Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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HERBERT SHANK CHASE, Jr. March 21, 1923 706 Wiestminster Avenue, Elizabeth 5'Chet,,, HNibs,, Cornell Football 43 Camera Club 1, 2, Record Board 4. Rival of Gene Krupa, our drummin' man, Herb, is the number one hep cat of the forty oners. Author of the column entitled uln the Groovesw which appears in the RECORD every two weeks, uChet,' has made himself heard. Herb tears around town in a '40 maroon Chrysler convertible and is the positive envy of us all. Tall, of moderate temper, and always friendly, Herbie will get along in any corner of the globe. GEORGE ROBERT COMPTON, III March 12, 1924 1255 Clinton Place, Elizabeth '6Bob,,, uColnp,', aPres Princeton Varsity Football 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4g President 4g Student Council Chairman 4, Blue Book 43 Literary Club 4, Class Presi- dent 3, 4, Ring and Pin Committee 3, 4, Record Board 3, 4, Editor- in-Chief 4, Forum Committee 3, 4, Departmental Honors 3, Im- provement Prize 3g Time Current Events Award 3. In the middle of his Junior year, Bob was called upon to as- sume the leadership of the class and has done one swell job ever since. 'aComp,' is one of our dynamic personalities and has been extremely active in just about everything that one could imagine. His fine sense of humor has been heard and appreciated by all and we feel confident that those in Princeton will find him as we have found him here . . . cheerful, sportsmanlike, humorous, kind and intelligent. Page Sixteen PINQRY 'I'++-I-+++++++++++++-P'I'

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1941 'Z-'l lf'Xf'I Xf-!f'I4'Z' J. 4 -Y. 3 'F v 'P v 'Z' 1 T 'lf-11+ 401' N W4 E oscAR LOUIS BUNDSCHUH December 19, 1922 840 Monroe Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. NOSH, Bundsch', Pace Manager, Football 4, Manager, Track 4, German Club 43 Athletic Executive Committee 4. uBundsch is one of the more silent members of the class. He has little to say but what he says reaches home and makes us realize all the more what a valuable addition to our class he is. HOS7' proved to be a very excellent football manager last fall and we are looking forward to things equally as great with regard to track this Spring. Pace is waiting for you, Oscar, so good luckl HAROLD MACKAY CASHMORE October 22, 1923 1436 Concord Place, Elizabeth '4Mac,' United States Naval Academy Navigation Club 45 Orchestra 4, Dramatic Club 4. MlVfac has divided his time between school and taking entrance exams for Annapolis, or at least so it seems. As a member of the Navigation Club and Orchestra, a'lVfac'7 has installed himself in Pingry very swiftly. He is also a aflohn Barrymorew of no small fame. His performance in the role of Professor Bhaer i11 uluittle XVomcn, the Vail-Deane play has aroused never ceasing applause and praise from those who were on hand to witness the event. NMac is destined to become a sailor, and our Scotchman has our very best wishes for a calm sea. Good luck, H. MacKay! Page Fifteen

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.6 5 'Z-'Z' v .Ia 'I X'+++-l'++'i !'-K--I-'I-+'i-+ WILLIAM GEORGE CRITCHLOW, JR. April 26, 1923 652 ,leHerson Avenue, Elizabeth G'Critch',, '6Bill,' Stevens Institute of Technology Glee Club 4. Bill formed an important addition to our class this year. Of late, we have found him studiously browsing over Math books due to the fact that at the outset of the year hc was elected President of that not to affluent organization known as the Arithmetic Club. Critchi7 has decided that about the most important thing in his life is to build bridges or whatever engineers do, and consequently plans to enter that veritable encyclopedic college of engineering knowledge, Stevens, next fall. REYNOLD IRETON DEVINNEY, JR. November 22, 1922 365 Kilsyth Road, Elizabeth uDev',, HRen,, Duke When visitors enter the school, the frequent query is MWho is that handsome looking fashion plate? To this question we respond one word uDev . One of the most original members of our class, HRen has been an ever present influence of the Student Council, having been a member of that organization since our Freshman year, when he also won the D. A. R. Good Citizenship Medal. When spring comes, a familiar sight is MRen out on the baseball diamond pitching hot curves at the individual behind the bat. It is not hard to understand why L'Ren likes to pitch, he can hit a bull's-eye in almost anything. Happy days at Duke, '4Dev7'. Page Seventeen