Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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XXI in I ,1 ' fir ,gr 'lu I 4 lil -tl il -V51 i lik 'Ill ill' gs,-' in If Z I ,J .u.,v1-.g., il' a TX s w e7l 13 'L' WILLIAM OGDEN ACKERMAN Bound Brggk Liberal ArTs W. Ogden Ackerman is as dignified and clean-cuT as is his name. This impressive name carries wiTh iT an impressive man. Og is a sTuderiT. When any person has The nerve To Take a course in advanced accounTing, he may dogmaTicaIly be Termed a sTu- denT. This TaciTurn youTh goes abouT his business in a quieT manner buT he geTs There. IT you doubT my claims, sTop Og beTween his daily Trips To and Trom Bound Brook and ask him why There is a depression. I'lere's a brighT boy ThaT will make good in any Tield oT business. NATHAN ADELMAN Newark Biology PHI BETA KAPPA NaT is our prize biologisT and how Those bacTeria sTarT iumping abouT when he geTs busy. No maTTer whaT The acTiviTy, NaT is always near The Top oT The heap: and iT's noT because his name begins wiTh A, Prowess in The classroom has won Tor him no enemies Tor never has he reTused To lend a hand To his less TorTunaTe associaTes. I-lis quieT assurance and unassuming disposiTion have gaThered Tor him a hosT oT Triends who hearTily wish him The success which They know is a Toregone conclusion. We'II miss his ready smile, buT we're sure To hear Trom him sooner or laTer. DeITa Phi Alpha: Biology Club I3, 4lq German Club l3i 'Tl- X , f 1 ,T Zo Vi ,' 'I ? 22 I Nlnfx N X -I sw -I ,Z Ax .gf-5 -1 ' U1 ' 1 ' , V J 1 X 1 f 9 5 I N' M uhm slr' is 'if-xi

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alma maler and experiences which go lo make up lhal educalion which is going lo help prove in years lo come lhal Rulgers really does build men. Thal valianlly loughl Proc Rush lhal I wrole lo you aboul lour years ago and lhe Egg Rush are examples ol lhe way we are going lo lighl laler ballles, never admilling deleal. Our represenlalion on Rulgers' leams is symbolic ol lhe represenlalion we hope lo make in lhe lulure world ol men. Our social lunclions are going lo symbolize our lilness in lhe exlracurricular aclivilies ol lile. Thal is iusl lhe way we lell when we enlered. Don'l you remember how I lussed and lumed when Dad didn'l lhink al lhe lasl minule lhal he could scrape logelher enough cash lo send me lo Rulgers? I was all pepped up aboul il. I was going lo be a big college man. I was going lo conquer lhe world, and mv world al lhal lime was college. I Well, I have lalked wilh a lol ol college men since lhen, and mosl ol lhe lellows in my class leel lhe same way aboul il. They had big ideas aboul how lhey were going lo become presidenls ol lheir class and Phi Bela Kappa and caplain ol lhe loolball leam and all lhal. Ol course we weren'l all successful because lhere were only lour class presidenls and only len per cenl ol lhe class could be Phi Bela Kappa, bul even il some ol us have lallen down in whal we hoped lo do we slill have lhal same idealism wilh which we slarled in. Thal is whal I mean when I say we leel lhe same way we did when we enlered as lreshmen. Ol course we leel bigger and beller, and more capable ol carrying oul lhose dreams which we hold belore us as ideals, bul lhen our ideals are so much higher now lhal we are relalively in lhe same place. We are iusl beller lilled lo carry on a bigger job, lhal is all. We don'l mean lo lorgel Rulgers as soon as il is all over iusl like an army burns a bridge il has buill and crossed over on ils way lo conquer a new counlry. Ralher we are going lo save- her in our memory. We are going lo look upon her fusl as we do our parenls who helped us gel along. We are loo big as men lo enlerlain any longer lhe old allilude manv ol us had in years gone by lhal lhe old place is iusl a work house where lhey give you a lol ol work lo do in exchange lor lhe money you have lo borrow and save. Rulgers is lo us a sorl ol a lriend who has given us a boosl, and conlinues lo give olher men boosls up lhe sleep grade lo success. There have been limes when we haled lhe sighl ol Old Oueen's and lhe olher buildings on lhe campus, and we haled lhe old bell which reminds us lhal il is lime lo gel up and go, hall asleep, lo anolher Ieclure, bul now lhal il is lime lo go, il seems lhal lhere is somelhing sacred aboul lhe old building and lhe Iasl lew limes we go under lhe arches ol lhe old gales which surround Oueen's Campus we do il wilh a sorl ol prayerlul allilude. Aller all lhere have been a lol ol good limes in lhis old place. We have gollen a greal deal oul ol il lor which we will be lhanklul lor all lhe resl ol our lives. Thus, as we leave Rulgers, we do nol say lo lhe resl ol lhe college, Look whal we have done lor youI Ralher, we say, Good bye, and, Thank you, and we are enlering a more universal universily lo prove lhal Rulgers makes men, and lhal we are lrorn Rulgers. Loads ol love, Tl-IE CLASS OF '32 CLASS OFFICERS . GEORGE A. LATIIVIER .......,.... ...... ................ ................ P r e sidenl ELIAS FISCHER .,,...,.........., ........ V ice-Presidenl A. PAUL BURTQN ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ............. T reasurer MORT L. O'CONNELL ,...... ,........ S ecrelafl' I-IEN RY VICINUS ........ ,... ---ii4. I'I 1 Slorfan 25 xxxxxNXXXXXSSXX 1 -51,7 1111 11111111 XXX xxxqqcffxfgf

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l' I 0, kg. J :E 7 , if ylx ,ij I 'f . I, 1 1-5 Tai T f , '7 4 0 is Q - ' JAMES WESLEY AINGE Linden Liberal ArTs From This quieT iournalisT we can expe-cT To see greaT Things because in The TirsT place an unassuming journalisT is a novelTy and a TreaT. As a sTudenT, Jimmy is decidedly in The running. Perhaps The mosT inTeresTing Thing abouT This enTerprising wriTer is ThaT he has an appreciaTion oT oTher people's humor. Wirh such an asseT To his crediT, we mighT readily Toresee him as a TuTure ediTor oT Ballyhoo wiTh a large sTaTl worlcing Tor him. We have big hopes Tor you, Jim, and we are conTidenT ThaT you won'T disappoinT us when you sTarT To pound The keys Tor The dirTy dollar. T ROBERT ARMSTRONG Parlin ChemisTry Kappa Sigma Bob has iusT Tinished Tour years oT good work as one of our chernisTs and is one oT The Tew To be graduaTed Trom This curriculum. BeTween labs he has played baseball, earning boTh his numerals and leTTer in This sporT and disTinguishing himselT by his Tine play behind The baT. l'lis course has de- prived him oT parTicipaTion in social acTiviTies buT in spiTe oT This handicap he has made The besT oT his opporTuniTies. l-le has graduaTed wiTh a greaT class, perhaps The besT RuTgers has seen in recenT years, and will be among The TirsT oT ThaT class To Tincl success. Baseball ll, 2, 3, 4l. 27 'TE 'i Ah? :Shar , 'lim vi-' Q Til Nl. li' 'sl T QT' H Sf V 15 : 2 ,lp ' lx , Qxihlirlii-' I ' , ' .. q 7