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

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Eigbl V l IAMES RICHARD ARNOLD Mi-:'rUCHEN, N. J. 1VHfgl'I'.Y Elmiwnfary Srhool Theatre Club l, 2, 3, 45 Ye Dial Board 3, 43 Fea- tures Editor, The Argo 35 Managing Editor, The Argo 45 Entering Princeton During his four years at Prep, Jimmy has aug- mented his scholastic leadership of the school with various extra-curricular activities. In addition to being the pride and joy of the faculty, The Mouse has been one of the leading lights of all literary efforts. As a member of the Theatre Club, he has added much to the many heated discussions con- cerning the drama. IACK RICHARD BARTOW SOUTH RIVER, N. Smifli Ri'z'f'r High School Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Var- sity Football Manager 45 Entering Rutgers jake, unofficial King of the Beta House, has been attending Prep for the past two years. Not only was he a member of l'rep's championship bas- ketball team both seasons, but he was also a valu- able addition to the baseball team. Jake has also done surprisingly well in supplying his shadow, Ciwiz, with cigarettes, no mean feat in itself. ROBERT OSTRANDER BEADLE RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. Y. Kirlzfislcz' Springs Cvzzfral Srlzool Varsity Football 45 J. V. Basketball 4, Varsity Baseball -lg Entering Syracuse For some inexplicable reason, Bob was ac- corded the pseudonym Bugs upon his arrival at school. He was one of the outstanding' athletes of the school, being a member of Prep's champion- ship football team, the junior Varsity basketball team, and the baseball team.

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IOHN FRANCIS PATRICK CLANCY TRENTON, N. J. Immaculate' Conception G7 0l7'I7HfU' School The Argo 2, 3, 43 Entering Notre Dame Jack is one of the daily Trenton commuters. just like the pony-express, he always came through on time. At recess Scoop could always be found across the street at Stollman's restaurant engaged in an absorbing conversation with John Kluey. IAMES LEROY CLARK VVESTFIELD, N. PV0s1'fi1'lcl Senior Higli School Jim has had a more or less quiet and peaceful life in the Gamma House in spite of the turmoil about him. Although he has devoted the greater part of his time to work, he has revealed to his friends a delightful sense of humor which will help smooth many a difficulty in later years. WILLIAM I-IENDERSON CLARK PLAINFIELD, N. J. Beverly Hills fCalif.j High School Yr Dial Board 43 Assistant Editor, The Pioneer 43 Entering Rutgers Although Bill's athletic ability is nil, his gen- iality and humor have made any class or bull- session he attended an experience. His presence high on the honor roll is a tribute more to innate ability than to any burning of the midnight oil. Nine