Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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.,,!W I uf f WI fi Wm ROBERT PICKHARDT Xxx 4 Pick ick will be rem ef d at nington for his early rising hours and his woman troub s. is h ates are still not sure whether e lived on G en Hal I Barbara's house. His other hobbies re jazz, an e loitin hai mous sense of humor when least ex o ' .. A all l' P :Q ' ected is rs Prck gmt year at Pennmgton He hails from Tenafl e plans tog to college next year, but is not sure where. gassiz Club 4g Wesley Club 4, 5 , lx 1.4722 'Kf3.,ZK f-rs 'C L 03 'iqigf fffegsgal , :gJE .Bo . After two years at Pennington Bob has made many frien His ability was put to a test when he was elected and succeszxlly served as our Senior Class President. Bob has the knack of making and keeping friends. Two varsity letters have been awarded to Bob, one for football and the other for basketball. We thank him for the pulling together of the class and for his able assistance through 'the year. I. V. Baseball 33 Varsity Football 3,43 Basket- ball 3,4g Lowell Society 4g Senior Playg Senior Class President 4, ROBERT B. PRICE Bob Green Hall Bob hails from Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania, where, before his time at Pennington, he decided that his life should be one de- voted to the ministry, Bob plans to attend Gettysburg College for his first degree, after which he will enter the Theological Sem- inary at Gettysburg in order to study for his career. We at Pen- nington will always remember Bob for his pleasant air, his broad smile, and benevolent attitude towards everyone. Bob says that his 'corny jokes will be remembered also, but it is that humor in his personality which is sure to make him successful. Wesley flub, Chapel Choir. Wfdv 8 : Q w.. !'U'A '0'W t' -M-A-f',9lw1l wal v W-dl-3'0't?A IL- fvl, t-.CW f LQ.: R.g'R'VJc-iq.

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.Duc ,hat . ,. 7 . ALLAN H. NICHOLSON The Birdwatcher Lindberg Hall Allan was frequently outside in all kinds of weather observing the birds. As a result, he received his nickname, His knowledge of bird life is vast. I-le can always be recognized by his smiling face and friendly manner. He cooperates with the teachers and likes the small classes. Allan is one of the unforgettable members of the class of '55, Glee Club 4g Wesley Club 4. its-A-ff-'P'-f LRANE G. NIKLES ustar.. Green Hall Frank is an outstanding member of the fine group of Post Graduates at Pennington. He has distinguished himself in sports, where he made second string all-state end, in the classroom, where he con- sistently made the honor roll, and in the field of extra curricular activities, He was voted Vice-President of his class, and is a member of the discipline committee and student council. Frank hails from Nazareth, Pa. and is constantly heard telling of his hometown, and his younger brother's football ability. Frank will be remembered a long time at Pennington, and we wish him lots luck at colle e and in later life Football 4 Basketball 4 of g . ' : Baseball 4g Student Council 4g Vice-President of Senior Class. --4 LYMAN H. O NEILL Bear Green Hall lt isn't hard to get to know the Bear . We of the Senior class appreciate all of the cooperation that he has given to make it a successful '55, Lyman, hailing from Fords, New Jersey, is a very well-known person around the school, because he has been here for three y rs. We wish all the best to one of Pennington's sons at coll ge. We will mfg again at ur twenty-first birthday, Track e up , well Societ ,4g Penseman 4: Junior Playg S ' r 1 . N ' I N ' 1 r NFS my A N? 26 ' SX

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. LJ 'f , . t, in J - A Tlufl' 'Taj f. J 1' 11. fl ical, . -fifhfx - till LUVJlf,.f1, K all 'fe' f ,r!t , -T j ,wnff-- O-r ff 1' 'n-,f l bflzfwfk AY 1' .fr 'LU f QffWr,ff1' W , ,L 1,41 40' flflijfr , . - 'Tl1v11.BERTJ.h C11-1lARDSON ' T ru . y lb LindberghsHa1l Rlfjr 0' s J af DONALD H. ROBBINS Don Green Hall Don has been at Pennington seven years. During these seven years, Don has made many friends, He may be recognized by his black boots which he takes pride in keeping well polished, He is interested in swimming and cowboy music and enjoys them greatly. Don has also played his part in Shake-ups and likes to talk about Shake-ups of previous years, He wants to go to col- lege to take up Agriculture. We all wish him luck and say good- bye to a fine, cheerful fellow, Junior Play, Senior Playg Choir- Swimming 4' 7-Of p0 7f s 497 f . , , 444 f., if-' Foo all Ba eball4 ,fi 'JM 'U 7 Y lg Lil 7-Ze, jiazi The Thrush , after being at Pennington for four years has cer- tainly proved himself to be a true Penningtonian. Will has always been tops in scholastic ability, therefore, whenever anyone need- ed help in studies he usually went to Wilbert Buck Babe . Thrush was forever giving his opinion fDarwin'sj on evolution, and he was always telling us how times were hard all over , We all know that as Will goes into his desired career of Chemical Engineering he will meet success. So long to a fine fellow Pen- ningtonian. JuniorP1ayg Senior Play, Glee Club 3,43 Agassiz Club 2,3,4g J. V. Football 25 Pensemang StudentCouncil l,2,3,4g Dec- lamation Contest 3, Baseball Manager 2, National Honor So ety 4: PI ST.9EC'y. of Agassiz Club. U4 V L 1 ' ' ' -- r ' , J gm T G I Uv 'fir t, I .s Ga ww I ri! LCJI 1 f f r -5. I 491-211 -gf, ,kai 4 f SAMUEL VICTOR ROVELLO no lv This is the first year that Sam's face appeared in Pennington's Halls, His favorite saying, Hello there , and his likeable man- ner distinguishes this future alumnus, He proved his ability in sports by being an outstanding player on the athletic field, In the classroom, Duke has worked hard and received honor grades. We feel that Sam won't have any trouble in making life successful. WZW WWW