Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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-UIL4 iq xy?-if, ,, ..q4-4 r. . 5. t..4.., --V - -- rf-H 'I ,ia wan' .31 :iw-f .R FIRST ROW, L to R B W1tt,D Re1ff,F Davrs, Mr Hotchluss, B Rowley, S George, D Qulros, D Srngleton SECOND ROW D Robrnson, L Merkle, B Mlller, G Lyttle, R. Hall, E Wilson, R Clark, C Wrttkln Penseman Your yearbook staff had 1ts fnst meetmg late rn October, at wlnch trme we became acquarnted w1th our advrsor, Mr Hotchklss, and selected the followmg department edrtors Dave Srngleton, busrness, Bob Mrller, assrstant busrness, Fred sports, Dave Rerff, art, and Spencer George, assrstant edrtor rn chref In the meetrngs that followed, the arms of the book were thoroughly drscussed It was eventually decrded that PRO GRESS was to be the underlyrng theme of the book, thrs theme to be denoted by cornpansons of the dlstant past wrth the present, by art work on the Faculty and the Seruor tltle pages We have represented the past mergmg wlth the pres ent at the begrnmng of the Student Body sectron rn the photo graph of freshman Karp ganng up at graduaung student Hall as he begrns hrs scholasuc clrmb toward a dlstant goal The theme decrded, our real work began the photography, wnteups and advertrsements And before we knew rt, the f1ISt deadlme wa approachmg Fevensh, last rrunute work was begun accompamed by those l A M coffee breaks Ex hausted, but tnumphant we marled the frrst forty pages on tune, thus settrrng a precedent of rneetrng deadhnes wluch was contlnued throughout the year I would srncerely hke to thank Mr Hotchluss for gurdlng us and for handllng the trme consurrung detarl of proof readmg all copy, the others of the yearbook staff who per severed rn a monumental undertakrng strewn wrth unfore seen obstacles, and all those who, rn any way, helped us reahze the 1957 Penseman Bert Rowley Edrtor ID Chref ,,1W,.i!g7 I . n . 3 O' I x r, 1. , A 4 V r X D I x 'F 'ff 'S A . ' P ' ' 1 41:1 . ' ' , 4 W l I I A I v - f 1,1 X ' . I . Xi Q , X X ,- J ' -X' Davis, literary, Dario Quiros, photography, Brewster Witt, . . ,

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Xi K Jfl H :mms n ll -of--- td 4-If -' -1.n FIRST ROW, L to R D Relff, E Ross, L Edelstem, Mr Campbell, F AgLlSf1 SECOND ROW O Adler, J Wlthum, H Sherwood, A Oglensky, E Wllson, P Nurko, C Mlller, W Camp, P Chm, F V1llegas, D Rohm son Pennfonlan The school newspaper at Penntngto th1s year turned rt s lrterary endeavors towards a prrnted edrtron Thrs was done through the persrstence of the staff rn brrngrng to the attentron of certaln key rndrvrduals the rncreased feelrng that lnterest and esprlt de corps would be promoted by a better paper Therr efforts resulted tn prrnted zssues dur mg the second semester Before l'6CClVlllg a subsrdy from the school for outstde prrnttng the paper had been an tndepenelent organtzatxon Money earned by sellrng soft drrnks and hot dogs at the football Eames purchased necessary paper frlm and flash bulbs Major events covered Included all sports school muslcals and the declamatron contest Delegated reporters from each hall wrote columns publrclzrng all major shake ups and any other unusual happenlngs Coach amused Ins read ers wrth clever anecdotes and the advlce furnrshed by Dr Prmm Ill hrs popular weekly eolnmn rounded ont the paper PCllllllll,,lOll s newspaper the Penntonl rn possessed wrrters of extretoehnary calibre From them eanme rnvrlnable only trusted to responsible people, for a qun k synopsrs of a major event all one had to do was look at the Penntonran re L Wilson, L. Edt lslern fr v A N p A Wil? , ,--Y ,Q-,ive ee l l ' -2 1 is -fe' Q- lil ff fy-F fr f: V ' ' - l' nm .- - 5 I ll l - s .. L Q . . I 5 Yip' .' . l : gut F D' ' 3 - - r - , I' riff, -,L , I ': 1 Z A ' -, ' . .. . -- , -. -e I , ,. '.: V f h . - V - w ' N ' t 55 l ' Tlx? H Y: 9 r I , '- 7 E ' W .' Q ' S N 'i X X , ..' 4 X ' N A t - ', F . , . - A A L -1 - ,ii 'Ti V A ' h -' A-in . V ' , . 32.5 .' I u 2 T assi , Bn O , H 4 . , . I x I . ' . . i . ' r 1 . s , . . , I , . . . . , I Y , ' 1 '- . . s . 'L Z . ' .

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L to R D Srnglton, S George,F Dav1s, H Tabb Semor Play The hghts dlmmed, a hushed srlence fell over the au dxence, and Dust of the Road opened For thrry mrnutes four boys held everyone's rapt attenuon Fred Dav1s played Peter, who mth h1s wxfe, Hugh Tabb had prevxously committed a cr1me The appar1t1on or consc1ence was portrayed by Dave Smgleton, w1t.h earthly assxstance by the Old Man , Spencer George So successfull was the pro duct1on, that a second stagmg was performed for the bene f1t of local people The performance entaxled many long hours of memon zatxon, actmg, stage arrangement, and gu1dance Most apprelcated was the dxrectron that the boys rece1ved ln the1r mdlvrdual parts from Mrs and Mr Hawk. Th1S transformatron from Penmngton student to another hfe on the stage was a hard task for 1nexp1er1anced actors and the superb guldance d1d much to help them hurtle thrs barner A standmg ovatxon was the well deserved reward The Semor Class was proud to contrxbute to the drama t1c season rn such a successful manner, and 1Dd1V1dl13.l members of the cast hope to meet s1m11ar challenges m colleg . .: . , . ll , - . . . ' n e.