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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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Gini ef.f.!S.1L.i.n f'g6',4f, -W. -X .waning www- W The cclimrs of IP' Dm! 1957 sincimc-ly hopv that this yvzlr- book prcscnts 21 Iruc- pivlurc- of lifc- as it is all Rulgvrs Prcxp. In l2lli'I' ytT2lI'S, as you r'cf'lffcTl on your svlmol lifv, wc hope that this plliliifkl- tion will bring back :nanny plvzisnril iiic-iiimivs. TABLE FACULTY .... ..... P age 8 SENIGRS .,... ..... P age 12 UNDERCLASSMEN. .Page 26 LOWER CLASSES. . .Page 36 ACTIVITIES ,........ Page 50 ADVERTISING ,..... Page 82 5-kvgxafvdm QAM-fin 7 , C 72091 v F . K 4 T' K ' f. 'few Ik' Y ' .. X .. I ws ' Qfnvelk, ',1 1.'4'k t A' y N. , . 'fb' X, l in X , up W: V T , S f .K W ,J m L' W -, 3 '3'5:' , .4 'mm .- .. . gf' r :A sm - f 'gf , x . 517 f fi H' 'w,'f,.g ,ini Q Qf aibgy . ,M ' 3245 wx ' 'X . ,i.'A.,,,.-' . , X v ' M if - , '?'? f,f. rw ' ,gf I 'L 1 K .43 Arty- , f 'LI.5gj,:. - K -f ff--1 - . 'af - 1 'J' 'D . Q H 1: f'1sg,f ' . Q : ' S 6 , .ani - X , D Q 'fm Q ew , 'u JW ' wav' ' G If Q., Q V y ss , vi Q X W , fur 2 , Q af A ' . , ix ai . ,, l . , I L- . ' , W, - 3 f . J Y 4 , E, t 0 5 f , 1 N L Q x N A Q ,x Pas -Q -x . A. o 5 s Q: ' X - .. X vb Q4-'M XX Q 1 it . ,b 1 'Kr 61 u bf ,+A fvwm, Q 'Sf m,,M.A uw .Mm J,- ,s ew,f -x SA. . x . , KY? I V - iii. Q? Q X X KN Q Q 9+ A ggi -5 F K gm 3. - 4 K, wif 5 In xg N :-+ f 1 xmf ,NB In if f x K DAVID M. HEINLEIN Springfield College George Williams College Headmaster 4 Brookside Road Nixon, NJ. f' . f A 3 . ' L7 RICHARD S. O'CONNEl,I, Rutgers University Sl'I'I'!Il'!' 11'1'olqgy North llrunswivk Gztrclc North llrunswick, NJ VII mil 1' Cnrzrh FACULTY 'IIS MARGARET P. WILSON Western Maryland College University of Mzxryland Rutgers University English Route 24, River Road New Brunswick, NJ. Cheerleaders FACULTY AUGUST H. DAVIET, JR. Drew University Rutgers University Chemistry Pliy.rz'e.s' Science Lake Park Drive Lake Nelson, N.J. Chemistry Clubs Science Club Con5eruatz'0n Club ANTOINETTE XV. M. ROODA Dutch Reformed College for Teachers, Anisterdarn French Spanzlrh Sunset Lane Martinville, NJ. YE DIAL 10 GEORGE B. lN1OFFAT Hamilton College University of Pennsylvania Englzirh 51 Bayard St. New Brunswick, flflechanierzl lJ7llZl I'7ZlQ A z'z'atz'0n Club Nrwzigrltiran Club GRACE M. WILKERSON University of Cincinnati MHlllF7HlllliC.Si Redfield Village 6C-1 Metuehen, NJ. f NANCY N. WARR Douglass College- Rulgc-rs Univvrsily lllfflofy Englixh 2525 I,im'oln Ave. Highland Park, NJ. TE DIAL ROISICRT R. NUNN Rulgvrs Univvrsily Micldlc-bllry Clollvgc LJlliVi'l'SiIy of Paris Frrnfh 670 Pmspcct St. Tvlaxplvwuod, NJ. OLGA M. VVARD .'1.s'.s'1'.vlr1r1l 1,1-7l'ff0T Qf Adnzz'.vs1'r1n.s' Sf'I'76'fIl7f1' In Ihr llmflzlzflylfr lil-!lI1I1fl'I1f Secrflafr Clhrisml SI. Nlctuchcn, NJ, FRANK V. SPIERDUTO Rutgers Univ:-rsily L7. V. CYOIIIII 30 VVcst 2nd St, Bound Brook, NJ H s 1? ,V A -m .1 '5..'X I? 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Ye Dial IV, ARCO II, III, Glef Club II, Baske1ballIL III, IV, Chem Club III, IV. VICTOR CALVO Hear that Rambler screeching around the corner? ...Vic...P. G. from St. Peter's. . .enthusiastic stamp hobbyist, . .member of Frank- lin Philatelic Association. . . construction work with uncle on weekends . . .long dirty- blond hair. . .baseball-Yankee fan.. .hillbilly music.. .al- ways laughing. . .engineering at Rutgers. Te Dial IK ARGO IV. SENIQRS OF 1957 ,JAMES DURKIN jimmy. . .always with Dave. . .enjoys fishing. . .plays basketball. . .sharp personal- ity.. . I told you that you didn't know enough Algebra to be in here . . .hard worker . . .tempted by a thick steak with french fries . .shy to the opposite sex. . .happy all the UIUC. Gln Club IIC Basketball IV. ROBERT FAZEKAS Bob. . .P G. from New Brunswick High School... a line spirited athlete. . .soc- ccr, basketball but most of all, baseball.. .plans to attend Rutgers. . .vocation undecided , . .Chemistry. . .fabulous per- sonality. . .liked by all. . .en- joyed year at Prep.. .has great ambition and a strong character. . .pro baseball? Soccer IV, Basketball IK Baseball I V. jftmns DURKIN NORMAN FOWLER Post Graduate from Plainfield. . .Rutgers. . .hopes to take Business Administra- tion. . .favorite subject-Math . . .likes sports. . .enjoys base- ball best. . .wrestling next. . . stands 5'5 tall. . .has brown hair-brown eyes.. .sits by Gutowski in study hall. . . RICHARD GUTOWSKI Dick. . .keen sense of humor. . .has many hobbies, stamp collecting and coin col- lecting among them. , .asset to school in athletics. . .always on Dance Committees.. .in many school functions. . .has a cool Chevy with a real hot muffler. . .great backoffs. .. Rutgers U. . .wants to study medicine. Soccer IV, Conservation Club IVE Aviation Club IV, Nav- zlgation Club IV, Basketball IV ROBERT FAZEKAS T. S . e 1 if X 5 Q NORMAN FOWLER RICILXRD GUTOWSKI A sf-S . I A ' STEPHEN HANCOX Steve. . . 13 years at Prep.. . Hi, Pres . . .blond curly hair. . .pet peeve-math . . .conversationalist. . .school plays.. .sport cars .. .enjoys ice hockey. . .boating, swim- ming, and golf. . .Friday night stock car races. . .no definite plans for the future. . .Rut- gers?. . .favorite course- Physics. Student Council L Pres. IK Te Dial IIL ARGO IIL Dra- maties IIL IK Soccer IV NANCY HAWORTH Nan. . .talkative-wow, you said it.. .headaches. .. temperamental . . . Mr.Daviet's pal.. .organizer of many of the school's social events. . . Chemistry and Physics. .. never will forget those good old Latin II days.. . You hate me . . .diet of tall men. . . Douglass. Te Dial I, II, III, IVQ ARGO L II, IIC Glee Club L IL IIC Chem Club IIL IIL Cheer- leading L II. SENICRS RONALD JACKOWITZ Ronnie .. .big and quick . . .good man to side with. , .fine speaker. . .Bingo caller.. .Red Bank.. .The Rock. . .Get those rebounds, Ronnie.. .Chemistry. . .Busi- ness Administration. . .hand- some. . .25 points a game. .. first base in baseball. . . Hey Jimmie, are you bombing to- day?',. . . Baseball IV, Basketball IV, Slide Rule Club. WALTER JACOBS Jake.. . No, Harry, no .. .smooth.. .reckless driver. . .pick-up truck. . .al- ways in a circle of girls... mathematically inclined... happy go lucky.. .ten nis champ.. f'Boice and Jake- partners in crimen. . .Univer- sity of Denver.. .Physics. .. future A Bomb expert... P. G. from Woodbridge. Clee Club IV. RONALD JACKOWITZ OF 1957 JOHN MAFFETT Johnny.. . The hand is quicker than the eye . .. friendly. . .seen with the Dun- ellen boys. . .Model A Ford ...crew