Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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id? .js T A H. - -W9-4. C B1 fue., ug ,,.'a.L.... Tfiff-54.010 '5-243' Luefffe- L-A Q.-CCW, JOSEPH BENJAMEN BUGLIARI June 7, 1932 Inman Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. Bugs, Boogie Hamilton Nine Years At Pingry Baseball, V, VI, Football, V, VI, Basketball Manager, VI, Athletic Executive Committee, VI g Record Board, V, VI, Circulation Manager, Vlg Handbook Stag, VI. No one in the class of '49 will ever forget Joe's wit and happy-go-lucky air. Besides applying himself to athletics, Joe has been an ardent worker on the Record and Handbook Staffs. In addition Bugs did a grand job this season as basketball manager. Joels mood never changes. He is always happy and appears to be incapable of worry. It just isn't a word in his vocabulary. We are sure, therefore, that his naturalness and jovial manner will carry him to the top of what- ever ladder he chooses to ascend in life. Hamilton is getting a truly great fellow. ' N A 1 in I 4. Mf gif' ,LL,,4iulA.ftA.-Q..-fL9f.4f4 ANDREW HAMILTON CAMPBELL 40 Bauer Terrace, Elizabeth, N. J. Andy Lehigh 8 Years At Pingry Class Vice-President, III g Class Council, I Vg Class Secretary-Treasurer, Vg Navigation Club, IV, Vg French Club, IV, Vg Football, VIg Swim- ming, V, VI 5 Dance Committee, VI 3 Cheerleader, V, VI g Record Board, V, Associate Editor, VI. Ever since entering these ancient halls eight years ago, Andy has been one of the most popular fellows of the class of '49. Not only has he been popular, but he always has been an ardent Pingry rooter. His boundless enthusiasm is shown by his cheerleading for the past two years. He was one of the most spirited fellows on this year's football team. Not confining himself to sports, Andy has been active on the Pingry Record as Associate Editor. Andy plans to enter Lehigh where We are sure he will be as successful as he was at Pingry.

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SE IU WILBUR TOBIAS BRECKENRIDGE May 8, 1931 40 Euclid Avenue, Maplewood, N. .l. Will, Breck Union Seven Years At Pingry International Relations Club, VI. Willaur is the scientist of our class. His favorite and best subjects are the more technical ones. He can pick out details and perceive unnoticed but important factors in an argument. ln fact, Breck has the gift of noticing all influential de- tails. He is known for his arguments with the masters in which he tries to clarify his own think- ing. He is an individualist who stands by his con- victions at any expense. Will is a good student and should do well at Union and in later life when he plans to be a research scientist. o 4- 1542 5 -528650 Ib J' If X . - 9,80 boa- Vol, 0- f,3?,qQ,, 'gffQ oY,o-N A K wb O 5 5 4 ,C ' 06? 6 Q0 x X 0' 0 0 X od 0' W' .fr o- v- W9 Ns,Q4'f'q as ,Q-5,43 9 ,, so WEN ,xo of X555 MICHAL WILD BRISTOL llxo-'Elf' SQISPSJNI-fo ,oxxdxfo xf-Vlo SCO QA f' X Q! oi V' N01- -i ' oy v u5'1,o'l J.. .MSX 2 ora -0 Q . J X W o5 4 is of U XKO6 0' Y X 0 6 Q1 vs-s K 6 W, 0 o or xiii Page twenty y MQ- May 25, 1932 6 Kimball Circle, Westfield, N. J. M ike, Sidney Hamilton Eight Years At Pingry Class Council, III, Ri,He Club III, Navigation Club, III, Record Board, VI, Football, V, VI, Swimming, V, V15 Baseball Manager, VI, Ath- letic Executive Committee, VI. Even though Michal is the woman hater of the class, he is very amiable and jovial in manner. His joking cynicism has furnished amusement for many classmates on numerous occasions. Mike is also known for the parties he has thrown. These get-togethers will long be remem- bered by those who attended them. Mike has been quite active in extracurricular activities. He has taken part in two sports and has been manager of a third. Scholastically, Mike was one of the highest in the class, and with this fine, alert mind he should be a pronounced success at college and in later life.

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ff fffffQewJ??!iwYf'vf2ff!QQfff C ff f ff ,. , 'f -'J A jnzyvy XJ 5' 'I XA jf ff 'k ' -' fi, 'gg I 'Diff-'-Zemin'- 'I ff-af +,,.x wvw- 1, ai ll ff-A ffff' I I if ff' f ff aa will Mya few 'J C acetate- V ' y4 4'21 'f4Xc5EvcffjP-dfa-fffae JOSEPH ARTHUR! CARRAGHER August 17, 1931 Chain O'Hills Roads, Calonia, N. J. Red Princeton Class President, III, IV, Student Council, V, VI, Cheerleader, III, IV, V, Head Cheerleader, VI, Ring Committee, V, Dance Committee, VI, Spanish Club, VI, Dramatic, V, President, VI, Pingry Handbook, VI, Record, IV, V, Associate Editor, VI, Football, VI, Baseball, V, VI, Assist- ant Basketball Manager, IV, V. After looking at the list of activities in which Red has participated, no one can say more. Red came in the Second Form and since then has been a most outstanding member of the class. 'Whenever there is a group of laughing fellows, Red is sure to be the center of attraction. His inexhaustible repertoire of jokes has been a con- stant source of enjoyment to the whole class. When he leaves Pingry, Red will be a definite loss to the school. But Pingry's loss will be Princetonls gain. We do not need to worry about Red. He is sure of success with his effervescent humor and friendliness. GEORGE WESLEY EASON November 3, 1931 48 DeForest Avenue, Summit, N. J. Wes, Eas Hamilton, Wesleyan Six Years At Pingry Rifle Club, III, Automobile Club, III, Navi- gation Club, III, Rod and Gun Club, V, VI, Dramatic Club, V, VI, Record Board, V, VI 5 Stamp Club, V, VI, International Relations Club, VI If one should pass through the halls of Pingry on a typical school day, he would undoubtedly bear a loud uHuh rise above the clamor. This unusual quote would come from Wesley, our un- discovered Woman's man. Wes is famous for his many tall stories, but they afforded many lighter moments for the seniors. He has been very active in school life as his activities indicate, and in social life he is one of the class' avid party goers. Eas has planned his near future around either Hamilton or Wesleyan. With his Winning personality and determination he can not miss being a success.