Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

THE PE EMA Is. Volume XXXV Publlshed by the Senlor Class THE PENNINGTON SCHOOL Pennlngton New Jersey 'XQJV X X X E wi N Y .2 - 316 ,a'. -4 L E' 1 5 ?E . ' Ja. Q . A '1 F , - 1 . 1, ff ' w Y V' O O . 9 Dedlcahon Our Mr Musxc of the Penmngton school has walked through these hallowed halls for a very substantral portron of hrs life berng famrlrar wrth the pre 1940 hlstory here He has known our class smce 1ts very ongrn rn the Lower School and has taken advantage of a wealth of opportunrtres to come rnto contact wrth us thus we feel that he 18 a very special personal frrend of ours It rs for tlus reason that such a great number of us have recerved and been gurded by hrs valued counsel Known wxdely and affectronately throughout the school as Doc by the students IhlS good natured faculty member always presents a frrendly attrtude and a helping hand rn the face of all the calamltres that befall us Hrs classes exemplrfy the complx cated strategy of a profrcrent lnstructor whrch hrdes the tense perfunctory standard decorun of class work yet at the same ume causes them to be hrghly rnformatrve As the durctor of all mrnor and maJor musrcal productrons of thrs school rt IS hrs consxderable task to brrng together and a melrorate the Chapel Chou Glee Club and smaller vocal groups to the perfectron of harmony The culmrnatron of hrs efforts are drsplayed to the fullest rn the more emrnent exhrbrtrons of the school year the Candlelrght Servrce Mrd Year Musrcal and the Sprrng Musrcal The unseen sweat worry and toll of weeks and months past are brought forth rn the prolrfrcally chosen arrange ments set forth by practrced vorces Mr Rarrch we the Seruor Class of 1957 belreve you are truly worthy of thls honor and to you we respectfully dedrcate our yearbook the Penseman rn the hope that you wrll remember us as we wrll remember you rn the years to come n - n - I n . uv vw 1 9 v I ' 9 I l 1 I u l - u I - l 9 I I I , . Wllllam O Ranch, B S , M A Music Master Q Tp, 0 0 0 0 o o o o I Greetings to the Class of 1957 Prep School years are not the carefree prank filled years of which the story books speak Rather they are years of constant pressure sober con cern and great uncertainty The uncertainty concerns the future what shall be my life work or profession? what college shall I attend and can I garn admiss1on'7 what hall I do about my army service? What are my chances of significance and success rn life? But in the midst of this concern and uncertainty there IS one comfort h th young men who face the same uncertainty come from the same lund of homes hold to the same strong and sturdy ideals and who therefore speak one language To thxs fellowship The Penseman IS a monument 1 will not be It 18 a recording of our mutual experiences Its maJor va ue now but later when many of these uncertainties shall have become happy and grat1fying realities I wish you every success rn the years ahead and trust the ideals and moralrties engendered here w1ll become the foundation of your life IraS Pimm Headmaster 5. zffiflooq, 4 0 o ing and stabilizing factor -- the fellowship which we find here wit o er FACULTY 0 Q 4. ax Y y ,K gk ,,, r,,...... ul Il X W! - I Cf Y ? - 1 Ak :C , o ' I . I ' , 1 X X I 'O 1 V, 1 5 I I , , -WV i Y ' ' J211' . , jf' . ff 11 if 2 Q5-1 HOWARD A CRESSMAN B S , M.A Busxness Manager Us gin-ff ruff WILLIAM C HAWK A B , M.A t1n, French Al HAROLD I GRAGIN Enghsh, Atll1Et1CS fi IQX all Dr DAVID HARRY BRUCE , M S , Ph D Dean F CALVIN DONAHUE A B M.A SOC13.1 Studxes ann! T HAROLD POORE B P E Phys1ca.1 Educatxon l' DOUGLAS J KERSEY Scxence HARRY M. LEWIS HERBERT A LORENZ L1ttB,M.A BPE,PhD Enghsh Remed1a.1 Reading Socxal Studxes, Mathematxcs ROBERT J LAWTON , M.A Mathematxcs STEWART T HoTcHK1ss , M.A Enghsh LYLE G HAWTHORNE B S. Mathematmcs, Scxence 1X5 if Z DONAID E CAMPBELL Co mmerc1a1 WILLIAM M PACKARD Enghsh an , JAMES G PHIPPS Socxal Studles CHARLES J JOHNSON Spamsh, Spec1a.l Enghsh Mrs. JOSEPHINE HAWK CARL N. SHUSTER B.S.,M.A. B.S ,MS.,PhD. Pubhc Speaking, Dramancs Mathematxcs If L ' 'Clic 1 ' 'Q ' a f V X ' A A W f x ' A 'fi B.S. B.S. .' A.B: ' I X K BA.. . ' B.A.' ' B.A. ' 9 .3 Rev. JAMES W. MARSHALL A.B. B.D. Mrs. GERTRUDE BRUCE , University of Pittsburg Sacred Studies Grades 3 Mrs MARGARET KERSEY Dietxcian Mrs CATHERINE JENNINGS Nurse EDWARD A OROSZ A B B D Mechanical Drawing, Crafts Mrs SHIRLEY HAWTHORNE Secretary Mrs. JOAN VALENTINE Librarian its Mrs BEATRICE KINCS Mrs F-ISISE OLMSTEAD Secretary Bookkeeper E Seniors iq wr Q J ef me Q M Qslxffy 5 1,5 v f x A W ffl-7'QfK i L. M Amin mimi Q wa if 2 wma F1112 If fQ Tf'1j fqfg- K gr 1 IQ. USHB 'SFA mg -fb -- -, H ' v X. E5 I. u ' AV. If ' xl 4 1 ' txh o '41 X 1, UM , , ' lgaazag 1 'QT U, If lf O , Rx A x . X Y lmlxx -' nun X? ii, E 1 lr ff amllllwm Q I O, ji! I f , ' ' .I X IIALIII --:, .Q-,TI ' llwxv f Q ? 'H . . u.. ' -. f .. hh -1-K HH! -1 . link UNI' I tual :i-Z' H ,,,,,' :ntl ,I lul- Egg' Humiliiy Vil Class of I ue Honor 1957 lla' H mMn'RiUf'KHFx WW 'W .fag-H,' INY O 6 O H 's 11 it Q .-.5 - ., 'I ul' 4 I u i'- I 5 Lv .- n xy in ll If 1' ' u f AM?--1-.f-4 rf. f, . ,z-i,.i-ix. . - .- - .- . .-f- ,T -fr , ,:f . 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Y fe' Q ' . .. .I X LET T to RIGHT Richard Robuuon, treasurer, Bertram Rowley, presrdent Davrd Rerff, secretary, Russell Clark, v1ce presrdenr The Sensor Class We the Semor Class of 1957 had our off1c1a1 begrnnmg shortly after the opemng of school tn September at whrch mme we elected our offrcers Under the able leadership of our presrdent Bert Rowley and a fine staff of officers Russell Clark v1ce prestdent Dav1d Rerff secretary and Richard Robtnson treasurer the class was led rnto the varled actlvrtres of the school many of our members entermg and demonstratrng therr leadershtp 1n the clubs Student Councrl etc the mus1cal organs zatxons of a vocal nature swelled w1th our mature voxces the Honor Roll repeatedly proclaimed our worthy efforts towards the lofty goal of Only the Excellent and as the year progressed the athletrc prowess of our members over the teams of surroundrng schools was recorded and acknowledged upon score boards and tn newspapers As Senrors we foresee the rmpendmg emergence of our class rnto wrdely scattered places and po SIIIODS rn the world wrth thrs realrzatron tn mrnd the rmportance of our preparauon here ln pennmg ton and the thanks we owe to the teachers who have guxded us rn our quest for knowledge becomes ev1 dent After graduatton we shaU progress separately mto our varied futures w1th the confrdence that Penrungton has bestowed w1th1n us ever surmountmg the obstacles of l1fe and movrng on to happr ness accentuated by past ordeal and clarxfxed by struggles antrcxpated beyond X v I I 'L l- 31 1 ,- J V' - 'Z L Y :. , K. as - gg . x i ' 1 , ' lb. 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' I 1 - : . . . . . . . . . . - I I . , , . - W- l PETER ANTONUCCIO PETER ANTONUCCIO Pete Day Student Tlus IS Pete's frrst year here at Pen nmgton Every monung he drives m from Trenton and after lus last class the afternoon he may be seen brddmg Pemungton good-bye for the day as he speeds off to has part tune job Pete plans to go to college and study Busmess Adnumstratron We all respect hrs thororuglmess and applrcatron no matter how hard the task and rt rs qrute evrdent that he denves these charactenstrcs from has favonte saymg Do rt nght or don t do rt at all RON BANKO Ron Day Student Ron came to Pemnngton t.h1s year as a P G and may be noted for hrs equan 1m1ty A man of many sweaters, we wouldn't beheve rt was the same per son rf he should ever be drscovered wrthout thrs consuetudrnary attrre of hrs whrch rs occassronally set off , out srde the classroom rn the very best of collegrate tradrtrons, by an old bnar clamped between h1s teeth, spasmodr cally emrttmg aromatrc clouds of smoke We wrsh Ron the success rn college that we know he w111 attarn rf he contrnues to follow hrs own advrce Do rt nght or not at all Football 4 rv' C seein 1 CHARLTON AYRES CHARLTON AYRES 0216 ' Green Ha Erther bu1ld1ng a snow man after the f1rst downy fall at 51x thrrty o'clock 111 the mormng or tbrowmg a javelxn champmnshxp dlstances, Ome 15 always the outdoors man To any queues as to why he practrces so long wrth has Javelm, the ready retort rs Cha.mp1ons are made, not born He's nght and we know that he's on the road to success Wlth hrs own best advrce attendlng Track 4 JAMES B. BELL Jun Day Student Jrrn, an exponent of the qtuet school, presents a serxous and med1tat1ve com posure to hrs classmates, except when effusmg a fnendly, spontaneous snnle at the presentatron of a humorous com ment Smce he desrrs to become a mechamcal engmeer, he has come to Pennmgton thrs year as a P G so that he may be well prepared to tackle thzs drifrcult course rn college next: year Wherever he goes to college, that 111 st1tut1on w1ll recerve a frne student Basketball 4, Baseball 4 I3 NGTOIV 4 7 Nunn 19 RON BANKO QGTOQ '3- ,, o 7 N959 K9 JAMES J CLARK if RUSSELL CLARK, r RICHARD R. BELIANDO RICHARD R, BELLANDO Rrck' Day Student Rxck says he lrkes the fnendly atmo sphere at Pemungton and proved xt by rmmedrately making hxmself a part of rt Lettmg off steam Wldl a vehement dag burn rt all , R1ck 15 ready once agam to get 1nto the swmg of thrngs, whrch may mclude tasks obscure to the general student body, but nevertheless essentral, such as workmg on chapel to prepare for the weekly worshlp servrce w1ll follow Wllllfl great mterest thrs zeal ous 1nd1v1dual to a school of hrgher learmng and on rnto lrfe JAMES J CLARK All Amencan' Day Student Jam played football for Coach Poore's Red Raiders this year, but because of an mjured shoulder was unable to part1 crpate ln all the games Along w1th hrs books he canres through the hall, Jun always keeps his fnendly good natured personalrty wrth hrm If a good natured argument abruptly ends wrth, every man for h11TlS6If, and everyone for the school you wlll lmow that Jam Clark was present Football 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4 Qi Q19 DAVID S Cl-IILES DAVID S CHILES ' Young Dav1d Frith Avenue A knowrng a1r, emergrng from a most casual demeanor, marks the red headed lad known as Young Dav1d , who has rssued forth from Bethlehem, Pennsy lvama, to make a one year appearance here at Penmngton rn preparatxon for extensrve collegrate work 1n Buszness Admlmstratron Whatever your approach rmght be to thrs emgma, do not be startled to recerve an abrupt, Now 111 humored, but for the reason that rt 15 hrs favonte saylng He's lrke that! If Young Dav1d follows hrs own advrce when he occasronally says, 'Be Cool , we feel certam that he w1l.l be suc cessful rn hrs post Pennmgton endeavors Soccer 4 RUSSEL CLARK, Jr Russ Day Student Russ has been a key f1gure m football dunng the two years that he has attend ed Penmngton Always good for a laugh when 1n hrs notorrous Enghsh class or throwmg hands w1th hrs clasmates, Russ demonstrates a very cheerful and annable personahty He has been very actwe here at Penmngton and frlls two major offxces thrs year Vmce Presrdent of the semor class and Secretary treas urer of the Student Councrl An out stand mg charactenstxc of th1s brg man IS that he keeps hrs opmrons to hxmself whrch rs lucky for everyone concerned Penseman, Football 3,4 Vrce pres1dent of Semor Class, Secretary Treasurer of Student Councml, Penntoman, Baseball 3,4 Track 3 1 it lx. I' ' ,f?....zz::t..'90 N 1 haf ' M EE if I 2 ' 5 443: V 00 1. 4,0 . 1 'f ll ' I I ' U . ' Pennington is indebted to him and we what do you want? --not because he is . ' ' U ' I . ll II . Q , 5 . - . J . ' ' ' ' Q 1 . 14 , ' l ' x n I JAMIES V CONCA, Jr JAMES V CONCA, Jr The Fnendly Undertaker' We wrll remember J1m as always hur rymg through the halls on h1s way to some actrvxty, frequently consultmg hms watch to make sure that he would not be late and for his gruif, but fnendly greetmg By hls self effacrng beh1nd the scenes work, he has rendered an mvaluable contnbutron to our mus1c department, play casts, and athletrc teams At the completron of hrs four years at Pemnngton, Jrm plans to go to Class Plays 1,2,3,4, Mgr Soccer 4, Mgr Swrmrmng 3,4, Pen.nton1an 4 CHARLES COTTRELL Chuck Lmgburgh Drg that crazy walk and 1ts Chuck Cot trell boundmg through our fazr halls rn search of has drums that someone for tunately h1d All luddmg asrde though Chuck apphes an excellent beat upon the skms Borrowrng hrs own favonte expressxon, What's the situatron? , acquue from our Dean of the Chou how the rnus1cal srde of the conung year's Verper Servrces 15 shapxng up The conscrentlous reply mforms us that everythmg 1S under control as we ex pected, and we knowthe same wrll hold true rn Chuck's career at Rutgers next year Glee Club 3, Wesley Club 3, Dean of Chorr 4 AL COOMBE AL COOMBE Al Day Student The roar of an unmuffled engme warns one and all that Coombm's C'LlSt0!D17Bd hot rod , beanng the work of hrs hands and the genxus of his rrund, 1S ap proachrng More often seen as the most pronnnent frgure 1n a fnendly l1t1gat1on about cam, hms ardent oratory when challenged as to 1ts veraclty IS qtuckly b cked up by a contemptuous D1:ag?' , duected toward any lrratzonal unbe hever We mrght add that not many automotive words of wrsdom Wrth A1's br1ll1ant background rn scrence, college and the study of Forestry wrll prove no problem to all to th1s cool Cat JEFFREY COX Jeff' Day Student Jeff rs one of our more electromcally mmded students, so tlus year he found an xmportant berth on the school rad1o staff -that of Techmcal Drrector The three years he has spent at Pennmgton have been hrghly prof1table ones due to hxs pezsrstent endeavors and we wish h1m the best of luck 1n college, where he plans to take up electromc engm eenng Chorr 3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Radro Statron 4, Pen.nton1an 3 lu X I O Q.. urn X9 CHARLES COTTRELL JEFFREY COX 2 ' -Qi nun '90 KY ni, mmucuu: 4 N. 'x I 5 W O 6 E nv? Ag' H -4 ' Q ' . . ll ll i . . A - . I 55. . . . . . . , . a , college to study Mortuary Science. accept this proffered proof as to his 1 A . . ' ' ll I . ' ll ll Il ' ll I .0 , - .I . ' . ,, we . . . . ,, . . 