Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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WILLIAM TRAVERS MCCLENAGHAN April 23, 1931 66 West Emerson Avenue, Rahway, N. .l. Wild Bill, Mac Middlebury Three Years At Pingry Football, IV, V, VI , Track, V, VI, French Club, VI, Record Board, VI. Wild Bill is one of the best liked members of the class. He is well known for his adeptness in football where he played in every game at nearly sixty minutes per game. He was one of the best tackles Pingry has had, and he showed plenty of scrap and drive at all times. ln the springtime, track claims Bill's famous ability and it looks as if he will be one of the mainstays this year. Mac is a good worker and studies hard to keep up those marks. He is sure to make a hit and a big success in any field. JAMES RUSSEL MCHARG, II May 27, 1931 170 Virginia Street, Hillside, N. .l. Jim Lafayette Seven Years At Pingry Chess Club, III, IV, IV, Rifle Club, III, IV, V, VI, Spanish Club, V, VI, Rod and Gun Club, IV, V, VI, Camera Club, IV, Dramatic Club, IV, V, VI, Home Room Treasurer, III, Football, VI, Track V, VI. Jimmy's fame is centered around his little black Ford with the wether injector . He can usually be seen whizzing over to Vail Deane or out to Cranford. Jim is one of the hardest-working members of the Dramatic Club stage crew, and was consequently appointed head of the crew for this year's production. He is one of those fellows who never misses a party and the party is always better for his having been there. And who will forget that one he threw after the Christmas Dance? .lim's quiet friendliness will undoubtedly help him to achieve a high position in life. 1949 Page twenty-nine

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fa s . 1 A v' l ,sc . 1, 4' 1' u 1-fr SEN IDRS Page twenty-eight N.. y X JACK BARRY MAFFENBEIER July 26, 1931 265 Winans Ave., Hillside, N. J. Maj, Jack Amherst, Princeton Six Years At Pingry Blue Book, VI, Soccer, VI, Dramatic Club, V, VI g Class Council, IV, V5 Cum Laude, V, VI. Not many people concerned with Pingry have ever heard of Jack. He is unassuming and quiet to the point of shyness, but underneath this surface there is warmth, friendliness, intellect, and knowledge. Maff is well liked by all thosc who know him. Throughout his career at Pingry, Jack has upheld a high standard of scholastic achievements, receiving Cum Laude in his junior year, and remaining in the top three in his class. The unsung hours ,l ack has put into the electrical end of our plays the past few years are uncount- able and essential to the success of the produc- tions. Great things are in store for J ack. RANDOLPH THOMAS MAJOR May 30, 1931 Coles Ave., Mountainside, N. .l. Randy ' Harvard Three Years At Pingry Soccer, VI, Navigation Club, IV, Vg Student Federalists, IV, Vg Rifle Club, Vg Glee Club, VI, Dramatic Club, VI. Randy is a gem of many facets. His accomplish- ments at Pingry run from Soccer to Glee Club. Randy has the capacity to direct his best efforts to whatever task at hand and successfully follows through. This year he added the Pingry play to his list of accomplishments. ln addition to his activities at school Randy will be remembered as that skiing enthusiast. His ability to work with people coupled with his drive will carry him far in life. When he gets to Harvard he shouldn't find any trouble in conquering new fields and winning new friends.

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SENIURS Page thirty DANIEL DREWRY MCMULLEN October 16, 1931 44 Kenilworth Drive, Short Hills, N. J. Mac, Dan Amherst Four Years At Pingry Rod and Gun Club, III, IV, V, VI, Secretary, V, President, VI, F reruch Club, V, VI, President, VI, Record, V, VI, Baseball, VI, Football VI, Bas- ketball, VI. Since Dan came to Pingry four years ago, he has become one of her most respected and best loved sons. 1VIac's marks would lead one to believe that he is a book worm, but his prominence in extra-curricular activities dispel this belief. Mac had a little tough luck during football season, in that he broke his arm, but he bounced right back to earn a place on the basketball squad. Dan has selected Amherst as the college of his choice, and with his record and personality he should go far not only in college, but whatever career he eventually chooses. KARL BOWEN MOLLOY October 17, 1930 47 Crescent Place, Short Hills, N. J. M ollock Washington and Lee Five Years at Pingry Football, V, VI, Swimming, IV, V, Record Board, VI, Track, VI. Ever since Karl joined our class in the Eighth Grade he has continued on in his bruising manner and has come to be known as one of 'ithe boys . Mollock's greatest claim to glory is his ability on the gridiron, proven by the fact that he was given all-county honorable mention for the job he did as tackle on this year's football team. Karl works hard in his studies and hopes to enter Washington and Lee next Fall. But no matter where Karl ends up, his ability to mix, and his desire for security will be assets enough towards gaining success.