ushnfcfc .06ff27!74.ff4f I f'.S'fll'.i?fL ff c Smznr 61455 M an fclazr A PRESENTS A I U1 vf ' ,Acadcmy .1 M n , U1 5 Vayage Clit' 1954 K f Octap I R' 'fx it I, vf 115 f -f 3 'S l I I 1 In 5 2 S X X S gi..-5' W Avi, veg., ,JA x r e .gx ' K 1 xii n N ? ' vb AON -7 x iff 12 ' 0 ,Vx R3 PU XX- l EXW' ,K .X fd lingx 4- I 1 . 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L x'c1y.1NQ, '1141S' ' 5' hg h 5h1y ' Y' , L1 111 . , 1' '11 , . . ........ .............. ......... - I 5 l7-42 ........................... 3-5 . . ......... .............. 5 7 - 75 Dedication Claude W. Munson We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and FiftyfFour, proudly and fondly dedicate this yearhook to the Head of the Latin Department, Mr. Claude W. lvlonson, who, for more than thirtyffive years, has heen a friend to faeulty and students alike. All of us have had eontaet with Mr. hdoll' son in one Xvay or another. many have had the henelit of his xvisdom in either a mythology or a Latin elass. Every Senior is aided lay Mr. lvlonson iii eonneetion with College Board Examinations and has eome to rely upon his assistance. Those who have not had direct eonf taet with Mr. Ivlonson have still eome to knoxv and to respect this friend to all for his serviees to Nlontelair Academy. One important faet that we should menf tion is that Mr, lvlonsoifs entire life has heen spent in the tradition of the Nnohle Roman of the prefCaesar Repuhlie. The primary pref cept of that tradition xvas that a man's life should he one of relentless, unselfish devotion to duty. Vv'e shall long rememher his favorite ex' pressions, his aneedotes, and his hne sense of humor. hut, even more, xve shall reeall the kind xvay in xvhieh he has tried to instill in us hoth of the world ol' the Romans and the xvorld in xvhieh we live. For all you have done to make us hetter appreciate life, xve thank you, Mr. Monson .... ...v je 41 al fi t' ,fm acuity i l .. t-E, ? , Q Q B f 7' , r fa '1 4 avr. , 41 K3 V, . ,f - f .2 ,A I ' ,,f V Q 1' ' 6 ! 4 A fl! XIV- , V, ,.-136'f 4 ,Q yi ' A, razpigzwngfiwi A' 4 ' 4 ,, ' - ' 3 ,Lia : ? -+ x , . z I 1 I g . ' f, 9 11 0 .gh 0 l 5 i , H 5, A 2 ' , l AN fx 4 it ,auf Frederick W. Hackett ..,,A. s, Rx Xl. ' -an , I K I 1 L J ' 'N 1' f e I I' 1 Q' . I If-1 q. x . I' 57 It was with great shock and disappointment that we learned of Mr. Hackett's resignation last January. All we can do is to say thanks, Mr. Hackett, for everything and good luck in all your future endeavors. Headmaster surfing, , Upon the resumption of classes aftei a Thanksgiving vacation, which was lengthened by one day in recognition of the accomplishments of the football team, the topic of special interest was the successful football season. The team had made the best record in the last six years-four victories .and three defeats. Of the losses, two were by the narrow margin of one touchdown and might have been won up to the last few minutes of the game. Great credit and heartiest congratulations are due to the squad and the coaches for a season of which all may bc proud. With a championship basketball team which was co'champion in the spring, the Academy has established itself as a top'contender in our Little Ivy League. Our most notable material gain this school'year -has been the new furniture in our Assembly and Study Hall. One hundred and fifty desk and seat combina- tions were donated by the P.T.A. and the recently graduated class of 1953. In order that this new furniture might have the proper setting, the Trustees re- decorated the Assembly Hall which presented a bright new appearance on the opening of school. Through the further generosity of the P.T.A., a football score- board was added to our athletic equipment and this, displayed in a prominent position on the top of the fence, keeps the spectators wellfinformed as to the progress of the game. On the scholastic side we were highly gratified with the encouraging and complimentary report of the Evaluation Committee, representing the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, which visited the Academy last February. Our school was generously commended and a number of helpful sug' made for our consideration with a view to further improvement. gestions were Our record of college admissions was especially commended. Over a period of the past six years, only two graduates on the average each year have failed to attend college and in the majority of cases this has been because they accepted positions in business immediately or were called into the service. Of our last graduating class we have two representatives at Yale, one at Princeton, three at Williams, one at Amherst, one' at Wesleyan, one at M.I.T., two at Cornell, three at Bowdoin, one at Northwestern, two at the University of Colorado, one at Lafayette, one at Lehigh and three at' Vermont. The Senior Class and the Student Council' have started the year energetically and have been setting the student body an excellent example of positive and intelligent leadership. There is a sense of direction and cooperation which augurs well for the success of the year. We have made a good beginning and we shall make a good ending. Our thanks and very best wishes for the future are extended to the Class of 1954. acuity THOMAS A ADAIR Lafayette College French Years at MA 3V2 F1 ' WILLIAM A BARRAS Princeton University English Years at MA -M thx 1 if HQN - A :N rpg, v ,-. MRS. MARY BLOCK Newark State Normal School Cornell University Columbia University Sixth Grade Years at MA: 2 ROBERT A BODKIN M A Trinity College ...X Q..-on wlf' M fv- 'Q'-'fi Columbn University Guid1nce Yc1rs 1t MA fJW UMA, JOHN BROWN ntclwir Sl'lll Tmchers Collcgt Business Educuion Years at MA: 3 WALLACE M. COURSEN, IR. A.A.G.O. New York University Montclair State Teachers College Music Years at MA: 9 Qx ,vim 'IB'- 9- N xkagag g MRS EDITH V GERARD Montclaxr State Normal School Slxth Grade Years at MA 1 V! J ff EDWIN P GLEASON A B M A Lafayette College Columbia Umvcrsnty Phu Beta K1pp1 History Spamsh Years 1t MA 5 X-X4 swans 'C' ALAN P HOWELL Cornell University Columbla Unlvcrsnty Hlslorv Years at MA 2 -433-hca.. Q 1 - ' fel' : A , 'X A ' 1 - A . L: K V 9 1 lf ,I 'S f fl , j , f .f ' , , , I --go l X! I of I . , I' xi I as . . . I I SJ - 1 K 1 '10 . . is v ' 3 . Vi, . It S - AA l x . Ur? Q AB. A uf CLAUDE W MONSON A B A M H1mnlton College Columbla Unlverslty Ph: Ben Kwppa L1nn Ye1rs 1: MA 37 Mathematics Ye1rs 'lt MA WILLIAM H MILLER B Pd Ph B A M Mlllersvxlle Stwte Tmchers College Columbn University New York University Science Ye1rs 'lt MA jAY S MORRIS Columbn Unnversnty St. Lawrence Unxversnty 3 'Q- U Jsw 1 i ' 2 H CRAIG MORSE 'Y .A B.Sc. Drexel Institute of Technology fzgtibail. Temple University ll :ll l'Tff3l Mathematics Years at MA: 9 MRS. LEO NEJELSKI Michigan State Normal College Wayne University Chicago Art Institute Seventh Grade Years at MA: 7 As.. 5- WWW? 3 'I -Q Q ' t Q- PHILLIP L. NICOLOFF B.A., M.A. Occidental College U.C.L.A. Columbia University English Years at MA: 2 'bn ff 1- MRS VIOLET E PETERSON Unnerslty of Chlcwgo fuxi -15 Grnduwte Lnbrary School 1 Llbmrnn Ye1rs 1t MA 5 ALPHONSE V SULLY Ntw York Unlversxty Columbn University Spwmsh French Yeirs it MA 2 fX x -45 EDWIN E VAN BRUNT Rutgers Unxversnty Montclanr State Teachers College Director of Athletxcs Years at MA 20 ti AS I-ll ig Nui MME SELENE van LIEW Czarlst Russnan Education French Years at MA 5 IM 1' l A, '- VIH 5, 'Y AZN'-AR-, l ..,,fl4' 9 . B25 t - . 1 V ' N., - I' 'V I A ' 5 ' . '. . . . : e'.g . 1 B.A. l 1 .M . , . . . tu.. 2 kr Wx. 4 , 'QA . X 1 1 , 1 . . . X ' ' ' mg ' ...- I 1 x ir. .. -. KW 1 A ..' ' . l X l -vw X --- 'VY x V al, -I 1 'Wx .,. Admznl trafmrz These are the unsung heroes and heroines who work hehind the scenes. it VJ hf out them the great machine could IMJI function Mr. Huhschmitt, the husiness manager has seen many years of M, A, life and is one of the mainstavs of the adrninistrational departmentsz his experienced hand is indispensihle. Miss Flavell, the executive secretary, deserves a great deal of rich commendation for her patltlil. devoted, extra time in the office and her excellent work therein. The dictician, Mrs. Wright, keeps Vvfalden House in apple pie order: and the meals, this YC-lf, were first rate, The newest additions to the administration stall were Mr. German. superviser of the manual training department, and Mrs, Hutchinson, the new financial secretary. They, too, have given liherally of their time for the hetterment of Ivlontclair Academy. 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Xivi TT X.