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

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To future Prepsters interested in the field of journalism, 1950 may well seem the initial year in a period of renascence for the AHGU. llising from the ob- livion in which it had been plunged before 1948, the paper was put into shape and presented news, cartoons. articles. and other items concerning Prep during this past year in an orderly and efficient way. As faculty adviser, David NI. Heinlein had much to do with all phases of the composing and printing. His guidance was invaluable. whether as a nie- chanic, an extra typist. or merely as a cheering influence during some vital op- eration. XValter Quinn, the Editor-in-Chief, was perfectly suited for handling the many nerve-racking problems which are an inseparable part of a school news- paper. XVith his political background. XValt had no trouble dashing off fiery edi- torials accusing the school institutions of various major misdemeanors. The two assistant editors also did their jobs with skill and spent much time relieving their chief when work began accumulating. The two who filled these positions. Frank Powell and jim Lamont. were responsible for much of the work done in correcting articles and printing the paper. Art Editor Dick Connolly and his staff made many drawings. cartoons, covers, and titles which enlivened the pages. Here, such artists as joe Lebow and jim Gaspari used their talents for the pleasure of the school. Also in the pictorial department was Photography Editor Gene Ginsberg and the other members of his staff. Owing to their increased efforts to photograph, print. and publish the outstanding events of the year, the AHGO achieved the status of a true newspaper. .-X school newspaper may possess all types of novel and interesting features, but it is sure to be a failure if it lacks one thing: adequate sports coverage. This was provided by Sports Editor Neal Nlacfarlan and such able writers as Don Nlcfiardle and Joe Scuderi. In addition to these special workers, the AHGO also had an excellent body of feature writers and other agents who were responsible for most of the stories and news items printed. This group contained many careful and original authors. George Allgair, Jerry Heldrich. and Dick XVilliams were among this competent party. Charles Tucker was responsible for distributing copies of each issue to various other prep and high schools. XVith a few exceptions. this same group of boys headed by YValt Quinn pro- duced the Christmas. Spring. and Graduation issues of the newly introduced literary magazine, the .-XHGOKI.-XG. The first. or Christmas. printing proved the magazines worth. It then presented twenty-six pages of good material. includ- ing interviews. stories. descriptions. and puzzles. The two succeeding ARGU- NIJXGS showed improvements and refinements in many places. and with the last publication the school could guarantee that the magazine was here to stay. IQ 4-- l'

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