Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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JAMES R. TEAMER uhm.. Lindbergh Hall From the moment Jim entered, the students recognized his easy and likeable manner and made friends with him. A talent was shown when Jim played his trumpet at our concerts. His home is in Ocean Grove, N.J. and he often talks about his home town. He liked the individual help obtained in the class, another highlight that Pennington offers, Jim won't need any luck in Lifeg he is bound to make asuccess in whatever a te ts. Glee Club 3,4g Q5 fi Wiiillalls rs Junior Playg Senior Play: Quartetg A b 3.4.x Ei si frm? radii? JOSEPH TORESKO NIO.. The first day of school this year brought Jo to Pennington as a guard on the Red Raider Football Squad. He was tops all the way Around the campus. Jo was known for his ready smile and good appea ce. In the classroo he was an above average s ent We ar rry t t he sp much time i the hos 'talg e are also sur that o urdle ' or h'm d t t make li N r f th' Lindbergh Hall Van has attended for both his Junior and years of high school. He hails from The Great Town of Princeton , The 'Green Ford Beet1e he buzzes around corners in is a familiar sight to everyone at Pennington, Van can also be referred to as an amateur clutch and transmission artist . There is a reputation behind Van's name for being able to take a joke with an attitude of complete indifference, An ardent photographer, Van has used his camera to great advantage, both commercially, and for the Penseman. Lowell Society 4g Penseman 4g Oratorical Contest 3. 31

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UMW ' ., W V ffl ll 'na t My j vi . C LIN SMITH Smitty Lindbergh Hall C lin is another oyear student at Pennington. During those two years he has made himself well known not only at school but in town. It has been said that Smitty could supply the school with dates for the prom. With this reputation it is only natural that his face should be an unfamiliar one on the campus during week- ends. Colin is planing to attend a southern college to study Busi- ness Administration. We wish him good luck although he doesn't need it. The college he chooses will be gaining Pennington's loss. Varsity Soccer 4gJunior PlaygSenior Playg Treasurer - Lowell Society 4. H. ARTHUR SMITH Herb For three years Herb has been commuting the two blocks which separate him from the campus. During this time he has found time to do many things for his classmates. He has played every sport except basketball and been a Lowell Society member for all three years. He served as treasurer and Vice President of this or- ganization. Sports seem to have interested him greatly and many of us will remember long trips in what Art termed a car. J. V. Baseball2.3: I. V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3g Soccer4g Lowell Society 2,3,4g Senior Play. da1a:,lJ.....a.1,,,.w.Ma6E-neva .913-vb? WEA Mifm ifJZLmfaa,.lf.,.Z?2..aAaM M. r in .J aj if l gt , lil ,A fyfj DAVlD,.,'I'ALONE .x J n'1u l f g 'LiXtleL'-Pave ,Dig Ipneiof ITM most ortstand y g members of the senior class. 3+ and l as ade a'.,.,f'l3ig imp ession on everyone. His ready wit and Kginiilzfle' manner are a e combination to make friends. Dave 2 a A oneftlfe line of th ,Red Raiders and we couldn't have done vrithout im. I-le! .likes fthe individual help that the faculty of Benning n are .always ready to provide. We are sure that Dave .F will make life si1ccess.AfFootba1l 4. :tp if MU. t ,. W' - IWQ X 1 ' f ff l'- , rf I . ' J t' ' rf' 7 , if , , A 4 1' 1 , q , lj, My A , I 1 Q X ,4, A, C Fifa' A ff' 'X U ld 1. jErQ- if It A f l li ' L- ----use -M - ---P-are ---- - si!-4-A --MSL

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Mr X., Qi CONRAD G. YOUNGBLIUT Youngbop Lindbergh Hall Branded as a Phily Bop when he arrived here two years ago, Conrad cut offhis D.A. and bought a suit withouta rolled collar and pegged pants. His knowledge of automobiles has made him a constructive and interesting source of information on this sub- ject. He contends that he doesn't like girlsg but he has female visitors constantly during the year. Scholastically Conrad is head- ed for the highest position in the class. His reasoning power in mathematics is envied by all his fellow students. He was never hesitant to help them in any way he could, There is no question that this red headed student will succeed in life. Soccer 4g Glee Club 4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Lowell Society QSec'y.j: National Honor Society: Pres. owegub 4: Junior Sc A 7613. firm? ff' wwwhwf wi if 3,41 ,pf JAX Z:i':3cliLlNSKl W lyk he famo abelinski Brothers , Jake has given himself an all around boy, In the two years that Jake has been here, he has excelled on the soccer field. Jake has shown us his wonder- ful artistic abilities on the many posters he has created for dif- ferent class functions. A model plane seen carving or flying his models in his spare time, Jake also brags the largest record collection in school, We all regret to say good ye to our Cuba friend Junior Play Senior Play, 'CMVX Q2 mf 'WMM enthusiast, Jake can be if mwaewr My P-,??'f .s ,, SAMUEL ZABELINSKI RABINOVICH Sam Goorley Hall In his two years at Pennington, Sam has won the hearts of both students and faculty by his hard work in the classroom, and his ready smile, He comes to us from Havana Cuba, but one would never know it by listening to his excellent English, Sam is noted around the school for his weight lifting ability and he can be identified by his favorite saying, 'Ay . . . Cono. Next year Sam plans to go to college somewhere in the United States, and take up Engineering. We at Pennington are positive he will succeed because of his senior work habits, Soccer 3g Lowell Society 4, -ZZ Uwffrfzfffjb ,W ,mzac 'ffdqlhd 32 Maf-fi' '