Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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'Wm ir. D COLLINS A B. M.A. CZIIARLES L. CoonR1c11, B.P.E.. B.B.A. CARRoLL XIINCIHNT Howes, A.B. CHARLES L. IA1LLi:'r, B.S., MA ntral State Teachers' Col- Springfield College, Boston Amherst, Delta Tau Delta New York University, Mont ege,University of Michigan University, Kappa Phi Appointed to M.A. in 1925 clair State Teachers College pointed to M.A. in 1941 Alpha Subject: French Appointed to M.A. in 1935 Jject: lilnglisli Appointed to M.A. in 1940. Subject: French Subject: Athletics. FACULTY CHARI,ES K. SWAN, A.B., M.Ed. XVillian1s, No. Adams State Teachers' College Appointed to M.A. in 1941 Subjects: Latin, Algebra IOHN li. SM1'r11, Ph.B., A.B. Indiana Teachers College, Milton University Appointed to M.A. in 1925 Subject: Business Training Department IOIIN R. VAII., B.S., M.A. University of Vermont, University of Michigan, Phi Delta Theta Appointed to M.A. in 1937 Subject: Mathematics 4 G1 ' LJ LksL,,A.,1...k,K-,V 15 W, .i 1 Q'-XJ. Lv--a.,,1 . '-Q

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2 5 E E ef E 5 ig 5 5 ! 2 Q NORMAN S. ALLEN, A.B. XV11,L1AM Av1:11v BARRAS, A.B. KARL F. BILLHARDT, B.S. Dartmouth, Alpha Sigma Phi Princeton University, Cloister Yale, Theta Xi Appointed to M.A. in 1939 Inn Appointed to M.A. in 1938 Subjects: English and History Appointed to M.A. in 1928 Subjects: Mathematics and Subject: English Science WILLIAM H. MILLER, M.Pd., Ph.B. Millersville State Teachers Collegc, Dickinson College, Columbia, New York U11i versity, Kappa Sigma, Raven's Claw Appointed to M.A, in IQIO Subject: Science, Assistant Head Master J 2 FREDERIC XV. BRACK, PI1. Brown University, Phi Gamma Delta Appointed to M.A. in 193 Registrar THE CLAUDE VV. MoNsoN, A.B., A.M. HOVVARD C. PARKER, A.B., M.A. Hamilton, Columbia, Phi Massachusetts State, Colum- Beta Kappa bia University. Alpha Appointed to M.A. in 1917 Gamma Rho Subject: Latin Appointed to M.A. in 1937 Subject: English 1 4 I

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, ior Class Hist Sen 'l'he average member of tl1e Class ot 1Q4l has not in all likelihood read Ile to VVin Friends and lnlluence People or any other treat' ' ' personality. Ile has prohahl' ' ' ' n - ' ' is -dt xv isc on tl1e de l 1, in fact let D l icn cntirelv 'il ve opment o v , a e Carnegie and other pcrs 1 . one. Yet, or possihlv thcief tinguishedhv 1 l f ' yonalitv sales- - ore, the presc f ' ' . -'Q rat ier surprisinv ' ' ho l' ' ' ' nt ,g1flClU1l1l1U l g, a rather n rc crs on xersit l 1 g c ass is dis- ervous varietv t ' ' .1 11tv. 'l'hclXl..'X ' ' h 1 ' ' U o character which certainlv . senior of 1Q41 is a gentleman of 111oods and fancies: c 15 ohstreperous 2lHCl tractahle, materialistic and poetic, easvfgoing and nervous. His achievements extend over manv realms of activitv from phvsical to menta competition. lt one xvere to enter at recess time that inner sanctum of the seniors, the senior smoking room, he might see through the haze of smoke the struggling forms of Van Sant and hflursch, possihlv practicing football plavs, hut more prohahlv engaged in mere rough-house, Guthrie jumping through the ceiling to drive home a point on the foreign situation to Charlie llolmes, who, hy the vvav, is not liste 16 l ning because Ha