cut. . .wide grin... khaki pants and black loafers ...funny jokes . . .baseball player .learned mechanic . . .shy. . .real blusher. . .The Wean. Conservation Clu b IK Baseball III, IK V. Basketball III, Chem Club IIL IV BOICE MCCAIN Boice. . .quite a swim- mer. . .aquatic school. . .camp counselor . . . P.G, .... Wood- bridge High graduate. . .Co- lonia . . .blond hair and blue eyes.. .5,10 .. .bound for South Dakota School of Mines . . .Metallurgical engineer. . . Chem whiz .. .always seen with Jake. . .he1pful. . .shows brotherly lo v e towards George. Conservation Club IV, Te Dial IIC Slide Rule Club IV. WALTER JACOBS JOHN MAFFET1' BOICE MCCAIN X AARON MEDINETS A a r o n. ..... g oi n g steady. . .Trig's his favorite course. . .teacher tormentor .. .Need anything? just ask Aaron. . .watches, old coins, stamps, hot Willys.. .con- scientious. . .Rutgers man. . . Merchant. . .likes basketball . . .friendly. . .speech club. . . Physics. . .livens up class. Te Dial III, IK ARCO IIL IV, Chem Club IIL IIC Nav- igation Club III, IK Aviation Club III, IV. JOSEPH MESSINA Joe . . .Algebra whiz . . .Emerson,s his man. . . It's wrong, Mr. Blake, I can prove it to you. . . .soccer captain ... The Golden Greekl' . .. methodical. . .always onhonor roll.. .perfectionist .. .Har- vard man. . .maybe law-may- be Physics as a vocation. Student Council II, III, Secretagz, IV Vice President, Te Dial IL III Asst. Editor, IV Ed- itor-in-Chieyf ARCO I, II, IIL IV Class Editor, Basketball IIL IK Soccer I, II, III, IV. SENICRS DAVID MORELAND Dave.. .P.G... .Grad- uate of Highland Park... motor scooter. . .good mixer Cnot a bartenderj. . .glee club tenor. . .girls . . .soccer lover .. .green Plymouth Station Wagon. . .future plans include advertising or public relations . . .wears glasses. . .first period study. Te Dial IV, ARGO IK Glee Club IV, Soccer IK Con- servation Club IV JAMES MURRAY jimmy. . .Post Grad- uate . . ,terrific in all sports . . .brown hair and baby blue eyes. . .good looking guy... likes all kinds of food. . .good rebounder. . .devoted to Sgt. Bilko. . . I can't get this Al- gebra . . .Rock and Roll man . . .P.T. in college. Basketball IV, Baseball IV DAVID MORELAND OF 1957 EDWIN OTKEN Eddie. . .Maffett's bud- dy. . .Model T Ford. . .Good driver? . . .likes Physics and Chemistry.. .quiet... Doubtful . . .chipper. .. bashful with girls. . .consistent worker. . .station 1430. . .hot rod enthusiast. . .sincere smile . . .mechanic . . .liked by all. Conservation Club IK Chem Club III, President IV. ANDREW PISCATELLI Andy. . .well liked. . . '56 Olds. . .good looking guy . . .basketball. . .way with the fair sex. . .tie clip trouble. . . from South Amboy. . .late for Trig. class. . .parking places . . . Spec . . .well dressed. . . ...spaghetti . . .bowling . .. plans to attend Seton Hall. Student Council III, IK Basketball II, III, IK Soccer IL III, Baseball II, III, Slide Rule Club. JAMES MURRAY 1 EDWIN OTKEN ANDREW PISCATELLI I , f-5 K: 2-vw : -ii, MX: Mrs vw i ' t. :tg Q X ., ...... . N X ,sf tt 95 Qi 5 ip 3 gi' tl I J Y f-W ALAN RACKMILL Hi Al . . .crewcut . . .friendly. . .Who said that Rack was quiet? . . .blue serge suit and tortoise shell glasses . . .accomplished equestrian .. .good student.. .likes to read. . .sport cars. . .chemis- try and physics. . .career, un- decided. . .enjoyed five years at Prep. Glee Club II, III, IK Conservation Club IIC Te Dial IV2 Dmmatics III, IIC Chem Club. fx I :AI ' 1 . - is Nw, it W . ...af ,S SHARON RIES Shag.. .quite a gal... overloaded with affection. . . vivacious-adorable. . .genius, gifted in math.. .ranks an A in school spirit.. .misuse of perfume fshe loves the stuffj . . .Mr. Blake's test corrector . . .scatterbrain. . .party lover .. .chirps rock 'n roll all day long. . .guaranteed to set the world on fire Qarsenistj. Te Dial I, II, III, IVQ ARCO I, II, III, IVE Clee Club I, II, IIL IK Dramalics III, IVE Chem Club III, IV SENIORS OF 1957 FRED SCHATZMAN Freddy. . .sense of humor.. .science brain... Carbon 14. . Basketball . . .first place in Science Fair '55-'56. . .great ambitions. . . white Corvette.. .plans to continue study in nuclear physics.. .either Rutgers or Cal Tech. . . . Mr. Daviet, let's make an Osmium bal- loon. Te Dial III, IV Photog- raphy Editor. . .Chem Club IIL IK Slide Rule Club IIL IV. MERLE SCHIFFMAYER Merle...pretty... good student. . .honor roll. . . Key Club.. .Latin III. . .fan of George's. . .Metuchen. . . trying to keep peace on cheer- leading squad. . .talks to Mrs. Wilson.. .likes to swim... beauty contest winner. . .Mt Holyoke biologist. Argo III, IV Copy and Prod Editor, Cheerleading IIL IV Captain, Glee Club III, IK Dramatics III, IK Conservation Club IV. FRED SCHATZMAN ERIC SCHIRBER Eric. . .laughing gray eyes. . .curly hair. . .Highland Park man.. .likes football games. . .good student. . .ex- cels in romantic language. . . shrewd remarks in class . .. dirty white bucks.. .ham- burgers-with onions please. . . girl crazy.. .2:15 bell.. .in- tends to go to Ivy League School. ARGO IK Te Dial IK Clee Club III, IK .Navigation Club IIL IK French Club III. RICHARD SCHWARTZ Dickie. . . Mr. Argo . . . Oh, something like that .. .genial and jolly. . .honor roll .. .favorable career in science.. .Rutgers .. .High- land Park kid.. .Conserva- tion Club.. . I want to see the Editorial Boardl' . . .Key Club.. .Overweight-only a little bit. . .French II. . .likes D. H. Lawrence. ARGO I, II, III, IV Edi- tor in Chief Chem Club III, IV President, Slide Rule Club IIL IK Te Dial III, IV. MERLE SCHIFFMAYER ,. ERIC SCHIRBER RICHARD SCHWARTZ 3 X ROBERT SMITH Bobby . . .old timer at Prep. . .soccer player. . .water sports. . .studious. . .quiet. . . Dixieland jazz. . .aeronautical college out West. . .Califor- nia bound? .. ,rooter at bas- ketball games. . .from Frank- lin Park.. .5,9 .. .brown eyes.. .dimples.. .Home News Press boy. Soccer IL IIL Chem Club IIL IV. DAVID STEPHEN Dave . . .N-I-I-I-C-C- C-E ,. .witty . . .has a way with girls. . .P.G. from Scotch Plains. . .football is his sport . . .bursting with personality .. .applying to Rutgers... likes music-all kinds. . .life of the party. . .Westfield CFriday afternoon after school till Mondayj . . .tall, dark and cute. Student Council IK Glee Club IV7Basketball IIC Baseball IV SENIORS 0F 1957 VICTOR STILWELL Vic . . .The Big Stick . . .Rock 'n Roll man. . .hard worker.. .smooth talker. Q. Bull is bull but this is too muchw. . .motor boat enthu- siast. . . Stretch', . . .musical . . .future corporation lawyer .. .Student Council.. .ex- pects to enter