Newark Academy - Polymnian Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Charles Anthony Stanziale Newark Entered N.A. 1949 What!a ya mean. l'm always late?', Through political machination, cherubic Charlie graces the office of Secretary-Treasurer of the senior class. Everv autumn. however. Chuck casts aside his antic clownmg and emer es as a consistent and grim grid iron devotee Hrs fine line play helped the team out of manv tight spots this year During the oil' season he performs most creditably ln baseball and fencing He has been extremely actlve in all lntramurals and has added lustre to the Drama Club Everyone knows and likes Charlie they cannot do otherwise Secretary Treasurer 5 qcrence Club 12 3 Drama Club 5 Foreign Language Club 5 Qtamp and Com Club 1 2 Football IV 2 3 4 Varsity 5 Baseball ,l V 1234 Varsity 5 lntramural Football 123 lntra mural Basketball 12 3 45 Intramural Volleyball 1 2 3 4 5 Intramural Baseball 1 2 3 4- 5 Q lb- wx Henry Crasto Tappen Short Hills Entered N A 1954 Did you hear the one about Henrys pride and joy his Model T Ford has been a conslstent extracurricular attraction for our class during the past three years Es eryone readlly recalls the count less hours Hank has spent ln the shop sanding the panelrng for his horseless carriage as well as that mfamous December day when he drove his buggy with the wheels out of line through busy rush hour trallic We are confident that the perseverance Henry has shown 1n this project together with his warm sense of humor and his willingness to work will see hrm through any future crises in life Llbrarv Committee 5 Religious Conference 4 Page 25 fl. . l. l l- E Y. 1 . . '. . , . . . 1 , U 5. T , I V . ' ,p1, , 551, 9 , 7' ,, .. U, , .. eva s nas ' .,,., , .. '77, 77177 ' - 1 - cr- Qs: -X, .... , . . . 9 9 , ,I I Y . l T , ss as - - Av - - sa - so s s ' ' 1 7 '

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Samuel Matlock Shearman Short Hllls Entered N A 1954 Well I would LP done my homework only Sam IS not one of the no1s1er members of the class but he makes hls presence felt pleasantly A standout on the varslty basketball team he has used hls sux feet and three Inches and soft one hander to good advantage For the past three years howex er track has been hls forte He has scored many polnts and won manv Fleld Day medals ln the 440 and 880 Sam can usually be found burled ln the New York Tlmes repalrlng hls Ford or carouslng tn 1th Mettler Basketball Varsltv 4 5, Track Second Team 3 4 Var stty 5, Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Vollesball 3,4-,5, Intramural Baseball 4 5 Page 24 Davld Howard Shapiro Mlllhurn Entered N A 1953 You mean Ll only took you two hours? A bulwark of the fenclng team for the past three years Dave ID Artagnanl Shaplro IS a perslstent and con slstent student When not workmg to malntam hls Hne average or to lmprove hls technlque wlth the foxls he devotes a great deal of hls energy to the Drama Club BCS1dPS serxmg as Secretarv Treasurer of that organ 1zat1on Date IQ a talented ham 1n h1s own rlght The rest of hls txme 1S spent as Clrculatlon Manager for the Mmute Man and actmg as Cod s glft to the ladles Dave s all round ablllty and pleaslng personallty make htm an asset to any cause which he supports Student Councll 2 Class Treasurer 3 Mmute Man IBUSIHCSS and Clrculatlonl 3 4 5 Drama Club 4 fSec retary Treasurerl 5 Glee Club 2 3 45 QCIPDCC Club 3 4 5 Intramural Football 2 3 4 5 Intramural Basket ball 3 4 Intramural Volleyball 3 4 5 Intramural Base ball 2 3 4 5 Poetry Readmg Contest 3 . . - Cf ' 75 , l I , VV . . . K 5 . V. - r ' , .' ' . . v . 45 ,, . . . v -I , ' ' ' 66 , ' ' 55 I . , . . . . - ' g I g ' , , I K 9 1 I H If f ' ' ' -f a 9 3 K ' 2,3g Library Committee 4g Fencing ,I.V. 2, Varsity 1 9 I -' e 1 Q ' ' w 1 Q 9 - ' W' t I s Q so s Y as My , . V . , I . . . ' as I 57 A ' A I w Y 1 '

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Alan Casal Tlllxs East Orange Entered N A 1951 You can L do thus to me' ' Besides holding a hlgh rank scholastlcally Alan has kept himself busy as Captam of the Swimming Team Chalrman of the Dance Committee and Edrtor of Illus tratlons for the Polymnzan He has been one of the leading scorers of the SWlmmlHg team for the past two seasons piling up points with first and seconds in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle The coaches have long recog nlzed hrs swlmmmg ablllty and leadershlp and IH his Junior year he received the MVP award for swim mmg Hrs tireless capable and unsellish execution of h1s dutles on the Dance Commlttee and Polymnuzn ex emplxfies his keen lnterest 1n the class and 1ts HCIIVIIIBS Class Vlce Presldent 2 5 Presldent 3 Student Coun c1l 4 Intramural Football 4,5 Intramural Volleyball 1 2nd Team 2 Varsity 345 MVP 4- Captaln 5 Polymnzan fEd1tor of IIIUSITBIIOIISJ 5 Science Club 3 Glee Club 4 Frederlck Joseph Watt J r Glen Ridge Entered N A 1953 But why don t you lake Dtxzeland 9 Among the many thesplans at N A Fred emerges as the best Hrs outstanding performance 1n last years productlon 12 Angry Men led to hrs election as Pres: dent of the Drama Club During the Watt Regime that orgamzation has come into closer contact wlth the stu dent body through the National Education Week pro gram and others of the llke He has also partlclpated rn Intramural sports and the Sclence Club. Normally the possessor of an equable personality, Fred is occaslon ally led into water beyond hls depth by his pucklsh sense of humor. Durmg crises such as this, his class mates hasten to the rescue Drama Club 4, fPres1dentJ 5, Sc1ence Club 2,3,4, Minute Man 3g Football J V. 3g Baseball ,l.V 3, Intra mural Baseball 3 Page 26 66 9 ' ,Y y . . . . 3 g . . . . , W . . , . - . . . . 9 , . , . . . , , . 3 I ' ' z s 3,4-,5g I.V. Football 25 J.V. Track 2,33 Swimming J.V. 7 5 . 5 9 9 ' ' ' 7 . g 5 3 ll 3 ' ' ' 9, . ' -1 ' . . . . , y I , , - 1 I Q' I ' If ' 79