- F ,LL L L T- 11, ,-Qxxl -'xx Tfx'Ixx NQYUI A Lfbzlx .lx NVQ-LNQAYYSS5 Wi. .f -x x CK. bk Q X wx ARTHUR HERBERT BROOK, II Army', Years at MA: 12 College Choice: Yale Age 17 Semwr ALIIXIIIQ 'Mumelur Num fl7l1lWllLlIQ ljllkxlllll, Q Hmmm Comm. Auelm Vlbllll Clul'-, Flmmg 'Y -L. Iumur Aetluuw Muntelmr Num, Femme , 'Uh' Q it l I W' f NAM ffwjhxl SX LQ -A X fo Ql LAN PETER BRUMMERS1 EDT ww UQ Mwyegirg fit MA 7 College Chmce U of PennSylw1ma 4 0 1 Age 19 1 X 1 1 nt lfll S 1Ax nut mtrum S I 1 'vii MWWUU KWWLR gNl . V W K 3. 'Q . A ' I .V , z c 'Q , '. x A , . E1 f I 1 J, Le ,T L23 . C l Clfwwl I ' ' l , 40 UN gk V , l A F Ui t fl I I , I ' W - f fi , X' 4 f i fi , , I'l , AN E fl , f WW A V I 1 l 4 MJ WA , l 1 jf I R, W4 ' Aw, A L x aff .' ff CUM UAL I F 0-X W pf ' X V. ' 5 I N V A xx ll HAI!! ,'l'Ly Mil, 1: x l, . . I V . xl gl N' ll A : V ' ' Q' 5 Sex mr Aetlvlllesz Stule Cuunell, Vlcullreslnlem ul Rus' K W 4 trLN .N-wglety, Cllce fflulw, l3.xslxetlmll, lllselmll, X X jun ur eu 'mesz Studs Cuuuexl, SeeremryfTre.1sL1re1' uf ' l ,fx A R1 ' -lwclety, Lllvlry Mtllllltlf, B:lsk'tl.ll, Bnsclmlll. 22 VV-. QL, I I SHELDON WHEELER BUCK Sheldon Years at MA 5 College Chance Stmforcl A51 18 r A111111 1111 l111' xx 111 ll 1111' A1 1 V 1 ll r11' lllf 1 111 W--,Q 1 11111 1 11111111 C 11l1 ru Ill 1 r 11111 S I SANDE ROBERT D1-STEFANO Sinde o Q7 X Q. Ye1rs at MA Z College Chmce Lelngh Q Age 17 J ,Lf Y X' s,,4,f1k .af-fJf'v. A-'E' ,saw-df Ji' fc -ff-1 -X AJ, 5-141 1 Z, 4 -I A U 1 23 Cl ,Y J : 1 ' : . I 1-5 SQ11111 Q '1 's: Mr cg Nc fASSlSI-llll C1r1'11l.1111111 1 M. .1gcrl, H11 11rs C1 sc. l,rus11lu111 Kllx 111111 151.11 ,d Cl ly l.1lW. y M11 11r, D1'.1111.1t1c Clulw, Tnqk .1 l F1ul1l ffl 'C.1pt.1111 C11 155 C1 tri: X ,l1111111r Act1v1t1cs: A111l111-V1s11.1l Clulw, M1111tcl.11r News ' Dr. . ' Tl , T . 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' ' K 1, ' ,-I, l 4 , -I .t 1 , , Q 4 ,1 v 'I I i 5 1 LY I ,f -I ' , ff - f ' 4 -, -. i ig ll PHILLIP EUGENE DONLIN Ph1 Years at MA 6 College Chmce Vnllanoxa Age 18 1 UK flllll I' lI'l IAYIITS DYIII1 lllu Ll StlLL run L1 1 lb 1 WI Tr1tk111d 1 1 1111r A 1111111 11111 11r N111 11rum Ll 1n11111 Club S11 Cr x lt 1 1 1 he - ir, M, '-w 1V 4 H ST J 15511 M Mears at MA SLE? e 3fth10Ut Age 17 S Ill mr A111x111 s r1 1111111 111 S111111r C1155 Pr1Q1tl1.111 11 Stud 111 C111111 1l Ed1t11r111Cl111f 11f cwLtllIWuS C11 C11111111 111 Flllltlwllll Tkxlllll, l,l'CSlklL'lll 111 Red 111111 Black Sucicty, H111111rs CL1111rsc, VlCC'l7fC5lLlClll 111' Fllflllll Society, C11pta1j11 111' l.1l1r.1ry M11111111rs, Arhluric Sch11l41rsl1ip Ass11c1z1111111. hlllllllll' Actwiticsi Prcsitlcnt uf Junior Class, Sccrctnryf Tru.1s11r1'r of Student C11u11c1l, Red 411111 Black Society, l.1l1r.1ry M11Illl11f, Secretary-Trc.1surcr nf Fwrum Society, C111:c11sl11p Prize, M1111tcl111r Ncwsf' Octopus, F1111tl1:1ll, BQlSClWllll, Athletic Sch11lz1rship ASSlJClilIllJl1. l PETER WILLIAM GRIMM Skip Years at MA 1 College Choice U of Michigan Age 17 crm r A UXIIILS Dram lfl u RICHARD BEARD HIGHLEY Years at MA 1 College Choice Prmceton Age 19 cmur Actlutlcs Cl o. Club Tcnms M nt Iur Ncxxb Dr nm lllc Cluh 511.1 if If 14 7' ff' 794 sU4.!7uf AL L 5 wg If 0,111 fl 1 IJ X Ill! ll I' 45.141, M J AHA iff , s'44, .7445 rfxffl J Z! ol, -'Pl .aP '- .,..., 7 4632 Duck 2 C li ft. J, 7 'f'u if ' fl YU' W 1 A ' S-J c ': 4.'cClh. ' A I f A -' 0 J .. M J A . Q .f .-,J - ' 5 V N -.uf NN I l 'idk 1 I I 5 W' 4: A ,. .S ' V.. I I I .go .-. . lc I K ,, . 'I 'Q ,. ., I. . , -. -Q 'Q KI I ' -5- n -'Q X , .D ' f X f U 2 ff ' A-f , YJ I 'fl I 28 Lv- ', I five-..f ' -fb. ' .I- , ', if ' Y, S ' lc' , ' ', M cm cf ' H, 1, . A H . ' nf .N A 'a-rf' - - , ' ' 1-if-. X ,A , . - . U 1 . ' VL JIM 'C Ju, I- 0. 0.-4, 0- -:ll . 911 . , f ' ' L jfC..L .3 2.12, . . l' in I '- . .Lift 6 2.5.11 -L ff. 4 Qi, N. 1 ,V 4 . .-, I m . I. ' V...2 'R' 'O -'I -z.'l:-Q ROLAND AUSTIN JACOBUS, III Chap Years at MA: 4 College Choice: Dartmouth Age: 19 Senior Actxvltlcsz VlCC'l7fC5lClCIIl uf Scmur Class, Prccidcm of Forum Soclfty, M.1IIllQlllQ Edmxr of l'C3ctopus,A' Chr' culution Mrumgcr of lvIomcl.ur News, Bnskctlmll, C.1pt.uu Q I C V of Golf Tum, Honors Couric, Red :md Bl.nck Soclcty. R hlumor Actlvltmcs: Studcnt Cj1IL1I'lCll Rcprcscntgltlvc, Secre- K t.nryfTrcusL1rcr of Forum Soclcty, Octopus, Muntcl.ur ' ' A -tv News, Buskctlmll, Captqun of Golf Team, Lilwrnry Momtor, I ' V VA r 5 ,a 1' , , vi M . I A, '22 -LA: 1 I! sf HOWARD JONES 'Howard Years at MA 2 College Choice Colgate Age I7 guuur Autlxltxts C l C uw DYIHIIIIC C uw Trltk Crow C ountry umor A tlxmtl 5 Clu Drnmmg C u ru rms 3,2 'f.' 15' 26 . ,V X . sl. fn 3 t Y A . A C , cl I ' ' ' V f ,. ,,C I 4 , Y 1 I 5 ' W my 1 c , as K ':lcc,ll, 14 ,1l, Q',1.. 7 1 C ' C: Crlcc lw, 4 . ' l lw, T . 'k, C, of j'A-111, ,Q Country. Q, q: Q V' 1 I I U 'Fliff . a iv X .,--YL. L. ,'Q- 4.' -- '- V . I 5: ' ' ' . 1 I Q-. to ' ' C M., MAO -- vI, .L' irlf: Jf1vf'.4'ff' 'f lf0 v ffl . f-fp 1 . AJ- ly. If .U - C fir.. ---'n V 1 If af v' 'A NJ. 7 ' ,L,.,gJ ' L, '.,,Zgr,', , 1.4 ,, XJ. 1 .i-', -lr... , :Eu , -O 5 - , J lil-,Si l.-. -J-V: - 1:7.I l!,4,,,4,xn,' Q,l,y'uLAklf1 c,,,L,5jyy,9 ' . 'A . - . .. H. '1 , K fab .41 lv DERICK OSEPH KAISER JR Fred X Years 'lt MA 5 College Choice Wfnllnms 4 Age 18 Semur A mums C l Club Aud1oV1su1l Club Drum Clu Fmtblll Trl li um mr Aetlxltleb rmtelur N xx Club Audm 5-N Vwuul Club Ch Q lu F wnbl Trl gr ia Mig X X XX,- l E MX a JW v ff We M Que bf-MAY JOEL RONALD KAPLAN Kap if ij Years at MA Z College Choice Cornell NM Age 17 7, gmur A tlxmtneb Cl Club Audm Vnbuul Club Drmm ut: u Student C1iUIlLll Bdbk rblll H n r vur 111rAtxt rm u B15 t 1 Ch u Audu VlSUll Club Crow Country 41? I, ji fl. . III., ly fwff.-Qu '-U!! .kt ,.,,,.,,f.- ,V ,,,,,z J . , , 0 - sc as ff' , ' - 'fs : 571 ' ' C 'I loc , ' 1 ,. , . .mc , A b, 4 1 , Qc. .l '1 ' 4 'T M 'Q' c 'sf' Glu' , , u- , Q , , cs. C b, um .ll, ack. 9 X' f . xl '-ff. , - ' P 1 , , , V0 ' , 1 lik 1'-, x 1 ' x L' - Q , N l-A fl exl Xl ,C 'N f , x I Ax .S-'V xx 4 . , , V ' Y X. V N XS x' K - ' x l 'Z ' , in u f X , l5iigf?f?f 3! 1 f ' -5 , b'!, 3 t .QQ 1 J: ' 1 I ' In f . A 'xxx' .C 1' '7 1 :Nj A ee 'xx 1 I ' wif v -. 5 ,.- 5 L Mm Q P- ' A IWW fv X N , I -VJ 4-C-P wg S as vs ' Q , C lf ' S C 'Z1CC , , - '. , , agk: O N. ' . X K 4 ll - ' , ' , ' C . , za 415 C1 SC. f .lux , Q . -I N51 D. mm CI tw, .Qu b.ll, , Q55 Cl rw, ,gk .V A . , N N VA ,T DONALD MATHEW KARP UD0n93 Years at MA: 4 College Choice: Yale Age: 17 Senior Activities: Montclair News iliditorial Assistantj, Baseball, Octopusu junior Activities: Capital Page School. is -' 1. 1 , 4, 4 S 55 . 1 - 9 SQHPQ1 Q2 'EM 75? .f J 5 -fiyi ff ' f i i Qfff Dorf! XM Chyna!! 7 I 9 wwe!! ZMJM7 GEORGE JAY KRAMER George Years at MA: 4 College Choice: Amherst Age: 17 Senior Activities: Octopus QSenior Editorj, Glce Club, Dramatic Club, Honors Course, AucliofVisual Club, Library Monitor, Rostrum Society, VicefI'resident of Student Counf cil, Tennis, Red and Black Society. junior Activities: Montclair News, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, AudiofVisual Club, Rostruni Society, Chess Club, Track. STUART LASHER Stu Years at MA: ll College Choice: U. of Pennsylvania Age: 16 Senior Activities: Editor of hlMODICl2llf News, Footlmll lvl.in.iger, Forum Society, Red and Black Society, Honors Course, Library lvlonitor. junior Activities: lVlontcl.iir News flftlitorigil Assistiintj, Football Manager, Forum Society. x .Ns N ff 4- ' ,LD X SANDOR HERMAN MAGNES Sandy Years at MA 1 College Choice Rutgers Age 18 'si' , ,, V A ' A 5 3 :fi iv , ' .,. T 'A ,Q I-X X ' I 5 K' . 'L -- if I ,y - D-ef. A 1 , . W ,LM . ,-. rg: e ' - ' . ft A l ' is 'X' 5:5 V WI 2 ' K V w, . AA L 'Y 'I' . as u g , Senior Activities: Footlmll, Clee Club, Tennis. V . , T - . Qiif5:iii'3 1 I Q:'..f 'I ', ',' n.f'. ,'i. VYII-fg-I -..-fra, 27- -: ' gfjff' -,-QA L1 li S viff. ' 7' ' 5:1 stiff Years at MA 2 emor ALllXltlL 1 DAVID JACK SCHAPIRA 5CDave7, uth College Cholce Dartmo Age 18 3 tcm wus I l11mtngr1phy Eehtor F 11th1ll B15 l11ll O towus Photo rlphe lvlonte ur umor Aetlutleb 1 h ll B1seh1ll 9 I X THOMAS THRON Tom College Choxce Dartmouth Years at MA 9 Age 17 emor A tlYltlLS Tremurer 1 Semor C 155 Fmt 1 Traek fCoC1ptf1m Dr1m1t1 Cluh Bu mess Mmaeer Rostrum Clee Clul Qetopub fAdVefllSlIlg Mmager l.1hr1ry lvlomtor l lonorQ Courie Red mel B11 lc Soexety umor Aetlxltles DYIUIIIIL Cluh Aetor mel St1 e M111 1ger Gl Club Rostrum Ivlontelur News Assxstm L1hr1ry Momtor News l7h1utogr1ph r Foot 1 1,-Q.. I S Cc N C' jg ' A 11 4, .'c1 . - J' Q 1 -fm, 1' Q ja cj, :,:fz. V4 , O 3. fy., ' Q A - ., 1' . 0 , q N H. l N , 'X -1 A f s. X , 1 Z-.? .. ,A ifglnl, A - 'li .4 k 11? KC YQ S c4 : H. ' 1f Nl. , 1 hall, ' '1 l, JVC f i', l, ' 2 ' , , Q, 1 4 ac 1. J' 'f: sz . ag' .f GND, fc , 'U '2 STANLEY SIMON TRAYMORE Stan Years at MA 4 College Cl1o1ce Symcuse Age 18 R K Ill! I' LUN 1 I' I fy ll I' 1 t 1 1 ft 1 151 1 1 At 1111 U11 1 FU U Q-q..,,,, u11111r 14111111115 V11 Ir 111111 MUlIl1Jf C1151 1111111 1 ,Kjm tl 'I jam 1 1 F11r11111 A t111tL1l1Xy34y6f11C11j,7CQ1kff1 X if Inf! 