Newark Academy - Polymnian Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Newark Entering rn the first grade John has held a consrstently hugh scholastic rec ord of achievement Hrs mam drversuon from the torls of study has been rn wrrt mg for the Minuteman A long record of reportmg has culminated un has pres ent posltuon as Editor un Chl f e Hrs genial personality has gauned hum the respect and friendship of all even those who do not take math If hrs mathematncal abrlutues have a Inmvt has fellow students have yet to reach It Always wrllnng to help the other mem bers of our class John s scholastic tal ents are rn constant demand If a little crystal gazmg rs allowed John ns assured of the best rn the future no matter what hrs cholce may be re gardmg possuble fields of endeavor JO HN HOOD LOWENSTEIN ACTIVITIES Polymnran staff Attic Minuteman -edntor rn chief S wummrng varsrty-co captam Chess Club- vrce president We ve got to get organized STEPHEN DENNIS MANSHEL ACTIVITIES Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Softball Page 24 Honest, Sir, I read most of the assignment West Orange Certamly one of the most vocrferou members of our fair mstrtutro S n Steve has been at the Acad emy a long whale In thus perrod of trme he has left an rn dehble mark on this community of schol ars Steve will be remembered for has management of games of chance While there are those who might argue that he cuts down to the barest mlmmum the chance section of such things we feel that thus rs truly an unlustrfled ac cusatlon His lanky frame has come to be a tix ture on the Intramural battle Gelds oft times wnth maxed success but as the saymg goes where there s a will there s a way Our chief candidate for Maduson Avenue Steve has already demonstrated an exceptional abrlrty wnth the spoken word and his glibness is truly something that the men in the gray flannel suits can not pass by.

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ACTIVITIES Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Football Drama Club Dance Commrttee Elrzabeth After three Years at the old Alma Mater Pete has made very deflnrte rm pressrons on our rvy covered walls Not the least among these rs hrs knowl edg of self propelled mrssrles known to most as cars Hrs Jeepster had come to be thought of as a school fixture when one of those funny lrttle forergn cars made rts appearance wrth the Lags astrrde rt Actrve drscussron over the relatrve merrts of the present crop of automobrles may be had at any hour Known for hrs rntramural conquests led 'Pl hrs bubblrng good humor has made defeat more easrly borne Hrs ac trvrtres are by no means lrmrted to rntra murals others rnclude the Glee Club where hrs melodrous yet boomrng vorce rs put to good use and cheer leadrng STEPHEN HOWARD KNEE So I told her PETER ANTHONY LAGANA Newark lf pushed Steve wrll admrt to berng all knowmg usually however he rs much more modest about hrs attrrbutes Comrng to Newark rn 1952 he qurckly acclrmated hrmself to the rrgors of Academy lrfe and has found trme rn hrs busy schedule to devote to many non academrc drversrons Chref among these rs hrs partrcrpatron rn the field of rntramurals Here hrs football body blocks are of paramount concern to the opposrtron Generally speakrng he rs a grrdrron terror Steve s generalrzatron on the vrcrssr tudes of lrfe and more specrfically the farr sex are well known to all co mem bers of the srxth perrod luncheon fra ternrty As well as hrs phrlosophrcal me anderrngs The Coz regales us wrth hrs accounts of amorous and automo trve vrctorres Thrnkrng of the Bar as a possrble fu ture for Steve we would ask but one sf' Vanadra, you wanna duel? ACTIVITIES Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Track Cheerleader Dance Commrttee Page 23 I . . . ' I I ' K . . I . . I . I I - - ' I I 1 -I rr ru - ' I '-r 'W r question-which side? A I . . - V y . - .. 4 I Q . -,K ' ' ll ll A . . , Y : ' , I ' I -

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ACTIVITIES Polymman Minuteman Science Club Rifle Team Rifle Club-treasurer South Orange By nature saddled with the ability to maintain continuous good marks Bob tries to live down this defect by devoting large portions of his time to non-aca- demic activities. Chief among these are the school s publications-his ram- blings on the back page of the Minute- man have brought him no small share of notoriety even infamy. His financial skills are aptly demonstrated by his handling of the Student Council funds in the capacity of Secretary-Treasurer. Another of the early pillars of the class of 58 Bob entered N.A. in the fourth grade. One of the most sincere members of the class he breaks his usually quiet appearance with bursts of philosophy-in spite of this, his warmth makes him a well liked member of the student community. WAYNE JOSEPH MARTIN We Henry ROBERT LAWRENCE MEYER Lyndhurst Long Henry Hlldlnger s lieutenant Wayne expends much time and efTort trying to repuduate the physics axiom that what goes up must come down Constantly spouting secret formulae for X2 powder and a miraculous new semi solid rocket propellant we predict that Wayne will be packed up by the F B I for giving out secret information or else will be approached by Soviet agents inf the latter should be the case Wayne re member the Alumni Fundl The quality of Wayne s photography is of such a caliber as to warrant mclu sion in both the Minuteman and the Polymman As well as being a member of the Rifle Team he is also treasurer of the Rifle Club Wayne has been an active member of the Science Club and when kept from the chemicals proves to be completely trustworthy His easy warmth of friendship has gained for him the liking of the class ACTIVITIES Student Council secretary treasurer Drama Club-president 13' Ss, What's wrong with my page? Polymman Minuteman-sports editor Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Softball Page 25