Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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..-....- .............,- -mum :..x1le I .- v -al.. H- fr fe!! umm Fronf row, lefl' lo righlf: Rodman, Barkley, de Vausney lpresidenfl, Bever, Kaplan, Sommer. Second row: Hedges, L. Cole, Zabriskie, Hasbrouck, Crawford, Bond, Prescoll, King, Muff, Cornell. Absenf: de Jurenev, Englander, Weisser. SENIOR CLASS Labor, Amiciria, lnspiralioz Jrhese symbolic words have linked rhe ever-growing chain of school experiences for 'l'he gradualing class of nineieen hundred and filly-six. Every member of The class may have drawn a clifferenr meaning from each word, buf i+ is The spirir of lhe lhree words combined lhal has gone info making This, our final year al Kimberley, one of lhe mosl memorable. Looking back over lhe aclivi+ies of lhe year, we realize lhal all 'rhose uncerlainlies experienced during The hours of hard work in preparaiion for lhe dreaded College Board day in March seem only a hazy recollecrion. Now we recall all rhe happy limes spenl working 'rogelher for our paris in +he differenl school iunc+ions. . Whar would we have done wilhoul The arlislic abililies of Jane G., Gill, lvlolla, and Anne K.? Remember Eslher's 'rriumphs in lhe chenmlab? By using lhe various lalenls ol many class members, we kepr a weallh of possibililies available for mixers, conferences, and musical producfions. Wirh Lilla and Sue armed wilh lheir cameras for all maior evenls, plus Jrhe singing +alen+ of The Thirreen Arag- naks fall members of ihe Senior Classl, and Class Officers uh E, , Fronl' row, lefi' fo rigl1l: Cooper, 'lreasurerg de- Vausney, president Van Brun+, Sludenl' Council. Second row: Barnard, assisfanf-ireasurerg Lovell, vice-president Bever, secrefary.