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

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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.

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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.

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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