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

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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.

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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.

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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.