Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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President of Student Councll CHARLES CLARK STOVER Ill 3'l Warwlck Road Coloma N J June 3 1942 Smokey Charlie Amherst Yale Five Years at Pmgry From has first years at Pmgry Smokey has been recognized as a leader In all facets of school llfe Thus leadershlp IS most evndent In student government for he has held class offices throughout the Upper School After school Smokey can usually be found slttmg In has Model A wanting for some kund soul to guve hum a push The spmt absllty and sense of humor which made a success at Pmgry wlll stand hum In good stead at Amherst next year Record 2 3 4 Associate Editor ue Key 1 4 President 1 2 Student Council 3 4 Presldent 4 Hockey 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Dance Committee 4 Football 3 4 Relugrous Conference Plan nmg Committee 3 4 Starters gomg rn next week Class President PETER GEORGE .IOHANNSEN B25 Walnut Street Roselle Park N J October 'll 1942 Pete Jo Wllllams Eleven Years at Pmgry Smce Pete entered Pmgry m the second grade he has ex celled nn every phase of school hfe Smce hrs Second Form year he has ranked number one scholastncally In hrs class He IS not only the leader of the Record but also of the entire Semor class Hrs determination has won for hlm letters In Varsity Wrestlmg and Soccer With the goals of has llfe well determined and the drive wuth whlch he was born, Pete cer talnly should go far In life Class Council 'I 2 Student Coun cll 3 4 Class Presrdent 4 Rec ordl 2 3 4 Assoclate Edltor 3 Edutorm Chief 4 Glee Club 3 4 Balladeers 3 Buttondowns 4 Hobby Club 'I Internatlonal Relations Club 2 3 Debating Club2 Cum laude can study anyplace.

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HISTORY uses the snow at Stowe, but not to ski, Ross Miesem, who drives on two wheels to save wear and tear on his tires, Ted Moo-o-ok, Jeff Ruddy, the harried harrier, Ivy Art Scutro, Bill Wer- theimer, who plays football, Dave Wheaton, who dates girls with boys names, Pete Wiley, who has a floor plan for a nunnery, and Bart If the boys at Flinn's could only see me now! Wood. Reigning as lords of the Middle School, they were ioined by Wes Ackley, who drives his car with a blue key, John Hood, of athletic fame, and Smokey Stover, the first serious student to enter since the first grade. With the move to the Upper School, the number was increased with the arrival of Brad Beldon, Nantucket Hotel Wrecker, Jim Hey, Hey Kraiu- ski Boskey, Paul Boyer, whose claim to fame is having dated Dhuanne Schmitz in the third grade, Pete Coughlan, who has more middle names than you can shake a shilaley at, Howard Benedict Arnold Danzig, Bill Chief Divot- Digger Ellis, Henry English, Pingry's answer to Gene Krupa, Ed Griepenkerl and Joe Helyar, our one-two punch, Jay Keep up the Reputa- tion! Hughes, Bill Krueger, neatest boy in the class, Bill Low, who pedals his Volkswagon to school every day, Dave MacNeil, the progres- sive Princetonian, Jim Petrie, who gets a kick out of driving, Barry Ruth, the Eagle Scout who won't say what he's scouting, Rick Schumann, Pingry's answer to Phil Hill, John Sloboda, our human test tube, Sabin Snow, an expert at marbles, Don Up with the Little People! West, and Pete Wood, Mad's Michaelangelo. In the Fourth Form we were ioined by Alan Brewster, author of that current best-seller, The Joys of Owning a Corvette and Not Driving It, Bob Chittenden, our delegate to the Third Reich, Tom Carlos Montoya Colchie, John Tom Collins, Bob Fitzgibbons, who knows a cool short cut through a rock garden, and Mike Wyman, our human exclamation point. We went into the Fifth Form ready for anything, which is precisely what we got in the persons of Jim Campbell, Pingry's answer to the Marlboro Man, and Bar- ry Cyrano Wagar.

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Vlce Presrdent DONALD CHARLES WEST Woodland Road Brookside N J August 24 1942 Westy Stump Mrdget Colgate Lafayette Mlddlebury Four Years at Pmgry Smce commg to Pungrys hallowed halls tour years ago Don has contrnbuted to all phases of school life Westy served four years wuth the Glee Club and was elected president In his Semor year Athletucally Westy as a natural contrlbutung his speed to the Soccer Team where he was one of the leading scorers ln the sprung Luls captams the Baseball Team play mg shortstop Don has been a deflmte asset to the enture school and cant help bemg a success an has future endeavors Sccer 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Captain 4 Athletnc Executlve Committee 4 Class Vlce pres: nt 4 Glee Club 1 2 Presldent 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Blue K y f 3 4 Blue Book 3 4 Record 3 4 Balladeers 2 Buttondowns 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Zap' Secretary Treasurer JAMES PALMER WHITLOCK .IR 214 Exeter Way Hnllslde N J June 18 1942 um Prmceton Eleven Years at Pmgry A leader In almost every phase of school lufe .lam has com plled a most enviable record at Pmgry Through has edltorshlp of the Blue Book and as stage manager for the Pmgry Players Jsm wields a bug stuck about school He IS probably best known as treasurer of the class and has desperate plea for dues each fall IS a famllnar sound throughout the school Next year Jam plans to attend Prmceton where he wall surely be as successful as at Pmgry Blue Book 2 3 4 Asscclate Edu tor 3 EdltorlnChlef 4 Class SecretaryTreasurer 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Stage Manager 4 Record 1 2 Camera Club 3 4 Blue Key Soccer 4 Baseball Manager Athletlc Executnve Committee Dance Committee 4 Cum Lousy can study anyplace else af' if lug'