Dartmouth. . . photography bug. Student Council II, III Treasurer, Chem Club III Vice President, Te Dial IL III, IV Art and Layout Editor, Argo L III, IV Business Manager and jrt Editor, Key Club, IV Presi- ent. CARL STOVER Carl . . .good student .. .seen in blue Chrysler... dry sense of humor.. .cool jitterbugger. . . Dayton Rams Football team. . .math wizard . . .rides horses. . .high com- pression engines.. .car de- signer. . .Rutgers man. . .well dressed. . .always hungry. . . plaid shirts. Glee Club I, II, IV, Con- servation Club IV President, AR- G0 I, II, IIC Te Dial I, II, IV KEN TREAT Ken. ..P. G .... hails from Old Bridge. . .likes foot- ball. . .catcher in baseball. . . forestry work after schooling is through. . . South River . . .green Ford. . .Hot Rod? Of course not. . .easy going . . .physics. . .solid build. Soccer IV, Baseball IV JENNIFER UPTON Jenny. . .kind and sin- cere . . .a giggle and a blush ...snappy blue eyes.. .un- predictable. . .French III and Chem are her favorites. .. Put off things today that you can do tomorrow . . .Rutgers Library once a week. . .full of pep and corny jokes. Te Dial IIC ARGO IK Glee Club IIC Dramaties IIC Cheerleading IK Conservation Club IIC Chem Club IVY SENIORS OF 1957 DANIEL WALLACE D a n.. . Milwaukee, Wisconsin. . .scientific diplo- ma.. .P.G... .flat top... glasses. . .Highland Park. . . ladies man . . .different jitter- bugger-Milwaukee style . .. football is his favorite sport. . . studious fellow. . .likes popu- lar music. . . Hound Dog . . . Elvis Presly man. . .Business Administration at Rutgers. I'1NUI,ISII IV I'ANI'1I, DISCUSSION Rim-s, ScI1w'zu'lx, Stilwr-II. Rnckmill, Hzmcux, Hvrtnmn, Upton, IIzxwoxlI1, Wallnw. SENIOR SNAPSHOTS 0 SVIIZIIZIIIZIII and Mc-ssinzx looking ovcr college' czllzllogllcs. U, S. HISTORY TRIG I'isrutc-Ili,-Im-kuwitz, Mr. Ilollcy, Ifuzc-kas, Murray. Mr. Blake, Stover, Mcdinc-ts, Gutowski, Durkin, SCIILIIZUIQIII 25 Q .1 'b x. x 1.'lL Y U Q ' .5 WF Y X if 4 I HS ,A N Q lb- o Q. M 4 n X .iv ez'- vL 1 sf' R. I o Fmt! lfnwx Mr. Moffat, Greenberg, Searls, Kaufelt, Di Lalo, Schmitt, Mr. Daviet. Sfrmzrz' Row: Conrad, Bronfman, Fier- rnonti, Margolis, Hoegsteclt. Tlzfrd Rnzw: Thode, Smith, RJ., Yes, Mr. Bell, if you want big men and women to become executives in your telephone company, I would suggest you draw heavily on the class of '58. Of course, it will be five more years before they finish college, but they are worth waiting for. You ask for my reasons? The leaders of the class were such men as Bernard Karshmer, Billy Smith and Art Karshmer. Bunny Karshmer was Secretary ofthe Student Council, Business Manager of Ye Dial, and was active in sports. Billy was the President of the Junior Class, and Art was Vice- President. He also participated in the Aviation and Navigation Clubs, the Argo, and the V. soccer team. As for the women, Sally Searls, Arlene Green- berg, Jackie Kaufelt and Barbara Lipman sup- ported the soccer and basketball teams as cheer- leaders. Arlene was also the Secretary-Treasurer of the class. Flossy Schmitt was Copy Editor on the yearbook and a Class Editor for the Argo. Louise DiLalo was also a Class Editor for the Argo and a member of the planning board ofthe Chem Club. Kathy McCabe was another lively member ofthe class. Kamm, Twitchell, Dunaenko, Levowitz. Fnurlh Huw: Karsh- mer, B. Smith, W. Burke, Karshmer, A. Nielsen. Several members of the Junior Class sang in the Clee Club this fall. The Chem Club attracted about Hfteen Juniors every Wednesday afternoon. The officers for the first semester were Marty Levo- witz, Arlene Greenberg and Barbara Lipman. Juniors composed a large part ofthe Argo and Ye Dial staffs. Louise, Flossy,Jon Margolis, Dick Conrad and Arlene were Editors on the Argo. Barbara and Bunny were reporters. Flossy and Bunny were Copy Editor and Bus- iness Manager respectively on Ye Dial. Dick Con- rad, Ray,Barbara, Arlene, Sally and Jackie were also on the staff. Many Junior boys, Bob Fiermonti, Bob Bronf- man,Jon Margolis, Marty Levowitz, Art Karsh- mer, Bob Smith, Bunny Karshmer, Dick Twit- chell, and Jim Burke were on the intramural bas- ketball teams or the soccer team. Many others were on the basketball and baseball teams. You see, there is no question about it. In every field the Junior Class has gained recognition, in some places distinction. We hope they will continue their long up-hill climb. l'nx! lwu' lxzus 'LANE filiUMl'1'l'RY llllli I, A Hun na nlxu llllllldll Kxuqh, 1' ' , f , , . xlllfllll fum' Sculllx, SH , , . R I. lfllfll lwu' kms H, Sffllllllfllf' Nl1'lNl'll. ICNKLLISII Ill 1 i Ill I1 lllf'l' ull ul I lmclc N4 lunill N11 M ., Illll lull: In II fum ul lx.m1 , '. A 1 Hur kr, Hllillilllilll. IX2llIiK'll Ill l..uIu. NIUXNISH I f.um.ncl. l'11'l Illiillll, I.lI7lIl.lll Nunlx, Nu-Iv-11, IJ1 I,41IH,M IQINHLI, I wllf In-ll. IN. JUNIORS ' N, -- m SCPHOMORES -IE page -.-. Qi WM ENGLISH II First Row: Mr. Moffat, Gunkle, Struk, Holsten, Racz. Srmnd Row: Leavitt, Sabella, Levy, Heldrich, Bunting. Third Row: Quackenboss, Cox. BIOLOGY Brodsky, Feldman, Ness, Mr. O,Connell, Duschock, Anek- stein, Golden, Fiber. ALGEBRA Il Fin! Row: Heldrich, Sabella, Levy, Bunting, Riddering. Second Rowr Sabino, Struk, Racz, Gunkle, Goldsmith. Third Row: Bushel, Mr. Blake, Quackenboss, Holsten. lfml It'u11': Mr. lilakc, lit'rnslc'in, llcltlrich, l.cyy, Riclclcring, Hunting, Duscliock, Anckstcin, Mr. Dumarac. .Shmnl Roux' Ncss, Colclcn, llrnmlsky, l,cax'itt. l clclman, McCain,C.,l'1bcr. 'lhnfl lfnnu' Cum, 'l'hompson, llolstcn, Chcstcr, Racz, This ycat s largc Sophomorc Class had scvcral ncw mctnbcrs in aclclition to thc rcturning twcnty six from thc prcyious ycar's class. Mr. Dumarac antl Mr. lllakc wcrc thc class aclyisors. liarly in thc fall, tht- class olliccrs wcrc clcctccl. lirucc Cunklc, who was on thc socccr, baskctball anrl bascball tcams, Yc Dial, Argo, Kibitzcrs Club and Kcy Club, was clcctccl l'rcsiclcnt. 'l'hc class chosc lrying fluackcnboss and Hobby Cox tor Vicc l'rcsiclcnt ancl Sccrctary rcspcctiycly. 'llhc girls ol' thc Sophomorc Class, although thcy ruunbcrccl only ninc, wcrc important mcmbcrs ol' school activitics. All ol' thcm, Mary Bunting, l,incla llroclsky, Maiy l,ouisc llclclrich, lionnic Sum' Colclcn,.lucly Anckstcin, Suzannc Duschock, fcna licrnstcin, Amy Riclclcring and Linda licvy sang in tht- Clcc Club. Suxannc, Amy, lWary liouisc, l,intla anfl Mary wcrc activc on YL' Dial and thc Argo. 