The Honor Code Setting the Course for Life

Home , Duty and Honor, Laura White, The Barstow School

PINTHE PIGNGRY REVIEW RY The Honor Code Setting the Course for Life

How Bob PopperShort ’61 Found Hills Dr. Kitchen Pingry’s Garden Resting Place| Graduation | iPads Enhance 2010 |Kindergarten Renovated andClock Second-Grade Tower Classrooms GuatemalanFaculty Summer Exchange Fellowships Students at | Pingry Pingry | ChineseMuseum Program of Art Joins | Alumni Prestigious Reflect National on Gap Network Years Nic Fink ’11 AimsSummer for the OlympicsService Trips | Olympian | 2010 Dan Letter-in-Life Kellner ’94 Gives Award Back to Brooklyn Newest Honor for Mike Webster

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The Honor code: 4 How I Found John F. Pingry After reading The Beginning of Wisdom, the story of Pingry’s first 100 years, Bob Popper ’61 Setting wanted to find Dr. Pingry’s resting place. In this article, Mr. Popper shares his investigative story. the Course 27 Prestigious Chinese Network Welcomes Pingry as a Member for Life Pingry will benefit from the resources of the Hanban-Asia Society Confucius Classrooms 12 Network, which helps develop and support high-quality Chinese language education. The Honor System and 28 Touch and Go: Early Access to Interactive Technology Honor Code are in their sixth Kindergarten and second-grade students are using iPads to supplement what they learn in the classroom. These revolutionary devices are making a big difference in the learning process. decade of simultaneous 31 Record-Setting Pingry Swimmer is One Step Closer to Olympics existence. This issue’s cover Nic Fink ’11 has qualified for two events at the 2012 United States Olympic Swimming Trials. story explains the roots of Read about the accolades and attitude that have helped him reach this milestone. 37 Alumni Portal Opens a New Door to Information each and describes new A new feature on Pingry’s web site, the password-protected alumni portal provides access to traditions at both campuses helpful and important information, including an online form to submit class notes. intended to keep the spirit of 38 En Garde! Fencers Learn from Olympian Dan Kellner ’94 Mr. Kellner, an Olympic fencer, is using his new club to give back to the community and the Honor Code alive every day. help train the next generation of fencers.

3 From the Headmaster 46 Ask the Archivist On the cover: 4 Sesquicentennial 47 Class Notes Pingry’s Honor Code serves as a moral compass 10 Scene Around Campus 62 In Memoriam throughout the lives of all members of the community. 27 School News 64 Dictum Ultimum 35 Alumni News 65 Alumni Calendar PINTHE PINGRYG REVIEWRY The Pingry Review is the official magazine of The Pingry School, with the primary purpose of disseminating alumni, school, faculty, and staff news and information. The editor tries to ensure the timeliness of each issue. Due to printing and production deadlines, this edition contains major events that happened by May 13, 2011. Occurrences after that date would be included in the following issue. Comments can be sent to the editor at The Pingry School, Martinsville Road, P.O. Box 366, Martinsville, NJ 08836 or [email protected]. Editorial Staff Kate Whitman Annis Design and Layout Greg Waxberg ’96, Editor Director of Alumni Relations and Ruby Window Creative Group, Inc. Lots to offer, easy to navigate! Communications Writer Annual Giving www.rubywindow.com Melanie Hoffmann P ’20 Maureen E. Maher Photography EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS Director of Institutional Advancement Associate Director of Strategic Peter Chollick Communications Marisa Marks Bruce Morrison ’64 Calendar Pages Interim Director of Strategic Debbie Weisman Communications and Marketing

Board of Trustees, 2011-2012 Administration, 2011-2012 Terms Expiring in 2012 Select a category with a calendar John B. Brescher, Jr. ’65, P ’99 Nathaniel E. Conard P ’09, ’11 Brad Bonner ’93 page: Admission, Arts, Athletics, Chair Headmaster John Campbell III ’86 Campus Life, Alumni, Supporting Rebecca Frost ’94 John W. Holman III ’79, P ’09, ’11, ’14 Theodore M. Corvino, Sr. P ’94, ’97, ’02 Pingry, Parents. Assistant Headmaster-Short Hills Jane Hoffman ’94 Vice Chair Lower School Director Christian E. Hoffman ’94 Edward S. Atwater IV ’63 Jonathan D. Leef P ’15, ’18 Genesia Perlmutter Kamen ’79, Treasurer Assistant Headmaster-Martinsville P ’11, ’13 Ian S. Shrank ’71 Denise M. Brown-Allen P ’13 Conor Mullett ’84, P ’14, ’15, ’18 Secretary Upper School Director Samuel Partridge ’92 View the calendar by day, week, Peter Rosenbauer ’89 Alice F. Rooke P ’02, ’04 Philip S. Cox month, or year. Middle School Director Mary Sarro-Waite ’01 Assistant Secretary William J. Silbey ’77 John W. Pratt Click on the appropriate arrows Deborah J. Barker P ’12, ’16 Gordon Sulcer ’61, P ’95, ’01 Chief Financial Officer to advance or reverse the event Angela Burt-Murray P ’17, ’19 Katrina Welch ’06 listings. Allison C. Brunhouse ’00 Norbert Weldon ’91 Kurt G. Conti P ’07, ’09, ’15 Director of Admission and Enrollment Holly Hegener Cummings P ’14, ’16 Terms Expiring in 2013 1 2 3 4 5 6 Lydia B. Geacintov P ’84, ’88 Jeffrey N. Edwards ’78, P ’12, ’14 Director of Studies Mark Bigos ’79 Nicole Daniele ’05 Miriam T. Esteve P ’09, ’11, ’19 Melanie P. Hoffmann P ’20 Thomas Diemar ’96 1 Subscribe to email alerts for Kathleen M. Hugin P ’11, ’13 Director of Institutional Advancement Jonathan Gibson ’88 event updates and changes. Genesia P. Kamen ’79, P ’11, ’13 Gerry Vanasse P ’14, ’20 Director of Athletics Martha Graff ’84, P ’15, ’17 Stuart M. Lederman ’78 E. Lori Halivopoulos ’78 Quoc Vo 2 View calendar in grid format. Steven M. Lipper ’79, P ’09, ’12, ’14 Peter Korn, Jr. ’89 Director of Information Technology William G. Mennen ’85, P ’21, ’22 Stuart Lederman ’78 3 Customize by categories. Conor T. Mullett ’84, P ’14, ’15 Office of Alumni Relations Steven Lipper ’79, P ’09, ’12, ’14 Donald C. Mullins, Jr. P ’15, ’20 and Annual Giving William Mennen ’85, P ’21, ’22 4 Search for events. Leonard Murray II P ’17, ’19 Miller Bugliari ’52, P ’86, ’90, ’97, GP ’20 Katharine Outcalt ’87 Special Assistant to the Headmaster Stephan F. Newhouse ’65, P ’95, ’97, ’99 Sean O’Donnell ’75, P ’05, ’10 Kate Whitman Annis Jonathan Shelby ’74, P ’08, ’11, ’19 Park B. Smith ’50, GP ’06, ’08, ’09, ’10 5 Export the calendar to your Director of Alumni Relations and Alison Zoellner ’83, P ’16, ’18 computer or mobile device. Henry G. Stifel III ’83 Annual Giving Amy Temares P ’10, ’13, ’16 Erica Pettis Terms Expiring in 2014 Associate Director of Alumni Relations John P. Anagnostis ’04 6 Access the calendar help files. Audrey M. Wilf P ’02, ’04, ’13 Louis G. Zachary P ’14, ’16, ’19 and Annual Giving Todd Burrows ’90 Alison C. Malin Zoellner ’83, P ’16, ’18 Holland Sunyak ’02 David Freinberg ’74, P ’12, ’15 Associate Director of Alumni Relations Andrew Gottesman ’88 Barry L. Zubrow P ’10 and Annual Giving Follow Us On Facebook, Lauren Greig ’00 Honorary Trustees Yolanda G. Carden Allison Haltmaier ’80, P ’11, ’13 Twitter, YouTube, and LinkedIn Development Assistant David M. Baldwin ’47, P ’75, ’76, ’78, ’81 Pamela Lang ’05 Benjamin Lehrhoff ’99 Fred Bartenstein, Jr. P ’68, ’70, ’72, ’75 Pingry Alumni Association, 2011-2012 Marshall McLean ’98 William S. Beinecke ’31, P ’61, ’64 Steve Lipper ’79, P ’09, ’12, ’14 President Edie McLaughlin Nussbaumer ’84, P ’18 John P. Bent, Jr. P ’80, ’82, ’84 Sam B. Partridge ’92 H. David Rogers ’61 facebook.com/thepingryschool Victoria Brooks P ’02, ’04 Vice President Kevin Schmidt ’98 twitter.com/thepingryschool William V. Engel ’67 David Freinberg ’74, P ’12, ’15 Betsy Vreeland ’84, P ’11, ’12, ’15 youtube.com/user/thepingryschool John W. Holman, Jr. ’55, P ’79 Vice President Susan Barba Welch ’77, Henry H. Hoyt, Jr. ’45 Brad Bonner ’93 P ’06, ’09, ’11, ’13, ’16 Vice President Just for Pingry Alumni! Warren S. Kimber, Jr. ’52, P ’76, ’79 Chip Korn ’89 Honorary Directors facebook.com/pingryalumni Norman B. Tomlinson, Jr. ’44 Treasurer John Geddes ’62, P ’95 twitter.com/pingryalumni F. Helmut Weymar ’54 Norbert Weldon ’91 Robert C. Hall ’54, P ’79 linkedin.com/groups?gid=927037 John C. Whitehead P ’73 Secretary Henry G. Kreh ’44 3 summer 2011 ,

