Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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ZZ 1 1 -1 TJ 141 A il El F.: .figs 1 .Ti ,:1 is 'Y cf 'L ' X fb , -A . 5 l' 5 L ' ' ' ,E 'E IE Board of Trustees gg, P l EX-OFFICIO 1 H15 EXCELLENC1' EDWARD l. E1111'ARnS .......................... .... T renton F1 Goifvrzznr of lhc Stale of .Vow Jersey QE HON. XVILLIAM S. GU11A1ERE, LL.11...' ...... i ...... ........... .... N ewark Chief f11.1Ii1'1' of lh-' .Slalc nf .Nero fvrsvy El, - HON. THOMAS F. KICCR.-XN, LL.D ................... h .............., .... T r enton lil' E: .-1Itomay-Ger:1'1'11l Of the Sian' 01' New Jersey 12 7:3 E BY ELECTION , sg REV. 1V1LL1A11 H. S. IDEMAREST, 11.11, LL.D ...... ........ ...... . . Mar. 7, 1899 12 llgi President of the College 151 TUNIS G. BERGEN, Pl-LD ................... Brooklyn, N. Y .... ..June 19, 1883 FREDER1c1: FRE1.1NOHU1'sEN, 11.M., LL.D ...... Newark ........... .June 16, 1885 'g,, lil JAMES NEILSON, .1.11., LL.B ................ New Brunswick .... .... J une 22, 1886 fig gill FREDERICK J. CO1.1.JER, 11.11 ........... .... lr 1llC1SOl'l, Y... .... June 12, E' PAUL COOK, 11.11 ............. .... ' Troy, N. ...... .. une , ' 1: 155 W1LL111111 H. LEUPP, A.111. .......... .... N ew Brunswick .... .... il une 15, ,il E REV. J. PRESTON SEARLE, 11.11 .............. New Brunswick .... .. une .. , 1:1 IE JOHN W. I'1.ERBER'l', JR., 111.sC., LLJ3 ........ 1-lelmetta ..... .... J une 19, 1901 4:5 lg. HON. FOSTER M. VOORI-IEES, LL.D ............ Elizabeth ........ .... O ct. 28, 1902 ,QX lil HON. .ALPHONSO I. CLEARWATER, LL.D ....... Kingston, N. Y ..... ..Jan. 14, 1904 jlg VE l-lo1VAR1J N. FULLER, 11,11 ................... +1 lbany, N. Y ....... ..Jan. 12, 1905 E11 li REV. JOSEPH R. DURYEE, D.D ......... .... N ew York, N. Y... ..Mar. 1, 1905 :' 12 PH11.1P M. BRETT, A.1x., LL.1z .... .... N ew York, N. Y... Uhgill. E, E CHARLES L. EllG.XI1, ...... ...... .... 1 3 oston, Mass. ...... .... c t. ', ,Z ll W. EDWIN FLORANCE, 11.11 ........... ..... N ew Brunswick. ..Oct. 12, 1906 M1154 NE REV. YVILLIAM 1. C1-1A1f113ERLA1N, 11.11 ........ New York, Y... ..Oct. 8, 1909 wg LEONOR F. LOREE, LL.D ............... ..-New York, N. Y. .. ..Oct. 8, 1909 fll, gl DUNCAN' D. SUTPHEN, 11.13 ........... ....New York, N. Y. .. ..Oct. S, 1909 E1 ? REV. HZENRY EVERTSON COBB, n.D .... .... N ew York, N. Y... ..Oct. 13, 1911 REV. VVILLIA111 BANCROFT T'I1Ll., n.n ........ Poughkeepsie, N. Y ..... Jan. 9, 1912 1251 WILLIAM S1-IIELDS NIYERS, D.SC ....... .... N ew York, N. Y... ..April 12, 1912 lil HON. ALFRED F. S1c1NNER, 11.13 .... .. .... Newark ............ ..Apri1 11, 1913 1121 E REV. JOHN PIOWARD RAVEN, 11.0 .... .... ' New Brunswick .... ..Jan. 13, 1914 'j OTTO FIERMANN KAI-IN, LL.D .............. Morristown ....... ..April17, 1914 , ,gl AI.AN TJTARTWELL STRONG, LL.D ............ New Brunswick .... ..June 16, 1914 1 El JOHN XVYCIQOFF TWETTLER, MSC., LL.B ...... Millstonc .... . .... ..Jan. 11, 1916 1,3 'E' ERNEST R. ACKERMAN, ESQ ...... I ......... Plainfield ........ . . .... Nov. 24, 1916 163 HON. JOSEPH S. FREL1NoHU1'SEN, 11.111 ..... Raritan ................. April17, 1917 lg gi LOUIS W. STOTESBURY, M. sc. .............. New York, N. Y... ..Jun-e 12, 1917 151 JOHN VAN NOSTRAND DORR, E.111 ........... New York, N. Y... ..Oct. 12, 1918 lg gl VXIILLTAM P. I'1ARDENBERGH, ESQ .... .Bernardsville ............ Jan. 14, 1919 5 HALE1' FISKE, 11.111 ............... .... N ew York, N. Y ........ June 10, 1919 k .5 GEORGE l-I. BLAKELEY, c.E .... .... S Outh Bethlehem, Pa ..... Oct. 10, 1919 52, 'E ROBERT S. PARSONS, c.E ................... New York, N. Y... ..June 15, 1920 ,f 5 :HENRY G. PARKER ........................ New Brunswick .......... June 15, 1920 E 2 OFFICERS OF THE BOARD 2 REV. J. PMSTON SEARLE, D.D. .............................. . New Brunswick , 2 I St'f'l'6lUl'iV - 2 :HENRY PARSELL SCI-1NEEwE'1Ss, 11.11 ....... I ...... . New Brunswick ' . 2 Tl'BIIlYIl7'l'1' 1 ,QI E , 1: E STATED MEETINGS OF THE BOARD 1 1151 'Second Friday in October, second Tuesday in January and second Friday in l ,El April at 2:00 p. ni., Connnencement day at 9:30 a. n'1. f lg . , 1 lg . , AL , .. A -L - ' 1511 ,I llllllll!Wll'lMQ'lIlI3llllllllllllllllmlllllllIll' lil illii 1 .llllll lllllllllllllllllmml lllllllillllllIllllIlillllIllllIilllllllllIIiIllllIllllIllllIillllIllIllllllllIlllllllillllT'll!l!l!illllE