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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

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XX1lw!'l, Iflnlluvmg. .X1rT1l:u:I1, Ihwh, Ihil-x, Yun lm-hum, ,I-vlxuexmv. lkllnmvvl, Il-v5l.m, Nlmnvuxlug, l r-luv. lQ4lmuli-5 I fll'R'l'Il RUXY: I',m!u. Hulul, Slyqlx lxullllllm. Knzuuu, lh,nl1+h1u. Vox. Iiluwg I Il 'I'H ICUXY: 'l'uIuuI. XY11Ifw:ll, lfx-mrlyi SIXTH KIIXX Hug, XYM1vLlull. Vxluv. l'kr:uvv1lmv. Xl.u'l ,n1l:m. Uumlxu. Ilmluxv, Vrrllu, Hmm: I,.X5'I' NUHI IMHAIQU 1 mnwu, Silfnur, .XlIn4,x:, ICr.n1ixl1.m', I,rxvnN1-vn. hlqnlxxvnxulu, Luux. Ilzmlnlxmu, ll., Ywmmy, ll.11'V1-'Shu Uultn. Ylulmg. DEDICATION XV-. ilu- Svnim' Class ol' ISHS. lillxl'l7ll'1lSlll'l' in clvcliculiillgtllis.ul11'yl'z1l'lm in Xlrs, xIill'lil1IllU Ima- :Xmlrn'xx's. lwn' thll'tw'll w'au's, IIVI' a1n'llx'llls's als Qlwtltlon. ns lnilill' of ilu- lmokstolv and lnunk 1ll'l'0lIllt aural us frivml llllll CUIIIISUIOI' tu mul: l,ll'lJSlK'l'Il1lX'i'Lllllll'llIIIIICIIUJSCIIUUIlit-U.Xvifllgl'iltitlllll'lIlllIilu-VCUKIII.llll'Stllil1lll fly llL'1xlIilNN'Il'dgK'S this clvlwt ul' past zuucl fllfllll' f'1'ill'S. , 14 -,T .?, I C THE 9 RUTGERS PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOVNDED C l766 O MARIANNE LEE ANDREWS ,Las , , X ,Sf - -Q.. , 46 - F55 1 , 5 1,f,, ww: .,, XIX U., Qfgiisyigggssgy viii: if F QQ if vi, gc m ' fi AJ . -43' Q 13? x e x , Q 0 if M3 'F' 5' w is FACULTY STANLEY SHEPARD, JR. I If'11drrmst1'r Mr. Shepard has coinplctcd his eleventh year as headinaster, during which time he has helped students in all phases of their daily struggles. His special classes tor tutoring trig students cnahlcd many to do well on their mid-ycar exams. Almost without failurc, Nh: Shepard may he found in his hasement, after lunch, playing pool with tlnu- other faculty meinhers. Mr. Sheparcl's willingness to par- ticipate in any activities undertaken hy thc students has endeared him to the hearts of all Prepsters. ANDREAS Z. HOLLEY Ilistory Sir. Ilollcy's athletic knowledge and cxpcricncc were invaluahlc during the foothall and haschall sca- sons. His experience in thc classroom has thoroughly prepared students for collcge. Always popular, Sli. Hollcy's popularity increased with the lorination oi the 'illolley A. C. , where the elite inect to watch television. GUY F. BLAKE Muthcinutics It ncvci' lailsg you can always he sure that Mr. Blakc is ready with one of his famous quotations such as, The cmpty vcsscl makcs the loudest noise . Don't let us mis'cad youg Mr. Blalu-'s timely advice on mathematics as well as sports is constantly living sought hy many Prcpstcrs. Bcsidcs coaching Y. haskethall, he is one of the ahlcst advisers on all sports. DAVID M. HEINLEIN Science Mr. l'leinlein's geniality has made him one of the most popular teachers with the students. His pa- tience in drilling scientific knowledge into prospec- tive chemists and physicists will he gratefully remem- bered. A new addition to the Heinlein family, a young gentleman hy the name of Sandy, has given Prep its youngest uiulergrzuluate in history. JACK B. GROVE Lllllgllllgl'-Y and Music For the past number of years the outgoing seniors have remembered Mr. Grove for his gay humor and his little lmlack Ford convertible, Black Widowng this year is no exception. Besides teaching Latin and German classes, Mr. Grove successfully conducts the Clee Clnh concerts every Christmas and spring. NVhen not engaged in these activities he may he found in his room practicing the piano for one of his many recitals. THOMAS R. Downie Langimgcs Mr. Downie, custodian of weekend permissions, is a very popular fellow on Thursday when week- end leave requests are handed in. Really an interior decorator at heart, Mr. Downie spends much of his spare time in thinking of ways to change the color scheme of Mr. Crove's room, which he redecorates at least once a year. The Black Widow also shows signs of Mr. Downie's artful fingers. DONALD S. LOWE Englixlz Mr. Lowc's HgCIlll0IT10!1u of tht- English clalssvs will always rvim-mlwr his amusing coin-clisarppc-a11'i11g uct. An ardent Prep utlmlt-tic enthusiast, Mr. Lowt- hus LllXVllyS he-cn on hand for ull sclmnl uc-tivitit-s. Frvslnncn in college will he grate-lnl to him lim' his cure in teaching them punctuation and x'oca1lmli1ry, WINTHROP G. MARTIN English Starting on his sc-cnml your hc-re at Prcp, Mr. Martin is well noted for his ew-r hoiling L'Ofl.l'C put. Ho is ll most helpful person to aspiring stuclm-nts who wish to do well in English. Mr. xltlI'fiIl'S cilnrts, il guiding light in the puhlicaltiun of thc- newly 1'c t-stzilmlislit-cl school pupvr, Argo, :incl tht- ywir hunk, i'Ye Dial. lmvv he-on unyielding. JOHN B. HOUSMAN Afl111'iir'.s and Alllfl1f'II1llfil'S Anothvr livwcornmy Nlr. Hunsmnn, known as K-CtJ3lL'll'i to il large- part ul' tlw school, truinm-tl lout- bull, lmskctlmll. illlll truck teams whnsv l't'L'0l'tlS spcaik for thvmsclvvs. Asiclc frmn coaching, oftc-n all at nmn can do, Mr. Housnmn cnnclnctccl clussvs in an must plvusaint nmnnvr. NVQ' SillCt'I'0lf' wish Nlr. ll0llSll11lll continuccl snc-L-ess in both fit-lcls. JOHN A. ON EAL illlIlflI!'llIIlHC'.S' 5 A new Colne-r, Mr. Om-:il soon svt high SlllIlCl1ll'llH for work in his classes, hut hc wmkc-nl llalrllvl' anal more sincvrc-ly than any ul' his stmlvnts. Cliunmn House huvs lvauwied to ra-spvct his ich-us cum-crning clisciplim-,' hut thvv also found than! hm- was not with out ll guocl sc-nsa' ul' lnnnur. OLGA M. WARD Ncvvl' too hnsv to lllllllflll thnx punch-ring stnmlunt . 1 ul' his gmclvs or to cullvvv ann' gl'Ilt'I'ill llll'Ul'll1illlUll that hr' :night lui scvking, Nlrs. Xl'nl'cl is lihv vvrx gcniail uncl L-Hicivllt sccx'i-tziry to thi- wlmlv sc-liuol Nlrs. XVan'd's lwlpfnl kiiowlm-clgv will lu- lung I'0lIlClIl lu-real hy :ill Prvpslc-rs. , . x X Xxfu 114' lflfegf VI' Q5 X X' N X W j XX ui f ix, l.l Q Q SENIOR BALLCJT Dum' Nlust lm' Prvp livst lmokitlg lit-st IDN-ssvcl Nl'2lllxSl llvst llgttlcvl' ll0t'llIlIAlll .lll w vw l'au'ultv lormvnt XVimli4-st llilftwst lllulllc-1' Quivtvst lliggvst timlwlwr Nlust Populau' lltltlil llvst Nilllll't'tl llvst .'Xll .'xl'0lllltl liuylaln .l Clvts .Xwuy witll Nlust 'l'l1inl4s llc- Dtws lit-st Stutlc-nt llusivst Xlust I,ik4-ly tu S1lct't't'cl llvst .Ntlllc-tv l au'mn'itv Sport to Nllttclt l au'm'itt' Sport to Play rl'tlllQllt'Sl lllnss Pvssimist tflnss Optimist Nlost Digllilivcl XYrigl1t NYau'clm-lu Fvlu-r 8 l vltvx' cl XYl1lft'lnill Crt-mlan Crt-mln Cin-mlzn C,m'nm- ll. Slltwlngln ml U I,l'All'f' Xl2lSN'.ll'Y ml lllllllltlll l'llt'tL'llK'l' Clrt-mln Cloltlln-rg Nlztlt' Xlxltt' ffl A'2ll'X linslwtlmll lfuotlmll I lvmlcwsmn ll. Slu-rmun tlultllu-rg Scllwauv, ,fl .,..-.A , 35 .. F M FRANK MATE, JR. Pr1'.s'icIc'nI Frank was unc of tht- lurzil :Izzy huys who vznnt- tu l'rcp from New Hrtiiiswick High Sclnml. Iilcvtvtl Senior Class IIl'L'SlIIl'lll in thc tall, Ifrznik was Rl gmul loader of tht' vlztss. Ht- 1n:iint:1int'rI za high svliulztstit standing and was also an :wtivc mt-mlmcr ut thv film Cluh. He plans to ztttcnrl ITZIVIITIOIIIII Cnllcpgc. Iilcc Club IV. RICHARD CORTELYOU BOYLAN Vicvf-Pr'z'.wirlc'r1t Dick, ftmrnic-rly of ll2ll'l'IITjl'l'I' Iligh, and :lt ont' linu- a lncinlxcr ut thc ztrniy, was :tctivc on our fouthztll team. His zunizihlc nature- has won him huth tht fricnflsllin and ztrhnirzttion of his follow st-niors. whu clcvtcrl hnn Vlt'L'-IWCFIKICTTI ot thc class. Dick plans tu unter Rut5.5c1's to stufly Zl,LIl'lCUIlLll'L'. Football IY1 llaskcthztll IY: 'II-nnis lX'1tllt-t-l'luh IX' ANTHONY VINCENT FLETCHER SCcrvfury-Trc'11.s11 rw' Tony, 21 ftn'n1t't' stnclvnt of SUllll'l'YlIlk' lliglu. t-ntvrt-fl I'rt-p this yvzn' ztttci' st-twiiig: in the' Naval .Xn' Cnrps Carrying' off top Inwntws in svlmlnstit' work, Iunx' i1uvcl'tIit'lCss, hzlrl lllllk' to kccp his title :ts tint' of tht- tnus! pnpnlzii' follows in svlnml. Ilt- was t'Ict'tt-fl Svnim' Class Sl'k'I'C'l21I'y :incl il incnihvi' of tht' Stnclcnl Cunn- cil. Tmiy's intern-sts invlnclu nut unly skiing, swinnning. and ice skating. hut attending Nmrtlicastciwi l'ni- vcrsity whcrc hc liopcs to lll2ljOl' in civil tIlj.1Illt'Ql'Ill5.', Golf IV. THOMAS RIVERS BEAUDETTE Ium. who has zittcmlccl I'rcp Im' tour vcwrw rup rl-svlits thc Inst of tha xull Ixnmxn Iii uhtu I x XII utiu immlmu ot tha piuiom u 1 ng, 2. v. I .- r,, ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Ill ' ' 50-'F - 5 'urs' swimmi Ihllllh, :xml husim-ss lll2llI2IjQ'L'I' of this va-:11 s Yo Dial 1 'IR in has zilwuya In-cn fouml in thc thick of :ivtivitics llc plans to zlttcml Riilgcrs l'nix'ursity. Swiniining I. II. Ill: .I Y. lfootlmll IY3 lluaulmll Ill IY1lilm'K'IuI1ILYI-Iliil I II III IX' 4 . . . . JOSEPH FRANCIS BRADSHAW,JR. Alm' hum Inu-li um' of thc lcmling' Iiglirvs of thc SCIIIUI' I class this va-'u' IIN Uomulcmlahlu Joh as tzwklc on thc funthzlll lvzun Imwixglit him to thc :Attention of :ill m'wcm11urs. lhosv I . . . -I I X-- whn wa-rc morn' than o11c-vcur- lmii iummluiul him for his l1L'I'I0l'lllllllL'C in lmasulmll lml Immtlnll cluimf hi , . ,, I 5 s pri-violls yczxrs :it I'rcm. m' 1 ,I has clom' wvll acliolzisticully this your, aml Iiopcf to mnntmm- his stmlics :is :1 pvc-im-rl stmlciit ul R11tg'n'rs. Ifuotlmll II. Ill. IY: llzisclmll Il, III. IY: Soil-me Chnl: II Ill , . DONALD FORRESTER CAMERON Dun has umllplctccl his fourth yn-:nr at I'rL-p. Iliwing thix tiim' hc has mmlc quita- a llilllll' fur himsclf ln' winning X'2lI'IUlIS liurmrs in prcp sclimml SXYIIIIIIIIIIQI imwts umlcr thc ahlv ,Q'uiclz1m'c of nClIIll'IlH Ilulh-y. lion has also liven active in mzuiy utlici' scliuol fum'- tums. llc plans to zltlcml Yalc Illlll follow 21 sciclilim' vhl. Swininiim: I, II, Ill: Ulu- Klub I. II: Sciclirc Chili IXQNL- IJ1allY. JAMES BENSON CLARK jiin eanie to Prep every rlay all the way from 'lien- 'l'l1i tlip rlirl not nrutnt bnn tloni btunnnle 1 ton. s ' ' 3' 1 IlIL'lIIllL'l' of both the basketball and baseball leaina. Xltliougli sports were his inain ambitions, -lllll nian- agecl to clo well seliolastieally. Ile plans to eontinne his studies at Rutgers, Basketball lY: llaaeball IY. JOHN MURRAY COCHRAN Mole, as he is known to his friencla, eoinnniteml cvery tlay from l'rineeton. Previously he had been a ' boarnler in the Delta llouse. ,lohn was otten to be found at the Rutgers gyninasinni partiripatiing in his favorite sport, wrestling. Only in the sprnn: rlnring traek season cloes Mole by-pass wrestling. lle plans to attend Rutgers where he will ftntly agrnwiltnre. Track III, IY. RICHARD LEO COHEN Dick, at two year man at l'rep, came troln Lawrenet lligh brhool in Long Island. lliek has been very active rlnring his two years anrl has partieipatecl in Football, tennis. Glee Club ancl wa, a nleniber of tht year book staff. Dirk has many hobbies of which fishing anfl tennis are hiv favorites. Cornell is Dick! uoal for next year. j.V. Football III, IYC Tennis Ill, IY: lilee Club IV Ye Dial IV. ROBERT HUGH COHN liob, a four year student. was one of the more re- served members ot' the senior elass. llowever, his talents may be seen in many ingenious procluets of his home workshop. Bob has been an aetive member of the Glee Club while at l'rep. Next fall he hopes to enter Syraeuse to take business aclministration. tilee Club l. Il. III. IV. HAROLD VINCENT COYNE llarolcl comes from that famed part of New Bruns- wiek, the sixth ward. .-Xlthougfh he is too small to live up to the bully reputation of that clistriet, he was big' enough to play baseball. and woe to the fellow who steps up to the plate when Harold is pitching. He wants to enter Rutgers to study biology. Baseball PI, III, IV. ROBERT THOMAS DAILEY Iiob was another one year man who hailerl from St. l'eter's High. llis swell sense of humor has won him many friends here at Prep. VVhen Hob finally got his ehanee in Z1 football game. he eame throug'h to show that he really deserved a starting position, Next year Rob plans to attend Rutgers University. Football IV. ROBERT SEBASTIAN DE MARCO Iloh flirt-ztsyl. who has hccu at l'rcp for tl1i'cvyc:tl's, has pa1'tiuip:1tc'fl iu school :wtivitics throughout his :tttm-lulalicc. .