Review ster a dm a e lives of thousands of Pingry through alumni and, lives thousands community, Pingry the on impact their nothing is more central to the ethos or success of to or the success ethos central is nothing more the school than the Honor System and Honor BornCode. 85 years ago, these principles have formed the foundation for the educations and of families. I up thiscannot back with Although assertion that the impression is clear very it hard my data, Pingry Honor Code has had a more profound with associated been have on those who impact can claim. code institutions than it honor most that this of in the way is result a direct I believe Code is many Where framed. the Honor which institutions have chosen to define their honor in behaviors, terms of proscribed codes negatively, Code as the Honor Pingry to haspresent chosen asAs a Pingryguidance. result, of source positive graduates move on to college and on into the relevance Code’s see the they Honor world, “real” lives. of their facet to every in this the As read articles issue of you the and especially as you read the personal Honor and alumni, parents, of students, Code reflections your with resonate will find that I they you hope Code and impact its of the Honor own experience made. have that you and life the on choices your on this— thoughts to hear your love would We and any—subject. on that will see we you hope of we course, And, anniversary of the or 150th more one campus for the next that are we planning throughout events did! be you glad back—you’ll Come year. Sincerely, Nathaniel E. Conard P ’09, ’11 H

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b Review mmun m o e y C M r etter r g n ea i carried us through our first 150 years carried and years us that will through our first 150 And of those themes, sustain us in 150. our next In this, Pingry’s sesquicentennial year, we continue continue we year, sesquicentennial In this, Pingry’s our exploration in the our exploration In the six years that I have had the privi- lege to serve as Pingry’s headmaster, Headmaster Nat Conard P ’09, ’11, his wife Brenda Hamm P ’09, ’11, and their their and ’11, ’09, P Hamm Brenda wife his ’11, ’09, P Conard Nat Headmaster - Commence on moment proud a shared ’09 Conard Hamm Rebecca daughter Both graduates. the among was ’11 Conard Hamm Ben when 2011 Day ment ties. Sesquicentennial commemorative identical sported Ben and Conard Mr. D I have had conversations, long or short, with many hundreds of alumni, from those who received their diplomas from my hand, to those who received theirs from Charles Bertram Newton. Regardless of when they graduated, regardless of the teachers and coaches who inspired—or intimidated!—them, and regardless of the strong and enduring friendships they formed while at Pingry, one core value that they all share is a firm and ever-growing belief in the tenets of the Pingry Honor Code. P A L A nd u o By Bob Popper ’61 Bob Popper By ] Photography by thePhotography author I F Pingry . nnial e ow nt H e ic qu s Se

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sing resources which were not not were sing resources which nfortunately, that possibility became became possibility that nfortunately, County area, stood the on church Avenue the corner of Westminster and across from Prince andStreet, Scott Hotel. the facing Winfield There has been a bank at this than more for years.) 50 location a by replaced was it 1950s, early the In Westminster named also church, new North of corner the on Presbyterian, Perhaps Avenue. Salem and Avenue recordsthe held church thatnew had survived from its namesake? U moot learnedDave when from an congregantold that the original did church a not have graveyard. from I had help asked for Meanwhile, is who a classmate friend and college genealogist. amateur an accomplished hisMarshall Hugh had documented tree family from its roots to the tip of each leaf, and of had we leaf, each his printed on finding Pingrysuggestions Dr. in our class newsletter, with a tip of in our class newsletter, the I him hat to sent Hugh. a copy of that issue, and with he responded so fresh about much information Pingry Dr. that I had to take a pill and down. lie U Hahn, to Dr. assuch available Books, Google had Hugh learned, among things,many other that

nion nion U , and placed it on my my on it placed and , The original Westminster Church from a postcard purchased by Dave Rogers ’61. Rogers Dave by purchased postcard a from Church Westminster original The 1947. (For alumni from (For the 1947. service had taken place, or the First First the or place, taken had service Elizabeth. of Church Presbyterian instrumental is, and been, had Dave First the of restoration in the in established Church, Presbyterian cemetery its to has and access 1708, Pingry. Dr. No looked. He records. would it know whether did not We the burial to explore be possible records of the Westminster because it Church, Presbyterian by fire had circa been destroyed

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The When I graduated in Pingry’s centennial class, I purchased purchased I class, centennial Pingry’s in graduated I When the of history Hahn’s Herbert member faculty of copy a school, bookshelf—where it slept for the next 44 years. In the 45th 45th the In years. 44 next the for slept it bookshelf—where inscription. Hahn’s Dr. with began and off it blew I year, My curiosity fastened upon Dr. Pingry. Dr. upon fastened curiosity My When I finished, 338 pages later, I later, pages 338 I finished, When I understood more. know to wanted still in Elizabeth home Pingry’s Dr. that photographed and it I so found stood, of residence nearby the I found also it. headmaster, second the Corbin, “Pa” I Then I photographed. also which find to Elizabeth downtown into went Pingry’s Dr. which behind church the was There stood. had schoolhouse first I but schoolhouse, the of evidence no used We church. the of a picture took during show in a slide images these reunion. 45th class’ our The The book retire recounts his career, funeral, andfailing health, ment, the service Pingryat which memorial was Alumni born. Association The 1894) of date his death (February 16, his but is resting place is not, given, could be. it where and I wondered of co-editor and friend, classmate, My ’61, Rogers Dave newsletter, class our Church Presbyterian in the is an elder We Elizabeth. of resident a and former decided and together heads our put been probably had Pingry Dr. that the places: two of in one interred Church Presbyterian Westminster Pingry’s Dr. from half a block (located a was congregant he where home), memorial and funeral his where and

a Pingry. For example, one read within two years of 1894, although although 1894, of years two within a Pingry either was individual every or, apparently, a close relative of “Daughter of Rev. John” while another while John” Rev. of “Daughter was “Wife of Rev. S. [sic] F. Pingry.” F. [sic] S. Rev. of “Wife was index produced also manager The corre to seemed which of each cards, typed the page. on a name to spond in a careful written were entries The The pen. a quill with perhaps hand, some, for shown was death of cause in fracture a head or as dropsy, such (He Pingry. Rev. of a case wife of the for card no was there But three.) had explained manager the subject; our the of some destroyed had a fire that disappointed. I was records. cemetery’s woman the to listened have I should phone. the on from an the vault Then he removed ancient ledger with worn leather the I of date death repeated binding. finger stalled on and the manager’s and he said, he is,” the “Here page. turned the book so we could read the entry, written in another time. Pingry was F. John in number lot Yes, person and he was the 10,874th 515, to be buried at Rosedale. drove who an employee followed We truckCemetery” to the a “Old pickup and, after a found we a search, brief tall. feet 10 about obelisk stone Several feet below the top, on one side, was a carved wreath with the word centered“PINGRY” within. Near the on base, of each in relief commemorations were the four sides, of the members of Pingrydifferent with family of dates birth and death. John to wasRev. One side dedicated and his second Pingry (1818-1894) F. wife Elizabeth. A wreath on one side of the obelisk. the of side one on wreath A The Pingry family obelisk. family Pingry The - -

