Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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H ESS KOCH LAWES IOHN LAWRIE HESS Little is known about johnny, because he does not spend a great deal of his time around school, however, we do occa- sionally see him leaving school in that attractive green Ford roadster of his. One of the things that is known about him is that he is one of the best students in the Business Depart- ment, where, under the able direction of lvlr. john Smith he is preparing himself for a business career. LAFAYETTE GEORGE D. KOCH i935-36-Varsity Football Team. George is one of the newer members of our class, having entered the school last fall. lt was not long, however, before he distinguished himself as center on the football squad. George is well known for his good humor and the kind word that he has for everyone. For that reason he is very well liked by all those who know him. Best of luck to you in the future, George. ARTHUR ELLIOT LAWES 1935-36-Secretary Dramatic Club, Cheer Leader, French Club, Varsity Track Team. lf Elliot stayed here another year, the office would need another secretary to write out late slips for him. Despite his occasional tardiness, however, Elliot is a mainstay on the track team. 'His activities in dramatics have won him even greater distinction. ln the leading male role of last season's show he acted exceptionally. Such presence of mind as Elliot possesses will make success much easier for him. WlLLIAMS Q17

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I6Q b cAsToN cassrxivvoop HERIVIISTON WILLIAM FREDERICK CASTON Bill is a good-looking fellow from the Business Depart- ment. just what he is interested in we are not sure, lor he spends little time around the campus after school. We have a sneaking suspicion that there is someone over Paterson way who occupies most of Bill's time. I-le devotes his remaining moments to his studies and to buying new cars. UNDECIDED WALTER GREENWOOD, IUNIOR I935-36-Varsity Football Team, Octopus Statt, Eagle Rocket Staff, Treasurer Rostrum, Dramatic Club, Rifle Club. Anyone with red hair is always distinctive, but Walt does not need his to be rated as an outstanding member of the San- ior Class. To prove his popularity, take notice of his active service as treasurer ot the Rostrurn, to prove his efficiency, see how well he handled the Christmas Fund. His choice is West Point. It we join the Army, let him be our top-kick! V. lvl. I. JAMES I-IERIVIISTON l935-36-Dramatic Club. jim I-lermiston, a very likeable fellow, entered the Acad- emy four years ago, and since then he has been making a name for himself in many scholastic activities. This year jim was elected to the Dramatic Club, and his services in the produc- tion of The Goose Hangs High were invaluable. Keep up the good work, jim , and lots of luck to you at Cornell. CORNELL

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LITTLE MARSH 180 MCDONALD ioHN wEsTi.EY LITTLE, JR. i935-36-Vice-President Rostrum, Ticket Manager Dra- matic Club, Clee Club, Eagle Rocket Staff, Senior Ball Commit- tee. Varsity Track Team. Should you meet a fellow who says he has the gleeps , you can be sure it is Bingo, He is not a hypochondriac, just a pessimist',, but his jokes and his happy spirit have made him a favorite among his classmates. john has proved himself a most active Vice-President of the Rostrum, an efficient Ticket Manager of the Dramatic Club, and an ardent track man. The medical profession is mighty lucky. CORNELL FREDERICK ANDERSON MARSH i935-36-Third Basketball Team, Stamp Club. lf you should happen to see a rather wild looking guy loping around the basketball floor or baseball diamond, chances are that it's Shorty', Marsh. Shorty entered M. A. this year and has already distinguished himself as a stamp collector and as the terror of the chem lab. He should go a long way in whatever college he decides upon if he retains his good nature. BUCKNELL BERNARD L. MCDONALD i935-36-Varsity Football Team, Captain Varsity Basket- ball Team, Captain Varsity Baseball Team. Vice-President Athletic Association, President Forum, Clee Club. Mac is one of the most outstanding members of the class of '36. He played a swell game of football on the varsity last fall and was captain of one of the most successful basketball teams that M. A. has had. He has also done a fine job as cap- tain of the baseball team and president of the Forum and in all other activities in which he has engaged. GEORGETOWN