Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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THOMAS DEXTER LENCI August 28, 1925 244 Oak Ridge Avenue, Summit, N. J. Dex U.S.N.R., Dartmouth Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 35 Soccer Team 1, 2, 3,4g Dramatic Club 3, 45 Navigation Club 2, Record Board 3, 4g Student Council 4g Vice-President 2, Class Committee 4g President Class 43 Manager of Soccer Team 3, 4, Athletic Executive Committee 3, 4. As president of the Class, Dex has upheld all the honors attached to this position and has also found time to participate in soccer. In regard to his soccer career, he has been one of Mr. West's chief supporters for the past three years. As for his scholastic standing, Dex is always right up at the top of the list. He has shown himself invaluable to the Dramatic Club, as was proved by his performance in last year's production. We feel sure that Dartmouth will be indeed fortunate to receive such a scholar and athlete. WILLIAM BRYAN MCGINTY, JR. November 8, 1925 3908 Greenbrier Drive, Dallas, Texas Bill, Ginny U. S. Navy Football 45 Dramatic Club. Bill wasn't with us very long, but in the time that he was here, we all got to like him very much. I-Ie was a stal- wart tackle on the football team and with his big smile always kept the people around him feeling happy. Everybody was very sorry to see Bill go and we wish him all the luck in the world, wherever he is. Page Eighteen

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FRANCIS ROLAND KING November 14, 1925 1545 Maple Avenue, Hillside, N. Rollo, Ying U.S.M.S. Swimming 2, 3g Track 35 Dance Committee 4. Rollo has held the class in stitches for as long as we can remember. His somewhat happy-go-lucky attitude has been a great asset to the Class of ,43. He made his name famous in the swimming pool and on the Track Team. Rol left school this year to join the Merchant Marine. From what we hear, he is doing a fine job for Uncle Sam. ALBERT F. KIRSTEIN, III February 5, 1924 325 Elm Avenue, Rahway, N. Al U.S.M.S. Camera Club 3. Al has been with us for six years and in this time he has impressed us with his genial ways. In the athletics line all than is known about Al is the conversation we hear about him, his two other Rahway friends, and their local teams. During the earlier part of the year he was always heard bantering with his pal, Roland King. These two were the source of amusement that brought most of the class out of their doldrums. Good luck in the Merchant Marine, Al. Page Seventeen

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SAMUEL ANDERSON MCKEOWN November 25, 1925 8 Courter Avenue, Maplewood, N. J. Hambone, Sam Princeton Orchestra 23 Soccer 4g Senior Literary Club 45 Navigation Club 45 German Club 45 Vice-President of German Club 45 Record Board 3, 4g Associate Editor 4, Senior Advisory Board, Blue Book Board 45 Homeroom President 45 Library Committee 4. Ever since Sam entered Pingry, he has been a real pal to all of us. He seems to know more about world affairs and politics than the entire school put together. His wonderful sense of humor has enabled us to poke more fun at him than any other one fellow. He is a connoisseur of clothes, and is one of the best dressed members of our Class. As the boy with the best set of vocal cords in the school, he is very Well known to even the youngest. In his relations with the fairer sex however, he is much quieter-even rather bashful. Sam seems to be particularly partial to a certain girl, but we know no more than this. Sam is bound headlong for Princeton, and we are sure that he will be well-received there. NELSON FAULKES NEWCOMB January 6, 1925 241 Wfest Sixth Avenue, Roselle, N. Nels, Newk Washington and Lee Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 3, 43 President of Class 1g Homeroom President 4. Very seldom can we catch Nels without his usual smile. He left us during the middle of the year to enter Washington and Lee University. For the last three years, Nels has been a regular of both the varsity football and baseball teams. We wish Nels a lot of luck in college, and in the navy. Page Nineteen