Newark Academy - Polymnian Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Peter Kerr Hahn Fair Haven Entered N.A. 1956 You know, I like that ideaf, A newcomer from Rumson, Pete has quickly become a popular member of the senior class by virtue of his easy disposition, outgoing personality, and natural show- manship A bulwark of the Drama Club he quickly re VIIHIIZCCI that organization by engineering the National Educational Association Week play and by instituting a Variety Show thus bringing that group into more direct contact with the Academys daily affairs Pete is not only a first rate student but he also holds down a responsible after school job in the sock department at Kresge s Newark Based on his history lectures w prophesy a brilliant public speaking future for him Drama Club 5 Ame 5 Intramural Volleyball 5 Malcolm Jozoif Irvington Entered N A 1956 Now when we were down in Miami Mal has come to us for hlS final year from almost every where He IS 1957 s true cosmopollte However he quickly entered Academy life w1th intelligent vlgor and soon established himself scholastically In th1S short space of time he has also partlclpated extensively in extra curricular activities Most of Mal s attention has been focused on the Drama Club he had a leading role in its annual productlon Enthusiastlcally competmg in Intramurals writing articles for the paper and con trlbutmg art work to the Polymnran have all been part of his rigorous schedule Polymnzan 5 Drama Club 5 Minute Man 5 French Club 5 Intramural Football 5 Intramural Basketball 5 Intramural Volleyball 5 Intramural Baseball 5 Page 17 . , ' ' 7 . . y . . , . . . , e 9 7 ' 1 ' as ' ' - 99 ' . , . . . , s . . . . , . ' 2 2 A . - . 1 9 ' . . - V - 5 1 9 2 a 1 7 '

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Joseph Addison Ciccone West Orange Entered N.A. 1956 Hey App, what did you do with my applicati0n?', The big man on campus, Joe C., as he is commonly called, came to N.A. this year from Seton Hall. Al- though he was only eligible to participate in two games, he proved a valuable reenforcement to the football team. Much of Joe C's spare time is spent accompanying Apple on a wild escapade, moderating a senior study hall bull session or looking for his college applica- tions. Through his subtle sense of humor and quick embrace of the N.A. Intramural program, he has be- come a permanent fixture in the class of '57 Varsity Football 5, Intramural Basketball 5, Intra mural Baseball 5 Matthew Joel Friedman Newark Entered N A 1952 Now let s be reasonable about thzs Perhaps no one in the class of 57 better exemplifies the Platonic ideal of nothing in excess than Matty Fried man He has ranked near the top scholastlcally without becoming bookish He has participated in major varsity sports without allowing athletics to obscure his per spectlve And he has held leadership posts in extra curricular and class activities without damaging his studies Matty started as a lineman on both the 55 and 56 football teams this year he has been eminently mightily as Editor in chief of the Polymntan He has shown himself to be well rounded in the finest sense of that oft used term Student Council 3 4 5 Class President 2 Polymnlan fEditor ln Chiefl 5 Mmute Man I 2 3 4 5 Glee Club 3 4 Drama Club 3 Football ,I V 2 Varsity 4 5 Intra mural Basketball 234 Intramural Volleyball 345 Intramural Baseball 3 4 5 Cum Laude 4 Williams Award 4 Peter Stone Contest 4 A T Davis Contest 3 Tiensch Medal 2 Scholarship Medal 2 Page 16 U if Q ' 39 . 9 . A t . . ,. . . ,, . - . . , K I 9 . . . ' 9 9 successful as a badgerer of balky staff writers, laboring ' GC - 9, ' . I ' , , 2 ' 5 ' ' ' i a a 5 s 3 ' , 4 4 - . , ' , 4 - 9 7 2 7 9 2 , , : 9 ' ' 9 4 . . ' - 9 Q ' .

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Robert Myron Krug South Orange Entered N A 1951 Are you krddrng9 It s common sense In sprte of the drfliculty of marntarnrng the top scholas trc average Bob has not confined hrs energres solely to that held Three years of apprentrceshrp to the Mrnure Man have culmrnated rn hrs apporntment as Feature and Sports Edrtor Through hrs Hne efforts he has helped to better the qualrtv of an outstandrng paper The varrety of Bob s contrrbutrons are not always fully real rzed baseball class polrtrcs the Student Councrl and outstandrng work rn the Drama Club are abetted bv such rntere trng rdelrghts as notorrous motor trrps to West Orange Class Secretary 4 Student Councrl 5 Intramural Football 2 3 4 5 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intramural Volleyball 34 Intramural Baseball 2 Baseball IV 2 3 4 2nd Team 5 Drama Club 45 Scrence Club 2 Mmuze Man I 2 3 4 fFeature and Sports Edrtorl 5 At James R F Kunkemueller Montclarr Entered N A 1953 I don t want to be drjerent but Because of hrs actrve and effectrve partrcrpatron rn extra currrcular actrvrtres hrgh scholastrc standrng and tower mg srx foot five frame Irm has been an outstandrng member of the Frfth Form As Secretary treasurer of the Student Councrl Makeup Edrtor of the Polymnran center on the basketball team and one of the top students rn the class he has contrrbuted a great deal to N A When he has a well deserved off hour .lrm lrkes to talk about hrs souped up Merc lend hrs vrbrant bass to some old refrarn or down three Awful Awfuls at Bonds From hrs past record we know Jrm s future wrll spell success Student Councrl 3, Secretary Treasurer 5 , Polymnuzn fMake up Edrtorl 5, Glee Club 4, Scrence Club 2, Basketball Varsrty 4,5, Track I V 4, Intramural Foot ball 2,3,4,5, Intramural Basketball 2, Intramural Vol leyball 2,3,4,5, Intramural Baseball 2,3,4,5, A T Davrs Composrtron Contest 3 Page I8 ' H ' . . , as 7 e ' A ' i A . , . 1. I I . 9 l . 5 I ' . S. S. . . . 2 ' 4 , . . Q - Q 9 1 H 9 2 I . 5 9 7 9 I . tic Editor 53 Cum Laude 4g Scholarshrp Medal l,3,4. C . if 2 ' 79 , . . . . . , . . . , . h ' ' - sc - 19 - ' ' ' , ,, ., . . , V . , . . . 66 99 ' ' ' ' 9 ' fl 79 ' ' . , A . , h . . , . ' 9 G6 99