'l'hosc' who clisplayccl talcnt in art, Zcna, Mary l.ouisc, Amy, Suzannc, Mary ancl Judy at- tt-nclccl Mrs. l orcl's Art Classcs at thc lilcmcntaty School. ln Scptctnbcr thc ncw mtvnibcrs wclcomccl into thc class wcrc Kcn VVcincr, Doug Krogh, Mary Qiuackcnboss, Dunn. Fuznlll Rout: Cox. liushcl. Campbcll. Sabclla, Curtin, Krogh, Struk, Goldsmith. 1911711 lelfftf' W'cincr. Sabino, Ilamclsky, Van Wambcck, Cunklc. Bunting, 'l'om Chcstcr, Don Curtin, .-Xrt Fclclman, Gcorgc McCain and .lim Van Wfambcck. During thc ycar thcy wcrc all activc in various Prcp activ- itics. Danny Struk was 'I'rcasurcr of thc Stuclcnt Council, a mcmbcr ofthe' Glcc Club, Kcy Club, Argo, Yc Dial and Kibitzcrs Club. llc was also on thc socccr tcam. 'l'hc class orator was Marc I.cayitt. llc participated in thc Argo, Glcc Club, Astronomy Club, Mcchanical Drawing and Kibitzcrs Club. Many Sophomorc boys could always bc found in thc gym, including Stcvc Holstcn, who was on thc socccr, baskctball, and bascball tcams, and who was also active on thc' Argo, in thc Glcc Club and Kibitxcrs Club. Thc othcr big incn on our tcams wcrc Mcl Hamclsky, Bobby lfbcr,-litn Racz, Bobby Cox, Irving Qvuackcnboss, W'alt Campbcll. Don Curtin and Gcorgc' McCain. Thcy wcrc all mcmbcrs ot' thc socccr, baskctball, bascball or swimming tcams. 'I'hc Sophomore' Class of' l956. having such an imprcssivc rccorcl as thcy do, should ccrtainly climb tar up thc laddcr olisucccss. ,FI-I.Yf Row: Gilbert, Smyth, Ruttiger, Hof, Thompson, B. Greenwald. Srmnrl Raw: Mr. Holley, Hecht, Hancox, S. ,Milliken, Kvam, Hartley, Tomkinsonhlacobson, Lee, Kady, Mrs. Wilkerson. Thrnz' Row: Scully, Anderson, Drew, For the second successive year, the Freshman Class consisted of thirty six members. Nineteen stu- dents returned from the eighth grade, and there were seventeen new members in the class. A month alter school opened, the class elected their olliccrs. Bruce Miller, President, was our rep- resentative on the Student Council. Jerry Gildar and Ballard Jacobson were the Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer respectively. This trio handled the frequent class meetings with authority. The Freshmen took their varied activities to heart. Suzanne Hancox, Ballard Jacobson, Peter lN'intersteiner, Bardy Iievavy and Ronnie Smyth represented us on the Ye Dial staff. Peter Wlinter- steiner and Ronnie Smyth held editorial jobs on the Argo. Others including Billy Long, Judy Hecht, Nancy l,ee, and Bert Thompson helped in produc- ing the monthly publication, Most of the girls and several boys in the l rc-shman Class participated in the Glee Club. Six ninth graders joined Mr. Dumarae's Kibitzers Club. A majority of these studied Latin with him. Four ol' the boys, John Drew, Bert Thompson, Peter XN'intersteiner and Billy Long, attended Mrs. Ford's Art Club at the Lower School on Tuesday after- Warr, Miller, Fredda. Fourth Row: Wintersteiner, Eskow, Levavy, Kluft, Gildar, Blanken, Mallon, Mula. Fifth Row: Long, Nehlig, Schneiderwind, Carlon, Smith, D, Roworth, Thompsoni noon. Of the four clubs dealing with the sciences Freshmen were eligible for two. The Science Club with Mr. Daviet, the advisor, attracted live. Dan Thompson was elected President oli that club. About one half ofthe Astronomy Club, under Mr. Heinlein's guidance, consisted of ninth graders. The lwechanical Drawing, Navigation and Aviation Clubs, all under the supervision of Mr. Moffat, interested many of the boys. Bruce Warr and .Ierry Gildar became members of the V. soccer team. Many ofthe ninth grade boys were on the baseball, basketball and swim- ming squads. The intramural basketball team also had representatives from this class. Larry Scully and Steve Nehlig showed much promise in after school games. For the support of these athletes there were two Freshman cheerleaders if Suzanne Hancox and Jo Ann Milliken. Nancy Tomkinson served as substitute. As one can see, our class was well represented in all of Prep's activities. We are all looking for- ward to our future years at Prep when we can continue the standard of participation set by this year's Freshman class. I.A'I'IN I Mr. Ihulmrzu-, vVIIlIf'I'SIl'IIN'l', Rulliggvr, Klufl, Kvum, I5 'I'Immpsun, Imvzlvy, Kady Blnnkvn, Iisknw. SPANISH I Mrs. Ruurlqu, Sc'Imc'IcI4-rwincl Nc-Inliq, III-c'I1I, VV:1rx', Svully AI,GI'IISRA I IIz1rtI4-y, MiIIc-r, II. Long., Iguwmlmsull, IIUII, IVIIN. WIIkcfI'- son, Muln, IIIUIIIIKIIISUII. FRESHMEN . Q ENGLISH CLASS Slana'z'ng.' Miss Warr. Frnnl Row: Weissululian, Bonomo, Attinger. Second Row: Bronf- man, Simkin, Pepper, Fritz. Third Row: Schwalje, Bale, Bodrogi. MATH CLASS Front Row: Levine, Lipman, VI., Lipman, R. Second Row: Sch mitt, Cheiten, Martin, Di Lalo. Third Row: Wlooten, Howley. Fourth Row: Hein- lein, Hamelsky. Standing: Phelps. SCIENCE CLASS Standing: Mr. O'Connell. First Row: Pepper, Bonomo, Cox, Bate. Semnd Row: Weissujulian, Bronfman. Third Row: Wooten, Fritz. titht2RAlJI'1 CLASS lfntl lfnut' Svhwaljt: llonomo, I.t'x'int'. Cihvitvn, Cox, Hrin- lvin, llxtttivlsky. thlI'Hllll!It,1lIl'.' Plivlps, Nlrs. Roocla, Miss VVat't', .X l2ll'L1t'2lIltlliQllllll'2ll'll'!lt'l1lSS,lllt't'iglllllgI'1lfll' has mach- its mark in Prt-p history, probably a smallvt' mark than tht' ttppt-r graclt-s, lmttt a mark, ttt'x't't'tl1t-lt-ss. XV' hayt- wot'kt'cl h.tt'd in our vlassc-s this yvar, which ltayt' tttrlttclvrl tnc'tnot'gthlc' lltstory. stwttttotts Srtt-ttt'v and hlath, l't't'ttt'h, Spanish or that lahor- iotts Latin, and yt- olclc' littglish. Nlttt-h vrvdit govs to out' amiahlc- homcroom tcachvr, Miss Warr, who has ittspirrcl tts on om' long road to promotion. Om' group has ht-t-n ont- with many intt't'c'sting pt-rsonalitit-s. lfirst wt- prt-svnt our prcsidt-nt, Sid XN'oott'tt, a lIlt'I1llJt'I'Ulilllt'Sl'it'Ili't'clllll7,0llI'X'CCIJ, liar! llowlvy ol tht- St'it'nt't- flllllb and Y. soc't't't', and hlttttla llamvlsky. our st't'i't'tat'y, who has lx'- longt-cl to tht' St'it'ttt't' and .Xrt Cllttlms. llttring om' clay in svhool wc- might rome' across st-vt-intl intt-rt-sting groups. XXX' tnight lindtlim l'c'ppt't' ol' tht- Navigation Cilttlm, Paul l t'itzol'tl1c Sc'ic'nt't' C1lttlm,.lt-rry Simkin and Holi .Xttingvr ol' tht- Kilm- itft-rs Clltth, along with Dickie- Lipmtm ol' Ye Dial, Argo and tht- tilt-v Ciltth. and tht' good-natttrc'd Barry ts.tmt'mtm watching Marvin Clhcitc-tt and Miki' Maratt, hoth oliY1' Dial, happily dividing up tht- world with tht-ir map t'ollc't'tion. Maran,Di l,alo. 'lfllifff Rum' Bronfntan. Howlvy. Fritz, Bod- rogi, Attingc-r, l.ipntan,AI., Batt-. 1'1IHll'flI lt'n:t'.' Lipman. R., Klllliklll, W'ootvn, Pvppctg Sitnkin, Wlviss, Schmitt. WR' tnight spot John l.ipman ol' Argo, Ya' Dial, and tht' socrcr tvatn. Donna Yoorht't's ol' tht' Art, Sci:-itw and Glu' Clubs. and Rivhard-lttlian and Richard Schatzman ol' tht' Scicttcc' Clltth in a cornct' arguing their latcst political idcas. 