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The Pingry Review Is the Official Magazine of the Pingry School, with the Primary Purpose of Disseminating Alumni, Voiced Publications John Taylor Babbitt ’07 Memorial Field | alumni Coaches AED/CPr recognition | new Board Members homecoming winTer 2009 HELP BIG BLUE GO GREEN! Support The Pingry Fund today! (OUR NEW NAME FOR THE ANNUAL FUND) Pingry is taking steps to make the School financially, environmentally, and programmatically sustainable, and has been making great strides in “greening” the School—a trend Pingry plans to continue in the months and years ahead. We would like to ask for your help with our efforts. Making your gift to The Pingry fund will help us save the cost and physical resources associated with future mailings. Through June 30, 2009, you may also choose to designate your gift to financial aid. Your contribution will help us become more efficient and conserve resources— while at the same time supporting our students and sustaining Pingry’s long tradition of excellence in education. Remember that by donating today you help us to decrease subsequent Pingry Fund mailings, which conserves paper, printing resources, and postage fees. MAKE YOUR GIFT TODAY! www.pingry.org pingry_mag ad.indd 1 2/19/09 4:11:33 PM PINTHE PIGNGRY REVIEW RY 12 The John Taylor Babbitt ’07 Memorial Field Pingry’s new synthetic turf field is dedicated to the memory of John Taylor Babbitt ’07. John’s Spirit and Sports- parents reflect on his personality and interests and talk about why this field is a fitting tribute. manship Shape 18 Athletic Facilities Patrons: People Behind the names athletics Program Many of Pingry’s athletic facilities are named in honor of people who had or have close 6 connections to the school. These names are inscribed on plaques near the fields, track, Winning is important, but ever tennis courts, and pool, and inside the gymnasiums and fitness center. since Pingry’s athletic program 27 AED + CPr = Pingry Saving lives began, the Athletic Directors, Pingry’s health department is honored for saving lives, thanks to CPR certification for students and the availability of defibrillators. coaches, and athletes have been 38 From Players to Coaches—of the Same Teams guided by the principles of school Several alumni are coaching the same teams for which they played as students. They spirit, good sportsmanship, and are back at Pingry with fond memories and an eagerness to help today’s athletes. the opportunity to play on a team. 43 The hall awaits the Greats Who have been the key figures in The Hall of Fame has been honoring Pingry’s most accomplished athletes, coaches, teams, and members of the athletics staff since 1991. What are the criteria for being the history of Pingry athletics? selected as a member of this prestigious group, and how can you nominate someone? On the cover: 3 From the Headmaster 46 Ask the Archivist Former Athletic Director and Coach Reese Williams’s 5 From the Chair 47 Class Notes football cleat; a baseball with the 1941 Team’s 12-0 22 School News 53 In Memoriam record; a vintage jersey; a fencing saber; a lacrosse stick; a field hockey stick; and the soccer page from 32 Scene Around Campus 56 Dicta Ultima the 1952 Blue Book 34 Alumni News 57 Alumni Calendar Board of Trustees, 2008-2009 Reena Kamins Anthony Bowes ’96 John B. Brescher, Jr. ’65 Director of Admission Kyle Coleman ’80 Chair Lydia B. Geacintov Lisa Fraites-Dworkin ’81 John W. Holman III ’79 Director of Studies Jonathan Gibson ’88 E. Lori Halivopoulos ’78 Vice Chair Melanie P. Hoffmann Edward S. Atwater IV ’63 Director of Development Robert Hough ’77 Treasurer Peter Korn, Jr. ’89 Gerry Vanasse Stuart Lederman ’78 Harold W. Borden ’62 Director of Athletics Guy Leedom ’54 Secretary Quoc Vo Steven Lipper ’79 Alice F. Rooke Director of Information Technology William Mennen ’85 Assistant Secretary Office of Alumni Relations Sean O’Donnell ’75 Deborah J. Barker and Annual Giving Ronald Rice, Jr. ’86 Cynthia Cuffie-Jackson Miller Bugliari ’52 Jonathan Robustelli ’90 Anne DeLaney ’79 Special Assistant to the Headmaster Sandra Salter ’93 Jeffrey N. Edwards ’78 Jonathan Shelby ’74 Jacqueline Sullivan Miriam T. Esteve Alison Zoellner ’83 Director of Alumni Relations and William D. Ju Annual Giving Terms Expiring in 2011 what’s new Donna Kreisbuch Jake Angel ’90 Alison Harle on our web site Steven M. Lipper ’79 Todd Burrows ’90 Terence M. O’Toole Associate Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving David Freinberg ’74 Deryck A. Palmer Allison Haltmaier ’80 Kristen Tinson news Dan C. Roberts Cathleen Lazor ’88 www.pingry.org/about/news.html Associate Director of Alumni Relations Ian S. Shrank ’71 H. David Rogers ’61 and Annual Giving See what’s happened this Park B. Smith ’50 Kevin Schmidt ’98 past fall and early winter, from Henry G. Stifel III ’83 Laura K. Stoffel Tracy Klingeman Stalzer ’84 Denise E. Vanech Convocation to Coach