Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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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

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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

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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