'l'wo loot away. wt' could hcar-john Schmitt ol' Argo, Navigation, and Y. soc'c'cr, Patty Cox, our girl l riday, Mark I.cvinc ol' YQ Dial, Argo, St'ic'ttt'c and Ulm- Clubs, and Arla-tic DiI.alo oliSt'it'm'c-, Astronomy, Argo, and YQ' Dial, clisuttssing tht' thinking assignmc'nt lor linglish class. .-Xt tht' signal for a lirt' drill wc' might tncvt Jvrry liodrogi and Norman Batt' happily lt-aying linglish class, and Roh Bonotno, a Mr, Dutnarat' fan , watt'hing.It'rry Svltwalit' glvclittlly hopping down tht' lirt' vscapc' on his Q'l'llll'llt'S. l,atc'r in thc day on tht' way to assvmhly, wt' might olmsvryt' Carol Ilcinlcin ol' St'it'ttc't', Art, Astronomy and Ulm' Cfltths, Andy Phclps oii Navigation and hit'- t'hanit'al Drawing, and David Wtiss ol' tht- Scivttvc and Astronomy Cltths, putting their wits togvthvr to solvt' tht' most dillivttlt math prohlt-tn ol' thc' yvar, And so. alitcr a strvnttotts httt intc'rc'sting day at Prep, wc must lc-avr' it, saying goodby to that cnt-rg:-tit' launch, thc eighth graders. .. 5323 5 Sf fi sig 3? Q 1 2 is Es is sggg is EQ Q52 Y si! digg Z 55555 955231 1 HES EE 5 -Q I E gfE : 31 it 25 5 i 2923 ? J 5 5 E1 Q 5 SQ! xii 353542 Q 252 if Sgfifggfl fx 'QX ii, 7 Asia 0,-LE. .1 , my fi g 1 SS L22 5 fi? ' 7 gs 421295 . ! ki 2355552 1 i If, L HEQEE5! Xiu? Q 22 wi -155 3: 3352 gi Aff: 5 EE, if! 5 W rw ' E 23 s 5? 1 5 31125 .N ,E LCWER CLASSES yi sg Qxs X. ,xr Lx x w ,,f s S S' lvl Qu. Mr. David Heinlein, Head- master, Principal. Fin! Rfzw' Mrs. Anne Kenney, Miss Rosanna Starr, Mrs. Helen Haneox, Mrs. Louise YYarr, Mrs. Margaret Jaquish. Second Row: Mr. David Heinlein, Mr. Frank Sperduto, Mrs. Ruth Eby, Mrs. Eleanor Van Vechten, Mrs. Gar- denia Lipman, lN1rs. Elizabeth Ellis, Mrs. Ella Kehoe. ' M rs. Philip Kehoe. l'l1 l'mrlsm,-lznvulmnx, Slilwvll, Ncss. .S'rfm1riRn11'.' Milliken, i,f'Ilkf'lE, Silx'm'rst:'in, Bo Flrxvl Rum: Liplllilll. Swmrzfl Run M arshnll, Burton. 'lhzrrl Nuff I42llldShl'I'g. SEVENTH GRADE xl Ix'mw.' Smyth, Clonpc-rnmn, lmxmcishm-rg, Stow-r, Alwrm-tlmy, Margolis, cllmr, Nh. Spvnllxlo, 'l'm'n l31'uc'n'k, I 1'c'c'clII1u11, Mau-shall, Lipllmll. ...n-n1.l41. , ,..4 - - f:00lX'l'lTl2Hl, Tvn Bnwfk, Smyth First Row: lNic Cain, Resta, Hankins, Drew, Philips, Hearn, Wintersteiner, Shapiro. Second Roux' Kaufman, Buckley, Wilson, Connolly, Mrs. Ellis, Varady, Pepper, Pastore, Shoemakerulohnson. SIXTH GRADE Fmt Row: Wintersteiner. Hearn. Srmrza' Row: Conolly, MC Cain, Shoemaker, VVilson, Pastore. Third Row: Resta, Shapiro Buckley. Stzzrzdzing' Pepper. ...QA Af fr ,,,...- S s - mv . me .-4' ,1 N-mill., 40 I . , M, N ,,,, Sflllllilillff Vargyus, W'arshaw Smith. Hunt. SmIfr1'.' Uhthrock Tuvkcr, Mzitusz, Cahill. FIFTH GRADE lfnxl lfmrf Cahill, Strauss, 'l'um'km'r, l isl1v1', Rosvnlliul, Mntusz, Uhlhrm'k. llunl. Smith. Sfflllllf li'rfz1'.'Kii's1'l1,'l'r'n lirm-Ck, Wzirsllnw, lJUIl1lt'Illi0, Mrs. Kr-lim-,-lgumlis, Vourlwvs, V2iI'gy'llS, Howlvy, Ainsliv. an-.4 f... 43.4 l. - Fzml Row: Shapiro. Freedman Burton Howley Keller Czarda C ycngo Nulereli. Smnzf1' Row' Landsberq HC1IllClH Welse Nekon Mrs Vin Vechten Pezxchefz McCormick, Sicom FOURTH GRADE Fin! Row: Sicora, Freedman Swmrzn' Row: McCormick, Hein- lein, Third Row: Czarda, Weiss. Peachcy. Stzznding: Mrs. Var Vechten. l n.xl lx'uzfx' l'c'm'm', Cllczlsoll, Wvcl- lvr: .S'ww1fllf1f11'.' Uvlvnll, Drcvv Kuvglvs, Nivlscn, Bowvr. 'lhllill fm: XIQIVQYLIS, Knylvr, 'l'm'kcl', Nfilsun, N1t'SSill1l. lfllllfffl Run' M rs. IAIHIIZIII, Hcrlin, Hzllvn. THIRD GRADE lfnxl ln'fm'.' Nivlwn, Uillum, xvllllghilll, lx11'SSiII2i,.l2lSi0IlllWSl'ii, llrvw, I3ms'cl', Q Y 'lin lu 1, Kaylvl, XVZIVQYLIS, I vlxrc. .S'um1fllm1w.' XN'c'lIm'r', l'wrIin, NN'ilsm1, Scillin. Mrs. Liplllilll, l,i'll'2lll, KcJx':u's,Glvz1sor1, Hzxxvn. Fm? Row: Heaton, O'Hri6n, Denker, Rosenfeld. Sffflfllf Rnzfx' Stuart, Bennett SiCOF2l,' Nlrs. Hancox, Resta, Hanson. SECCND GRADE Mrs. Haneox, Stuart, Heaton, Denker, Bennett, Resta. 44M i A 'Y X 1-ll Qi.. 11 nniv--f--' r t i 1 l'xI'Cd0I'il'kS, M ulsum ot 0, M illcl Bvrlin, Hcinlcin, Strauss. Sc-rin SECOND GRADE l n.xl Ifnzfn' Sf'l'iIl. Kinvy, Hcinlvin, Sc-id:-I, Millcr, Mzllsllrllfvlmm. Srmml Rum' Strauss, lfrvclc-l'ic'ks, Nlrs. lilly. Berlin. i4 First Row: Snow, Lynch, Criss, Kayler, Ainslie, Serin. Seronrl Row: Callahan Crassas, Kesckcs, Mrs. VVarr, McCormick, Penccyjasionowslci. FIRST GRADE QQ McCormick, Criss, Serin, Kayler, Callahan, Kesckes, Crassas, Pence, Jasionowski, Ainslie. Lynch, Snow. 46 l'mm laji In Ilvgflff Iuup'1ss'1 1- 9 -2 1. 2 zlgno, zllllllllillgx Bl'l'klIl - Sz ' cs, Nivlsvn. FIRST GRADE N, lq,,,,,,- lllilltlll. Szvlvs, Hyvk, lmlxpnsszlkis, Bi'l'kl'nllll. Swrfrlrl Rmw: Cm unzngmu, Nit'lSl'Il, l I'l'l'CiIIl2iIl, cjllIIlIIliHgS. 'lh11fflx'n1w.' Mrxllzlqllish. Firs! Row: Freedman, Heller, Canmore, Phelps, Strauss, Hazen, Gerber. Smmd X Row: Hendry, Wieser, Zucconi, Mrs. Kenney, Winter, Leehevalier, Aitken. KINDERGARTEN ?' , ,ww ., dgzrsiifi Q50 Q '17 ,gffi ,,., H5 Hendry, VVe1ler, Freedman. S Cantore, Aitken. .....: 'rn- W 48 31 'Wiki in wwf' Wif'sc'1', Mc'l.1'zln, Whitnvy Kcsckvs, Kuufrll, Zzlwudsky. ' .5 C .3 Q KINDERGARTEN l 1n'l IXJIIIFI Wicsc-r, Zzlwadsky, K2lllfiK'll,.Il1lil1S, Kziylcr. SFKUIIIX Row: Ke-sckes, N12lIgl'1lll0, Uvr'sIc'l, Niiss Starr, Whilnvy, Mc'l.c'z1l1, Brindis. M A . ff .www-My MW A , if S' t n ACTIVITIES , as . Q5 gg xi X x ,Bw fri wa k ' 'if A A iii x X K 'Qi R S E fi , iz 'mu 2 . Q QP , ,. Q.-1 fx Ri: NI Magix X, Xe X N 4' n V . . I--M , , ,,w SX fn x 1 'le' X i ns,',,4n-,i 1 'V' A Q V, -I .1 Q., I X - x 1,4 u . 'xp' 'I 4 fa , ' sr ..