Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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THE PENSEMAN PI-IILOMATHEAN FRATERNITY Founded 1862 Established 1892 Fralcr in Facullale FRANCIS HARVEY GREEN, A.M,, Litt.D. JOI-IN H. PLATT, B.S. Frater in Praeseuti 1927 ' JOHN 1X1AGILL EDWARD PICKEN BENJAMIN ROLL JAKE ROOBIN ARTHUR TOTTEN JOHN VVEST HARRY HOFFMAN PARKER F. AUTEN CP.G.J RAYMOND S. BOOTH HAROLD CONOVER GEORGE CRONEY EDVVIN D. EATON FRANCIS A. EATON 1928 SOCRATES ALEX FLOYD ANGEVINE NVILLIAM BROWN JOE ELDRED WVALTER FYFE GEORGE GRIFFITH HARRX' PATTON JOSEPH PIERSON EDWARD PLIESTER VVARREN POTTER JACK SHERIDAN JAMES STRAHAN STANLEY LAMBERT 1929 FREDERICK BOND HAROLD SKED XVILLIAM CADMAN GEORGE WARNER 1930 fJLIN B. WELCH, JR. Fratcs Houoraii WILLIAM P. HOWE MRS. J. S. ROBESON SENATOR FERRIS J. S. ROEESON EDWIN BIARKIIAM JOHN W. SPARKS HENRY XVADSXVORTH LONGFELLONV 52

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THE PENSEMAN THETA PHI HE school year of 1926-27 opened with a bang and Theta Phi once again extended a welcome hand with a hearty clasp to all the old and new students. lt has proved avgreat year for old Thet with her exclusive policy of none but the best-quality rather than quantity. Keeping the idea of school before fraternity in mind, she has done all that Theta Phi should do in athletics, oratory, debate and dramatics. The reunion proved a huge success as did the annual banquet. Both affairs brought back many old brothers and renewed friendships held so dear by a true brother of Theta Phi. Not merely brothers but more than that, pals, all true bearers of the red and blue. The literary side of Thet is brought out in the programs held each meeting. These programs not only help one to gain the poise of a public speaker, but arouse one's interest in the beauty and mysteries of our own English language. Thet is trying to build clean bodied and clean minded men, loyal to their school and to their fraternityjmen of whom their Alma Mater will be proud and can say: There goes a true Penningtonianf' To live for thee and for fhve die Is all we ask old Theta Phi. 53