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

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ANDREAS Z HOLLEY Unzcerszty of Varylaml History Nh Ilollev one ot the xeter in teachers it Prep his in lClClltlOll to teaching hlstorx ulth xigonr co lched football swimming incl brscbrll uid his turned out manv good terms However he IS an and tan ot all sports Enluened bv tiles of an interesting unix c neer Xlr Holley s classes haxe t uight manv the x rlue of hlSt0lV lll todas s world GUY F BLAKE V 111 l nicfrsatrl 0 Vermont Mathematics Xppc u lncc s ire deceiving 1nd who would dir un th it this mild gentlein in whose hobbx is collcctinlf quotitions has ni ide more th in one studmnt wlnce under his c uistlc uit Hows ui in the sune xeln his b ark IS worse th-ln lns bite. 'uid Mr. Blakes tnnely 'lClVlCt is const-intly sought after by students both in the c-lissroom 'ind on the 'rthletic field. JACK BYRON GROVE A.B. Olurlin Collrgg RI..-X., Stun Uni1:1r.s-ity o Iowa Latin German To Mr. Crove there is no such thinff is leisure time. In 'lddition to his regulu' duties 'ls -1 l-rngirwe instructor he leicls the b-und 'ind Clee Club sponsors the Theiter Club. rind herds numc rous musical organizations in Nui Brunswick. His success xx ith the school Clec Club h-is been exemphry but he is the most worried man on the campus before eac-li concert. E UD NTS ALO G PATHS OF USEFULN -'I A Y. , I 1 . A ,S . . ai if 1 1 , 1 z. A H K . A.. ' 1 y 1 :I . I Aw . K . . , ,, . . ' , , .. . . v . 1. 1 L , . . 4 ' , . v 1 k ' 'z .' ' ' f' ' . A.B., Unir7f'r.si!y of Penn.syIL'aniu . . i ., 7 f K f 1 hz 'a ' 1 ' , . ' 1 L ' , , 2 , .' 1' ' ' h z ' , ' ' 1 ' z i L- x ' , Q 'Af li h- ' , v' ' l h I. Y l. x Q f i y . , I l I L Q I ' I ' 1 ' f . I . h t K L 1 1. 1. k 4 h ' , L s . . 1 , . K 1 X 1 ' l 4 c , X

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JOHN C HUNTER MA Umversztyo California English Wr Hunter returned to Prep shortlv before Christmas vacation after serving five years wlth the army His English classes soon learned to respect his high regard of disu plme and the Beta House boys his hwh regard of neatness We welcome Mr Hunter back feeling sure that his sincere attitude his future here MARIANNE LEE ANDREWS Pratt Institute Mrs A has been with Prep for elexen years in the role of bookstore manager and dletltlan for the boarding students She is always busy helping the people about hen either giving out stationery ll5t6lllI1g to 1 students plea for an adxance in allow nice or glVlllg out some good sound advice 'Io the students to the faculty to all who know her she is truly a friend. OLGA M WARD Nei er too busy to answer a students in- quiring woice Mrs. VVard still manages to fulfill her secretarial duties as well 'is the best. From general information to school marks she is there with an answer. To her we owe our report cards for hers is the duty of filling them out and mailing them. Deeply fixed in the memories of students and faculty of the Prep School she will be long remem- bered. HE PREP SCHO0L'S VIGOROUS FACUL In .A f . . .7 I 1 . .G will gain him many friends in Prep during