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item of nnial . . I some found e Elizabeth Daily nt e ic New York Times qu item, as well as everything s Se thing interesting. A two-paragraph thing interesting. funeral Pingry’s of account ends Dr. at took place with “The interment Orange? ThisOrange.” could have named meant a Orangecemetery or the town of Jersey. Orange, New no cemetery, such Googling revealed me that did teach it but the 92-acre in founded 1842, Cemetery, Rosedale is within three cities: Montclair, Orange, and Orange! West I called had they and Rosedale asked whether ininterred a Francis John Pingry, The woman excused February 1894. of research, minutes a for few herself me that then told did not. they 2008, in November later, months Five Hugh and I visited Rosedale on a Sunday morning, and I asked the same question. cameWe fortified with a copy of the Journal from our Internet searches. The page a typewritten produced manager listed which the occupants of lot in all. individuals eight 515, number were dates interment the of None Ledger entry 10874, Rev. John F. Pingry. F. John Rev. 10874, entry Ledger [ [ Pingry Dr. had three sons and one had who giving died Julia, daughter, and son birth. died her who Julia, buried together were two later, weeks Also interred in Cemetery. Rosedale daugh was Pingry’s at Rosedale Dr. ter-in-law, Rebecca Pingry, the wife Pingry, Rebecca ter-in-law, of his son John. While Hugh had found a digging into back copies of the Elizabeth Daily Journal February 7, 1894, with the “The lead 1894, February 7, he found Pingry Dying,” F. John Rev. reports. He surmised no subsequent that Pingry was buried in or Rosedale in in a but Massachusetts, plot family that he was certainly cremated. not be I might it thought worth visiting the Elizabeth Library Public and

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Jack Angell ’57, Jack PAngell ’90 ’57, (recently these I whether wonder resigned). Pingry boys know they whom have had in their care! the manager asked whether the and that I am an alumnus. He then volunteered that several members of his Board of Directors are Pingry ’59, Baldwin Bob graduates—namely, P ’96, Terry Talcott ’56, and’01, Later, when I re-examined the typed I when re-examined Later, man by the page produced cemetery I realized that I ager, had overlooked stated clearly important. something It that the owner of the family plot which we had been studying, lot Pingry.” John was “Rev. 515, number When we returned to the office, any had found had we whom person School. Pingry The to connection I that replied he was the founder Bob Popper ’61 pointing at the commemoration of Dr. Pingry at the base of the Pingry family obelisk. family Pingry the of base the at Pingry Dr. of commemoration the at pointing ’61 Popper Bob

Dr. Pingry’s footstone. Pingry’s Dr. stones, each about the about each size of stones, a large hardbound book and appropriately or above from separated its neighbor of the a outline shield, Within below. threebore each only andinitials, We P.” wassuch F. one marked “J. had our found man. was Nearby a pair which of headstones less cryptic. were One was inscribed / OF SON / REV. PINGRY “JOHN / 1846-1910.” PINGRY & C.G. F. J. / B. COBB read “REBECCA mate Its / 1846- WIFE OF PINGRY / JOHN This, confirmedtoo, what 1882.” had we learned on the Internet. One of the sides adjacent to it was it to adjacent sides the of One and Caroline wife first his for reserved fewer for lived had who a daughter adjacent other The than years. two Julia, daughter his remembered side together birth, giving died had who we what This confirmed son. her with the And Internet. the on learned had F. John of that opposite side, fourth 1781, (b. Pingry a John for was Pingry, 1789, (b. L. Pingry a and Relief 1854) d. were later, I confirmed who, 1872) d. lived They parents. Pingry’s F. John years. later in their son their with In the ground near the base of the foot or more eight were monument - - -

Pingry: A Pingry: The . Featuring alumni, cur alumni, . Featuring , published in 2009. A more detailed account . Original paintings for the the for paintings . Original The Pingry Story: The The Pingry Dream Story: Mr. Beinecke mentioned the playing playing the mentioned Beinecke Mr. ’50 Smith B. Park and Carol the fields, soon-to-be-built the School, Middle (“The Residence Headmaster’s is funding he which House,” Beinecke the at can live headmaster the that so statue the and Campus), Martinsville two and boys two with Pingry Dr. of main school’s the of in front girls Beinecke Mr. Of this statue, entrance. but inaccurate, is historically “It said, that.” like correct—I philosophically audience the speech, his Following celebrated his upcoming 97th birthday birthday 97th upcoming his celebrated Birthday” “Happy singing by 22) (May a birthday with him presenting and in the participated then He cake. The for ceremony groundbreaking of be one will which House, Beinecke environmentally- most greenest, the Jersey. in New houses friendly its premiered Pingry evening, That Film, Anniversary 150th Blue in Portait former and current and students, rent the administrators, and staff, faculty, cele and memories Pingry shares film its since traditions school’s the brates pre the Following in 1861. founding guests party, Kick-Off the at miere, reminisce to tent the under gathered current and friends, classmates, with third the For teachers. former and week the of event Sesquicentennial Hanna ’12 Andrew 14, May on end, the of reading a staged performed children’s soon-to-be-published book, Continues accompany to display on were book reading. his If you would If like you would a of DVD the film, Pingry or a commemorative tie or charm, please 150th contact Anniversary Coordinator Lynne Brum at [email protected] or ext. 1295. 647-5555, (908) Editor’s Note: of Pingry’s move from Hillside to Martinsville is included in the Commemorative Edition of Pingry Review -

niversity for much less than less much for niversity U Headmaster Miller Bugliari Bugliari Miller Headmaster ’20; GP ’97, ’90, P ’86, ’52, and math late the and Vars Otho teacher English a with name first his shared that fact (a emperor Roman a fifth-grade student in the student a fifth-grade into glimpse His 1923. of fall as: facts such revealed history teacher School Lower late the a was distant Budd Harriet Bugliari Elizabeth of cousin P ’86, ’90, ’97, GP ’20, wife wife ’20, GP ’97, ’90, P ’86, the to Assistant Special of took place in April 1982, and took place in April 1982, 1984. in May place took dedication changes subsequent on Reflecting Campus, Martinsville the to Due to his parents’ move from from move parents’ his to Due Beinecke’s Mr. Madison, to Cranford was as student a Pingry year final an honorary received he but 1926, in 2000. Pingry from diploma a few fast-forwarded Beinecke Mr. story the recounting begin to decades began all which move, Pingry’s of see to ’61 Rick son his took he when that realized “I Campus. Hillside the the for place wrong in was the Pingry in decision his of says he long-term,” Parsons, Bob to something say to 1969 presi the from retire to about was who dency of Pingry’s Board (but would would (but Board Pingry’s of dency at serve and Board the on remain 1979). as until Chair times various nervous was Beinecke Mr. Although conversation, forthcoming the about to move recent Pingry’s considering Parsons Mr. that recalls he Hillside, The immediately.” point my “took sold eventually was Campus Hillside Kean to a give asked—“almost had Pingry away,” in Mr. Beinecke’s words—and words—and Beinecke’s in Mr. away,” innumerable endure to had Pingry agency every nearly with obstacles a reality. move the make to imaginable campus new the for Groundbreaking amused and intrigued Mr. Beinecke, Beinecke, Mr. intrigued and amused name the heard never had he because Pingry). to coming before “Otho” -

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8 the pingry review 9 summer 2011 - Return to Bermuda to Return to Those traveled alumni who Bermuda asSpecial with students Miller to Assistant the Headmaster ’20 GP ’97, ’90, P ’86, ’52, Bugliari to will hear that be a pleased return is Bugliari trip to Bermuda Mr. with 1, to July 28 June for planned being & Hotel Point Tucker’s at 2012, mem to rekindle Spa—a way unique and friends with and ories reconnect words: Bugliari’s In Mr. classmates. and, youth, of your the scene “Revisit packages Travel thisbehave.” time, are organized being and will soon be the with assistance of publicized of Summit. Inc. Travelong niversity (the former (the niversity U Dr. Andrew Dr. ChairMoore, of the Department,Music is planning a student performance alumnifor and in the 2012, parents on April 29, Hall Recital Enlow newly-renovated at Kean In Campus). to Hillside addition being a wonderful opportunity for current students, this concert will alsoalumni provide with an occasion to return to the campus. Also planned are a pre-performance in reception the Garden, a Fiske dessert post-performance reception with the performers, and a tour of the former Pingry campus. Student Performance Performance Student Hillside Former the at Campus ,

