Newark Academy - Polymnian Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Cggorm Oast Name ANDRAE ........ ASHMUN ......... AUGENBLICK ....... ,.... , .. BADENIIOP ..,.. BANDEKOW ..... BENSON A....... BLAUVELT ....... CAMPBELL .,..... CORCORAN ..... DEL TUFO ....... DUFFEY ...... GLEESON ...... HEMMETER ..... HENDERSON ....... ,,,,,,Y., HILTON ........... INoLIs .......... ISHERWOOD ..... KEELEY ..,..... KENNEDY ....... LAME ......... LEVINE ..... LONG ......,,. MAJOR ..... MATHEIS ...... MCMANUS .v... MOFEATT .... N OYES ....... OI-IAUs ..,.... PHILLIPS ...... PYLE .I....... RIDGE ,........ STEIN ......... TATOR ....,...,.,,,.,., A ,,,,,,,. TOLAND .................. ...,..,.. WEYHENMEYER WINFIELD .,......... ZANE ............ Page Twenly-four Noted for Often Seen in deportment ......In Ashmun's pockets .........Good sport .......In Hostetter's car .Five years of Latin ...... ....... I n plays .........Nancy .......On a horse .........Brute strength .......Using it .........LOw voice I......Reading .........Paterson .......On the school bus 2 .......At Becky's .........Athletic ability Showing it .........Polymnian .......Canvassing Chemistry classes ...... A wicked left ...................I Bull slinging ..................,....... Week-ends in the country... .. sense of humor.. .........Math Hunger .........,.......... Sideburns .................. .....,...Taking a beating Dislilce of gym ........ Indian Profile .......I.. Pole vaulting Behind a pile of chips Trucking Talking about them the femmes .......Doing it .......With Henderson Being a little giant ...... ....... n Done your German? Studying Snobbing the fifth Avoiding Mr. Stallings Calling, Campbell .........Inertia .......Day dreaming .........History monologues ..............Behind the 8 ball .........Red hair .......Catching flies Tenor voice .............. Singing gait In A group ........-Scholarship .......Around 3rd base .........Spelling crazily Time spent in school .............. .........Keeping,out of sight Wearing bow ties ............Succeeding ? ............................................ With Winfield Distinguished appearance ...... Tough guy .............................. Loud guffaws ......... .........lnterv1ews .........Taciturnity Without it Scaring people V .......At candy stand .......Around grave yards .......Doing solid

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Be.rt All-Round ........ Moyt Pofular ....... Handxornert ..... Beft Athlete ......... Moft Scholarly ..A........,,,.,. ,, , ,. Mo.rt Likely to Succeed Glass Qallot .........DEI. Turo ANDRAE .........PYLE ASHMUN ...... ......... C oRcoRAN .........CORCORAN .NoYEs ,......... .....,.. BADENHOP ....... ........ Done Most for N. A. .... ......... D EL TUFO Lazieft ...................... Windieft .............. Moxt Conceited ........ Clan Sheik ....... Biggext Blujjler ........ Moxt Dignijied ........ Happieft .......,... C razieft .................... Bigger! Bull Slinger ...... ,,,,A.., N oifieft ......... ,......... Moxt I ndijerent ...... Biggext Kid ..... N erviext ...........,.,,,,. Clan Social Lion ....... Day Dreamer ...... Quietext .............. Regular Fellow ........ Biggeft Eater ....... F o g giext ........ Sleepieft ........................ ........ MAJOR ....... ........ .........ANDRAE .DEL TUFO .DEL TUFO .LAMB MATHEIS ...... ....... . WINFIELD .........CORCORAN ,........HILTON .........HEMMIsTER .........TATOR .........BANDEKOW' .........HEMMETER .MATHEIS .. .........BANDEKOW ......,..PI-IILLIPS .. BANDEKOW .........HEMMETER .,.......HILTON MAJOR ....... ........ .........RlDGE ....,....BLAUVELT .........WINFIELD .MAJOR ....... Greateft Imagination ....... ......,.. W INFIELD Man About Town ................ ......., Cum Laude, 26g N , 11. HILTON ....... ......... .......,.STEIN . ......... CORCORAN .....,...MATHEIS . ....,.... AUGENBLICK .........HEMMETER .........BANDIsKoW .........ISHERWOOD .........TOLAND .........LAMB .........IsI-IERWOOD .........TOLAND . ....... -WEYHENMEYER .HEMMETEI1 .........OHAUS .GLEESON ......,..MoFFA1'1' .........STEIN .........BENSON .........AUGENBLICK AUGENBLICK Page Twenty-three

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Glass roplaecy O At last the dream of every patriotic Newarker had come true. A Wor1d's Fair was to be held in our beautiful city. And what was the occasion? 1974, the two-hundredth anniversary of the founding of the Newark Academy! This great exposition was being sponsored by that outstanding alumnus, General Winheld, head of the Boy Scouts, explorer, archaeologist, entornolo- gist, botanist, grave-digger, and discov-erer of Captain Kidd's long-hidden treasure. To say that all Newark was excited is but to express mildly the state of agoghthat reigned. It was decided that each member of th-e class of 1.957 should have some special function in the proceedings-guests or entertainers of honor, as it were. And so they came from all over the world.-Siam, Congo, Iceland, and Little America are but a few places. To try to describe the architectural wonders that are a part of this great spectacle is useless. To appreciate it, you must be here and see it with your own eyes. But even greater and more interesting than the wonders of science, art, industry, and culture that make up this fair are the men, directly or indirectly, associated with it. The whole world had marveled at the number of internationally known figures that the Newark Academy class of 1937 had produced-now it was to see them and their common achievement. As we admired the colossal towers of the exposition, we showered our praises upon that celebrated architect and engineer, who, single-handed, had conceived the novel scheme of buildings for the Fair-Stanley B. Major. As we approached the gate, we saw several interesting figures standing in line. In front of us was His Honor, the Mayor of Newark. At first we did not recognize him, but as he turned his head, we saw the big 'black cigar which he was chewing as well as smoking. This, along with the inevitable black derby, unmistakably spelled Howard Isherwood, jr. We, hiding our identity, came closer in order to hear the conversation ensuing between him and the gentleman in front of him dressed in a riding habit. This was none other than Norman Badenhop, breeder of horses, who nodded his head as Isherwood predicted the return of Republican supremacy. Soon we reached the ticket oflice. Imagine our surprise when Page T1l'?f1lj'-ff?