-, Q A . ,fp J.: , 0 ,eff It Y Q .,.i,, 4 Q 1, 4.. , A STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council at Work: Quackenboss, Smith, W., Karshmer, B., Miller, Karshmer, A., Struk, Hancox, Gunkle, Piscatelli, Stephen, Messina, Wooten. This year's Student Council worked completely on parliamentary procedure and proved to be one of the best in Prep's history. There were frequent meet- ings of the council, giving the student body a greater chance to participate in the government. The officers of the Student Council were elected at the end of the previous year. Steve Hancox, on the Independent ticket, was installed as president. The other members of the student council came from the Progressive Party. They were Joe Messina, Vice-Presi- dent, Bunny Karshmer, Secretary, and Danylo Struk, Treasurer. The class elections provided the other members of the Student Council. Dave Stephen and Andy Pis- eatelli were elected as representatives from the Senior Class. Billy Smith and Arthur Karshmer were elected from the junior Class while Bruce Gunkle and Irving Quackenboss represented the Sophomores. The ninth and eighth grades elected Bruce Miller and Sid Woo- ten respectively. The social activities ofthe school were started by the council with a barbecue and a 'dance. This was followed by many other successful dances throughout the year. I Also through the efforts of the council the students benefited in a longer lunch period. Intramural bas- ketball was added by the Student Council to enlarge the social curriculum. The Council this year worked together with the Key Club in establishing a new constitution for the school. Having only a very old copy of the constitu- tion, the Council passed many amendments to make the constitution workable for a higher form of student democracy. Striving toward giving the studentsmore say in the government, the Student Council worked in co- operation with the faculty to make Rutgers Prep one of the best self governed student bodies. lc'111 111' SlllCl4'Ill 11111111111 Stvu' ll11111'11x, I11s1c 11111111-il OH11'1'1's S1001 In Uisvuss 1 Nvxx l'1-11l1l1'111: N'1t'SSillQl, K2ll'Sll llll'lg, li., lig1111'11x, Sllkllk. XN'l1411's 11 1111111141 l11'. lJ.11'1'Q' Pis- 1 1l1'll1, 511-11111-11. l'l'l'l1ll'X lx111sl11111'1' 111141 ll'l'.lS- 1111'1' Sl1'11k I,1111kCJw'1' Books, .,,,f xx 5,1 X rx an 4 'V .ii Editor Addresses Stuff 1'lIi7IX'l' Rozt':ChQi1pn, Hg-inlg-in, Smyth, Holsten. Se't'rn1fl1t'uzf'.' SlI'Lll'i,tI2ll'0lDSUIl, liunting Hzineox. ilylliflf Rona' Anekstein, Kziufelt. lfruzrllz Rnzw: Levy. Heldrieh, l.ip1nzn Cireenherg, Upton, Thonipson, Goldsmith, Conrad, lloegstedt. IjllSK'lltl4'l'i. Fifi 1t'nzw.' Sehirlier, Bushel, Stover. Long, Schwartz, VVintersteiner, Gildzir, Knrslinie .-X. Szxllz l3fmu' liertinnn. l'lIU7lf.' Nl:-ssiini. l think it will lX'UlG1f'. lll'llL't'.ufil1I1lill'. Sclnnitt. Meeting Ad Deadline-:Conrad, Kznrsh- iner, IS., liertnnin, Amidst the Confusion ol' the opening of the 1956-57 school year, the Ye lliul stall'ztmbitiously begun the pre- paration ol' the '57 Ye Dial. The staff was heucied liylloe lWessina.. editor-in-Chief, under the su pervision of Miss Nancy Wlirr and Mrs. Antoinette Rooda. Florence Schmitt proved herself to he :in invaltmhle member ofthe staff. Her zxeetiruey in punctuation und spelling as well as her excellent writing were un asset. Bunny Karshmer. business nizinziger, worked long hours getting ads from the various businessmen ol' the nresi. He did 21 wonderful kioli oligetting the cash in on tinie. Freddy Sehzitznizin, pliotogrziphy editor. took innny informal shots for the yearbook. Vic' Stilwell, nrt editor, did the layout for the book. The liditorinl Board extends thanks to the entire Sill- dent hody. XYithout lllC'll'Sl1IJl3UI'l the hook would he ini- possible. livvllill do you think we should do. Fred? Stilwell, Seh.itz1nz1n. YE DIAL S XlCCIlVl'lYlC HOQXRIJ lm-1' B N1l'SN, mm I.. ' ' ' lkI4'.KLll'NIl . ,. IA-ll lu Rlxgl1l,f.u1 N1issXN'.u11, Mu, RumI.u, Slilwc-ll. Sc l1.llf H1'llIll.lll,SI'llllliII, Q Yr' Dial lidilm' M vssinzx is O X81 i-ff. H- W.-if Argo Stull' Coffs Un' Jn Jw Al wvll and lN1c'ssim1 C'0Illil'I' with 'Nlrs Wlilsott. r Nvws Srhwztrtz, Holstcn, Schmitt, DiI,z1lo, l,., Cfonrncl, xvlI1IPI'Sll'iIll'Ii, Nlztrgolis, Smyth. -Xrgo lfclitor Si'llXX'.lI'll. ll1lS vcutr thc Argo stall workvcl lor thc' st pnpvr Pr:-p has c'x'cr su-ri. lfollowing' thc tclvicw' oi thc' Columbia Scltolastic' Prcsi Xssovizttioti, thc strtlli was zthlcf to print mort' Ill.1IC'I'1kll without um' tdclvcl cost. 'l'hc pztpcr 4 xx is put out through thc' cllorts ol thc- lzditor- 111-ffhivii, Ric'l1ztrcl Svltwurtf. and tht- Class lclitors. .Ioscfph Mcssiiin. l,ot11sv lltlqtlo. J, , l lorcncc' Schmitt. .incl l ctci XN111tc't'stt'11ic't'. 'l'lu- stall' was gthlc' to put out vclitions ltstcr siucc thc Cllttss llclitors wcrm' ahh' zlssistcwl hx 'jon Margolis, Stvvc- llolstcn and Ronald tyth, hlcrlv Sl'l1llliIIlilf'PI4 took ox'c'r tht- l1l'XX'ly tormcd joh oi' C'opx lidlllll Ri l cl C our td 1 A C mr I 'Q xx is lltilfl oil thc- imliotogrupliy clcpzxrtrm-nt. . X , It IlIlllCI' L ptott liurtcllccl ther mm' lolz oi fior- rm NPUllCl4'IlC'P Editor, who 4-xc'l1zu1gc's lcttcrs with othvr schools and km-px in c'orit'tt't with iormvr Pit-In stticlcnts. The papcr also hurl .1 limi typ- ing' stall and as in past ycztrs. it had thc' cxvvl- 14111 ttsslstullvc' of Xlrs N1'11'Q'tl'n't Vvilsoti who s thc lltvtiltx' advisor. . 4 S1lIIlllll.x1.II 1 . ., . . . Jw . Uxf lfclilmx Rf-.ul Pllltlfk THE ARGO X.lIl! N1K'l'IN mill: .Xngu 51.111 Il.1m'ux, cQlK't'llIJl'I'Q, LVIJIUII, l,ip111.111, liuslnl fx! lf ff.- I.f-u,N1M.S1nnx1ln, Rim, l3il..1!fr. I.- llmuvllll. SVIIIIUII. lsfllllffl lm-.'.'S1ilxwII. 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Roux' Bernstein, Thode, Curo, Greenwald. Thompson, Holsten, Leyowitv, Srliirber, Swann! Roux' Greenberg. Hancox. Lee, Nlilliken, Jacobson, Ries, Levy, Dusclioflc, Kviun, llzirtley. 'Illini Run lficrmonti. Heldrich. Tornkinson, Searls, K21llliPll. Heclit. Anelcstein. Klacolns. Fnzulll Ruff- Kacly. Brodsky. Bunting. Riddering. Schmitt. F.. Stover, Fifth Roux' Colden, Coldsniith, Rackinill. lA'2lYill. UDIUH. HdWOI'llL SIIXUY RUIIY' LOHQ. Stcphcn,l-laniclsky, Strllk. llocgstcdt, S1'l't'IIflI Roux' Uurkin, Burke, Roworth. Moreland.Nielscn. A GLEE CLU B This year's Clee Club was larger and more successful than ever before. Under the able dir- ection of Mrs. Durkee, many Prep students worked diligently from early October to the beginning of December. Practices were held every Thursday during Activities Period in the study hall. It was the common sound to hear the Clec Club members humming Christmas Carols and anthems through the halls of Prep. All the hard work culminated in a Christmas Concert held on December 7. The gym was filled with eager parents and friends and the spirit and magic of Christmas time were in the air. Mr. Moffat and some ofthe boys had set up a stage,and Christmas trees placed near there added to the Christmas feeling. The Clee Club sang about fourteen sel- ections. Bobby Fiermonti's solo, 'LSweet Little Jesus Boy , was well received by everyone. Mrs. Durkee also sang a solo as a part of I Wfonder As I W7ander.,, The chorus from the Lower School also participated in the program. Essential to the success of the program, was Mr. Dumarae, the faculty advisor, who worked diligently each rehearsal. A lot of credit belongs to the two pianists, Nancy Haworth and Betsy Kady. ,.. J? ,,,, ,. ,..,,....