'I ff! QS? S-Q...- rf 1 'ff JOEL ISRAEL WECHSLER I Wex Years at MA 4 College Chonce Cornell Age 17 1l1l11r tl'NlllLS lr1al Il! 11 1'1l111Il1 U F151 11115 rf Rubtrum O1t11pus LIIUFLS E 1t11r H1bl111FS C11urs1 u R 11 11111 B11k 1111115 B15 1 Ullllll' ALIIXIIILS USITUITI Ulltl. Ill' NLXNS flllllllk u fA1t11rj bl Ll lS 11 1 1 1 S: 1 A' '1t1'sZ Skxkq 1' .1 ' uf S01 11 Class, C.1pt41111 uf A ' B.sk1 lm ll T'.1111, F111h.ll, I5.. l'1.ll, Tr. cl-1, hl' ' C11 111, F1 111, Ulqc Cl li 'U 51' ,l ' 1 ' z l ',1'S- 1 t'A 'h ' .1 111 5.1511111111 T-..m, 1321 .H,'aAl1.,1q ' 1111, , , , S' 5515. r.1r' ' r,T ,1 '1 r , 1. I ' ff' V ' ff ,L fe' fw , if 4 1 ff!! J ' J 4' ' y A 1 , ' ' f 1 .yy f ,J A . ' M. ' if X 4 1 'X I ' nl - ,' . - i A :L W ' In .Q l . 1' 7 'QV un, 1, .f5..,f3 .1 X,- .- ,' ln 1- .Al I ','4..4 'L . gk V ix 514: ,TALXXZP 1 A A 1 1: I'1'. R ',l 1 v Y? . v. ' p . . oh 1 -.D 5 lA'vAo, .nmbx -,plle fx: Qs' :A 'J I.. ' 3 T' ' 3. 'Q . -1 . 'I' ' .V' N14 .L . . -, - A o ...i 34.15, A nf' s-A Aef'-19-+111 fD. 1 -C1 11, P -41- ' ,' . ,H . fp.. 1. L1 ,S ., Glec Cl b, c . l1 ' S ', . 'sbs Il. -I ' ' ' R ' , M 'lg ' D. . Cl lw ' , ' cc Cl lw, Ba kx lm ll, B. sch. ll. 4 ROMEO VITIELLO Ronnie,' Years at MA: 1 C ll Ch ' : R it Age: 18 0 Eg? once utgers F xx J ' -. X U P04060 y K f 3 A i 7 l, ,df fam 506671 Qpaa , A C amd Y ' cwfwf - M cb!! y O, , A 7 r 4 1 , ,jc . f ,, 5 Q . Q .J i 9' S. .' A 1 :CA 1 5 RICHARD SANFORD WEISS Dick Years at MA: 1 College Choice: Rutgers Age: 18 Senior Activities: Cross Cuuntry. I 954 Ocfapu ,Award JPN J' STAN TRAYMORE 4 Clus of 1954 an lohn Foster left -uni S4 .2 .I ,Af 0 Clit' 16? I 611101 Athlvlc The 1914 0Lt11pus 15 L11r1t1r1u1nq Cl'1L pr1L t1 L M11 1Ql1Ld l1y l1st yL1rs st if m1k1r1g 111 1rLl t t Lbt 11111r 1t ktk Stm Tr1xm11rL 1 LL11 u111111l1111ubj, 111mL rLL1p1L11t 1 t1L 1 L U 5 I 11 1 L IPI ul I' X L L LX WL! LN 111 1 1111 111 t ly 111 I1 111 st 11 L LN r t Tl L11t r11n1 111tL 11r L1LlLr11 1 IN 1 1rL1 LL11n1L 1 L1' 1 1 ll t 11115 IP 111 tv111 3L1LLLw,1xL Ll1 1mp11111s 1 L11 IL 5 mb 5 1 LVL I PFLXIO IN rLL11T L I rLm1r 1 lt 11 QL11rII1' 11XL I N 5 llll LSL LXL li S ll r 1 Lr 511 Il 1 rL111 x Nlll 1tx N L I 5 1 M111 L l L ll L lffblll ll1N l Ill ILYIHIIT IUUH I' ty 7lLl lflf P 11 'fl UIUIIW L s Two othcr outstwnclmg 1thlf.tLs of the and Phnl Donlxn Although both 'Ire 1cl1vL ln othar sports footblll IS firm O 0 0 rv' .. I' I 'C1 'S:lWl'. 1 Q 11. ' il fl a 'X 4111 . 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I Donlin caught trying to sneak out of practice. S .593 XJ x lf: FIRST ROW ro1l1 L Martm Arnett P Smnth, Nejelslu Moslcowxtz Mc-nkcn SECOND ROW Grosse Hak Thncberg Mockrldge S1lberman Wllson, McCl1ntoclc Stwmalo THIRD ROW T Heller R Kramer Brawcr Dallery Messlneo Getzoff Mackenzle Seltzer FOURTH ROW S Marnn Lawrence Bornstcm Addy Cooper M Cohcn Ku1m1clc, Wcmmann junior 611155 T 1 C1155 11f 1911 IS Ill 11111pt1111111 111111111 111r 11 11111115 Ill p1r11 1 111111111115 hlqh s 11 1r s 111 W1111 1111r11urr111111r IIIILFLSYS 115 NLYSI Il 115 IS tl.lL 11151111111 111 11s btr1111f1 111 p11n1111r 111 Ill 1111 111 Ill 11111111 1 11111 llLLS xx1r1 5x1 111n1111 111111 1111 111 11 111111 1111 1r111' s ju11111rs 11111111 111 StLI3S 11 f161I' pr1111111111ry 1 u11111111 1111 111111 1111111115 xx1111 1111115 1r111111s XXII 1 1 1 1 511111 M11k y C1111 I1 1115 1mm1111111 5 p11pu11r T111 111111r 111v111111111'b 11111 I1 111f111u115 1 11111111111 111 Nfl 1 m1n1 111 1111 511111151 S thi. 51 II' VNOI1 1111 I 111 XN1I'1 1Xx.I' 11111115 mg 1x11111111s 11 1 1x1r11t5 11 1 1 1u11111r 011151 1111111111 b1u1111115 llkk L1rry M1r1111 S1111111 1 11sk1 D1111r5 C1r1111s1 111 r11111 xx1r1 111111 I1 1 1 1 1 II 1111111111 1 A 111 1115 5 1111111 51111111111 151111111 1111r H111 bp 151 If 1'r11 1 1r 1 1 111 111 11Lllk 11111111 111111 1115 1u11111r 1111111gu1b N11 111151 11111111111 1 D1n111s1111111b 1 111r11 11r 1 W1bs11r 1r11111 M111t11111 A111111115 111 rr5 MlfI1I1S 1111151 gr NW Lllll 151r511111 N 111 11111111 XXl'1LlT r11111 1 1 511111 15 1 tk 111511111 1 1111111r T11x1 I1 M11 111' LI'lLN 11111 11r1 1r111 1 Ill 11 15 111 JUIIILI' II 1111151111111 lll 11111111 5 11111 xx1s 1x1mp 1r5 111 1111 1 XLITN lk llll 1 r11 1111 1 1 11111 Q11r11rs xx1r1 llllllllfb 1 11 S11111 111 Ar11111 11111 S1111 Mlftlll 111 1 1 111 C 11 I1 11111 A111111 I'11ll1'1l.lLLl 11111 111 1x11r111111 b11rt11111 x 1111 5111111rQ r1 1111111 Br11n1m1rb11111 111 1 111u Lyflllts m111 1111111 511 1 1 1 1111 1511 11 1 1 111151 111111 11111 1 11111111 lfllx 111 llllllll 1 1 1 I1 11111111 1 I1 NIf1111' 1. 111 NLI x111111fs XK1 1 11 1 111 1 I N1Tl11+' N111 tx '1 KX-..-V nv-J 'W-V' ,.,. . bottle again. . ,I Look at the grinning apes -- Vice- 1 gi President Paul Nejclski, President Pete Smith. and Secretary-Treasurer Kee- ton Arnett. They make a great au L for Pepsodcnt. d0n't they? But the Class of '35 is also prominent in other activities. Paul Nejelski and Larry Mzirtin toiled tirelessly to turn out a respectable news' paper. Arnett and Martin held key positions on the Octopus staff. Smith, Stamato, Grosse, and Nejelski helped the AudiofVisual Depart' ment. The Glee Club claimed many juniorsg and Grosse, Mockridge, Wilstnn, and Brolli emote for Wechsler's hams. But it would be a mistake, almost an inf justice, to describe the extraordinary capacity of the Class of 1955 by merely listing its many achievements, Let us not lose sight of the leadership shown by the juniors socially, scholf astically, athletieally, and, most important, morally. Let us remember that achievement arises from ability and determination. Ability is sus' tained and strengthened by effort, blended by diversity, and held upright by sincere purpose. Herein lies the true strength of the juniors. Mr. Miller left the cap off the ethcr Saphamarc Elass T trt IS hut ont xxor t 1 strlht th op CllSS outstmdxng Undtr the mspmng l 1d r shlp of Prtsldtnt Alun Bogrml V1 Irtsldtnt Ptttr Slltlflllll Sttrtury 'I'r1.1sur1.r Ent luLlCL 1n Cl15s Adxlsor M Mllltr h 1. Q tnjoyed 1 most sutttsslul yt 1r hot 5 ho lbtl 1lly 1nd 1thltt1t1llx S hol15t1t1lly th Sophomorts mnnftsttd thur lblllfy hy thur l1rgt rtprts nt1t1mn mn th Honor Roll 1nd tht Llbflfy Prlwltge LISK The. t 155 INLYIQL on tht yxhol xms IL sports howutr tht Sophs d15pl1ytd their l1ttnt ttlcnt Four mtmhtrs p1rt1t1p1ttd on tht footlmll 5qu1tl mtludmg Mxk Sutoff who wts thostn 1 mtmhtr of tht Athlttl Counul 1nd of tht All Ivy Set Jnd Tum llld who w1s hlgh storer for the setson Sopho morts l1rgtly tompostd tht V b15lctth1ll tt 1m xuth Alun Bognd ont of tht 5t1r ptr formtrs throughout tht sc15on In tross tountry B111 I'I1ntotlt won tht 1nnu1l rw. httwttn tht h1xt5 ml th Ntxx 1rlt A tdtmy llliltblll g1mt n ILIIIIIS rlt ILL t xx15 ont of tht me skllllul IWIITILIPIIIIS 1nd turntd 111 tountltss txttlltnt ptrformmtts Tht tl15s VKIS rtprt stnttd on tht golf llld tr1tlc 5qu1d5 1so Tht group supporttd m1ny uctr1turr1tul1r 1tt1x1t11s hwmg mtmhtrs mn th Gltt Club Dr1m ttnt Cluh Audlo V15u1l Cluh Monttlur Ntvxs 1nd Ottopus thtst orgml IIIODS vvtrt grt1tly tnforttd hy thtlr Sophomort mem htrs Also tht group took p1rt 111 Studtnt Counul 1ff11rs through thtnr thrtt rtprc5ent1 tlyts Dltk I'Iobh1ns Mxlct Sutoff md Alxm Bogrml Throughout tht yt 1r m1ny eventful h1ppen xngs otturrtd tmong thtm w1s tht purch15mg ol tl IQS YIDQS Bcuust of thclr extclltnt Splflt md upahlt p1rt1t1p1t1on lil tthlettts 1nd txtr1c.urr1tul1r 1tt1v1t1t5 tht Sophomore Cl 155 proved to bt. 1 v1lu1hlt 15set to Monttlur Audemv FIRST ROW Nazarlan Sucoff Saltzman Bogracl jaeckel Hobbms Hahn SECOND ROW Barton Russomano M Allen Hancock Fneld F1erstem,F1schbem THIRD ROW S Heller D Courier Altken Grover Revere Tarleton X L E grcshmcn 611155 IL Cl1ss 1 'Ill 1t r s n1111 L th Ill 111 t LL 1 11L 1xs t ouLh xx rLgrLt thL oss of ll 11 ,Ll L111hLrs our Lxx L 1ssm1tLs XL LL11 xxLlLomL 1ssLt 111 1xL CII IYEL our group to 1 t1t1l of th1rty four ThlS H1 1dL thL FrLshm111 1ss 11ot only th l1rfYLst hut o11L of thL f111Lst ID thL sL ool T L d1r Lt1o11 of th l1s xx IS undLrt1lcL11 x t r L 111 ustrlous hoxs lrLs1dL11t Norr1 O N 1ll V1LL lI'LblLlLI1f C1Lr1 FL11stLr 111 popul1r Phllllp L NILOIKTH 1LtLd QS our L 155 1dx1sor ThL Freshmm Cl1ss xx IS vxLll rLprLsLntLd 111 1thlLt1Ls CSPLLII y 1n thL tour mljilf sports fc ot 1ll h1skLth1ll b1sLh1ll 1nd tr1L n f11th1ll the LoxetLd VIFSIIQ lLttLr xx lS 1xx 1rd d to Boh Gottsh1ll4 1nd M ' s xxLrL prLsL11tLd to o I1 AllL11 Don CourtLr Ilxll DlNlS gtLXL FrL1lLld RUSSLll Mlll r 111d Norr1s O NL1ll L V S LI il tk m 11Ll1Ld hx loo s L 1 1r11111r1 l nmt 1 Lrs IIE xx m Lo11tr utL t1 s SULLLSS 11 thL extr1Lurr1Lu1r Lds xxL xx rL 1 to produLe pro1n111Lnt mcmhLrs of th CJILL u MontLl11r NLv1s Ltopus th tu Lnt CounL1l 111 ot r sL JK orv1n1 1t1ons Also on SLIUIIDI 11111 tht Honor Roll 111d l1hr1rx pr1x1lLgL l1st onL L1n11ot L p rL1l1 me th1t t FfLil'1U1lI1 Cl1ss xx IS 111 111tLll1gL11t group d1nLL thls sprmg All thosL xxho p1rt1L1p1tLd 111 th1s 1ff11r spLnt 1 most enjox1hlL LxLn1n11 By Loml31n1n11 the p1st rLcord 1nd the s111 QUIDL 1sp1r1t1ons for the future of our Ll1ss vxL nn dL 1S1XCly conclude th lt 1n the fru1tful xmrs to Lome our group v11ll doubtless ILIXL in 1mprLss1xL m1rlc of gre1t d1st1nLt1o11 ID thL 1rLh1xLs of MxJHfLll1f AL1dLmy FIRST ROW Amsterdam R Mlller P Muller ONUII Fenster T Duclnk Hobbms SECOND ROW W Smnh Collester R Smnth H Cohen Lanson Emerson Dnmond M Saltzman Hooton N1mk1n THIRD ROW OBr1en Schertr Kurtz Coursen Frelfeld Goldberg Nenthold Wyman I Allen Clough Ness GIDDS FOURTH ROW Lewls Newman Courier Davis 'l 2? ,ch 'jimi' ' Q, Tl ' 1... 