Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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DONALD LESLIE COU RSEN One oT The TinesT genTlemen in RuTgers was losT when Donald L. Coursen, class OT 1932, passed away early on The morning oT February lb, 1932. Don, besT known perhaps Tor his ouTsTanding work on The gridiron, was one OT The mosT popular undergraduaTes on The campus. Coming To. RuTgers aTTer a year aT Yale, he soon Tound 'a place in The hearTs oT all True RuTgers men. Besides his achievemenTs on The varsiTy TooTball Team. Don was acTive in many oTher campus ac:TiviTies, winning his leTTer in waTer polo, and being a member oT The freshman bangueT commiTTee, sophomore haT com- miTTee, Casgue and Dagger SocieTy and DelTa Kappa Epsilon FraTerniTy. The Teelings oT every RuTgers man were summed up by Coach J. Wilder Tasker when he said: Don's deaTh grieves me more deeply Than words can express. T-le symbolized The True sporTsman aT RuTgers by his unselTish devoTion To The game and To his TeammaTes. T-le played The game oT liTe cheerTully and meT deaTh bravely. To his legion OT Triends on The campus eulogies oT Don are noT necessary.

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