Morristown School for Boys - Salmagundi Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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SALMAGUNDI This year's Salmagundi was published by an able staff composed of: Jerry Minot as Editor-in-chief, Frank Otto as Assistant Editor, David Peacock as Art Editor. Bill McGraw proved a resourceful and enter- prising Business Manager. His was one of the hardest jobs-that of raising funds for the publication of the yearbook. Often the Business Manager is the least appreciated of the whole staff. We hope that this will not be the case this year, as Bill McGraw really did Trojan work. We also wish to acknowledge the assistance of those of the Sixth Form, who collected and wrote the material for the various articles. Much of the success of a record like this depends, of course, on the quality and artistic value of the photography. The Chidnoff Studio must be commended for a wonderful job on the portraits and the group pic- tures. Frank Otto and Bobby Conn contributed several excellent candid shots. ' However, most credit should go to Jerry Minot and Frank Otto, who worked long and diligently assembling and editing material, planning lay-outs, and conferring with photographers and printers. This book is testimony that they have performed their duties faithfully. Finally, we express our sincere appreciation for the aid Mr. Evans has given us. Without his experience, gained over a period of years as ad- viser to several Salmagundi staffs, We would undoubtedly not have been able to publish so fine a record of the class of nineteen hundred and forty- two. 28

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NEWS The school was particularly lucky to have such an excellent Editor- in-chief as Fred Main. Fred, capable and hard-working, maintained the high standard of the News in past years with some first-rate copies. He was aided by an exceptionally competent staff. Walt Elsaesser, as Managing Editor, assisted Fred with the small but all-important details, while john Peacock took great care to present accurate sports articles for each issue. The fact that the News more than paid for itself compliments Business Manager Bill McGraw who could always be counted on to obtain as much advertising as was needed. Of the Assistant Editors, Dave Peacock wrote editorials relevant to school life and the warg Jerry Minot and Kim Igleheart contributed mis- cellaneous articles. The work of reporting sports and other events was done by Otto, Roche, and Drake. Bob Fox had the tedious job of Circulation Manager with Conn as his assistant. The News staff is very grateful for the invaluable advice given by Mr. Evans throughout the year. 29