Newark Academy - Polymnian Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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l'R XNK MICH XFL PETRLCEI Ll 'Who dots the lust lm urnumslumcs allows does well As ns often the case with llttle men Pe IS an exceptlonally actlxc fellow ln hls one year at the Aculemy he has partlc1p1tecl IH four mayor sports Realnzes however that there are other tlnngs of Importance and malntalns a respectable academic status lt IS a case of reclproclty Frank and Rutgers he will be glad to be there and they should be evtremely glad to have hum 4 QQ. wx 'Al-, A 1774 I me Tuenw exam RIC HARD Kl'NNl l'l'l PUDILR Wolbmg succeeds like suttess Undoubtedly the buslest fellow tn school Brought about the enlarging of all school publlcatlons Not only gets Ideas but has the ablhty to put them unto effect Also found tune to be Clllllflllifl ot the rung com lnlttce to nnnage the baseball team and be N A s best math student All C P A s Ind btttex look to thelr laurcls when Duck mules hls Lntrince into that profcssnon . , 1 , 1 I A . I A 5 , A f .- 'f N' - -1 y- 1 . . . .t ,- f V t I r ' v 'V V I' . , t ' - - 1 1 t , f 1' lr - . x ,It1 X NJ. 7 I x , 1 - 4 f A 4 n , . ,. K . I x W V '- 'r , . x ' I x' r ' .i'.' f ' t I .

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SIGLRD NICOL XYSFN lll Vlnlosoplw ns flu nmrostopa of tlwualwt Slgurd ns the other half of our Scmd navuan duo Hrs knowledge of the Old Word 1 not ltmlted ltowexer fo hrs travels hate brought htm an unstght unto the culture of all Furope Expresses hrs some what unique oplntons fearlessly and wutlt great slncerltv Hohbues Include slcetchtng, and muslc llxs londness for the best wnll make hrs lute 1 lnppv one 194 A RIC Il XRD PRANCISC 0 NOYFS J lmve lIOllgl7l Qoltlen opinions from all sorts of people When the t1lk turns to current events or popular musnc as It so often does Dxck can more thin hold hts own Polymmans proflted from has abnllty to wrlte about both Gets hts everclse btcycllng to 'ind from Forest Hull Has all the potent almes wh ch herald success ln the business world 1 lge 'Vuenty elm - , , --, g A I .-A, . .ra .. l Y l 's , , r ' . L .: '-1. A . lr .Ale - I 6' El- 451' I 'WA RJ1, I! K . . ., .. rl lu 1 4. , - ...U It I L V ... ' 4 1171 V v

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IIUXN ARD C UNNTINC H XM ROYi I' Qllusn and womtn J tnnnot but gmc may I0 Howie IS one of our playhoys hut not as twlkatnve or conspncuous as some of the others Has a weakness for long closecut sport jackets All ns not play wlth hum how ever, for he does a good gob servung, on several commlttees Makes sweet sounds :ssue from the trombone, and has played wlth several very good outhts Tommy Dorsey, heware DOIN Xl D PY LF S1 Lili Tlu.mf.s fllllilt so llv lull J cnl Y Sonq Cant understand vshy thus class never organlzed a band They dont laugh when Don slts down to play he can really ttckle the norncs Hrs youthful 'appearance belles hrs posntuon as one of our top ranltlng, students ls rather quiet but not too serrous Come to thunk of lt he has never done anything, which would cause us to thunk that he I9 not a real gentleman Q Q 'Tkq 194 A Page flu euty mne . V Y 1 A A t ,,. , , f ,my 1-, . I . .Y I - . . A 5 . . .. . y I I 1. D 7 D ' 4 -I .ii Y ,aa f ,4 , ya,- 7 ff I x , - y w ,Q ' A A I 1 f. '- y - ' 1 . . if KN L . . .. , '- 1 ' ' I