Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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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

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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

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'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 ,