Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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THE PENSEMAN Cnixs. E. Wn.K1NsoN Germantown, Pa. Wilkie occupies the paradoxical position of being at the same time a prominent ministerial and a talented actor. We don't know whether we have been moved more by his eloquent preaching or by his screamingly funny female impersonations, but at any rate he is recognized as an all-round boy. He is also one of the mainstays of the Glee Club and loves to sing such touching ballads as Asleep On the Deep. Good luck, Wilkie, we believe in you. Lowell Society 13, 453 Arrival of Kitty g Three Live Ghosts g Glee Club. Wilkiv 1 w X9 V 1 W 7'A'fl lf, '4 If i Wife'-: -- vgfef , ft? LN -mf, 33

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THE PENSEMAN JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY HREE years ago an incident occurred, which we, the class of nineteen twenty-eight, hope was of great benefit to the school. Although, at various times since, new faces have been added to our group, it was in that year that a great freshman class enrolled in this school, which was later destined to be the junior class of this past year. T-hroughout our exist- ence here, we have brought fame and glory, scholastically and athletically to the school. This past fall when the call for recruits for football came, many juniors responded, four of them making their letter on the first eleven. In basket- ball, also, our class gained renown, again having four members of our class receive letters. The number of letter men in baseball this spring cannot yet be determined. We can only prophesy its success with a great amount of its glory due to representatives of the junior class. Throughout the basketball season the class teams held a tournament, in which the juniors finished with high honors in second place. The positions of forwards were held down by Schantz and Smith, center by Pliester, while Myers and Eades did their stuff at playing guards. With a year's experi- ence, we feel confident of winning first place next year. Success in tennis this year has been marked. In Smith we have the cap- tain and first man representing us, while Writer is holding down the position of third man in expert fashion. Our introduction to the senior class comes this june, when we give a play called: Looks Like Rainf' Since it will take place after this book has gone to press, all we can do is to prophesy its glorious success. The cast has been picked as follows: Hero, Dave Schantzg heroine, john Hainesg Comedians, June Writer and Artie Sergeantg villain, Pattong old man, Charlie Myersg old woman, Floyd Angevine. With this cast of excellent talent, its production cannot be a failure. We have now completed three great steps toward the ultimate goal in our scholastic life, success. Only one looms up before us which we shall presently launch into with a determination to work and an ambition to succeed. As freshmen, we entered this school with high hopesg as sophomores those hopes were idealizedg as juniors they were cherishedg and becoming seniors, we shall look forward to their fulhllment. 35