Rutgers Preparatory School - Ye Dial Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

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OIII THE FACULTY STANLEY SHEPARD, JR. B. S., H0bal'f Headmaster Mr. Shepard, during the two years of his stay here, has il011C much to improve many aspects of school life. Under him the enrollment of the school has been brought up to capacity. and extra-curricular activities have been en- couraged. The proposed new school building is but one more example of his energy and C11- thusiasm. HARRY E. RUDY H. S. in Ed., Mi1lw'.v1.'i1lv Staff' 7ll't1l'1Il'l'.Y' Collcgcg M. Ed., Rzdgrrs Director of Athletics, Sciences Mr. Rudy's activities as Athletic Director of the school and coach of our outstanding basket- ball team, have done much to raise the standard of Prep's athletic endeavors. In the scholastic field his able direction of the science department has attracted many students to this field. CHARLES R. BREWER A. B., M'7l.lll.UlI'l.l',' M. A., Columbia English, Latin Mr. Brewer's excellent teaching in the lields of English and Latin is only a part of his service to the school. I-le has ably filled during the past year the newly created post of Senior Adviser, straightening out many a difficulty for the har- assed future collegians. He has also been direc- tor of the Theater Club, and filled the post of Faculty Director for the yearbook.

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'-- -1-um-.-..f . . ..--.-4,-A-........ -...,.,.q,..............w.-. V Y-PQHQX --- IT IS VVITH RECOGNITION OF THE FACT THAT Tl-IE MEMORY OF THE EXAMPLE OF A GOOD MAN LIVES TO INSPIRE THE WORK OF OTHERS THAT THE CLASS OF 1939 SINCERELY DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO WILLIAM B. COOK WHO FOR TWENTY-NINE YEARS HAS ENRICHED THE LIVES OF ALL HIS STUDENTS 32 SZ They who instruct men to think build up a loftier population, making man more manly, and are the greatest bene- factors of the world. -Theodore Parker R I

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ANDREAS Z. HOLLEY Un1'wrs1'fy of Maryland History Mr. Holley's genial wit and enormous fund of stories to illustrate his subjects have made his classes most popular with the boys. He has suc- ceeded in proving to them that the State of Maryland, where he was lucky enough to have been born, has been ever in the vanguard in the people's struggle for justice and freedom. He has also been active as an athletic coach. R. BLOU NT RALLS LL. H., George W'a.rh1'ngf0n Uni'vvr.rify,' Ed. M., Harvard French, Spanish Mr. Ralls. who came to our school last year, has been quite successful in imbuing his students with an interest in the culture and ideals, as well as the languages, of the Latin peoples. His in- teresting theories of education have made his classes among the most widely discussed in the whole curriculum. WALTER G. PETKE A. R., I-,l17'flII0llfll German, Biology The enthusiasm and friendliness of Mr. Petke have made him popular, in the two years he has been with us, both with those boys who are coached by him on the athletic field, and those whom he teaches in the classroom. He is esteemed by the students as a friend as well as a teacher or coach. Fwc