a program a program p as the Sesquicentennial Celebration Continues… Celebration Sesquicentennial the as p U uiñones to to uiñones YouTube channel. YouTube Q is available on Pingry’s Pingry’s on available is What Would You Do?, You What Would The 150th Anniversary film, film, Anniversary 150th The Pingry: A Portrait in Blue in Portrait A Pingry: For more information about these or other Sesquicentennial events, contact 150th Anniversary Coordinator Anniversary Coordinator 150th contact events, Sesquicentennial these or other about information more For 1295. ext. 647-5555, Brumor (908) Lynne [email protected] at In 1965, Miller Bugliari ’52, P ’86, ’90, ’97, GP ’20, now Special Assistant to the Headmaster, accompanying students to Bermuda. His wife Elizabeth P ’86, ’90, ’97, ’97, ’90, ’86, P Elizabeth wife His Bermuda. to students accompanying Headmaster, the to Assistant Special now ’20, GP ’97, ’90, ’86, P ’52, Bugliari Miller 1965, In staircase. the of top the at them joins ’20 GP For the second presentation in presentation second the For Lecture Anniversary 150th Pingry’s Proud Pingry’s “Celebrating Series, Hanly John 12th the for and History,” John Morality, and Ethics on Lecture October on Pingry visit will Quiñones ABC- hosts Quiñones Mr. 2011. 14, TV’s test to cameras hidden uses that ethical common to reactions people’s dilemmas. Coming Coming Personality Television John Deliver Lecture Deliver gave gave DramaFest , in November 2010. All Boutique Boutique All 2010. November in , us p , took place on October 29, 2010. Students and faculty faculty and Students 2010. 29, October on place took , Big Blue Boutique & Café & Boutique Blue Big am Middle School students an opportunity to showcase their dramatic talents, in in talents, dramatic their showcase to opportunity an students School Middle and Wheeler Trisha teachers drama by Co-directed Play. Spring the to addition from results that creativity the celebrates DramaFest Romankow, Stephanie - mate own their choose students the because works dramatic student-selected show. variety a of part as it present and help, seek or own their on it prepare rial, Cancer. Childhood CURE to contribution charitable a made DramaFest year, Last Dance. Folk Indian an performing ’16 Chugani Serina is above Pictured On November 11, 2010, for the second consecutive year, year, consecutive second the for 2010, 11, November On Above: Over 40 vendors participated in The Pingry School Parents’ Association’s Association’s Parents’ School Pingry The in participated vendors 40 Over Above: the fundraiser, fall programs. arts and athletics, educational, Pingry’s support proceeds Café and service, community of day school-wide annual Campus’ Martinsville The Left: Day Gunther Rufus the ECLC, Matheny, Bank, Food The benefited that activities in participated Covenant Care, Who Kids BRIDGES, Center, Advocacy Child O’Brien Deirdre Morristown the Cure, the for Komen G. Susan Project, Literacy Global the House, Association. Heart American the and Dream, Bryan’s Kitchen, Soup Community students) School Middle by (donated candy separating students are Pictured candy the where parade, Halloween annual Newark’s for floats decorating and distributed. was C

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. The Fund Fund The . The Short Hills and and Hills Short The Cam Martinsville the enjoyed puses Festival All-School a 2010, December in seasonal of concert featuring music both from ensembles Pingry campuses. gifts presented also students, by collected staff and faculty, charitable the for Lift organization for Learning. for The Life and Adven and Life The The Gilbert Harry Carver ’79 Memorial Fund Memorial ’79 Carver Harry Gilbert The in November 2010 in the Macrae Theater at the Martinsville Martinsville the at Theater Macrae the in 2010 November in , a member of Campus Outreach Services, spoke about alcohol use to Middle Middle to use alcohol about spoke Services, Outreach Campus of member a , alcohol. She also addressed myths about alcohol, explained how alcohol affects the brain, brain, the affects alcohol how explained alcohol, about myths addressed also She alcohol. effort an in herself—all including alcohol, by affected those about stories shared and Carver, Marcey ’14, Carver Reeve left: from Pictured students. the educate better to Jr., Carver, Chip DeLaney, Anne trustee former Carver, June Liles, Lindsay Carver, Calvin ’14. Carver Sean and ’11, Carver Chloe was established in honor of Gilbert Carver ’79, by his father Calvin Carver P ’77, ’79, GP ’09, ’09, GP ’79, ’77, P Carver Calvin father his by ’79, Carver Gilbert of honor in established was Carver, Chip brother his and Carver, Marcey sister his Carver, June stepmother and ’14 ’11, emphasized Liles Ms. ’14. ’11, ’09, P ’79, DeLaney Anne wife Chip’s and ’14, ’11, ’09, P ’77, Jr. without parties enjoy can people that out pointing drink, to not acceptable is it that Lindsay Liles Lindsay third the for December early and November late in parents and students School Upper and by sponsored lecture annual tures of Nicholas Nickleby Nickleby Nicholas of tures The Drama Department performed a dramatization of Dickens’ Dickens’ of dramatization a performed Department Drama The Royal the of version abridged this roles, 70 over playing students 30 over With Campus. Department’s Drama Pingry the was novel the of adaptation Company’s Shakespeare undertaking. challenging most - . - - spoke at Pingry’s Pingry’s at spoke

, a member of the the of member a , gingerbread houses gingerbread , grandfather of Will ’11, ’11, Will of grandfather , on November 12, 2010. Initially Initially 2010. 12, November on Staff Sergeant Joshua Maarleveld Joshua Sergeant Staff grand his for admiration of out military the to drawn Navy, U.S. the in values strong taught was who father, to student college a as enlisted Maarleveld Sergeant Staff was he When himself. than bigger something of part be mis the on focused he 2003, February in Iraq to called assembly, the During people. liberating of purpose sion’s about spoke combat, in time his of memories shared he transition when face veterans some that difficulties the life-long the mentioned and life, civilian to back ing Pingry several recognized also He formed. he friendships the in others and military, the in serving for teachers is who someone supporting for recognized were audience overseas. serving U.S. Marine Corps who served in Iraq, in served who Corps Marine U.S. Assembly Day Veterans Brian ’11, Kevin ’12, and Sean ’15, visited history teacher teacher history visited ’15, Sean and ’12, Kevin ’11, Brian speak to 2010, 19, November on classroom Webster’s Mike Webster’s Mr. time, the At II. War World in serving about II. War eighth-grade studying World history class was with Clay Fischer and Mr. Webster Mr. are Pictured ’15, Lieberman Sydney ’15, Nilsen Emily ’15, McCollum ’15. Murray Kathleen and ’15, Fischer Sean Joseph Fischer GP ’11, ’12, ’15 ’12, ’11, GP Fischer Joseph On November 30, 2010, Kindergarten students participated in in participated students Kindergarten 2010, 30, November On decorating of tradition annual the e life o d c the

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“Boys Swimmer of the the of Swimmer “Boys 200-yard freestyle relay (2009, 2010, 2010, (2009, relay freestyle 200-yard 2011). 2011). (2010, relay medley 200-yard 2011). (2010, relay freestyle 400-yard (2011). medley individual 200-yard (2011). relay freestyle 50-yard 2011). (2010, breaststroke 100-yard Courier News Courier Champions (2011). Pingry set new new set Pingry (2011). Champions events. four all in records of Meet NJSIAA the at relays three one Only (2010-2011). Champions feat that accomplished has team other is Pingry history. 89-year meet’s the in the break to team boys first the also the in relays three all in record meet year. same (2008-2011). Championship State B 2011). (2010, title A (2010). All-American (2010, 2011). (2010, All-American history. Jersey’s New in broke and (2011) Champions of Meet 100-yard the in record previous his breaststroke. 2011). (2010, Year” 2011). (2010, Year” season. 2010-11 the during swam In 2011, set two national national two set 2011, In records school independent (2:05.27). medley individual 200-meter • (1:02.63). breaststroke 100-meter • Helped lead Pingry to the the to Pingry lead Helped team’s… swimming of Meet NJSIAA the at titles four • Nic Fink’s Résumé of Records Records of Résumé Fink’s Nic Accolades and All-American. 11-time • Scholastic Swimming USA • all of sweep consecutive second • Non-Public NJSIAA consecutive fourth • Division State Prep consecutive second • years 15 in title County Somerset first • (2010). title Conference Skyland • • Fastest 100-yard breaststroke swimmer swimmer breaststroke 100-yard Fastest • titles. Champions of Meet 9 • NJSIAA the at medals gold four Won • Winner. Breaststroke Prep 4-time • Winner. Breaststroke County 4-time • the of Swimmer State Jersey “New • • he event every in undefeated Was •

by more thanby more a He alsosecond. freestyle the the for record 100 broke by almost half a second and, in record national the set 2010, February in the breaststroke100-meter of he set a new January(in 2011, 1:03.37 1:02.63). inrecord national the latter, “These records demonstrate that that that he was pursuing the inrecord the 200 freestyle at the Blue Big and it then shattered Invitational he has incredibly clear thinking, enabling him to achieve the goals he sets for himself. He gets excited about racing and brings us along with him,” James says. Pingry inhas role a alsomajor played success. “The has school taught Nic’s hardme to work and manage time my so I canwell, maximize academics my I’ve after year, Year and athletics. my ultimate My to improve. been able career goal is to make the Olympics, and, even or 2016, in 2012 whether though the odds are against I me, will goal,” my meeting toward work always he says. started and has a swim promising career ahead of him. freshmanSince a into very he has developed year, he says. swimmer,” accomplished ’12, Ross James teammate to According success from stems his to ability Nic’s remain calm and his to strong desire achievement. of levels higher reach 2009-10 the during example, For Reichle Coach told Nic season,

