Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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MICHAEL CALLOW teMikell Montelair Academy, y20321; Walden House, i20-i21; Football Team, iZO; Bas- ket Ball Team, ,21; Honor Committee, 2021; Rostrum, 2021; President of the Rostrum, y21; Treasurer of Senior Class. '20321; Senior Pin Committee, y20321. h$ ENI, VIDI, VlCI ; if Caesar had a right to this, how much more right has Callow, for surely he has come, has seen and has conquered. 'iCaF7 has gained the presidency of the Rostrum due to his ability to orate and expatiate on such subjects as the h'Mormons. In his conquest, he has also gained the coveted foot ball M and his expedition to annex a basketball letter has proved a great success. You may he sure that iiMikeiy has the tra- ditional, open and frank Western countenance, because in his first month of school he was elected class treasurer on his face value. Mike's ability does not all lie in oratorical and athletic lines, as his name often graces the famous honor roll. He spends many an hour toiling away in chemistry lab, solving the intricate actions and reactions. Mike expects to go to Lehigh next year, and we hope he will conquer that institution as easily and as well as he has M. A.

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CHESTER CLINTON CALDWELL etchet!! Montclair Academy, y14121; Bradley House, 14318; Walden House, y18-l19; Academic, ,19-,21; Vice-President of Class, ,16317; Secretary of Class, ll7118- y19; Treasurer of Classy i19-l20; Presi- dent of Class, 2021; Captain of Class Tennis Team, l18-y19; Captain of Class Swimming Team, 19120; Class Basket Ball Team, y16317318319; Senior Exe- cutive Committee, 20321; Tennis Team, ,19120321; Football Team, 20; Basket Ball Team, 21; Rostrum, y18321; Foot- Ball Team, 121; Rostrum, ,18321; Kodak Klub, 16317318; Dramatic C1ub,.,18; Junior Pin Committee; Summa Cum Laude, y16321. HAT! Another rough-house in Ackie? Why how can that be? I thought Caldwell was away for the week end. Truth, like murder, will out; therefore, it must be admitted that Chet is doing his best to uphold the family tradition of being Ackie,s leading rough-houser. But the family reputation is also being upheld in both athletic and scholastic matters. Caldwell has been on the tennis team for two years, playing in both the singles and doubles. His play at end, on the football team was one of the outstanding features of the early part of the season, and although he was injured before the season was half over, he was given a letter in recognition of his work. Now that Chet has become a regular on the basketball team, he has completed a most unusual record, that of having played on all the school teams except the baseball and rifle teams. Caldwell is one of the charter members of the NAll A club and gives every indication of being a key man this year. ' And, now we mention, last of all to give it dignity, that Chet is the presi- dent of the class of 21. Can this be the reason why the feminine hearts flutter so when this great senior takes his afternoon stroll down Bloomfield Avenue? We wonder! Best of luck at Princeton, Chet; may you conquer college as easily as you have prep school. 18

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MALCOLM F . CLEARY lsMa-li, Montclait Academy, 19321; Forum, ,19321; Secretary, ,20; Football Squad, ,20; Assistant Advertising Manager Ye Yeare Booke, y20; Dramatic Club, ,20- y21; Senior Dance Committee, 20321. NE day, two years ago, I was standing on the corner of Bloomfield Ave- nue and Park Street when suddenly I saw a fat little boy With a big red apple running up'Bloomfield Avenue, a policeman and another man whom I presumed to be a fruit vender in close pursuit. The boy seemed to be gaine ing a little, when he did a fatal thing, he turned around to look at his pur- suers. In that second he ran into a tall thin man and they both fell to the pavement With a resounding thump. By this time the policeman and the fruit vender had arrived at the scene of trouble. A crowd quickly gathered, and I hastened to join it. Now Whom do you suppose the fat little boy with the big red apple was? Poots! who would have thought it! And the tall thin man with whom he collided was Mr. Garrison. Garry paid the irate fruit vender for the pilfered apple, and Cleary was so grateful that he promptly decided to leave the High School and came up to us. NIal has accomplished quite a lot since that hot fall day two years ago. Last fall he made the second team in football and it was through his efforts that the 1920 YE YEARE BOOKE secured so many advertisements. Just now Cleary is dividing his time between the Senior Dance Committee and the Dramatic Club. Next year will find Cleary in business. It is said that to become Justice of the Peace will be his endeavor. Mispah, Poots old dear! 20