Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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CALDWELL CORNELL DEMAREST ROBERT MILLARD CALDWELL 'I935-36-Rostrum, Art Editor Octopus, Eagle Rocket Staff, Varsity Track Team. Bo Caldwell, one of the curly-haired members of the Senior Class, is well-known not only as an outstanding high- jumper but also as a member of Mr. Barras's famous Honors Course. l-le is noted especially, however, for his feats in the jumping pit and was one of the first members of the class of '36 to gain a major letter in any sport. We feel sure that Yale will be honored to have Bo next fall. YALE WILLIAM EZRA CORNELL l935-36-Varsity Track Team, Ez didn't come to Montclair until the second half of his senior year, but he immediately made a good many friends and proceeded to fascinate them with his exploits. I-le is a good- natured sort of bird with an ingenfous type of wit which is cal- culated to squelch all comers. Coincidentally Ez has chosen to attend his namesake, Cornell University, next fall. With him go our best wishes. CORNELL DAVID FRANKLIN DEMAREST l935-36-Varsity Football Team, lnterscholastic Debating Team, Nominating Committee Rostrum, Eagle Rocket Staff, Octopus Staff, Vice-president Student Council. After working very creditably on the lnterscholastic Debat- ing Team for two years, after serving as president of his class for three consecutive years, after being one of the most stable influences for good in the Student Council, and after having shown exceptional school spirit ever since the first grade, Demy is certainly going to be missed next year. But the name of David Demarest will long be remembered in Montclair Academy. PRINCETON 013

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129 BRAINE BRENNAN IBRIGHTMAN JOHN BANCROFT BRAINE i935-36-Editor-in-Chief Eagle Rocket, Octopus Staff, Ser- geant-at-Arms Rostrum, Rostrum-Forum Dance Committee. jack is known especially for his fine work as Editor-in- Chief of the Eagle Rocket, which has increased, under his care, to a six-page publication of which the student body is rightly proud. Among his other accomplishments are his famous but unsuccessful puns, We extend to him our heartiest wishes for a full measure of success next year at Williams. WILLIAMS lAMES MORTON BRENNAN i935-36--Sports Editor Eagle Rocket, Sergeant-at-Arms Forum. Mike is unique. That is the only word suitable to de- scribe him. lf he should become a barkeeper, the stage would lose the greatest comedian of the century. His humorous and ingenious pranks have involved every member of the class at one time or other and have made him one of the most popular and best liked of our number. More power to Dartmouth with Mike there. DARTMOUTH ROBERT LLOYD BRIGHTMAN 1935-36--Varsity Football Team, Secretary Rostrum, Eagle Rocket Staff, Octopus Staff, lnterscholastic Debating Team, Tennis Team. Gaze upon Bob, always happyg always full of the devil. With lim Brennan he has proved himself a first-class rough- houser, much to the consternation of one Mr. Barrett. Bob has the rare faculty of distinguishing himself both in scholastic and athletic activities. He has consistently been on the Honor Roll and has nobly distinguished himself in inter- scholastic debating. He will assuredly succeed in life as he has here. DARTMOUTH

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DONALDSON DOWLI NC DOWN EY 149 THEODORE DONALDSON l935-36-Varsity Football Team, Varsity Hockey Team, Clee Club. When one thinks of autographs of famous people, one thinks of Duke Donaldson. He does not spend all his time with his autographs, however, for he has played brilliant foot- ball and hockey for the last two years. Duke is one of those seniors whom everybody knows and likes. He cannot fail to be as popular at Washington and Lee as he has been at the Acadmy. WASHINGTON AND LEE LYNN THOMAS DOWLINCI i935-36-Dramatic Club, Clee Club, Varsity Baseball Team. Killer hails from the Business Department and will brook no annoyances from even the most weighty academic pupil, especially when they have propensities for rib-testing, never- theless, he is a quiet, unassuming fellow, noted particularly for his adeptness at baseball and for his work in the Dramatic and Cilee clubs. Lynn will be remembered as one who has profited very thoroughly from what Montclair Academy has had to Offer him. PACE INSTITUTE WILLIAM FREDERICK DOWNEY T 1935-36-Captain Varsity Hockey Team, Varsity Football eam. On occasion, when he appears in school, Bill is always clad in the latest and most checkered models of suits, shirts, and socks, with all the chic accessories. Such displays stun even the most hyper-style-conscious Academy student. Bill's clothes are the loudest thing about him, however, for there is nothing ostentatious in his manner. He has done a fine job as captain of the Hockey Team. VIRGINIA