15 if 5 XQIGTOQ 3 o Ln. Nunn 19 PAUL ERHARDT HARVEY J FACTOR it 3' 4 FREDERICK M. DAVIS PETE DORCHEK FREDERICK M. DAVIS 'Fred Lodge l-lere's the genume lrttle man wrth the bmg vorce and Fred makes use of rt by contr1but1ng h1s deep base tones to var 1ous musxcal organrzatrons of the school Fred also partzcrpates m a great many of the out of class act1v1t1es, exemphfy ing the hxghest rdeals of school sprnt although we wonder when he fmds the t1me to mamtam hrs h1gh scholastrc average Pre vet trammg 15 next on hrs busy agenda and we know he will suc ceed rf he contmues the precedent of hard work, and plenty of rt wh1ch he has set for hrmself here at Pennmgton Soccer 2,3, Co-captam 4, Swrrnrrung 3,4, Track 1, Chou 8,1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3, President 4, Quartet 2,3 ,4, Sextet 2,3 ,4, Student Cou.nc1l 1,2,3,4 Lowell Soc1ety 2,3, Pres1dent 4, Class Play 8, 2,3 ,4 Penseman Lrterary Edr YOI, Vrce Presndent Jumor Clas PAUL ERHARDT Bucky Grace Hall Bucky IS a very lxkeable, frrendly per sonahty around our campus Although he is a basketball player at heart and seems sometrmes to have trouble re membenng why he IS at school some how he mamtams a very good scholas t1c average Wxth a happy go lucky I grve up , Becky plunges mto h1s act1 V1tl8S w1th a snule and a helpmg hand Basketball 4, Mgr Football 4, Lowell Socrety 4 lb PETE DORCHEK Otto' Frfth Avenue The prepossessmg amb1t1on whrch Otto aspues to IS to become a !I1l.1l1OD3lI6 wh1ch IS certamly a wtse chorce m v1ew of the fact t.hat thrs profexwn rsn't over crowded at thrs wntmg Everyone has an outstandmg physrcal feature that IS assocrated wrth h1m m the mmds of others durmg hrs absence, and Pete proclarrm hrs earmark to be a rhrnoceros ha1rcut , unequlvocally novel and umque Good luck on the road to your lofty asprratxon, Pete HARVEY J FACTOR Max Day Student Hey dad ' 15 the effervescent saluta txon wh1ch announces to one and all the presence of Max Factor who has just dr1ven up ln h1s 1mmaculately spotless cool, green 53 Ford We w1ll rem ber Max for hrs cheerful attrtude m class he comments that he kept those th t he attended from gong to sleep as well as on the campus Whereever he goes to college, that IDSIIIITLIIIIOD wlll recexve a flne student 'O' h i RICHARD FORNARO RICHARD FORNARO 'Meatball Lindburgh Hall Rrchre came to us from Pleasantv e thrs year, bnngrng both hrs atbletrc abrhty and hrs lrkeable personalrty As our varsrty football tearn's co-captarn he drd an excellent job and we will al ways remember Meatball walkrng around the halls lookrng for letters A hard workrng boy both in and out of school, he is assured of success This rncludes gomg to college and studymg physrcal educatron Football 4, Agasrz Club 4, Baseball 4 DINO GALANOS Dean Day Student Dean has been here at Pennrngton for four years now Orrginally from Greece, he has lrttle trouble wrth our language to-day lackrng slrghtly rn physrcal herght, Dean easrly makes up for rt wrth that mature contemplatrve ex pressron upon has face and no mrstake rs made as to whether he rs a Fresh man or Senror Dean rs the type of good natured fellow who wrll go out of hrs way not to trouble you, and so rt rs wrthout surprrse that we notrce that he has not bothered to reveal the complex rtres of hrs future plans beyond thrs srmple statement, work, JOSEPH FORRAR Sheldon Day Student Sheldon, rs another one of the frrst year men at Pennrngton Hrs fnendly greet rngs of, What do ya say? , as he Jauntrly ambles down the halls, deeply steeped rn tradrtron, wrll keep hrm rn the front of our rmnds long after grad uatron Sldpprng football practrce was bad habrt he developed thrs year ut such rnrnor drffrcultres are easrly over looked in vrew of the fact that he al ways showed up at the games to lend hrs hard hrttrng talent whrch a1ded the Redmen to many vrctones Football 4 SPENCER L GEORGE Spence Lrndburgh Hall Spence rs sure to have a srgnrfrcant re mark for every srtuatron that presents rtself wrthrn hrs range of hearrng A frrendly smrle and an easy gomg man ner are the ever present assets of thrs ha rd workrng frgure who has under taken many major posrtrons withm the school thrs year assrstant edrtor of the Penseman, vrce presrdent of the Agas srz Club, and representatrve for the student body rn the Student Councrl where he vorces the desrres of hrs fel low Penntonrans After four years here of outstandrug devotron to the acqursr tron of knowledge, we know that Spence ls well prepared for college next year 4 roy I X ft DINO GAIANOS and wrsh hrm the best of luck SPENCER L GEORGE Glee Club 2,3 ,4, Chorr 2,3 ,4, Class Plays 2,3,4, Agassrz Club 3, vrce-pre srdent 4, J V Swrmmrng 3, Asst Edr tor Pensernan 4, Student Councrl 4, Ronan 3 l I l sr so 0, -Q our' 0 Q, nrucrrrr: .51 5 , - . . 4. r - Vg? 5 J - 2 X so ' A A Tiff: l T4 ge' 0NDED a Fa gr I ll ll ll I in . 1 u n in . ' DIV D ' . ' . ' ' -a .' . . . ' . 'b . . ' D-511' n u u ll ' ' o lj n .- QU I- ,g I7 , 910104, -ff: ' , ' s lf' 9 U' q -:TH 15 V 0 x, 4 4 aan., '90 at .153 3 -N E 1' Z: 00 -' 4, Nngp X9 ROBERT TRACY HALL -nil' 3 DOUGIAS F ILLMORE HARRING Ns. -- fl, , -1, .I . f' . ,- If-.' ' . I.-'A ,I Q , fy r l A '..iA.',' gli wig' ,'U. s77f Jost GONZALES XIQUES BARRY GOP-DEN JOSE GONZALEZ XIQUES Gallego Goorley Gallego a Cuban, 15 always dlstm gumshed by hrs mature drsposxtron and fnendly character After Jose leaves us he w1ll go mto busrness adnumstratron, perhaps m Cuba, but he w1J.l never be forgotten by faculty nor studenm, whom he regards as the fnendlrest he has ever known ROBERT TRACY HALL Bob Day Student Often challenged wlth the frrendly greetrng of Hey shorty , lanky srx foot sxx mch Bob Hall good naturedly takes It xn hxs long str1de as he observes the scene from up 1n the clouds Popu lar w1th everyone Bob rs the pres1d1ng off1cer of a local DeMolay Chapter rn nearby Prmceton but nevertheless, fxnds tlme to lend hrs mvaluable Steno perform the txme consumxng dutles of a very act1ve chauman of the Program Commlttee of the Agassxz Club A man who thnves ID the face of danger lt IS understandable that he enjoys uslng h1s ' Make It Yourself Bomb K1t of well over three hundred chemrcals ln h1s threatened home, and we know that he wlll succeed m later l1fe as a chenust so, happy expenmentmg, Bob Correspondrng Secretary Agassrz Club Pensman 5 IH BARRY GORDON 'Flash' Green Hall Called 'Flash by hrs fnends, rt IS pon dered why th1s mckname has attached rtseli to hrm, maybe rt fmds rts ongm wrth that favonte com1c stnp charac ter, or then agam, It could be that he takes off after hrs last class of the day 11k.e a Hash It could be the frrst reason, but anyone w1ll attest to the fact that rt couldn't be the latter, for Barry fr gures mto the honor roll consecutwely, and we know that he wrll keep up the good work rn the Dental School of hrs chorce next fall DOUGLAS FILLMORE HARRING Doug Frfth Avenue In Doug's four years at Penmngton, h1s tall, lanky form has become a fanullar srght nn these halls One of our soccer team's most agressrve players, Doug also proved to be a bxg help by h1s sup port of the class plays for the last two years H15 future plans mclude college and the study of archltecture Class Phys a,4, Agasm Club 4 ll ll I I g x . 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S . . 53 3 ld if is YIGTOA, 'ar , X -av yi, Vs R STERRETT iARKE RONALD WTUJAM HOWELL Jr E R STERRETT HARKL Rett Frfth Avenue Rett rs here for hrs frrst year and he has qurckly made hrmself a part of Perm rngton whrch IS demonstrated rn many ways, but frnds exemplrtrcatron rn hrs adoptron of the school motto, ' Only the excellent as hrs favorrte sayrug H gh on hrs lrst of thrngs he lrkes about Pennmgton rs the frrendly attrtude of the teachers here toward the students wh1ch we feel may be expecrally re crprocal rn Rett's case, for he flashes a vrvrd sense of humor and an engagrng personalrty at all trmes Wherever he goes to college that mstrtutron wrll re cerve a frne student RICHARD ALLAN JAMES Drck Domlme Drck has demonstrated to us the value of the educatron we are recervrng now, for he has seen the world, and has de cxded that for hrm further educatron rs necessary Thrs rs why he came to Penn rngton and why he has ava11ed hrmself of every opportunrty to rncrease hrs store of knowledge He has not proved to be one srded m hrs personalrty for he has enrxched the musrc department wrth hrs frne vorce He has also grven sup port to the Lower Schoo1's athletrc pro gram Good luck rn Engmeerrng school, Drck Glee Club 4, Chorr 4, Quartet 4, Agas srz Club 4 RONALD WILLIAM HOWELL, Jr Ronme Commercral Ronnre came quretly to us three years ago Srnce then has garned the use of the school organ, so all rs not so quret any more He has Deen actrve rn the Wesley Club and the musrcal act1v1t1es of the school, both a.s an mstrumenta 11st and vocalrst Enterrng the mrnxstry rs hrs most rrnportant objectrve after he has frrushed preparmg here The musrc department wrll suffer from the loss of Ronme, but certarnly not the boys on Lmdburgh Hall who wrll be able to sleep rn peace on Sunday rrornrngs w1th the absence of Ron.n1e at the organ rn the Chapel Chou 2,3,4, Wesley Club 2,3, Presrdent and Chaplarn 4 DOMINIC JAMPO Mxck Goorley Hall Mrck has made a name for hrmself here, just as he d1d rn Doylestown last year where he was captarn of the foot ball team He has many fnends rn hrs Stay at Pennmgton wlth hrs smlhng face and long, long lrst of grrls We hope that he wrll take hrs own advrce and Be Cool rn hrs future endeavors, whrch rnclude beconung a dentrst, for 1f he does success cannot help but fol ow Football 4, Agassrz Club 4 Baseball 4 I9 0 urn 19 it RICHARD ALLAN JAMES nf' N7 DOMINIC JAMPO X11 GTOQ I gp MASON if o LUIS MP-RES N'rA1.vo 503- na- l- GILBERT LYTTLE FRANK J LUGOSSY F GILBERT LY'l'I'LE G11 ' Ltndburgh 'I'he two years that Gilhasspenthere have been highly profitable ones It is our pleasure at thrs moment to congra tulate hrm upon not blowrng hrmself up yet wrth the oommercral explmrves of his own fabrication wrth wlnch he toys I wrll be long remembered for his cheer ful downto earth, goodnaruredper sonalrty Wrth these fme elements of character backing hrm up he wrll have little trouble graduatmg from college and entermg the freld of teachmg Al though he doesn't need rt we wxsh Gil the best of luck. Foorban 3, Glee cms a,4, chapel Chou 3,4, Agassiz Club 4 MASON REMMEN LIU I-ill Fifth Avemre The ever present side kick of Dave Chiles is an exceedingly provident fel low, as you would easily be able to as certain if you approached him upon the subject of his future Liu is preparing to become a doctor, certainly a very worthy endeavor, in this case, under taken by a studious gentleman of ex ceprmml ablnry cenemuy mu with an rnterjecto , Of Grief' material of astommldlng moment ac quainrs itself with him, but we are posxtive that this flippant resporse will abandoned next year, under the over whelmmg subject matter of a pre med course Soccer 4 FRANKJ LUGOSSY Lugos Day Student Hailing from nearby Trenton, Frank came to us this year, placing at our dis posal hrs peat abrlrty in football He was co-captam of the team, and as such, helped send his team mates to the conclusion oi a succesful season. If climbing aboard the black bomb' pi loted by Nurko, everyday after school And rfyou were to askhlm if it was fast the ready retort would be, What, are you kidding me? We wrsh the best of luckto a great guy inhrs future en deavors Football 4, Baseball 4 LUIS MARES LDNTALVO 'Chmo Vrejo Goorley Lurs comes from a suburb of Havana. called Miramar rn Cuba He carries himself wrth a drgmfred beanng and is a friend to all with whomhe comes into contact College bound to hrs own slmny home town, Havana, Cuba, we hopehe wlllfindtbesamegoodfood and spirit of comradeahrp there whrch he said he enjoyed so much here , ' A 5 n.'j T.,.:2z:,-,,'9f3, ' t I.. r ff 1, 7 g ' Y' ' t , IE HL5 - V L, - in Mt if f N Vl'g.,1,,il.?gL.g: 4 . K Q 1 ' l ' F' f li uv 1' f .fha A 5 ' ' - fi! d ' 1 il ' l X ll ' I . ' ll ll . - 4 J V V '. ' T . ' . . . ' fi . . . - . . .V V ..., Aside from his volatile interests Gil ' you have a quick eye, you can see him gg: . . U ll I - v ,Q 6 - . . . . ' . N . , ' t f 20 1 I 'F ,.v 2, . 'fav' BRUCE MARKER BRUCE MARKER Meats Day Student Bruce comes hom the little ivy towered town of Pnnceton, scooting back and forth every day in hms 'hot car? When coach gets on ' Meats ear you can hear Oh m I but he saw le ed Penmngton to us even record Being college bound, we know be will see plenty of actlon there if he arnves wrth his mtorious appetite intact Football 4 LARRY MERKLE Merk Grace Hall Although this is only Iarry's flmt nr Pennington, he has become we known and liked for his quiet manner, peat sense of humor and his familiar Well, what's going on here? Larry quarterbached our varsity football team to agoodseasonthlsyear andprovedas fine a competitor inthe classroom as on the gridiron. Larry's future plains are togotocollegeandpurrue apre med program Football 4, Baseball 45 Agassi: Club 4, Yearbook 4 LOUIS F MARUT LOUIS F MARUT Lou1e ' Day Student Louie's little green Crosley Stationwa gon can be seen brlngmg i1's owner to school every mormng and tahng him home to milk the cows every night Between jaunts it is often parked in ried He never lets such mmor incons- vemences bother him, the occurremze of them merely evokes an occasional How about that With his good humor and concientious work, lnuie is assured a successful stay at college, where he will study englneerlng Soccer 55 Lowell Society 5 S ROBERT MILLER Bob Day Student Almost every school has a representa txve from that diStl.Dgll.lShed body of gentlemen who are nommally krnwn as playboys, Bob puns Penmngton in that affected group With has frfty-hve Chevrolet and sporty attue Bob may be seen bombmg around town during school hours, fulfzllmg his favonte saymg lets cut Bob has a serious nature, beneath the happy go lucky costume wluch he usually presents, and has set forthforhrmselftheworthygoalofbe commg an engineer Aside from his studxes and part trme job, Bob also preserns such an abundance of ln1t12I1Ve he IS effic1ent1y operatmg as the Assls tant Business Manager of thts publxca tion. Certainly a fellow with a lot of p1uck,we aresure Bobwrllbe asuc cessful engmeer Soccer 3,4, Yearbook 4. '71 f,..:- -tr LARRY DMRKLE aw- ' s ROBERT MILLER 5 s Q ' 4 0 Q I 6' gg !.a: Z '5 '.' 