon Trophy, ,15; Football Squad, '16318. Haney is one of the fifty thousand reasons why the Public Service doesnt go broke, as he commutes from the wilds of Newark daily. At 8:45 Charlie can often be seen sprinting for physics class. Our HDuke of Newarkh lays claim to an actorls laurels and we give them gladly, as his impersonation of nIkeyll in last yearls Dramatic Club play was faultless. This year he was Secretary and Treasurer of the Dramatic Club, though he was unable to take part in the plays. In the Forum during the last term he held the same position. With ges- turing arms and melodious voice Haney moved us almost to tears LU in the Forum-Rostrum debate, and his' Will of Wilson was a very excellent bit of oratory. We hope he will use these persuasive powers in the halls of Congress or in selling some such useful article as he has advertised in the back of this llBooke. Haney has showed that he is also somewhat of an athlete by his spirit in coming out for the football team for the past two seasons, and although he did not make the varsity, he was rewarded with an M-Z. We congratulate Lafayette on having been made your choice, Haney.