Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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THE 1938 FRANK FYKE Campy Future: Undecided 812 VVinchester Avenue, Hillside Mechanics Club, '38g Football, '38. Fyke has been with us a long time and has attempted many things the outcome of which is still doubtful. He has a method this ownj for everything he does and some- times, to his surprise, it works. His chief interest is in the lab', where he may be found creating something with a piece of glass tubing or other equipment. Not a word has been said about his future, but we hope Cappy,' will meet success along the road, 4 V AL'I lali GAMBLL, JR. VValt Future: Cornell 4-2 Aberdeen Road, Elizabeth Orchestra, '35-ig Glee Club, '38q Dance Committee, '38g Foot- ball, '3Tg Fencing, ,35. VValt has long been known for his classic remarks in the class room. After long, tedious years of struggle wc now go to class just to hear VValt pass judgment on certain phases of his study. Outside of his school inter- ests. swing music and a guitar are nearest VValt,s heart. He left the class of women-haters in the late Autumn and since then has become quite popular. VVitl1 that fact in mind, we know his years at Cornell will be well spent. 5 U61

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BLUE BOOK JOHN L. FELMETH Johnnie Future: Harvard 539 Riverside Drive, Elizabeth Debating Team, '37, '38g Revorrl Board, '36, '37, '38g Blue Hook Staff, '38, Senior Literary Club, '38g Vocational Inter- ests Club, '38, Library Committee, '38g Glee Club, '37, Honor Roll, '35, '36, '37, '38g Departmental Honors, '35, '36, '37, '38g Football, '37, Basketball, '3tiq Baseball, '38. Jolmnie is in a class with Blumberg when it comes to a good argument. Always an honor student, John should have little trouble in college. His objective at Harvard is a medical education. Jolm. in Pingry, is the most versatile boy with fcw exceptions. His marks and his athletic ability have stood him in good stead with his fellow classmen. 4 38 RALPH FRENCH Italphie Future: Columbia 1155 East Jersey Street, Elizabeth Chess Club, '36, '37, '38g Rifle Club, '35, '36, '37, Camera Club, '35, '36g Soccer, '37, Swiuuuingr, '38q Fencing, '35, '36, Ralph is our test barometer. If he complains of ill health or a headache, there is a test coming in one of our classes that afternoon, or if he doesn't show up for chapel, there is a test that morning. French has taken many Hribbingsu and taken more than his share. He takes them all good-naturedly and it hardly disturbs him. VVe hcar many words from Ralph on hlinnesota and Michigan U. but he is now contented with Columbia. 4 U51

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BLUE BOOK S'l'l4lPHl'lN BROOKS GREMMELS Steve, Einstein Future: liensscluer Kabdenu Hill, IVlorristown Presirlenl of Mechanics Club, '38, Secretary-Treasurer of Czunern Club, 38, Chess Club, '37, '38q Drnznzltic Club, '38, Senior Literary Club, '38, Rifle Club, '37, Fencing, '36, '38, Stcvc is a handyman at anything mechanical and an industrious worker in extra-curricular activities. His witty remarks are heard often and usually put life into a dull situation. He is one of those out-of-towners and therefore we know little about his life outside of school. Howcvcr, inside the school's walls and Mr. VVcst's classroom his presence is very evident. Einstein ought to become a great man someday, before heis through. 4 38 RANGNLR PHILLIP Hl.Dl3l,RG Bob Future: IvIlllEC'lll9ll 63 Paniona Avenue, Newark Glee Club, '35, '36, '37, '38g Swimming, '35, '36, '37, '38g Foot- billl, '36, '37, Fencing, '35, '36, '38, Rifle Club, '35, '36, '37, If a day goes by when Bob doesn't mention something about horses or girls, itis a rare occasion. Swimming is his lone bid for fame in Pingry and he docs a fair job of it. Most of his activities center about athletics and Captain Smallman's office. His dancing leaves anybody doubtful as to whcthcr he is human or not. Bob has not yet decided where he will go in the Fall, but we wish him luck anyhow, 4 U73