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CL L' ' A lL' A1 '01 I l. lL' L'x llL' 1 ' A.1l lA 'A A 1 1 :A ' L'1 5 11 1 CQ . th' grid 11 , Il the l11 ,kc l11 ll '11 , thc , W f if I' A P ,, 1 1 1 1 13 A, . . 'Q V Q A Y V' A ,Q .1 A l' 3 5 A FIRST ROW: Van Vlc-ck, Mciscl, Smith, Ncwbaucr. K. Milltfr, Harris, Tierney. SECOND ROW: Hook, S Brawcr, Cnspcrscn, Simon, Gould. Leonard, Weissman Shwartz, C, Aitken, THIRD ROW: N, Dudiak. Marriott Higgins, Grnhm, Kulik, Krueger, Beard. 1 Seventh Grade Sirtlz rad: E FIRST ROW: Crawford, Weiner Kenny I Black Russo SECOND ROW: Siglcr. Tuzzeo Schiffmin Anchak Kuck. THIRD ROW: Lima. M1icr W1rsh1w Sck X Z. F' i--- Don't they look innocent? Good use for the new desks! I .-LA , It looks good for the picture anyway. Mr. Gleason. That's about the size of it, Mr. Morsc. 42 ' P-C. may-f-' ' 1 5 5 6 lx-ri. alfa' iii!!! L KJ ,4L'lilIific'5 anagmg Ednor Chwp acobus and EdiIor-in- Chlef ohn Foster tending to last minute details before the book w1s sent to press on January 29. AFF .. 1411111 Furlfr C11.1p 140111115 .. T11111 Tl1r1111 K-:ct1111 Arnett . L.1rry M.1rt111 11 ml XVc:l1slur Gu UYQC Kr.1111er DAlK'ld SQh.1p1r.1 . , . 131111 Brolh xxm P bl 1 1 I1 Advlswr funk Bue 111111 1 111 1' DlIU11I1L1.EI11CF' 1 1 IFOSNL H 111 -I.1cQksl, K.lTI', ML11k I1 M1 T1 k1xx'1t:, N.1:.1r1.111, FIRST ROW: Arnett. Brolli. G. Kramer. Thron. Foster. lacobus, Wechsler. L, Martin, Schapira. SECOND ROVV: Nejclski, Saltzmnn, Buck, Karp. O'Nc-ill, Moskowitz, T, Hobbins. Dimond. Connolly. THIRD ROW: Brook, Nazarian. Field, Cooper, P. Smith, Emerson, Mcnken, Grosse. Mockridgt-. Mr. Gleason. the Faculty Advisor. is absent. llntil one is .ietunlly .i ineinher nil, the yeuirhook stuff. he e.nnnot .ippreemte the mst .nnount of work thin goes into the produetion or th.it iinnu.il puhliefition. XYork mis smrted early lust Spring therefore, hefore the 1953 UetopusM h.id Appeireel, the present stuff h.id .ilrendy hegun to l.ihor on this ye.1r's Aiourn.il. Even during v.1e:it1ons, when most students .fre rel.txing. the stzirl niemhers were striving to nmlie the IVF4 yeiirhoola it sueeess. l'hotogf mphy Editor D.we SCll.lVlT'.l spent hour .ifter hour lioili hiking .ind developing pietures: Roh lirollis .ldept use or the .trtistie pen is Vlnnly evident: Business Nl.ln.iger Keeton Arnett lxeyt pre.-ise reeorel of the .ieeountsg Sports Editor Lfrry lVl.irtin deftly eompiled the greiit hulls of the ilthletie seetioni uneler the elireetion it kloel XX'eehsler, the Eexitures Editor. sueh .irtieles .ls the Senior Xylll .ind ffl iss Vote were nmde yi sszhle. one ot the most :inrortint posts thiit l ri . xelx'--rtising fwl.ln.iger kms hnndled hrillmntly .inel eompetently hy Twin Thron. Senior Eelitir George Krimer compiled all the Mets eoneerning the Senior Seetiong M.lIl.iglI1Q Editor Champ .Lieohus helped to lighten the hurden on everyones shoulders through his exeellent lk.lCklS1ELl1Il7f'1ll'ClliCl-hlallill Foster worked tirelessly on supervising all the det.nls1 and our Eueulty Advisor, Mr, Gleason w.is .rlxxniys prepared to eounsel us in nmny ii trying momenti The eornhinqttion :ind eo' ordination of the efforts of this stuff eontrihf uted greatly tn what we helieve is it sueeessful OCt1JI'US.iA l'erh.ips the ruhliention Hl.11UYyC.lI'lWHili e.in he eompured tri gm Broudwuy proeluetion in the sense th.it months .ind months ot' metieulous reseiireh and ted:ous work must he eomfleted hetiore the finished produet .zH'e.irs, Howeveri the eompirison ends herea for the nrtieles .ind yietures eont.nned within the gxiges oththis Uetopusi' will long he rememhered and xxill :ilxxxiys hring lmek eherisheel reeolleetions ot' high sehool d.iys. while the Brondxmy produef tion will piss gind he forgotten, Emerson, T. Hobbins, Lanson, Connolly, Collester, Dimond, Moskowitz, Buck, Brolli, Nejelski, Lasher, jacobus, Grosse, L. ROW: Lawrence, Halt, Saltzman, R. Kramer, Karp, Smith, Dallery. FOURTH ROW: Addy, Getzotl, Field, Arnett, Cooper, Weinmann Kaplan OBrien, Scherer, Donlin. Mr. Nicoloff, Faculty Advisor, is absent. HMONTCLAIR NEWS STAFF 'I - Eric Jaeckel s Publicity Editors ......... Oscar Mockridge iii: Phillip L, Nicoloif, Advisor Addy, Arnett, Brawer, Collester, Connolly Cooper, Dallery, Dimond, Donlin, Fenster Field, Cetzolf, Halt, T, Hohhins, Kaplan, Karp R. Kramer, Lamson, Lawrence, Nazarian U'Brien, Saltzman, Scherer, P. Smith, Vwfein mann. Managing Editor Paul Nejelski and Editor-in- Chief Stuart Lasher displaying a copy of the News Editorfin-Chief ........,...... Stuart Lasher lvlanaging Editor ....... Paul Nejelski Associate Editor . . .. . Richard lvloskowitz Sports Editor ...... Larry Ivlartin Features Editor . . . . . . Donald Menken Business lvlanager .... . . . George Grosse Advertising lvlanager .. ..... Bob Brolli Photography Editors .. David Emerson Circulation Manager .......... Chap jacohus Asst. Circulation Manager .... Sheldon Buck Arthur Brook Editorial Assistants Don Karp, Pete Smith aaa Manlclazr :ws For better or worse the 1933 w4 Mont elwar News recelved 1 geneml faee laftanv The most noncewble chmqe wus 1 reduct1on an saze Thas embled the staff to produee fourteen assues ansteid of ten and the publaeataon b Came a ba weekly Increased ynork 1nd Weekly mike ups were the unavoxdable by produets of thas change Several new features were antrodueed and the old ones reused for example a eolleqe report seraes wratten by last years graduates Cest Drole and l'Brooksade Banter were among some of the more recent aquasataons whale Sports Sadelaghts eontaaned sports eda tornls Of course no assue of the News would be complete w1thout Cherehez l Femme Senaor Salute and Summo Cum Honore also graced ats pages Hesadcd by EdlCOf1UChlLf Stuirt Lasher and Faculty Advasor Mr Phalap Nacoloff thas f K f X, yeirs edatoraal board was tor the most p1rt m1de up of unlors Aaded by Ball Cooper two Sophomores Daxad Emerson and Ene Jaeekal handled the photography department and Chap jaeobus along wath has assastant Sheldon Buek took care of Cxreulataon Bob Brolla got the all xmportant advertasang whxle George Grosse as Busaness M1nager had the unenvaable job of tryang to stay out of the red Thas year the Sports Pige looked better than exer under the darectaon of L1rry M1rt1n and has issastant Peter Smath Crossword Puz les and poetry U were the specnltaes of Assoea ate Edator D1ck MOSkOW1CZ Paul Nejel ska Managang Edltor Donald Menken Features Edltor Donald Karp Ed1IOfl1lASS1St1Dt and others too numerous to mentlon spent long hours an make up md the other dutaes entaaled nn the vtratanq cdatang and flnancxng of sueeessful newspaper X 4 LEFT Some of the edltoraal staff worlung on a Sunday makeup RIGHT Handsome Bob Brolh glvmg Stuart Lasher a typang lesson. 0 H - - it ' ' 1 ' ' U 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 . 1, . . . . . . - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5. 1 . , ' , ' ' ' , ' , . ,' , , '. 1 1 1 1 sk 1 1 . '- 1 1 I 1 . 'X wx fe, ' H H ' 1 1 1 1 x 1 1 , 1 . . s 1 w ,Q 1 U ' vi I . . ' . I 1 , 1 1 e 1 1 1 K 1 1 1 '1 ' . '1 S ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 . 1, ' - 1 , - 1 . ,' 1 s ' ' ' I 1 1 1 1 , . , 1 , 3 . Qx 1 . . K 5 1 I l 1 S 'x rr 1 -sr' 1 - , 3 ' , -, 1 1 , A K 1 1 A5 I 5 1 xr Q . . , , X ,X 5 3 I 4 V I 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 u 1 11 1 - -1 . . , 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 , , 5 K I K I 1 ' 1 -. 1 ' ' ' , ' ' 1 1 C . Z e 1 .D s 1 K - 11 . . -.1 . . . . . . . 1 - 1 1 1, 1 , K I K 1 K 4 ' tb Q! . . . C 1 x I . 1 , 1 1 1 x , 5 , ,, Q I , I . . . . 1a , 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 11. e1 - -1 .1 . 5 K L X 11 . . . . 5 K X . ' K ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' 5, , I 1 1l. 1 ' ' --1 Q 1 . Y , I 11-1 ' M 1 -1 l 1, 1 4' :J X, ,Q , 1-'Wt' , 1 ' 4 a fr C X a Q 7' 4 R l . f ' X 111 s I x X . r , ' 1. I 5 h ..1 , 1. , . 