Newark Academy - Polymnian Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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,sn- XN ILLI XM JOHN HIL XTHNX OOD v small art ts xl lo sle at ns netcss r tlml mr most 10 slav atm L al 1 D Bull as one of those fortunate people xsho nexer get oxerlv exclted about anxthung hoes about hrs work un a quiet ethclent man ner all his oxxn Can near clothes xxell enough to satlsly the most metlculous As for Blll s future xse thunk hell make hu betxxeen naps ff? 1774 JOHN HONNI NVD HOBBS 7-I rs tht xtrv pmt ahhh tl politeness john s capacity for study IS exceeded onlx bx the courtesy xxhlch he extends to one and all ls one of those people xsho see nothm but the good ln others Has three great ob sesslons NA Amherst 'md baseball 'xlakes up for hns small stature bx aggressneness and perseserance Plaxed 1 large part IH edltm Polxmnnns 1nd thus Wearboolx XX lntexer held he max choose to enter h xull be an asset It Tuenlw' Il v v ' Y 1 A A' MTV! I I L'f7f I O, T IIVV yo 110 , wk-rag. Y . . V -, . - V v Q ' Rav x I . x all-to 'gfttl l,A 'e+f X Y H v V ' Y Q' , A .I A L tg V U1 V, 1. ' s, , 3 ' 'mf' V. ' , '. , , , Y ' . 4. ' 'u ' ' y t I :t . ., ',t .. I v . v 8 1 . 'I g r . ' .- . I ,J Vx ,fl-o

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JOHN GAIL GLANDPR Notbxng betomes bum all that br. uouli ue Chief characternstlcs are hrs dry humor and real wrt Hrs business acumen has enabled hlm to earn a small yes very small fortune with the candy concession though fond of the Academy at 2 46 he makes a dash for the flrst tram for Glen Ridge No doubt he has a sensible and well organlzed plan for hrs future it DON XLD H XY Here 5 the humor o at Thus blond Adonns IS probably responsnble for causmg more femnnme hearts to palpntatc than any other member of the class A verntable storehouse of knowledge on popular musnc and bands Played football and was a member of the Dance Commnttee When not thmklng up new pranks he hkes to tmker wnth automobile motors Good looks and good fellowshxp make hxs exrstence a happy one Page Twenty n e ' ' . . . All 34' W L . . wx ll 1941 ffm. I! x u I f ' l

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H XRULD PDNN ARD HOSKIN In qood lo lu merry and :use We usually thunk of wnse people as hemg xerv serious and of merry people as none too savaclous Ed however IS 1 verx gay fellow and stnll has a falr share of wus om From has seat nn the rear of the study hall he has perpetrated many practical pokes but has also managed to achlexe all that was demanded of hum academxcally Basketball and track are extracurrlcular fa worntes If Ed IS evcemphrv Glen Rndge must he 1 very nlce town 'F ,!'l,.,t C XRROLL VICTOR HONX F 'l ltlcn with A fun o :ron mtl 11111 l point o diamond There must he something In the Nlorth Arlington anr which produces good wrnters 'md trackmen wntness Carroll and his pred ecessor Ray Townley lf all the French books ln existence were to be burned or otherwise disposed of he would feel no great angulsh The world wall always neel good authors so Carroll wall surelx fund hrs place In nt 1' ide Tu enly llvree - , . , I 4 5 L , Y . V. . D . ' V V' t V ,Y Y . U '. , d ' ' , . f .I L ' ' . . el, N ' I . Qr -K ,3L 'aff 'LVJQ I! K i Y' ff f 4 I'r ' ' , 1 fl be .U. A 1 V . . - , 1 ,V - .- 1 ,