nited nited nited nited U U niversity of Georgia niversity U SA Swimming club team Swimming club SA U SA Swimming’s 2010 Speedo Junior Speedo Junior 2010 Swimming’s SA Record-Setting Pingry Swimmer is One Step Closer to Olympics to Closer Step One is Swimmer Pingry Record-Setting earned so many honors Fink ’11 Nic in the Pingry pool that his upcoming reflects trip his in the summer of 2012 to constantly abilities exceptional milestones. new and for achieve strive to in the He will Qwest Center travel Omaha, Nebraska—having qualified at the 2012 two for events Swimming Trials. Olympic States These trials the will select States Olympic swimming team Olympic that States in will the compete for London Games of the XXX Olympiad. Trials the qualified for Olympic Nic as a of result his performances at U in Championships Irvine, National California. In that he August meet, swam personal best times in the and (1:03.91) breaststroke 100-meter Both (2:19.10). breaststroke 200-meter thanfaster finishes were the Olympic qualifyingand Trials times of 1:04.69 was always “It respectively. 2:20.79, goal the to my meet time standards so qualifying Trials, the for Olympic means isthe a for to It Trials lot me. an that I honor canmy represent he says. Pingry team,” Boys’ of Pingry’s member A four-year under Head Swimming Team Varsity P the ’00, six-foot- Coach Bill Reichle Fink trains in the three 170-pound summer and as winter a member of the New in Cougar Montclair, Aquatic the for first three Amazingly, Jersey. years he was of high a not school, swimmer—cross country year-round and tennis on inhis were schedule the to fall and He decided spring. focus on swimming his year. for senior The sport runs in his family; Nic’s swims at Kenyon Regan Fink sister ’10 will Nic In the fall College. of 2011, head to the Swimming & and the join Men’s Diving Team. perspective, Coach From Reichle’s is a Nic natural swimmer puts who his isteammates first. just getting “Nic - - - -

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Matt Bonelli ’03 Bonelli Matt ’05 Lehrhoff Michael 6 Young Alumni Holiday Party Party Holiday Alumni Young 2010 2, December on 1 2 3 4 5 Game Squash Alumni/ae 2010 18, December on Bif Brunhouse ’00 Brunhouse Bif ’08 O’Toole Brian Carolyn Crandall ’01 Crandall Carolyn and Enrollment ’02 Lydon Jason ’03 Savopoulos Panos ’05 Brodgesell Kristen Peter Cipriano ’06 Cipriano Peter ’10 Garcia Maddie ’11 Sankovich Michael Brad Fechter ’05 Fechter Brad Coach Head ’05 Blacker Drew ’11 Vitale Matt Christopher Krantz ’91 Krantz Christopher ’10 Moore Will Back row, from left: Back row, ’13 Trousdale Justin 1 2 3 5 4 ] ws Ne mni u al [ [

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6 and Martinsville Campus. and 9 10 11 7 8 Back-from-College Luncheon Luncheon Back-from-College 2011 5, January on , , , and . , , and . Miller Bugliari ’52, ’52, Bugliari Miller Anne DeLaney ’79, ’79, DeLaney Anne and Chip Carver, Jr. ’77, P ’09, P ’09, ’77, Jr. Carver, Chip , , Howard Tomlinson ’71 Tomlinson Howard Christina Barba ’98 Barba Christina , , , , Matt Nichols ’90 Nichols Matt Dana Van Brunt ’05 Brunt Van Dana Nicole Daniele ’05 Daniele Nicole , former , Board former Chair and Honorary , , . . . and and . 14 . Vicki Brooks P ’02, ’04 Brooks P ’02, Vicki , , and histrustee former wife, Christopher Bartlett ’79 Christopher P ’05 Daniele Mark ’98 Appelbaum Sharon ’04 Lawrence Katie Neva Watson P ’98, ’00, ’05 ’00, P ’98, Watson Neva ’05 Moore John ’90 Loikits Scott

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- Miller Bugli Miller Jerry Graham , an assistant coach coach assistant an , Tommy Strackhouse Strackhouse Tommy neys who have distinguished neys who have of in the cause themselves It- is this presenta justice. who peers—those tion by the understand and share demands of trial work—that Bar has made the Trial Jerry is so esteemed.” Award of the American also a fellow Lawyers, of Trial College a past regent he was where His law chairman. and state firm is Graham-Curtin in N.J. Morristown, received the 2010 Trial the 2010 Trial received the Trial from Bar Award Jersey of New in Attorneys is October award 2010. The of excellence, “recognition trial attor peers to by given 1952 1952 Jake Ross ’96 Ross Jake , and and , at , center, was joined by, from left, left, from by, joined was center, , Brad Fechter ’05 Fechter Brad , , writes, “I had had “I writes, and his wife wife his and This plaque now hangs in the entrance of now in the hangs This plaque the entrance At the NJSIAA Sectional Final on November 11, 2010, when Pingry Pingry when 2010, 11, November on Final Sectional NJSIAA the At Coach Head Soccer Varsity Boys’ Delbarton, played Ted Hauser P ’86 Ted Hauser Dave Fahey ’99 Fahey Dave , , Editor’s Note: Note: Editor’s in article. the as feature mentioned Campus, Martinsville Phil Phil Scrudato ’53 on the Honor Code of When I as was and President at serving Road Campus the Parker that we I use candy the from money suggested Council, the Student for in the new new campus and to permanent sales buy something we a the Code, plaque Honor bought To bronze showcase Hillside. was to The going school hang this on the which Code is inscribed. of in the Code, plaque the hall as Honor study reminder a constant to and but told him I see the Mr. Springer made an appointment in it a not be should belonged in thought plaque the hall—I study for. When so can stands place see what Pingry that people prominent the space I suggested he I it be where displayed, asked should thought agreed Mr. Springer Campus. at doors the the above chapel Hillside to me, with me. been very personal The Code has Honor always it kept us because in and made us people. line as better students 1956 1956 Champlin Curt his home in Vero Beach (St. (St. Beach Vero in home his golf played We Island). John’s he and beach, the to went and two-seated his in flying me took I if would me asked He airplane. I thought, and him with flying go (Remember 72.’ I’m not? ‘Why he that had, he motorcycle that at was he when woods the in hid airport, the at arrive We Pingry?) the pleasure of visiting [former [former visiting of pleasure the trustee] for Delbarton’s varsity soccer team (Jake also coaches baseball and hockey). and baseball coaches also (Jake team soccer varsity Delbarton’s for ’06 Bill McCleary ’53 ’53 McCleary Bill Saisamorn. ari P ’86, ’90, ’97, GP ’20 GP ’97, ’90, ’86, P ari 1952 1952 - -

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RETIRE-MENT tions lingered, now 40-plus years later, of later, what I years with now had 40-plus shared lingered, tions day that first of a the them about “measure real character” man’s career. of my headmaster of by effect living the Code in The Honor ripple impressionable I had on in education a effect others whose cogent days evidently and you, Dr. others. Thank John Pingry involved. was significantly I gave my first Chapel talk as Headmaster of The Barstow School in of School I The Barstow talk as my gave Chapel Headmaster first I 2009, returned In that same quote. November City about Kansas a which during bevy of students former for to a Barstow celebration me and by that recollec they touched the saying crowds, entertained Gordon Gordon Lenci ’52 on the Honor Code My senior year at Pingry, I gave a Chapel talk—required in those days—about the British writer Thomas Babington Macaulay’s quote, “The measure of a man’s real character is what he would do if he knew he would never be found out.” That echoed the theme derived from Pingry faculty exhorting students to live unfailingly by the Honor Code. a or faculty decade two from the later, When I Pingry resigned writes, “There’s an old saying in in saying old an “There’s writes, Volunteer!’ military—‘Never the added accepting keep I —but mili the to related responsibilities Governor Virginia. in here tary vetted recently McDonnell Bob Board Virginia the on serve to me the have and Services Veteran of Officer Affairs Legislative as role call who veterans 830,000 the for now I home. their Virginia legislative with involved am Officers Military my in activities of Chair as serve Association, Virginia the for Affairs Legislative and Chapters, MOAA of Council the of Chair Vice the as busy stay Council Leadership Joint Virginia Veterans 23 represents that (JLC) with Organizations Service the in members 260,000 call they And Commonwealth. this active, very me keep assignments organiza these as it, love I but tions achieve benefits for our mil our for benefits achieve tions itary and their families living here here living families their and itary the worth it’s So Virginia. in required.” time/effort to live in Princeton and was to live in Princeton to both the forward looking and reunion Princeton/Pingry at his Pingry. 60th reunion

