Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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va Fr,x112R llmmus Doi-3 - - - Dough, HU dollz 11z1flz1'11lQ 1111! f1'11ie11, as tvlm .vlzozzfd say' ' If -V011 will 11111 lzam' 11112 c11o11.w.' H0 lZC'lY7'.V I1It'l'l'j' ftllcs and .wzzfffs not. Elmer, our earliest bircl, xvas on the grounzl in Hay 26, 1886. The proverbial worm, hoyv- ever. yvoulcl probably have neeclecl no Catch- ing' in this case. lle xvoulil have eoine him- self, irresistibly eaptivatefl by lJoe's flulcet chords even as the xvilcl beasts of the forest are saicl to have been clraxvn by the strains of Orpheus' lyre. lflmer is a very loquacious man ancl it is even reportecl that he is a great iusser-but here let us clraxv the curtain of charity. Nlve shall final Elmer at Dartmouth next year. fzlfflliilli ATILTON Fim-isli, Friesyf' Milton. Track Team, '06, '07, CCapt.'l U83 Football Team, 'O7: Manager Football Team, 'O7g Tlockey Team, '07, '08 NA .W77'll'I'li office for KI 1111171 so Z11'UT't'.' so lzard if is I0 bv fl tu0111c111'x .vIc1i'C. Friese pole-vaulted into Rahxvay, N. -I., on July 7th, 1383. lfe has been vaulting ever since, and is a shark- at it now, for when a track meet comes along, Milton generally rakes in a meclal. :Xlfl1OLl5.fll he is unex- cellecl in that line, it is by no means his only accomplishment, for his social rluties CFD take up a consinlerable part of his time. es- pecially cluring the noon hour. ancl we wish him all success in that mlireetion. Further- more. Milton is a pianist, ancl promises to be- come a seconcl lleethoven, for his beautiful meloclies furnish a very cleliglnful counterpart to the noon lunch. llilton is sure that nothing but Rutgers will suit him. 17

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How.xRn IJNCIJLX llxyis, Deacon, Doe Track Team, '07, '08 , 4 nlflt' f'fOTt'llIGII l10111ctu111'd filods .'11'.e 'zt'0f11'y tray. Ol cl Deacon Davis lirst saw tha: light on ,Tune 9, H538 Hens agitat molem' and since then he has increased wonderfully in wisdom and stature-especially the latter! until now he stands at the zenith of his earthly hopes, prepared. whether to enter Riitgers, or to edit the Rafztuay Daffy ,1lKQ'1'1'c11H111'c1!. Howard is also renowned as a track athlete. While his portraits of Spalding are alone sut- ficieut to gain him fame in this vale of tears. After his matriculation, in whatever line 'fflld l3e'1c. find: himself enoaeed. we pick r N N45 him for a winner. isn't XYe hope every man we pity the man. Cifoiemc Eoyxpxium lhxlocia, JR., Patty, George. Associate Editor. lqlfffllilku '06, .072 Prize Speaking, 'O5g Greek Urator QCOIHINGHCC- ment.J I 2.1111 11111 vlzoosc -zulzaf lllllllj' 111011 tfCSl.1'l', 1106111150 f 'tt'1'H 11111 j11111f1 iufflz 60111111011 sjv1'1'1'fs, 111111 1'1111k 1115 'ldlifjl the bc11'l1a1'1111.v llIZIffilIl07US.H Un October 17th, l89l, Georgie-our Ceorgie was born with a gun in one hand and a fishing rod in the other, and he has exer- cised both hands abnormally ever since. The old rascal has the cold, grey eye of the good marksman. One ot the relies of his narrow escapes is a derby hat with bullet holes through the crown. His struggles with 'X'ergil's Ecloques have been heroic. will be good to Georgie in Yale next year, but it he 16

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RrssliLL Hyciqiz - - 'tRip, llaseball Team. '07, TIS: Hockey lim' tw' are 511011 SMH' as dren-1113 are llltlfft' of, and our Iffflv life is mnlzdcd wi llager first opened his eyes to the light of day. October lslth. 1890. and unless calcula- tions are on the bias, he has opened them only about three times since. 'A Rip's ability to slumber away the studious hours of childf hood days has been the envy of school. especially when after such he can pass his exams. with ing colors. llowever. we must not do U Rip the injustice to say that l awake, for Calthough the occurrei temporaryj, he has been doing 1 on the baseball team this year. Perhaps l'ennsy will arouse he drifts there next fall. Hstarm scholar. and he has given us him. Aside from his wisdom, he l l'l?lQ'CI'.U Team. 'OS Hz Ci sIm'fi. the entire a relapse. such ily- ie is never ice may be ioble work him when FRANK Davis llixlasm' - - Blonkf' Associate Editor. HBLUIQ Hook, 'O83 As- sociate Editor. RiQcoRn, 'O8: First Prize, Scholarship fClassical Coursel. .082 Class Prophet fCommencementj: Football Teain, 'O7: liaseball Team, '08 Joy r1'.vvs ill mu like 0 SIlllI1llL'I S 111o1'11.' Monk was carefully selected from a large stock of other apes. and appeared in Elizabeth on March lst, 1891. VYhether he traveled with Ringling llros. or Barnum K liailey, nobody knows, but it is a fact that he was a lucky choice and a rare specimen. He has several times demonstrated the truth of the Darwinian theory in the gym., where his agile form is frequently seen swaying and swinging through the air. Monk is our every indication of a great future in store for las done great stunts on the athletic field, and has proved himself to be an all around hero. Princeton for Monk. 18