Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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ERIC WILLIAM LUSTER August 11, 1923 Wychwood Road, Westieltl HLILSU, nliustv Lafayette Track 3, 4, Airplane Club 1, Stage Crew 4, Technical Board 4. Lus belongs to that rather large organization of Pingry drivers down as the G'CoWboy Club? As a matter of fact he is one of its most prominent members, and although we have seen no tangible results arising as a result of belonging to it, We certainly bopc that We never Will. Eric is one of our track stars, being par- ticularly proficient With the discus and shot-put. In non-ath1c'ic lines, HLust is an irreplacable member of the stage crew, as he Worked hard last Winter to get the set for the annual play put together. Our best wishes for happiness and success follow him to Lafayette. 4 EDWARD NICGRATH June 17, 1923 '829 Stanton Avenue, Elizabeth HfVlac,, Pace Institute 'GlVIac has been at Pingry only one year, but in that short span of time has established himself as the long-haired music critic and amateur historian of the class. He is a great guy, loud only in his clothes and his skill in maneuvering motor vehicles. We certainly Wish him luck at N. Y. U. Page Twenty-five

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WADE BARTON LEWIS August 17, 1922 1008 Salem Avenue, Hillside HBarf, University of California Football 4, Glce Club 4, Dramatic Club 4. When Bart came to Pingry last fall, he brought with him what is perhaps the most outstanding voice Pingry has heard come from one of the boys in many years. His voice and acting ability carried him into a feature role in the Pageant and 'alVlargin For Error. He proved himself to be an A-1 football player last year as a star in the backfield. Bart is heading in the general direction of Holly- wood and we bet that before long we will be reading of a new pic- ture in which Bart is being starred. JOSEPH VINCENT LONG, JR. December 30, 1923 115 Hillside Road, Elizabeth Joey, Vince,' Notre Dame Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4, Soccer 4, Camera Club 2, French Club 4. Maybe Joe isn't the best biologist in the world, but he cer- tainly knows his stuff in sports. As captain of the Basketball Team this past season, he led the quintet through an unusually good season. Now that that is over, we are looking forward to the base- ball season which hasn't started as yet. Joe is keenly interested in all the activities fsociall around school and we know that this interest will carry him far in Georgetown. Page Twenty-four PIINIGRY V W' v T' 'r V T ,L . H Ja . J. . -1--x--z-+ +++ ++++

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SAMUEL ARNOLD MARTIN May 1, 1923 471 Wfalnut Street, Elizabeth, N. J. uHap',, Nillffartyv, uPeclwur,, North Carolina Glee Club 4, Record Board 4, Stamp Club lg Departmental Honors. HPecheur lias been in attendance at Pingry ever since the First Grade and during that time has proven himself to be a goozl thinker and an industrious worker. His happy disposition ac- counts for his nickname Hap77 and his genial friendship with Staehle furtlver proves this point. Une of Arnold's prime loves is the sea and any summer day you may find him out on a schooner off the New Jersey coast. Despite this, Arnold is 100W Pingry and we'll all miss him, but right now bid him God speed to North Carolina. CHARLES HERMAN MEISTER April 12, 1924 41 Georgian Court, Elizabeth i'Acen, 4'Hermie', Lehigh Dramatic Club 3, 43 Secretary 4, Departmental Honors 3, Record Board 3, 4, Business Nlanager 45 Athletic Executive Committee 43 Baseball Manager 4. Ace has been here only a few years but in that short time has established himself as an indispensable member of the Drama- tic Club. His diplomacy in securing ads from the home-town mer- chants has delighted us all and as a result of his work the RECORD is enjoying a fairly prosperous season. Although the Baseball season is as yet not under way, we feel safe in venturing to say that he will do a grand job managing the team as well as doing a grand job in Lehigh next year. Page Twenty-six PINGRY -P -P -l'+'i l l' 'P+-X'++++++++++