Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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Mr. Bundschuh If one is kept lute at school, he often sees locking up the school cr little mon with cr flush light cmd cr set of keys. This is Mr. Kutz, who is culled upon to repair everything from cz broken light bulb to ct leaky pipe. This industrious member of our stcrtf is in chctrge of keeping the school in working order. Miss Crane '53,

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wesilsw 'Q'2 1 Chef Kennedy and hxs hard workmq staff Ulllllllt Beh1nd the successful functronrng of a school day at Prngry there 1S much more than teachxng rnvolved There are letters to be wrrtten meals to be cooked leaky faucets to be frxed and many other jobs to be attended to These are taken care of by the school staff The task of servrng hot lunch to three hundred hungry boys goes to our frne kltchen staff headed by Mr and Mrs Kennedy Therrs IS a long, hard day, for they begln to prepare the d1n1ng room at 900 am and f1n1sh cleanrng at about 2 O0 p rn We should all thank our krtchen staff for thts lndrspensable servrce Mrs Krng, Mrss Crane, and Mrs Mac Farlane, our able secretarres, are forever kept occupred They would be happ1er 1f they had a few extra sets of hands to help perform all the1r dutres Therr most rmportant lob IS handlrng the school's correspondence, however, they take care of rndrvrdual records, schedules, school act1v1t1es, and other vaned materral Handhng the school store and the f1n ancral records 1S 1n the hands of Mr Iohn Bundschuh, cuded by hrs assrstant, Mrs Mary Ford They are the two people whom the Plngrlans rn debt always turn to Mr Kutz , ' T T a ,V 1 i . d t V x y ,Q LN-waf M T , X i ' ' 7 I . I I .

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T L U Fxrst Row Rexbel Scrudato McClelland Dzma Ross McCleary Second Row F Shea Ph1l Van Orman Ashbaugh C Tatlock Torborg I OBrxen Mr Shrewsbury Prngry School regards hlghly the pnncrple of student representatron and responsrbrhty ln accordance w1th th1s rdea the Student Councrl has been a most rmportant mfluence rn the schools government Co operatmg wrth the faculty the Councrl has been rnstrumental ln keepmg the school runnrng smoothly The mam purposes of th1s orgarnzatron are to uphold the Honor System and to make dec1s1ons on all problems concernxng the student body as a whole ln regular weekly meetmgs the Councll d1s cu ses such matters as Honor Code vrolatrons and the1r causes and makes dec1s1ons on such problems as whlch charmes the school should support Thrs year for example one large collectron was taken dur1ng the fall and was drstnbuted to var1ous benefrts Ind1v1dual cases whrch are reported to the Councrl are always dxscussed at great length before any dec1s1ons are made wrth the rdea of correct1ng rather than of punlshmg the offender In add1t1on to these functrons the Councxl arranged for busses to take boys to football games and sold candy after lunch The Councrl IS compnsed of twelve members from the Upper School plus a faculty advrsor Each class elects two specral representatrves to attend the meetrngs along wlth the class pres1dent The Pres1dent of the Srxth Form 1S automatncally the Chauman of the Councrl and the other two Srxth Formers handle the 1obs of Secretary and of Treasurer Crarg McClelland w1th the assrstance of Mr Shrewsbury ably led the Student Councrl th1s year along wrth Dxck Dzlna and Iere Ross who represented the Srxth Form The Frfth Form delegatron consrsted of Pres1dent Ph1l Scrudato Steve Rerbel and B111 McCleary Pres1dent Harry Ashbaugh Gery Torborg and Ph1l Van Orman were the Fourth Form mem bers wh1le the Th1rd Form was represented by Pres1dent Chnstopher Tatlock lack 0 Br1en and Frank Shea The prrncrple of student government 1S one of the most rmportant factors 1n the educatlonal process Thus we hope the Student Councrl w1l1 be as successful 1n the future as lt has been thus year. l l TUBE l0 'CIL 'T f 5 Q ,j 3: on y 4 5 J- A-: , I fl 7 A V N 5-we T f S at N T , 'I l' Q ly I A TXVJQ' 5 fl yi, , Nytxll ' A ffl If 'le at N.. ' l, ,V S O Q' 7 , tttg Nix ez... T t SW