Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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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-

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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 .,

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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! HW? 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?