Staten Island Academy - Academia Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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1 - . 4 7 vu : - 1 ll' H ' Q C. l ei u, ' -llfl National Geographic Society: II Debate Club: I, III Stage Crew: I Tennis: I Basketball: II I Soccer: III, IV Baseball: III, IV Academia Cphotography editorl: IV LOUIS KEVIN VALENTE Yes, I said, Isn't it pretty to think so? Clake BarnesD -Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises Yellow slicker . . . I have a better idea . . Wonderboy . . . Doughboy . . . lake . . . rocking horse . . . Ioe navigator . . . Rew . . . nature boy . . . working on a tuna boat . . . mock turtle necks . . . tobogganing champ . . . Bogart . . . Hemingway . . . I simply adore hash brown potatoes . . . Don't let him lay out the candids - we have a reputation . . . wiffle ping-pong . . . Ideal . . .

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L- is als 4. ,A .f Class Cffices: President: Ill Quill staff: I : editor!IV Stage Crew: I, II, III, IV Debate Club: II, III Photography Club: III Hockey Club: IV Academia Cbusiness managerD: IV I Soccer: I, II, III, IV l Basketball: I, II, III, IV l Baseball Cmanagerjz I, II, Ill Art Workshop: IV I Drama Club: IV CHRISTOPHER THOMAS SLATTERY The nation itself, with all its so-called internal improvements, which, y the way are all external and superficial, is just such an unwieldy and vergrown establishment, cluttered with furniture and tripped up by its wn traps, ruined by luxury and needless expense . . . In short, I am convinced, both by faith and experience, that to maintain ne's self on this earth is not a hardship but a pastime, if we live simply nd wisely . . . I found in myself, and still find, an instinct toward a higher, or, as it is amed, spiritual life, as do most men, .and another toward a primitive rank d savage one, and I reverence them both. I love the world not less than e good. -Henry David Thoreau Slats . . . Wing Biddlebaum, I'll never tell . . . Yesssss, and it counts . . . usiness is my business . . . Quill thrill . . . flying fish . . . Let's have a cake le . . . this is pointless . . . stinks . . . nipper . . . toy car . . . has famous og . . . Mr. G., there's a slight problem downstairs . . . lacks for deuce . . . n...Mr.Torso...

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l I, , I bfi, Poly Prep Country Day School: I S. I. A. Soccer: II, III, IV Basketball: II, III, IV Baseball: II, III, IV Debate Club Tape Club JEFFEREY ROSS WOOD Lay me a green sod under my head, And another at my feet, And lay my bent bow at my side, Which was my music sweety And make my grave of qravel and green, Which is most riqht and meet. Prof .... oblivious . . . dark qlasses . . . falls asleep with eyes open . . . olden locks . . . monsieur Dubois . . . hates to watch Mannix, but cliqs I-Iogan's Heroes . . . Hemingway . . .