Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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WILLIAM IVICLAREN BRISTOL luly 24, l92I 6 Kimball Circle, Westfield, N. l. Mac Hamilton Class President I 3 Treasurer Ig Lit- erary Club 4g Chess 23 Executive Comm. Ig Record Board 25 Blue Book Staff Z5 Camera Club I 3 Base- ball Zg Captain Ig Basketball 2, Football I. Our genial class president joined the class in the First Form and has been outstanding in all fields ever since. The regularity with which his name has been read on the first honor roll is a class tradition. Altho as a plung- ing back on the varsity eleven, Mac was never daunted, yet the opposite sex seems to stop him at all points. Despite his four Pingry taxis, the toothpaste heir is as yet a free man. Better luck in l-lamilton, Mac. g PACE EICHTEEN IAIVIES LOVELL CARR October 26, I92I 607 Westminster Avenue, Elizabeth, N. I. lim, Pep,' and ul. L. Yale Literary Club President I, 43 Clee Club 35 Chess Club Z3 Record Board 33 Stamp Club I g Museum Club 23 Blue Book Staff 23 Editor I g Football 2, Swimming I. jim's twelve years at Pingry have come to a proper and satisfying cli- max in this, his senior year. After climbing the long hill through minor teams and Lower ancl Middle School activities, Pep can look back with justifiable pride upon his two years of varsity football, his leadership of the Literary Club, and finally the editorship of this, the I939 Blue Book, Pep, by the way, is the only boy in school who can always be photographed by a time exposure.

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RICHARD IOSEPH BENDER March 3, i922 342 West jersey Street, Elizabeth, N. l. Dick Princeton Tennis l. Dick has only been with us one year. His tennis reputation has preceded him, and we are looking forward to some interesting matches this com- ing season inasmuch as he won The Boys' National lndoor Championship last year. We all wish Dick the best of luck at Princeton and expect him to lead the lnter-Collegiate Tennis League. l EUC-ENE BERC lloril l8, l92l 8l5 Dixie Lane, Plainfield, N. l. Cene', Lehigh Y. M. C. A. Gene has quietly gone about the business of getting himself ready for college, without allowing outside activities to distract him. ln the two years he has been here, Gene has absorbed the Pingry spirit and has made a real effort to take ad- vantage of the school's many offer- ings. We wish him luck at Lehigh! PAGE SEVENTEEN Q

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PIERCE ANDERSEN CASSEDY April l8, l922 Nottingham Road, Short Hills, N. l. O'Toole, Casey, Cass Dartmouth Dramatic Club 33 President lg Clee Club 43 Current Events Club 23 Camera Club 23 C-reen Mountain Hiking Clubg Football lg 2nd Base- ball l. Cass is one of those boys who makes Pingry life more interesting both for students and faculty. l-lis perform- ances in Pingry plays and especially as St. C-eorge in the annual Pageant will long remain unsurpassed. Along with his swimming mate in the suds, he was one of the school's star ends. Altho here only four years, he leaves a far-reaching shadow over the un- derclassmen. GEORGE ROBERT CODY March 21,1919 283 Avenue C, Bayonne, N. l. Bob,', Buffalo Bull Pace lnstitute Camera Club 23 Stamp Club l 3 Rec- ord Board lg Blue Book Staff 23 Cilee Club 43 Basketball 33 Captain lg Baseball 23 Football Manager l. During the past six years our class has felt the strong personality of Bob and Bayonne. The jersey City Ciants should be grateful for the en- thusiasm with which Bob has ar- dently espoused their cause. Active in many fields, Buffalo Bull has con- tributed much to the School and to the class. PACE N l NETEEN g