Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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T me I'ENs12 M AN FRANCIS ADAIR EATON l.ansdowne, Pa, Philo Fran came to us back in '23 as a greenhorn. As time went on, great changes were noticed in Fran and now he is a good friend of all. Frannie studies hard CFD and gets good marks in class. He has also taken part in many school activities. lf you want to know anything about science, ask Fran to tell you what his brother, Ed, knows. Fran has only two things against him. One is a strong complex for mirl- night shows, and the other is a certain liking for a Greene girl in Philadelphia. Best of luck to yon, old boy, and we hope you will be a great success in college. Agassiz Club, Vice-President MD: Basketball Squad CS, 455 Baseball Squad f3, 4jg Tennis C415 She Stoops to Conquer g job Thirteen. XVILLIAM E. FLINTZFR Rutherford, N. Theta Phi Bill is the school mail man. In plain words, he is thc fellow that brings pink envelopes to lovesick and heartbroken students. Bill has taken an active part in dramatic and oratorical activities during his four years' sojourn at Pennington. He has a very strong complex for a certain young woman here in town and often may he seen promenading the sidewalks arm in arm with her. Bill takes a very active part in the religious side of the school and often gives fine sermons. President Lowell Society, Spring Termg Callilogian Orator C313 Arrival of Kitty : Job Thirteen : Three Live Ghosts g PENSEMAN Boardg Debating Team C313 Glee Club. Bill 24

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THE PENSEMAN FLETCHER S. DowNs East Orange, N. Flep came to us last fall. He is one of those mortals who doesn't waste time on trivial things or thoughts. He is, we strongly suspect, a Fundamental- ist, and discusses only those things which really matter. Deep stuff. You know the kind: psychology, love triangles, and the world's greatest problems. His short career here has been one of success. Flep is a tennis player of no mean note and is the mainstay of that team. However, he is human to the extent that he likes the ladies. But all great men have weaknesss. The Gateways, Vice-President of Agassiz Club, Spring Termg Lowell Societyg Glee Club: Tennis. xrplepu EDWIN DARBY EATON Lansdowne fhilo ,Pa Ed came to us four years ago as a green Freshman and hails from the Superb Suburb. He has studied hard and won himself the honor of Salutatorian. He is better known around the campus as Tom Swift, because of his great leaning toward anything scien- tific. Ed is a pretty fast boy on the cinders and his voice is often heard in dramatic and oratorical activi- ties. just before Easter, Ed had a streak of bad luck and was confined to a hospital for thirty days, but he is out now and graduates with honors. Certain rumors were heard pertaining to Ed's nurse. Better ask him about it. We wish you the best of luck, Ed, and expect to hear of you at State Vice-President of Senior Class, Football C3, 423 Track C2, 3, 453 Winner of Track Meet Cup C372 Callilogian Oratorg Lowell Society C43 g Agassiz -Club CZ, 3, 45, Secretary C3J, President C4Jg Arrival of Kitty g Job Thirteen g Three Live Ghosts g Glee Club C4jg PENSEMAN Board, Salutatorian. Penn State .1 E dn 23

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Tin: Pisxsmux Aumucv Cn.xur.1Nc:'roN HASTINGS New York City Aubrey is one of the pillars of dramatics around school. His excellent acting has often been com- mented on. At times Aubrey seems rawthar Eng- lish and consequently has taken some kidding for it, but when one really get to know him he is a good fellow. He knows a lot about music and can often be seen indulging in some deep literature. It is rumored that Aubrey is quite a ball player. but for some good reason or other we can't seem to get him to come out for the team. VVe wish you the best of luck, old top, and hope that some day you will be a well-known critic. Board. l l.XRRY llOFFM AN hlohnstown, Pa. Philo Harry, better known as Chicken, has been with us for the past two years. It has been Harry's am- bition to be a big-leaguer and we hope he realizes it. Harry has been the star of the basketball team for the past two years and served as a very worthy one this past winter. In the springtime, he may be seen roaming the pastures of left field. It is a shame that one may not play baseball and tennis at the same time for Harry is undoubtedly the best racket wielder in school. Here's wishing you the best of luck, Harry, in college and that you may do as well there as you have here. Basketball 13, 4, Captain 435 Baseball C3, 435 Tennis CSD. Georgia Tech. C11irkm 25 Columbia University Job Thirteeu : Three l.ive Ghosts ar g Piaxsrxr xx Clmrlvy 's