0 1 A , 'S U J' ' ' ' l , - 1 7 - K K 1 I 5 y xx 1 F I in i- X FIRST ROW: O'Ncill, Mr. Hackett. G. Kramer, Foster. P, Smith. Kaplan. Brummcrstt-dt SECOND ROW: Sucoff. R. Hobbins. Bograd, I.. Martin. Moskowitz, F. Kramer. Student Kazmcil This year the Student Council under the leadership of john Foster, President: George 5 Kramer, Vieefljresidentg and Peter Smith. Seere' , 1, taryffreastirer proved to he an extremely effeef I x Y tive organization, wliieh had a deeided iniltienee tiptm the success of the school year. In addition In having etintrol of several assemblies thrtitighout the term, the Ctuuneil was also respniisihlq for the student hodyls eontrihutinns fu charity. Cftaineil memhers also had eharge til' study halls and lit-lped In maintain murder in general. Several diseiplinary prnhlems were sneeessfully dealt with in the open meetings ul the Council, whieh were stipervised hy Mr. Haeltett. Mtmrt'twx't'i', the Cltlklllill mince again demon' stratcd its intrinsie value as a link lxktween the students and the faculty. The Gcstapo solving another case. t .4 .ff The others forgot that the photog- rapher was coming. For mquiy ye.irs the Red and Black Society has played gin important role in lvlontclsiir Academy school life. This group is organized on ll non' Athletic. extr.ifcurricul.ir, honor.iry lmsis. To he' come eligihle. one must 1iccumul.itc the sum total of forty points in such worthy organizations :is The Montclur News, The Qctopusf' Student Council. Drzimntic Cluh, fhULli1J'ViSUQll Cluh, Glee Cluh, :ind Clziss Offices, which are the most com' mon activities checked on the qualifiers' applicn' tion hlguiks, This yezir, zis allways, the society com' prised the most prominent memhers of the school. Advised hy Mr. Bnrrzis, and led hy John Foster, the group included George Kramer, Tom Thron, Joel Wechsler, Chap jucobus, Stuart Lasher, and the first contribution of the junior Class, Pete Smith. 13:11 and 16' ack Society 'QQ SEATED: Jacobus, G. Kramer, Foster, Thron, Mr. Barras. STANDING Lasher Wechsler P. Smith. Q.. ffanars Haursc The Honors Course of 1954 has experienced a most successful year. In December, Mr. Barras and the ten members enjoyed the annual theater party by eating a delicious dinner at Schrafffs and by witnessing the rollicking comedy My Three Angels. In the academic aspect, the group studied a unique subject -that of American literature and of famous speeches in American History. Through Mr. Barras' planning the Honors Course concurred with the American History classes. Again, Mr. Barras maintained the system of reserving the eighth period for the study of this year's special topic, while Monday evenings were devoted to the regular Senior English course, This arrangement and the interlocking of the history course witl' the English proved most successful. lull' l n 1-ff. -. E-I 3 ,..1 svffu T The others didn't lean far enough forward. SEATED: G. Kramer, Buck, Mr, Barras, Thron, Arnett, Brook. STANDING: Lasher, Wechsler, Foster, Kaplan, Jacobus. .I ep ,4 tlzlclic Hauucil Thc Athlctic Cuuncil is .1 sm.1ll 11rg.11i1:.1ti11ii in thc schmil that gwcs -lbllllf its wurk iiicwiispictif ously, Thcrcfiirc, lllillly pciiplc kmiw vcry littlc cuiiccriiiiig this impt1rt.1iit gmup which tlccitlcs to whwm 41thlctic lcttcrs shuultl hc llXK'1lI'LlCLl amd which z1ls1i discusscs thc various prohlcms11fsch1i1wl i1thlctic pulicy. The Athlctic Council is cumposcd of three mcmhcrs uf thc faculty flvlr, Hucltctt, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Van Brunt --:md thrcc stuf dents, one from c'11ch of the thrcc uppcr classes. This ycur thc stuclcnt rcprcscntativcs wcrc Stun Traymurc, senior: P-:tc Smith, junitirz 1lIILl Mikc Sucoff, sophonwrci Although the Cuuiicil mccts thrcc timcs pcr yc41r -in thc Full, Wiiitcr, and Spring Aothcr mcctings may hc called if iicccssury. Voting Silberman his Varsity basket- ball letter. SEATED: Mr. Van Brunt, Mr. Hackett, Mr. Miller, STANDING: Sucoff, Traymore, P, Smith. I .- M . I l l 7 9 3 , 1 ps. J 1 ,- - -1 ll I i , W , - ,Arai ' X . FIRST ROW: Broilli, G. Kramer, Thron, Wechsler, Wilson, Mockridge, Grosse. SECOND ROW: Nejelski, Field, Buck, Stamato, Arnett, Kaplan, Brawer, R. Kramer, Dallery, THIRD ROW: Traymore, Kaiser, Donlin, Grimm, P. Smith, Getzoff, Dramatic Klub Again this year the Dramatic Club has joined with Kimberly Schoolis club in , presenting two exciting productions. The stage was again graced by our leading thespians: joel Wechsler, President of the club, and George Kramer, as well as by Kimberly's top actress, Anne NVarniek. Stage work was ably performed by such experienced set workers as Tom Thron, Phil Donlin, Sheldon Buck, and Frank Stamato. The requirements for member' ship, like those in last year's Dramatic Club, were based on the individualis ae' complishments, In their shortlived appear' anees the members of the '53754 Dramatic Club displayed exceptional talent. Anything you can do, I can do better. C x ff Audiv - Vi ual The AudiofVisual Cluh has had a most suc- cessful year. The activities of this organization include the showing 'of movies in assembly and the recording ol' dehates and other such events. Sheldon Buck, the president, eofordinated his department admirably, He not only supervised the functions of the cluh, with Mr. Gleason's aid, hut he also was in charge of operating the equipment. Frank Stamato, the chieffengineer, helped to main' tain the good condition of the apparatusg Tom Aitken and Pete Smith showed many movies. Helping Buck to announce last Fall's grid contests were George Kramer, Kaplan, Grosse, Dallery, and Stamato: Kramer assisted Buck in the same aspect during the home haskethall games. President Buck and Chief Engineer Stamnto showing another popular movie. FIRST ROW: Grosse, G. Kramer, Stamato, Buck, Aitken, P. Smith, Dallery. SECOND ROW: Brook, Nejelski, Brolli, Kaplan, Menken, Lanson, Allen. THIRD ROW: R. Hobbins, Cooper, Fergusson, Seltzer. N-. 1 FIRST ROW: ROW: Brolli, Davis, Thron, ROW: Aitken - . . .- , 411.71 -v'-jzx -1 -4. O'Bricn, Mockridge, Wilson. Connolly, Fenster. Ft-rgusson, Donlin. SECOND Grosse, Nlenlcvn. Dalls-ry. Arm-tt. THIRD ROW: Coursvn, lfrcifvld, Nlzigms. Traymore. FOLVRTH ROW: Joni-s. Seltzer, W'cCluler. Brummcrstcdt. FIFTPI Primm tlic Mtifig Rwun MII Ttitstltys .tml Tlmrv , Allen, S. Martin, O'Ncill, Kaiser. tlwys wttck im, weak wut wars lttnird tlwrtttiglt tlic lmlls fit' wltl lvl, A tht- vfzgcf lfli tluu lilsv Club. utmsistmg iff' tlut' xtudvutx tit' tltv Yyyur Salim-tl. tmdfr tlic gtsticnt lmtlcrsliip tit Mr. XX'.tll4tgt' Mtirscn, is TU4lllI4 wt the li-lun fit prwctzuc twigs ,i work wcrt' lmpyily rcgttixctl .mtl t'1t:ttyt'tl .tt twf lwulY 51.411 M4 ltf:v f.iw.+:tctl X'.1Q.1I1wI'1. . . , - Thi Qc in the Kyla Cliir Qmiffvcd prititigiim Iii thmr CIl!.lQUIUt'IIIN, .mtl swim lw tlmmc uni ttctiwly piftlglpftlllf, Mr, Cf-urfunif ctlvtrts wprt' K in tv . At least you can turn off a radio! 55 -u as ' no I5 highly sucqcsstiull Qffiucurv in .tfsftguttifm with Kimlwrly Sqlwtl .tml V.+lcfD ini- I1 Sth'-til, Tliu Cflurwtiitw Mziwim xt '.H.' tlmt' l.tfwt'r' Sgltfwl Klluc Cfluln .it Ltttizx Hlrrix. wlivrv tint- ftutlcztts prcscidtt'tl nutty immlvrw trim tlwir rcycrtffirc. AIM, tluv .mmtwl fflirixttmtx K'4g.iI1tiIl ww uslicrctl in with tl Clirwl Qing, lwtfrf .m txigur itudfnt Che Zibrary The continual expansion of our hhrary is one of the outstanding henents offered to our stu' dents. In rlLlLllI1Oll to the many valuahle edmons that have heen donated, our eapahle and experif eneed lihrarran, Mrs, Violet E, Peterson, has purf chased many more new hooks, through the prohts attained from the annual Book Ftllf, All of the 4 N 5 students owe Mrs, Peterson a great deht of gratif tude and lllNPI'CCl-IIIUII for the exhihns ol' un' limited interest, sueh as Our Town, whieh she has put on kllSPl.ly Ill the lihrary. Moreover, Mrs. Peterson was alded in extend' ing valuahle knowledge to the student hody hy those who were constantly and elheiently perform' mg thelr dunes as momtors: Foster, Thron, P. Smlthv G. Kramer, Lasher, L, lvlartin, lvlosltowltz, It couIdn't be that had could it. Army? MeClmtoek, R. Brawer, Grosse, Dallery, lvlenken, M4lCkfldQC, Buck, Brolll, and Brook. FIRST ROW: Thron, Lasher. Buck, Mrs. Peterson, Foster, Kramer, SECOND ROW: Brook. L. Martin, Arnett, P. Smith, Mockridgc, Dallery. THIRD ROW: Moskowitz, Brolli, Mt-nkcn. Grosse. I .4 Y 'ii fc- fl 4v ' .... -S-X -3, F X L ilk! Sports 7 r 1 If ,, 'Mm ' ' , Xxx, f X ' ' 5 'N f .aw . 1 H X X f x ' N N I .-l, A W, . A9--A' milk, ' . J Sri GGKYC- - 'tax S4 -N .b ' f , V v 57' A-:5Wf9f !'3Y -ht' .il V1 .vu 1,5 my-i2'4+ 1: ' S -Il 1 Q 1 I 'Mn-41... ,X ,MUN . 'UQ I v ' Q Q 0 O D301 U- U W, 1,-v'-' A 1.