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Mr. Anderson’s actions at Tuck are also discussed in at Tuck are actions also discussed Mr. Anderson’s post-Pingry years. Tom Tom Corbin ’58 on the Honor Code As I progressed through college and then my career, I realized that the Honor Code had influenced me to be not only truthful, but also forthright. This may seem like a fine distinction, but I think there are many people who are basically truthful, yet will shade answers and opinions to tell others what they seem to want to hear, especially those for whom they work. I felt that honesty should include being forthright, even at work, where the temptation to support supervisors’ and management’s opinions can be strong at times. People did not always like what they heard from me, but, after a while, I found myself being consulted more often because those in charge came to realize that they could count on my responses being what I really thought. Ultimately, this became an important element in my advancement—an unexpected result from continuing the Honor Code in my I attended the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College for College at of Dartmouth the I Tuck School Business attended Note: Editor’s article. the feature John John Anderson ’57 on the Honor Code and was student service and military college an following M.B.A. it my year; was as during second known The president government in As House days. those a of experience Clearing result my Pingry the idea I and introduced the few I College, years at spent Hamilton and we adopted of my at an Code during tenure Dartmouth, Honor an Principle. Honor days at The Code set a Honor tone for formative me those during I Pingry. like to it think is and has been a my part of me throughout at school either I’m life. not or how sure it reinforced is introduced I hope. days—vigorously, these Richard Richard Weiss ’55 on the Honor Code and compass the moral one’s Code sets overt, not always Though and a As Flotilla code of a direction conduct. current provides the civilian Auxiliary, Guard Coast in States the United Commander by an act of established Guard Coast of States branch the United and duty, honor in I 1939, deal with fellowship, Congress often to tries as point always close we use The compass so frequently issues. at the Star North pointing allow, to as true north circumstances of the com the either age matter or to us—no guide condition Polaris that the pass or it I to the vessel is illustrate use guiding. this concept no how old matter you are. applies guidance Code’s Honor but The Code not or Honor only acts as guide a compass, personal princi certain using us our and to goals direction also teaches achieve ples and conduct. We are guided to be trustworthy, responsible, and responsible, We to are guided be ples and conduct. trustworthy, of the of needs our shipmates. considerate Guard Coast in States part of the United A the training mandatory or TCT. To quote Training” Coordination is “Team called Auxiliary the on “TCT is reducing from the a that focuses manual, program and team effec individual by for error human increasing probability tiveness. Safety has long been the Commanding Officer’s responsibili Officer’s has long been the Commanding Safety tiveness. of will not any job, they alone component are cal an skills essential for the well- and responsibility responsibility Individual safety.” ensure also life lesson This is an of being important are the group paramount. from the Code. Honor learned ty and, until recently, was assumed of to was be result finely- assumed the logical ty recently, and, until techni that while data suggests USCG mishap skills. technical tuned

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Dr. Dr. nion.” U Roger Roger ). ). More on was happy made it back writes, “Pretty “Pretty writes, and . Our fathers . Our fathers niversity of Georgia. of niversity . He writes, . “It He was to good writes, U Miller Bugliari ’52, P ’52, ’86, Bugliari Miller U Code reminded me that Pingry Pingry that me reminded Code its of more something expected other most than students us to given was Much schools. a of expected was much and now, and Then boy. Pingry Peter Johannsen Peter ’60 Johannsen on the Honor Code Honor the a As student, of code a relevant presents it I no although Today, behavior. words, specific its recall longer do to have “You me, tells still it So Johannsen.” thing, right the has Code Honor the I believe years the through me with stuck a me better—but made has and I am perfect—person. from far an had Pingry that grateful there I was when Code Honor School the that I proud am and today. one has my my web www.people.fas. page: harvard.edu/~hgeorgi/. to campus for the alumni soccer to for soccer the campus alumni His game. son for is a goalkeeper NY see used to work together at used to the work together in Hospital Memorial news, Harry’s two granddaugh two Harry’s news, son his and well doing are ters and a is Portuguese Robert at Professor Studies Brazilian The John Lucadomo 1963 Poster Dr. Mark 1964 Georgi Howard Herrmann ’62 Herrmann ’90, ’97, GP ’97, ’20 ’90, much much more of the same (and time to little sleep)—physics, of Master Leverett teaching, at master (now the House senior I was last year proud Harvard). to as be a of inducted Fellow in Women Science American and sustained for ‘pioneering of in women physics’ advocacy of (lots help with this from my student graduate former Liz Simmons ’81 Liz Simmons to attend the Chicago Area Alumni Reception in January 2011. He is teaching English at New Trier High School.

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no cheating. The ethos was so strongly ingrained that it simply wasn’t acceptable to cheat. Andrew Andrew Goldstein ’92, former history teacher and Dean of Students, on the Honor Code The best part of the Honor Code was that the faculty and administrators trusted students and gave them the room to make their own decisions, including take-home assignments. If people were policed, there might be less cheating, but that’s not about honor, it’s about accepted a position as a the position accepted with JBS of Recruiting Director to I’ve relocated in Colorado. and I Windsor, love life here! If there are Pingry alumni in If alumni are there Pingry the area, please be the please in area, touch! is Email [email protected]. Gina Stanziola Mackenzie Stanziola Gina Brian Kane Brian

Dana Jaskol Dana 1991 Lisa Hyman Sackman ’90 Sackman Hyman Lisa husband Joel and their children Slater Slater children their and Joel husband Truly. and Lisa Hyman Sackman Hyman Lisa

Amy (Gibson) Cooperman (Gibson) Amy 1990 works in Banking Services for Services in works Banking Group. Benefits the Affinion She continues to live in Chatham, her with husband N.J. Molly and daughters Andrew (4). (7) and Madeline “Truly Mae Sackman was born Mae Sackman “Truly 6, in 2010, NYC on September with a huge mop of hair brown and set a of lungs. powerful and our almost Joel Sackman, at son Slater three-year-old She joins She me, joins my husband our new digs in Montclair.” back to the Martinsville Campus Campus back to the Martinsville Day for to Career to speak cur about and seniors rent juniors in his career finance. tion of an 1880s carriage house in in house carriage 1880s an of tion forward look They Bernardsville. home new their into settling to Charlie. son their with is excited to be back at Pingry Pingry at back be to excited is counseling college the in working Ken husband her and She office. renova the with busy staying are

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Chili Keil ’02 Keil Mitschele (Keil) Chernoff ’99 Chernoff (Keil) Olivia Tatjana Ulz. Tatjana Olivia Adam Keil Adam Hershon (Lehrhoff) Amanda ’99 ’99 Stahl (Lehrhoff) Nicole ’05 Lehrhoff Michael (Sunyak) Hilary Chris Lo ’94 Ann Plotkin on November 20, 20, November on Plotkin Ann Country Maplewood at 2010, New in work them of Both Club. Vice a is Senior York—Adam & Company, Moelis at President Assistant an is Elizabeth and Citigroup. at Officer Trust included Attendees first child, Olivia Tatjana Tatjana Olivia child, first 5, 2010 They are on September all great. doing Kathy (Cowan) Manara (Cowan) Kathy , , - - - Jen (Nahvi) Sickles (Nahvi) Jen , , is the proud proud the is Karen (Cowan) Flood (Cowan) Karen Manara (above) participated participated (above) owner of Grindhouse Killer Killer Grindhouse of owner loca first his opened He Burgers. inside 2009 September in tion Curb Auburn Sweet historic the A second, Atlanta. in Market location stand-alone larger, to close 2011 April in opened district. Buckhead Atlanta’s together for a fall barbecue on October 9, 2010. Future Pingry alumni in atten in alumni Pingry Future 2010. 9, October on Manara, barbecue Kate fall a Flood, for Collin together Sickles, Layla Flood, Hailey and Julia left: from dance, Manara. Ryan and Jack and Flack, T.J. and Ryan 1996 Brounstein Alex For the third consecutive year, year, consecutive third the For Sulcer Meri in the Big Blue Boutique (the (the Boutique Blue Big the in she where Benefit), Fall PSPA custom her sold and displayed Jewelry. Meri Miss jewelry, design traditional combine pieces Her Check designs. contemporary and www.merisulcer. site, web her out and collection her see to com, shows. upcoming for look continue to reside in Hoboken, to in reside Hoboken, continue N.J. In we 2010, July purchased a for home in the sum Brielle We are mer now and weekends. to closer our and boat to my is In which great. the family, Spain, Italy, we visited spring, for and a Monoco wonderful We are looking vacation. 10-day to trip with a forward schedueld my to in family Egypt I 2011! to liti in work continue defense I and, in was gation October, in sworn to the New York Bar.” 1995 1995 -

