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

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RENE THEODORE IAGENBURG DOUGLASTON, LONG ISLAND Great Neck High School Track 45 Entering Franklin and Marshall Among the distinctions that Rene has achieved here is that of being Prep's track team. On nice spring afternoons he is to be seen at the pole vault- ing pit warming up for a jumpg whether or not he will have an opportunity to compete for the school is problematical. However, Rene has been a loud supporter of the Delta House during his year here. PAUL VINCENT KELLOGG, IR. HIGHLAND PARK, N. I. Academia del Pvrfvelzial Socorro, San Juan Theatre Club 3, 43 Editor-in-chief, The Argo 43 Press Club 31 Swimming 33 Tennis 3, 43 J. V. Bas- ketball 3: Vice-President Student Body 4, Enter- ing Princeton Vincent's abundance of energy and enthusiasm can be perceived by the number of activities in which he has participated. As editor-in-chief of The Argo, he guided the official newspaper through its most trying period, that of the advent of the one and only issue of The Pioneer. As president of the Theatre Club, Vin has handled the many details of arranging the Club's trips to New York, thereby contributing greatly to the success of the club this year. EDWIN CHARLES KOLAKOWSKI SOUTH RIVER, N. J. Soullz River High School Varsity Football 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Varsity Baseball 4g Ye Dial Staff 4 Eddie, South River's gift to Prep, has brought fame to that metropolis by winning scholastic as well as athletic honors. A member of the varsity football, basketball, and baseball teams, he also was instrumental in bringing Ye Dial to press. In addi- tion, his name has made a constant appearance on the honor roll. Thirteen

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Twelve WILLIAM HASBROUCK RAHWAY, N. J. Rahway High School Varsity Football 43 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Baseball 4, Entering Rutgers Although Bill's brother, Bert, was elected most popular man of the class of 1937, Mooney, as Bill is familiarly known to the boys, did not rest upon his brother's laurels. Instead he went ahead and won for himself an unforgettable place in the heart of the school. FRED C. HERMANN, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. New Brmavzvirk High School Theatre Club 33 Assistant Business Manager, Ye Dial 35 Business Manager, Ye Dial 43 Entering Rutgers Although Fred is a day student, he has made the dormitories his second home, where he is fre- quently found studying math or Latin. We predict a great future for Fred as a business man, for, as manager of Ye Dial, he has handled an advertising campaign that has been a great success. SIDNEY WARNER IRONMONGER, IR. RICHMOND, VA. Thomas fejersoiz High School Varsity Football 4g Theatre Club 45 Entering M. I. T. As the year draws to a close, Sid Ironmonger is still the fine chap he was when he came here. The only differences which can be observed in him are that he has become much more skilled in math, and, unfortunately, has lost a little of his smooth Southern accent. Sid is best known by the students for his feats of strength.

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l:0Ill'ff'Fl1 FREEMAN PARKE Mac KAY SOMERVILLE, N. Soilwrville High School Varsity Football 45 Tennis 4g Entering Lehigh The Somerville flash, having completed a suc- cessful season on the tennis and football teams, is now about to leave us. Mac is another athlete who combined pleasure with business and made the honor roll his stamping ground. WILLIAM MALTHANER HIGHLAND PARK, N. J. Highland Park High School Varsity Football 4g Swimming 45 Entering Rutgers VVimpy , to everyone, was one of the main- stays of the swimming team. His diving garnered many needed points. While Bill is not the talka- tive sort, that fact did not detract from his popu- larity with the students and faculty alike. PHILIP CHARLES MESSENKOPF ERIE, PENNA. Strong Vincent High Srhool Tennis 43 Argo Staff 45 Theatre Club 45 Entering Duke According to Phil's press-clippings, he is one of the world's youngest professional magicians. Any visitor to his room in Delta is in for a bewildering surprise when Phil tries out a new trick on him. Perhaps this facility in the use of his hands is the explanation for Phil's popularity with his fellow students.