-Xppcztriug to hu rzxthcr C2ll'l'Il'k'L', Holm rcztlly took hIs work quite scriously :mtl has proven himsclf ll good stuclcut as well :ls 11 goocl guy. llc hopcs to sturly law at Rtitg.:t-rs ucxt ycztr. -l.Y. lfootlmll II, II-I: lfoothztll IYC ,l.Y,. llziskctlmll II. III3 llasclmll II: hlct- Lluh II, III. IX. FRANCIS MATHEW DEINER lfrauk zu new Comer to l'rvp has won lllllllj' uvw frit-urls hy his tlL'lk'I'IllIllIlIlUll to ztvvoiilplisli things :mil his williugut-ss to hclp others. .Xu arilvut coin rollcc'to1', lu' also mlt-votvs 21 great rlcztl of his tiuit- to slurlyiug. I,:1st fall lfrauk was it iucmlmcr of the foothzlll tviuu. This full lfrzuik plans to cutt-r Rutgcrs l'uix'crsity to sturly husiucss acliuiuistrutiou. lfoothall IY. LEONARD MORRIS DIAMOND l,t'u, rt iuviulwr of thu llvlta Iloust- this yt-ur, :xml forum-rly from .Xflmiral l'-ZIITZIILIII .Xcsulcliiy zuul lYilrl- wootl lligh School. llils hot-u vcry artivc in :ill phzisvs of school ac'tivitit's. Coutzuuiug :tu cuillt-ss supply of vin-i'5:y, l,0u has always huvu tlicrc' wl10m'x'L'l' :I hclpful hzuul was uccclcrl. IIC hopcs to attvml l.:1I:1ycttt'. Iiaskcthull IY: Kiln' Club IY1 'I'ruck IY. SAMUEL FRANCIS DUPONT Sam wan :imwtlwr of what wt- cull thc Stmtlicrii mys, lmiling from XYIIIIIIILLIIOII, I7Cl2lW2ll'L'. 5:11113 t'Il't'II'It'2lI gvnius plzlyccl an inlpurtzmt part in thc tIk'L'0l'1lIIUIl uf thc gym for clzuwcs. XYIIIIOIII his puhlit' ulrlrvss systcm it is tlotihttul wliuthci' thc psp rullv I Ixcfnrc tht' St. I ctci s football 52111110 could have Imcvii I SIICCCSS. PHILIP WALKER EMBURY, JR. I'hil, hailing from XYZIFSZIXY. N. Y.. was um' of our mvn Irmii thc North this your. llc attcmlt-rl XY:irs: Iligh School at IYars:1w :xml Clark Scliool at Ilammvcr, II. I'hil's lmhhics arc IIIIIIIIIIQ. fishing. stamp Col- lL't'IIlILl', :incl pI1otog'r:xpI1y. .AXftt-r I,I'l'I3, hc plans to cuter L-ithcr Ilxuniltml or CUI'llL'Il L'ollcgc. I'rztt'k IV. EUGENE EDWARD ESCAN DON ficnv. Uzum' to I'rt-p thia year Irwin Rullwzu' I'Ii ' , LII Sclmnl. Nutt-cl for hia wnsc of Imnior. :tml tim- IUIIUI' voicv, ht' has cstztlllislu-tl llinlst-II as unc of the mit- wtnmling' llll'lllI!l'I'S of tht- class. His intern-sts arc skiing Imrsclmzwk ricling, ztml gt-tting' into form-II Uilivcrsity wlu-rc hc plans to study agriculture. Ilzulwtlmll IY: tilut- Chill IY. I XX' V' 'Q .lrtivc lllCIlllll'l' iu ilu' film- Club : P JOHN ARCADIUS FEHER I pupulu gux' nu wluwl klnlmu was juft nlmuut ilu' mms 1 ' g gzumu-fa or cizuwuf, lrcrsulw lu- wan ilu' um- wllu mlilllwslol-ll1cpll't1lI'L's, XX'l1cu lu' was uut taking pir- turus, -lulm fnuurl tum' to sing lu thc Ulm' flulm :uul curl l'll'll1lflXV1lj' l7lIlj'4..l1lll1l wielwf to utlcucl lilltgclx wl1crc lu' will stucly fcicmwc. Ir'u'l4 lll' film-u Clulr lll IX' llu-'lu-1' Clulm lll. 1 - - - 4 RICHARD THOMAS FLEMING Dick, Il local lxuy. lmzu liuialu-rl luis fuultlm vm-zu' ut I'rcw. llc- lms lwcu zwtwv Ill ull fvluml plllmlivutimls Ul',Q'1llllZCll cl'nss-cullulry squzul. Dick has 1 ucxt fall is l riucctuu l'uivc1xity. l lucl was nun- of tlw lllSllQ'2llHl'S ut tlus yczxrk m-wly mlm ln-vu :nu mll tuul uma. llu -1 ' ml. ll, Ill: -l.Xf lfuullmll Ill, Mlm l lull , , 'Q'l'1'i '1. '.'olY, JOHN KARLIX FREDENBURG -lulmuuiv, 1: uu'u1l1L'1' ul' lmllx tllv llclu .xml lhlll ' ' Y V wusvs, czum- lu l'rcp tlus your trmu lxul lflllli, Ncu 3 . . . lvrscy. llls lluw ul lZlllQlllk'l' zaurl ftnrxcs ot lux clay H1 thc Nzlvx' lmvu always hclpcrl to lnmlllul up 1 ,,lmuuy clay. NL-xt yvzu' .lnluuuc lunu-N lu zlllcucl Rui Qvrs Scluwul of .Xgricullllrn-. Tvuuif lX'. STAFFORD REEVES GELLATLY For swine unexplziinzihle reason, Stull' has heeii niek- I nzimefl lungs. lle has lecl :l rather pezleeful life in the lleltn llou-ae mlespite the emistuiit turmoil about K him. lhllglfr- has revenlecl ai guocl sense ol limuor :xml lhe :ihihty to take an joke whieh will pruliznlily prove 'l lmmi in lulure vewrs 4 4.. llzxskethzill IY: lluselmll IY. THOMAS ADAM GEMENTIS limi cauiie to l'rep this year lrmn l'll4LIlll1lllCl l':1rl lligh. Une ul the inure liiunurous seniors, Tum zilwaya haul an joke :it his lingertips. lle haul zi fzworuhle trait of being zihle to take it ns well as clishing it out, XVllL'll nut ll1ll'llL'lll1lllll1l in school activities. :Xclnm eoulrl he seen peering lhrougli the mluor ul' the L-Ulltfill l.uneh, tilee fluh lY. RICHARD EDWARD GOLDBERG Dick has llL'L'll :L llay student tor all of his lour years :lt l'rep, He has always heen il prominent ligure iii slucleiil activities :ls well as in selmlursliip. NYe all will rememlmer how helpful lliek was in seliuol. Often ll stmleiil eunld he awerheurcl saying, Uh, ask iiulml- berg: he'll know it. .Xs yet Diek ik umleeimlerl in his ehoiee nl enlleges. Swimiuing l, ll. lll: Kllee Lilllll Ill: .Xrgu IYL 'l'he:iler Chili lg 'Veiinis lll. JOHN GRENDA john Cillllk' to lll'K'll this your from XYtmrlI1ritIgt- High Sclmul :tftcr lluvilig st-:wt-tl at strctvli in thc Mnrinc t'm'ps. llc was rcspmisilmlc, to 11 gruat vxtt-nt, tor lu-L-pilig' thc S4-him' rlztss in 11 guy, lzuigliinig nmuil. It was sclclom that his sly liumoi' rlirl not luring :i ,milt- to tht- lips of all within vnrsllot. ,luhii rlitl :t lmztiig'-tip juh in thc gtiztrml slot of thc tlmtlmll team. Next yvni' hc lmpvs to gn to XX lllllllll :tml Mary to trtkc pltynczil l'flllk'Zill0l1. Ifoothall IY. LAWRENCE EDWARD HANNON Quiet, iinassiiiniug, tht- ulluncllcn Flzuh , hzu coin- plctvcl ll SlIL'l't'HSi-lll SCZISUH on thc hztschztll :mil h:tskt-t- hztll squzuls. Lztrry was om- of thc many l'l'CIlhll'l'S who has Qmnhiilccl husiucss with plvzxslirc. l.:u'ry has worked hard :luring his stay lu-rc :tml was :tn luumr stuclcut who rlcscrvcs thc Nllt'CL'iS which wt' ull wish him at collcgu next your. Hzlskcthall IV: H1154-lmall lY. CLYDE RUSSELL HARMS Clyrlc Calm- to l'rt-p to zihsorh fmm' of our .-Xnic'ri- can vtxlttiu- to take hack with him tu his native islzuiml ot .-Xruhzl. Om- of lllilllj' South A-Xnwricaiis who Iizivc Ql'ZifllI8LC4l from l'rt-lv in thc past ft-w yvars. it has hvun as much Il plcztstirc tu have Clyclc with us :ts it wah to have his follow Sud .XllIL'I'lC2lllOSU. Clyde lmpcw tu :lttvml Rtitgvrs NYllt'l'l' hc will Ntitrly ciigim-cring, Track IV. DONALD BRUCE HENDERSON Don cznne to Prep this year from North Plziinlielal lligh School. lt wnsn't long before everyone in l'rep knew who Don wus. His ontstztntling DL'I'Il0l'IlIIlllL'0 as lnllhaek on the footliall team made hiin a very eonA spienous person. Next year lion hopes to attend Rutgers University. - lfoothnll IYQ files: Club IYQ Tracl: IY. RICHARD MANTELL HOCHMAN Dixie, :ts he is nlleetionutely called hy his Mom :intl certain sehoolnlzttes. was II rnnl5ing lllL'llllN'l' of lIlake's Ilutl Beta Ilouse Boys. Taking' ll large part in athletics, lliek has been :I lll'L'l'SS11l'y :tcldition to onr football teznns. He hopes to attend Brown or Bucknell next year, where we hope he will continue his good reeortl. lfoothnll lll. IY: Ilnsehnll III, IYL Swinnning Illg tilee Clnh III, IYQ IIIIICIIIUI' Club III3 Iixislu-tlmll IV. FRANK JANNEY HOLCOMBE, Ill lfrank's genizility :intl willingness to participate in il session of ruf.f-cutting acltlecl to his ever increasing popularity at l'rep. I7rank's stories of his eseapadcs helml the attention of the liamnia House throughout the year. XYhen Frank attended school one clay, with his own pack of cigarettes, people begun to say that the nge of iniraieles hzul not pnsserl. lfootlmll IYQ ,I.X'. Basketball Manager, IV: Baseball IY. ad' I , HAROLD WILLIAM HORNING llzlrolrl, lmcttci' lmowii to luis fricnrls as Siwr. lim won nlzxny lricinls with lns snlnlc llllIllUl'. llis juli :iw xi lrzulfvllmzill lIlllIl2l1QL'I' inzulu liis cxistviivc lcnmvn in uni' .lnrl .1ll. AX llIL'IlllJk'I' ut tlic Mlm' Llulx, ln- lms :llama ilnnu :in cxvcllcnt jolm on tliu .'Xl'g'o stuff, :Xvtivc in :ill wlnml functions :mil inuintznining lnnnn' grzulcs, llurnlcl will cnntinuv his lim' ix-c'ui'rl at llnlmrt Ciwllm-gn' wliwi- ln- uill tnkv lilmcrzil arts. llzxskctlmll Xlzlilzlgci' lY: 'l'r:n'l4 lX': film- Clnlr lX': .Xrgu nnrl Yi- llinl Stalls. RICHARD MICHAEL KAVANAGH Klilw Cznnc to lll'k'l5 this your from Lynn, Xlms, wlicrc lic cxccllvcl Ili ll Qllilfll nn tln- l,ynn lilljlllill lligll football tm-ani. Xlilw, El typical lrixlnnun, plzlycil IllI2ll'lL'I'lJ2lCli on tln- foutlmll IL-:nn tliif- yczni XXX-'ll ull rc-incinlwi' tlic yunnzin-likc work that lic rlicl at that xlut, setting' up plays, lilucking, and turlcling. Miko, unc uf tlu- must pupnlzir lmys in svlnml, gulmlul hip lriwli volvo to tln- film- flnlm, llc lnnn-N In :lllvnil ,CYS Ilcxl yk'Zll'. lfnutlmzill IY2 film' Vlixlm IY. WALTER VINCENT KLOSS, JR. Nl Ccnning to us funn Rziliwzxy, XL-xv Alviwcy, tlw plum- lic calls lnnnc. XY:1lt lim wmninrl up liis wuulimlzlly mln- czltion licrc at l'rvp 2llill'l' grzulllzitimi frinn linliwzay liim going: ilu-n il lluw nl' lininor. wliirli lizu vmivnlf- 1l1:1iiy.c1'11ptvrl. XY:nlt's liulmlriuxxliw'lnintil1g':l111l Iieliing Ncxt yvzu' lu' lnqn-s tu :ith-nil lllitgi-ix l'iiix'i-iwily. llzislwtlmll IYL llzlwlwnll lY. CHARLES JOSEPH KUPPER, JR. A resident of New Market, New jersey. Charlie formerly attended St. I'eter's Iligh Sehool. NYhenever there was a night haskethall game, Charlie's open jeep, which he used in all kinds of weather. eould he seen outside the gym. 'I'his was lxeeause he was basketball manager and, therefore, he never niissed a game. Next year Charlie hopes to attend Rutgers lfniversity where he will study sanitary enggineering. llaskethall Mgr. IV. RICHARD JOHN LEWIS Iliek, a four year :nan at I'rep, hails from that very niueh spoken of metropolis, I'erth JXIIIIJOY. :X tall lad with dark red hair, and a keen taste for fishing. he can usually he found describing' one of his numerous girl- lriends to the other fellows. During' his third and fourth years at l'rep, Diek played taekle on the foot- hall teain. Next year he hopes to attend the Catholic' Ilniversity of .-Xnieriea. ,l.Y. Iiootlmll III ,Yarsity IY. HERBERT JOSHUA LITTMAN Herh has spent the last of four years at Ilrep. A diligent reader of newspapers and history hooks, H erlm was on the hall when it eame to eurrent events. His favorite pastime is giving advice on watch repairs. livery spring' llerli may he seen trotting around the Rutgers traek getting: into condition. .l.Y. Ifoothall I, Yarsity IY3 'I'raek II, III, IV:'l'lie:1ter Club I, II. JOHN RUSSELL MANNING John was a tall. silent member of the class. He lives right next to the Rutgers golf course: therefore, it is not surprising that he has the right to claim the dis- tinction of being the outstanding golfer in the school. John, like many others, wants to attend Rutgers to study industrial engineering. Golf IV. JOHN FRANKLIN MARDER. JR. johnny was one of the members of our band of commuters who arrived every morning on the eight- o-Five from Dunellen. just like the pony-express, john has always come through. A great showman, he has kept a smile on the lips of his fellow students through- out the year. John hopes to attend Dartmouth, and not the Foreign Legion as he has threatened. Basketball IV: Baseball IV. VICTOR MICHAELSON Vic was a one year student from Highland Park High School. As a stalwart of the football team, he was one of the outstanding members of the fine for- ward wall. Vic is well known to his fellow seniors for his sense of humor. Next fall Vic plans to take busi- ness administration at Rutgers University. Football IV. JOHN RICHARD MERRIKEN A Southern lad from Denton, Maryland, John has ranked high scholastically during his two years at Prep. Always willing to lend a helping hand, he has worked many long hours about school, keeping the tennis courts in shape so that he and other members of the team might use them. Next year John hopes to attend the University 'of Virginia to study pre-law. Tennis III, IV: Glee Club IV. JOHN REED MILLER John came to Prep this year from the U. S. Navy. Before that he was a student at Metuchen High School. Despite his extreme quietness, john was easily found in a crowd because of his flamboyant red hair. john wishes to enter Rutgers this fall to study journalism. - ROBERT TURE NYMAN Bob came to Prep this year from Ramsey High School where he starred in football and basketball. He continued these sports at Prep, providing one of the biggest thrills of the football season by returning a kickoff 86 yards for a touchdown against George School. One of the chief noise makers of the Beta House, Bob added his lusty voice to the Glee Club. Next year Bob plans to study business administration. Football IVQ Basketball IVg Glee Club IVg Track IV. ROBERT BERNARD O'LEARY Une of the most popular fellows in the Senior class was lluck O'l.eary. a one year man who hailecl from New llrnnswick High School. HuCk's line sense ol humor ancl frienclliness soon won him great popularity. ,Xu outstanding: athlete. he was one of the nlainstays of the victorious l'rep haskethall team. Next fall he hopes to attenrl Duke l'niversity to stncly husiness arlmnnstration, Football IY: Track IYL liaskethall IY. JOHN SHIPMAN PURSEL jack, one of our leading track men, has heen at Prep for three years, Before coming to l'rep he attenclerl l'hillipshurg lligh School and lilair ykcarlemy. llis school activities consisterl of track, the theater eluh, anrl the glee eluh, llunting anrl fishing' are -lack's main hobbies. jack, like many other l'rep hoys, is a camli- date for Rutgers. 