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

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Baseball htepthusiaistic group of boys airsweriil Eloach fiolleyf iall to base- x i f' Sn a prac ice a er spring vaca 1011. o overs rom as year were Bill Pfaff, jack Betz, jack Livergood, Lefty', Ewing, Iack Christ- X field, Art Schneier, Ted Mi11de, George Nebel, and Li11 Lee. Other C2lIldldt1tCS included jack Newto11, John Swallick, Walt Potosky, George Tracy, Ierry O,Brien, Steve Menhart, Bill Sheehy, Don Miles, Al Conhagen and Tom Behringer. The season ope11ed with three not-so-successful games witl1 South River, Sayreville, and Highland Park. The tables were t11rned in the next two games, the Prep team trouncing Newark Academy 8 to 3, and Jamesburg 5 to 4. The next two games were 1111successful, constituting a fairly eve11 opening season. Games sched11led for the remainder of tl1e season include, among others, those with the following: Woodbridge, Jamesburg, South River, Lawrenceville, Newark Academy, and St. Peters. Left-Right . lst. row: Schneier, A., Ewing, W., Conhagen, A., Newton, j., 0'Brien, G.,.Menhart, S., Behringer, T.: 2nd row: Minde, T., Tracy, G.. Christneld, J., Betz, J., Sheehy, W., Swalhck, J., Miles, D.: 3rd row: Starr, J., Potosky, W., Pfaff, W., Livergood, J., Lee, L., Nebel, G., Mr. Holley. Page furry-four

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Social Season . X'ffs765 TARTINC with a Halloween Party and continuing through the if fr year with a series of informal dances, formal proms, a Glee Club . great success. The dance committee for these events consisted 25 of john Starr, Dick Magee, Fred Klein, Gordon Spencer, Mac YVells, Jack Steinhardt, and Don Coddington. HALLOWEEN PARTY Prep's social season officially opened with a Halloweien House Party in the dining and commons rooms of Beta House. The Halloweien atmosphere was achieved by an ingenious arrangement of orange and black crepe paper, with part of one wall in the dining-room decorated like a corn Held, complete with corn stalks, wooden fences, pumpkins, and a big harvest moon, Chairs were ar- ranged around the sides of the dining-hall, except in one corner where cider and doughnuts were offered the guests. Music was provided fboth sweet and hotj from the record collections of Spencer, Klein, MacKay, O'Brien, and Baer. Minde, as usual, was the man to see about a date. Forty couples took part in the dancing, and later there were games with prizes for the winners. The party broke up at about eleven-fifteen. Always to be remembered will be the cider drinking contest between Lon Robbins and Paul Simonson, and the apple-dunking contest in which inany re- , 4, 'Lf A recital and manv other entertainments, our social season was a Q55 f I J J H lst row: Mr. Groveg Falcone, J.: 2nd row: Uhr, J., Baer, P. Miles, D., 3rd row: Newton, J., Warner, D.. Moses, D,, Fiske, R. 15:3 1' fflfly-.x'l'.l' ia