Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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BLUE BOOK JAMES GRANVILLE LUKE NS Jim, Luke Future: Princeton 922 Mountain View Circle, Westfield Glee Club, '37, '38g Football, '36, '37g Basketball, '38g Base- ball, '37g Track, '38. Jim is a real example of the strong, silent type. Luke has never been seen in a rage or showing off his strength. He only uses it when necessary. He used to bring a fair damsel to all the dances, but now he just comes and does a bachelor version of the Big Apple, on the side- lines. His pet orchestra is Sammy Kaye, whom he imi- tates with mouthed orchestrations all the time. Prince- ton is his immediate future. 4 qimq, 38 W JAMES RALPH MCELHINNEY Future: U. of Pennsylvania 110 VVest Jersey Street, Elizabeth Photography Club, '38, ' Jim is another one of those guys that decided to see what Pingry held in store after years at Jeff, And you may take our word for it, he found out. His work in Virgil class usually has everybody concerned in stitches. Doc gets out rare bits of sage advice every once in a while but they fall on unattentive ears. He is very industrious if need be. Jim has hopes for Penn. U. and we hope he lands there. 4

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THE 1938 GEORGE H. LEACH Gag Future: I'ndecimled 213 Heist Third Avenue, Roselle Dramatic Club, '37, '38g Rifle Club, '37g Orchestra, '38g Cheer Leader, ,385 Glee Club, '32-lg Soccer, '36, '37. George has been with us long enough to know our spirit, but it was not until this year that he really caught on. Now he comes into Mr. VVest's classes as unpre- pared as the rest of us. Leach is really not shy, but we hardly ever see him with a member of the weaker sex. He slaps a mean bull-fiddle for the orchestra and his cheer leading is nothing short of astonishing. He may try Lehigh. 4 l XNGDONT RYDI' R LII lLl' HALE Lang Future: Amherst 655 Salem Avenue, Elizabeth Publications Board, '38g Chess Club, '38g Track Tezuu, '38g Penn Relay Tezun, '38. Lang came dashing out of nowhere to join us this year and waded right into things. One thing that is com- mendable is his work on the track team. He gives Sutro stiff competition in the running events and has excellent running form. At any time or place there may happen to he a dance, one can always find Lang looking formida- ble behind a stiff shirt and white tie. He will be in good company with .lack and VVicky at Amherst. 4 W 5

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THE 1938 FRANK TOVVLICR BI.-XXSOX, JR. Max Future: P.G. 222 Orchard Street, Cranford Photography Club Secretary, '38, Treasurer of Class, '35g Football, '37, Baseball, '38, Max is the most happy-go-lucky boy in the class. liven an occasional bad mark can't down him. Many and wild are the tales told of Maxson and his station wagon. but few are true. He has had a bad case of heart trouble fthe kind that doesn't need medical carej and every oncc in a while it pops up again. He enters into any sport and tries to make the team. However, an injury usually puts his efforts to naught and Max views the game from the sidelines. His plans are for a P.G. 4 CHARLluS MILLhR Pete Future: Vndeeided 320 Casino Avenue, Cranford Orchestra, '35, '36, '37, '33-ig Soccer, '36, '37, T584 Record Board, '38g Chess Club, '36, '37, '38. Charlie is the leader of the so-called radical section of our class. livery election, Miller is up for the presi- dcncy with the slogan lower dues. He almost wins too. His work on thc soccer team is the kind that shows up in thc pinchcs. He is a good chess player and is very active in that club. Charlie is a mean violinist bcsidcs. Add up all his talents and you'll find Charlie-is quitc thc lad. 4 I223 0 0