Newark Academy - Polymnian Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Q We do hereby pre- sent the Year Book of the Class of 1937. It is designed to summarize that portion of each graduate's life spent in the Newark Academy. It is in the pages of this Year Book that we pay final homage to our school. We have earnestly tried to make this Year Book worthy of the name it bears. If we have succeeded, our hours of toil will have been amply rewarded. We have tried to make this Year Book appeal- ing to the entire student body of the school, but in a larger sense, we have endeavored to make this Book one which will be looked at with delight and joy by every member of the grad- uating class, so that in years to come, when we of the Class of 1937 are making our crusade in life and the way seems dark and impenetrable, we may perhaps gain some solace and peace of mind by delving into the pages of this, the 1937 Polymnian. gntrance e resent

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e medical te Q To one whose kindly influence has long been an aid and inspiration to hundreds of those young students with whom be has come in contact, whose happiness is in helping others, whose character and magnani- mous personality have imbedded themselves deep in the memory of all of us, whose morning prayers have been so uplifting and glorifying to the hearts of students and teachers alike, whose hearty laughter has cheered the souls of so many of us-to one who possesses that admir- able quality of being able to bring out all the good in us, whose very life has been devoted to the preparation of youth with swords of knowl- edge, whose friendship we are truly proud to acknowledge-Albert T. Davis. mil V1.8