-ww ' W fx m 5 A x H- . S.f'i k ' .. if VK Si X - sf . TX-Q Q-.. f 1 xxx f ' R?-Fda gag? K xy ,. f AQ' 1 1 .4-'43 y F Q fy, j'A v , . N N Q, iQ O X S xx X N X XM 0 5 Qi N X .XX x -L, Q Q - - - 'tx -:Nw ,.,.x K ff xx 1 X V X X Q W X Q sxym Q X X x XR S CHEMISTRY CLUB ii Tho mc'mlJc'rs of thc' Che-m Club this year luxvc shmxu quite' :ui intcrvst in their activities. MIA. D21YiCl. tht- vlulfs ntlvisur, lvl thf' IUCIIll7CI'S exploit' thc' livld of lxllt'llllSlI'f' l'urthc'i' thzui Class pcriufls would pcrmit. A IDl'lIl'llIlQ cummittu cn ihlt cl thc club 0 ' 4 clvnt ul' Mr. llztvic-t. Thvy mt-t on XVcdm-scltiy Wllll lxlillkllll l.c'x'owitz prvsicliuq over tht' lirst YC'IllC9lt'I'iS IIlt't'lIIlgS .incl lfgnrl Nvilsffu Ctlllflllfllllg thc- me-vtings ul tht sc-vmicl st'1m'stc'1'. lhc' first planning COXIIIIIIIICC St-urls whilc' tht' svvuiicl om' was hcttclccl by liciuisc' t'm1sist4'cl ull .xI'lt'Ilt' Ul'c'c'11lJc'1'g. vice' llI't'Slfl0l1l.Allxllllllklt lvptuu. Rlt'll4lI'Cl clttllllltl. lmuist' Dilullu. and Szlllx' W ' -' ' 2 X ' ' t lw mdcpcn- lbllglltb. .'Xrlt'm' CiI't'C'IllJK'l'g, B2lI'l34lIi4l liipmuu, Nlzirtin ' 1,4-wmitz. Zlllfltltlll Margolis ziiclvcl lmuisc. Bztrlmznrzi . , , . . , T- Cll lillllllllll and Sttllx' Sc-urls both lille-cl thc' lub of sccrv- . , Q'l1ff'H'HlN'n'NT'V .ul , I K V Q- V Q 1 ' Im!! in Rlgfllf Cn't'c'1il3Cl'q, lmvowllz, l,ll.2!lU, li.. Suu 1.115 cluruig thv pun, It I 'B U mm K 'llhc' fluh was uligriuit lwrivlit to its Illt'IIllJQ'I'S. 'llmhm' I ' livsimlvs tha-ii' IlllIIlCIgtlllS c'xpt'r'i1u4'i1ts in thc lziliclmtcwy, tht x plgiiixivcl trips tooutslclvlz1lJu1'z1tm'14'srilspcwlzil lIllt'Igt'Nl, .Xiurmg thc' imm' pupulzxr of thc Clulfs cxpvri- mcnts wma' llhllilllg hzuicl lotion. soup. livclmqcri pm'- uxiclv, sy IlIllt'llt' l'lll7lJtxI'. clyvs, inks, lJOllI1ClIlg putty .mtl pin: ippla 4 t ict 4 . .SS .I ..4 'l'ht' vlula wis Cllllli' s11c'4'c'sslt1l lJCCfill9l' it wis 'ui 4 , , , 4 . 4 . 4 Ul'!l2lIIl!4lllt7Il run hy thc' stuclvuts, Oli t'ot1I'scf. withuut X111 l7g1x'ia't's wc'lc'omvcl ztflvivv. Prvp might lxi without L1 lgili Il tlXkQ ,,4' Cha-ni Club Wforks Expcrimrnt Fmt lulflw frlflf Dilizllo, L., Neilson. Schmitt, Margolis. Dunne-nko, Gutowski. l.4-vmwitx. llm-gstc-clt. .S'v4w1fl lfllrffz' Lipnizm, B., G1'ccnlJt-rg, Upton, Bronfnian, R., Smith, R.,I., Twitcht-ll. Ccmrucl. Ollicers of Science Club lmll In flvQ,Il.' Sl'llW2ll,il', Schalzman, Wooten, Mr. llaviel, Thompson, D, Science Club V linfli limit: Schatlman, R., Wooten, Bale, Wfarr. Sfmnzl 'Ihml limi: llowlcv, Dil,alo, A., Thompson, Schwalje. 2, SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club did well during the lirst semester. We met every Tuesday during activities period and Mr. Daviet helped us with our various experiments. We were dealing with fields covering electricity, chemistry, and astronomy. We took a trip to Hayden Planetar- ium during Christmas vacation and en- joyed it thoroughly. We saw an amateur presentation ofthe constellations which was quite interesting in the school library. The officers who presided most of the time were: Sid Wooten, presidentg Richard Schatzman, both vice president and chairman ol' the planning committeeg and jerry Schwalje, secretary. The Club was made up of people from many grades who entered by means of writing a five hundred word composition on any phase of science. The members had an unwritten set of rules to which everyone was asked to abide. NVQ' did several experiments. We made magnets, hydrogen and nutty putty, among several other things. Drxlr: Levine, Heinlein, Ruttiger. Weiss. Although the Advanced Chem Club had been in existence for two years, this was the first year that it had been successful. The mem- bership was confined to persons who had taken chemistry before. The club consisted of nine members. They were Alan Rackmillhlohn Maffett, Mar- tin Bertman, Merle Schiffmayer, Sharon Ries, Aaron Medinets, Nancy Haworth, Ed Otken, and Richard Schwartz. The elections for officers were held at the beginning and end of the first semester. Pre- siding as president the first semester was Richard Schwartz, with Merle Schiffmayer elected as-'vice president. The second semester the club elected Marty Bertman and Ed Otken Advanced Chem Club Members Watch Experiment Bertman, Schiffmayer, Maffett, Haworth. Van Degraff Medinets. ADVANCED CHEM CLUB president and vice president respectfully. During the first semester, t e club worked diligently in presenting a play which was en- titled All Wet. It was presented to the Sci- ence Club and the Chemistry Club during activities period. Alan Rackmill starred in the role of Phineas T. Vaccuum, and he was assisted by his famous German colleague Herr T.U. Tonik played by Ed Otken. Some of the experiments involved in the play were: the mutation of water from one color to another by a few magic words, in- flammable ice, hard water, and explosive soap bubbles. During the second semester many trips were taken to various chemical industries. Advanced Chem Club Presidents Bertman, Schwartz. +409 Advanced Chem Studies Mr. Daviet, Schwartz, Maffett Otkel Ries, Rackmill, Haworth, Bertmax . H 'Xsl1111111111x fIl11I1l,is11-11111181111111 'lfxl l1'1f11' Kx.1111. ll1l,.1l11,.X..W1'ixx, ip111.111, R 511111111 llhlffl' l'QlNS'fll'lll l1l1l.11, XN'.11 1. .S'!fnnll111j.' 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Imng, V-LLIIUIIIPSUII D., Lcvowitz, BI'UI1fLIIl2lIl, R., Iihr-r, R., Simkin. JXIILIIQFIC Slruk, Sabirm, Gum, Gunklfz I,m'nvy. Nc-ss. MYTHOLQGY CLUB MECHANICAL DRAWING CLUB Ml'C'L12iI1if'2il Dmwing Club Huvgslccll, Mx: lX1uiTg1l, Nlcffuill, G.. 'I'hon1psm1, U., Imalvitl. K TBD? SIVHZAIIKQI Kvzun. Bc'r11slc-in, Hcldriclm, Imvy, Bunting. .S'l11z1fl1'ng is N.1 q . 1cA5mT ...:3: ,,1 Viflillillll Club 'l'wiIr'I1f-ll, f,l1u11'kc'11l1r1ss, llzlllumx, c:llIONX'Ski, Cox, Clmvslcrg lJllllll,x1l,N1Il Hut. NAVIGATION CLUB l51'1'11slc'il1, Kvnm, l.1'r', Klulvl. fglllihlllilll, Bllshvl, YIYIIUIIIIJSOII, D., Cfg11'l1111, .'Xlldi'l'SllI1, Hm'i11lc'i11, N1iHik1'll,'l'UlIlkillSl7Il, .S'lr111fl111g.' Nvsx, DRAMATICS CLUB l711111111I14's I n 3 ! . E ,gin 1 4 41 H -, , 4 l'- , .A max s X I gk M s ' f q X 1 ru My iii? if E5 Q I ' i K lx QQ X .,....--v ,, k:-, V 4-H '- 'f f '.- I LU.: E lu .gif ,E J f .93 nh Lua ,.- , xx c t S 1 J. .gi itll S? 4- Z AT , ,Q I W .ffl Q 'fig 1 -'Z 5 . fiarzv ,1 . ff-, . 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HC savcd ntany goals hy his grcat clcfcnsiyc play. Prcp fans arc looking forward to sccing hint in avtion ncxt ycar. lirucc' Gunklc. the third returning lvttcrrntan, was thc' right halfhack. llis out- standing ahility and strong foot wcrcf rt'- sponsihlt' for niany lintf plays. 