Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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Bruce Anderson Bruce is .highly skilled and unusually talented as a writer. he initiated the literary magazine, The Spectrum, and was its editor-in-chief. he understands a book or a poem he understands people better he is perceptive and patient, ambitious and unassuming. But, mostly he is a classmate whom we honor. John Benigno A Hamlet enveloped in his own sphere of semi-reality, John is trying constantly to grasp the answer to some evasive question. On the soccer field or in the Glee Club he embodies a unique enthusiasm for personal achievement. Struggling equally with the complexities of Academy homework and with his camera shutter, John is meticulous and often discouraged. With a shrug of his shoulders, John dismisses all that pesters him, but in all resolves John Benigno is quietly sincere. Fred Broadfoot Accepting all dares, Fred is devoted to pseudo- individualism. As a dissenter and universal critic, he forms his own opinions but often confuses others in a labyrinth of explanation. While he assumes the role of stage manager for the K-A play, he reveals industry and an unexpected sense of humor. On the athletic field Fiercesome Fred distinguishes himself as an aggressive tackle, and also displays his determination on the wrestling mats. Under his rough individualism Fred is an idealist searching for an ideal. 'Nt

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Joy Dobkin Jay is a provocative and profound thinker. The great thing about him is that he has the power to share his thoughts with others. he is editor-in-chief of the newspaper he is a student advisor to the Student council he is President of The Red and Black Society he is a Letter of Commendation winner of the National Merit Foundation Jay has a biting wit, a wit that is both endearing and infuriating but fortunately he is constructive in his thoughts, criticism and actions. Mike Donnelly With a burning desire and enormous ability, Mike Donnelly is the leader of the senior class not an orator, but a President not aehero, but an Athlete not a scholar, but a Student A fiery competitor, Mike displays his versatility athletically and academically he is captain of the basketball team and a consistent honor roll student With a warm personality and congenial smile, Mike Donnelly is everyoneis best friend. Bob Eliezer Though a serious atmosphere evolves from his studious attitude, Bob Eliezer is a content realist, aware of the world's tribulations. yet unaffected by its trivialities. His varied talents have made him wrestling captain and football standout, an accomplished student and business manager of Yearbook 77 Incongruous with his school interests lies his passion for Pontiacs and Chevrolets With his casual conservatism, but hidden determination Bob Eliezer is, as once called, the model Academy student .