Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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GERALD W. HANNAY uSwifter than an arrow from a Tartarls bow. Montclair Academy, H7319; Dramatic Club, l17-'l9; Kodak Klub, '18319; Rihe Club, !17318; Rostrum, 17318; Class Re- lay Team, ll7-ll9; M. A. B., ll7-l19. Hannay has the distinction of being one of the fastest boys in our class. But do not mistake me, gentle reader, I do not mean fast in the slang sense of the word, not at all. I mean that Gerald is one of our marvels 0n the track, having been known to do the hundred in ten four, and it is rumored that when chased by the East Orange police one night he even broke this record, but of course that is only a rumor. Hannay holds! the honor of being one of our commuters, riding to school every day on the renowned Valley Road line. When a man risks his life on this line daily we know that he must have school spirit, and Jerry has. His unbroken record for being on time is due to this vehicular aid. All of us admit that he is one of the funniest fellows at school, as he always has some joke ready to spring on the unsuspecting. Donlt ever try to make a date for Sunday night as he is always busy. Where? How should I know? Herels wishing vou all kinds of luck at U. of P.. old man.

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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.

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RAFAEL HERRERA nHe hath done good service. Montclair Academy, ,15-,19; Walden House, 115-18; Aca- demic Building, y18-119; Third Football Team, 115; Second Football Team, 116317; Captain, 117; Varsity Football Team, 117318; Second Basketball Team, ,16-117; Captain, 117; Class Track Team, 1151-1191; Captain, '15-119; Class Basketball Team, y15-'18; Class Swimming Team, '17; Track Insignia, 118-119; Rostrum, y16-119; Kodak Klub, 115-119; Class Pin Comm.; Junior Executive Comm.; Senior Executive Comm.; M. A. B., 116-19; Captain Co. B, 118-19. We will now indulge in a little history, gentle reader. One day, oh, say, sometime in 1915, several of the Kings of Cen- tral America put the names of their sons into a hat and had a raffle to see which one might have the honor of attending M. A. The lucky number happened to be 161 and so out of that raffle we drew llStutz Herrera. If you donlt believe us. ask him what his first name is and hell tell you'Rafl'le. Stutz lives up to his speedy nickname in that he is some runner, having already won one leg on our field-day cham- pionship cup. We think he has a pretty good chance this year, too. Stootz used his speed to advantage as half-back on this yeafs remarkable football team and surely filled his po- sition. All of Herrera's ability is not along athletic lines, how- ever, as he has been a member of the class executive com- mittee for two years and is also the Captain of Co. B, M. A. B. Besides this he designed our Senior Class pin. Well, so long, Stutz, well all miss you when you leave for R. P. l. and we wish you all kinds of success. So