Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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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

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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

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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'