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

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S ixtrrn ERIC NICHOLSON NEWTON HIGHLAND PARK, N. J. Higlzland Pork High School Entering Rutgers Eric's slow and steady ways and his imperturb- able complacency have marked him as one never much to be troubled by the buffets of fate. The quiet and unobtrusive way in which he has made his niche in the school is a lesson to all those who may think that attention and recognition can be achieved only by radicalism. ROBERT EDWARD O'DONNELL MAMARONECK, N. Y. F. E. Bellows Higlz School Entering Rutgers Although it was a far call from the Chase National Bank to Rutgers Prep, Bob decided at Christmas to leave the frenzied pursuit of finance and take up the chase for college credits. He has worked hard during his stay here and deserves the success which all wish him. FREDERICK EUGENE PARKINSON SALISBURY CENTER, N. Y. Dolgrville High Srlzool Varsity Football 49 I. V. Basketball 43 Varsity Baseball 45 Theatre Club 45 Entering Cornell Wlieii Fred has not been busy counting up the days remaining until the next vacation or scanning the bus schedules, he has been active in athletics. Although he had the misfortune to be injured dur- ing football, he gave a good account of himself in the earlier games. On the baseball diamond he has made a fine showing as a pitcher.

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HERMANN K. MOHR NEW YORK CITY, N. Y. Altcs Real Gylllilfljllllll, Mzmirlz Varsity Football 43 Swimming 4g The Argo 43 Theatre Club 4, Entering Rutgers Hermann is one of the most popular inmates of the Delta House. Coming from Germany last summer, he has made amazing progress in learning the English language. However, it is to be noted that he confines his occasional cussing to his native tongue. Despite his language handicap, Her- mann has outshone many of his classmates. CHARLES B. MORFIT soU'rH RIVER, N. J. Souflz lfizfw' High School Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Baseball 4 During his one year at the school, Charlie has entered whole-heartedly into its activities, both curricular and extra-curricular. He has been a valued member of the three varsity teams, football, basketball, and baseball, and has done creditable work scholastically. THOMAS IEFFERSON MURRAY HIGHLAND PARK, N. Highland Park High School Cross Country 2 After two years spent at Prep, Tom left us for the greener fields of the public schools. However, he returned to Prep last September for a final year of college preparation. He has worked hard and faithfully and has the best wishes of his classmates for success in his future work. Fifteen

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WARREN EUGENE PIPES COLONIA, N. I. lfVoodbridge High School Entering Rutgers From the West via Colonia comes Eugene, stepping efficiently from the station to the school with his inseparable briefcase and cheery smile. Faithful in work and friendship, he has been one of Prep's most.loya1 and respected members. ALLEN MARMADUKE POTTER METUCHEN, N. J. .Metuchcn High School Theatre Club 43 Entering Rutgers Allen came to us just before the Christmas holiday and has devoted himself quite exclusively to his studies. However, to those who have come to know him, he has revealed many likeable qualities. IOHN OLIVER PRATHER METUCHEN, N. J. Franklin High School Johnny is another member of our band of com- muters, arriving each morning on the eight twenty- Eve from Metuchen. His faithful, conscientious work has given great satisfaction to the faculty and his quiet, unassuming loyalty will be missed when he leaves the student body. There is no question that these qualities will be of great value to him in whatever field he decides to explore. Seventeen