Newark Academy - Polymnian Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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gall! of Cline Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Actrerr ..... Actor ........ Movie ....., Play .,.,.,...,.,. Orchertra ........... Popular Song .. Car ......,,.....,,,, Cigarette ........ Pro Atlolete ........... College Athlete ....... Sport to Play ....... Sport to Watrh ....... Magazine ........... Girlr, Srlaool ..... Color ................,,,, World C laaracter Radio Performer Rad io Program ...,.. Page Twenty-eigbt UITL QLDCZUJQ Elected on the basis of superior scholarship. ELECTED IN MARCH RAYMOND DEL TUFO, JR. LOUIS APGAR PYLE, JR. JOHN BEARDSLEE NOYES Three or four others are to be elected at graduation ......SlMONE SIMONE .......WILLIAM POWELL ,........T1-IE PLAINSMAN END GOODMAN .........YOU CANJT TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME ,......C1-IESTEREIELD .................VINES .......LARRY KELLY ........BAsEBALL ......,FOOTBAI.L .................ESQUIRE ........PROSPECT HILL .......................BLONDE .......DUKE OF WINDSOR ..................JACK BENNY .......JACK OKIE'S COLLEGE

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distinguishable by their top-hats, could be se-en showing interested observers modern scientific wonders. After studying with interest the complicated atomic structure of Brownolium, an element newly discovered jointly by professors Wehenmeyer and Zane, we were greeted by the industrial tycoon-Keeley, who was accompanied by the inventor of synthetic milk, Leroy Long. This was too much for us, so we made way for the crowded arena where we heard the frenzied voice of a lassez-faire agitator who was uttering treasonous words. Coming closer we found that it was none other than that brilliant writer and free thinker, Norman Hilton. On his right was his boon companion and bodyguard, George QSluggerj Gleeson. On his left was his dapper business manager, Bob Andrae. who had made the name Hilton known to every housewife. Suddenly all eyes were turned toward the sky. A sleek stratosphere plane was roaring by at an altitude forbidden by law. Everybody watched breathlessly as the swift police plane shot out from apparently nowhere. Soon the speeder was forced to land. He proved to be none other than our vieux ami, Bandekow, who was accom- panied by Henderson. They would have gotten a ticket that might have been hard to kill had not the cops been accompanied by the examining commissioners themselves, Ridge, Benson, and Campbell. Instead of going through any unpleasant legal formali- ties, the former N. A. boys stepped into the police plane and talked over old times. W'e smiled and were glad, after all, that we too were N. A. '37. Page Twenty-:even

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