-' 1 ' rf, c 'Fl , :MV . J I ,,L 900161111 The 1953 football season was indisputahly the best campaign that Montclair Academy has enjoyed in recent years. The team, with 'an overfall 4f3 record, finished third in the North jersey Ivy League by winning three and losing two in loop competition. The two League losses were oneftouchdown hearthreakersfbut all four of the victories were shutouts, In the opener Englewood was dropped, Z1fO, as the passing attack proved decisive. The Delharton game was also a thriller, with M.A. leading 12f6 at the half, But the depth and weight hecame the important factors, Del- harton Hnally winning, 18f12. The most excitf ing contest was the traditional finale with Newark, After leading for three periods, Mcmntf clair saw victory snatched away in the last minute. FIRST ROW: Fierstein, D. Courter, Courter Freifeld Miller Heller Ferguson Coursen SECOND ROW: Coaches Howell and Nicoloff Tmymore Cooper Messlneo Magnes Co Captains Arnett and Foster, Lawrence, Cohen Donlin Martin Asst Mgrs Brolli and Nejelski, STANDING: Coach Van Brunt, ONeill Davis Mackenzie Thron Moskowitz Smith, Sucotf, Gottschalk, Seltzer, Schapira, Kaiser Allen Mgr Lasher . .Q 'a i X sn' A K 1 P H' 4 i E ' 13, L23 '34 W a3.!ia5 s?'5a'3f9 Quan ..f.g,ji,,,r'.'i,: 3 if 'Vac ol .QA , -. is if its N- -4-341' new 'W'W'lW 'i? FW A - Q. N4 2. ji, ..,,. fer ,-1 N yr' ---if 2.1 ' ' 4- faq. , A ff W -n .- , i , .,,, -xv 1 .2 AAIA :W ,M V ,W NVVV M ,.., 7 .. ,.. ..- ln-- ,g,. .. : .ll u if I 1 all 16 4 ' ..f.'. '5 'T 15 5 X' 451 'M 1 + 1 X Amin A X K'-xx - 'e r?'4i. .- JL-- 146-Y -5 , 1 ,-116 '. .1 H' ,, . 92345 -'22 'v la. A S Q' Sql' mx? ABOVE: Following Bob Gottschalk fl9D through the Englewood line, Pete Smith plows determinedly. Despite Murder Montclair banner displayed at upper left, the Academy won easily, 21-0. LEFT: Co-Captain Keet Arnett is shown being rushed while attempting a jump pass during the St, Bernard's game. at Montclair. The hosts treated their visitors rudely, routing them 26-0. 61 Rh' 144,859 Lf 'K' . 1. . 1 ,A O . ,S-4' F,-55-'v , , 'W' , 5, ' 1 ..kf :,'L., A .I-.t:,ge,,.-.it -51,1 . ' '- 4,1 -,fwv -WX. -fssvgf' 'Y 'J-Q' E1 . an-111 W ., gf . wi ' .1 , fx ,nv 'A xiii! 'fulf ' wc? :fi if lk 'Q 1 1. ' A --- J ,e 'Q '53, 'QYWQ '. A. in if-'.'-1' A r .3 . Ai ,-51.4--1,9 qt? ,ru - UPPER LEFT: Montclziir defense in action: the white-shifted MA eleven charges in to break up a St. Bernard's ulay. A highlight of this game was Donlin's 45-yard TD pass to Traymore. UPPER RIGHT: Sucoff makes a quick stop tr avoid being crushed between two advancing Delbarton stalwarts. Traymore is on his way to the rescue. This battle was the first of three losses for MA. :-5: I. ,'q'm5f7 gi Tm. 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Kllfllfg ist ye ir un er the direetiiin uf Mr. Alphiinse ere wwiiiners e rnpetitiun with other sclififils N pr pi til this year, when the buys IX ll ' wind L smnexx it experienced, although sti win t p renee begdn, List December, exeri mem rs 1 tlie te.ini .required unifurms. xXN i mis N mel eliest priiteeturs h.id been N eiise mst seisnn. Swim after the squad was futhtleel uri meets were scheduled with near' V x ii nmmg the fippunents were INewg1rk iderng. ind Birringer High Sehmil. iei u 5 iis been fencing ever since bis -' LIDO ys inel in college was ll mp man. Messineo, left, parries as Martin drives in with a lunge. Brawcr, Mcssinm-0. Russomnno. STANDING NOT PRESENT: Dallery, Grosse. 1 , : ..- 1 1 ' 1 J ,. 1 i l ff N x X 3 e rt ntel.iir Aemleiiiy fencing team - - 4 eeent r urs xx is fuundeel. lleenise the teneers X 0 'T ii -1 si. X 1511 kcfball Among the memories of the Class of '54, the haskethall season in their Senior year, unsurf passed in Nlontclair Academys modern history, will certainly rate very high, Besides defending successfully the North jersey Ivy League chamf pionship, Coach Van Brunt's sterling group went undefeated 16 times in regular season competition and split two decisions in the Essex County Tournament. Vsfith three victories at the end of the previous season, the consecutive win streak was extended to 19, shifting the responsihility for a spotless record to the '5-1755 squad, Added to this hurden is the fact that there will he some largefsize shoes to fill next year. Certainly Stan Traymore will not he replaced. Stan, a fourfyear varsity veteran and captain of the team for two seasons, hit the magic lflflflfpoint scoring mark for his prep school career, He also exccdcd his previous record with a season total of 471. In recognition of Traymore's ahility, he was presented the Octopus Award to the outstanding Senior athlete. The other Seniors were Al Brummerstedt and Chap jcaohus, veteran guards not only adept on defense but as well skilled in scoring from the outsideg and Phil Donlin and joel Kaplan. Two juniors, Mickey Cohen and Keet Arnett, filled out the starting quintet, Cohen supplied some much needed height and, fur' thermore, followed Traymore in the scoring department. Although the season in general ran 'a smooth course, there were two games in parf ticular that almost ended the winning streak: the second College High contest, tied at the last second hy a spirited C,H.S. team and won in overtime hy Traymore's six pointsg and the first Uratory game, in which Oratory reduced Acadcmyls lead to one pointsin the fourth period and then faltered as the RedfandfBlack recovered a sixfpoint lead. FIRST ROW: McClintock, Arnett, Captain Traymore, Brummerstedt, Incubus, Moskowitz. SECOND ROW: Coach Van Brunt, Smith, Cohen, Addy. Donlin, Kaplan, Mgr. Nejclski. Dec, Dec Dec Ian jan. jan. Jan, jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb, Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. A CLEAN MA, 67:56, MA, 87:64. MA, 90:44, MA, 74:50, MA, 82:77, MA, 69:63, MA, 56:41. MA, 68:38- MA, 105254, MA, 77:63. MA, 64225, MA, 60:56, MA, 96:46, MA, 83:54. MA, 88:51, 54:45 5 , ,, ,, SLATE . . . Pingry ........ Away Eastern A, ..... Away Newark A. Home Eastern A. . Home Pingry .... Home Oratory ....... Away College High Home Newark A, ...., Away Morristown Home Oratory . . . Home Morristown ...., Away College High . . .Away St. Bernard's Delbarton . St. Bernard's ...Away Home Home Delbarton , ..... Away . . P fs 17, - NN 1 Q 1 'W 5, A KX 0' -ra A ive'-0. 4 w .f -z .1 A 'S' ' . .. fi , ,f ' - 1 , , vj : i . ' Q f, ' A ,. 1' 1 ,A , , ,hw , ,,., 'S 'X . 'L 'fx' 14.23i:,,K.iY2, -, f.,v I . ,7. lf. Basketball Although the hasltethall scene at the Academy was more than ever dominated hy the Varsity, the junior Varsity was active against such opposition as Carteret, Newark Academy, East Orange, Clifford Seott,'Delf harton, and Pingry, Under the direction ot' Mr. Phillip Nieololf, the team had a fair season, pereentagefwise, with a -V6 reeord. The uiayvees' greatest eontrihution to school morale was the pair of defeats handed to Newark-MAS aneient, allfsport rival, Two other formidable sehools were dropped also-H Delharton and Pingry, The losses included one to Clifford Scott, in the Essex County j,V. Tournament. Al Bograd was top scorer: other standouts were Aitken, Sueolf, O'Neill, and J. Allen. RIGHT: Norrie O'Neill shoots in the second contest with Pingry, at home. UPPER RIGHT: Johnny Allen sends the ball towards the net with one hand. A KNEELING: Dimond, N. Dudialc, Freifeld, Sucoff, Hooton. Scherer, Mgr. Lanson. STANDING: Coach Nicoloff, Allen, D. Courter. O'Neill, Aitken, Bograd. Fierstein. Sophomore Al Bograd, leading -l.V. scorer, shoots a foul. 'Ita' o lCL4 ADEQ Kaseball Despite the fact that the ranks of the varsity baseball squad were so sadly depleted by graduation that an entire, new inneld had to be made up, the Academy squad managed to win 9 games out of 13, one of the remain' ing 4 being a tie. Beyond that, the team brought home Coach Van Brunt's second League trophy for 1953. The Ivy League crown was shared with Cratory, who had the same, 511, record that lvlontclair did. Significantly, however, MA won the only game between the two schools. The empty infield was Hlled by Ramee, at firstg Traymore or Sucofl, at secondg Brummerf stedt, at third: and Pete Smith, at shortstop. Coningsby was the receiver, Connolly, Arnett, and Johnson shagged flies in the outeld. Fradf kin, Traymore, Donlin, and Arnett composed the pitching staff, the last three will be hcrc next year. The Hnal game, which clinched the flag, was a tenfinning affair with Eastern. lvfontclair was forced to come from behind twice, the second time in the last half of the tenth. Dave Connolly drove in the tying run, advanced around the bases by stages, charged home on a steal, and scored, howling the catcher over. The final score was 5-4, and the game was an exciting and fitting climax to the season. Before the 3f3 tie with Eastern, the Acad' emy caught fire and took 5 straight. Delharton, St. .Bernard's, Oratory, Englewood, and College High all fell. The two worst losses suffered by the Red' andfBlack were at the hands of Newark, 15f4, and Pingry, 8-1. Fortunately, neither were League contests, The two most cofoperative teams on the schedule were St. Bernard's and College High, both of whom lost two to MA. FIRST ROW: Foster, Pete Smith, Sucoff, Arnett, Spence. Thieberg, Moskowitz, Martin. Brummerstedt, Donlin. