Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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The Class of l958 UE'-L!1'-T-'-' L!!-1 The second largest class in the school, the Freshmen, is under the guidance of Mr. Montgomery. Gordon Prichard won top honors scholas- tically over Edgar Heston, Richard Harden, Eric VanWegen, and Craig Jurgensen. The headquarters of the class was split between Grade Hall and The Lodge. Many of the Freshmen sang in the Chapel Choir and played on their own basketball team. L. to R.: F. Tabb Treas., C. Jurgenson Vice-Pres., P. Wilder Pres., T. Heston Sec. Lesmes Ruiz. represented the South American interest in the class. This well-rounded class had Paxton Wilder as President, Craig Jurgensen, Vice- President, Ted Heston, Secretary, and Fielding Tabb, Treasurer. We wish the members of the class of 1958 the best in whatever they under- take. First Row, L. to R.: C. Jurgenson, S. Minassan, R. Daspin, R. Harden, E. Van Wegen, T. Turner, R. Demms. Second Row: G. Stabile, P. Viotti, C. Jurgenson, P. Wilder, T. Heston, F. Tabb, P. Nervo. Third Row: G. Hall, R. Minzer, B. Fisher, G.Pr1chard, P. White, L. Ruiz, L. Brown, Mr. Montgomery.

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The Class of 1957 Twenty members made up the Sophomore class this year. This group was well represented in all activities including Football, Basketball, Swim- ming, Glee Club, Choir, Westley Club, Agassiz Club, Lowell Society, and Chess Club. Fred Davis, Ronald How- ell, George Porchelli, Dario Quiros, G. Porchelli Pres., D. Qurios V.-Pres., Christopher White, and Brewster Witt D- Singleton Sec-v B- Wm Tfeas- all attained high scholastic averages. George Porchelli was rated the best all-around boy and Dario Quiros, for his fine work on photography, was a def- inite asset to the school. The class elected George Porchelli for their President, Dario Quiros, Vice- Pre sidentg David Singleton, Secretary and Brewster Witt, Treasurer. Mr. Jen- kin, their advisor, did a fine job of leadership. Their play, The Red Lamp , under the direction of Mr. Herman was well presented. The future class of 1957 deserves credit for all that they did for Pennington. 71 f?,0,,4,,, AAL k9lf6v'L'-2-nfl! ,fwf14JJ!.,L JJJJIIVG, -A46 CQu'Qfvx Meta? First Row: D. Galanos, R. Howell, J. Echeverri, S. George, W. Van Ness, C. White, M. Strauss. Second Row: G. Hendricks, F. Davis, B. Witt, D. Singleton, G. Porchelli, D. Qurios, A. Legrand. Third Row: W. Cole, J. Conca, G. Groff, D. Harring, P. Benidetti, J. Cox, C. Tabb, Mr. Jenkins. 39 0-E j !

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Junior High U All but one of the grade-school jx o boys who board in Pennington live in 5 The Lodge. This twelve-strong group adds much to the life at Pennington. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Wil- liams, the class elected James Kersey as Presidentg Edward Kaplan, Vice- Pre sidentg Joseph O'Neill, Secretaryg E. Kaplan ViCS'Pf6S- and Larry Carman, Treasurer. Even though they were the youngest boys on the campus, they conducted them- selves like more mature students because this year the upperclassmen treated them as if they were older. Two of the boys, Francisco Villegas and Ivan Pina, are from South America. Bruce Stuckel, Thomas Park, Joseph O'Neill, John Higham, and James Ker- sey excelled scholastically. We have great hopes for the Seniors of 1959. L. to R.: J. Kersey Pres., J. O'Nei11 Sec., First Row, L. to R.: C. Wamoc, F. Villegas, J. Higham? Row: B. Stuckel, J. O'Nei11, J. Kersey, E. Kaplan, 1. Pina. Third Row: Mrs. Williams, T. Park, C. Millerg W L, F. Agusti. 1.4, ii, J S I F r 121' ,IMT 5 1 1.1! ,f,f,7,fA1f-6. ff A, f 4' Q ,ff ff-fa. X. f ' 'U L-if 'ill sf'