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pingry review the 58 ties. These living/learning pro- Denmark, Sweden, and 2003 grams involve 16 students living 2006 Norway, I’ve met up with my together as a unit for one year. brother Seth ’04 in Morocco, Matt Bonelli is engaged to Peter Cipriano graduated from With a professor, students take Pepe (Jose Luis Azofra Jennifer Hrabik and they plan Bowdoin in May 2010 with a a course with a specific focus, go Parrondo, AFS Student ’03) to marry in April 2012. degree in History and shortly in Spain, and Sindre (Sindre on field trips, and get involved thereafter began working as a David Cronheim returned for Saetre, AFS Student ’06). in community service related to commercial real estate broker at Career Day to offer his insight Since I am studying to be a the class. Geoff’s work in the Newmark Knight Frank Global on the legal profession, or, as he Latin teacher, I headed to Earth Lodge builds upon his Real Estate Advisors in NYC. put it, “at least all the insight Rome where, for six months, time last year working as an He lives in New York City with that can be gleaned from five I am living in a monastery months after passing the bar.” intern on a farm in California— former classmate Sam Jurist. where they only speak Latin.” David is an associate with his internship involved educat- the NY/NJ/PA firm of Norris, ing urban students about gar- Lisa Harris graduated from Jordan Homer writes, “During McLaughlin & Marcus in the dens, farm animals, and the the University of Vermont in the spring of 2010, I spent firm’s Bridgewater office. wilderness. Geoff is planning May 2010 with a degree in the semester traipsing around to begin studies for a master’s Environmental Studies. She is Florence, Italy studying Dante After receiving her Masters degree in the near future. working for NJPIRG’s Energy and taking pictures. I was actual- from the Silver School of Social Service Corps as the campus ly in a program with two of my Work at New York University Trevor Godfrey-Dardik in 2008, Rachel Kellner works organizer at their Monmouth friends from Pingry. It was great writes, “I had a professional as a staff therapist at the Bridge University chapter (in West Long seeing them again and catching sprinting career for three years, Back to Life Center in Staten Branch, N.J.). NJPIRG ESC is a up on life since Pingry.” training in California for a club non-profit organization that focus- Island, New York, where she Henry “Hal” Lee enjoyed his named Pacific Coast Waves. es on educating about and doing works with mentally ill chemi- senior year at Hamilton and Injury and three hip surgeries service projects around energy effi- cally-addicted clients. Rachel is has accepted a job in risk man- ended my career, and now I am ciency on campus and in the com- in the process of receiving her agement as an analyst at UBS pursuing post-grad education in munity. Lisa hopes to continue certification in addiction coun- Investment Bank in Stamford, exercise physiology and ecology pursuing a career in environmen- seling as a CASAC (certified Connecticut. alcohol and substance abuse while working as Director tal and community work particu- counselor). of Education and Program larly in the non-profit realm. Development for a health John Kissel received an and wellness company.” Tatiana Javier is freelance M.B.A. from the University of writing, mostly for Connection Amsterdam. He lives in N.J. Katie Lawrence and her magazine, and is an assistant and is pursuing a career in the brother to artist Serena Bocchino. She management consulting field. David Lawrence ’02 both live in NYC. They enjoy hopes to teach abroad soon. Jennifer “Zoe” Zoephel is seeing their parents more often Justin Schwartz writes, “I go wardrobe supervisor on THE now that they, too, have a to the French Culinary Institute RIDE, a show the audience expe- second place in the city. Katie in NYC, and I work at the riences from “a super-sized, tech- has been working for Barclays nologically amped-up vehicle Waverly Inn in the West Village Capital as an analyst in Interest that travels the streets of New —Chef Schwartz and all that. Rate Sales since graduating from York. With stadium-style, side- On New Year’s, the restaurant Princeton in 2008. She com- ways seating and massive win- had Jon Hamm from Mad Men, Charlie Wagner (above), a dows, riders have front row seats pleted the NYC Marathon with Scarlett Johansson, Kevin Team in Training in November senior Rhodes College midfield- to the big city” (according to Bacon, Jim Belushi, and others— er from Madison, N.J., earned 2010. David is working at www.experiencetheride.com). it was like a red carpet event.” All-American Honors for the JPMorgan after graduating THE RIDE launched in mid- second time in her collegiate from Princeton in 2006. Jeremy Teicher graduated October 2010 and has received career. She was named to the from Dartmouth in May 2010 great reviews from The New York 2010 NFHCA All-American and majored in both English and Times, the New York Post, the Second Team after being select- film. He wrote and directed the 59 Daily News, The Star-Ledger, and ed to the Third Team as a

documentary This is Us: Video s u other television, print, and online 2005 junior in 2009. As a two-year media. Jenn returned to Pingry Stories from Senegalese Youth. To mm e Pamela Lang is living in NYC captain, Charlie led her team for Career Day in January 2011 learn more about his work visit and working at JP Morgan’s to back-to-back SCAC r to explain her role in the show. www.projectthisisus.org and 2 Private Bank. She returned to Championships—the team 01

www.vimeo.com/jeremyteicher. 1 campus for Career Day to speak had a 30-6 record over the last to students about a career in two seasons, as well as the th 2004 finance, and enjoyed seeing old 5Reunion Rhodes program’s first NCAA Geoffrey Cox is working at the teachers and fellow classmate 2007 Tournament appearance (all the University of Richmond in stu- Maggie Porges. Zac Flowerman writes, “I’m way to the Sweet 16). In her dent development. He is helping on a year off traveling before Rhodes career, Charlie earned to build community-based stu- Maggie Porges participated in my senior year of university All-SCAC and First-Team All dent programming, as well as Career Day and spoke to Pingry and thus far, over the course Great Lakes Region all four serving as a staff advisor and juniors and seniors about her of my trip through Scotland, years and was named the SCAC teaching assistant for the Earth career in public relations. Maggie England, Wales, Tunisia, Newcomer of the Year in 2007. Lodge, one of Richmond’s stu- is a junior account executive at Morocco, Portugal, Spain, She is the first SCAC field dent living/learning communi- LaForce & Stevens in NYC. France, Belgium, Germany, hockey player to ever earn -

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niversity of niversity U .S. Army Reserves Reserves Army .S. U niversity and served in and served niversity Mrs. Wood, a Pingry trustee Wood, Mrs. graduated 1985, to 1979 from where College, Wells from as a long-standing served she 1999 the trustee and received Distinguished College Wells During Award. Alumnae a Pingry trustee Long, Mr. and Mayor 1991 to 1982 from 2003, to 1996 from Summit of Wesleyan from graduated U the the four For 1973. to 1966 from .S. Navy. Survivors include his include Survivors Navy. .S. niversity and served in the and served niversity U U wife Virginia, children Lynn, Randi, and Randi, Lynn, children Virginia, wife and three grandchildren. ’65, Russell Mr. Barrett, founder of Barrett & Crain Real Barrett of & Real Crain founder Barrett, Mr. the from graduated Estate, and citations and earned numerous Virginia in the awards Cornelius Ackerson ’31 Ackerson Cornelius Fla. Beach, Daytona 90, age 2003, 5, August graduated engineer, an electrical Ackerson, Mr. Lehigh from ’33 Jr. Barrett, “Bob” R. Russell Vt. Grafton, 96, age 2010, 7, November Carolyn B. Wood B. Carolyn Fla. Beach, Vero 79, age 2011, 6, January ’63 Long D. Walter Vt. Manchester, 66, age 2011, 13, April her years as a Pingry trustee, she served on the on served as years a Pingry she trustee, her and was Chair the of Committee Executive include Survivors Committee. Building New Henry “Hank” F. years, 52 of husband her ’98; sons Henry F. GP ’84, P ’80, Jr. Wood ’84; Wood F. and Jay ’80 III Wood “Terry” ’82, ’80, P ’78, Bunn E. ’53, Freeman brothers H. and Pingry Dr. trustee, a former ’83, and three grandchildren. Franklin Bunn ’53; of was and Owner President he decades, Mr. 2011, May In Inc. Summit, of Travelong Pingry’s into posthumously was Long inducted previously been having Fame, of Hall Athletics Football 1960 the of as a member inducted and the Team, Lacrosse 1961 the Team, his wife by is survived He Team. Football 1962 and Christopher, Jr. sons Walter, their Cathy, and five and Yuki, Valerie his daughters-in-law grandchildren. Navy. Survivors include his wife of 29 years, years, 29 of his wife include Survivors Navy. grandchil 10 stepchildren, Henry, son Leonor, and great-grandchildren. six dren, - - -

