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

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AUTOGRAPHS

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Trapsters Seated: Rie, Herbert, Robbins, L., Rie, Henry, lst row: Caplan, R.. Magee, R., Tooey, J., Newton, J., Baer, P.. Cummings, M., Simonson, P., Henry, D., second row: Livergood, J., Graif, W., Conhagen, A., O'Brien, G,. Mann, S., Rie, I., Minde. T.: 3rd row: Van Brocklin, J., Warner, D., Swallick, J., Steinhardt. I., Klein, F., 4th row: Sherman, A., Coddington, D., Spencer, G., Tracy, G., MacKay, D., Sth row: Langheinz, R., Fox, T., Betz, J., Pfaif, W., 6th row: Harms, K .,Gau5, P., Potosky, W., Fiske, R. Delta House NYONE entering the Delta House, when study hall is not in session, A would find himself greeted by a Weird assortment of noises emanat- ing from the basement. That famous basement! Arena for pug- X nacious ping-pong games and bull sessions, the home of the coke machine, and the eternal refuge of the Delta House gang from TTT' the horrors of studying, school, and teachers. The weird noises are undoubtedly the boys discussing their two favorite subjects: girls and the faeult . Uliuon descending into the room, the first sight to come Within our ken is a languid bunch of bones occupying the corner chair, and We observe through the haze of smoke that it's Bill Pfaff. But harkl The 7:30 p. m. study bell has just rung, so We shall have to interview the boys in their rooms. As a matter of fact, Uncle A. Z., We mean General Holley, is on duty. Hence no one Wishes for dareslb to be late. Ascending to the iirst floor, We enter the room of '1Hurry Upi' Klein and '1Ogden Nashv Spencer, Who holds the unusual distinction of having WcJlf', for a middle name, in reality. Fred is telling Spence that if he rises again in the Page lhirty-Iwo