Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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BLUE BOOK BARROX 'l'OlllJ CONNOLLY Iyar,-5- l uturf': l'. of l'em1sylv:xni:i Lake lioad, Short llills Glee Klub, '37, 'IiHg Yoeational Interests Club, '38g Soeeer, '37, '3t4g lfeneingr 'l'e:un, '38, liarry is one of those retieent fellows until he opens up and then one just gets out of his way. His ehief interests this past year have been fencing and studies. ll's oflen hard to find out what is going on in his life oulside of sehool but in sehool we know him to be a fine kid and feel sure that he will eome in for his measure of sueeess at Penn, Rolilllyl' CLARK CRANE Bob, Tiny Future: llarlniouth 815 Salem Avenue, l'lliz:1beth lvll'Hlllll'I'lllgIS lillitor of lfffeonl, '37, '38g lilzm liuoif Sfutl, '36, '37, '38, Ifflilur-in-l'llief, '38g l'iee-l'r0.vi1lm1l of Uluss, '36, '37, '33-ig I'r'u,wiflrf1rI of Senior Literary Club, '38g llraniatie Club, '37, '38, SFl'7'l'flll'.lj, '2i8g Library Connnittee, '31-l: llepartnientzil llonors, '35, 'iifig llonol' lioll, '38g ll1lI l'kllf S. lined .lfzllllirllisriz ,f'I'lllIll.lj, '37g .lluuuyer of Football, '37g Jlurmyrfr of l eneing5, '38g ,Xtbletie lixeeutive Unninittee, '38, Although not an athlete in any sense, liob has eer- tainly attained a fine reeord in extra-eurrieular lines. His ehief work for the past three years has been the publieation of both the Record and Blue Hook. YVith this experience, hc may well earry out his journalistie plans. l or figuring out good exeuses to give Mr. Smallman, Bob has no superior. He is a line student when he does any studying. He likes all branches of Math and we hope he will continue his splendid work while at llart- nioulh. 33 Us

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THE 1938 ROl3lCR'l' PIMICK l5Rl'lNNl'lli Hob lfuturc: l'. of l cnnsylv:lnizL T41 Main Street, Madison Publications lioard, '36, '37, '38, Managing liditor of Record, '38, Senior literary Club, '384 Draumtic Club, '38q Orchestra, '36, '37, T585 Pliotograpliy Club, 'az-at Glcc Club, 36, '37, '38g Soccer, '38. Bob started out with us twelve years ago when but a trifle of a lad. However, he soon dcpartcd-nobody knew where. Then there was that glad day three years ago when our Bobby returned to the fold. He has taken part in a play and done a masterful job on the dialect. As Managing liditor of the Record he ran the paper in an efhcient manner. Wvc were glad that he could come back for a few years and have faith that he will succeed at Penn. 4 Al.l3l'lli'l' H. liURKl'l Al Future: Business 891 l'euusylv::ni:i Avenue, l'nion Football, '36, '37g liaskctball, '37, flllllfllhl, '3Tg 'l'I':1ck, 37, '3S. Al is another one of the boys that joined us in our .lunior ycar. He is most proficient in athletics and does a good job on his books too. For two years, many are the thrilling tales of the wilds of Union he has told us. His jobs have been everything from forestry work to hauling bricks. .Xl finished the business course this year, and is going to try his luck in the brick industry next year. lVe fondly hope Ol' Lady liuck is looking after him. U21 - '

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THE 1938 H UGHES WE STCOTT CUNNINGHAM Scotty, Horace Future: l'.G. 180 Halsted Road, Elizabeth Publications Board, '36, '37, '38g Editor-in-Chief of Record, '38, Dance Committee, '38, President of Class, '37, '38g Library Committee, '38g D. A. R. Good citizenship Medal, '35q Foot- ball, '36, '37, Basketball, '38g Baseball, '36, '37, '38, Captain, '38g Track, '37, '38g Penn Relay Team, '37, '38, Athletic Execu- tive Committee, '38, Scotty is one of those little tots who formed our first grade class. He left us for a short time to return to complete his course at Pingry. Horace, as most of us know him, is usually found out on the athletic Held or in the gym engaged in some sport. He plays any game well and has been a fine leader. VVe used to hear about his becoming' a doctor, but now he intends to take a P.G. and try his hand at journalism in College. 6 JOHN SIMPSON LLDRIDGE Jack, Herman Future: Princeton 36 Hillside Road, Elizabeth Glcc Club, '35, '36, '37, '38g Student Council, '35, '36g Foot- hall, '36, '37, Caplaiu, '37q Basketball, '38, Baseball, '36, '37, '38, Athletic Executive Committee, '38. Jack is without doubt the Samson of our class. Though he lacks the head of hair the Biblical character had, it's a sure bet he could tie him in a test of strength. He has been the toughest man on the football line for two years and is well known for his one-fingered tackles. Unlike many a good athlete, Jack has little or no trouble with his marks. Princeton is his next stop. 4 no