'l'rack Ill, IY, Y: Glee Cuh lll, lY, Y: 'liheater Cluh Ill. ARNOLD HENRY RETTIG, JR. Arny has always heen arouncl to lenrl a helping hancl whenever it was neeclecl, llls contributions to 1 the decorating' of the gym for clances will not he for- gotten: his piano playing kept the air lively while workers were hringing him another article to paint. qkrnolcl, who wrote many articles for the year hook anrl the school paper, hopes to attend Rutgers lo stucly journalism. Hasehall Ill. lY3 filce Lilnh ll, Ill, IX.: Ye llial lkl ,l.Y. Basketball Il, WALTER EDWARD ROBERTS, JR. .X nzmlivi' ot l'crlh Xinhoy, lzrhlic has hvcii at l'rcp oin' yk'1ll'S, :luring which tinn- hc has tzlkcn part in all nnif-ivzil :wtivitics in school, llis hohhy hm-ing ninsiv incl lllllSIL'2ll instrunicnts, lfcl is llillllfilllj' an cxccllcin ninsicizln. ,Nctivc in atlilvlics anal high in vlass scho- lastic stzniclings. limlclic hopes to zlttcncl Ulm-rlin to xlncly IIIIISIL' l.X. l'oolh:1ll I. ll, Xnrsity IX 3 L,l'CllCSll'2l I. ll, III IX 1IllL'k'LllllJ I, II, III, IX 2 lcnnia Ill, ll. HOWARD MILES ROSE llown- cznnc to l'rcp cxactly tour XCZIIX ago. linring lhusc past yours hc has cstahlisliccl hiinscll :is onc of thc ontstznnling ilicililicrs ol thc rlnss. llowic has lwcn lclivc in cxtrzi cnrriculzn' activities iiiclncling' lm iivws rcportvr for thc newly 11--I-stzxlvlislivrl .Xrg'o. Ni-xt yvur hc plans to :ittcncl Rutgers Uinvcrsity to -tnmly jonrnzilisni. SCIUIICK' flnh Ill: ,l'llL'1lll'l' Lllnlm lllg II'I'1ll'li lllzuiugci' lllg .Xrgo IY, CALVIN ALFRED SCHWARZ fznlvin. thc lull, thin lzul from Sonlh Rivcr. iicvcr has ninth lUS1ly.lllll his ninrlis sliowvrl lhzit hc clcvotvcl an goocl mln-:il ol' his tinic to stiulyiiig. .-Xn athletic cn thnsinsl, Calvin conlrl lu- fonncl vliuwillg' thc lvznns on to victory. llc cxpccts to cntvr Riclci' ncxl your, 'J' RICHARD SCHWEITZER C1111111114' 111 11s f1'11111 1'211'2111'z11' x111'1I.'1 , 1 1 lj,lll 1,111 1111 3 111-1-11 Z1 S111111-111 1j'Il'11'1l1 111 11'11211 1l'1l1'11t'l'S 11'1111111 11111- 1-1'1'1'y 5111111-111 111 111-. 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IN1-xt 1-1-21r 111- 11121111 111 S11111j' z1g1'11'1111111'1- 211 1Qll1g'K'1'S. RICHARD RALPH SHERMAN .X11111111-1' 111g1111lll11 1'211'11 1112111 11'1111 1121s 11l11N1l1'f1 1115 111111111 11-211' 211 1'r1-11 15 111111 S111-r1112111. 111- 11115 121111-11 2111 211't11'1- 112111 111 2111 11111511211 1111-s1-111211111111 211 N1'1111111. 111s 11111111'11-1lg1- 111 1121l'll1Ullj', 1111- 211'1'111'1111111, 211111 1111 11111- 1'1111'1- 1'111111'111 11211'1- 111-1-11 21 11111111 111 X111 111'111'1'. 111111K 111111-1 1112111111-1' 211111 1'1'2111y 1111 11211-1-11-1111 111111 lllilllj' fr1u1111s 11CI'L' 211 1lI'1'1l, N1-x1 12111 Rick 1112111s 111 21111-1111 1111- 1'1111'1-1's111' 111 5llll111k'I'l1 l:1111111'11121. 5 1111-c 111113 211111 f1l'l'1lL'S1l'Zl 1. 11, 111. IY, N ALVIN EUGENE SHERMAN Al came to Prep three years ago from Midwood High School in Brooklyn. He has been very active during his three years at Prep, and has participated in football, baseball, basketball and the Glee Club. Flying is Al's hobby. He plans to further his education at Brown University. Glee Club II, III, IV, Baseball II, III, IV, J. V. Football II, III: Football IV, 1.V. Basketball II, III: Basketball IV. HENRY LLOYD SNYDER, JR. Hank came to Prep this year from Flemington High School with a smile on his face and a laugh in his heart. With such outstanding characteristics it didn't take him long to win many new friends. He did this so well that they didn't even complain about the cowboy music that was constantly emanating from his room. Glee Club IV. JOHN IRVING STRYKER, JR. Quiet, with a ready smile for all, John spends a great deal of time on his studies, a fact which can easily be seen by his marks. Fond of hunting, trapping and baseball, he also devotes much of his time to these things in the proper season. John intends to study agriculture at Rutgers University next year. J.V. Football IV, Baseball IV. GRN LOUIS MICHAEL VASVARY IAIIIIS 15l'k'Sl'lll'l' always hrcatlics vlit-crf1ilm'ss ancl gciicrosity. Not only havc his gt-niality :intl gooml htnnoi' niailc hnn cxt'0crliiig'ly popular with stnrlcnts and facnltv, hut thcv have cast-fl nianv mlitliriiltics that arc cm'oiintt'rcrl along' thc roarl to knowlczlgc. lluring' his yt-ar at school, Rig Lon has ht-vn a valnvrl lllCllllTL'l' ot' thc foothall, haskuthall, antl track sqnarls. lfoothall lY1 llaslwtlmall IYL 'l't'at'l4 lY. RICHARD BRUCE WARDEN Dick, whose hohhy is sports. has provcrl this hy taking an artivc part in all sports clnring his loin' ycars at l'rt-p. llc is saul to hc ont- of thc Ul'l1LIIllIlIUI'5 of thc often hcarcl saying. 'I'ht- lmiggt-r they arc, tht- harrlcr thcy fall. llc frupiciitly rlt'n1onsti'att'cl thi- tt'uth of this on thc football ticlcl. Ncvcrtliclcss. hc also spent quite a hit of Iilllt' on stnilics whirh was shown hy his marks. Divk hopm-s to attcnrl lin-xt-l lnstitntv ol 'Vcchnology to study civil cnginccring, lfoothall ll, Ill, lY, lfo-Capt. lY: llaschall ll, Ill, lY Y' I Y l3'1slccthall ll Yarsitv lll , ,-. . 1. . .A . JOHN SWAN WHITEHILL, JR. ulohn, who hails from llighlanfl l'ai'l:, has wonnfl up his fourth yn-ar at l'i'cp, .Xlthongh his ln-art has hvcn given to fishing, .lohn has lwcn a loyal snpportvr of all cvcnts. lfacnlty as wcll as stnclunts will miss his vivirl rlL'sCriptions ancl scnsu of htnnor. Nvxt ycai' john plans to attcnrl R11tg'ci's l'nivci'sity. film' Cluh I, ll, Ill, IY: llancl l, ll. Ill: ,l. Y. llaslwt- h'tll l ll. 1 J HAMILTON MERCER WRIGHT, III Ham came to Prep two years ago from Park Ridge High School. Since that time he has made quite a name for himself through his extra curricular activi- ties. Ham, a fun loving fellow, has always been on hand to participate in the decoration of all dances. Next year he will attend St. Lawrence University where he will take up business administration. J.V. Football III: J. V. Basketball III: Basketball IV3 Track III, IVQ Glee Club IVQ Student Council IVQ Ye Dial IV. ARTHUR THOMAS YOUNG Art Young, better known as Cookie to his fellow Prepsters, previously hailed from Vlloodbridge High School. Cookie's favorite pastime is drawing, and his works of art may be seen on book covers, and any blank piece of paper that happens to be around. Next year Art hopes to enter Rutgers where he will study journalism. Football IVQ Baseball IVQ Glee Club IV. Z-7 Q 5.1 j XVll U1 V .... gf: ilff fill? a X1 . . HONORABLE MENTION ljllflllg tllis VVLII' llll'l'l' llllvs. C0llllM'llllQ lll slllllls l'Xl'lIl5 gls illlllxillllllls lllll llll'l'c'llv l'0lllli'l'll'll wllll alll cmlglllllnllcl ll'kllll lll tllv sclllllml. lllll stlll K'lll'l'NlllQ illl- llalllll' ol' lllllgi'I'S l'l'l'p, lllalclc' lli'll1llllll'S lol' llll'IIlSK'lX'l'S. , . V . . llllllallllv tlll' lllllsl llllislzllllllllg lll tllcsl' was lllmlllllll f,lilIll'l'lDlI. l'l'lll'l'x SXXXIII llI1'l'. lllllgvllt lH'1lL'tlCl' pzllll ull zls lmll SXVRIIII ill llll- Xml llllmw Stzllll. lzllsll III Sclllllllstic' alllcl SXVlll'llllIIOl'l' lllvitlltiml 200 xxlrll llvl- Slylt' lillvs. .X wlllllll'l'llll all-llll-xvlllvllt lol' ljilll, llllll Sllllllflllllg l,l'l'l3 wlll lllwllvs ln- PI'0lIll ol. l'llIQ,'l'llt' Nsczlllllllll. llll' olllx' olll' L'0llIll'L'lU4l xvitll klll Ul'QillllAl'll tlullllw llll- ' ' . Q. .. .-,,. ' ' . '- Q.. lmllslwllmll ll'klIlI -c'1ll'l'iul llll' llllllll- ol lllllQZl'l'S l?I'l'lD to tlll- Xlillllll-sl-x lllilllllf llllll Sllllllllllg l0IIflSl cllll cllll lhlll lllllll llll ll ll lN xxllll lllm tllllll Ill lu Ill I ', llllll als tlll- l'lllllll'l'-llp llll' ll 5lX'L'l2ll tlllllllf' lll'l'sl'llilllllmll. Lust. llllt lill' ll'0llI lvalst. ol tlll- tllrlw' was -lllllll Q.Ol'llI'ilH. Allmlllls Qlllll'lllIlQL I5l'2lL'llK'l' Ull tlll- NVl'l'Slllllg llI2llS ol' llll- lllllgl'I'S Clylllllllsilllll lll'1lXl'il its xll:l'tll 2l5lI1' xx'l'llstlml ill llll' S4'llIlfllll21lS ol' tlll' lmlligll .-Xllllllzll lJl'K'l72lI'1llOl'f' Sc-lllllll c'lIJ'IllUll'll sllill. lllllv lll lllsl' ll lll'1ll't-lmlmllxillg llllll' clvcisillll lillllf'llllllllllll'1'lllbIlll7:l,l'. DONALD CAMERON EUGENE ESCANDON JOHN COCHRAN U ,W-0-. M- ww '11 K Aj-I -wa ly! 1- ERCLASSME IIIINI IIUNX: I.ixi-if, IIi.ni3.in, .XicIno:Iu, NXnrt1iI.4I:ly, ti.n-Ili--Iti. Iigisztii, Ilnnl-nnn. Iii-fin.in: SICVHXII IIUXX. XXIIXHII, -Inn-nn. 'I'ni-Io, Iinnnv. XIitiini4I3, Ii'iIn'I. Ilnnn. Ilnns: IIIIIQII IIUXX' Xlolivi, 'IR-It-iii, Iwx: I'IlI II I II IUIXX: Ixlingii. .XIix.nnIiis, XX nhson. Ifi-s.nIxA I'oxuis: I I I I'II ICIIXX: I'-tin, I',1.'- . Nw-hung: NIXIII IUIXY: Xfios. -Iilnisfinski. IlnnifiIin'It, XYUIM. Illilliiini SI'1XIiX'I'II IUJXX: .XIL 1: IINIXIXI, THE JUNIOR CLASS II1-ra' wt- llI't', totalling tIiirtv'sc'x'c-n, Iiuiiclsoimx Iilust'-. whiinsic'nI, QIIIIQIIII tvs, thats right. nc-xt x'mi s st-niors. IMI In' our two top stnclc-nts. Stn Imp class lIIit'SIf , clvnt. zincl Ilan' NI in'tfuI. st'ci'0tz1i'y-trvalsin'c'rot tht' st'hooI, this Inls Iwvn at Imnnn-1' vvnr Imoth st'IloInstic'a1IIv ilIIiI z1tIiIL'ticuIIx' for thc' Ihv class Imozistvd tht- Izlrgvst ninnhcr oi stnclt-nts on this honor roll nt initI- juns. SIIXVI' pins, siginiying So to 90 ilYl'I'21gl'S. wvrc' QIYPII to III'-IlI'f' X lt'I'IIlIQ, Ll IIUXX'-t'UIlIt'I' to I'ri'p, CIII ICISUIIILIII. oln' inquiring l7Il0IULfI'illIIlt'l' Iroln I3rooIxIx'n. Itivlx HIJilf'lIltlII Iinnvonu Dn Brow, who wus known us 'ithc I'rc'ss. and .Xnqitf Nqiimmi at town-I .XII-xQ1iucIi'is. tht- inonurch of tht- Iockt-1' room. Iironm- pins, sig' nifying Stl to S5 uvvi'ug0s wvrc' i'c'coiv0cI hy Nlzlrx' NIz1ttingh', our Izuoritt- lISIlt'l' alt the' IIix'oIi 'IIIlt'llIl'l', ,lay IJIIIIIUF, un anniuhlt' gnv hailing Ironi Nt-w Iirnnswin-It Iligh. :incl I t'i'tI, Il'I-I-IlillKICKI-ll1iltIIl'IIlllfIL'S, 'I'c'cIc's'c'o, whosc gt'0IlII'II'Il'1lI tIn-orit-s we-rv not RIIXVLIIS in uccoi'cIz11ic'v with thosc of Mr. BI11Ixv. .Xt this point. why not nwntion oln' English L'Il1SSt'S'FIFI4IlllI wus tht- ont- snhje-ct that 11II ot ns took I0gl'IIN'l'. And what Enghsh chissvs wv had this yt'ilI'I Ont' wontlt-rs how XIV. Nlurtin was ulmlc to hc' so sinccrvh' conscit-ntions knowing that I-null tIn'ln1' hr' pic-Iwtl np to foul would hc' 'ihout fishing hunting or sonn otha-r topic oI' ontcloor IiI'c-. Oh wc-II. on to a1thIctics. I I hh-sv ,Im Coach Ilonsman received much strength for his successful football team from the junior class. NVhen the final decision of starting births was made, three of our boys were among the first eleven. All of two hundred pounds, Little joe januszewski was the sturdy centerg fleet-footed and talented Dick Cumer- lock, one of the hardest pluggers in school, held down the left half-back positiong and smiling john Carboski, class vice-president, was the regular right tackle. Dick Dunne, Mike jensen, jolm Allgair, and Harry Veros, who unfortunately broke his leg toward the end of the season, improved greatly this year. and they are strong candidates for our starting eleven next fall. As Christmas drew near, Mr. Housman, pushing in the ends of the worn out football, formed a spherical figure called a basketball and began to mold a team that was to become the best Prep has had for many years. Only one junior was good enough to make the squad, but he was the varsity high scorer. He was our elongated center jolmny Hines. The jay-Vees, on the other hand. had a nucleus of juniors. The team started off poorly but gradually gained momentum, and toward the end of the year, they passed the five hundred mark. junior participants were: jack Powers, the lngh scorer, Stuart jay, jim lufinger, Mike jensen and Bill Opdyke, both of whom improved vastly, Dave XVurtzel, Martin Birnbaum and Donald Aichroth. Ah yes. then there are those nostalgic memories. Led by a fugitive from Mr. Groves Glee Curb, after dinner entertainment was well provided for by our piano virtuoso, Chet Turdo, and his jazzed-up five, consisting of Iloehman, jay, Powers and isavanagh. Harold Lavoie and jay VVnlfson were our engineer experts. Une wonders how long it will take them to invent something to supplant the atom bomb. Thanks to Herb Beaujon who did a perfectly wonderful job on the murals for the football dance. Moffitt played the radio while Pope read maga- zines about ships. XValter Quinn had trouble with his roommate who was a fresh air fiend. jay's room grew more picturesque with each edition of Pin-Ups . Wikoff and XVolfe attended French class every day. Ron Epstein rode to school in his new Lincoln while Fox and Cassady aimlessly trudged forward. Lover .