5 , O I 1 I I I-' eg ,Q Q p,.. if 1 9 412 3213's- :.f -sn sf!! ny ai - fir: Q' 1213 523' X I u ll ' ' I ' Q Y 80511 : P DW of action on the football field and help- whatever awkward SPOT: it .CU be 031- ff . r ll ll ll . . lx,- 1?-if 1 I .. g 'il E 9 H Nunn S9 '25, 'E ?g. ROBERT DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY JANIES H MOTT, Jr Aix fl' PAUL RICHARD NURKO 5 CONSTANTE PORTILLA ALONSO -Z ROBERT DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY Bob Day Student Bob came to us w1th an already fme re cord at Prmceton Hrgh School and has proceeded to Improve upon that He 15 a fme football and basketball player and has become known and lrked on the athletxc teams and rn the classrooms for both hrs cooperatrveness and spmt We w1sh Bob the best of luck even though he 1S already well endowed wrth the afore mentwned tra1ts Football 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4. PAUL RICHARD NURKO Nurk Day Student Paul IS one of our day students from Trenton H15 sparkhng clean football umform was a farrulrar sxght at the var srty games thxs fall We w1ll always re member hrm for the letters that he fre quently rece wed from certaxn colleges for women wh1ch kept h1m snuhng all the trme Paul says he hkes the fnendly relatxonshrp whlch exrsts between the students and the faculty here at Perm rngton Future plans ruclude entenng the medrcal profess1on ma.rry1n,g and raxsrng a large famrly From the looks of thrngs Paul w1ll be a success Football 4 Penntoman 4, Baseball 4, Agassrz Club 4 JAMES H MOTT, Jr Mottre' Green Hall A vo1ce resernblrng a fog horn booms up at the front of the class room and we know that Mottre 13 provrdlng an mformatrve comment for the benefrt of all A pursuer of that 1d8E.Ll1StlC goal whrch mevztably and always makes l1.fe more enjovable knowledge g1V6S us a great farth 1n hls future tenuous of becommg an engmeer Agassrz 4 CONSTANTE PORTELA ALONSO Ladrlla' Frith Avenue Corstante comes from Santlago rn the Donumcan Republrc Before he came to Penmngton, he went to school 1n Florrda. but he rates the lrberal atmo sphere here over the warm sunny cl1 mate of Flonda Here at Penmngton you wrll frequently see h1m enjoymg hrs much loved freedom as he roams the halls, occasmnally lettmg out a good natured Hr Buddy '. After he leaves us and goes to college we w1ll remember h1m for hrs cheerful drspo s1t1on and fxrendly attxtude B 15? 1 , 4 'I , 5... .zzzx..,, ca H 1.14 O i E -ff' 'U 'I D' O is -Q V 'Q -as' ' oo o' 42 -, ' Q' 1,1972 ,-5 S573 f ' Q A 4 f , ,l , , n u u ' I . . in - ' l ' - ' ' 'W - . . . , . . . I . . I U -is . . . . . ui- ll ll ll ' I ' a . ' l , . Q 3 ' 1 f E K ME- fi'E'5'5'gla3'1m 'i 5 DARIO QUIROS B DAVID DAVIDSON REIFF DARIO QUIROS Dano lodge Dano has been With us for sn: years whrch makes hun the semor w1th the longest stay at Penmngton Durmg thus tune he has d1st1ngu1shed hzmself by demonstratlng an uncanny abrlxty never to be around durmg study halls, part1c1 patmg rn many of the schools extra curncular act1v1t1es, and also mam taunng a very good SChOl3St1C average Penmngton has gamed much by hrs presence and we know that lus sense of humor and ab1l1t'y to work hard wlll 1n sure hun a successful stay at the college of lus cho1ce J V Baseball 1,2,3, J V Basketball 2 3 JV Football 4, Soccer 2,3, Swlm nung 3 4, Baseball 4, Chou 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 2, Class Plays 7,8,2,3,4, Quartet 2, Seactet 2,3 ,4 Vrce Presldent Sophomore class Pres1denr of Jumor class, Agassrz Club 2,3, Presxdenr of Agassxz Club 3,4 EDWARD A RILLO 'Ed Flfth Avenue One of the Summ1t Boys , he was seen on the football f1e1d at all txmes th1s year Along w1th hrs abrlrty rn sports he carnes a very good scholastrc average w1th h1m because he always comes back Wlth, You better bel1eve rt Although he doesn't really need 1t, we wzsh Bd the best of luck rn anythmg he may un dertake. Football 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4 DAVID DAVIDSON REII-'F Dave Green Hall In the two years that Dave has been here, he has made, through h1s cheerful personalxty many lastmg fnends One of the paramount reasons for hrs popu lanty was the commendable fact that he entered mto so many phases of school lrfe Art ECl1l10I, secretary of the Semor Class, and treasurer of the Penntoman were only a few of ms Ol1151d8 mterests, not to speak of hrs en1:er1n.g last year' Declamat1on Contest Wldl a worthy speech and then conung back agam thls year to cop frrst prrze from the other semor compet1t1on Good luck 1n the f0IC1g1 Servxce after you fnnsh col lege, Dave Penseman, Secretary Semor Class, Penn toman 3, treasurer 4, Lowell Soc1ety Ronan 3, Declamanon 3 4 RICHARD GRANT ROBINSON Dlck Green Hall My Man , comes from Margate C1ty N J and IIVBS on Green Hall D1ck has partlclpated m many act1v1t1es rn hrs two years here He w1ll be remembered for h1s Dear Johns and 1115 luck Wlth the bones last year Thxs Average Amen can's favonte saymg IS What's the Slt uat1on? We hope you wlll be as great a guy at Trenton State as you were here, Dxck. Football 3 4 Track 4 Semor Class Treasurer, ,Vearboolq Newspaper, Agas S12 club, Declamatlon. '93 015704, r af 7 Nunn 19 'FU' EDWARD A RILLO af RICHARD ROBINSON A' +4 so -'--..- -.a.,-, 5 iv vu ucrurrr 4 ' L.f..1-. . I - 44 ' 4 O ' E ff ' 2 - xl 41 g. .. Q, A I Q0 1. ,IQ ' 5 1 WK mfifr. a N ' Il ll ll U. Q I 1 . . , ' Q , v . x 3 ' . t . . . , ' . . . , . S l 1 ' l 0 l 1 . 5. , , . . - . 2 ' ' S ' 3,45 ' ' , l - - u . . l ,- ., - 1 , , . - ll ' n - ll ' . . . . . x I . . . . . . .- 'rm' A be--as 0 3' X... Sa BERTKHI Rowu:Y 1547 EDWARD ROSS LOUIS ROSSI, Jr EDWARD ROSS Ed Day Studem Thls 15 Ed's second year here at Penn ington as a commuter from Trenton. He makes the trip every mornmg m hls hot Hudson Hornet Last year and tb.1s he asslsted many of the school orgam raxxons wlth hls a1d Best of luck to you Ed, in your future career wlth the Navy rn the fxeld of electromcs Agassrz Club 3,4, Semor Play 4, Jlmxor Play 3, Newspaper Asst Edrtor 3 BERTRAM ROWLEY Ben Day Student Bertrsoneofthatselectgroupwhoare never sarisfred mth arrythmg les than the best Probably his chxef claimto dutinction 15 hrs hrgr scholastic average However, thrs IS only part of Bert's con tzrbutionmhfe atPenmngtovn. Hrswurk as the Eclrtor of thzs pubhcatron deserves specral ment Throughmn: this, and all his other acuvmes, Bert's quiet, sincere, modest, and rmasummg character has gamed hmm the fnendslup of all those he has come umo contact mth. Bert is asured of success after graduation, both m college and as anauthor Chou 3, Natzonal Honor Society 3,4 Agarsiz 3, Secretary Treasurer 43 Treasurer Jnmmr Class, President Sen mr Clans, Edztor Penseman, Day Student Counci13,Chairman4, JV Socca4 ll LOUIS ROSSI, Jr u I-'xfth Avemre Lou, although from nearby Pnnceton, IS a boardmg student and lures on Frfth Avenue P31T1C1P3t1D,g m football and basketball keeps lum busy but he mana ges to spare enough tlme to wnte hrs hall news for the Peuntoman Everybody wxll remember hrs casual relatronslup wlth hrs radro We are pos1t1ve1y cer tam he mcknamed lt Football 4 Basketball 4, Pennnoman. LESMES RUIZ Les Green Hall Les a 'Haba.nero , has been at Penn mgton for three years He plans to study busmess admrmstratlon m Cuba Every body wrll remember Les' bad sxdeburm and hrs rnockrng of his buddxes Les, a geat Baseball player, really helped our teams and had a great tune playmg here Vars1ty Baseball 1,2 ,3 4 17 RICHARD SARTOR RICHARD SARTOR 'Rrch Flfth Avenue Rrchard Sartor from nearoy Prmceton hves here at the school where he 15 able to devote more of hrs trme to studymg, becuase of fewer olxtsrde drsturbances Hrs lrkeable personalrty has made him a great success here ami he occupres the important seat of Prsrdem: of the Student Council Another of lus acnvi tres is the frequent announcmg that he performs for our school radro If Richsucceedsmhfe aswellashehas at Permmgton, and we kmw he will, he wrll go far Football 4, President Student Councrl, Radio Station Amxnmcer WILLIAM ROBERT SCARBOROUGH Bill Green Hall Blll can usually be found e1ther playm at bemg a 'sharld' in the poolroom or dreaming up some new torture for his fnend Zerter Qnuet on the surface, B111 rs, however, quxte a mzshxevous charac ter wlth a fme sense of humor We ex pect thrs boy w1th the hot sax to go far m college, where he plans to take up hcl-nology. Woodwind quartet 3,4, J .V. Basketball 3. 9.?1!3E'f !H VINCENT SAVIDGE VINCENT SAVIDGE 'Vince DayStude:t Bug Vince from Hopewell attnbutes his everreadyxnnle tothe pleasanrsur mundingofhisafterschooloccupation masmall confectinneryinhashome town Quite agny,he alwaysfimlztime foralittlebaseball eventhoughheal sohas aheavy academic schedule His future isundecided,sowe bidhlm goodluckanigoodfortune uhaecom merlses inthe wrde world JV Baxeball3gV Baseba114,Swim.- ming4 BARRY SHERWOOD Barry Green Hall 'Pennmgton 15 a fme school and offers an excellent opportumty for anyone who rs preparmg for further schoo11ng IS the senous comment Barry gave us, wh1c.h, although a self evxdent truth, behes hrs jovlal nature A hard worker, we often see Barry workmg late rn the Penntoman room and apprecxate hrs behmd the scene amd gwen durmg our very successful Semor Play Bany w1ll attend LaFayette after leaves us and IS the rec1p1ent of our best wlshes. Semor Play, Pemmtoman '75 GTO 1 is 1 mv W'l.l.Ll.AM RO SCARBOROUGH BARRY sz-nmwoon 4 . e 1. 'sf 4 1 I f , ' I 19 4' , X ' n5?...:.:z1u 00 - K- ---- '-.A V A 1 -af-ff-1 ' - '-'-' xi? T 0 l 1 ,fa 'L -'z V 1 er, ,. ,e rase A - I .3 H , B Q ' Sb L 5 les 1. fx, ' 1', -,' U ?. , . N . o n 4 ' . . ' - I ,Q . . . , ' . . ' 5 3 n H n u . . . 8 Q ' ' ' , . I - 'I il QXHGTON FEXCE I 1' 0 fr- A Nunn 19 RUSSELL DEWITT SMITH ABRAHAM SUSTILR V ' is VINCE A SIDELI DAVID R SINGLETON VINCE A SIDI-.LI 'Vrnct Lrndburgh Hall Vrnct wrll long be remembered for hrs wrtty commtnts of good humor and hrs thought provokrng, realrsms about the mort st rrous aspects of lrft Ltndrng hrs attcntron to subjtcts around the school he drdactrcally yrovrdes us wrlh thrs chorce thought tht food hen rs fabulous Not ore to srt around Vrnce has Good naturcdly rncludtd hrmself rn sta ral of tht actrvrtres hert whrch are trtdomrnantly rnclusrve of sports Vrnce posrtrve that such .1 deer thrnktr wrll have lrttle trouble weavrng hrs way rnto that stleet proftssron Basktfbtll 4 Soccer 4 Baseball -I Ag, assrz Club 4 RUSSELL DEWITT SMITH Russ Day Student Of modt rate. htrght and stocky burld Russ keeps thrngs movrn around here He only arrrved thrs year but he has fallen rrght rn wrtl tht tradrtrons of our sthool Tht blut Chtvyy parked out by tht gymr hrs rnd rf rnaybt rt rsn t Irs! Russ wrll hood naturtdly say 'Wtll that's the way the ball bounces Th Mt rthant Marrnt Academy wrll be try y r raw thrs vtrsatrlt mem btr of our clrss Into therr barnacled htlls wt .rrt ctrtarn I6 DAVID R 'SINCLEION Davt Day Student Dave. rs another old trmtr at Pcnmng ton thrs btrng Irs frft h ytar rn these halls Evtn though Dave rs a day stu dent from the town, ht hrs tntered rnto a grtat m my aetrvrtrcs sttmrng to be at school as much as tht brvrrdmg stu dents A boy well lrktd by those who know hrm Dave will always be remem bertd for hrs srmple autres good humor td frrtndlrncss md 'abrlrty to make 1d1ot mrstakts Future plans rnclude a Fraulerns before atttndrng college Class Plays 6,2 3 4 Chorr 8,1 3 Lowell Socrety Secretary 3 Vrce Presrdtnt 4 Secretary of Class 9 10 11, Soccer 2,3 Co Captarn 4 Swrmmlng, 3 Track 1 Declamatron Contest 2 3,4, Oratorrcal Conttst 3 Glee Club 3 Sextet 3 4 Quartet 4 Yearbook 4 ABRAHAM SUSTER Abe Green Slrde rule rn hand and brarn hard at work computrng frgures Abe can seen rn Dr Shuster's Classroom at al most any trme gatherrng mtormatron and layrng a groundwork for hrs future career that of crvrl tngrnetrrng Abe rs not wrthout a less serrous nature how ever as can be attested by hrs Green Hall buddres and therr roarrng trmes on tht hall Best of luck rn college, Abe Socttr 5 Radro Club 5 K 6 onrv N9 ' YK A' Ltr 4 Lg ,Q sua' O Et V iff O Y 'i '4' 'I f ' - Q0 Q. . 4,127 I V - ,. I A ,lu ' , . ,u . . ' 1 ' s - ' Q. ' s - ' 3 y ' - 1 4 1 I 7 ' I ' K. H N I - ' ' ' 'x 'x 'N' 1 ' I I I x 1 u I 1 . , N I I I ' 'r I ' I . . ' 1 I - ' ' y - s x ' ' s s , . . . i A . . . , X . 1 I 3 - V H I . 3 . X . 3 . . . K, N . . . N . N .3 . A 7 L , . . y plans to become an author and we are one yt ar sojourn in Germany' to see the ' ' , , ,J ' , ' ll ' ll , ' ' ' 3 J 7 7 Y 1 x I I x V 1 - I I 1 n I , . , . , - , I - E- 3 5 I 5 I I I' I J ' I n - ' S ' ' S S I . s . . f . ' J I 7 I S ' - ll ll II ll 1 - sr' ,- ' ' ' ' J ' ' 3 . , be I -1 . x M s v ' x - . ' ' ew V.' , -S -.2 ', , 1- - I ss-- . ' 4' D 1 , 'I I ' Q ' ' ' , I I ' I , - 1 , . , . , ll , . , ' , D A ' ' l Lx w w 4 - I r N ' I C I , I I I V , muy, .I fe, 32 'v , - , , n . ' ' y . w ' A 4' I I 'A an . f ' , . , . Q A L A, -. . , , . , P ,.. .an-., 'hu HUGH A TABB HUGH A TABB Day Student Hugh fust attended Pennmgton tour years ago when h1s fannly moved to Penmngton from Ralelgh North Caro lma Dunng those four years he has en tered mto many phases of Pennmgton llfe When asked what he partxcularly honest reply and sa1d, The close and fnendly assocxatlon between faculty and students We all w-rsh Hugh success m attammg hm goal whrch 15 Annapolxs and a career 1n the Navy, and when ever we hear you cottonpmlun yankee our thoughts w1ll zmmedlately turn to Hugh Tabb V Football 4,5, sVY1ID.U1.111g captam 4 5, Class Play 3,4,5, Lowell Socmety 4 5, Student Councxl 5, Day Student Councml 5 ENRIQUE THAYER Henry Green Hall enry , we ca hun, or Colonel' is always smllmg and IS never U1 a bad mood Tlns Jov1al fellow from Panama w1ll be remembered always, for the typewnter 1nc1dent and hrs aff1mty to the expreslon, No Jodas' It 15 wxth sadness that we b1d our southern amrgo adros can JOHN TERZANO JOHN TERZANO Pops Flfth Avenue Pops come from Burlmgton, New Jer sey, and rs well hked by everybody w1t.h whom he comes mto contact John W111 always puzzle us for we cannot f1gure out how much good nature could packed xnto hrs f1ve foot, f1V6 1nches, plans for John are amb1t1ous, for he plans to study pre law and law when he leaves us and we th1n.k he wxll bnn credxt to our name MARVIN TROTMAN Marvelous Marv Day Student Marv halls from Pnnceton Hlgh He has turned out to be a very versat11e ball player, whether on the football held or basketball court Marvelous Marv's most troublesome habxt was that of Uylllg to make up the coach's nund for hlm, but hrs athletlc prowess has been a very b1g asset to Pennlngton We wlsh Marv the best of luck m h1s future work Football 4 Basketball 4 '7 QNGTOIV A Nnrn X9 ' x '-tg.:-6-1. ENRIQUE 'rl-1AYER MARVIN TROTMAN ' ow +9 L JIM: rxczttrrv Ca. , , K, x n, 1 J O .L- Pg! pf-r ,Qi ljfi ' L E Y f ,. 