Newark Academy - Polymnian Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Passauc Charles has been a member of the Academy for the past two years and came to us from Passarc Hugh Wrth has knowledge of musuc he has come to be accepted as the urrefutable master of the horn Hrs abrlrty wnth the trumpet has made ham an asset at rallnes where hrs melodlous tones can be heard per vadmg the audltorrum and at the Drama Clubs presentatuon Footllght Revnew Whale carrymg a hugh standing nn the class Charles has trme to gave to nntra mural competltuon as well as managung the Swnmmmg Team A good but of len sure trme as lrkewnse donated to the Mmuteman Bellevmg that someone must take the sude of the opposmon Charles ns con stantly able to puck out the one loop hole no matter how mmuscule rn any argument Has apt questlons have made champuon of student s rrghts ACTIVITIES Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Baseball Llbrary Commuttee Page 26 CHARLES GEOFFREY MORROW To ACTIVITIES Mmuteman Swrmmrng varslty manager Dance Commuttee Intramural Football According to the book slr ROBERT LEWIS MOSKOWITZ Sure I was listening, Mr H -F1 Glen Rldge Robbue dndn t rom our happy throng untrl thus past September In thus short tume he has come to be one of the most popular members of our class as a re sult of has easy dlsposntuon and outgo mg personaluty Unable to play varsuty sports he has been one of the most actuve members of the Intramural leagues captamlng has football team to first place wuth an undefeated record Also actlve In basketball and baseball hrs mterests are not lnmrted to sports a great deal of enthusuasm rs devoted to 'azz as well A keen partnclpator rn the many bull sessnons that emanate from the Senvor Study Hall Mosk as conversant on all sublects Hrs thoughts on the machma toons of the female of the specles are wndely recogmzed and subscnbed to by other members of the class . ' . him the terror of his teachers and a I 4' . . . . - 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

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ACTIVITIES Editor-in-chief, Polymniap WILLIAM ROBERTS NADEL President, Student Council Co-captain, Varsity Football iff I Drama Club Library Committee Minuteman Attic Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball Intramural Softball Dance Committee Delegate Religious Conference Newark Certainly one of the most popular members of our class Bob seems to be come entangled in gust about all the ac tlvlttes extant Probably best known for h to make this a successful season Bob came to Newark Academy in the second grade in 1947 Since that time he has participated in the Science Club Glee Club and has been a member of the Baseball Team Involved in more than the established and recognized activities Bob is also a member of the several societies that grow up whenever several boys get to gether chief among these ts his mem bershlp In that group which enloys good conversation on many and varied subpects Bob s ability to make friends as sure to stand him m good stead in the future ' V - ,. if ,I .- i 7 i W, ' , ,.A, . M ' ii , ,f f- Irvington Stay loose guys like wow ROBERT PELLEGRINO PELLECCHIA Another of these boys cursed with good marks Bill has been laboring un- der thus one ot the greatest handicaps In spite of this Bill s sarcastic if not caustic remarks on life have left their ark on members of the class Lately m these comments have been reserved for the peons who have been enslaved to insure the timely completion of this our historic annual He IS a highly qualified leader and a capable student Hts leadership is re flected tn his office of Student Council President ln this capacity he has sur mounted many obstacles an effectung the wrll of the students A letterman for the past several years he as this season co captain of the football team This year too Bull has shown real genius and tact rn extract mg from has staff material of the hugh est caliber for use in the Polymman truly a stupendous feat Anybody do Math V 9 ACTIVITIES Basketball varsity Baseball varsity Track varsity Intramural Football Intramural Volleyball Dance Committee Page 27 ' I . I . . , . . . I I , ' 't I . I . I - . ' I I , . . . I - his basketball ability, he has done muc f , . ' , I I I - rn K 1 ' 'I 5 . I . . . . I il . If I I .' -.