-Xl Dunne made love. Powerslg he faithfully read the Daily News every day and lamented the loss of Dixie NValker. Du Brow, our representative on the local newspaper, rep1'esented flncidentally, he did a fine jobj. Turdo and Aichroth were football cheerleaders: oh, if they were only girls. Girls, that's where we had better end. Thanks juniors for a wonderful yearl I IRNI' Nlillj lliii: ly, Xlislxl, iiuilllmi, XI urluivldii. lxiiillili-I. ,l.u'lqsolI. WMI-I Nlti NNI! HHH Xlmiin ilililmii. liwxxiii. l,1im-1:-vi: ilillllill IUIXY: l'.il1ls. l,ilr4-W, l.iol1.i. l'-Ili--.iiiq I-'lll'I!'l'lI RUXYQ lrllmiy, N XL, Il,ii:s:ii: Iill 'I'lI NUXY: Simiiii-.s, I-R-lov: 'l'Ul' RUXY: -I-rlilisoli THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Tin- Soplns lliis vm-:lr liaul il goocl 11-pi'vsc'iil11tioii in all tlu- major au-tivilivs l llw svlioolz Yzu'siix' zuicl liootlmll, lmslxc-tlmllfprolmlmlv flu' most lsolmlilnl' sport - Ynrsitx' lmsm-lmll, illlil ilu' Glu' Clulr in XYllil'll tlll'lI' singing was 1 Q,l'1'2ll lu-lp. 'Ilia' Sopliomon' c-laiss prow-cl to llc om- of tlu' most L'llCi'l'iilll groups in tin' svliool. amcl. il nun' lu- suliclx' stzltccl. tlwrv was 111-xx-1' ll clull moma-nt in um' kllSSl'INHll wlu-H' tlim' Qiltll1'l'i'Kl. 'I'lnc-rm' xwn- twc-lily-oiw Soplis wlwn sc-liool opm-nc-cl in tllc' lull, :incl flu- indeli- lion ol .Xmlv 5lllSllxN il lll'NYACUllll'l' alt imcl-x'c'au's, inquh- tlu- total txx'c-iitx-txx'o, or nlmoul Ullt'fSlXlll ol thi- svliool. .Xmlv was om' ol tllm- lnfst cllvsscwl lvllows in sc-llool, :ml Ioolwml lilw an paigv out ol' lCscllii1'c-N' Qnot 'l'll.-YI' pzlgvl. Ili- also plans ll im-am piano. loin Nllll'I'ilY rosv to llUI3lllill'ItX' lux' llls ivvtg llvs tllllll' ll illllIC4'l' illl4l luis . f . . . - . 1 cull- SISl4'l'. NM' lllC'lxllllllll'il limi SIIPPZV lJt'l'LlllSl' ol lns lmortlioclox spa-lls ol SHz'l'Zlllg. xlAll'Sll2lll Xllltls mul Clllurlic' Al1lCliSUlI arc- siill llllitlillg it out in tlicii' 1'ix'z1li'y lor llw lllQlll'Sl ilNl'l'ilQl', als tlwy llzivc SIIICQ' thi-v K'lItl'l'0Cl Pri-pg from lwn-. it looks lilx 1- ll flmw! xl2ll'Sll3lll int:-mls to tulw up 1-Ion-trim-ul vligilwc-riiig :lt liufgvrs. alml :nanny ol' us 1-un lw gI'1lll'lilIl for tllr' lim- jolm ffllzlrlim- mlicl in lwlping us out oi' mum' i puffliiig prolmln-m. joe La-how proved himsell to he quite an artist, sketching the larmyard 3 scenes that covered the walls of the lrep Gym during the fall Foothall Dance. Stick to it, joeg Milt Canilf can't last torever. Charlie Gorman, while a con- scientious and hard-working student, was the perfect example of the 'ilighting Irishman in foothall, j.V. haskethall and hasehall. Another -Irishman was Tom Kerwin. the pride of Dnnellen. Tom, with his crew cnt and llashing grin, also played haskethall and proved a delit hall-handler. Bruce johnson had a terillic yen lor eating, and many's the time he came into class nihhling a sandwich while his classmates starved in silence. Neal Nlaelfarlan, frequently referred to as Mac, was an all-around good sport and well never forget the time that Mae contnsed the meaning of 'tangernie' and 'tainhorineu in Latin class. Georgie Pank was the comic element, the Milton Berlew of the Sophomore elass and was one of the most popular tellows in school. Mr. Martin qnaintly pnt it, 'George should he on the radio. lle is planning to study medicine in college. Kearney Knhlthau, With his cheerlnl grin, his sense of humor, and his nneanny knack for solving algehra problems, was a most sought after memher ol' the class. especially when algehra homework wasnit done. Lon Fedor and Phil Sarantos bummed around together, and were great eompetitorsg Lon played Varsity foothall and teamed with Phil on the j.V. hasket- hall lloor. johnny Nlislie. though on the quiet side, had a swell disposition and was one of the hest-liked me mhers ot the class. lneidentally, johnny likes hunting, lishing, in short, anything ont-of-doors. ll' yon ever need a good woodsman or guide, just give a yell for Wfes llansen. XVes fascinated the hoys with his tales ol' the woods. NVQ-re they all true, NVes? Gene liiotta, with his easy going manner and his friendly way of chatting, soon heeame a regular Prepsterf Gene plans to take up law in college, and here's hoping he comes through. jay Levinston was the type of fellow that, if you didn't know, yon didn't know anyhody. XVith his whimsical remarks jay kept the classes in good moods all the time. llc didn't do so hadly in his grades, either! AAI Pellicane, called utwo gun , though the reason is still something ol' a mystery, had a cheerful word for everyoneg manyis the time he cracked a corny joke. Since his Dad is a doctor. Tony was quite a whiz at hiology. That sums up the elass of '-18. their joys and their sorrows. XVe hope to see thein return next year to do an equally fine joh and, provided they pass, to heeoine lnniors. , . , v ,K - IIRNI' HHH: XXI IIINv'In, liwlmz, INN-Ixlxmvr. l'I11'1xIII.I.I. l'-.mwIIx- I,v1m, Il: u1'v 'Q SI'.l'1IX'Il ICIHX I mm-I, I1-Ifwvv. I,wm. Iluqmxl IMI' ICUXX: Ilnlwlmxmn. Ii, RIVIIII THE FRESHMAN CLASS S4'ifC'IllIJ1'lA Immmflli 1lIN1ut an Ul'l'2lt clmallwc' in tIN- liws of fiftvmn stlulvnis .ls I 5 I5 5 IIN-x' vlntc-wal IIN- Imlv Nucl sau-rm-cl QIUIIIHIIIS of tIN- Iiutgs-rs l'1'm'p11mtu1'x' Sc-INNII. .X . . I . -.-. V.. - y.- xl. -I. wk.. A - Iugm MINNJI, llllIIIxl .my Xu INNI IN ufofou mpc IIQIILKKI, um L0IlI'lllIlIIllgll5.'I1Ill ys who INNI CUIIIK' up IvI'0lll tINI llutgn-rs I'1Il'llI1'llI2lI'f' ScINNmI Imvxx' what typv ul mrk to vxpm-lg IIN' IYIN' ul' work that is vvry' INlrcII TIN' Imys WINI www' QIIIOQVIIIVI' IN W to lIN- sn-INNII wvrc' at first in tmllImIc'. Tllosv who Cilllll' IIVHIII IINN l'I1'lllL'llI1ll'X NNJI XX'K'l'K'Z liolmlm. BOFLHII. NVc'altIN'1'Imv. l3m'l'lN11'cI. auucl llmlclvrsmn. 'VIH' mwv IN 'ws I,llllll. Linn, I4Ul'IiIlill'f. fIUIIll2lIIV, Borclilli, cIOI3lll'Il, Bl'llllllIIllf f ' NI UNI C Inist 'N IN Ill. XX v xx'x'l'm' Ill am i'IlIll'4'IY INIW tvlw of SIIITOIIIICIIIIQS. Nvw IVIOIIKIS. ic'a1L'IN'l's.1nNI , . I 1 IYIN' of worlx tIN1l CIUIIIAIIICIUCI wv Qlw- our QIII CUllIl'UllIl'tI uw XM- t1'N'cI to llll'l't IIN IN Ion- us. . I -xv lK'lllIlli'llll'III5 so that Wm' might IN- uImIv to m'c'rc-m1N- um' husk that was sm-I I . VIIIIOIK' Imxv INICII Imnq Imurs of wm'IQ that wc- IIIOIIQIII WOIIILI :ww-r NNI but IIlK'l'l' Inna' also IN-I-N Inours of pI4-zlsllrv WIIII tIN- IIIJIHUI' c'Ia1ssllN-H. alt tIN- Q1lllll'N cl llll'l'S. QIIICI QAIIIIUVIIIQS. IIIZII will Imng IN-1'c-lll0ll1IN-11-II In' IIN- I-l't'SIIllll'II. 41 This ye-ar's strugglcs with algchra, English, history, and Latin or Ccrman will sccln trivial when wc arc scniors in 1951, hut at prcscnt thcy wcrc grayc and dcspcratc prohlcins. NVc workcd likc dogs to gct thc right answcrs. hut thc hook was always wrong and thc tcachcrs hclicvcd thc hooks instcad of us. Egypt had hcl' pyramids, hcr Pharoahs that shc lcft to history. Tlw nanics of Plato, Socratcs, and Euripcdcs hayc hccn long l'Cllll'll1lN'l'0Cl as hcrocs ol' Crccian history. The Roman clnpcrors, lflayins Vcspasianus and Julius Cacsar. will always hc I'l'll10lIlllCl't'll. Thcsc incniorials and charactcrs hayc gonc down in history hccausc of thcir contributions to civilization. Aft:-r inid-ycar cxains. sonic ol' tht- hoys found out that thcy wcrc likt- Napoli-on. Thcy too. wcnt down in history. Thcy had gonc down. howcvcr, not hccausc of thc contrilmutions and knowlcdgc, hut hccausc of tllltll' lack of knowlcdgc and thcir not contrilmuting anything in mid-ycar cxains. Our class has donc nothing as yet to cndcar us to thc hcarts of young and old alikc, but givc ns tiinc. NVQ- hayc alrcady startcd our long trip to scholardom. Ilowcycr, sonicthing tclls us that wc arc moving hackwards. Tho answcrs that We tnrncd in in Ancicnt llistory hayc scrycd the purposc, il' nothing clsc, of startling the usually placid Mr. Hollcy, Thcrc was thc tnnc that hc askcd solnconc, NVho huilt thc llanging Garda-ns of Babylon? Soincthing tclls us that the corrcct answcr to that clucstion is not King Ccorgc. lt was thc sanlc in all our classes. Mcanwhilc, Richard Lockhart was happily kccping tha- joint rocking. Most of thc boys of our class wcrc Hnc spcciincns of Aincrican hoyhood, hut thcn tht-rc was that forcignci' from thc indcpcndcnt statc of Brooklyn, llonny Bordini. Ed Lunn and Dick Connally wcrc our calncra ficnds who walkcd around taking picturcs of anything and anyonc that happcncd to gct in thc way. Holi Hogan loycd to tinkcr with his olci cars and tractors. llay Ilcndcrson, lid Lunn. and jim XVcathcrhy wcrc fighting it ont for top scholastic honors in thc class. Bob fiihrisj Clnistficld could tcll you of thc wondcrful days in thc liiyoli Swcct Shop. Brannlingcr was so ycry quict that you wonldn't hayc known that hc was in class. Pctc Cohnrn. our hoy, was famous for his algclmra hoincwork papcrs. Bcrnard cainc np from the llutgcrs Elcincntary School, hut was as hctuddlcd as the rcst of us. Although wc wcrc more handsome, hrainy and charming than thc rcst ol' thc school put together. our cxistcncc as a class has hccn shortg thus our history was ccJrrcspondingly so. Sincc wc haw thrcc ycars It-ft, wc should hc ahlc to rcnicdy this situation. Thcrcforc wc promisc yon a history wcll worth your rcading ncxt vcar. HONORS AND AWARDS 1':1lL'11 111-111, 2l1A1l'I' 111111-V1-111' 1'x1111111111t11111s, Zlll 11w11111 111' 11 1111111 11111 is 111111111 111 t1111s1- st11111111ts W1111 1111111 1'1'1-11111111 1111 1lYl'1'2lgl'O1:911'1 111' 111't1111'. il S11X'l'l' 11111 to t1111s1' w1111 1111111 1'1-1-1-111111 21Yl'l'ilgl'S 111'tw1-1-11 S595 111111 91159, 111111 il 1111111f1' 11111 111 1111151- W1111 11111'1- ilY1'l'llQl'S 111-111111111 SUV 111111 SSW 101' 11111 tC'I'I11. 1111-511 ZlXYil1'Q1S w1-1'1- Lf1X'i'1I 1 1 111 t111- 1111111w1111f 1111vs 111 111111-V11111. FW . . GOLD St11111't -lily 13111111 XVlll'1Zl'1 SILVER 1111-1111111 C11111111-1g 11111111111 13II11l'OXX' Cl11111'1'1 1'11SK'lllilll x1lll'S1I1l11 33111115 f11l1lI'11'S -1111-1151111 .'xllgl'11S .'X11'Xil1l111'1S 1'11'1l1l1i N111111 111111111-s c1Ul'lI1Ll1l 11l'lll'y Y1l'l'11Ilg BRONZE 11ill'l'f' Y1'1'11s 111L'1l2lI'L1 fI11111'11 111111111111 1'11l'1C11l'l' VI111' 1,ill1tl'1' 1 111'11111111111 S1'1'111's1'11 11ilXV1'l'llC'l' 111111111111 .I111111-s N1111't1-11s -10S1'l31l 11l'll11S1l1lXX' .lay 1,1-1111511111 1111111111 11111'11111g 11111111111111 111-11111'1's1111 51111111111 C21-1111111 II111111-s 3V1l1'1lf1l1'l'1Jy 11111111111 3Y3l1'L1l'll -111111 1,1'1111w 1'111w111 1.111111 11101111111 S1-11w1-1tz1-1 CUM LAUDE, 1947 '1'111111111s 1'f11x1'111'11 111-111'111g111', I1. 