'l'hc' lclit lialflvatrk wasllinnny liurkt-. A-Xlthough this was his first yt'ar playing sot't't'r. hc' proyvd an assvt to tht' tvain. llv oy:-rcunnc' his inc-xpcric'nc'c-. and his tinicly kivks wcrc' a grvat hvlp to Preps ollbnsc-. 'l'h4- two insidvs wvrc' Dirk Gutowslii and Slvyt' llancox. Uivk, a l'.G. from l'llt'llllIlt1lUIl lligh Sc'hool.lat'kc'd tfxpvr- SOCCER icncv sincc this was also his first ycar play- ing soc'Ct'r. HC and Stcyc wcrv ncccssaty lavtors in Prc-p's oflicfnsivc play. The fullharks. Bohhy Bronfinan and Kcn Treat. wcrc' kvy int-n in Prc'p's dv- lbnsci Coming from South Rivcr this ycar. Kc-n soon adaptcd and hccanic a clcfbnsivc standout. Bohlyy Bl'OIlliIIlilIl, an cx-High- land Park studvnt, was thc' othvr fullhavk. His linv spirit and strong foot hvlpvd tht- Littlc' Scarlct in Inany a tight situation. Bob l'lilZfxli2lS was this ycar's goalie: This was liolfs first lllllt' playing soc't'Cr. but hc proycfd his ahility and saycd xnany potcntial vnc-Iny goals. lioh also proyvd hirnst-lf' a colnpctcfnt wing, and playvd scycral gaintts at that position. This yc'ar's wings wcrv Stcyc llolstvn and Al 'llhodcx Stcyv, lacing only a Sopho- morc. shown-d grvat promise- for tht' liuturc. Although his floot was not too strong his spirit tnort' than Illilfll' up for it. Al 'l'hodc', a junior. had grvat spvt-d and a good loot. rllhcsr- wcrc' grvat asscfts to this yc-ar's tvatn. Pre-p had strong rc'sc'ryt's this yvar and Cfoavh O'Clonnc'll could always insvrt tht-In W'llCI'C nc't'dc'd. Bunny Karshinvr. llayc' lWorCland and liarl Nivlsvn wvrn' uscd hasicially as fnlllzavks. lay Goldsmith. , Jakc '1ill0lHI,3SUIl. and Doln Curtin wc-rc' thc vc-rsatilc' rf-scryvs who playvd hoth in thc linc or at halflxacik. .Xl'l'l1otlt- lirttcv Unnklv Stn-yn' llolstvn IN ' lu Q 1 r . ' fp Q A lb liH1'f!'v i-3 iE f, i 3 if jlf AME' f 1 5 I ii ,T J YM , lv ' 3 x P ' V' ' iv Q BQ 3' f 0 5 fxX 4 ? ' 5 3 AM , -W , .vw ' , sw, '+ 'ff. 'U' ' np' o sth? 6 fn, 1 rm T F' my fi-T' fiffii, 1' f ms mb we 0 fu. A F Q ,Rm 1 .KSN-'ax-awp-. N K -L I S8illLI Jim N1lll'I'iU' .Mmdy Pisvzxlvlli 1 K-ml up Ilu-rv, Ronnic-F f l'x'c'rxm1c' IIIUYCS will-11 Iimmx um llllfvllgll. N'1llI'I'2l3'.llzwkuwill, N1l'SSiIl.l, 7? Frm' lmll' XX ho ll gmt llnrf fYrslQ'ljz1c'kuxx'itz, Burkc ' Piscillclll BASKETBALL . 2 nnmy llurke Max Kamm f'Monkey Feldman The l.ittle Scarlet, once again car- ried on it's winning ways by compiling a ll-ll record. Over the past five years Prep has piled up a really admirable 06-138 win lost record, which ranks among the county's best. Although this was far from the best record the boys have had, they did pile up some impressive victories. 'l'hey easily out distanced a scrappy Newark-Rutgers quintet, and also piled up their highest point output ofthe year by thoroughly trouncing Admiral Far- ragut, 96-77. As usual, Prep displayed quite an array ofoutstanding ball players. Ronnie Iackowilz and .jim Murray ran second and third in county scoring while Andy Piscatelli chipped in with some excellent defensive and offensive work as well as being the top reboundcr. Wlhile averaging 22 counters a game, Ronnie broke the magic 1000 point mark for his three year high school basketball career. Starting the season with an easy 00-55 victory over St. Mary's of South Amboy, Prep dropped their next game to the lowering Peddie school quintet. Despite the 015-70 score, this was perhaps Prep's liest all around court showing ofthe year. l,itlle 0' 2 Ronglackowitz managed to outseore Peddie's 6' 8 all-stater Doug Kistler, and fi' 7 Dan Berry, by throwing in 29 points. Jimmy Murray also had a fine day by cutting the cords for 26 counters. Traveling down to Pennington, the l.ittle Scarlet seemed to have the ballgame well in hand by entering the fourth quar- ter with a 9 point margin over Penn- ington's first class ball club. but loose de- fensive work and little drive on the offensive helped Pennington overcome the deficit and go ahead to win by a 78-70 count. The O,Connellmen should have added at least two more knotchcs to their gun if it had not been for poor perfor- mances against Admiral Farra-gut and South River. The best local team that Prep faced was a well-rounded, well- drilled Sayreville squad which easily dumped the loose playing Prepsters by a 70-48 count. 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YOUNG'S New Brunswick's Fine Store Youill Enjoy Shopping at Young's Kilmer 5-2848 KIRCHER Dry Cleaners - Dyers - Tailors 104 Easton Ave. New Brunswick, NJ. For Prescriptions ZAJAC,S PHARMACY 223 - 225 George St. New Brunswick Phone KI 5-0582 BEST WISHES: JOHNNIE'S COFFEE SHOP Hamburgers Our Specialty 38 Easton Ave. New Brunswick Compliments ryf DR. AND MRS. NATHAN KARSHMER JENNIE JELIN TRAVEL AGENCY 54 Paterson St., New Brunswick For Fashion First THE HOUSE OF FASHION KI 5-4395 George and Albany St. CH 94323 New Brunswick lll Somerset St. New Brunswick GUYS SN DOLLS FRANK INZANO Imported and Domestic fine fashions. . .tots to teens Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries 89 Church Street New Brunswick, NJ. Phone 2-1214 Compliments U A FRIEND ' A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND A FORD DEALER in Sayreville Compliments of GUSSIE'S LUNCHEONETTE Compliments of EAST BRUNSWICK LUMBER CO. South River, NJ. FI XLER'S MEN'S WEAR For the Discriminaling Man 343 George St. New Brunswick Tel. KILMER 5-0645 or CHARTER 7-2876 Over Sixty Years Experience HARKINS SL VICTORY CO. Real Estate 81 Insurance of all Types 6 Kirkpatrick St. New Brunswick, New Jersey Comjyliments QF THE DAILY HOME NEWS and THE SUNDAY HOME NEWS 'A' at ul' The Raritan Valley Family Newspapers STM SUPPLY CO., INC. C 21 flllllfllfi Qf Pipes - Fill' iqs A Valves MR- 85 MRS- Indust 'al Supplies P th Amboy, NJ. GEORGE HAMELSKY SWIFT CLEANERS INC. Co1n,b!1'mfnl.f Same Day SCWILC Qffl Cush 8: Carry Dise unt Frzend 101 Pats sb St 425 Ra t A . n ve. Ne B uuswick, NJ. Highland Park, NJ. Phone KI 5 1020 591 -- 3 George St. New Brunswick NEW METHOD BEAUTY PARLOR PARK TIRE SERVICE Expert Bezlutieians Sunoco Service 191 Easton Avenue Kllmer 5-7561 CH 7,9341 South River 6-2427 jul. NEWBERRY CO. MYTNICK BROS. George St. Texaco Cas 8: Oil New Brunswiek 377 XVashington Road Suyreville, NJ. omlbliments 0 FRIEND MUELLER AND NEW, INC. MGNTAUK JEWELERS' t jewelers . ' . 135A1banvStrect al- 2 I '- , . Nm K. l . 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