Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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Rosiixpo ll1XI'fIJ.X, JR. - - - Peanuts. Dance Committee. US: Track Team, 'Ogg Tennis Representative C'mffy thy' Izabif as flu' jvzzrsv can Im-v. but not 0,t'jv'0.r.r0d in f4IlIf,X',' rfrlz, not KQ'tlI!d,X',' for fin' azfvfnrvl off fll'Ut'IllI.llIS the limit. Peanuts first saw the light of Sunny Mexico, May Slst, l59O. 'Twas there. under the shades of llopoeatepetl, that he com- menced chewing the rag' with his brother HhlCXlC2llllJS.ll which hahit evidently caused his tonlness for ehewing' gum. Aside from his chewing ability, Peanuts is right on the job in matter of attire. lle is th? chief 'fsprirtn of the school, and without fail adopts the latest styles even lnefore they hecome the fashion. lint it would he unkind not to mention the vocal qualities ot our renowned classznate. ,lt we but had a quartette, lleanuts would easily he its leading' light. for every morning one hears his gutteral tones, heautiful lneyond imagination, Hoating' o'er the atmos- phere. l'eanuts goes to Columbia, along with Contreras. Cn1is'1'12n F1:o'rt1iNo11.xxl Snrrn, Legs Chet. :Xsseeiate Editor, lh,1f1Q lriliiiliai .081 llase- lnall Team. '05, '06, '07 tCapt.l. 'OSQ Foot- lmall Team, '07: 'llraclc Team. 'CG 'O7. l,t-gs landed on the inud tlats of llay- onne. August Sth. lS39. and to his dismay. no- ticed that the mosquitoes were of gigantic proportions and extraordinary in numbers, lflis chief occupation in the hours of his hlooming childhood, therefore, was to swat these hrutes, and catch them on the wing, which probably gave him his reputa- tion as a haselhall player. Legs is our cap- tain and he is turning out a erael:-a-jack team for us this year. ,-Xsiale from his ath- letic zuhilities, Legs is a great and extra- ordinarily suecessful CTD fusser, which, of course, accounts for some of his wonderful granzlstanrl plays. Legs is in favor ot l'enn. 22

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Dlixx XI.x'1'111iY - 1Jean,' Shrimp Associate Eclitor. l1LL'1i llibllli,-T U31 ljresiclent Class of US: Dance Committee. ,082 1'rize Speaking, 'Oi 'OGL Tennis Team, 106 lliep., 'O7J. 'OSL lloclqey Team, 'OG '07 fCapt.1. 'GSI llaseball Team. US: Football Team. '06, Of tvf11'd.v llll 0-:'i'1'Ii1s1'1'11Ag H11-ru. Dean introclneerl himself to the world in llroolclyn on November 23, 1801. lle is the tennis marvel of the school anil we hope he will soon tnrn out an lnterscholastic Champion. lle slashes the racquet around at a great rate annl is harflly less able at examinations. Be- sides being our class president. he is a great fnsser, with a local fame exceeded Only by that of Lay. XYC wish all luck to Dean at l'rineeton, 1,.xwR1iNc12 l'LUMxi1c1: X.xy1,o1:, -I 14., Fattyfi lloclcey Team. 'OSC Tennis Team, US. O, fuzz-11 sr111z0 jvotvcr H10 Qlifflit' git' IIS to sm? r1111'svI's as 1'fIzC1's sec' 115 ,' if Tell-d frac 111011110 ll l111111c1'f1' frav 11.9 a1111' foofixh 1111f1'1111. On the morning of hluly 8. 1892, Fat sleepily opened his eyes ancl I'Clll31'liCCl, absent- mindeclly. Guess 1'1l cnt Greek Y to-clay and have one more nap. He has changed lit- tle, ancl to-:lay the same sweet smile illnmines the same bright countenance, as he sits pcaee- fully clreatning in the back of the Stncly Room which it clicl on that memorable clay nearly sixteen years ago. llesicles his love of the Hellenic tongue alreacly hintecl at. 'I Fat is a wonfler at both hockey anil tennis. XYe ex- pect to hear great things of him at 1'rinceton. 21 'f 1

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TXTICLYIN l,R.X'I l' SP.xL1nN4:, Mel. Spalclf' Editor-in-Chief, liluzii llurncf' 08: Track Team, '08, His fvcizcif fvcis Sfl'I'1?I-IILQ, 1'c'si5flvsx, and gra 11 if ,' His lIIl1ll7lU7'.V fume 1Q'CllILiL', criilifilyiiizg, and Iihilzdi Still Zmriz to I.IIIfll'U'Z'U 11.9 iii 0r'cl' v fiart, His jwizcil 0111' faces, his 1114111110119 Ozn' 11L'fll'f.U Un the seventh day of .l2llll.l2ll'j', lS90, our editor, little prattling Melvin, enterecl this clismal vale of tears. No cannon hoomerl when this CXU'ElOl'Lll11E11'j' youth was born. lint anyone with half an eye would have been ahle to see in the ehilrlk clear, intelligent pliysiogircmiy, a sure pzrrtent of great things to be. About the year of 1902, llartfnrzl, Conn., grew too hot to held him, zmrl Mel settlecl in C1'2UlTO1'fl. Since then he has led an upright life, and now you see him fully reformed, El member of the Track Team and Eclitor-in-Chief of the BLUE HOOK. If you would see his monument, lnolc about you. Mel is houncl for T'enn. 5 i il l ' T ' V- , 4 ' 3-E-f' J- l Eg,:i--- lf, .ffzir li M 5 ll . , l 7E? f -52 it t f T ee ee Le ' eg'WfTT'i it L ,M 1 'M Q , 241 T g iwvywiixl 1Yg - ,I ,V -, - 9,5-. if if ..-1 'Wifi' 44: Li 5-:gffrag 1 'T' N ' 1-Q FWM Qifi ,g nwimllhg, , Y ,.'Hl-Qu ,rg 1 - ,',u me it - 5513 Hn I 15'-g --f.'1liW'e.:i4U: -., as V I-:Ji irlairg . .wff 1- '!Ff'r.ttw.ti'- .e , 23