1111111-11 .x111llIl' 1,1111 61111111111 S111-1'w111111 1311111111111 1111111-rt 11211111 X1i11's 1111111111 11111-511 1111151111 1111111 111'Ill'Y 1111x1'1111111. lr. f11l1ll'1y xV1Il1il'1 4 V 1 PRIZES AND HONORS, JUNE, 1947 111g111'st 1111111115 1ll S1-11111111's111l1 13111111 NY111'lz1-1 11111-1' K11lll1'1' 1C11g1is11 1,1'1Z1' 1111111111 1111151-11 1'X11'x1111111-1' -1111111511111 111s1111'y 1,l'1ll' 12111111111 1311111111111 '1'11111-N c1ll1'1'l'll1 .'X1112l1I'S 1,l'1Zl'S -- S1-1111111 1121111 13XYil1'1'S1xX' S11111111 1'111ss 111111011 N11111s .llIll101' 1-11155 11l'1'1l1'1'1 1,1tt1111111 Sl11111111111'1- 1-111ss .'xllQ4'11S .'X1l'X1lll111'1S 1'1l'l'S11I111l1I 1'111ss c111Ll1'1l'S Cl111'1111111 1111155 111 18711 1,I'1Zl' 111 x11l1111'I11Ll11l'S , 1111111'1t 1.111's1'11 131111 Prim- 111 Sl'1l'11l'1' 11K'1'Illl1l1 111l'll13illI11l 1111111111111 1,1111g1111g11 Prim- 11111111111 1111s1' 1.111111 13l'1ll' 13111111 XVlIl'1Z1'1 11l'1lSSl'1ill'l' M1111111 CI1111111' NN'1111X1'1 15111151-11 111111 1.1111111 ,'Xw11111 1111111111 1,1111 1111111101111 1111y11s 1X11'CI11x'1-1'11 Prim- '1'111111111s 11l'1l1'1llQl'l' 11l'1ll1I11ilS11'1'.S 1,l'1Xl' 1 l'1'11l'l'1l'1x 1111111- 'Y1' 1311111 1111111 C111111111 13llll1l1lI11. 1'1111t111'-111-111111-1 111111111111 1S1l'1l13llllll1. 111151111-ss X1111111QQ1-1' 1,1111-111' 1.111111 1ll'1Zl' f:11il1'1t'S c11ll'1l11lll 1942 S1-1111111 1111111 111111111118 114'11I'1llQt'1' dy ,fl 4 O Q- R -.J 4 '. uf. fi, 'f ff, K5 J 1- . jf X ff. . , 'ix , X K W 4 32 fb f V Infraction ,mf Q 1 9,. , ,.4,LNifj.'F4:t .... .. .,.... 1' J' KQAMIQ twig Q Q ' vv l J Q. 325 -. - ,N ,f wf Q , 50 Mai . ffXS f i'f ,D 5 Q wkm Www Wy 5 gif! ,L i Ui 1' 10 - h ' Y L QQ., mf wfivq fi 15 , 1 1 1 aw W 129 num QUXLQUL ' ' 'QQ 'l County Tourrlament 1 nmxvw+v ffmxvvw,-igmqnfj, Q ITIVITIIS MY ' RX x- l , f ggggg 55 ,f- : Q P Q X? 5 , 44 sfS.'SJQqU5-' 3 Q'x:?:3x'3'tfx N -- IN 5' 155-SKS Q0 S 5SVi'.' 3 95' fb J' P F...-.. 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Tim StlIlil'llf Coiincii, i11 its t'Xl7txI'illTCIlt2li Stilgl'S. clici not TIIIICTTUII als villa tive-iv as haul r11'igi1111ih' he-L-11 1111111111-ci, hut this was lzlrgm-lx' lu-uuiisv ui' thv llllllltl ous 111111 1'z11'it'cl ilL'fiYitit'S which haul to ht' 1lSSllIlIt'Ki hx' tht- 1-11ti1'c-ix' IIUXX' Ctllllllli At tht- sz1111cti111t', it wus fvit that this 111-w st11ch'11t c11'gz111ix11tim1 haul lm-11 il stcp 111 tht- right d11'c'c-tlmi amd sluniltl puux tht- wmv and PI'0X'itit' thc 11111ch 114-vclccl tx lN'I'it'IlCl' for tht- go1'c1'11i11g of isllillfl' Sflltit'llf Coiiiiciis. Tha' Stlltit'llf ciOlIllCii is c0111posc'cl of llTl'llliJt'l'S oi' 0a1ci1 cialss. stucivints t'h'c't1 ci for the-ir l'UL'OglliZUli it'2lCil'I'SiIiIJ in scilooi. Tlwsc' 1111-11 1'c'111'c'sv11t thvir class il am' 1'vsl1m1sihIv for thv 1-iiicic11t 1'111111i11g of stuclm-11t :ic-tixitivs. TI111 ofiic'1'1's vit-ctvci for tht- past yt-111' WCW: P11-siclt-11t: ll11111ilto11 XI. XVright, Ill X'iC't'-Pl't'SiCit'Ill1 iiiL'iIill'ti Sc'i1wc'itm'1' Sl'CI't'filIT-'i'l't'ilSlll't'l'I Dawicl NV111'txt-i Tha- rv'11'4'sm'11t11ti1'c's for tht- chlssvs www: Sc-11i01's: l 1'1111k Ninth. liic'i1a1rti BOVi1lIl. Jxlliiltlllf' i'iit'fL'ilt'l' .l1111im's: St11111't jay, bltlilll ci1ll'iDOSiii S41l1i1o111c11'c-sz N4-ul hlilCi'11ll'i2llI l 1'x'si11114'11: liohz-1't ciill'iSTiit'iKi , vw -ur var, FIRST NNW: I'c-xxx-uw, jay. XX'urtxcl. .XIvx:unll'iS, llulirwvr: SECOND RHXY: I4-lmw. Murray. jnrkxmv. XYUII1-3 'l'IIlRID RUXY: lim.-. I!L.1ujm1. Rvlligz l U'l'R'l'lI RUXY: Mr. Mgxriin, Svhwcilzvxx 1llCl'OIi'l'lCliS I lmvalrd Host' liiclullwl Colcllx-rg EDITOR-IN-Cl lllilf llaxicl VVurtzc'l liiclulrd SL-llwvitzc-1' Stuart jay Karl XVQHI' .Mngvlis :XTOXlllllll'iS AMT STAFF llc-rlmcrt livulrlon Alocl l,c-bow EXCHANGE EDITOR Charles jackson FACULTY ADVISERS Donald Lowv xVillflll'0lJ G. Martin, jr. SPORTS STAFF Holmlcl DuBrow jack Powc-rs AIWIOIKI Hcttig Cc-urgv Punk ?,., I I A IIIIIQS-'I' IUIIY: I'Qlwn1.Ill. IIm.u1x4I.'IIm. XYvxgI1I, XII. Xluxtin, XYIHUII. .XI4x.Il1II1I-3 5IaI'1IXII II Ial-Mull, Ilnllnm. IIIvnIv:ml1l: IIIINII IIHXYI IHIIIIH, Srlmxiwfzl, I XX I I 'I' I Illl I III IHIXX: lfnllulml. 'lay' Ilmllj-Ill, II1v1l1mp. Ibllxg, YE DIAL STAFF IiIDI'I'0II-IN-CIIIIICIV IIzumItcm NVHQIII. III IIUSINICSS NI:XN.'XCIICII 'I'I1umz1s II. I5m'aulcIvtIc ISIISINICSS IIIMIIIJ KIIIIH-rl ICISI-lnzln Iiic'Inu'cI XVIIQUII' IIolmIcI Iipstm-in I'IIO'I'Ul'II XVIII I IDI IUII -XlIf'1'Ils .XII mu P1 I I'I If oI1n I1'I1m'r YI'UCQI1XI'IIN SI XI I III XI urtn-I IDM C IIIN-rt I' I'ii'IIl'lII I . . ll I' mI1ul'x' Xlnrlm IIIVIIIHIIIIII I'I1iIi -XSSOCII.-X'I'I'I I'IIDI'I'UII IJzu'icI XVurtm'I CfUNTI'IIISU'I'UIIS IIIt'IlilI'lI Sn-Iam-ityzvr -IIIIIIUS XY4'1lII1c'1'IJx' .XrmmIcI Iivtiig Kiln-stu 'I'urcIo Clvurgf IJIIIIIX Stuart V IIau'oIcI Ilorninff IIc'l'I1m'l't lic. SI'UII'I'S I'IIJI'I'UII Iimmlml Ilulimw I'IIJI'l'OIII.XI, .IXIJYISICII XVintIn'oIm C. NIau'tin, .'XIJYICII'I'ISINC AIDYISICII StunIc'y SI1cpz11'cI. lIIIUIl l lllS'l' HHH' Ri-hh, Walls. llngm- lfllmllm, t'oln'x,. lfulnli-, l'-inn-. lloininu, 5ln:ln.in. N.: Slil'lIXll IQUXX Ixniiluz, IhXli:'ro, Tnzilo, Knhllh,ln, Nlmlilngly. Klum. lution, llilnlusovi. lt.. Wniinl: ilillllill RHXK ' iliwlisro, .Xhxin-lil-, lQ:ix.nn.igli. tlolu-1: l 1Pl'lQ'l'll RLNY' l'Kv,iii-l-ni, I th.', .Xnlnoiln liwlnl, Xlziglii. Xliaivlttng l'll 'l'll RUXY: lining. llvznnon-l. tlinunli-, Stlfxti. Nynwng SIXTH KUXY: bluiniin. .X.. llorlnn,in, lltlliilx. XX!nnlnll: 'l'1ll' KUXY: l'nvstl. llnus. THE GLEE CLUB llIllll'I' tlu- uhh- h'zulm'i'sl1ip ol Mr. Clrox'c'. tlu' Ch-c tlhnlm has lwconul ont- ol llul inost lmopnlan' anul lnosl SllL'L't'SSllll outsulv lllIICtlllllS in flux st-hool. With its nu-inluirs totalling zilmont l'oitx'-livv in lllllIllJt'l', tlu' film- lflnlm has sllzlluul itsvll' into ll wvll organiizccl group anul has shown its ulmility in its sph-iulul ifliristinns lwrIorin11iu'e-. .-X grunt th-ul ol i'I'i'tllf shonlcl go to lzclwznxl llolwrts who. ln' lns lnu- work at tlu- piano. has uulc-cl not only NIV. C-row-, lint tlui whou' Llw Llnlm. Following nmnx' wvclxs ol ln'zu'tu'c'. which grow inorv intvnsilivcl us ilu- clutt- - . , , . . . - ol llu' ln'st L'0lIt't'l'l clrvw iuwny tlu' C-lm' C,lnlJ tools its plum' In tlu' lN'1llIllllll Kil'lslmt1'iclx tilmpt-I with un nil' ol' L'UllllClK'IlL't'. Tlu' IX'l'l.UI'lIlillll'l' that lollowml was - . , , - V oiu' ol tlu- lu'st vvt tnriuml In lw ann' l'rt'p C.h't- Llnh anul wus il crm-clit to Nlr. Crow- anul tlu- whoh' Ulm- Club. 'l'lu- vntirm- ln'ogmin wvs wc-oi'clt'nl ln' oin' lot-all rzulio station. anul zultlvcl honor wus lu-stowml upon tlui film- Chili ns it wats lno1ulc'.1stc'nl tllll'lIlQl c,lll'IStlIlilS xvvck. hu-hulvcl znnong tlu- IIlIIlllN'I'S 11-lult'i'm-cl ln' tlu- tilt-v Chili mlnring tlu- Clnistnius c-oxux-it wcrm- 'l'lu- 'l'w1-lic Days ol' Christ! lllllSv. U lloly' Nigl1t Q 'l'wns tlu' Night liolorn- cllll'lSlllllKSu anul uvVlllll'l' XYoiuh'rf lanulfi 'l'lui XYccluic's ol' N..I.fI. ioiluml with tlu' Ch-1' Cfhllm in il lbw innnlwrs anul thvir l1t'l'liUl'llIilIlL'l'. along with tllllt of tlu- Ulm- Cllnlm. Illlltll' tlu' t'oiu'm'rt il vom- ph-tv slu'ct'ss. llll' Sl'll'L'llUll5 NVlllCll XVl'l'i' IlCl'l0l'llllttl llllS Sllfllltl XYt'l'l' llllltllltl' tlll' lll0Sl tlll- livnlt lor ll young nu-nls gh-ti dnl: to lui uhh- to sing with lllIlllOI'llf'. llow1'x'c'l'. tlu' lrt-sli vitality with which tlu' Cla-c Club has sung ull pri-xions voiu-vrts signin ox't-rc-4n1u- tlu' voicvs ut tlu- lust crlu-iul inonu-nt - wlu-n ull sm-nu-cl lost f to niulw this springs conu-rt 11 i'ip-roairing svssion. ullrx' ll0llt'Su. which has lll'L'0llll' l1I'1lt'llQ'illlf' an lllllSll'kll L'llL'lllI' ut l'n-o. wus 1'oc'c'ix'c-tl with tlu- llSll1ll l'IltllllSl1lStlL'ZIPDVOYQII ln' tlu-anulic'iu'c XYllU1llSUilI3pl2lllllL'll long znul ltllltllf' lor 'i,- XXVUY To Rio. i l'lu' Donluw' S0l't'll1lCll'N. auul tlu' Sll'illIgt'lw' nulhulu' ulltllll .-Xwznx loo . OI 4-onrsv. tlu' Ql't'1ltl'Sl L'UllfI'llJllllUIl. 1-llort, anul untlinsuisin xwu' put lorth. ns illXVilf'S. hy Nlr. Clrox'c'. who elm-sc-i'x'c-s our most lu-an'tl't'lt thanks anul upprc-c-ia1- tion. Bvsiclvs. wt- ull haul at good tinun l The social season was inaugurated hy a Barn Dance gfrcn in the gym. Cornstalks, pumpkins. gardening tools, and wheel harrows placed in strategic positions transforlned the gym into a lofty harn. Animated drawings hy joe Lehow of various harnyard characters adorned the walls, The affair was attended hy a multitude of fun-seeking couples who were not to he disappointed. Square dancing. under the guidance of an expert caller, and hallroom danc-Ing were enjoyed hy everyone. Cider from an old oaken barrel and apples contained in a cornstalk-shrouded cart seemed to satisfy all those seeking refreshments. Une of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of a UNIUTOIIYS Delight to NValter Quinn and his date for heing chosen the most farmerly looking couple. Next on the schedule was the Fall Formal given in honor of the foothall team. Perhaps it might he said that never hefore had a group of Prepsters worked so long or so diligently in the preparation of this animal affair. Three sides of the gym were covered hv red and White strips of paper which had heen lahori- ously painted hy hand. On the remaining wall, huge ten-foot murals of foothall players. drawn hy Ilerh Beaujou, gazed down upon the elegantly dressed couples as thev glided ahont under the streamer-decked ceiling. The hand. situated hehin'd a white goal post, sent forth strains of sweet music which completed the transformation of the Prep gym into a gay nightcluh that might have heen called The Gridiron . To those Prepsters who spent long days and nights decorating the gym, it was a night of triumph. One of the outstanding events of the social season was the Foothall Banquet given to the team after the completion of their verv successful season. Invitations were extended to every meniher of the team and his father. The affair had a yerv friendly atmosphere with everyone assmhling hefore and after dinner in the eonnnons room of the Beta llouse. Here, fathers were ahle to meet faculty mem- hers and other memhers of the team and their fathers. As soon as the' dining room had heen rearranged after dinner. the guests reassemhld for the presenta- tion of the athletic letters to the memhers of the team. At this time short speeches were given hv Mr. Shepard. Mr. Ilolley, Mr. Ilousman, and hy the guest speaker. the lieverend Mr. Dunne. The social season was concluded hv a Soring Formal given hy the Alunior class in honor of the outgoing Seniors. This dance was held May 21st, and the juuior Class President, Stuart lay, was in charge of decorations and arrange- ments. k A I. x lg! , . . A sp J ff . 1. , 1 V: gy 1 W fr ' I x x A . ' v me Q A X 1 . ' Me. me .eg '- Q ' ' ' ' .1 1 ' Q , ff X Q 4 . . X 3 W, W A ' ::b 1 :' 1 f . . Q42 A E5 .-.WA f' ,'r W'.' ..' f, ' 'QAX gf' l?i1 ., f ' , , wh' 3 P1 vm N N 1 , W, 'inns r' P :CI 3 Y v 616: ui! 'fA , 73' Q, :,, sf, if ' M.. ' h J 1 '- ,. Nw A lm, 7' x -, X is 4 ff V 'J' .i.: 3 'i 'I J, 3.1 HYQX. Q 13 Q3 66, M, -.,.-.su in: 6' z I ll os, l INST RUXX : Wll4uIl.lul1t'll. l'.hng4r. lxulllthan, tmrnian, llcamlcltt, llvklsnt-ti, tlolnl. li.. lhinti. llulvttllilal Nl'1l'flXl? ICUXYZ Rnlwtl-4 tllllxitvlorla. tiarlmslti, Young. llailty, llt'nilti-nn, lil, II.a'hln,in, Xknfltn, Xl't'll.ul-nn, tlrsnvla. Yri'-Mg Till' IHIXK'-. NIV.. llwllry, Ilntnnc. Allgail. X5rn.in, li.ix,1n,tgl1, lliinl-lim. Xa-x.n5. Shtilnan. .X., Iloglan. .l.ll1llNlLNYslil, lawn, Alvn-cn. l.Illl11ItI1, Xlx. Ilonsln,in. FOOTBALL Coach llonsnian conlpilctl a connncntlalmlc rvcortl ol' Ilonr wins anal thim- tlclcats in this, his first ycar at thc school. Tht- thrcc tlclcats we-rc aclministcrctl in tht- scconcl, fifth ancl last contcsts of tho campaign hy pc-rcnnially strong squads rcprcscnting Montclair Acaclcniy, Pcnnington Prcp, and thc Nm-warlx .M-atlcixn' uNlllIlItl'll1t'llN. Prcp hclcl its own on nnnicrons occasions tlnring tht- Ncwark Ilrav. lint sutlclcn long clistant tonchclown thrusts provctl to hc too much for tht- ltccl and XVhitc to contcncl with. Thc final count was F33-0. bringing an othcrwisc succcssful scason to a disappointing 1-lost-. 