1' 1 4 K ,' A A . lj , p -I lfmlgn . . l D ll I ' - n l 1 I , 1 - . ' . ' ' ' be 1 X I i , . . . A . 'QW g liked about Pennington Hug gave an of SUlbbY Sh01'U1eSS- POS? ?e1UllI18t0n gjijbijjff-y . . . ' arrive . . u . ' . . . 8 f , , , ' - -' sg .- . ' . . I . , . . , I ll ll ll U HH H as u ' I, ' ' ' . GTON 'E ,roi 5? 0 .rr E -'M - A oo b i E CHRISTO R T WHITE EDGA WILLIAM C VAN NESS WILLIAM C VAN NESS Van Day Student The brg, good natured Dutchman from Trenton 15 known for lus affable person alrty and the mysterrous grunts and groans he emrts rn Englxsh class last year Van was actrve on the Varslty Baseball team as a very strong player We hope he w1ll lend hrs brawn agarn thrs year, that we may have a wrnmng team As for h.rs future plans, Van has not qurte made up hrs mmd, but rs almost sure that we vsrrll not be wrong rf we say he'll rrse mto the freld of Busmes Admrmstratron We extend our best wrshes to hrm for whatever he undertakes after graduatron Baseball 3 CHRISTOPHER T WHITE Chr1S Day Student Known as a man who does not let a teacher hand out xnaterral not under standable to hrmself Chrrs qurckly takes the rnrtratrve wrth a resoundrng But Srr ' Such drsplay of rndustrr ousness and a w1l.l to learn have served hrm well rn hrs four year stay at Penn rngton and we know that these frne qual tres wrll contrmre to presrde Good luck among the Mrdd1es t Annapolrs next year Chrrs Soccer 2,3, Glee Club 2, Chou 2 Lowell Socrety 2,3 ,4 Vrce Presrdent Freshman Class GEORGE W VANNOY GEORGE W VANNOY Munk' Day Student Monk a natrve of Pennrngton, N J , can usually be seen crursrng around town rn one of hrs two Nash Ramblers Thrs rs Monk's second year here at Pennrngton before gomg to Cornell, where he plans to study Hotel Admrms tratron Cornell rs one of the more outstandrng schools of rts kmd rn the east and has the drstrnctron of berng affrlrated w1th the Statler Foundatron The outstandrng qualrty of hrs fnendly attrtude w1ll surround hrm as many frrends as he has acqtured here at Penmngton and we know that the work wrll not prove hard for a man of hrs abrlxty Baskerbrrr 4, Baskerbau 5, P CDSBHIZII EDGAR WI1.SON ' Goorley As our long legged goalre of the soccer team, Ed became the bulwark of the game and was kept busy dernonstratrng hrs abrlrty to keep the opponents out of our goal A frrendly fellow who seems to lrke everyone, he rs m turn thought by all he comes rn contact wrth to be a great guy After Ed leaves Pennington he plans to go to college rn order to er Soccer 5, Basketball 5, Agassrz Club, Glee Club, Newspaper Yearbook, Clas Play ll u ' I' ' . . , . . I u x , ' , ll ' u . NEA-1 I - , - 1 I . . ' Q . . . . r . throrlghout his career as a naval officer. PICPH-Ie for the Cafeef of Uimiml law- fl G A ' 3 Y - 'L ls: . C 'W U ' - lf Ri 'af' I I .S 7 l V A '- A if l Q - - ON i z? 28 I I T JOHN WITHUM JOHN WIT1-IUM 'Jack Green Hall They call hrm St'LldY1I1g Jack W1thum because of hrs constant devotron to hrs text books, whrch are replete wrth many notes and observatrons done m red pencrl, whrch he uses to good ad vantage for the qurck review he per forms before all hrs tests Asrde from hrs stud.es, Jack serves as the lnqurnng Reporter for the Penrrtonran, where by he comes rn contact wrth a great deal of the student body, thus makrng many frrends m hrs one year stay at Pennrng ton At the rate he's gomg Jack can't help bemg anythrng less than outstand mg at Rrder College next year Penrrtoran, Senror Play BREWSTER WITT Bruce Day Student Another of our four year men, Bruce arrrves every day from Trenton and leaves late rn the afternoon after grvrng hrs comzrrbutron of athletrc prowess to the school Scholastrcally Bruce rnvarr able contrrbutes hrs name to the school honor roll even though he ca.n'1es such a heavy load of extra cunrcular actr vrtres rn the form of sports College rs the next tlung rn hrs plans, although he rs rndecrsrve as to where he wrll go or what he wrll do as of thrs wrrtmg, but we are sure that he wrll brrng credrt to thrs rnstrtutron no matter what he un dertakes. JV. Football 1,2, J.V Basketball 2,3, J.V. Baseball 1,2, V Football 3,4, V. Basketball 4, V. Baseball 3,4, Agasrz Club 4, Treasurer Sophomore Clas, Penseman Sports Bdrtor. Nr Yl CHESTER J WITTKIN CHESTER J WITTKIN ' Chet Frfth Avenue Chester Wrttkm rs a genral sprnt who rs always ready for a httle good humor edfrm Whenaskedforthethrngthat we will remember hun for rn the fu ture, the thoughtful reply was, My sharp room Next on hrs busy agenda, rs a career rn radro and televrsron ad vertismg Good luck Chet Swimmrng 4, Baseball 4, Penseman ANTHONY J WZONTHQ Buddy' Commercral Buddy rs known around the school for lus reserve and easy gomg manner Studrous and hard workrng, he wrll ob tam hrs goal rn hrs own quret way as he well knows the value of a educatron Anyone who gets to know Buddy wrll frnd hrm a grand frrend wrth many rn terests and a great sense of humor Thrs rs Buddy's frrst and last year at Pennrngton, srnce he rs takrxrg a P. G. course before enterrng the Air Force Academy. 99 GTOW n 10 BREW WITT S X , gm 3 4301 '90 I r51ng:Yg2.a,'r ' ' 1 r . -5 , V, V ' 'J' - - 2 s-.amz-E 5 '11 2 ..:- i .ri A Q I.-25. Jr. I 5 5 ff' Ll .5 'Aft' 1 1 .,1'-Qi tv . fi' l -' E .-3 I .. 'Z .'- ,ff 14 a 2.,-. V I gf! Q i 2 Q H I ll . ' . 5 . . - . , l Q 1 a ' - . ' 4. . . . . . . - .1 . x ' u ' . 5 I ll ll ll ' . ' 'x ANTHOV1 I WZONTEK 'r1GT01v xx 1 11 B7 Noun 10 JOHN DONALD ZEITER Don Green Don has, in h1s two yeaxs at Penmngton made many fnends and done much to support many of the vanous school ac t1v1t1es Very act1ve 1n the mus1ca1 3.Ct1V1fe5, he was elected v1ce pres1dent of the Glee Club I-hs fnendhness and pleasmg personahty w11l remam IH the memones of hxs assoc1ates long after he has gone on to college Wesley Club 3, Clee Club 3, vmce pre sldent 4, Chou' 3,4, Sextet 3,4, Quartet li, i Z' X 5 K ,ff XXL' xxx S f S Z' N f- X X ,- XcQ f' X5 f kxx Z'- ,...1 Y 585 + xxx! 2 il! 4? L.. ww- ll Il I 1 . V ix ,9 - f5',.,.'1zzxt.., qt - ' - - ' - 9- f ' H 7 ' gf I D I I 2 s- ' E FV' 4' '-I 'V H . ' R I , n ' r . u . . ' .- Oo gb . . . 'C . , . ' , ' ' A . . K O f'Y77 T 4j Student Councu 3. ' .-L-'A-111' P??Qf5?'ff 'I f- - Z n- ... -5 X v-+ Q .- k s , 5 -: - ,. - S xx , . x S -5 ' X -N .-T.: 5 X 'S 5 X 4 'Q' 1 ,- -1 tl Q -- Ti 4' - A14 , 'Q xx Senior Addresses ADIOHUCCIO Peter 103 Lander Drrve Trenton 9 NJ Ayres Carlton 576 Grant Avenue W Coll1ngswood6 NJ Banko Ronald 109 Norway Avenue Trenton 9 NJ Bell James 39 Natrona Avenue Trenton9 NJ Bellando R1chard 1146 Lower Ferry Rd Trenton 8 Chrles David 125E North St Bethlehem Pa Clark Russell Jr 54 Franklin St Lambertvllle N,J Clark James 54 Franklin St Lambertvtlle NJ Conca James 203 Taylor St BIISIOI Pa Coombe Alfred 445 Maln St Penntngton NJ Cottrell Charles Sloane Avenue R.D 2 Trenton NJ Cox Jeffrey 11W Delaware Avenue Pennrngton NJ Davts Fredertck 214 Walnut Avenue Andalusra Phrla 14 Pa Dorchek Peter 220 N Euclld Avenue Westfleld NJ Erhardt Paul 3rd 200 Broadway Salem NJ Factor Harvey 415 Stockham Avenue MOIIISVIIIC Pa Fornaro Rlchard 35E Pac1f1c Avenue Pleasantvxlle NJ Forrar Joseph Jr 6Roosevelt St South R1ver NJ Galanos Drno 4331 Notttngham Way Hamrlton Square George Spencer 112 01 204 St St Albans 12 NY Gonzales Joseph Apartado 413 Artemtsa P del R10 Cuba Gorden Barry 6315 Madlson St West New York N J Hall Robert 22 Front St Hopewell NJ Harrxng Douglas 412 Cresent Pkwy Sea G1rt NJ Hartke Edward 1 Morse Dr1ve Maplewood NJ Howell Ronald 28 Hanover St Pemberton NJ James Rrchard Allen 9115 Wlnchester Blvd Queens Vellage Jampo Domrmc Furlong Pa Lugossy Frank 21418 Clmton Ave Trenton 10 NJ Lyttle Grlbert 323N Edgmont St Medta Pa Mares MontalvoLu1s 44191301 Mrramar Mananao Habana Cuba Marker Bruce 2Ham1lton Ave Princeton NJ Marut Louis RD 1 Lambertvtlle NJ Merkle Larry 119 Second St Slat1ngton Pa Mlller Robert 407S Maln St Penmngton NJ Montgomery Robert 180 JohnSt Prmceton NJ Mott James Jr 149E Ma1nSt Tuckerton NJ Nurko Paul 24 Colomal Ave Whxte Horse Trenton NJ Portela Constanto if 35 Santlago City D R Presrdents Trugxllo St Qulros Dano 42 37 Hampton St Elmhurst 73 LI N Y Rerff Davld 83 28 116 St Kew Gardens LI N Y Rrllo Edward 6 Ashwood Ave Summrt NJ Robxnson GrantR. 850 Clarenden Ave Margate NJ Ross Edward 33 Thropp Ave Trenton 10 NJ Rossl Louls 31 Humbert St Prrnceton NJ Rowley Bertram 7E Prospect St Hopewell NJ Rurs Le nes Calle 27 No 762 Vedado Habana Cuba Sartor Rxchard 15 112 Lergh Ave Pnnceton NJ Sav1dge Vxncent 47 Greenwood Ave Hopewell NJ Scarborough Wm R 720 Edmond Ave Drexel H111 Pa Sherwood Harry 308 Branch Ave L1ttleS1lver NJ S1del1 Vmcent 1059 Lexrngton Ave New York 21 NY S1ngleton Davrd 404 Burd St Penmngton NJ 0 I I I fo v N-L . ' . ' . ' . NJ. I I I D -1 I N' Y Liu, Mason Remmen, 257 E. Market St. , Bethlehem, Pa. Mr. HAWK Sideli, Vincent, 1059 Lexington Ave., New York 21, N. Y. Singleton, David, 404 Burd St., Pennington, N, J. Smith, Russell, Box 211, Hopewell, N.J. Suster, Abraham, Quayaquil, P.O.B. 333-99, Ecuador Tabb, Hugh, 327 Burd St., Pennington, N.J. Terzano, John Jr., 217 west Union St., Burlington, N.J. Thayer. Enrique Alberto, Box 502. Panama City, Rep. of Pan. Trotman, Marvin, 198 Birch Ave. Princeton, N,J. Van Ness, William, 114 Maple Shade Ave., Hamilton Square, N.J. Vannoy, George, 17 E. Welling Ave., Pennington, N.J. White, Christopher, 409 Reading St., Pennington, N.J. Wilson, Edgar, 208 West End Ave., Haddonfield, N.J. withum, John Nicholas, 92 Ford Ave., Mllltown, N.J. Witrkin, Chester, 130 Martense St., Hooklyn 26, N. Y. Witt, Brewster, 203 Elizabeth Ave.. Trenton, N.J. Wzontek, Amhony, R.D. 93. Nazareth, Pa. Zeithe, John D., 495 Eighth Ave., Brooklyn 15. N. Y. MI. CRAGLN Senior Advisors A this time the Senior Class of 1957 would like to thank our two advisors-Mr. Hawk assisted by Mr Cragrn for the outstanding job they have done in guiding us through our most important year at Pennington Prep cl1 maxed by the preparations for an unforgetable Senior Prom which was our final major undertaking together be fore commencement. 32 'N 2 A ' I ' Yr Sv' J I 708 1' o iffy P 'J' JW! 1 1 JZ, I gin' n 'x ' x fn 57 5 955 Ill V 'CQ .-'Y MOST MUSICAL DID THE MOST FOR PENNINGTON Ronald Howell Bert Rowley en 119 AW? Persona OUTSTANDING PERSONALITY ii Carlton Ayres 4: X BEST DRESSED MOST STUDIOUS Pete Antonucclo Bert Rowley 'H ?? kj , S uf If .ll ' 's X ffiwl T J .e,-,- Q iqnzj f 1 ,A ,', jvirx . 'x ' In T' ' f Y 4 t r I. 1 . v' 'wg ' 't Xa H ' Q . X 1, X - my Q XX Qs 'I A Lot Of Hot Au' B GGEST BULL THROWER BEST SPEAKER Chns Wlute or Ilhes BEST ATHLETE Marvin Trotman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Larry Merkle 35 Rlchard Sarto: MOST PULL Dario Quiros Class Wlll We the Class of 1957 berng of weak mmd and drssrpated body do hereby bequeath and bestow for he term of one year only the followrng small tokens of our a.ffect1on and esteem to those who have gtuded and those who must follow 1n our stumblmg footsteps SECTION I To Dr P1mm we leave plenty of free weekends Dean Bruce leaves us Mr 'Cash Cressman we leave a fmger prmt lot Coach Poore we leave an unfrmshed gym Mr 'Cal Donahue we leave all h1s frxends and Jobs Mr Hawk we leave the Dean's offrce Mr Lorenz we leave Jim Thorpe Doc Ranch we leave the yearbook Mr Kersey we leave an abundance of undeslrable l1tera.ture Mr Lew1s we leave an unexpectmg 'Babe' Mrs Johnson we leave a new paxr of sneakers M.r Cragm we leave a can of dog food Mr Johnson we leave a frre extmgmsher for use on the hall Mr Phlpps we leave a bath Iv Hotchklss we leave an empty ashtrav lv r Hawthorne we leave Killer Mrs H wk we leave laryngrtrs Mr Lawton we leave next year's chapel programs leave Rev Marshall dumbfounded Mrs Jennmgs we leave the Jumors SP.C'I ION ll ADIOHUCCIO leaves Ayres leaves a snowman on the front campus Banko leaves the same way he came Bell leaves h1s 500 pomts to Coach Bellando leaves g1v1ng wrong pages to Pennmgton Clules leaves w'1th qurte a roll 1n h1s pocket Clark J leaves h1s A11Arner1can' t1tle to Brown Clark R leaves h1s bullcl to Holmes Conca leaves hrs harrcut to V1Oft1 Coombe leaves on one cylrnder Cottrell leaves w1th Pr1chard's mall Cox leaves for good Davrd leaves h1s voxce to Sawyer Dorchek leaves Fxfth Avenue w1th a smlle Erhardt leaves lus rock and roll to Charlme Factor leaves Mrs Hawthorn's offxce for a Fomaro leaves w1th Jampo's srster Farrar leaves when he comes Galanos leaves trymg to grow change 'Um I ' To . ' ' -. ' ' To ' ' To . ' ' ' ' To . ' To . To ' To . V ' ' e To . ' ' ' ' To . ' To . ' To . ' ' ' - To . ' To lr. ' To Dr. Shuster we leave Chris White To 1 . ' To . a ' ' To . We . X To . ' ' XX, x X N . . N . . . X U . ,, . , . X ' - ' Cx ' ' . . . . N x . X . . . George leaves the lutchen to Ethel Gonzales leaves for the summer Gordon leaves plenty of pms rn Bxology class Hall leaves lus s1ze l5DDD shoe to Fox Harrmg leaves for New Brunsw1ck Hartke leaves Mr Phxpps a half a c1gar Howell leaves lus organ to Ancker James leaves the l1ttle ones to Lowell Jampo leaves Viflth one less back and Barb Lxu leaves for the hllls Lugossy leaves the school on foot Lyttle leaves for Authur Murray's stud1o Mares leaves for South Amer1ca Marut leaves h1s Crosley to Hall Marker leaves Coach 40 pounds for the l1ne Merkle leaves Buckethead to Penmngton Mrller leaves h1s txres at Pennrngton Montgomery leaves looklng for another leader Mott leaves the way he came Nurko leaves for Andy's Portela leaves bookkeepmg alone Quxros leaves w1th lus table's desserts Rerff leaves for Spam R.1llo leaves the Coach to Shafer Rossx leaves wlth all of Dx1llo's g1rls Robmson leaves Peggy to Cralg Ross leaves w1th h1s newspaper Rowley leaves h1s bra1n to scxence Rurz leaves hrs sxdeburns to Pnebe Sartor leaves vv1th the town barbers 1n hot pursult Sav1dge leaves lus Englxsh book to Mr Hotchkxss Scarborough leaves w1th glue 1n lus shoe Sherwood leaves R J a whole lot of orange peels Sxdeh leaves h1s free weekends to the dxsclphne commrttee Smgleton leaves h1s nudyears crymg Smxth leaves Beef to Parks Suster leaves h1s records to Tex Tabb leaves stlll lookxng for hrs sw1mm1ng trunl s Terzano leaves for Italy Thayer leaves a brol en typewrrter Trotman leaves wlth 20 000 pzurs of socks VanNess leaves lus flat top to Mir Hawk Vannoy leaves wxth lus books and average White leaves Dr Shuster's Math Ill class Wrlson leaves h1s basketball form to Parks Wxthum leaves h1S last c1garctte Witt leaves ll1S 77? ab1l1ty to Camp W1ttk1n leaves h1s eye to Rogers Wzontek leaves h1s dret to Guppy Zenter leaves Mr Donahoo for good 3 X . . . . X. . . , N , . . X x . . . - . . . . X . . . . X -A - . 