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.S. Army before beginning before Army .S. U Mr. duBourg, a Paris native, taught physics and music and music physics taught native, a Paris duBourg, Mr. St. from graduated He 2002. to Pingry 1956 from at (1951), College and Hamilton (1947) School Paul’s in the served and then his teaching career, which spanned 55 years. For over over For years. spanned 55 which career, his teaching former with closely collaborated he three decades, Gesualdo. Clare Dr. teacher Pingry music can department science the of member every Nearly only not duBourg, Mr. about stories amusing relate of and “questions personality his of eccentric because build was for known he also because but week,” the his Honors for demonstrations of ing hundreds student intense required which courses, Physics ] moriam e m in pon Mr. duBourg’s departure from Pingry, to teach music and start a Brass Choir music teach to Pingry, departure from duBourg’s Mr. pon at St. George’s School in Middletown, Rhode Island, the annual Spring Concert was Concert annual the Spring Island, Rhode in Middletown, School George’s St. at Arts in Hostetter the Room Rehearsal Choral and Men’s the in his honor, re-named was fun “He be to teacher. physics and marvelous as duBourg a friend dear Mr. bers Shawcross, Mr. duBourg, and Mr. him, with sailing went “I says. Bugliari Mr. around,” was duBourg Mr. department. in science the meetings memorable and I enjoyed musical anand maintain enthusiastic foster to and his abilities intelligent, extremely in legacy a wonderful left He amazing. involved—were students program—and get to I plan School. George’s Pingry be and missed will by and St. and science music this fall.” event celebratory the at duBourg Mr. about stories share 3:00at 2011, 25, September on place take will life duBourg’s Mr. of This celebration Campus. Martinsville the at Auditorium in Hauser p.m. Special Assistant to the Headmaster Miller Bugliari ’52, P ’86, ’90, ’97, GP ’20 remem ’20 GP ’97, ’90, P ’86, ’52, Bugliari Miller Headmaster the to Assistant Special yet the Pingry community has always been eager to honor him for his numerous accom his numerous for him honor to eager been has Pingry always the community yet Center was dedicated to him. He generally shunned publicity and all other attention, attention, and all other publicity shunned generally He him. to was dedicated Center U plishments. Pingry is planning a concert in celebration of Mr. duBourg’s life and contri life duBourg’s Mr. of in Pingry celebration is planning a concert plishments. Campus. Martinsville the this at fall be held will and this concert Pingry, to butions [ [ duBourg “Tony” Antoine R.I. Newport, 82, age 2011, 12, May involvement to make sure they understood the concepts; many of these creations are creations these of many concepts; the understood they sure make to involvement used today. still teaching, their improve his colleagues helping to was also duBourg committed Mr. for in time necessary the had equipment certain they that made always and he buying or building to addition In overnight. it build to had if he class—even supplies for the science department, and maintaining them, Mr. duBourg also duBourg Mr. them, and maintaining department, science the for supplies Martinsville. to Hillside from cabinetry department’s the all of moved as Science Chair the of served duBourg Mr. in 1960s, the time a brief For teaching. on concentrate to position that from down stepped and then Department, Awards Senior the at year every presented Award, Physics duBourg The Antoine teachers and unique outstanding our of most one of honor “in is given Assembly, and an uncom integrity, scholarship, for Pingry is at noteworthy career long whose a to is given The award knowledge. of pursuit classical the to devotion promising in Physics.” achievement and high an interest has demonstrated who senior and loyal school the to generous was extraordinarily duBourg Mr. teacher, As a music and existence quality the with duBourg Mr. credit many fact, students—in the to ensembles, of a number in was founding influential He program. music Pingry’s of in the role a crucial and played and The Buttondowns, Brass the Choirs including Club. Glee the of development and Choir as Handbell the as groups well these directed he During his Pingry tenure, of productions the guided duBourg Mr. addition, In Chorus. Boys’ School Middle annual started the tradition drama its department; Pingry introduced before musicals brass school’s the groups; and purchased musical Pingry’s of recordings producing of 1990s, in early the years several For and handbells. pianos, Steinway instruments, Department. as Music Chair the of served he he which organ, Pingry’s build to was helping legacies notable his of most One pur he which and for Martinsville, to move the after and expanded re-assembled spent students his of physics and some he fact, In work. pipe European the chased or wiring, the updating pipes, adding whether organ, the refining summers the console. the to controls adding

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niversity. He is sur He niversity. niversity and niversity of School niversity niversity. He worked at at worked He niversity. Mr. Kelly, a senior busi a senior Kelly, Mr. with consultant ness attended SimCorp, College Muhlenberg from and graduated Dickinson Fairleigh U Mr. Dunn, a sales Dunn, man a sales Mr. Pleasant Point for ager attended Distributors, Hopkins Johns U Rutgers from graduated U Mr. George taught taught George Mr. Pingry from at English also He 1969. to 1967 Carteret at taught and Columbia Academy Survivors School. High nephews, nieces, include Mr. Youngdahl, an Youngdahl, Mr. his received economist, from degree bachelor’s Adolphus Gustavus and his M.B.A. College Emory from and J.D. U and and friends. John Becker Kelly ’83 ’83 Kelly Becker John N.J. Chatham, 45, age 2010, 12, October George A. Richard N.J. Orange, West 91, age 2010, 7, September James I. Dunn ’59 ’59 Dunn I. James Fla. Springs, Bonita 69, age 2010, 5, December ’76 Youngdahl M. John N.J. Summit, 51, age 2010, 18, October Business. Survivors include his wife of 46 of his wife include Survivors Business. and Sarah, Brenda, daughters Gail, years, step-mother grandchildren, five Laura, Huey. and nephew Mary, sister Lois, Robert, children Sally, his wife by vived Marie, mother and Helena, William, and Mary. Irene and sisters Goldman Sachs from 1983 to 2003 and 2003 to 1983 from Sachs Goldman in 2007. Gamburu Consulting founded Catherine, his wife include Survivors Erik, and children ’66, Carl brother ’11. and Rebecca ’07, Elisabeth - -

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Dartmouth niversity and niversity U ason ’49 ason . Mr. Nutt is survived is survived Nutt . Mr. E Mr. Corbet, a realtor, a realtor, Corbet, Mr. student- was a standout Pingry, at athlete Mr. Nutt graduated from graduated Nutt Mr. College, Dartmouth Army the with served in Japan, Occupation of a writing and enjoyed encompassed that career agencies, advertising spent who Eason, Mr. as his of career a most graduated stockbroker, and Washington from Jefferson degree earned his law and Lee Washington at serving as of captain 1952 undefeated the (bas Team Basketball first-ever ketball’s . In 2010, Shires Press of Press Shires . 2010, In niversity and served in the and served niversity U Great MealsGreat niversity. Survivors include his second his second include Survivors niversity. .S. Army from 1957 to 1959. In 2001, he he 2001, In 1959. to 1957 from Army .S. Alumni Alumni Magazine his food published Vermont Manchester, memoir magazines, and books, including serving including and books, magazines, for editor as news alumni the three daugh their Laura, his wife first by his sister Margo, wife his second ters, ’41. David and his brother Mary, U and Linda and children Eleanor wife Todd. November 23, 2010, age 76, Point Pleasant, N.J. Pleasant, Point 76, age 2010, 23, November George “Wes” “Wes” George N.J. City, Ocean 71, age 2002, 16, October ’52 Corbet M. Richard Robert Hurd Nutt ’45 ’45 Nutt Hurd Robert Vt. Norwich, 82, age 2010, 19, December dren, and a great-grandson. dren, humously in 1991—they were the first the were in 1991—they humously as individu be inducted to and son father com his longtime include Survivors als. brother Joanne, wife former Merle, panion brother- Thomas, Sue sister ’50, Jubb W. Pingry trustee Charles and former in-law and sons Richard ’92, ’90, Thomas P ’88, grandchil 12 Chrissy, daughter Robert, was inducted into Pingry’s Athletics Hall Athletics Pingry’s into was inducted J. William father his late joining Fame, of post inducted been had who ’21, Corbet U undefeated season) and as a member of and as a member season) undefeated Football and 1952 1950 undefeated the attend He baseball. also played he Teams; ed Lehigh - -

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Breaking Ground for The Beinecke House Honorary Trustee William S. Beinecke ’31, P ’61, ’64 is funding a new residence for Pingry’s headmaster at the Martinsville Campus. It is expected to be among the greenest, most environmentally-friendly homes in New Jersey. This groundbreaking ceremony took place on May 13, 2011, and Mr. Beinecke is holding the same shovel that he used at the groundbreaking for the Martinsville Campus in 1983. See page 8.

Check pingry.org for updates about the construction of this new green residence. From left: Special Assistant to the Headmaster Miller Bugliari ’52, P ’86, ’90, ’97, GP ’20, Board of Trustees Chair Jack Bre- scher ’65, P ’99, Honorary Trustee William S. Beinecke ’31, P ’61, ’64, Headmaster Nat Conard P ’09, ’11, Mr. Conard’s wife Brenda Hamm P ’09, ’11, Trustee and Pingry Alumni Association President Steve Lipper ’79, P ’09, ’12, ’14, former trustee and Pingry School Parents’ Association President Noreen Witte P ’13, ’16, and Director of Facilities Michael Virzi P ’18.