'l'hc Prcpstcrs rnaclc thcir clclmnt unclcr thc gnitlancc ol' thcir ncw coach lw nrcscnting him with a tlccisivc 20-0 triumph ovcr tht- llnn School. Oll'cnsix't-lx' :intl clclcnsivcly thc ltccl and xvllltl' was lar supcrior. Don llcnclcrson. Dick taunt-rloclt, antl Holm Nylllilll talhctl lor tht- victors. llcntlcrson crcntualh' prow-tl to hc Prcnls hig gllll for thc vcar luv running and passing lor a total ol' 628 ol l'rt-Irs H67 yards. :X hltv-ninc vartl tlrivc. culminating in a tonchclown with ont- ninintc ol . t DlilYIIlg tnnc I't'lllilllIlIlg ln tht- lracas. cnalmlccl Nlontclan' to hantl llutgcrs l'rt-p its lirst clclcat ol' tht- scason, I9-I3. 'l'hc contcst was lmittcrlx' fought throughout I un- A . ,-. -1 ,f'. . '-t '. --- -. . 4 1 4 -.. 4 with tht- lt-ad changing hancls loin' tinics. tht- final Nlontclair tonchtlown following on tht hctls ol nl eighty x ntl llhlllll hy Pup which hul glxtn it tl I3 I7 lc ul carlicr in thc fourth f1lllll'tGl'. Dick Cnmcrlock scorccl both Red and NVhite tallics and comhincil with Don llcnclcrson to lcad the Prcp attack. Sparlfccl luv thc aggressive play of its forward Wall, and tht- running ol- Don llcnclcrson. Boh Nyman, and Dick NVarclcn, Prcn tronncccl St. Pc-tcr's Cardinals, I6-0. on thc night of Octolmcr 14, at Municipal Sfaclinni. The- Prcpstcrs. in thcir coming ont party hcforc that homc folks, scorccl all thcir points in a torricl fourth pt-riotl to rcgistcr victory nnmhcr two. llcnclcrson provccl a constant thorn in tht- Pctrcans' sitlc antl pc-rsonallx' acconntccl lor thc lictl anal NVhitc scorcs. Thu othcr two points wcrc olitainccl via tht- sallctv rontc. Nlilxc Kavanagh hootccl two pcrfcct placcnlcnts for thc cxtra points. For a tiiut' it lookctl as though a scorclcss tit' was iu tht' makiugg howcycr, cultuiuatiug a 68 yartl driyc. llt'udt'rsou, from his tailhack slot, got tht' hall from ccutcr. takctl a hautlofl to Kavanagh up closc, hitl tht' lt'atht'r iu his hig pockct autl ract'tl 26 yartls uuluolcstcd iuto paydirt past tht' ht'Wildcrt'tl Pt'trt'aus. NVith thirty sccouds rt'maiuiug iu tht' gamc, Ilt'udt'rsou pilft'1't'd a Pt'tt'r's pass ou tl1t' liftt't'u autl tlitlu't stop ruuuiug uutil ht' hit paytlirt 85 yards away. Tht' Ptcd tcaiu rollt'tl to its third triumph with au t'asy 13-0 victory oycr Duut'llt'u Iligh. Prcp coufiuctl tht' scoring output to tht' first half, hut tlomiuatt'tl tht' play throughout tht' gaiuc. Prcpls Dick XVardt'u got loost' ou a hut'k latt'1'al plav for 32 yartls to opt'u tht' scoring midway iu tht' first pcriotlg Mikt' Kavanagh. atltlctl tht' cxtra poiut. lu tht' st'coutl pt'riotl lIt'udt'rsou scort'tl from out' yard out. A hard-tlriyiug, wcll-coortliliatctl Pcuuiugtou Prcp clcvcu outscorctl Prcp 14-0 in a wcll-playt'd gltllll' uiut' tlays latt'r. Tht' Pcuuiugtou griddt'rs tallit'tl siuglt' touchdowns iu tht- sccoud autl third stauzas autl tht'u stayctl oft tht' ltctl and XVhitt s ouly tlaugcrous thrt'at carly iu tht' final pcriotl aftcr lloh Nf'I1lt1Il,S pass to Dick XVartlt'u hatl carrit'tl Prcp to tht' Pcuuiugtou four yard stripc. l t'aturiug Boh Nymau's 86 yard ruuhack of tht' sccoutl halt' kickoll, a stroug ltutgcrs Prcp clcycu mauhautllctl Gcorgt' School of Pcuusylyauia, 28-0, iu ucxt to tht' last coutcst of tht' yt'ar for Prcp. Prcp spacctl its scoriug llN'tll0tllCillly, rt'gistt'riug siuglt' touchdowns iu t'at'h ot' tht' four tluartcrs. Mikt' Kavanagh, Coach llousuiau's plat-c kicking spccialist, couycrtt'tl all four of tht' tallit's. llc iuadt' gootl iu I0 out of I3 attclupts for tht' yt'ar. Q' 7'- Dou lIt'utlt'l'sou startt'tl tht' paratlt' hy huckiug oyt'r from tht' two yard stripc. llt' hort' tht' hruut ol' tht' push for tht' sccoutl touchtlowu. Dick Cluulcrlock liually haugctl across from tht- out'. Ny'IlltllllS loug gallop was rcspousihlt' for tht' thirtl scorc. autl Gtuucrlock tallit'tl Prt'p's fiual poiuts ol' tht' yt'ar ou a gorgcous 40 yard jauut. 'l'ht' oltl grciuliu. iujury. which plagut'tl tht' l'rt'pstt'rs throughout tht' ISHS scasou was uot appart'ut this vcar, as Coach ll0tISIlltllllS stalwarts sull't'rt'tl hut two casualtics. llarry Vcros autl Holm U'Lt'ary. Tht' hovs who saw tht' grcatcst amouut of at-tiou this yt'ar wcrt' jot' llauuszcw- ski, Dick llocluuau, Vic Michaclsou, lot' Bradshaw, Alohu Carhoski, Lou Yasyarv. lioh Dailcy, Art Youug, Mikt' Kavanagh, Dick Boylau, Dick YVartlt'u, Dick Ctuut'rlot'k. Boh Nymau, Holm Dt'Marco, Al Sllt'l'll1t1Il, -lohu Allgair, Dick Duuuc. autl Alohu Crcuda. SUI I llC5'l' ICIIXK 3 Iil1-ss,XX1114l11.XI.11-I1-.1l'l11.111, ll111'l1111.111. l'l:11l1, ll.111111111: SIQVUXIV li 1111.11. 1.1-11111 ll11us.111lI,11l1. H11111111111, lx111111.1' Xlg1. BASKETBALL 1111: NI1. 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IN l11ll1111's: l11111' 1'1111i1'sts tl111l 11'1'1'1' 1l1'1'11l1'1l l11' ll Slllgll' 1111111t 111 1111 111'1'1'-11ll 1'1'1'1111l nl l1lt1'1'11 11'111s 11111l l11'1' l11ss1'sg 1111 1'1gl1t Qillllt' 11'11111111g st1'1'11l1g il t1'11111 llX'l'l'2lQ:l' 111 Vi 1111i11ts 111'1' Q2llll1'1 il 1111st-s1'11s1111 1'l1111'it1' 1'1111t1'st 11'itl1 Sl. l,l'll'l'lS ll1gl1 S1-l11111l r l111' llu' 111u1ll11'111l 1'1t1' t1ll1'g 11111l ll lllll' sl11111'111Q Ill tlu' Nl11l1ll1's1'1 C'111111i1 ltllllll' . 1 11u'11t. l11' 11'l111'l1 lllllQ1'l'S 1'ill'lll'1l llu' 1l1sl1111't11111 111 l11'111g 1'1'1111'111'1l C,l1111111111111s 11l C 1111111 ll s1-l11111ls 111 llu' 1list1'i1't. llu' l,l'1'l1Sl1'l'S 111l1'11111'1'1l 11ll ilu' 11111' to tlu' llllill 1'1111111l 111 ilu' t11111'111'1' l11 1 i1't111' 11l 1 i1'l111'i1's 111'1'1' S111'1'1'1'ill1'. -47-334. ll 11111111' 11'l1i1'l1 s1111' ll11t1f1'1's lu'l1i1ul.220-l 3 ,N 5 '- P- r- 11 -- 11 ll1llllllIl1'L I111111'sl1111'Q, 112-5323 11111l lDlllIl'lll'Il. ill-175. l11 tlu'1l1'1'1s111'1'1u'111111t1'1' 11 llu' l,1'l'lll .X111l1111' f.1llll1JlIL' C.1'111. l,1'1'11. l111111ll1'1111111'1l l11' tlu' loss 11l l11'1lf1'i1l1l111 l11l111 ll1111's, tl11'i1' l1'111li11g SC'Ul'l'l'. l11111'1'1l to B11l1l11' 128 1111i11tsl fYlJlllllll'll ll l111ll llll' tlu' 1'111111t1'-s1'11l1'1's. 11 1. . . 111' Ulll1'I' Q111's I1'11111 i,111'l1'1'1't. 11'-4-1. l,1111 X11s1'111'1' illlil ll11l1 O l,1.111 11l.1111l I1111 llu' ll1'1l 11111l YN l11l1' 11111'111'1l 1111 1ts s1'l11'1ll1l1' 111 11'l111t 11'11s s111111 tlu' 111'1'1'11t1 . - . 1 1 K ,-5 - 1 I1sl111111 l11' 1l1'l1'11t111Q flu' f-1'111'Q1' S1-111101, -32--nl. 1111 ll1111's 1'1'l11111111l 11'1tl1 l1ll1'111 . 1 1 s1'1'11111ls 1'1'11111i11i11g. - . 1 ' . 1 .Xll1'l' l11ss1's to St. XI111'1's ol S1111tl1 1'X111l1111' illlil Nl'XX'i1l'li .'X1'111l1'1111'. 11l11s l1111si1l1'1l 522-H 1i1't111'1' 111'1'1' ll 1111il11'ti1' ll1111 S1'l11111l 1111tliL flu' l,l'1'11St1'l'S. l1111li11Q 1 1-11111l111111t11111 tl111t Q111111'1l llltlllldlllllllll 11s lt XV1'lll 11l1111Q. 1'11ll1'1l 111 1-i1fl1t Stl'kllQlll 1 11-l111'11's. 1 1 ' . . . . 1 ll11' l11s1' 11'11s llt Ill llu' l'1'1111111'ft1111 ff111111'. .11 s 1111'l1l111ff 11'1'l111111111u'1' I11' lylllll 5 ,5 I 7 'Y11111111 1111s llu' lllllll'l'l'IIL'l' 111 111111tlu'1' 11111' 111' tlu1s1 ' QQIIIIVS 11'l1i1'l1 s1111' P1111 t1'i1111111l1. 7311-35. lllllgt'l'S tl11'11 1'11111v1'1l ll 46--ll l11'1'11tl11'1' 1111'1' S1't1'l1 l'l11i11s lu-I111'1' 1l1'l1'llllIlg, Ill 111'1'1'l111u'. ll st11l1l1111'11 S1111ll1 ll11'1'1' f111'. llu 11'11111111Q t11'11 15lllIlll'l' 11l' ll1is l111i1'-1'11is1'1' 11'11s 111l111i11ist1'1'1'1l 1111 il t1111 1111 St11Il'111'1l Bugs Cl1'll11tl1'. 111l Un the- vc-rgc of tllflllllg Whitt-, Coach john 110llS11lllIl.S crop of blond hail' rc-taint-d its natural ti11t as ilu- lied '11-ani tnrnvd 111 its most llL'tUl'lH11lCLl 111-1- f0l'lllL1llCl' of thi- calnpalgn hy dm-it-ating Scotch Plains on thc- 0PPOlll'Ilt.S lltlllll' court. 60-ISU. Li-adlng thc onsianght once- again for 1'1'c-11 was thc- 1-longatc-d llinm-s who sank slxtt-cn Points. Thi- significant play of Lt-n Diamond illlil Boh O'L1-ary gan- tht- 1,l'CPS1Cl'S the-i1' fifth coiiscciltivt- win ovt-1' a Montclair Acadc-iny o11tfit that almost npsct thi- wt-ll known applc-L-a1't. NVith tht- score- tic-d at 38-all. and only two lllllllltL'S 11-- inaining, l'1'1-11 p1'o1't-d tht- thc-o1'y that a good tt-ani will wi11 thi- close contt-sts. hy lJt'IlC'tl'iltlllg thi- cords with six straight points. Thu- ni-xt ganu- was cxlmcctc-cl to, and did, show 1-xactly l1ow far thc qnintc-t froin thc Banks had 111'og1'c-sscd sincc its Illt'l1lUCI'i' start. '1'h1- lit-d a11d Whitt- was lllg1ll-1' tllilll thc 1Q111pi1't- State: Building for thc i111p1'c-ssivv St. Ma1'y's QS. A.J Hu-. '1'ht-y wi-rc up in thc clonds, llllil thc-y I'CS01llt01y shook oil' all of thc- Catholic C0ll1lIlgl'llt'S 1-tforts to hring the-111 l10Wll to carth. Xvtbflilllg deftly oft the douhlc pivot. Gt-llatly, 111111-s, O'Lc-ary, Nynian, illlfl Larry llannon 111111 haslwthalls through the- ring with thc efficiency of a howitzc-r. GL-tting away winging in thc- iirst clnartm-1', 1'1't-P st-ized a11 18-9 lc-ad, a11d IICVCI' I'l'11llt1lllSllK'l1 it t1ll'Ullgl10llt thc conrsi- of thi- game. The final count was 56-43. Still riding high 011 tht- L'1'CSt of tht-ir six game strc-ak, 1illtgUl'S tlnllnpcd hotl1 N1-warlc AL-acln-111y tlllll New Brunswick Vocational hy scorn-s of 45-35 lllltl 59-35. Thi- lic-d and N'Vhitc- Winning strc-ak canu- to an L-nd i11 thi-ii' final gilllll' lx-low tht- CUlllll16'IlCt'lllt'llt of thi- connty ton1'nc-y VV1lOll, at thc Shanlc-y Gym i11 Nm-wark, tht- Cray 151-cs of St. lit-111-dict's handvd Pri-P a 56-4-9 sc-than-lx. St. lit-111-clit-t's. possihly tht- 1111111111-1' ont- 1111-11 School haskc-thall ti-ani in Nc-w jf-rst-y. was phi-- nonu-nal in sinking 7092 of its shots. Visiting 1ll'llIllllg1Oll shortly tll:tL'l' tht- Carta-1'ct fracas. thi- 17l'l'lJS1Ul'S wt-rv handc-d a sonn-what donhtfnl 50--19 loss. llowt-1'1-1'. this connty's l'l'Pl'CSCllt1lt1V0 in NL-w 'lc-1'sc-y PTUIJ School athlm-tics found itsm-lf 411111-My illltl coinplc-ti-d thc sc-ason i11 high socit-ty as Nc-w 11l'llllSNVll'li VOL'LtflOllLll and h1UlllIClilll' Acadc-niy fc-ll i11to lint- with tht- thirtc-1-n otha-1' dm-lc-ats inllic-ti-d Oll lintgm-rs' 0171301101118 hy scorn-s of 70--11 and 59-48. Cc-11c list-andon Zllltl Diamond conihinc-d for 26 points against Vocational, whilt- john Ilinm-s dt-positi-d thc- sm-ason's high total for ont- game-, 23. ill thc- SClll'C1lllt' finali- with h10ll1Clll1l'. T1ll'Sl' 23 L-onntc-rs gavu llini-s a yt-a1 s ontpnt of 218 points. 111 11014ll0NV1l't1gL'lIlt'llt of 1'lll'1l' finc- play. U'Lc-ary, llinc-s, and Nynian wi-rc honori-d hy all-connty st-lt-L-to1's. lY1A'All'y llllll 11211111011 wc-rv clcn-tc-d hy thi-i1' tt-ainniati-s as co-captaiiis ol' this Ill'Yt'l'-10-1N'-l10l'gOtt0lI 1947-19-18 haskc-thall tc-ani of lintgm-rs l'1'c-pa1'ato1'y School. l llxNl llfiltt Nlnimi. lxtzwin. l't-ilo:', l'tin-is. Xl.n'l iIlni, ti-niilin. llnnliinin: 5l'1t'tlYlt RUXX l'.lii..w 'iXn:t.ftl. .XitlnnI!i, ttinltltfl -lin-in. ln. Xl: llliltt, J. V. BASKETBALL , . . . . . lla- lninoi Narsitx' lmaslwtlmall tvann of-lt'ln'atc-cl ont- ol its inost sm-wssliil st-asons tlns xx-ai' anml wort-. witliont a clonlit. a vt-rx' snappy lmall clnlm. l'ntla-r tlit alrlt- inristlivtion ol' NIV. Iilalw tlw tt-ani rollt-tl np a rt-c-oral ol' ll wins against 'J lossvs. a goocl rt-4-ortl 4-onsitlt-ring tlit- opposition tluw' playt-tl against. tion t . t .'xll1'l' lla' lirst vonplt' ol gainvs Nlr. lllalw liatl a lairlx' gootl t'OlIK'l'lJ4 ol '1 st'n'ling lin' l'tt'lx l'owt-rs pi'ox't'tl to lu' tliv IIl'lIll cog in tlit- PM-1 ollvnst 4 . 1 . 4 . 4 . t . t l rinnning a total ol 220 points lol' tlit' svason. lnt'iclt'ntally, lloo l'oo llowt-is snaggt-tl niori- points tlian anv otlic-1' int-inlwi' ol citlivr sclnatl. Following in st-oi ing was ,Inn lilingt-r. llv, along witli Stn -lay. was lmvrlialms tlic- inost uirsatilt ol tlir' lmlaw'i's. liotli ol tlit-in conltl liancllv tliviiisc-lvvs acliniralulx' t-itlivr nntlm-r tlit lmoartls oi' ontsiclv. .-Xlso cfxcvllviit ontsiclc' invn wvrv lit-tl Clornian. Xlat' Xlat lailan. anal l,on lw-tlor. Uccasionallx', tlin' lattvl' two clonlilvcl nntlvr tlit' lmoartl. ltvsponsiliilc' lor l'rt'p's almilityito cloniinatt' tht- lmac'klmoai'cls wort- Big Xlila Alt-nsm-n anal Bill Uptlylxc. Nlikv at-conntvcl for H32 points for tlit- sc-ason ancl Hill altliollgli lic' clicl not scorn' a grvat clval llllllSt'lli, was rcsponsilmlv lor tlit- siict-4' s ol nianv a last lm-alt. liotli liovs cainv a long wav tliis svason - 1-slit-c-iallx' Bill . . 