1 . xx, X X x X 1 . Chronology SEPTEMBER Regrstratron Day new students new teachers some new halls same old Dean Few blrth certlfrcates seen What s the s1tuat1on here? Ftrst game and soccer team struggles to pre serve perfect record Near castastrophe they almost won' OCTOBER Football season begrns players cut down to a pack a day Ftrst game starts 561165 of wtns Close vrctory over Blarr Casualty star performer falls off bench and breaks wrtst Annual Preppre Townte feud Penntonran abducted knrfed and drtched Fxfth Ave converges on startled Goorleans Someone dtmly seen to leave under the protectrve coverrng of a crgar smoke screen shoutrng I shall return Two prospectrve rallroad englneers graduate from model rarlroadrng to the real thlng State poltce talk them rnto gomg back to throwrng mtnature swttches Wrth Trck Tack n1ght approachlng Kersey patrol makes ready wrth clubs The fatal mght arrtves Followtng day Dean s offtce flooded wrth the call. of rnsulted and assaulted town crttzens Fltpper makes ftrst lmpressron at hrs party on Goor ley Huge success decrdes to leave decoratrons up for gorng away party The frrst legal free weekend out of many otherwrse approaches NOVEMBER Campused student One of the Excellent borrows radro from broken store w1ndow rn Trenton Good deed for the n1ght warns patrolman that there may be trouble afoot Football team ends 3 3 1 season wtth two hard fought losses agamst B M I and Valley Forge Coach grves back ashtrays Strange ammal seen lurkrng along the parapets on Ftfth Avenue Thanksgtvrng students leave for ftve days of eatrng rest up for Gtrrstmas vacatlon Someone dtd not need the rest and stayed home DECEMBER Last of Brshop clan leaves wrth M G U N tnp boys go to sop up culture Echeverrl throws party on Green Hall Lawton crashes rn Echeverrt crashes out Chrrstmas rs comrng The good Doctor asks Melody Mtller where he got that Chrrstmas tree lurkrng rn hts closet I d lrke to get one too The Yuletlde vacatron arrtves, Pennrngton deserted : - - ' - Same Penntonian leaves - by request. sleeping and pursuit of happiness. Students return to as tnmates drsperse wrth V1S1OIlS of Seagrams Seven danctng 1n therr rocky ltttle heads JANUARY Students come back from Chrrstmas vacauon to sleep rt off Where s Brannon? Bulletrn Banana boat sank Senror Roger s out wtth customrzed eyeballs Fat Tony planes off thrrty pounds saves alrplane fuel? Lrndburgh petrtrons for new f1re escapes Clarm old ones too norsy Somebody was makrng the krnd of hrstory Pennrngton lrkes as leadrng defender of the country club atmos phere cools II out of here wrth faculty vrgrlantes at heels Students lose the battle for power that follows new reg1me wrth a Polrtburo composed of faculty rergns supreme Control IS strengthened by bloodypurges and famrltar faces are seen no more Flrpper recetves the call leaves to teach good housekeeprng Dlscrpllners bnng rron hand to campus lrfe as Be where you ought to be slogan ts enforced lnstead of mocked. FEBRUARY EXAMS IN SESSION' All rs quret except for the muffled clrckrng of the tumblers falltng rnto place as some zealous students knock over the safe rn the busrness offrce Play by play account of the too trred to gotoschool plague Feb 11 How to cover a cough rs expounded up on rn Chapel to some great extent Feb 14 Someone let one leak' Eprdemtc breaks out Feb 22 Free weekend provrdes qurck cure Same ZEALOUS STUDENTS pmched Basketball season ends and team chrps rn to buy Coach a bottle of pheno prlls MARCH Announcement No more bow tres whtch lrght up and say Klss me rn the Dark Baby w11l be allowed at Vespers Mar 8 Dr Lorenz says a few chorce words on world affarrs Mar 11 Dr Lorenz concludes few words on world affarrs Armed forces move rn lookrng for enlrst ments student body moves them out It IS now trme for us to go to press so the remarnder of these events wrll have to be preserved rn the stu dent s mrnds . -. - , . 1. . , ,. .v - - . . ' - , . 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Y .. . . . . 1 , , f F, 'G If I I Body '91 Z' , 423, Q '5XQ z FIRST ROW, L to R W Flsher, A Zwaaf, P Wlute, C Jurgensen, F Tabb, A Sheehan, L McElroy, Mr Dona hue SECOND ROW G G3.fC13,N Clark, G Merc1er, C Tabb, J Lowden, J Cordner, J Froeh1ch,H Con over THIRD ROW B M.1lbun1,M Armenteras, D Wrlson, C Roblnson, E KlI1g,s Pnebe, D Shafer FOURTH ROW W Crander, T Haun, T Tumer, R W Deems, P V10ft1, G Groff, G Pnchard FIFTH ROW Cra1gJur gensen, E Craft, L Brown,A Sarnu, R Harden, L Edelstern, L Henry, R Cherry SDCTH ROW J S1orah,P W11der,R Manmng A Stnckland G Stabrle M Samu, R Bronner Junlor Class Thrs year the Pennrngton School has had a large and actrve Junror class a source of prrde to the school Under the gL1ld3llC6 of Mr Donahue the class organrzed rrself 1U October Chuck Iurgensen Presldent HSSISICG by Pete Wh te vrce nresrdent drd an adrmrable Job rn gurdrng the class through a very rmportant year as rt prepared for the responsrbrlrtles to come rn the Senror year Freldrng Tabb treasurer kept the class out of f1nanc1al drffrcul tres whrle Aldrn Sheehan secretary recorded the class meetlngs Athletrcally the class conmbuted to all the Junror varsrty teams and won recognrtron for an undefeated J V football team whrch was largely composed from therr class Many of these athletes wrll easrly frnd posmons on varsrty teams upon therr return rn September Excellmg scholasucally as well the outstandrng students were Orr Adler Edmund Craft Ted Hourr Crarg Iurgensen and Paxton Wxlder Only one serrous mrsfortune fell upon the class Ted Heston who suffered from a major accrdent was confrned to a hosprtal the gre ter part of the vear and was mlssed by all The class of 58 unquestronably has all the components necessary to equal the se rous task of completrng therr edu CRHOU here UCXI Neal' 35 SCUIOIS L to R A Sheehan, Sec , P wh1I9,V1CE Pres , F Tabb, Treas , C Jurgensen, Pres 4 1 2 . . 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' ' - 1. . 1' u u P FIRST ROW, L to R J Leung, J O'Ne1ll, H Srbner, J Hlgham, W Sawyer, R Buckman, E IvlcComnck SEC OND ROW W Camp,F Agustl, J Elder, R Applegate, P Wentzell, J Newsome THIRD ROW W Owens, R Dorland,P Sllva, C M1ller,A Maddock,P Chln, W Bruce FOURTH ROW F Gurrunn D ers, T Park, B Stuckel, C Carman, W Power Sophomore Class Late m September Dr Lorenz, adv1sor, and the class got together and elected the1r offrcers Bob Applegate, pres1 dent, Arch Maddock, secretary, and Bruce Stuckel, treasurer As the Sophomore class moved mto the frrst semester, It became ev1dent that they were a versatlle group, not only maklng good record acadenucally but also 1n extra curncular act1v1t1es, glV1Hg outstandmg performance rn fleld, everyone part1c1pated, helplng to round out soccer, J V basketball, and J V football teams From these enthus1a.st1c youths wlll ccme the wmmng teams of next year Talented clannet solo1st, Frrul Rogers, brought en Joyment to all those who attended the school's musrcal pres entatlons throughout the year Dramatlcally, Bruce Stuckel emerged as the 10th grade speaker outstandmng as he walked away w1th the Oratoncal Contest award 1n hrs group1ng The Glee Club and Cho1r chose several of the more musrcally talented from thelr ranks, easlly blend1ng thelr VOICES w1th the old txmers Many other HCUVIUCS such as the Agassrz Club must go unmenuoned for lack of space The envlable record made by the class of '59 portends even more 1llustr1ous achlevements ILI1 future years at Pen mngton L to R A Macldock Sec , R Applegate, Pres , B Stuckel, Treas 43 sports, music, and dramatics. Arch Maddock scored highest on the honor roll for the Sophomores. On the athletic . . . , - , . n , I. toR FIRST ROW R McCorm1ck, R Karp J Dona Mrs W11l1ams A Krnney L Oxon R Jenmngs SECOND ROW P Meyer S Khne D Easterhn E Harper S Buzenberger The Lower School The boardmg students of grades seven and e1ght 11ves in the Lodge under the very careful supervislon of Mr and Mrs Lewis Shortly after school began we held a class meeting and elected the followmg offxcers Pres Larry Orosz Rlchard McCorm1ck were hrgh boys on the scholarshlp 11st R1chard Karp and Rrchard Ienmngs both entered the Declarnatlon Contest Rlchard ICH1'11.l1gS won rt recit mg Gift Wrth the Wrappmgs Off We made a trtp to Valley Forge Pa early in the year It was a very mterestmg trip and we leamed many new thmgs We hope to see all the fellows back next year and hope we can all stay together untd graduation in 1961 nd 1962 L toR,E Harper Sec R Ka.rp,v1ce Pres , L. Orosz Pres , J Dona I y Vice -pres. Richard Karpg Ed Harper, Secretaryg and Joe Doria, Treasurer. Richard Karp, Alan Kinney, and IS FIRST ROW L to R P Runyon, J Lowden, V Srdell, R Fomaro,P Wrlder, P V1ot:1, P Dorland SECOND ROW G Lytt.1e,G Merc1er, R Harden, O Adler R W Deems,S George, G Stabxle, M.: Cragm THIRD ROW D Wrlson, T Park, E Craft, G Groff, G Pnchard, J Conca, W Camp Lmdburgh Hall To a stranger Llndburgh mrght appear as a krnd of S1 ber1a Desplte rts forebodxng appearance and the ever present danger of belng beaned by falhng plaster ll was the source of many warm and cold memorres Th1S year s crew was well proportloned ln everythlng rangrng from age to s1ze Fornaro enjoyed the honor of berng the oldest and the baldest The youngest were Deems Dorland Harden Camp Merc1er Parks Runyon and V1otn Guppy was the largest and most menacrng W1lder the smallest the only 1n s1ze he was o r clarm scholasuc fame We wtll long remember studymg over Mr Cragln s hotplate Scrapper takrng Paxton for hrs mghtly walk Levrs monopollzrng the phone booth George vs Conover olymprc wrestllng matches Puchard walk1ng Franc1ne home to the farm Gloomy Gus MSICISI smrlmg G11 panlckrng Anybody got any weeds? Vrnnre RlCh and the Blue Bomb never seen on weekends and Ga Ga Stablle babbllng All lll all we are THE HALL OF DIS TINCTION ' a 1 I 1 Q ? A X fxl .- 5 . . ., q- 4.-7 V :A - T 1? jf' ' A . 4' . '1 . R A h U, .1 X Y G 1 la? yy N . Q J' ' X . 'NX 5 . I ' I '-9 'll' l o ' , ' ' -- ' to k: H , H - 1 . ,H 1 H A H ' X ., mga FIRST ROW, L to R D Robmson, L Run, J Mott,D Relff SECOND ROW D Ze1ter, G Garcxa, B Gordon, W Scarborough THIRD ROW L Hem'y,A Suster E Thayer,L Edelstem FOURTH ROW M Brannon, J Wrthum, C Avres H. Sherwood Mr Lawton Green Hall Green Hall under the leadershtp of mentor R I Lawton rs c1ass1f1ed as the hrghest of all the halls llterally The best way to understand the hall IS to take a look at a few of the members at the spot where they tend to gather once a day After Enrrque s Hurry up and go down bell has rung ln the morn1ng Omar heads for most V1SlICd room on the hall w1th a beaker of charcoal toothpaste you know PatoJo Suster calls out shut the door Soon a few others roll out of bed Lesmes w1th h1s wake up look Eskrmo Sherwood parked wrthout parka Tex pmned w1th Elvrs button Gordon the candlesuck maker w1th h1s candalabra and Jack Palance w1th hrs memo book All head for the comfort stauon IH a drowsy trance Carlton and h1s dog Blte come rompmg 1n The steam from the showers rs slxced as Papa Bear Garcxa wades 1n w1th humrdor and matches under arm Lookmg out the wmdow we get a qurck glrmpse of Don Zerter headrng for the potato frelds Ears are held trght as Motto and Drops of Gold Scarborough try outdomg each other w1th radlos Last stragglers make appearance Edelstern com menung on hall heroes h1s commentary punctuated by a dull thud as Altltude Roblnson bumps head on door Th1s was the crew and we had a lot of fun together 47 F .. gg .r W 1 B V fr I yr X y ,, 2 ' , I- L to R FIRST ROW P Silva J Gonzales J Froehlrch F Agustl SECOND ROW M Armenteros T Haun L Mares C Morcate THIRD ROW D Mecouch D Jampo P Wentzell R Applegate FOURTH ROW Mr Phipps H Clark E Wrlson Q! 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View ,- W V 815'- Xie Goorley Hall boorley hall as ll has been known by env1ous halls above and below IS famous for 1ts unscheduled prng pong tourna ments rock and roll music hall master and ever plent1fu1 supply of gemuses who apply tnerr nat1ve rntellrgence to readmg fme hterature rolllng coke bottles down the hall and a new sport th1s year whlch has become very popular ln a short time getting on the proctors nerves However we drd apply consrderable rngenurty to a um que constructlve program not dedrcated to any specxal pur pose but constructive neverthe less whrch we carrred forth whenever a spare moment was inflected upon us Notable achrevements were gwlng Mr Phipps swrm mrng lessons once a week rnstructrve class for the unin formed on how to be a drugstore cowboy passing Lnspectlon every week and vocal excercrse during study hall Everythrng taken rnto consrderation we have been studr ous uresrstably tempted rnto forward movement by a deslre to get out on June 8 48 i t L 1 I l 3 ! ' F Y N '1 - ' ' : . . . . . , . , . , . . - 1 ', . , . . 