Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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RONALD KELLOCC- MAC MASTER, JR. july l2, l9Z2 454 jefferson Avenue, Elizabeth, N. j. Mac, i'Ronnie, Rollo M. l. T., Princeton Dramatic Club lg Chess Club 23 C-lee Club 2, Football lg Baseball Manager l. Ronnie, dear Ronnie has a happy faculty of giving us sound advice on any and all subjects, always after due deliberation. l-le has steadfast- ly striven to win-and finally won his letter in football. As manager of the baseball team he is efficient and thorough. l-lis driving spirit and scholastic ability should carry him far. Q PAGE TWENTY-FOUR jAMES BERNARD MAHONEY December ll, l92O Elmwood Place, Short Hills, N. j. Bernie Yale Record Board 23 Chess Club 35 Pres- ident Zg Literary Club Z3 Dramatic Club 35 Secretary l 3 Debating Club l g Stamp Club 2g Fencing l 3 Soccer l 5 Track Manager 2. Whenever there is any excitement around school Bernie is sure to be in the vicinity. Bernie was one of Mr. West's mainstays on the soccer team this year. He has also dis- tinguished himself as the julian El- tinge of the school. Besides his many activities Bernie finds time to man- age the track team and help edit the Record. We expect to hear big things from him at Yale, especially in dramatics.

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VAN RENSSELAER H. GREENE, IR. December 29, l9l9 56 De Forest Avenue, Summit Burr Cornell Dance Committee 23 Chess Club 23 Orchestra 2, Clee Club 2, Dramatic Club l g Rifle Club 2, Watchung Riding and Driving Club, Bay Head Yacht Club. To Burr can go most of the credit for the fine dances this year. Burr is not only one of the most active members of the dance committee but is also a member of the orches- tra. We all feel certain that our strong, silent man will turn in a fine record at Cornell. C-EO. MARSHALL LONC-BOTHUIVI November l, l92l Dunellen, New jersey George, Red Cornell Medical Camera Club Z3 Literary Club 2, Student Council 23 Dramatic Club 2, Northport Yacht Club. Soccer lg Track 23 Fencing Z3 Captain l. Georges sincerity and fairness to all have endeared him to all of us in his two years as a member of the class. He has been a vital member of lVlr. West's soccer team, and as Captain of the fencing team has given with others the necessary im- petus to the new sport. We wish him every success both at Cornell and in his medical career, and be- lieve he will be a worthy successor to his father in this profession. PAGE TWENTY-THREE g

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jOHN TALBOT MANVEL july 4, l92l 6l5 Union Avenue, Elizabeth, N. j. john Sheffield Scientific School Record Board 23 Secretary-Treasurer of Class 33 Y. lVl. C. A., Tennis 33 Captain 23 Swimming 4g Captain 2, Track 25 Mathey Cup 2. One of the two members of our class who have been at Pingry for twelve years, john has been consis- tently prominent in all school activi- ties. His leadership in tennis, swim- ming and track has made him a wor- thy successor to his father's fame. He should be a great asset to Yale in both swimming and tennis. ROBERT LOUIS MARCALUS january l2, l9Zl 527 Riverside Drive, Elizabeth, N. j. Bob,,' lVlarc.', Undecided The most elusive member of our class has done Trojan service as taxi to Vail-Deane girl lsl, and has man- aged to get out of more appoint- ments at school than any other member of the class. Once he was discovered reaching school on time, but that must have been a mistake. As advertising manager of the Rec- ord, he has put the paper on a profit basis for the first time in years. Whetiher he goes into busi- ness now or after college, we can safely predict success for Bob. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Q