Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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f MQ ' ML ,Jiri 7f '4Q l3f ff,fZ2WMf'ff ALM '65 !Q,nllMf' all 0:d- WW iff we if Jo -4' x Rovers E. ISELLER j0'f'o'Lfl Comrrrlggsal Hall 'ff Royce' was one of those among us who had served 'with the United States Army in Korea. When Royce came to Pennington, he knew what he wanted and certainly is to be commended for his per- severance in attaininghis goal. He was worried at times, wonder- ing whether or not that goal would be reached. However, we at Pennington had no doubts, for such persistence is sure to win suc- cess. Royce plans to attend Camegie Institute of Technology to study in some field of engineering. Our only wonder about him is, How can he fail? Oratorical Contest 4. f, N af' fa FRANCIS JACK KESTING ,ff Mental Giant Green Hall This is 'Big Jack's first year at Pennington and he has made many friends. Jack got his unusual nickname because of his unusual way of solving an algebra problem, He will be remembered by his fellow students for his sports ability, the bombshell, his like- able nature, and his dislike for going anywhere alone. He plans to go to college next year, but is not sure where. We at Penning- ton wish him all the success in the world. Football 4g Basketball 4, Baseball 4. 23 I K., xx, 3 Student Proctor-Lodge This was Paul's first year at Pennington, but he seemed to fit in it as though he had been here many more. He has made numer ous friends and is well liked by everyone, His appearance on the football field has earned him good merit. He is cheerful, friendly and it is a pleasure to hold a conversation with him. Paul is in terested in Economics and plans to take it in college. We are all sure Paul will be a success in any field he chooses. Football 4 Lowell Society 43 Student Council Vice-Pres. 4. A . Al

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,ia ,A u , , , ' in wif yfwy. was Jvjs lv' , X. U Abyrggfiv,-KQEYQEW NEIL GUTHRIE N, ?f,,'f?fY,af undgzrgazal f' . s H5 Q9 cgfsfyrs Y JOSEPH GW ZDZIEWICZ Joe Alphabet This is Joe's first year at Pennington. He came here as a post graduate. lt wasn't hard to get to know him personally -- the hardest part was to leam his name. On the gridiron Joe has proven himself to be another South River gridiron hero. Joe has also proved himself to be a whiz in geometry. We will miss him and remember him for many years to come. Football 4, If Andy d1dn't sleep and eat, he would talk twenty four hours a day. It is a triumph to get a word in edgewise when Andy is pre sent. As a result of his natural ability, Andy is planning to enter announcing school for radio and television, Who knows maybe we will be able to turn him off someday. In all seriousness Andy is one of the personalities of the class, and has contributed much time and work to help it. Andy will be long remembered by us Varsity Soccer 3,43 Glee Club 3,4g Chapel Choir: Junior Play Senior Playg Agassiz Club 3,43 Penseman. if JV I ,gf ,af - rf f fpjffjj fl' yt' I fl ' I Qu! sf' ,L uf ff- W ,Qffffp DONALD CAMERON JoHNsoN , ..D n Greerirl-lall 22 Don has contributed much to Pennington during his two year stay The Seniors elected him to the Student Council, which appointed him a student member of the Discipline Committee. Don has a likeable and quiet personality, To those who had the pleasure of knowing him, he has the knack of being able to shake you verbally. Don doesn't need any Good Luck . We are sure that he will succeed without it. Junior Playg Senior Play: Agassiz Club 3,4g Student Council 4g Glee Club 3,4.

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wwf: ....,,,, 'D DONALD H. KOLB Don Green Hall Donald, or Don , as he is knovsm to us at Pennington, will always be remembered for his easy-going manner and casualness, and for his misfortune at, as Don puts it, coming in late and always be- ing caught. Don plans to study either electrical or mechanical engineering at the University of Delaware. the university of his home state. With the earnestness he display d while at Penning- ton, Don is sure to become a success and t accomplish his pur- pose in life. Varsity B sket a1lgG1eeC , ha el Cho' ,Agassiz Clubg Pensem- P M ,, t,J'f' 'G ffl' -' llfvwfjtffeefwf 1 il My is efsffs l twgmw DENNIS KRAMER Deacon Dennis is likely not to be forgotten by us Penningtonians. He dis- played excellent ability on the gridiron with the drive that made the Redmen the victors of many tough games. We won't for- get Dennis' rolled collars, pegged trousers, and personality which put him among the Hip . That same personality is sure to place him among the successful. Football. for ' T4 Yrs? O! Steamie Lindbergh Hall Steamie came to Pennington two years ago from Ohio. Since then, he has made himself well-known. He has a good sense of humor and makes anyone a good friend, He is partly known for Shaking up people by putting Oh after their sentences. Steamie has also put himself into the life of the school by par- ticipating in many of its activities and giving very good speeches on the stage, as well as keeping up a high scholastic average. Steamie's plans for the future are in the field of sales and ad- vertising where we are sure he will be successful. Pennington will miss Burt. but we wish him all the luck in the world towards a bright and happy future. Glee Club 3,4g Agassiz Club 3,43 Jun- ior Play 3g Senior Play 4g Penseman 43 Sextet 43 Oratorical Con- test 3,4g National Honor Society 43 Citizenship Award 3. t Off! YVKKEURTON EASTON LONGWELL, Jn, 24 ,L is J