Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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RUSSELL MAKEPEACE uRussH Montclair Academy, ,17-,21; Bradley House, ,17321; Third Football Team, y17; Kodak Klub, 17318; Walden House, ,18319; Rostrum, y18319; Dramatic Club, ,18319; Play: HIci on parle francais, y19; Second Football Team, 18319; Cheer Leader, ,19320; Chemistry Club, ll9-l20; Third Baseball Team, 19-,21; Class Re- lay Team, ,19; Academic Building, ,19- 21; Secretary Senior Class, y20321; Chairman of Rostrum Executive Com- mittee, 20; Pilot Committee, 20321; Ye Yeare Booke Board, ,20321; Class Basket Ball Team, ,17-,21; Class Swimming Team, 18321; Oratorical Association. 20321; Varsity Football Team, l20. u j s s HE question has often been asked: Why does Russell Makepeace board ?l, But Why should we ask this question? Are we not honored in having such a noble personage With us? llRuss has spent four of his happy school years among us, giving each of the houses a share of his time, but bestowing 0n Ackie much the largest por- tion. He has played on the various foot ball teams starting With the third and ending with the ,Varsity. The Rostrum has often heard his sonorous voice giving his opinion on many difficult questions, and Mr. Monson has often heard him articulating in the finest Latin the speeches of that far famed Roman, Cicero. All of his ability to orate does not lie in Latin class and on the Rostrum, for twice. a day he reads those famousmreportsr that strike, doom to many a heart. He also is known as an authority on foreign affairs, as all who heard him in the Oratorical Contest know. Russ has had Williams as his goal for many years, and he is going to enter that college in the fall. Go to it, llRuss and make good.

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AARON LEVY Locke Montclair Academy, ,17-,21; Bradley House, ,17318; Walden House, '18-'19; Academic, y19-'21; Third Football Team, 17; Second Football Team, l18-ll9; Var- sity Football Team, 20; Third Baseball Team, ,19; Second Baseball Team, '20; Captain Class Swimming Team, 221; Junior Executive Committee, 20; Class Basket Ball Team, l17-l21; Rostrum, l19- y21; Rostrum Executive Committee, '21; Dramatic Club, y21; Kodak Klub, '17-l18; Chemistry Club, y20; lKOn Bounds, '20; Ye Yeare Booke, y21; Junior Pin Com- mittee, ,20; Pilot Committee, ,20. EVY is no exception to the rule that the West never sends a poor repre- sentative to M. A. Without doubt Loche has made a good record for himself in the Academy. He is a member of the Rostrum and can often be seen at meetings seated in a corner listening to somebody speaking. Many of the clubs of the school are honored by having Loche as a member. He is either taking pictures for the Kodak Klub, mixing chemicals with the other chemists, or trying to get a place on the stage as stagehand. Loche is on several of our school and class committees. We all know that when Loche goes out to get a thing he sticks at it until he gets it. It took him four years of very hard work to make his letter in Foot Ball. He has been on both the Third and Second Base Ball Teams and we suppose he will be on the Varsity this May.-' A boy that has an athletic and school record like this is very apt to be bright in his studies. Such is the case with Loche. On Wednesday afternoons he can very often be heard to say, lth, Gee! I'm on again! Herels hoping your record at Stanford will be as good as it is here! 28

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CHESTER EARL MARTINE Earl Montclair Academy, ,19-,21; Walden House, 49320; ForumY ,19321; Chemistry Club, 719320; Constitutional Committee, 19320; President Radio Club, y19-'21; Critic .Forum, hZO; President, 21; Senior Executive Committee, 72021; Second Prize Field Day, tZO; Forum De! hating Team, 21; Summa Cum ,Laude, 20321. HESTER EARL MARTINE, late of Santiago, Chile, more lately 0f Montclair, N. J. has travelled almost as far as some of those sound waves he loves to listen in on. Whenever you have 21 question to ask about wire- less, it is a safe bet that Martine can answer it. He is the Vital spark that keeps alive the Radio Club at school. It is not only wireless, however, that claims his attention; anything in the scientific realm is of interest to him. But in spite of his zealous pursuit of scientific pleasures, Earl finds time to do many other things. In the field day competition a year ago, he gained second place in the first division. At the time of writing his chances of gaining the prize seem excellent. As an orator, Martine has shown enough ability to make President of the Forum Where his executive ability is a great aid to the society. As for his studies, Earl never misses the Honor Roll and has been on the hAll A Clubyi so often that he has every prospect of gaining the coveted iiSumma Cum Laude key. And socially-awell, youill have to ask hiartine himself. Earl is going to Stevens and YE YEAR BOOKE wishes him luck both in college and in life. 30