Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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,f 1 , Z E What, no candelabra? Z' 144 an-. '- , Yon Cassius has a lean and hungry look. L M44 ' Whafs this demonstration, sir? .- Simple, isn't it, Mr. Swizer? You know I despise red ties. 16

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ggfagfadmenf Of 3454 .Siyzfzt HELEN K. DIEBOLT HELEN B. WASASIER Head of Lower School First Grade 4 QI 4,1 Fourth Grade Fifth Grade It is during the early years of school life that the attributes which go toward laying the foundation for that praiseworthy and intangible quality known as Pingry Spirit are first instilled in a boy. The es- tablishment and maintenance of such a spirit is the direct result of the enduring devotion and unending effort displayed hy the Lower School Faculty. Beginning with the first grade taught hy Mrs. Helen B. Wasasier, able head of the Lower School. the boys next receive the care and guidance of Mrs. Katherine l. Wolffis second grade and Mrs. Mildred G. Clifford's third grade. ln the fourth and fifth grades. taught by Mrs. Helen K. Die- bolt and Mrs. Pauline R. Martin respective- ly, the hoys' minds and characters are further developed. Miss Charlotte C. Vfillis gives training in music, and Mrs. Clara Nl. Seaton, also lihararian, supervises art. PAULINE R. MARTIN '35 KATHERINE I. WOLFF Second Grade Thifd Gfllde MILDRED G. CLIFFORD 'Wx CLARA M. SEATON CHARLOTTE WILLIS Art, Librarian Music --wg.-Q -.--.. ,...,...-0-.....-. ..--..v-.f --L 1: 15

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'He thinks too muchg such men are dangerous. Back to the old grind. P!NGRY-lN- THE-NEWS The Pingry Daily Worker. K Now rcally. ' yan um I- Bah, you wicked fellows. 17