Pennington School - Penseman Yearbook (Pennington, NJ)

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RONALD CROWE Wine, women, and song come second UQ nature to Ron. He has been one of the top football players this year, giving his best efforts when they were most needed. Football is not all he can do, for Ron nas won the Declamation Contest two years in succession. He eventually plans to enter the Navy, the famous ram couldn't do much better. But Ron, please don't get seasick! WILLIAM CLEMENTS Denny, who had his first taste of our beloved alma mata during summer school, brushes his teeth every night. A truly immaculate boy in all respects, he has worked himself well into the scheme of things here. A good worker in more ways than one, he has participated in a great many of the school activities. Hope that he is able to get late lights in college as often as he has had them here. Good luck at Bates. XNGTQ X 4? 'Wa 52142545 3 'QJ 59 Nunn K LEONARDO D'ARAGO Leonardo, a rather quiet boy, who comes to us from Caracas, Venezuela, has made his home away from home on Lindberg Hall, a rather poor substitute. A personality that wins all, he has made many friends here. We hope that he will have all the luck in the world in all he undertakes for if he continues to put shav- ing cream in people's beds, he will need it. 20

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JEROLD BURCH Jerry is a true Ivyleaguer from the button on the back of his shirt to the soiled tips of his white bucks. One can almost im- mediately tell that he must have gone to a military school be- fore coming to Pennington. As soon as one sees him one thinks of a fashionable Valentino for the poor people. All kidding aside, Jerry has done much in his year here. Other than studying much-- and we mean much--he has been a valuable asset to our jazz combo. xNGTo , Q' ,iff k GEORGE CAWMAN Having been enrolled here for two years, Pinhead has become more than just a stu-' dent. When anyone feels in the mood for a good joke fi.e., Georgej, he can always count on the autocrat of Corson Hall. Along with being an above average student, he has helped the Redmen in many victorious efforts. He can catch his own fumbles better than anyone else. We are sure that he will succeed in college, eventually. A 6 Nbrnqb 4? be Q - 1 4- ms .ne,, o 5 5141259 2 Oo g't - A' Q MICHAEL CHAPIN When Howdy Doody last appeared on NBC in the fall of 1958 Mike arrived at Pennington with a grey MG, one mother, and a carbon copy of his Thanksgiving correspondence, he was warmly received by Dr. Smyth. Mike has been able to divide his time fairly regularly between Rebel rousing and bil1iards with Mr. Kersey. The latest word around the campus is that he plans to change his name to Hilton and enter hotel management. 19

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PAUL DeFRANCO In his second year at Pennington, Paul has been one of the mainstays of our gridiron force. In fact, he was the high scorer of the team this year, having worked hand in hand with our uarterback Dave Duthie Whenever those two et together, Cl - 8 look out . ,Aside from being such a great football player, he has done exceedingly well academically. In the future, which looks bright for him, Paul hopes to go to medical school. It is a long and difficult road, but we are sure he will succeed. X U, da D' 5 it '5- N ' 'Wg yy O We l .da .Q 00 059 NDED 'Y J. HUNTER DOWNS A student whose name is a familiar sight on the Honor Roll, Hunter has indulged in a number of school activities, not all of the kind to be publicized. He doesn't get caught like the rest of us. Actually, Hunter is a great all-around boy who will be missed by many students and teachers alike. All hope he. will do as well both in football and in studies in the college of his choice. We understand that he intends to become a surgeon. Hope we can count on you for a discount, Racetrack . 21 WAYNE THOMAS DOUGLASS Although Wayne is seen most often be- hind the bookstore counters, he would much prefer to be outside, as his hallmaster may or may not know. Known for his witty criti- cisms of all, he has more than succeeded at school. Being procter of dear old Fifth Avenue together with Bill Moody, Wayne has let all know where he stands. On Ledden! You have to pass English IV somehow.