Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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L to R FIRST ROW Mr Racnch J Kersey I Prna R Orange S Pnebe R James D Lowden K Rook T Park SECOND ROW L Brown D Zelter D Wrlson G Lyttle F Davrs W Sawyer, C Cottrel Cholr and Quartet Ou' chapel choir may well be acknowledged as the hardest worlung choral group of the school for they present a well rehearsed anthem every week at the Sunday vesper servrce with an ambmous group of boys singing the choir had no trouble in undertakmg its more rmportant obligations the Candlelrght Carol Servrce whlch mjected the Yuletide spmt into the students before they went home to celebrate thrs holtday The next major appearance on thetr busy agenda was 111 combmation with the Westmlnister Chou College Solo1sts in the Lenten Vesper Musicale at wluch time the Quartet sang a number especrally composed by Mr Rarich The Eastertrde Vesper Mustcale and the Ascension Day Servtce followed 1D Apr1.l and May Led by Doc Rarich the chorr as always has proved a maJor success Recognltron of xts profr crent delrghtful performance was recerved rn the form of an 1nv1tat1on to appear rn Ph1ladelph1a to sing before a group of educators from Methodrst prep schools and colleges at a banquet in the Belle vue Stratford Hotel Needless to say thrs was also a cred1t to the music master and the fme Job he does The quartet th1s year cons1sted of Fred Davis Drck James Dave Srngleton and Don Zeiter Theu well blended voices have qualrfied them to pamcr pate in more musicals thls year than has been usual m the past L to R D Smgleton, D Zerter D James F Davis hi I D . . : I t 1 y :X 1 Y L O . I .. . . . - ' r I . I . . . '. . . , J . ' B, I

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FIRST ROW L to R S George K Rook, D Zeiter Mr Rarick, F Davis F Tabb D Qmros SECOND ROW C Cottrell O Adler R Orange T Pa.rk,B Stuckel G Lyttle R Harden THIRD ROW: R Howell J Lowden R. James S Pnebe J Conca W Sawyer J Kersey O Pina Glee Club and Sexief Music rn all ns vanous forms has been an integral part ot lrfe at The Pennlngton School for as long we can remember and has enriched our tradltron immeasurably The Glee Club has made many ser ary sources as well as many popular old favorrtes The wonderful ever apparent harmony that has been attarned by this group rs due in part to a wonderful rapport establrshed between the smgers and the ex pert leadershrp of Mr Wlllram Ranch For orchestration superb and clarrty unsurpassed the Pennington School Glee Club has our applause The Sextet renders pieces that are much better porduced 1f they are done with a deference to the mdrvrdual coordrnated voice Again harmony reigns supreme as the sextet warms our ears to the dulcet stratus of the best types of musrc I. toR. DQu1ros D Smgleton Mr Ranch,R James D Zeiter J Kersey D Orange F Davrs f - . .: . , . . , . . , . , . ' . : . , . t , . , . . , . , . . . . , , . , . , . , . , . . ' . . . , . . as ' . - ious contributions by presenting before many large audiences the better selections from the contempor- ' I . . . . i , . I . : . ' , . ' , . ' . I , . . . , . , . az

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FIRST ROW L to li J Beane R Howell Dr Prmm S Pnebe W Sawyer R Jennmgs D Ancker E Harper J Kersey A Paugh K. Rook The Wesley Club The Wesley Club whlch was formed only three years ago has rap1dly xntegrated rtself rnto the re11 grous l1fe of the school Its members are for the most part boys who plan to study for the mmrstry up on graduatlon The functron served is to prov1de an opportumty for those mterested to obta1n deeper meanmg and splrrtual guldance from rellgron 1n a profound study whlch tends to delve deeper than the requlsite Brble study classes The very msplred group of off1cers elected to lead them this year are respectlvely Ronald Howell president Steven Prlebe v1ce presldent James Kersey secretary Arthur Paugh asststant secretary David Ancker chaplam Presrdent Howell has altrurstrcally set 3S1dC part of hrs tune to lead nrghtly vesper medrtauons rn the chapel where there has been an atmosphere most conducrve to makmg closer contact w1th God And many members have had the opporutnlty to put to use what they have learned by partlc1pat1ng rn the Sunday vesper servrces Theu work also extends OUIS1d6 of the school Deputatlon teams have been sent to nearby churches where they have led rn the worsh1p servlces Others have gone on work camp projects which are sponsored by the Socrety of Frlends The helpmg hand of fellowship extended by the R Howell Pres , A Paugh Assrstant Sec , D Wesleyans has won the frrendshlp and adrnuatlon of Ancker Chaplm everyone L to R J Kersey Sec , S Preebe,V1cePres , 1 l - . . . . . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . . Y .. . . .- I ' I . . .. - ' I I ' I . . . I . ' 2 D Q I I , . T4 ,. . ... . . . .:. , .- . , .. , .. , v ' . ,,