Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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jeficafej fo Page six N My t M55 6 VINCENT L. LESNESKI We, the class of 1949, are proud to dedicate ourpannual publi- cation to a man who is such an important part of Pingry life. He is one of those members of the faculty to whom all returning alumni go for a visit. He is a fine master, and a wonderful coach- lout most of all, a great friend. Because he has meant so much to our class and to Pingry School, We respectfully dedicate and ex- tend our best wishes to Mr. Vincent L. Lesneski.

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Page eight E. LAURENCE SPRINGER Princeton B.A.g University of Buffalo M.A. Appointed 1936 HEADIMASTER Few schools are fortunate enough to have a headmaster of the caliber of Mr. Springer. Besides being an able and efficient administrator, he takes a personal interest in every individual connected with the school. To the Seniors he is a Godsend, for he carefully helps them with every problem concerning college entrance. The series of courses on religion and ethics, which he initiated a number of years ago, has definitely helped to prepare us to meet the problems and responsibilities which each of us will have to face in college and in later life. These courses have been so successful that this year he was asked to write an article about them for a nationally famous magazine. Mr. Springer, in his thirteen years as headmaster of Pingry, has maintained a standard of excellence of which few independent schools can boast. There have been a few times when boys have thought that his advice was unfair, but they will always agree that, in the long run, he is right and that he always has the best interests of the boy at heart. We, the class of 1949, are proud to extend our best wishes to the man who, in the opinion of all of us, has given so much that we may become useful, good citizens.