Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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Beth, the most talked about girl in the school. Wilbert gets chopped and channeled. The Thrush works up a lather. crashed against the wall. Slu g g e r Guthrie wins under- weight championship over Guppie Groff. Bigelow makes a big hit with the Green Hall Boys with his Bounc- ing Buns . Cohen gets his wrists slapped by GreenHall Boys. So ends the story and Mark. Exams over and Hulett decides to become a beachcornber. Five boys leave , and five new ones return. A new word, Lump be- comes a part of everyones vocab- ulary. February Les Ruiz's sister dazzles the stu- dent body. Jane seen flying over school. Senior s take over the semester honor roll. They add twenty-four Gold Stars to their credit. Pick gets another of his famous Shaves . The Long G r e e n 'Symphonette plays for Don Jenkins. He bounc- es back with a campus for all. It doesn't stick. Glee Club bombs over to Burling- town for concert and dance. The following night our mid-year mu- sical goes over big with everybody. Hats off to the boys. Coach starts to go to Church, and basketball team starts to win. Mothers of all the students pitch in to give us a terrific Recreation Room. A big hand to all who help- ed make it so wonderful. Niples hangs one on Van Swollen Lip . Coleman r e tu r n s from Florida, with a new brown suntan. March Tom Biship again goes to Andy Grupp's body Factory. Longwell hits the T.V. network on Youth Takes A Stand . Dr. Pimm enhances his wardrobe with some student's trench coat. Jack McCarraher comes through on a Bible test with the popular folk tale of Lincoln shooting down the cheery tree. The trip to Deepwater was a big

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8 11 13 15 18 2.0 John Van No Room moves to sun porch. Z Z 3 4 . 6 8 12 13 31 Z Well what do you know know?. . .Old Spice Snow. 7 10 13 Going to become a plumber. Don? 15 73 Tops disappear from coffee pots. Physical Wreck club started. Half of student body not in for taps. Poor Sam and Jake were the only ones that Mr. MacDonald could Nail . Mr. Taber's door won't open. Steamie steams hot chemicals over hand. Senior Play with all of its mishaps to the players goes over big with students. Mr. Hawk adds a feather to his cap. Kesting runs wild with water pis - tol. December Marking period ends and the re- search papers are handed in at 10:29 P. M. New York and back in six hours. Next day a chicken appears on Green. GreenHallis thawed out. Weather stripping covers all windows. Wilber gets a haircut? Fifty two boys run to poor Mrs. Montgomery with the flu. Dr. Pimm closes the school early. My, how well the boys got all of a sudden. Van No Transmission loses his, due to excess snowtreads. January Students return after vacation to find the Saturday morning classes for two months. Fiberglass Fabian goes out in the snow to find his car, parked under Lindbergh Hall, has a sheet of ice over it. Physics book gets tanked. Brick- ie slaps the wrists of those naughty boy s . Also, John Van Smashup wrecks car on the way to Robbinsville. An aircooled telephone booth re- places the l908 special. Reason . . . Too many Hot phone calls. First snow appears. Mr. Orosz passed out the corrected Bible test, but the boys r e tu r n them in the form of paper airplanes. Toreador Scull waves red towel at Bull Thrush . The Bull charges head down. The Tore- ador moves towel and the Bull

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success. Everyone saw the men's room after that orange juice. 11. Gilmour again missed breakfast. 12. Yearbook staff sighs with relief. That last multiple is in. flf only we got some ads so we could af- ford this book., For the rest of the year our chronology must remain in the minds of our class- mates. The prom is scheduled for May 13. The Spring Musical, and Graduation will always be remembered. Alma Mater Francis Harvey Green Adam Geibel Hail, Pennington, hail! Our Alma. Mater dear! We laud they name, We'll spread thy fame, For thee We'll ever cheer, For thee We'll ever cheer. Hail, Pennington, hail! Thy colors, red and black, Our senses thrill And Stir our will, Our love they shall not lack, Our love they shall not lack. Hail, Pennington, hail! We prize thy roses red, With form so fair, With fragrance rare, Their charms the earth o'erspreadg Their charms the earth o'erspread . Hail, Pennington, hail! Thy motto brings content, Our days 'twill guideg Whate'er betide: Only the excellent g Only the excellent. Hail, Pennington, hail! Thy glories We'll proclaim, To live for thee Most loyally Shall be our constant aimg Shall be our constant aim. CHORUS Hail, hail! Hail, Pennington, hail! 75