2 . , - , ' 1 ' ' 0 . . . , . , . . r -' ,1 35- V- ' MF .ifgisfw - . - as .gf 1124 :- kgj .1 - -41' s 4.1512 'F g 0 ' .. - i n v 1 I 'N- ,A . ,, . ,, . . - ' I I . . , . . I - I - . I ' I '. ' I. I ! , , ' , ' , - I 1 - v A ' . l A ' ' I -- I X , 'Af' ' -. X -at N, ,r 1 P K Q , ii. A .s . .V .. .I ,gl 4ff I Nl? FIRST ROW L to R A Paugh, E Shafter H Sibner F Gumrna SECOND ROW C Wrttkm F Villegas R Mamung J Cordsrer THIRD ROW L Merkle B Mrlburn P Erhardt M: Johnson W Sawyer R Jef Grace Hall Grace Hall was represented by tts residents III every club and most of the sports tn the school Visrtors to the hall are forewarned not to be surprrsed to see soda bottles rollrng down the hall, shavrng cream sa111ng through the arr not parual to whom or what it lands on or an ankle hrgh sea of water swxrling around the floor of the bathroom Personalrty wlse the hall has variety Chet the Jet Wlttkm IS the versatrle Don Juan of the hall Not much rs known about Larry Merkle for he is usually srtting in hrs of frce wrrtmg college applrcatrons And Bob Manning is the salesman of the hall Varsrty basketball player Erhardt resrdes on th1s hall and rs prone to drsplay hrs sk1l1 in hrs room or maybe he 15 just Pl'8CI1Ci.l'lg9 The surprrse of the year was when Millbum came back wrth his harrcut By the way does anyone know what the marks chalked up on Francrsco s wall are for? Then we have Frank the studlous? one He s too muccchl Pre srdlng over the hall rs Mr. Johnson. 49 W in ll M , K 'fi' l 4, I l ' 1 . G ol, 4 I l v iz- . . ,- 4 N-' V D I X X4 s. - I . -Q I X , W A L . 5 3 . A n - . '.: . . , . ,.. ' . : . ' ', . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . - i ' ' ll ' ll D . .. - ' - l . . . ' . . , I .. .. . , I FIRST ROW L. to R C Robmson, J Terzano E Rrllo SECOND ROW D Clules S Pnebe D Sha.f fer THIRD ROW C Portela,P Dorchek, M Lm. FOURTH ROW W Grander D Sartor D Harnng M.r Packard E Hartke L. Rossr YN 50 sf' D Fifth Avenue The great Frfth Avenue under the leadershrp of Mr Wrlllam Packard IS generally recognrzed by ourselves as the best hall in the school Thls IS re flected rn the unsurpas ed organrzatlon whrch lf possesses No other hall does thmgs as a unrt lrke Flfth Ave does We are all late to classes and meals The lights go out and we all go to bed? We attend every school fUl'lCIl0D7 No one ever walks on the ledge? Frfth Avenue started off with a brawl thrs year A sk Goorley Our school spun reached hrgh t1de Just before school let out for the Chrrstmas holrday when the hall chou' sang carols around and about the town and campus Upon our return from vacauon we formed a basketball team whrch romped through one success after another Some of the fabulous characters of Frfth were Hartke Joker the rrrespressrble Eddy Brlllo and Lou Capone school s tallest boy Pops Terzano and hrs roomle hall proctor Tonto Dorchek Sev eral other boys rounded out th1s crew of rolllckrng Shake up artlsts who had fun lrvrng up to the rmpllcatron of the name 'isa Dommle Hall September 18 1957 Dom1n1e Hall Fall semes ter got off w1th a few Jerks about twelve no hall master fmally got one proctor got the thumbs up verdrct from us everyone satrsfred a cloud of prpe smoke arose Hall blessed wrth Holmes prrse package from Buckman turned out to be a relat1ve fed II ftsh and msects 1f left hall wrth tears ln our eyes we gave rt a round of see you later allrgator Kasdan turned Mandrake wxth fas cmatrng trrcks Leung tumed James Dean Ancker turned drs Jockey blasted the show over the a1.r ways Oklahoma heard m Oklahoma from Leung s record player Kmg scared everybody wttn hrs new name Blade Loiland brought back western shut und rt cost S50 00 We couldn t de cide whether rt was steer or cow hide decrded lt was bull I the Jury Stuckle turned out a great speech at the Declamatron Contest Orange changes rt was all fun Domrnre Hall I ri FIRST ROW L to R D Ancker S Holmes R Buckman SECOND ROW D Orange J Leung E Lofland THIRD ROW R Kasdan, Mr Campbell Rogers E Krng B Stuckel Y 1 A x . ,, . QC o o 1 5 - - ' . I . - sur- - A 'X I . . D ,, c . ,, - , - . , - . . l - H H - - . .: . , . , . . : . , . , . ' - ' ' - ' - . : . . 4 . - f - , , D , . , color - becomes brown - Time flew - year ended - If 'Elf rl 5 . 'C Y' ' E 51 FIRST ROW L ton P Chm L Warnock A Stnckland SECOND ROW C Mrller, L. Brown J Slorak THIRD ROW R Howell Mr Hotchluss 'I Boyko A Oglensky A Wzontek, C Cottrell J-thy' in 1 Commercial Hall Commerclal Hall started off wlth a blg Jolt th1s year and has IH fact kept Joltmg every srnce Composed of qulet peace 1ov1ng boys the mrnor d1vers1ons of the group COHSISI of nothmg more ser rous than occasronally removmg the fue hose from the rack and havmg playful httle games f squut gun 1I'1 the hall Now and then these drver slons are lnterrupted while the boys form a welcom mg commrttee to recelve Dr Lorenz who comes up from the apartment below to gently and very krndly request that the boys des1st from these 8CI1V1IlCS offerrng to take any one or all of them together to the cleaners unless they agree to has pornt of vrew Noteworthy event of the year Heart attack suffered by the hall rraster -.. 1. . .P 'RH' H s .f ' 'lf R ' O p X' 5. ti gf O ' ,. , . . . . ' I D ' ' 'IIO . . ,. ' . l . - . .3 . ' , . , . l v . : . ., . ' . . : . , . , , . , . . . 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L toR FIRST ROW A Maddock W Bruce J O'Ne1l.l L Orosy B Maasheen, R Greenmg A Knmey, R Karp A Sarnu SECOND ROW S Klrne R Vannoy W Newell F Tabb C Jurgensen E Ross E Mylowe, J Hrgham J Kersey M Factor THIRD ROW R Smrth, T Turner J Elder B Rowely R Hall D Smgleton, Crarg Jurgensen L Marut H Tabb Day Students Dr1v1ng rn out of the gray early momlng chrll come e day students to pass another day of self rmprovement in these halls of learnmg After the mommg s mental exertrons rn the classroom they disperse to then prrvate lunch room or gather rn the dlfllllg room w1th the boarding students to share the wholesome food spread on snowy l1nen Lunch through this sportmg body retues to the game room for some relaxa uon before attackrng the afternoon studres Thmgs run smoothly rhere supervrsed by members elected from their group to the Day Student Councrl composed of Bob Montgo mery Bert Rowley Hugh Tabb and Pete White The room closes at one o clock grvrng way to the resmnptron of bOOk1Sh struggles unt1l the 3 30 bell desrgnates the close of school The Jangllng bell does not however herald the parture of thrs transrent body for most students stay to par trcrpate rn the rrch extra currrcular program when nrght draws near, shouted farewells reverbera te off red buck facrngs, car doors slam, engmes sprmg to lrfe with caged roars, and the students accelerate off mto the deepenmg shadows. 53 ,. . . c. 1 wr. -' . r - -fi-mg as M ,, H A- f.!3i!g vf- . . 3- s ' fe ,.,, , '.': 'Q I U , A 1 I - U , uf. .f Q ' '--r 'vin . f . 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H t FIRST ROW L to R ,F Agustr J GonJ.a.1esX G Garcra, C Portela F Vrllegas SECOND ROW F Tha yer C Morcate M Armenteros A Suster B I P1na M Brannon L Run L Mares M P S11va Foreign Students Thts year again as tn years past the spanish colony at 'Lb 'L Penmngton has contrrbuted 1.n many ways We are proud of those that conquer IDS language barner and get on the Honor Roll, and we envy the athletic skrll of those that play on our teams School would probably not be better off 1f the Latins were no longer here to amuse us w1th theu contrnual good cheer From Cuba this year come Gallepo Chino VICJO Les RLIIZ Berardo Garcia Mrke Armenteros Pernaudo Agusu and Carlos Morcate Two Venezuelons grace the campus this year Stlva and Pma A neighbor of therrs Pauchrto V11 legas harls from Colombia Abraham Suster comes from the Crty of Guayaguu Ecuador and the fau' Dommrcan Republrc sends us Constante Portela From Central Amerrca we have a mad Pauameno Enrigue Thayer and from E1 Salvador Manuel Brannon Until Next year Amxgosl I Hasta luegoll ,AS 'Y Wala I ,ff ! I sr 1,1 5 ' . , : 1 Y Q, - . C N f' . X , '- I Q 2 . .' . , . ., . ' . , , ' , g ,, - 1 ' 3 r ' y + - , - , f , . , . . . 'T . It K 3 . , ' l . L, lf. U 0 f -2 A, 4 2 6 r ' ' ' I' 'I ' f- . r 1 -s 5591 ' ' ' - ' 'X . 1 I . Q L. ,sf 4. 'V . 0-I ' .,l.pAP: '. r , as 1,1 ,V s ., .f-.3 - - - ,, . U '61 -' n u n ' ' n ' ' . az- - Q . . Q ' I I . . . ,, . ,, .- I ' I , . ' . l I 2 3. - . . 1 T n '- I U l 5 A . '- ax U 1. t -J '. 0' ':- 37. ' k in r r ' 1 - j f Y X N . . U A. Lu I '-, Sr' U1 .ai FIRST ROW L toR Mr Kersey J Lermg P VIOUII P Clun K. Rook W Newell R Fomaro R Sarto, S George SECOND ROW H Sherwood RW Deems G Groff E Craft B Applegate G Stabxle G Mer CIE! Walters Our darly wants and needs Ln the form of sustenance are dependent upon the boys in the whrte Jackets Thts ambr trous group which cheerfully serves our meals frnds itself arrrvmg earlier and staying a 11ttle later after we leave that everythmg may be clean and lmmaculate Not an easy Job boltrng down their meals in between trxps to the kitchen to load and reload therr emptred trays yet nevertheless they persevere for they know the value of the education they wrll acquire by workmg their way through school The effrcrent servrce they give rn providmg a prune essentral of lrfe does not go unapprecrated by the students whose gratifrcatron rs shown during the Chrlstmas season when each table gives tts respectrve watrer a present Although they are everythmg that we say and more some of the credrt for prompt servrce must be reserved for this year s very helpful krtchen staff We applaud Mr Kersey s warters who have cone again gone a frne Job of fulfillmg our mam desrre eatmg 55 X2 E-4 -as ONDED X9 x Anxfcx f ACTIV P 11 1 Lip . , 6 1 1 U f 0 f X 11-ftp 'X ' 'rl Gigi.. 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O tv s I 1 2 s TT 5.1 L to R C Jurgensen Cnag Jurgensen Mr Cragin B Rowley Nohonol Honor Society 1 D6 Trl Steps Chapter of the National Honor Socrety of Secondary Schools here at Pennington has been dedicated to a four fold purpose the creatron of enthusiasm for scholarship the stimulation of a destre to render service the promotion of worthy leadership and the development of character in the student body Students who attatn these laudatory objectives are candidates for membership subject to an electron by the Faculty Councll and approval of actrve Society members This year Mr Cragln has again given hrs vlrgorous and active support as faculty advisor Last year s members Chuck and Craig Iurgensen and Bert Row ley decided not to elect offrcers but to work to gether as a unit The present program inaugurated by these members is to be expanded to encompass plans for the betterment of the entrre school when new members are added in February It LS fervently hoped that the Honor Society will continue rs good work ln the years that Ile ahead ' 9- Mr Cragrn adv 68 V . - I I V. ' -4 ,. ' ,A rx X z X1 7, .x ' L KX! it . .2 . , ' v ' l ' ' O O S : . X ' : : ' I C ' l ' l 1 ' ' .. rv' - X 1 ' - ' I . , . FIRST ROW L toR J Kersey D Karper K Rook. SECOND ROW R Sa.rtor P Whrte R Vannoy S George D Qurros R Fornaro, F Davls C Jurgensen THIRD ROW H. Sherwood G Pnchard R C1a.rk,E Wxlson H Tabb L. Markle Student Council The Student Counctl of The Pennington School was counseled by Dr Lorenz and guxded forward by tts zealous officers Rlchard Sartor president Chuck Iurgensen vice presrdent and Russell Clark sec retary who strove to Lmprove It while taking care of the actual wants of the school For the councrl itself a new system of representation was adopted Th1s year s members were e lected from the halls thereby offertng a wrder range of personalrtres who were more fam1l1ar wrth and interested rn dorm1tory rmprovements as well as the school proper Whrle mtemal improvements were being advan ced this body managed to undertake a great deal of bustness A comm1ttee was appotnted to supervrse the recreation room after school and dmner A clean up task force was launched into operation spreading their campargn by speeches and posters whlch polnted out the proper places to dispose of htter Several dances were scheduled throughout that port1on of the year remarnmg after the com pletion of the gym The Student Council year 1956-1957 can safely by called an experimental year, since many new ideas were adopted. It is hoped that future councils will benefit to the fullest extent possible from the use of these major innovations. L. to R: R. Sartor, Pres., R. Clark, Sec., C Jurgensen, Vice-Pres. 59 s ' 1 ,l FIRST ROW - L. to R.: C. Jurgensen, L. Marut, P. Wilder, C. White, D. Harden, A. Maddock, F. Davis. SEC OND ROW: Mr. Cragin, E. Craft, Craig Jurgensen, H. Conover, B. Applegate, D. Singleton, P. Erhardt. Lowell Society The thirty-fourth year of the Lowell Society began with the election of officers, Fred Davis being e- lected president- David Singleton, vice-president- and Craig Jurgensen, secretary-treasurer. Guided by Mr.Cragin, advisor, these boys were able to perpetuate the traditionally fine work of the Society. The Society's purpose: The creation of an active interest inthe literary field together with a more inclusive acquaintance with the great literature of the world. This year's Society started off its activities with two evening sojourns to McCarter Theatre in Prince- ton. There the Socletyw members delighted in see- ing two excellent plays acted out by the Intime group. Intermittent trips were also taken to Trenton go attend the showings of various movies of literary signifigance. Regular Wednesday night meetings were held for the purpose of studying one of Shake- speare's immortal plays: Henry IV Part I. Plans are now underway to see a Broadway play on the annual New York Hip. ln the future looms the a-nnaul Agassiz- Lowell basketball game in which Lowell hopes to repeat its victory of last year. The Lowell Society members believe that this was a truly successful year in accordance with their traditionally high standards. x I r f . e . : ,:Ar 'si.'V' ' . ' aff' F' A f , --, 9 5 xg .. . I 1 T 1 L. to R.: D. Singleton, Vice-Pres: Mr. Cragin, adv.: C. Jurgensen, Sec.