Newark Academy - Polymnian Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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ANTHONY AIELLO ACTIVITIES Baseball-varsity Glen Ridge As an editor of both the Attic and the Polymman Chris is one of the bus: est men in school He has several traits which have endeared him to stu dents and faculty alike Signal among these is his penchant for taking four or five honor days per month Chris will long be remembered for his amazing fund of knowledge on two sublects sports cars and the Bible If there is a disagreement on the displace ment of last year s Maserati Grand Prix 9 est etc book in the Bible Chris is usu ally called upon to settle it Pulpit and cockpit a rather unconventional mixture but then Chris has never been noted for being extraordinarily conven tional 44 Hawaii' Wunnaful a wunnaful CHRISTOPHER BLADEN Van lets go up to Northampton this weekend CIiHside Park Tony comes to us from Bordentown Military Institute and has been a Min- uteman for only one year. We wish that he might have come sooner, as even in this short time the class has come to ap- preciate many of Tony's sterling quali- ties, and we wish that we might have had him with us for a longer period. One of the latest additions to the class Procrastination Society , Tony has ably demonstrated his ability to converse on any subiect-ignorance of the same notwithstanding-with a great show of knowledge Gaming a certain amount of fame if not infamy for his fast driving and straight shooting Tony has gained the respect and friendship of the class due to his remarkable abil ity to remember various lokes and to recite them with appropriate gesticula tions ACTIVITIES Senior Editor Polymnlan Co Editor Attic Delegate Religious Conference Intramural Football Science Club w ff Page I5 I 6. I . . , . ' I 'N I . I . . .- . . , . . ' ' , . . Q , ' . . . , , , . .- car, or over which is the Ion est, short- t . , ' a I 1 4 Tanrbg ' . , 24 1 l. Q if ' , I

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South Orange Still gomg strong rn hrs eleventh year at Newark Academy Bob rs constantly branchmg out into new areas of rnter est Hrs knowledge of and interest rn rock n roll rs currently on display rn the Senror Study Hall As he rs the last mem ber of thrs generation s famed Bonomo clan Bob rs dorng his best to make sure that the name of Bonomo rs an oft re membered one He rs usually to be found on the ath letrc field or rn the gym and when out of unrform Bob does hrs best to burn up the intramural leagues These actrvr tres are blessed by more than hrs phys rcal appearance hrs ofttrmes sarcastrc humor does much to spark the athletic contests rn whrch he takes part ROBERT PETER BONOMO ACTIVITIES Baseball Football 2nd team Intramural Volleyball Minuteman Dance Committee Those teachers, they ROBERT S BRENNER ACTIVITIES Track varsrty Photography Club l I Page I6 usue.. South Orange The second of the duo to come to us from Bordentown Bob arrived at N. A. to serve his last year. His volubility ex- ceeds even that of his partner in certain areas notably the phylum women. A mainstay of the track team Bob will be placed in the Newark Academy archives along with Dean Felter and other notable speedsters. His ability on the cinders has done much to add to the honor and glory of the fleet footed Minutemen. One of the latest additions to the Class of '58's bull society, Bob has adroitly extricated himself from many seemingly defenseless positions and, as a result, has gained a great deal of admiration for his slick verbiage.