4 . wlio almanclont-cl tliv tank in laxoi' ol tht- conrt. ancl loolu-cl likt- Yarsitx' inatvri tl lw tllt' t-ncl ol that sc-ason. J lvrliaps tliv niost t-xciting ganna' ol' tlit' st-ason was tlit' x't'i'sns tlu' llanlx l'n't- contvst. lliv lmattlt' was nip ancl tncli tlirongliont tlic' rvgnlar fllllt' antl llllllll xnort- 4-xt-iting wlicn tlit- gznnt- we-nt into ox't-rtiinc-. Hanlfs Fixx- matt-livtl tht- tvani lmaslwt lor liaslwt nntil, witli lint tlnm' svconcls rc-inaining in that ganicg lini liling D riinnit-cl a lancv ont'-lianclcr wliic-li icml tlit- gainv lor lrvp. giving tlivin a 60 to 59 victory. lt has oltm-n livvn saicl tliat a twain is as goocl as its sc-rnlms. tfnlortnnati-lx t spam- clvinancls tliat tlwx' luv inc-rvlv listocl. Tlu-v wt-rc Nitrani, Xlartin, lllflllltllllll Toni Xlnrray. anal l'liil Sarantos, composing tlit- li'isli lmacltliiicfi. Ulm lront we-it Dani XVnrtmil anal Don :Xiclirotli wlio was l-0l'L't'il to clrop l'l'Ull1 tlit' sclnacl lwcanst ol illnvss. .-Xll tolcl. tlit' tvani c-aint' tln'ongli witll a x'vi'y nice- rt-1-oral. XYitli as goocl voat'lnng as Nlr. lilalw ollm-rs, tlit- Prvp tc-anis slionltl vontinnt' to lu' is StllUUllllX'Ul1t'l'Lltlllg4'lIIllSRIStlIlS x'vai s. i 3 3? if dp sv' I I I I Ill Ixll-H l. Xxllmxv, lm-lul, N'l1xu-lin-:, Xl.mm11g. l'h1m'lu:. l'1h1x.Oll1lm 1, Xl lx' 5 GOLF Nlnl1ls'l:1i1' , Nl l'll!VlH'I1 Sflilfll I'l2li11s xl0ll1CI1li1' Xll'Illt'llL'll .. . 51111011 l'l:li11x Xa vw lirllllxwwk XI l'll1lLlIK'H Srnivll l'I:1inN Ulllflllil' Yun' l31'1111swivl4 -xx' l:IAl1IlSXK'ill '. lk 5 1 QVI' Rl HY: Vnym. l'uxvn1g Ilwvllmzm. jullllwul, H4-Hgxilyg SI'1l'I7XIi HUXY: IH nuhlu XI ul all 11 Nlutlnm. .X,, Klux--, Rmtiiu. llwlllurll. Nlqulwlm-x', lhlflllilll, l,mtl,n2 THIRD HUXY: lfux lam: lux ku burn' 1 A lx llm Y um, I'vHIl1m llwlunnln XY mlmn x,.. a1 Klux' BASEBALL lllyllldllfl I':n'k Smith Riu-1' Hllll , Xc'w:u'l4 , . . . X Bl, fXl:u'yN 15. . Sl. l'ulur1, , , Sl, I:t'l1L'flik'I'N II1lIl,, Nlkllllflilif . 51. l'ctc-rs Scutclm l'l:1i11f , I'l'HlliIl14'lUII Nl UllU'l1liI',, N1-w:11'k , Sftllfll Plains liighlzmrl I':u'L I't'I1IliIl2lUI1 SI, Nlzarx' w IS. .XJ NL-W lirlxuxxx' Sulltll Kivvl' Nvw Ilrllnwxx' X4-xv l:I'llI1NXY New llrullxxx Nvw IIVIIHNXY Nvw lir1u1xxx' l'rim'ctmm Nlilllikilllil' Nm-xx' llrllnxxx' Nm-xx' lZ1'L111nx' Nvw IZ1'1u1nx' Nvw Iirllnxxx N ownrk i uk i i uk i i i i Sfutrll l'I:1il1N lIiQllIIlIlll I':u IN-1111111utux1 Sunil: .Xnllmy 'L This season, Coach A. Z. Holley has one of the best balanced teams he has had in several seasons. Thus far. the infield shapes up with Cookie Young at first, jack Powers and VValt Kloss protecting second base, and lumbering joe 'Ianuszewski at third base. This year's catching staff is one of the strongest in the area. Larry Ilannon and Dick Hochman, both equal in experience and ability, will be sharing the baekstopping throughout the 1948 season. The outfield is also full of experience with joe Bradshaw, john Carboski, Tom Beaudette, and john Marder. The big question is, as always, the pitching staff. This big question will be answered on Friday, April sixteenth, when they play Hun School. This year's pitching corps is comprised of Dick NVarden, Hal Lefty Coyne, john llines, Arnie Rettig. and Bugs Gellatly. HUN SCHOOL - 2 RUTCERS PREP - 0 Sandy Buck, llun Schools lanky fireball right-hander, spoiled R. Pfs 1948 diamond debut as he pitched a neat five inning, one-hit shutout to lead the Princeton nine to a 2-0 conquest of the Prepsters. Scoring single runs in each of the first two innings, Hun was never seriously threatened by a squad whose batting was definitely not keen. RUTCERS PREP - 8 HIGHLAND PARK - 6 A good night's sleep, apparently, is the best cure for a batting ailment. For the morning after the Ilun School game Rutgers Prep wrote its initial victory of the 1948 baseball campaign into the record books. The Red and XV'hite, meeting the offerings of Larry YVolk and Ted Schmidt for six solid base-knocks and taking advantage of the loose fielding of Highland Park's Owls, scored seven runs in the first two innings to emerge with an S-6 triumph. The strong wind was anything but conducive to good Gelding and pitching, but in spite of' this Dick YVarden set down ten men on strikes. 11' We PREP TUE QXTEURS Mhz 031151- PREP 'fo PREP GTUE Q11 u -Grp Gm, 'TU Q11-una? Qwvzlqs 91550, ,pfsfns 11 pnnp A QQTGEQQ 9, W Pnnp 1 PREP ulluunul f PREP f ' 1 vnu- 1 Q5 We ,, , PREP QTGEJ75, Y Q1-at Wynn? Q915Egs 4 0, PREP PREP PREP PIB! PREP PREP llI4FI' KHXX I'Qis1ni,m. lflililgi, 'l'ii'1l11, Wziulul. lli1m11ii1l. Il'I,11i1. IMI11. I,1l1x1, 1Iiim1-l111l11 5l'.l'1IXl' IUIXX lw. l 11l-1:, l.1x11i1,Xi1ilii1lg, l'l1lllliiu. lli'Ill-, ll.1iis1ii. lxulillliiii, ll11:i.:iu. Nl' II1-v1sxi1i1. llllllli IUPXX li.11ii1-11, Izllllmrx, Xllmmiz, X111'i, l'u:x1l, l'1.1-Iii 111. Nlmliri TRACK i,11411'Ii lulm llmmsiimifs will nluring tlu- lirst 11-1-1-ks ul .Xpril lm' tm1'l1 1-1m1li' 1 1l1lt1's was r1'slx1m1l1-ml to lux' twn-lutx'-tlilmf tmclx llUlJ1'llllS. Ol lli1's1'. milx' 1111- am- li1nl1lm'1'rs lrcmi lusl Yl'2ll'S llll-YlL'lOl'IUlIS truclx tc-uni. II11-1' XX'l'l'l'Z mu- 111111-is Lulu 1 . , . . 1 l'11l11' 111111 lim lzlingm-rg Imll IlIll1'l' llaun NN Iilgllll illlll wvlgllt mvii Incl llllI'Sl'l amcl lulm 1,111-lliuln. Nlr. lluusillaul stalrlm-cl lllS c'l1zu'Qvs on Sll'Cll'lIlIlQ 1-x1'i'cls1's gnml sliori laumts 1 1 1 . - . . 1 llll'UllQlI tlu' lmrli. l'm' tlw lll'Sl lvw claws, It wus mlsx' to tvll tlw tl'a11'l1m1'l1 III lm- x1-1111111 ln' tlivli' SllllllllIlQ wz1ll1s 111111 lumps wlm-ln XYi'l'K'l'illlSl'LllDY sim' m11s1-l1w11111I 1 . slim splints. llwsv alclivs 111111 IMIIIIS soon lx-galil to QllS2ll5l7L'lll' Llllbl' ilu' lmuxs girl 1 , 1 11x'1il' to llu' I1-141-I ll'ilC'li ol tllc' lllltQ'l'l'S Slllllllllll illlll ilu' XYi'IQlIt lllt'II got llscicl In 1 lll'2lYIlIQ.llli'illSl'll5xSll0lilllfl11lYK'llIl. .Xl llim' tum- ul lblllbllvillltlll ul tllls 111-tu-I1-, th1-H111-I1 l'l'ilIll lms not pa1i'tiL'ilml1'1l iiia1iix'1'x'1'iil l1+rtln1- pn-p . llow1'x'1-ig 111,111-li IIUIISIIIQIII luis lPl'i'lI C2lI'l'llIllX' qruoilliliq six ruumiwrs x1-1111111 class miln' 1-111111 to lw lwlcl all l'll'lllll4llll l+'i1'l1l, lllliluclvlplniu 111: l'l'l1lalX'. .X uri L- . 1 i .1 111- - 1--1 1--' 1 - 1 , . 1. .. 11 , 1 . 4 1 . I 'l 73 'l'l11s1 six iunmis liulm U'I1 in C'l11t 'lllllilll lcn lliminnml Il-lm Xliiglut Vip l'olm1'. alml fflvclc' llzums lmw' pmvtic-1'cl cliligm-nllx' 4l1'slmit1- Ll 11-1-1-L ul' raliii 111111 sllulllfl ln' I't'1lllV lo gn lui' tlw vncl ul ilu- W1-1'l1. A I With the first track meet scheduled less than two weeks away, Mr. Housman has been pushing the runners to cut down their times and the weight men to increase the distance of their throws. The weight men: Lou Vasvary, jack Pursel, john Cochran, Phil Emhnry, Lou Fedor, and Bob 0'Leary are perhaps the most formidable part of the Prep squad. High hopes are pinned on such sprinters as: Dick Gumerlock, Chet Turdo, Bob O'Leary, Bob Nyman, Clyde Harms, and joe Lehow. The half milers: Ham VVright, Len Diamond, Gil Eiseman, Harold Horn- lug. Dick Fleming. Kearny Kuhlthau, and Hank Vicrling, are really out in force. Cap Pope, and jim Efinger, and Harold Lavoie will take care of the mile. The hurdles will he looked after hy Chet Turdo, Boh O,Leary, and Len Diamond. llerh lleaujou, Mike jenseu, and Lou Fedor will concentrate on the pole vault. With these fellows giving their all, the Rutgers Prep track team looks forward to a successful season. TRACK .-Xpril 23 I'cuu. Relays M ay l N e wa rk ,.,,., 5 Montclair... , ll N. ll. ,l. N '..... . 17 Scotch Plains .,,,, Z5 St. l'eter's ,..., 20 State Meet ,,,,. . .at Newark at New llrunswiek ,at New Brunswick .sat New Brunswick at New Hruuswiek :Xway 0' !lUP PII? VTUE Fl!! lIRS'l' Huw: IIA '111 l k-1vxf,11, R., imlm-:Na sl-Lvcmxlm Huw: lmnv--.n. Wmml. MH mmf. SSIX1I:lhqLuL Uuhmn T E N N IS May fr Ncw:u'k,,,,, ,,,,, :lt Nl'XYllI'k Ill xlUllICI11il' ,, ,zu XL-xx' Ul'1l!lbXX'iL'k IS Illlll , ,nl I'rim'ctm1 211 KIUIlll'I1li!'. . ,...,. :xt NIm1l4'l:1ir 24 Nvwznrk , 111 N1-xv Hl'll!I5XViL'k SCHOOL ROSTER, 1948 .-Xiehroth, Donald ...... ...,.,.,..,. Alexandris, Angelis.. Allgair, john .,...,A.,,A.,,, Beaudette, Thonias ..,,.....,,.... lieaujon. Herbert ,..,,. .,.,..,..., Bernard, Martin ..,..... llll'lllJI.llllll, Martin. ,,,,,,, ,,,,, Hogan, Robert .....x.,,.. llordini, Ronald ....,,.. Boylan, Richard .....,.. llradshaw, joseph... ..... llraunlinger. Arno ...,.,.,.,...A.,. Caineron, Donald .,...,,,.......,,, Cassady. Donald ...,... ...,,,.,.... Christlield, Robert ..........,...,. Clark, james ..,...,...,.,. Coburn, l'etei ',,.l .,,,, Cochran, john ...,..., Cohen, Richard ,,....,., Cohn, Robert ....,.....,...,........... Connolly, Richard ..,,l....,,...... Coyne, llarold ........... Dailey, Robert .,...... Deiner, Frank .,,........, DeMarco, Robert. ....,., 1.302 Livingston .-Xvenue.. 3119 XVQ-st 19th Street ,,,,.. . 80 Main Street ..,.,,,,.,, .,,,,,, l9-l College .Xvtnnt -.,,,.,, .. 320 john ti. lirnanstraat. Clifton Avenue .,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Zh Rroad Street ..,,.., ,.,........ . R.F.D. 33, Canal Road.. 373 Marcy Avenue ..,..., S7 llayard Street .,.,.,,..,., .. 290 liaston Avenue .,,...., l-l-l liaston Avenue ...,..,,,., 50 Harrison Avenue .,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, . llll North Fifth .-Xvenue ,,,, ,,,.,. ,,,,. 42 llershing Avenue ,.,,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,, . 27 North Clinton Avenue. ,,,,,,,,, Sl Suffolk l.ane .t.,.t.,tt.,...,.t. ,t,.,.t., Z8 jefferson Road .,.,....,..., 46 Lismore Road ,.............. 352 South Third Avenue. 8 lYellin,Q'ton l'lace ......,...t 2 New York :Xvenue ...,,,.,. 37 llaldwiu Street .....,..,. 22 272 Livingston Avenue -.,,, Diamond. Leonard ,.,,............ 3318 Atlgmtie Avenue ,,,.,,, Dnlirow, Ronald ,,,,, Dunn, Allan .,...,..,.. . Dunne, Richard ......... Fling, j nic Sl South First Street ...,... R.F.D. :ji'l, Rox SIS... .. 17 Oak .-'Xvenue ...,,,,t.t..t . 7 x 1 jones :Xvenue ,,................. ......... . ell ll 'S W,-..,..--- ll.. lrospect llace,.. .. .. l'llSt:'lll2ill. Gilbert.. .. 415 liner 17th Stl-et-t,.,,m linthury, Philip ,,....... 30 Park Su-get A,A,A,A,,,,,AAAA lipstein, Ronald .....,.,, ,.,,..,.. 8 89 A-Xinlygy ,Xvg-mu -A,AA,,,,A , liseandon, lfugene... ,........... 594 XYest Scott .'Xvenue... Filirllllfsl, xvllllfllll ......,.....V... Skillmgufg Lang -AAVV .A.vVvVV,v.VV Ifedor. Louis .,...,......., 37 Hat-twt-ll Sm-et ...,....,... l'l0ll9V. jilllll -aa,,',,AAA,'f-----A,A,,---- l77 Somerset Street .......,. l:ll'lllllll-ZX Ricllzlrrl .................. 9 .Nllen Ava-nut -aaaa,.,taa,a,w ..aw Fleteller. Anthony ......,......... 148 liast Clit? Street ,c,,,,,, . FOX. VYilll2U1l ,,,,-,,,,,,.. .,,.,,,,, l ll North Seventh .-Xvenue ,,,, Frvflellbllrsz. John W,.,....caaaA,aa.- 62 Mt-l.art-n Street .,..,....c... . ..A.t,.,.. . tiarboski, john.. ..,,..,.,. ,..tt, 2 0 CHM-rt S11-get ,.,,..,,,..,,,,AA,A ,,,,,,,,,,, - , K. tlenientis, Adam ,..,. .. Ciohel, Stanley .,.,....... ttoldherg, Richard ....... ....., fellatly, Stafford .......,. .,,.,. 2-18 SUllllVllOllllL' Drive ,t.,.t.,.,,,,,,,,,,, 225 South Fourth Street.. .. ,9 l'. U. llox 28-l, llighway 7 7 -5- 4 -rant A venue ...... ..,,,,..,,, ,,..,,.., UUFINHII- Cl12ll'l0S --,--,,-','-'-A-,-, Taylor Hospital... ,,..,,................,. tlnmerlock, Richard... ......,.. 315 XVL-st Maple Avenue. fil'l'lHl1l- .l0lN1 --- -.'-'ff-f-f---,---f-, 35 Melbourne Court ......,.... . Hannon, Lawrence ...,.......,,, -135 Nm-th Avgnug -A,,A 1, llunsen. 1Wesley '.t. .........-..... 4 06 Nt-ville Su-ct-t cctc,c, .. Harms. Llyde .............,.,.. ,,,,,t llenderson, Donald ,,,,,..,...... llenderson, Raymond .......... Hines, john ..,..,....,...t ..,.....,.., Hoclunan, Richard t.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Holeoinbe, Frank ......,.,,,,,.,.. llorningr, Harold ..,,,,, l.a5.foenweg Noord ..,......... ll0 Rockview Avenue -,,,, Rox 317, R.F.D. 32 ,,,, ,,,t 314 Asbury Avenue ...... 