-Treas. Wx Hx FIRST ROW L to R P Runyon R Robmson P Chan R Fornaro B Rowley SECOND ROW E Ross O Adler Mr Kersey B Gordon P Nurko T Haurr THIR.D ROW J Mott D Qurros A Suster T Park, E Wrlson E Krug RW Deems R James B Wrtt V Srdeh S George FOURTH ROW A Oglensky G Agasslz Club The twenty seventh year of the Agassiz Club was begun 111 the best of Pennlngton s progresslve tradx trons when the old members amended the constrtutron to mcrease regular mernbershlp to thlrty ln order to keep pace wrth the school s raprdly expandxng enrollment Thrs made Agassrz the largest and mos powerful club m the school The frrst meetmg also establrshed the officers Darro Qurros presldent of the club last year was re -elected Spencer George vrce president Bert Rowley secretary treasurer and Bob Hall correspondrng secretary Several lnterestrng movres based upon sc1ent1f1c data and secured from the nearby Bell Telephone Laboratory, have been shown at our regular meetmgs A hard to get feature about the sun 1S berng secured for Aprrl 5 Also comrng up is a tmp to the Bell Lab and of course the annual Agassxz Club banquet 5 W wluch was such a huge success last year As this edrtron goes to press the traditronal Agassrz Lowell basketball game is just a week away Positions on the Agasslz squad are berng frlled w1th players of exceptronal ab1l1ty whrch grves some support to an opttmrsuc outlook as to the score lnthe mlddle of an actrve year we feel that we --f bs-E I have accompllshed a great deal under the whole hearted mspiration ofMr Kersey and wxll see the completlon of the club s loftrest ambltlons L to R B 1-13,11 C011 Sec B Rowely Sec 1- Treas D Qurros Pres S George, Vrce Pres t I , .7 Q ,D '- ' A 4 D . as I x ' 1 Q. 1- A ' 3 'V . - 3 'V ' ' A 1 , F ' by 'f-J.: ' - I 'fi f .- . , v 1 , , Z' ,1 pf - L35 fp . .R . y Lyn1e,B.'HAu,D.'Ha1f1hg,B. Sduclte1,L. Nteflue. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 . I I - 1 . . ' . 2' -1 . - . I I , 1 Y' - . . . , vs. J, plz V . ' ' ' . ' r , f 4' ,QQ ' ' ' N - . .: . ' , . .5 . ' , .5 . , .5 . - FIRST ROW L to R S George K Rook, D Zeiter Mr Rarick, F Davis F Tabb D Qmros SECOND ROW C Cottrell O Adler R Orange T Pa.rk,B Stuckel G Lyttle R Harden THIRD ROW: R Howell J Lowden R. James S Pnebe J Conca W Sawyer J Kersey O Pina Glee Club and Sexief Music rn all ns vanous forms has been an integral part ot lrfe at The Pennlngton School for as long we can remember and has enriched our tradltron immeasurably The Glee Club has made many ser ary sources as well as many popular old favorrtes The wonderful ever apparent harmony that has been attarned by this group rs due in part to a wonderful rapport establrshed between the smgers and the ex pert leadershrp of Mr Wlllram Ranch For orchestration superb and clarrty unsurpassed the Pennington School Glee Club has our applause The Sextet renders pieces that are much better porduced 1f they are done with a deference to the mdrvrdual coordrnated voice Again harmony reigns supreme as the sextet warms our ears to the dulcet stratus of the best types of musrc I. toR. DQu1ros D Smgleton Mr Ranch,R James D Zeiter J Kersey D Orange F Davrs f - . .: . , . . , . . , . , . ' . : . , . t , . , . . , . , . . . . , , . , . , . , . , . . ' . . . , . . as ' . - ious contributions by presenting before many large audiences the better selections from the contempor- ' I . . . . i , . I . : . ' , . ' , . ' . I , . . . , . , . az L to R FIRST ROW Mr Racnch J Kersey I Prna R Orange S Pnebe R James D Lowden K Rook T Park SECOND ROW L Brown D Zelter D Wrlson G Lyttle F Davrs W Sawyer, C Cottrel Cholr and Quartet Ou' chapel choir may well be acknowledged as the hardest worlung choral group of the school for they present a well rehearsed anthem every week at the Sunday vesper servrce with an ambmous group of boys singing the choir had no trouble in undertakmg its more rmportant obligations the Candlelrght Carol Servrce whlch mjected the Yuletide spmt into the students before they went home to celebrate thrs holtday The next major appearance on thetr busy agenda was 111 combmation with the Westmlnister Chou College Solo1sts in the Lenten Vesper Musicale at wluch time the Quartet sang a number especrally composed by Mr Rarich The Eastertrde Vesper Mustcale and the Ascension Day Servtce followed 1D Apr1.l and May Led by Doc Rarich the chorr as always has proved a maJor success Recognltron of xts profr crent delrghtful performance was recerved rn the form of an 1nv1tat1on to appear rn Ph1ladelph1a to sing before a group of educators from Methodrst prep schools and colleges at a banquet in the Belle vue Stratford Hotel Needless to say thrs was also a cred1t to the music master and the fme Job he does The quartet th1s year cons1sted of Fred Davis Drck James Dave Srngleton and Don Zeiter Theu well blended voices have qualrfied them to pamcr pate in more musicals thls year than has been usual m the past L to R D Smgleton, D Zerter D James F Davis hi I D . . : I t 1 y :X 1 Y L O . I .. . . . - ' r I . I . . . '. . . , J . ' B, I FIRST ROW L to li J Beane R Howell Dr Prmm S Pnebe W Sawyer R Jennmgs D Ancker E Harper J Kersey A Paugh K. Rook The Wesley Club The Wesley Club whlch was formed only three years ago has rap1dly xntegrated rtself rnto the re11 grous l1fe of the school Its members are for the most part boys who plan to study for the mmrstry up on graduatlon The functron served is to prov1de an opportumty for those mterested to obta1n deeper meanmg and splrrtual guldance from rellgron 1n a profound study whlch tends to delve deeper than the requlsite Brble study classes The very msplred group of off1cers elected to lead them this year are respectlvely Ronald Howell president Steven Prlebe v1ce presldent James Kersey secretary Arthur Paugh asststant secretary David Ancker chaplam Presrdent Howell has altrurstrcally set 3S1dC part of hrs tune to lead nrghtly vesper medrtauons rn the chapel where there has been an atmosphere most conducrve to makmg closer contact w1th God And many members have had the opporutnlty to put to use what they have learned by partlc1pat1ng rn the Sunday vesper servrces Theu work also extends OUIS1d6 of the school Deputatlon teams have been sent to nearby churches where they have led rn the worsh1p servlces Others have gone on work camp projects which are sponsored by the Socrety of Frlends The helpmg hand of fellowship extended by the R Howell Pres , A Paugh Assrstant Sec , D Wesleyans has won the frrendshlp and adrnuatlon of Ancker Chaplm everyone L to R J Kersey Sec , S Preebe,V1cePres , 1 l - . . . . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . . 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T4 ,. . ... . . . .:. , .- . , .. , .. , v ' . ,, Xi K Jfl H :mms n ll -of--- td 4-If -' -1.n FIRST ROW, L to R D Relff, E Ross, L Edelstem, Mr Campbell, F AgLlSf1 SECOND ROW O Adler, J Wlthum, H Sherwood, A Oglensky, E Wllson, P Nurko, C Mlller, W Camp, P Chm, F V1llegas, D Rohm son Pennfonlan The school newspaper at Penntngto th1s year turned rt s lrterary endeavors towards a prrnted edrtron Thrs was done through the persrstence of the staff rn brrngrng to the attentron of certaln key rndrvrduals the rncreased feelrng that lnterest and esprlt de corps would be promoted by a better paper Therr efforts resulted tn prrnted zssues dur mg the second semester Before l'6CClVlllg a subsrdy from the school for outstde prrnttng the paper had been an tndepenelent organtzatxon Money earned by sellrng soft drrnks and hot dogs at the football Eames purchased necessary paper frlm and flash bulbs Major events covered Included all sports school muslcals and the declamatron contest Delegated reporters from each hall wrote columns publrclzrng all major shake ups and any other unusual happenlngs Coach amused Ins read ers wrth clever anecdotes and the advlce furnrshed by Dr Prmm Ill hrs popular weekly eolnmn rounded ont the paper PCllllllll,,lOll s newspaper the Penntonl rn possessed wrrters of extretoehnary calibre From them eanme rnvrlnable only trusted to responsible people, for a qun k synopsrs of a major event all one had to do was look at the Penntonran re L Wilson, L. Edt lslern fr v A N p A Wil? , ,--Y ,Q-,ive ee l l ' -2 1 is -fe' Q- lil ff fy-F fr f: V ' ' - l' nm .- - 5 I ll l - s .. L Q . . I 5 Yip' .' . l : gut F D' ' 3 - - r - , I' riff, -,L , I ': 1 Z A ' -, ' . .. . -- , -. -e I , ,. '.: V f h . - V - w ' N ' t 55 l ' Tlx? H Y: 9 r I , '- 7 E ' W .' Q ' S N 'i X X , ..' 4 X ' N A t - ', F . , . - A A L -1 - ,ii 'Ti V A ' h -' A-in . V ' , . 32.5 .' I u 2 T assi , Bn O , H 4 . , . I x I . ' . . i . ' r 1 . s , . . , I , . . . . , I Y , ' 1 '- . . s . 'L Z . ' . -UIL4 iq xy?-if, ,, ..q4-4 r. . 5. t..4.., --V - -- rf-H 'I ,ia wan' .31 :iw-f .R FIRST ROW, L to R B W1tt,D Re1ff,F Davrs, Mr Hotchluss, B Rowley, S George, D Qulros, D Srngleton SECOND ROW D Robrnson, L Merkle, B Mlller, G Lyttle, R. Hall, E Wilson, R Clark, C Wrttkln Penseman Your yearbook staff had 1ts fnst meetmg late rn October, at wlnch trme we became acquarnted w1th our advrsor, Mr Hotchklss, and selected the followmg department edrtors Dave Srngleton, busrness, Bob Mrller, assrstant busrness, Fred sports, Dave Rerff, art, and Spencer George, assrstant edrtor rn chref In the meetrngs that followed, the arms of the book were thoroughly drscussed It was eventually decrded that PRO GRESS was to be the underlyrng theme of the book, thrs theme to be denoted by cornpansons of the dlstant past wrth the present, by art work on the Faculty and the Seruor tltle pages We have represented the past mergmg wlth the pres ent at the begrnmng of the Student Body sectron rn the photo graph of freshman Karp ganng up at graduaung student Hall as he begrns hrs scholasuc clrmb toward a dlstant goal The theme decrded, our real work began the photography, wnteups and advertrsements And before we knew rt, the f1ISt deadlme wa approachmg Fevensh, last rrunute work was begun accompamed by those l A M coffee breaks Ex hausted, but tnumphant we marled the frrst forty pages on tune, thus settrrng a precedent of rneetrng deadhnes wluch was contlnued throughout the year I would srncerely hke to thank Mr Hotchluss for gurdlng us and for handllng the trme consurrung detarl of proof readmg all copy, the others of the yearbook staff who per severed rn a monumental undertakrng strewn wrth unfore seen obstacles, and all those who, rn any way, helped us reahze the 1957 Penseman Bert Rowley Edrtor ID Chref ,,1W,.i!g7 I . n . 3 O' I x r, 1. , A 4 V r X D I x 'F 'ff 'S A . ' P ' ' 1 41:1 . ' ' , 4 W l I I A I v - f 1,1 X ' . I . Xi Q , X X ,- J ' -X' Davis, literary, Dario Quiros, photography, Brewster Witt, . . , L to R D Srnglton, S George,F Dav1s, H Tabb Semor Play The hghts dlmmed, a hushed srlence fell over the au dxence, and Dust of the Road opened For thrry mrnutes four boys held everyone's rapt attenuon Fred Dav1s played Peter, who mth h1s wxfe, Hugh Tabb had prevxously committed a cr1me The appar1t1on or consc1ence was portrayed by Dave Smgleton, w1t.h earthly assxstance by the Old Man , Spencer George So successfull was the pro duct1on, that a second stagmg was performed for the bene f1t of local people The performance entaxled many long hours of memon zatxon, actmg, stage arrangement, and gu1dance Most apprelcated was the dxrectron that the boys rece1ved ln the1r mdlvrdual parts from Mrs and Mr Hawk. Th1S transformatron from Penmngton student to another hfe on the stage was a hard task for 1nexp1er1anced actors and the superb guldance d1d much to help them hurtle thrs barner A standmg ovatxon was the well deserved reward The Semor Class was proud to contrxbute to the drama t1c season rn such a successful manner, and 1Dd1V1dl13.l members of the cast hope to meet s1m11ar challenges m colleg . .: . , . ll , - . . . ' n e. N. K3!21H, '5- SPO Num 10 V fx!! S, , ' 1 J k P! - f-5425? -. 15 -9' A? nfuq? 00 . Lf, 0 EA in 3 o T, ' 0 4,9 .ki nw XS 0 ,f-445. -2...s.5,,, OA N fp XI 1157019 A .1 ! 7 Nunn 10 'T-v FIRST ROW, L to R C Tabb,P Erhardt SECOND ROW F Lugossy R Mo t P N k gfotlmag, B Marker, R Bron.ner,H Tabb, D Jampo THIRD ROW Ooach PgoE'ZfnDryRob1nsl:r1ol.JHE?1?rRM ar , Oglensky, D Sartor, E Hartke, R Banko, B Mllburn, B Wltt, L Merkle, R. Fomaro, E, Rlllo, L ,Rossi Varsity Football As coach Poore started hrs tlnrtxeth year of coachrng Penrn.ngton's Red Raldens, he was greeted by a small but wzllmg group of boys The team was composed of mne teen backs and s1x lmernen A star studded backf1eld offered, to rnenuon a few, such seasoned players as Rrchar Fornaro, Frank Lugossy, Robert Montgomery and Marvm Trotman These were the men who were to execute the plays w1th devastatmg results In an opemng vrctory, the team demonstrated power and speed m the backfreld, but ns lme lacked depth The lme remamed a major problem throughout the season Hampered by mjurxes to key players and not belng able to find a consecunve placekicker, three games were lost by a touchdown or less The Ra1de1s rmght have enjoyed a standout season ex cept for faxlure to convert extra points, wh1ch resulted 1n two of the club's three defeats and a t1e, but the mam thing was that everybody played together and never once let up .si 'A' V: , 'I tx . lx. f Y s.-....,,,..,k h f. ,. -I 5 - f.. . . 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Nh , . -RQ, , wf A Hi. 51 l. f..