Bugliari’s Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Betsy Vreeland ’84 Audrey M. Wilf and Annual Giving Amy Warner ’78 700th Career win, the annual Barry L. Zubrow Yolanda G. Carden Susan Barba Welch ’77 halloween Parade at Short Development Assistant Honorary Trustees Honorary Director Hills, and holiday Festivities at David M. Baldwin ’47 Pingry Alumni Association, 2008-2009 John Geddes ’62 Fred Bartenstein, Jr. both campuses. We’re always Steve Lipper ’79 William S. Beinecke ’31 The Review Editorial Staff posting new stories, so keep President John P. Bent, Jr. Greg Waxberg ’96, Editor Alison Zoellner ’83 checking this page. William M. Bristol III ’39 Communications Writer Vice President William V. Engel ’67 Melanie Hoffmann John W. Holman, Jr. ’55 Sam Partridge ’92 Director of Development Vice President www.pingry.org/about/calendar.htmlcalendar Henry H. Hoyt, Jr. ’45 Mark J. Sullivan Warren S. Kimber, Jr. ’52 Norbert Weldon ’91 Director of Strategic Communications Vice President Find all the latest 2009 calendar Stephan F. Newhouse ’65 Jacqueline Sullivan events, cancellations, and Norman B. Tomlinson, Jr. ’44 Chip Korn ’89 Director of Alumni Relations and reschedulings. F. Helmut Weymar ’54 Treasurer Annual Giving John Campbell III ’86 John C. Whitehead Kristen Tinson Secretary Life Trustee Associate Director of Alumni Relations Terms Expiring in 2009 alumni Robert B. Gibby ’31 (deceased) and Annual Giving www.pingry.org/alumni/ Albert Bauer ’45 Maureen E. Maher Reconnect in 2009 with local Administration, 2008-2009 Bradford Bonner ’93 Communications Associate/Writer classmates in Boston, Dallas, Nathaniel E. Conard John Campbell III ’86 Headmaster Rebecca Frost ’94 Design and Layout Ruby Window Creative Group, Inc. los angeles, and San Francisco. Theodore M. Corvino, Sr. Jane Hoffman ’94 www.rubywindow.com In addition to these receptions, Assistant Headmaster-Short Hills Genesia Perlmutter Kamen ’79 reunion weekend takes place Lower School Director Robert Kirkland ’48 Art Direction Conor Mullet ’84 James S. Bratek May 14-16. Jonathan D. Leef Web Manager and Graphic Designer Assistant Headmaster-Martinsville Samuel Partridge ’92 Mary Sarro-Waite ’01 Photography Denise M. Brown-Allen William J. Silbey ’77 David Coulter Upper School Director Bruce Morrison ’64 parentswww.pingry.org/about/parentnews.html Gordon Sulcer ’61 Bill Storer Philip S. Cox Katrina Welch ’06 Debbie Weisman Visit Monthly notices for Middle School Director Norbert Weldon ’91 Parents for the latest letters John W. Pratt Printing Terms Expiring in 2010 Chief Financial Officer Ramsey Press, Inc., Mahwah, N.J. and announcements concerning Mark Bigos ’79 your child. www.pingry.org/students/students What do the students have to say? A lot, and you can read all about it in The record and vital PINTHE PINGRYG REVIEWRY Signs, among other student- The Pingry Review is the official magazine of The Pingry School, with the primary purpose of disseminating alumni, voiced publications. school, faculty, and staff news and information. Comments can be sent to the editor at The Pingry School, Martinsville Road, P.O. Box 366, Martinsville, NJ 08836 or [email protected]. A LETTER FROM THE HEADMASTER In addition to other articles about the Athletic Hall of Fame and alumni who have returned to coach their former teams, we have several athletic achievements and milestones to share with you in this issue. In September, we dedicated The John Taylor Babbitt ’07 Memorial Field, the school’s first artificial turf field, to the memory of John Babbitt, a young man who thrived on the experience of playing on a team. I encourage you to learn more about John, through the eyes of his parents, and about how this field is playing a role in the continuing expansion of Pingry’s athletic program. On the same day that we dedicated the turf field, Miller Bugliari ’52, who has been head coach of the varsity soccer team for 49 years, earned his 700th career victory. We are delighted to share with you some of the moments from the post-game celebration. Coach Bugliari fosters an atmosphere of sportsmanship and integrity on his team and shows every player the highest level of care and concern. A consummate student of the game and of Dear Members of the the art of coaching, when he travels internationally, he carefully studies how other teams practice and Pingry Community, applies those ideas to his Pingry team. Perhaps, as you have watched our teams in In other news, this past spring, Pingry’s health action in the gyms and on the fields around department was honored by the American Heart Association for the school’s efforts to save lives, and the school, you have wondered when our you can read more about the events that prompted sports program started and how it grew into these awards in “School News.” You will also the program it is today. In this issue of meet our new Upper School Director, Dr.
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