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THE FACULTY Srutnl : Sluuiliug: Swlmf: Slumliug: Messrs. Thomas Wfilkinson, Warren Rohrcr, jr., the Rev. Robert L. Clayton, Messrs. Robert C. Robinson, Donald R. Willianis. Messrs. Willmn R. lJe.1nu. Harold D. Nicholls. james li. XVinters, john LQ. LJl.I1lLCll'I1.1I1, Darwin Leitz Qubsentj. T1-Ili STAFF Messrs. Walter Brown, Warren Rohrer, jr., Bcnycw DeMott, William V. Kibbe. Mr. Russell Hoekenbury, jr., Miss Henrietta Schenck, Mrs. Willi.x1i1 Tielxner, Mrs. B. Dr-Mott, Mrs. Winters, R. N.. Miss limmn Selwill, the Rev. Robert L. Clayton. Absent: Mrs. H. D. Nicholls, Mrs. Robert Vcit, Messrs. lfraneis l5r.1in, Rene L,1l'oinLe, Mrs. H. Reuter. E71
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Elite flilass uf 19513 CLASS HISTORY HN September 1944, the Class of 1950, began with Roger Conduit, a lad from Jersey City. He proved to be a iournalist and a mathematician. The following year, Donald Van Etten from New York arrived. He was elected president of his class five times. His courtesy and willingness won for him the Brown Cup. The year 1946 introduced three boys to the class: Thomas T. Tingle from Haddonfield, N. J., who won athletic honors, Peter Basilion from Brooklyn, who shone as a dancer, Ralph Lien from New Brunswick, who was the silent man. During the year, a Palmyra gentleman, William Horner, ioinecl the group. He became a standout on the farm as well as in leadership. There now appeared on the scene, Walter Mahn from Bound Brook, who despite his mental ability, manifested a variety of conduct. ln September 1948, three of the biggest boys entered the class. John Turner from Peapack, endowed the school with the spirit of music. The tallest boy, Richard Clarvoe, from Somerville, N. J., thrilled us as a football and baseball hero. Allan Whatley, Jr., from East Orange, N. J., became the class scholar and Romeo. It was in the month of September, 1949 that Alan Block arrived from Brooklyn. He was the money-man of his class. How he could make easy money! At the same time, there appeared Jack Taylor Schuler of Glen Ridge, N. J. He became the class iester due to his inimitable funny quips. Anthony D'Apolito of Peapack, completed the class. His gentility and ath- letic prowess made him a welcome member of the group. E81
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