Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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1871 1872. 1373 1880. 1881 1882 1889 1890. 1891 1398 T399 1900 Senior Editors of the Scarlet Letter. 1871-1904. GEORGE S. DL'RX'EE. Z 111 C11-IARLES H. STEELE.. X qu FRED. E. ALLEN. A Y 1874. JOHN W. SE.xR1N1:, A cp 1875. 1'1OWARD G1LLEs1'1E, A K E 1876. W11.1.1.xx1 L, SKINKLE-. Z 111 1877. HERMAN W. VANDERPOEL, X cp 1878. ROBERT W. PRENTISS, A Y 1879. E. CARMEN SCUDDER, A qi: PIERRE ST. JOHN G1LLEs1f1E, A K E JOHN F. MCXX-'11.1.1.xA1. B G H JOHN POWELL PH11.1.11'. X 111 1885. FRE11 W. CUTTER. Z qi 1884. W11.1.1Ax1 H. LVSTER, X cp 1885. LEw1S B. C11.xx11zER1..x1N, A Y 1886. STEP1-IEN D. DENIAREST, A Q19 1887. L0U1S B. HASBROUCK, A K E 1888. PIARRY R, ANDERSON, X 11: JAMES FOUNTAIN, Z 111 CHARLES W. HULST, X cp JAMES W. THOMPSON, A cb 1892. FRANK MALVEN, A cp 1893. EDGAR I. MCCULLY, A K E 1894. HERBIAN C. WEBER, B GJ H 1895. 1896. 1897. GARRET VAN CLEEE, X 11: C. W1LLARD VOORHEES, Z 111 WILLARD P. CLARK, X KD. AUGUSTUS H. SHEARER, A qu CHARLES T. COWENHOVEN, A cb OLIVER D. MANN, A K E 1901. FRANK W. RUSSUM, B Q H 1902. CORTLANDT H. BONNEY, Z 111 1903. 1904. 13 A CHARLES ROBERT BLUNT, X xljf HARRX' BAREMORE ANGUS, X fb

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chair, and in 1882 he became Professor of Experimental Mechanicsf His ambition Was now fully satisfied, and these tyvo chairs have been Hlled by him up to tlhe present -time. In 1888 the lhonorary degree of Doctor of Phil- osophy was conferred on hi-m by Union College. In 1890 he established ia regular electrical course, having been induced to do so by the n-u-merous students he had had under him taik-ng special private courses in electricity. In the fall of 1897 Doctor Van Dyck was given complete charge of the Senior Electricals, who had previously been in the hands of an assist- ant. At the urgent request of theTrustees of the College, in June, 1901, Doctor Van Dyck con- sented to act as dean, and the duties of that oflice as president of the self-government board, have been discharged by him to the complete satisfaction of the faculty and the student body. His kindly interest in each student who has ever come under his instruc- tion, has endeared him to the hearts of all that have ever known him in the pleasant relations that exist between professor and student.

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