75 lillwoofl Avenut -tt. Beech Spring Drive... .. 120 Clifton Avenue .,.. New Brunswick, N. j. New York, N. Y. . ....... Sayreville, N. j. New Brunswick, N. j. Aruba, N.XV.I. New Brunswick. N. j Flemington, N. j. New Brunswick, N. j llrooklyn, N. Y. New Brunswick, N. j New Brunswick. N. j New llrnnswick, N. j Highland I'ark, N. j. Highland l'ark. N. j. Sayreville, N. j. Trenton, N. j. Yonkers 3, N. Y. l'rinceton, N. j. Lawrence, l.. l., N. Y Highland l'ark, N. j. New Brunswick, N New Brunswick, N. New Brunswick, N. j New Brunswick, N. j New Brunswick, N. j XYildwood, N .j. l'erth .-Xniboy, N. j. New llrunswick. N. j Metuchen. N. j. llound Brook, N. j. Brooklyn, N. Y. NVarsaw. N. Y. Fords, N. j. Rahway, N. j. . j .l Franklin Townsliip, N I New Brunswick, N. j New Brunswick, N. j Nlorth Brunswick, N. Somerville. N. j. ' llighland llark, N. j. Red Rank, N. j. South River, N. j. Fairfield. Conn. llighlanrl l'ark, N. j. llonnd Brook. N. j. lliahland l'ark, N. j. Ridley l'ark. l'enn. llound llrook, N. j. YYoodbridQe, N. j. Dunellen, N. j. l'erth Amboy, N. j. Oranjested, Afllllil. lN North Plainfield, N. j Rahway. N. j. Asbury Park, N. j. Mount Vernon, N. Y. iunnnit, N. j. Kingston, N. Y. -Iaekson. CharIes.A A Ianuszewski, -Ioseph. . .A. Iay, Stuart .,,,.,. .It-nsen, Kliehael .... .. hlohnson, Iiruee ...,.AA.. Kavanagh, Richard. Kerwin. 717110111215 . . .. Kloss, Xvailer. ,,,... ,,,,, A Kuhlthau, Kearney... ,. K1lI7I7t'l', Charles. .. I i II ll wld JIVUIC. I ll ...,.. I,ehow. -Ioel.. .... .. I.ex'inston, jay ',.. . I.ewis, Riehard .,.. . 1.inn, Rohert AA .. I,iotta. I':l1,S2l'11t' . ., I.itt1nan. Ilerhert ,,.., 1.oe1qhart. Riehard... I.unn. Iidwin .. Maelfarlan, Neal A NIannin51.,Iohn A .. Nlarder, -Iohn.. Martens. ,Iil11lL'S . , , f., . Matt, Iianle .. ,,.,. . . Mattingly, Marvin .. Nlerriken. ,Iohn ........,,, .,,..,, Nliehaelson, Yietor... .. Hiller. .Iohn .. ,,,,,,.,, .. Kiiske. john. ,,..,,, . Nlotfitt, I1onaId..A Murray, 'I'honlas ..... Nynlan, Rohert . A. U'I.eary. Rohert. 11lHIj'lit',NNI1I2lll1 . I'anter. jay. .. I'au14. tieorgta. I'e1Iieane, vloseph.. .. I'oo1e. lierald A A. I'olwe. Charles . I'owers,-Iohn . I'urse1, Iohn. Quinn, XYa1ter . Rettig, AXrno1d... . Rohh,1iorr1on .. .. Roherts, Ifdward.. . Rose, Iloward ......... Sarantos, I'hilip .. Schwarz. Calvin. Schweitzer, Riehard Selorer, Iiarry .. . Sherman, AX1rin . . Sherinan. Riehard... Snyder, Ilenry .. Stasik. .Xndrew '... A. A Stryker, -Iohn .. Ieilesro, Iferdinand. 'I'urdo, Chestei .. Yasrary, I.ouisA Xeros. Iiarry . . Yierlingg Iienry XVarden. Riehard XYatts, Marshall . XYeatherhy. Ilaines... X'1'hitehi11, Ioln1A..... 1ViI:oFf, Richard. 1Yo1fe, Karl. . XYright, llaniilton 1NulIson. jay ., A 1Yurtze1, Ilavid. . Young, .-Xrthur 7511 I 173 1'u1as1o .Nvenue .A,,A, . ,.., .. 2515 Glenwood Road .awrenee Avenue. .. A . .Highland I'ark, N. I Sayreville, N. VI. .. Brooklyn III, NA Y. 77 Hurehard Street ...A,,. .I ords. N. -I. Route 1 ,,,,,. ...........A...A.A,,, AAAAAA, N t -w Ilrunswiek, N 75 Tracy AXrenue ,..,.,...,A...,.,,,, .. I.ynn, Mass. 242 Ifront Street .,AA,A. ,,,,, . .. . . ,,,. Ilunellen, N. QI. 1776 South Rutherford Street .,.A Rahway, N. bl. 97 North Main Street. Ill Ste1ton Road ......,.,,. Iirlpreniere Drive ..,,.,,,A .. N11 lltown, N. I. New BI arket. .NA -I. . .,...., N.Iat.lw.tn. NA I. 25 I'ost Boulevard ....... ...... . larteret. -1. 218 1'1oward Street ....... . ...New Iirunswiek, N 76 jefferson Street ....... . I'erth Ahnhoy, N. ,I 2 Spruce Street.. ...A..AA... ........ I 'ar1in. N. -1. 526 111-lvidere .Xvenue ....... . A. .. I'laintie1d, N. DI. 2.12 Harrison A-Xrenut 1....A. . ..... HIIIIIIIISIIICI I'ark, N. 451 219 138 R.I 2114 317 32-I 258 2113 4.12 .1 C 424 154 196 Main Street ..A... U ..A.. Sayrerille. N. ,I. Rlaek Horse I'ike ...A.... .A... . Runnemede, N. I. 1111111111011 Streets. .IJ. 32. Rox .W ..... . .. New Rrunswielc, N. .. ...... New Iirunswiek, N. I'enIie1d I'laee ....... ....... I Junellen. N. ,I. Grant .Xvenut '... ..... . ....IIigh1and I'ark, NA Sonlerset Street ...... .. ..... New Iirunswiek, N. Suydanl Street .....A . .A.. New Rrunswiek. N. fiay Street ...... A .A.A Denton, Maryland Cedar .Xvenue .A.A..A 'oolidge LNYCIIIIU ..... Clifton Boulevard 1.uquer Road ......... XYashing'ton St A........ .. .Km .Xekerinan RoadA ....... .. '71 I I ut 'owe 's Str -' AA.... S5 Ueean .Xrenue ,.... . Ilighland I'ark. N. Ifortls N .I .1 Iifton. N. I'ort XNZISIIIIIILIUII. I 'yport. N. WI. 1 Saddle Ixirer, NA I. New Iirnnswiek. N, -. Ileal, N. DI. 2I'9 Rutgers Street ..A....... , . New Iirunswiek, N. 111 Ifreneh Street. ............. ........ N ew 11runswit'k. N. 18.1 Livingston :Xvenue ........ ...... N ew Ili-tniswiek, N. 69 Iligh Street ..... AA.A..AA.. A .. .kletnt-hen, N, I 671 Carlton Road .......... . .A.. .NYestIie1d, Conn. 4 Ruena Yista .Nveuut -.....A A. ..... Spring Yalley, N. X R.If.I7. ffl.. .......... ........ ..... . . I'hi1lipshurg, N. ,I. 525 XYest 238th St .A... ..A. . .. A Riverdale. N. Y. 2.18 Iiarrison .Xvenut 'AA.... . . . Ilighland I'ar1c. N. Landing' I.ane, R.I .IJ. 412 ..... . ..New Ilrunswiek, N 36 Market Street. .......... .. .... .. 1'erth JNIIIINHY, N. -I R.I .I7. 415. Rox 181. .... . New Ilrunswiek, N 231 fieorQ'e Street .. . New Ilrunswiek, N 1.1 Lexington AXvenue.. . South River. N. -I. 523 Iiielcory Street AA . . Uwosso, Xiieh. SS Chestnut Street. .. . NIi11Iown, N. DI. 1270 Coney Island .Xvenue . . .llrooklyn N. Y. 422 l.ineoln A'Xvenut 'A.. .A .AA.. ......IIig'h1and I'ark, N. IN Iiast Main Street .. . 1'1t'1llII121tlI1. N. IA -1.1 I.ewis Street . New IIIWIIIQXYIUIQ, X R.I .I7. iil.. .. . . .. Neshanie, N. ,I. 21-1 Connnereial JNVCIIIIL' New Iirunswit-k, N 63 XYashington .fXvenue.. . . Rutherford. N. ,I. 42.1 I nun, ton 32 Iiighlaud .'Xvenue. .WS North Main Street. 1 XX is td ,' .fs A-Xvenue ..New Ilrunswiek. N '2.'11II1Q'101I Ro: .. . .. Route 16 ANew Ilrunswiek. N 13 Mine Street ..A.A.. 26 Lufberry .-Xvenut -A.A... 1211 Lawrence Avenue ...... 488 Easton Avenue ....... . 17 South A-Xdc-Iaide .'NYt'11l1 . .A Old Vaseaek Road . 511 Colfax Street . 166 Iiigh Street 476 Crows Mill Road ..KI1I1town, N. DI. A ...A Sayreville. N. ,IA .. ..A... New Rrunswiek. N .. ...A 1.ineoIn Gardens. N .....High1and Park. N. I ,. New Rrun-awiek, N Iiighland I'ark. N. I .. . ..1YoorIe1ifT I.ake. N. I . South River, N. I. I'erth .NIIIIBOQQ N. ,I A . Itords, N. AI. IIIIC SIICCIICSSIVIII, PUIII,ICI.'X'I'IUN UI X YI XII JK IS 'VO .X CIIIICXI' ICX'I'I'1N'I' IJICI'ICNIJI Nl 'I'I IIC fIUUI'I'IIIIX'I'ION Ulf' OUII 4XIJX'ICII'I'IS XXI .XI'I'III'XfIfX'I'IC 'I'III'IIII PXTIIUY XVI' XNIJ . 1.12 IIUI'I'I OUII IIIC.-XIJICIIS XVIl,I, NIIXKIC ICX I IH I I'UII'I' 'IU SIIUXV 'I'III'IXI 'I'II'X'I' 'I'III Y II XXI DIS .-X XX'0II'I'IIXX'IIII.IC INX'ICS'I'NlICN'I'. 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MOUNT Cr SCN, INC. serzvlce PARTS Esf. 1904-New Jersey's Oldesf Ford Dealer NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Telephone 2-O8IO Complimenfs of THE WILK CO. New Brunswiclr, N. J. Esf. 1919 Helen Kitchenmeister Florisf New Brunswick 2-3263 Fiffh Avenue Highland Park, N. J. Complimenfs of TOBINS DRUG STORE i l KIRCHER Dry Cleaners-Dyers-Tailors I04 Easlon Avenue Phone N. B. 2-2848 QUEENS RESTAURANT For a Quick Hamburg Before fhe Bell I 08 SOMERSET STREET Phone 2-3309 COMPLIMENTS OF E F I N G E R Sporting Goods Co. BOUND BROOK, N. J. Esfablished I9I5 Tel. N. B. 2-3768 , 1 Complfmenfg Qf New Brunswick Lunch NEW BRUNSWICK New Brunswick's Mosf Modern PERTH AMBOY Resfauranf' I6 French 5+,ee+ .m1A'wr141Jff1'J fel' 7A'lllF7lf New Brunswick, N. J. 1 Phone N. B. 2-9794 Poszomont r D'st 'b 't'n9 Co' Kaufmon's Pharmacy Disfribufors of Mo+or Scoo+ers - Power Mowers Oui-board M0+0r5 l05 Easfon Avenue 9-II Jelin S+reef New Brunswick, N. J. KLElN'S SUPER MARKET Meafs - Groceries - Vegefobles 59 HIRAM STREET NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY Telephone: 2-0624-2-0625 LlTTMAN'S Jewelers-Opficians i 1 345 GEORGE STREET A NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Phone N. B. 2-5777 J Complimenfs of MEN'S 3 New Brunswick SHOP Florists Association gif! .S7cAneicfet J Tel. 2-3383 49 Paterson Sl. .luv 'N stqu ,rlunm Hung: 1 i Complimenfs of Complimenfs of Lighthouse Poultry Farm ' N. T. Parker P . I Samuel Rose 4 l GRADUATE HOUSE 5 34 WALNUT STREET - NEWARK 2, N. J. I Mmkef 3.26:-1 Official Jewelers, Rutgers Preparatory School Class of I948 I MEDALS - AWARDS - ANNOUNCEMENTS E CLUB AND FRATENITY JEWELRY - SCHOOL RINGS Esfablished I890 Phone: N. B. 2-2400 THE PAULUS DAIRY Drink PAULUS' HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN-D MILK So Much for So LiHle I68-I72 New S+ree+ New Brunswick, N. J. Phone New Brunswick 2-3I I2 Jud A JOHN'S BUSY CORNER F'ie fIIY 5I'0P Sporfswear and Sporfing Goods F0'+'1e Prep Boys For Men, Women and Children We Ou+fi+ Teams and Clubs college Pharmacy' Inc' a+ Reduced Prices Since 1914 Hiram and Burne+ S+ree+s New Brunswick, N. J. on The Campus THE ROGER SMITH HOTEL Excellenf Meals Complimenfs of A FRIEND Livingsfon Avenue New Brunswick, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF METALLO GASKET CO. New BRUNSWICK, N. J. THE DREIER COMPANY New Jersey's Oldesf and Lorgesf Afhlefic Ouffiffers 1-3-5 LIVINGSTON AVENUE NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. FIXLER'S MEN'S WEAR For The Discriminafing Prepsfer 343 George Sfreef J. 5' P. SHOE REBUILDING STORE Joseph Purri Specializing in Orfhopedic Shoe Alferafions I22 Somerse+ Sfreef New Brunswick, N. J. W I SAYRE W AND W W W W W Complimenfs of W Dr. Joseph Wurtzel, F.A.A.O. Opfomefrisf W W Phone N. B. 2-I099 I W 1 W I D A 5 I I44 Easfon Avenue Sodas Sundaes FISHER BRICK COMPANY I W I N Telephone N. B. 2-222I In-A BUY AT ORMAN BERNARD Wafches - Rings - Chains I39 Albany Slreef New Brunswick, N. Complimenfs of A FRI END Telephone 2-I393 l KRAUSZER'S DAIRY Use Krauszer's Homogenized Vifamin D Milk and Home Made lce Cream IIII Hlll 70-74 Guilden Sfreel J New Brunswick, N. J. ' Phone N. B. 2-l045 l l i Complimenfs of l VINCENT BORDINI HARRY J. ACKER Elecfrical Confracfor 243 CODWISE AVENUE NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. I l REED 5 Tennis Supplies - Books - School Sfafionery 39I-393 GEORGE STREET Complimenfs of J. J. FISCH Phofography Supplies Complimenfs of DUNELLEN HOTEL Washinglon Avenue Dunellen PRICE'S FLOWER SHOP Edward J. Price, Prop. I62 Easlon Avenue New Brunswick, N. J. Phone 2-5894 LAVOI E LABORATORIES Mafawan-Freehold Road Morganville, N. J. COMPLIMENTS WALTER A. QUINN, D.D.S. Phone N. B. 2-28ll BRUNSWICK CENTER Sporling Goods and Camera Supplies 300 GEORGE STREET Corner Carroll Place NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J Complimenfs of Complimenfs of Wm. Van Nuis, Jr. Anthony's Meat Market Ernesl Chrisfophersen Downing Shop Erme's Muslc Studio Women's and Chilclren's Apparel 3I7 Sfafe Sfreef Perflw Amboy, N. J. Arline D. Lunn. Black Horse Pike Prop. Runnemeade, N. J. Ernesf Chrislophersen GOOD LUCK TONY and BARBARA A A N Au. Hb? A J. JOSEPH coNNoR Real Esfafe - Insurance i 1 , 79 ' PATERSON STREET 3 New Brunswick 2-4l80--8I NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. Complimenfs of Comphmenfs of AMERICAN GARAGE A M 'nd Mn' Carl Mortensen W Co pl' enf of Beta House Bad Boys m 'm S l 1 MHCEY' SME' D'X'E' D'CKY B Williams and Neugebouer f JACKY, BOBBY, GENIE COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. V. WULFSON Slllilft .Xpparcl l'm' Sports ur Dress To Suit lfvcrx' Huy in Rutgers i,I'L'l3Zl.i'ZllUl'y Sclmul 338 George Sireei' New Brunswick steve vAReA's HOBBY SHOP Tel. 2-76I6 Airplanes-Boais-Accessories 57 Easfon Avenue Central Parking Service Washingfon Sfreef New Brunswick, N. J. ACME Cleaners and Tailors 408 George Sfreei' Tuxedoes and Full Dress ro hire CRISS GROCERY, DELICATESSEN AND SODA FOUNTAIN The Liffle Sfore Corner Sicard and Senior S+ree+s Un Back of Ruigers Gym, BULGER Cr HUNT CO. Plumbing and Healing Conlracfors 8 Sicard Sfreei New Brunswick, N. J. Complimenfs of A N G E L O ' S CAMPUS BARBER sHoP II2 Somersef Sfreei N EW SYSTEM LAU N DRY We do Family Work and Linen Supplies I90 Townsend S+ree+ New Brunswick, N. J. Phone 2-i923 GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF I948 Mr. and Mrs. MAXWELL HOCHMAN