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Phil Smith, Coach Van Brunt, Cooper, Con- ingsby, Schapira, Traymore, Ramee, Fradkin, johnson, Lawrence, Connolly, Asst. Mgr. Menken. .- ,Y ' -Ss QT. i li -ua--nn N ,'.1'b' , ' . '- g ir A V-mtg' w.-T' Y' x ,v i q'3!?5i- .2.,.3f'7ff'29Q'14ff'f?f. f'::'.45w'f'l sf.wa-- w:'i'3!i ' WH, M i . ., 5 . ,. Q, .. M X . . 'A -. -1-Af fini- lj? viii' VW' iz:- Mi5fi5,jv'5,'Z-lit ' K f A see,ff 'Wk4 -air fiafwff' Wt-it ,- a , ,-139' ' vgfgi if .wufrwggsfa ,'f,j'-,-.iw -rt. .915-tiff Wi- KU i fqft .w 'iv . V . Q - . ,L J 12 ,A4 , Y -1' S-' ' 14-I-,r,,,Q5,,,7+f, z WA'-.T ,Ct, ,vi .ii , .ag ai- Q L - 6. , pyw' ,,, I 1 ff x 2 I 44 TQ: .-fgay 4, gh cqrw . Qxvfq ug 3' v- ..' ' J gg, YQC . X C rCL44 44, -TCLAL3 xl iff 1-4 v f x 5 Ifksff' - . L. iCL 'Ai RIGHT: Phil Fradltin burns one in. Phil was the mainstay of the pitching corps. winning 4 and dropping none. He finished up the season with 44 strike-outs, Ti , 90 :Iv - 4 f'.' ' . ft. 'ff' a .r'r,r i, , 12 wiv fig? .-vm. -3... '53 ., ,Q , .gy . . Jo' u 4, 'Q 4 ' su. ' 3 fh'? '-, - HQ ' I ., . , , Q ff 1. '., - ' -ll' -- ABOVE: Arnett beats the throw to home. A three-letter man, during the spring Keeton patrols center field and does some very effective pitching. RIGHT: Al Brummerstedt speeds D 'L Q :Zyl IL . ' 51427 , ,fig ,Q ta. N mi . . ., v s Ai . 'lr .' TTKG, f O1 villa ' 4o'o'. ,vi i 1 4 1 V . V . ' .m ' . i 4, 5' 4 i. ' 1 5 H gf? ABOVE: Looks like Pete Smith, sliding bow- legged, BELOW: Arnett lashes out for a single. The final team batting average was .2305 the high man at the end of the season was Con- nolly. with 333. o is 4 , V. 4, V 1 I 'g ' ' '3':'.va.' - .Lal -. 'I K I A' 'X , I.. ' A . v .4-, ' f ' .'-Wtgfffzf, - ,' '.'.. V' I 'fi . 1 . .fi ff. -'-ff' ff' .- . 0 ' LIL V-'hz' 2 . , 45 ,- . ' . I r ' Q, I ' ' . .ff ...'.4'1' 'ly' , - A ,,. down to first, hoping that the Erst baseman will find the ball too slippery. When on the field, Al guards the hot corner. - 186 5 JY,-. nf ' ' 1 S fa!-7 diy? 7 . F: , 'T' lllifuy , S, ., A FIRST ROW: Mgr. Revere, Hirsh, Saltzmnn. Webb, Talabnc, Bograd, Russomano, Courter, Field. SECOND ROW: Coach Gleason, Addy, Hobbins, Kramer, Davis, Barton, McHugh, S. Weinmann. YO Vo Despite the Fourth Teamis losing season, The junior varsity hasehall team finished its season with a rather unimpressive record of l win to 6 losses. The team had .i loosely knit defense in most of its games, showing, how' ever, a spark of hrilliance hy swamping Newark Academy if MA's traditional rival --A 243. indicated hy a Zfo record, many future candi- dates for varsity competition were initiated into the baseball wars during the Sfgame schedule. Leading the team in pitching and hitting prowess was Tom Dudiak, who succeeded in collecting two shutouts. ffighth Grade FIRST ROW: Clough. R. Miller, Davis. T. Dudialc, O,Neill, Allen, Gottschallc. SECOND ROW: Hooton, Mgr. Lanson, R. Smith, Rosenberg, Scherer, G. Fenster, H. Cohen, Collester, Dimond, Coach Howell. if if! 4 Q-, is on ls OS 'r ytfl-41' . 'iliw , l is C+' FIRST ROW Seltzer Jacobus Cohen SECOND I it 'ws 3 Unk 5171611 I aymg 1mL m1tL LS mt t MQJIIIL ur 111 uh MLJ11tL 11r AL1 Lmys 19171 L t :L 1m L1m1plLtL o11L uf t L must suLLLbbiu L1n1p11g1'1s Ill yL1rs Xkllllllllg tuur m1tLhLs out of SIX ThL two lossLs xxerL to Czldxull o11L o t Let 1 h bLhoo tumb 1n t L st1t M11rL11xLr III thL lxy l.L1guL Ch1mI7liJIlSll1P llllfcll t L AL1dLmy XNIS sLLo11d Ifllllllif ony D llwrton L Llund LmLhLd hy Mr Alp LmbL u y x S L pt1111L hy C 1p 1 J us o11L f t Ll 111 jumor go nr: 111 t Ia 1rL1 T L rL t mit L 111k lllkll Br1xxLr Cu 11 hl Prm lll S t r lxk. pr11xL tu L LxLLpt1u111 T rs Ill 1 fort thlt dLm1nd5 thL moat L wrt w ROW jehl Brawer Prxngle Coach Sully tr11111 Llkh 111d1x1 U1 Chap jacobus who has golfed under school colors for four years wall be sorely m1ssed when the Class of 1954 grwduates Here he gracefully leans mio the a Crack The track squad experienced a lean year in 1953, winning only I out ot' 7 meets, the same record as that of the previous year, Alf though deprived ot several outstanding track men through graduation, Coach H, Craig Morse and his assistant, Mr, john Brown, had at their disposal twenty-two eager ulvlorse. lvlountains.-i The eofeaptains were john Alhert and Alec Onderdonk, Ted Johnson, who also played on the varsity hasehall squad, collected the highest numher of points, 491 he also scored 7 tirst places, one third of the team total, The 7fmeet schedule included two North ,lersey Ivy League competitions, the Carnival Relays and the annual lvlect, Other opponents, outside the conference, were Newark, Rutgers Prep, Barnard School, and Pingry. The first contest was the Ivy League Ref lays at Delharton, lvforristown and Delharton were the only other school participating, The home squad captured every event with Z5 points: lvlorristown and the Academy l4olloxN'CLl with 9 and 5, respectively, Limited numhcrf prevented lvlontclair from entering two events. a serious handicap, One of the teams main dilhculties throughout the entire season was lack of depth, which is essential tor a winning track and tield outfit. The Redfandflflack did a little hetter against Delharton and St. Bernard-s in the triangular, finishing second hehind Delharton. However, the meet with Newark Academy proved to he very close, Newark winning on the last two events. Each squad collected 4 tirst places: score was 42f3'l. Apparently improving as the season prof grcssed, the track squad won two consecutive meets, -43'lf2 -Z7'2,'i3 and illflfl 17273, from Rutgers Prep and Bernard School, MA was also defeated hy Pingry, 3953, as johnson and Alhert starred. In the seasons tinale, Mont' clair took second place in the League meet. FIRST ROW: Clapp, Wilson, Willman, Onderdonk, Albert, Bellin. Kramer, Christensen. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Jacobs, Allen, Gctzoff, O'Ncill, Lindsay, S, Buck, Cockshaw. Coach Morse. THIRD ROW: Asst. Coach Brown, Mylod, McClintock, Thron, Harding. Eichler, Iohnson, Asst. Mgr. Trimble. A. nw. ,qv CC . '6'f 5'lK vig I Dlx! 'Y' ,J as .T . .. 'F W ' an 19 4: :bv 14 l ff 1 1' Via, ' ', CQ., QS N14 1 QQ TW QC Y? ., Q, , X, 'V ' 4 99 ft 'Q'-7, Tit A vm. ,, ,,v- ,ax 'l L,,f x ,yank 'Writ i 1 ' Sim P- A-nsx 1 -as 'Nina ff.ff'P w-LS M V .4 - ns! 'Q I' ffdvivvn Getzoff, Kramer. Cockshaw, and Al- bert in dark shirts dig out for MA. April 17-NJIL Relays. at Delbarton School Montclair Acad.: 5 pts,-third place April 28-Triangular Meet, at Delbarton School Montclair Acad.: 17 pts.-second place Many ll-Newark Academy. at Brookdale Park Montclair Acand.: 30 pts.-second plance Many 13 Rutgers Prep, at Rutgers Prep Montclair Acad.: 43-1 W3 pts.-Hrst place Many 20-Bernard School, at Brookdale Park Montclair Acad.: 59-1 3 pts.-first place May 21-Pingry School. at Brookdale Park Montclair Acad.: 33 pts.-second place Many 23-NIH. Meet. at Delbarton School Montclair Acad.: 34 pts.- second place Bellin soars through the air with the greatest of ease. an-ea U l'F'T S., yds- a v . 1 I-1- Q f Y 4 .M ' Vg , fi V Q gm-5,1 ,A I 'ma' 'ui AN R, , 3 , I' VR ai , f ' , es M L '-ff? en. I wil: 4 A -L:E5'1h ? 1'+,1':' fr 'A ,i .- -'ff-.'f '-a ,, i ,,,., at ' 5530 fin McClintock and Harding practice their running bro.nd and high jump form. Track coach for many years and a sincere sportsman, Mr. Morse. C0-Captain John Albert takes a leap over the bar. 'I . I ,rf n ' Q1 -49: nifilglv JU -..- ...- 1. 1. -f . W 'vmgmgt-. f. tai 1 ff .'