-at L z'L ill 3,3114 The Scoreboard Penntngton B air 26 The Raiders opened the season rn fine style with a hard earned victory over Blair This was one of the finest offensive games of the season Montgomery Trotman and Fornaro scoring touchdowns Pennington West Nottingham After a week of defensive drill the Redmen stopped West Nottingham cold on foreign so1l This win with Bob Montgomery Brewster Witt and Frank Lugossy scortng two touchdowns each proved costly as Trot man rnjured his shoulder Pennington Perkiomen 13 Perkiomen caught the Raiders on an off day as penal ties and disastrous fumbles were felt Without the services of Trotman and two 1nJured key lrnemen the team fought valiantly and Perkiomen left the field knowing they had fought hard for their team Pennington East Stroudsburg 6 Stroudsburg was outplayed rn every period as the Raiders continuously manuevered in enemy territory A fumble gave Stroudsburg a touchdown but Trotman tied up the score in a superior play Pennington 44 Farragut 6 After training hard for the little sailors it was east ly seen from the opening kickoff that the game was won Farragut was completely baffled as they watch ed Trotman race by for three touchdowns Pennington -- 12 Valley Forge -- 13 This was a real heartbreaker for with 15 seconds and a fourth -down to go Pennington was stopped one foot from triumph. Jinxed both tries for the extra point failed leaving the game to a highly talented Valley Forge team. Pennington -- 19 B M.I. -- This was the biggest game of the season for both teams. Though B M I was picked by 30 points past performances mean little when these rivals meet. There was an upset as Pennington led for the first three quarters but gave way in the last to an accurate point kicking B M I and the close of this game closed a 3-3-1 season. FIRST ROW L to R F Tabb, A Oglensky, H Conover, P Vlottx, R LCVIS, P Whxte SECOND ROW C Jurgensen, E Rogers, E Craft, R Manmng, E Schafer, R W Deems, Craxg Jurgensen THIRD ROW D Qu1ros, B Mrlbum, R Harden, T Park, D Stuckel, I Pxna, E VanWegen FOURTH ROW G Longwell, W Bruce, M: Cragm J V Football The mward thrrll and sense ofprtde that accompames an undefeated season IS hard to descr1be Such emotrons were shared by the 1956 Jumor Varsrty Football Squad as they trrumphed over all therr opponents Coached by Mr Cragm the Lrttle Red Rarders after one month of practrce met Peddre on the grrduon Once over f1rst game Jrtters the team sparked when Chuck Jurgensen passed to Freldmg Tabb for a 50 yard dash wh1ch defeated Peddre 7 0 Blarr next on the schedule fought one of the toughest games of the season fxnal score Pennrngton 13 Blarr '7 A varred and aggressrve attack on the followrng game smashed George School 41 O w1th Chuck and Ctarg Jurgen sen Dano Qutros and Fteldrng Tabb scorrng The Hun School eleven fell mto the mud on a wet nasty day as the J V powerhouse surged forward for a fmal 46 O A return game wrth rugged Blarr frnrshed the season wrth Penmngton at the peak of perfectron wrnrung 33 19 The team s success rested on hard wrllrng practtce team spurt and hrgh morale These and the 1nd1v1dua1 most from every player made thrs an unforgettable season w . - In ul. 4 . o . - 1 . . 1 1 1 a ' 1 u 1 ' 1 1 1 n 1 , . 1. 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FIRST ROW, L to R O Adler, D Orange, K Rook, J Kersey, D Chiles, M L1u SECOND ROW Mr Haw thome, A Suster, D Harnug, E W1Json, G Groff, D Smgleton, F Davxs, J Conca Varsity Soccer Soccer coach Mr Hawthorne burlt the team around a solrd core of veterans from last year s vars1ty squad Fred Dav1s George Groff Doug Harrrng and Dave S1ngleton Startrng off the year rn soccer was drffrcult at frrsf because most of the booters were relatrvely new to the sport but wrthrn the frrst two weeks of practrce the team began to shape up The knotty problem of co ordrnatrng the back freld wrth the hne was smoothed out rn therr open1ng game w1th Lawrencevrlle Although they lost the rugged encounter wrth a top team rmtrated the new players mto the sport Experrenced now and rarrng to go they clashed w1th tradr tronal rrval Central Hrgh The farmers from Central out played the Redmen rn two rousrng games Defeats de llvered by Perkromen and B MI followed w1nd1ng up the season Loslng all the games mlght have been drsheartrng to lesser men after the hard practtce followed by such deter mrned efforts rn the games Not so wlth Only the Excellent who realized how much they had garned from the healthy exercrse fellowshrp of the team and character burldrng phases of the1r sport whrch more than compensated for an absence of vrctorres J x . 1' n - 0 a 1 0 - . 0 u 0 1 . , . 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . , . 11 11 , Q 11 11 1 1 . . 1 , - - . 11 11 0 1 s 1 K 'Y L to R FIRST ROW D Orange, R Kasdan, K Rook, W Howe, J Leung SECOND ROW D Qu1ros,A Paugh, J Slorah, G Stablle THIRD ROW P Runyon, F Davls, T Turner, H Tabb, E Craft,D Srnglton, Mr Lewls The swlmrrung team, coach by Mr Lewrs, though handl capped by an unfrnlshed gym undergorng mod1f1cat1ons, started off then' season rn the usual up and at them fashron Gettmg rn shape was the most senous problem for the team because of the late start Through concentrated practlce they were 1n farr condrtlon for therr frrst meet w1th B1a1r Followmg the B1a1r meet the Pemungton swlmmers competed With Peddle, Lawrencevxlle, and George School Because of a lack of partrcrpatron rn the d1v1ng and vanous stroke events the team was unable to produce vlctones, but 1nd1v1d ual competrtlon was flerce Hugh Tabb Qcaptarnj swam the free style, Dano Qurros and Ed Craft represented the team 111 the backstroke and relay events, and Fred Davrs and Hugh Tabb entered the breakstroke events Many of the younger boys also swam 1n the meets and acqlured expenence wh1ch wlll be of value to them rn the future The team felt rt had a good year and next year s carry overs are lookmg forward to another year of keen competr t1on U K v ' T f J y Swimming Team li ,,,...., .aww P 'Pi' -rr Y A wwf A M FIRST ROW, L to R P W11der, B Mllburn, G Stabxle, G Pnchard, R Applegate SECOND ROW Mr Crag1n, T Park, L Ede1ste1n,G MBICISI, M Armenteros, R Harden, J Kersey,A Stnckland, C Carman R Vannoy J V Basketball One of the most 1mpress1ve Jumor VHISIIY teams ln the hlstory of Penmngton, full of hustle and SP1I'1t, dnbbled down the planks, home and away, 1n Only the Excellen tradltnon Although they opened the season rather slowly lost the f1I'St three because of lack of practlce the Lmttle Redmen wound up Wlth seven won The startmg f1VC' were Cary Stabrle and Paxton Wxlder, at the guard POSILIODS, Bob Applegate, center, and Bruce Mllburn and Gordon Prrchard, forwards Offenng ready and strong support from the bench were lvhke Armenteros, Larry Carman, Larry Edelsteln, Drck Harden, Jlmmy Kerse George Merc1er, Tom Park, Al Stnckland and Dxck Vannoy The fzne coachmg and encouragement whxch Nh Crag1n gave boosted the team LO a successful season ln WhlCll the boys had a lot of fun and acqulred expenence for the VRISIIY squad next year Pennington Penrungton Penrungton Pennmpfon Pemungton Pennmgton Penmngton 46 Pennmgton-42 Pennmgton 66 Pennmgton 69 Penxungton 85 Lawrencevllle Perklomen 52 B M I 64 Peddle 37 Larnbertvllle St Benedlcts 31 Peddle 44 B M I 50 Adrn1ralFarragut 29 Hav rford 52 Rutgers Prep 33 ll W! FIRST ROW, L son, P Erhardt, Pemungton Penmngton Pennlngton Penmngton Penmngton Pemungton Pennmgton Pemungton Penmngton Penrnngton Pemungton Pennlngton to R M Trotman, Coach Poore SECOND ROW V Sxdeh, L Rossl, R Montgomery, E W11 J Clark, E P4110 Lawrencevllle 58 Rutgers Prep 70 Perklomen 53 B MJ 51 Peddle 47 Adm1ra1Farragut 48 St Benedlcts 64 Bla1r 70 B M I 64 AdxruralFarragut 4 Valley Forge 74 Rutgers Prep Va rslfy Basketball The Red RBIOBIB pned the 11d off the basketball season by loslng then opemng game to a hustlmg Lavvrencev1lle School qtuntet by a score of 58 50 However, Coach Poore s sprnted team accepted tl'l1S defeat as an lncen 1ve to w1n rompmg to v1ctory over Rutgers Prep, Perklomen, and B M I 1n qulck successlon Then they Joumeyed to Peddre to face thelr toughest opponenm of the season The shottlng accur racy of Marvm Trotman accounted for the close tnumph Q48 47Q when he converted a well a1med jump shot w1th just srx seconck to play The superb ball handlmg of other members of the startmg f1Ve Jlm Clark, Bucky Erhardt, Bob Montgomery, and Ed R111o stood out rn thrs hard fought contest just as 1n all thelr games The pace was broken by a fast St Bened1ct's club who handed the Rarders the1r second defeat After th1s trouncmg there was a tnumph over Blau followed by a loss to B M I Bouncmg back with a closmg season dnve, Admlral Farragut, Valley Forge, and Rutgers Prep fell before this year's strong club. Another great team has added its mark to Pennington tradidon. 725 I . I fvg' 4 Qu h . v Q I ' ,I I ' ft. 5X 1 f -'I 1U ?i 1 4--V' UW, 4 X 1, I ww 5+ Alma Maier Hall Pk,IllllllQlO'l hall' Our Alma Miter dear' We land thy liilllx We ll spread thy fame For thee We ll ever cheer For thee llc ll eta cheer ffihorusj Hall Hlll' Hall PClll'llllgIOll Hill' Hall PCIll'llllUlOll hall' Thy Colors red and black Our senses tllrlll And stlr our wlll Our love thex shall not lack Our lou thty shall not lack CChorusJ Hall Pgllllll wton hall' We PTLZL thy roses red Wltll form so fall Wltll fragrance rart Tllull' charms the earth o ersprtad Tllbll' eharnls t earth o erspread fChorusJ Hall PClllllllglOl hall' Thx ITlOllUlJIlll1,:, col tent Our days tmll stud Whate er b tldt Only the Excellent Onlv the Excellent CChorusJ Hall Ptnnllgtol hall' Thy glorles me ll wroclalm To llxe fort tt Most lo alll shall bt olr co sunt arm Shall nt cl r kOl9lZilllC1lTl fC'lOl'llS, E-ranclf llarxx-'v cruel. , 1 L l, . 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FREDERICK T BARRETT PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS NJbT S II P'tHmes Indtl NJbT Lg THE TRENTON TRUST COMPANY Complete Banking Servuce at Four Convenient Locatlons MAIN OFFICE 28 West State Street Auto Pedestrlan llmdovn COLONIAL BRANCH Broad 81 Hudson DYIVC ln Wmdow MERCER BRANCH Broad 81 Market Drive ln Vlmdow PENN STATION BRANCH OPk N NIONDAX PRIDAI 7 00 A 'Il to 1 00 P N1 MARYG ROEBLING President Chairman NIFNIBFH FFDFRAI DEPOSIT INSLRANCF CORPORATION Greetings to the Class of 1957 From A FRIEND HOPEWELL RADIO SHOP Plulco RCA Zenith Maytag Whirlpool f omplzments ED AND ALICE COOMBS Youngstown Hoover Proprietors Sales di Service Highland Hopewell Pef 9'0 N- J- Hopewell 6-0042 - .. .. 1 I 1 1 - 1 I -v. 41 I A -' A n . 1. . Q nl n . - . ' I . ,. , , , . . 1 ,. . , A . , . of i 1 . .. of . l We are prlvlleged CCmPl WSWS I supply Penmngton School wlf MEDALS FOR ATHLETIC AND SCHOLASTIC AWARDS PENNINGTON KEYS A STATIONERY QUALITY AND VALUE FOR OVER A CENTURY QUALITY MARKET PENNWTON N J J E CALDWELL s. co fewelers brlversmzths Statronery Chestnut 8. Jumper Streets Phlladelphl ND PINS FOR VARIOUS SOCIETIES 07 Qefweq77t4ed Selected Ice Cream Served at THE PENN INGTON SCHOOL SELTZER 81 MITCHELL Insurance Brokers 22IO Packard Building Phllodelphlc 2 Pc Telephone Rittenhouse 6 9282 l C fo ' Q ,l. . r 0 1 11 - PENNINGTON PHARMACY 746 2494: Maw to 71444 L SCHILDKRAUT P p Compliments of LACY ATHERTON 8. DAVIS Archliecfs 8. Engmeers Compllmenfs of EDWIN R HUDDY 8. SONS T NJ H 0 H . , FO. I wwk -B P H 'b 9 P ' I FLYNN S HARDWARE Super Kemtone Kem Glo Plpl Flttlngs 15 West Delaware Ave Telephone Pennington 7 0059 Pennington HOUSEL S AMACO SERVICE Form Equipment Garden Tractors Sales 8. Servlce Auto Repairs Telephone 7 Ol95 Rt 69 Lawn Mowers WAYNE T SAVIDGE Dalry Feeds Pet Supplies Pennmgfon Pennington Delaware Ave 8 Rt 69 THE HILL HOUSE A Good Place to Eat e os ll Proprletor Rt 69 A W GILL 8.C0 Office Supplies MPN 9 VQFJXR B039 WFAR an Furniture l 14 East Hanover Street I5 North Broad Street Trenton Trenton New Jersey By Atppomtmenr On13 Two barber Narurl GILBERT a. MOTT JACK S CHEVROLET CO BARBER SHOP Jack Post Proprietor T N J PHONE Pennington 7Ol57 N J I'enf0n EW efiey Pennington 136 S Mann Street ' - ' g N. J. ' I, H 3 . mu, ' N. J. ' N. J. ' ' 'w , ' ETON SHOP d JAv'k .JA lx , l,J, N. J. ' . ' ' - ' ' s on f aay CNE WEST STATE BROAD 81 LIBERTY STATE 81 OLIIEII BRUNSWICK CIRCLE Best Wishes for cl Successful Future to the Class of T957 A FRIEND PRINCETON FUEL OIL CO I SERVING BERNARD BROTHERS INC 9Tk Tt NJ P . f H00 Wholesale rlnce on - Fruits and Produce Cold Storage Froze G cl nnington and Vicinity 39-4 uc er Street ren on, . . COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Loyal To The Ethics of Pharmacy STEINEL PHARMACY Best Wishes fo The Class of 1957 A FRIEND JOHN M. HIGHMAN, PROP REHAK PAINTING CO. INSTITUTIONAL-RESIDENTIAL-INDUSTRIAL BRUSH OR SPRAY PAINTING CENTRAL JERSEY S MOST MODERN BRUSH AND SPRAY PAINTING CONTRACTORS Complete Insurance Coverage on all Work Member of Palntlng and Decorating Contractors of America Shp T t ION J y , Office- 0 345 Bunting Ave. cozmgfam Phone EXport 4-4506 ren on , ew efse 'gi' Best Washes rom Stewart Bert Spencer Frecl The Class of 1957 Dave R Darlo Brewster Dave S o and all the rest who have helped In malung this year HAL S RECORD SHOP book possible l It s n records you can get lt here 11 E Stare Sr EXport 3 1818 C omplzmenl Fompllments BLACKWELL The Pennington Cleaners MEMORIAL HOME Pennmsfon New -le 5eY North Mann Street Our 75th year of SCFVICB w J H Abey,MD. f : to B ln If + ' I O ' 'I Trenton N- -l. of of . H . Of THE PENNINGTON SHOP GIF TS SPPCIXITIFS C XRDS XX I IOI T S XX IIQl F S IIIHSIORI D Mrs ANNA K SMITH Proprletor Cnmplzments A FRIEND DWYER BROS INC School RUPPIIBS XFIISI SIIPPIIC Offlce Supplies Statlonerv K IXOiIdIxS II7 II9 N Brood Street Trenton N J COLVEY S LAMpS GEORGEB VROOMAN INC GIFTS Wholesale Distributors RADIOS Qualnty Canned Foods HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Phsludelphm 47 Pennington New Jersey KAISER wlLLYs MOTOR CARS BAKER'S GARAGE Route 69 DON ALLEN ATLANTIC GASOLINE. Pe 9f0n New Je 5eY Complete Service for your Car phone 193 At the Penmngton Circle CHARLES F. BAKER . . , I . ., . of . ' , I - S ' I , . . I . I PP Compliments of GUMINA BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION CO GITHENS REXSAMER 81 COMPANY uallty Foods Smce 1861 Phnl mph. 6 P. A reciat' Best Wishes from A Fof A Parent Mend N B ' k N J Sy 9 ' a 'a, , o Bell Phone ST 8 3116 FACTORS TO YOU FURNITURE CO FURNITURE CARPETS BEDDING HIGHWAY BELOW MILL BRISTOL PA Compllmenfs of EASTERN GAS AND FUEL ASSOCIATES Producers of Beacon Blfumlnous Coal JAMES V. CONCA-EDW. J. CANTWELL PROPS. Penmngfon Offlce THE TRENTON BANKING COMPANY Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM GH FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION IUUPIIUI NfS THE DREIER COMPANY Afhlehc Oufflffers 307 309 Seaman Sf New Brunswick N .I PENNINGTON HARDWARE Complgmenfs 6 North Mann Street Pittsburgh Pamfs Glass Housewares Stanley Tools HOWE NURSE-RIES Hardware Pennnngton P hone 7 0508 d UF I of