Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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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

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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

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'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