. an I I 1 i M, 5 ' ' , 55454 ,I ' -,Je by L M N '. ui , as 'L Ccnnis My an J .tw k,,L r M new in ,iq . A 4 ' was 1-.Q Clyde -15 ' P 1 Buck smashe f-cm! 131 i- ' 1-w5'u F-rg' we , S Il SCFVQ The tennis team, while not ais successful in '53 as in p21SI years, gave promise of developing into a championship squad in the near future. The coach, Mr. Thomas Adair, has outstanding young talent to work with and train, The record 4 wins and 4 losses' - includes 2 pairs of matches dropped to Pingry and Newark and victories over Caldwell, Clifford Scott, and 2 over Morristown. The big disappointment, of the season were the cancellations of the St. Bernard's match and the North jersey Ivy League chamf pionship tournament. Freshman star Clyde Buck, playing number one singles and teaming up with classmate Eric jaeckel in the first doubles, won most of his matches. jaetkel was the number two performer, while Neil Stuart was close behind. Senior Pete Rose, freshman John Clapp, and two sophs Paul Nejelslci and Bob Brolli ---- rounded the young squad. The annual competition for the Vsfoodford Memorial Cup, awarded to MA's best netster, was won by Buck. KNEELING: Buck, Clapp, Jaeclcel. Nejelski. STANDING: Stuart, Brolli, Rose, Mgr. Stein, Mr. Adair, .J f ' hit Q0 -I- Q f 'f' l Q 8 A V A PM 1 s l W ' 'Q 5 f J' i 5 fi S'+ Athletic Dinner The second annual dinner given by the Athletic Association of Ivlontclair Academy in honor of the school's varsity letter winners was held at the Montclair Golf Club on May 14, 1933, Ar this affair, winners of major and minor sport letters and their fathers gathered to toast the athletic successes of the previous year and to honor the coaches, who helped make the 1952153 school term the most successful in many years from an athletic standpoint. Several talks were given by parents and friends of the school paying tribute to Mr. Edwin Van Brunt, Athletic Director and coach of football, basketball, and baseball, Van was presented with a handsome set of luggage in recognition of his effort and success. Other members of the coaching staff, who received gift radios, were as follows: Messrs. Howell and Nicoloff, asst, football mentors: Mr, Craig lvlorse, crossfcountry and track: Mr. john Brown, track and field: Mr. Thomas Adair, tennis: Mr. Alphonse Sully, fencing and golf: Mr. Edwin Gleason, -I.V. baseball, Another highlight of the event was the presentation of miniature basketballs and red championship jackets to members of the basket- ball squad. An interesting and enjoyable eve' ning was brought to a close after the feature talk by Chief Bonnell, Athletic Director of Caldwell High School. F-3 F. l S., I-f ...Y X . Lvd gf f'I -4' ,f ,,,,- -6,9-of 5' 5 W e deeply regret that me mubt allow you to disembark here, but we can conduct you no farther. Our course. from now on, will not be as smooth as the one we have just traversed: for nom me are sailing for a far distant, remote horizon W the ultimate debtination of our lives, So now we leave thiv familiar port with mixed emotions 4 nostalgia for the past vears. which have paved too quickly. and anticipation for those to come. With resolution and determination me non sail on to encounter inevitahle challenges. to conquer them. and, above all, to become better men. 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F urr1ers ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY 133 Grove Siree! Moniclaxr New Iersey LOU SEBERIS WINES LIQUORS 548 Bloomheld Avenue VERONA NEW IERSEY FROST SYSTEM 292 East 33rd Streei PATERSON NEW IERSEY Besi Wlshes to the CLASS OF 1954 DR I A LALLI CHIROPRACTOR 466 Chiton Avenue Chfton New Iersey IDEAL FARMS INC 960 Belmont Avenue NORTH HALEDON NEW IERSEY CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1954 ROOSMA BROS. AGENCY INSURANCE PASSAIC. NEW IERSEY 93 . National H I . I . I I TWENTY FIVER SMITH OLDSMOBILE CO 352 Central Avenue EAST ORANGE NEW IERSEY FRANK MARKER INC 594 Valley Road MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY TONY MAGLIONE 6. SON EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING 674 Bloomheld Avenue MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY MOntclc11r 2 7892 Alqmory 4 5146 Plclc up and Dellvery BRAKE cmd MOTOR TUNE UP McLean Blvd and 20th Avenue PATERSON NEW IERSEY MILLER PHARMACY 732 Broadway PATERSON NEW IERSEY M A D I S O N S BOQKS GIFTS STATIONERY School cmd Pl'10lOQTOpl'llC Supphes 427 9 Bloomheld Avenue MONT lmr 2 l653 COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND A DON'S Esso SERVICEN'I'ER I OP 94 COMPLIMENTS G IACOBUS SONS NC SINCE 1835 RALPH E MARSHALL GUILD OPTICIANS hurc tre inc uil in MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY MONTCLAIR BARBER SHOP I MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY OMPLIMENTS OF MONTCLAIR FOOD CO 517 Bl mh ld A MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLE S MARKET Bl h ld A MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY S SHOE REPAIRING MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY REAL ESTATE II SURANCE STANTON COMPANY Realtors M h 1 2 NATIONAL MUSIC SHOP 570 Bl mh ld A MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY MONTCLAIR FRUIT SHOP V ll y R MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY R H SONNENBERG TELEVISION EXPERTS 178 East 33rd Street PA'I'ERSON NEW IERSEY 5 C h S et, H k B d g OF 5 Park S reef Al I I C I oo 'e venue I B10 oom'e venue U. . 580 Bloomfield Avenue . I I I At omcloir Center' 16 C urch S reet MOmc1c11r -GUUU oo 'e venue 145 cx e ocxd ' 95 Phone: MOntcIair 2-0838 Established I889 IOHN ESPY MONUMENT WORKS Designers and Manufacturers of CEMETERY MEMORIALS IOHN L. WE'I'l'EN Montclair, New Iersey MOntcIair 3-0659 THE TOM FLEIVIIING MEN'S SHOP 547 Bloomfield Avenue MONTCLAIH NEW IERSEY BREAD IS BASIC Eat More Bread NEW IERSEY FLOUR MILLS CO. CLIFTON, NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS COLUMBIA WEAVING MILLS NC 15 Bloomheld Avenue MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY GRe-gory 3 I500 SHG W SISCO DAIRY FARMS and DAIRY PRODUCTS ood 2 3242 M GERSON DIAMONDS IEWELRY 127 Ma n Street Opp Rxvoli Theatre PATERSON NEW IERSEY Since I895 The Safe Milk for Infant Fee-dlna 66 Mt Prospect Avenue CLIFTON NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS HANK GOEPFERT 96 OF 1 - Y - HIGHEST QUALITY MILK Watch Repairing Done on Premises i ' . . . , N OF Best W1shes to the CLASS OF 1954 THE SUSANNE SAWYER DANCING CLASSES MRS CYRIL T STAUDINGER GRUNINGS 480 Bloomheld Avenue MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY RADIO TELEVISION PETER IBSEN AUTHORIZED MAGNAVOX SERVICE 40 Valley Road MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY Phone MO 2 5100 PURS BY MURRAY IAECKEL 150 West 30th Street NEW YORK I NEW YORK LAckawcmna 4 5361 IACOBSENS SPORT SHOP 596 Bloomheld Avenue MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND e Wedgewood Magnavox RADIO PHUNUGRAPHS THE weneswoon zsm wl'l'h AM FM radio Highly slyled genulne mahogany or blond cablnel fallhfully follows +he splni' of The besl' Englush 'lurnllure designers of +he lu'I'e I8lh Cenlury Cuslom bulll' I I lube mcludlng rechfier recelver wl+h 20 walls ol undls'l'or+ed power ou+pu+ Twin I2 unch Magnavox Hugh Fldellly speakers plus +wo 5 unch hugh frequency speakers mounfed nncllned baffle allord lradlhonally famous Magnavox sound lhroughoul' enhre room Aulomahc 3 speed record changer wl+h exclu slve Magnavox Planlsslmo Plclc up The cablnel 3I'4 wade 36' 4 hugh and I8 deep Rach hand rubbed genume mahogany or blond 5350.00 Perdue Radio Co. Montclair, New Jersey by . . lg - l lllr f'fv ...lf-, . 'f : V' '.:..A7 --:. f I THE STORE OF QUALITY I 4 to . 1 0 , .0 n . - . I ' - - on is X ll ' ' f ll U - . ll 0 OF ' ' 97 COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND BRAWER BROS SII.K CO Pmsnsou NEW JERSEY W O O D R U F F IEWELERS SILVERSMITHS MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY STANLEY M CROWELL DISPENSING OPTICIANS k Str MONTCLAIH NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS UNITED YARN PRODUCTS COMPANY COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND 98 OF . .. INC. 8 Morris Streei ' OF 20 Church Street . CO. 26 South Par eel OF COMPLIMENTS IOHN NANN S FLOWERS 605 Bl mii ld A MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY O. NANN MO t 2-2352 COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND S I O S ANDERSONS FLOWERS INC MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND PUTNAM FINISHING CO MIECHANICSVILLE CONN Telephone Long Acre 5 3173 oo e venue n clcur OF OF M A S T E R Phone MOntclGir 2-2921 - 2922 6 South Park Street OF I 99 THE JUNIOR SHOP CULT-EN Establlshed 1882 EVERYTHING EGR THE PHQTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES TEEN AGE BOY 720 Bloomheld Avenue MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY 124 Mcun Street PATERSON NEW IERSEY INTERSTATE DYEING 61 FINISHING CO 35 Elghth Street PASSAIC NEW IERSEY 100 Telephone: MOntc1c1ir 3-1234 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND A FRIEND THE USBUHNE 8 M!-IHSELLIS EUHPUH!-ITIUN LUMBER MASONS MATERIALS CQAL cmd FUEL OIL UPPER MONTCLAIR NEW IERSEY PEKAY ABRASIVES INC 2 Q 200 Jefferson Street PASSAIC NEW IERSEY 271 Grove Avenue VERONA NEW IERSEY 101 OF OF , ' 1 , MOntc1c1i1' 2-6400 I l , 4 'Q' Telephone DIgby 9 0777 EMANUEL DEETIEN 61 CO Members NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE MID WEST STOCK EXCHANGE COMMODITY EXCHANGE INC C V GROSSE CO FLQUR DOMESTIC EXPORT PATERSON NEW IERSEY COMPLIMENTS MR. and MRS EDWARD DIMOND 102 'A' 120 BROADWAY. 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