Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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SCARLET w LETTER. JOSEPH THOMAS AGACHESKI Trifelion Lodge Engineering Summit This tawny-haired Nimrod stalks his prey in stocking feet and claims that anything that moves you can shoot at. He divides his time between the Engineering Building and the Engineering Buildingein other words he might become a highly successful engineer. In spite of his favorite expression, uYes and no, but don,t quote me, we believe he can survive The Mystery of the Locker, or Who Burnt Aggiels Pants? tAsk him about it sometimeJ A steady eye, a firm grip- rara avis. Baseball 0, 2, 3, 4y; Football t2, AU; A.I.F.E. WALTER HENRY ARCHBOLD Theta Chi Ceramics 15 Emory Street, Jersey City uHappy Wally is certainly a man of distinction, being the only Ceramist of ,35. Archie stayed close to the books for two years but since then he has seemed to find time to enter new fields of activity, especially in the Vicinity of Roselle. Weill hear lots of you, and don,t forget to come around next year to take our order of beer mugs for the reunion. We realize of course that that would be your only interest in the matter. Ceramics Club 0, 2, 5, 4y; Newman Club t2, 3, 4L XVALTER QUAY ASHLEY, JR. Cbi Psi CAP AND SKULL Lilzvml Arts 373 Park Avenue, East Orange Campus politician and racketecr, a combination of Robin Hood, Don Quixote, and Svcngali; Walt has achieved his desires many times in his four years on the banks. Within daily activity schedule reading like a railway time table, Walt has been able to dip his fingers into many pies and come out unscathed with honors and dividends for himself and his friends. The future will see Walt in South America where bull throwing is :1 vocation rather than an avocntion. But XValt will learn! Swimming t1, 2, 3, 4y; Water Polo ml; Scabbard and Blade 00; Interfmternity Council G, M; Stu- dent Council 00; Manager J. V. Football tZt 3i; SCARLET LETTER t2, 3t 4y; S. A. M. E. t2, Bl; Class President QM Board of Managers 8, 4L 21

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SCARLET $ LETTER. HENRY KOCH ABELL Beta Theta Pi Liberal Arts 412 Seventh Avenue, Belmar Wlhen Hank is not hunting or fishing, he attends classes. We donlt mind that, but when he has to board his hound at the house, it becomes annoying. However, he has not neglected his social activities. Many a night you can find him riding about trying to locate one of those smooth girl friends. Despite this, he has been a good Beta and is admired by all who know him as a sincere friend. Lacrosse Manager ill; Lacrosse t2, 3y EDGAR DUMONT ACKERMAN Alpha Sigma R130 Liberal Arts R.F.D. 3, Newton Buck came down to Rutgers from Branchville to study geology. Originally of the class of 34, he had to work on the farm for a year to save money enough to complete his course. A hard worker, conscientious, and serious is he. One wonders where he finds time to study with all his outside work. His job of feeding the! Alpha Sigis and wrestling are only a few of his activities. He has the profound respect of all Who know him. Football Ul; Wrestling U, 2, 3, 10; Lacrosse i3, 4i; Interfratemity Council G, 4i; Scabbard and Blade 00. JAMES ACQUAVIVA Tau Kappa Epsilon Engineering 144 Jarvis Place, Trenton Jim liCelliniii came from Trenton. Both for his good humor and his scholastic ability he has gained an enviable reputation. When he has graduated he intends to go to South America and build the greatest steel structure in the world. If his ability to design is as great as his ability to catch the last train out of Newark, he is bound to succeed and go a long way in life. A. S. C. E. t2, 3, 4i. 20

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SCARLET w LETTED. WILLIAM HOWARD BAIER Liberal Arts 95 Albany Street, New Brunswick Bill was a banker for two years before coming to Rutgers and attended the American Institute of Banking. He spent six months at Rutgers and then transferred to George Wash- ington University. After a year and a half down south he returned to Rutgers to finish his last two years on the Banks? A politician by calling and a ugift 0f gab,, although not a silver tongued orator as yet, he hopes to go far in the realm of politics. International Relations Club 6, 4L HOWARD DWIGHT BANGS Rnritmz Club Liberal Arts 314 East Third Avenue, Roselle iiHowie is one of these strong silent men tmaybe it was to protect himself from the women on the trainsy . Anyway, he always had a joke to offer when the time came. Afternoons saw him working diligently in the library. His studious inter- ests are literature and business management and his recrea- tions are bowling, billiards and tennis. We expect great things from iiHowieii and head of one of our large corporations will be none too good for him. ROBERT ANDREWS BANYARD Ivy Club Liberal Arts 208 Grove Street, Haddonfield er expect Bob,s business ability to go a long way toward his future success. He has well demonstrated his acumen in such matters, while at school, by his management of dining halls, refreshment bureaus, and tailoring establishments. His social and scholastic success may well be explainedJ by the fact that he also possesses the good looks, personality, and inquiring mind which are the essentials of the model senior. Bob has proven that one can mix business with pleasure. Honor School 0, 3L