Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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.21 XVILLARD GGODVVIN ALLEN Delia Upsiton Liberal Arts 2121 Westbury Court, Brooklyn, N. Y. Small in stature but large in accoinplisiiment, accurately clescriiaes time man who has enamored l'lilYlS6llt to the campus and wllo iias perpetuated liis name in tile traclc annals of Rutgers. An elauilient enthusiasm insureci his success. whether it was managing time cross-country team, running for Wir. Weiers, or running across town. Scarlet Letter tl, 2, 5, 451 Pliologmplly Eclitor MJ: Advisory Boarcl ol' Mauneigers f3, 41: Secretary ol' Boarci oi Nianagers Qi: lvianager oi Cross Coun- try ti, 2, 5, 4,1 Spiiieci Slioe Mi: Varsity Ciuiu t'5, 45: Track Team fl, 2, 3, qi: Captain ni Freslv- men ami Varsity Teams. SAMUEL GEORGE ANDERSON Liberal Arts Pine Bush, N. Y. A collegiate iailurel No varsity letter, no ira- ternity affiliation, no social ciistinctioni But mucim too interesting a stuclent to clisregarci. A man wlio cleligtits in Bach, Beethoven. drama, symphony concerts, Ray Bolger, the Russian Ballet, and Cain Calloway,s Hide Ho. A surprising combination for a ministerial stucienti A collegiate failure- perimaps, lnut who couici have more extensive avo- cations comiainecl with sucim an intensive vocation. RICHARD NIATHEVV ANDRESEN Liiaerat Arts 77 Park Avenue, Nlaplewooci, N. J. The complexities of life presenteci no prololems to our problem ci1iici.s' His nature was a happy gnnwys y mixture- piilegmatic, fantastic, iacicaciaisi UT A' 'lbw . 1 . , . Q Xwiden ins lBOl1C1HiBU,y VHQHTICS led to th K in evitaioie conclusions we could only lnarve .1 :L ,. -0 '--., 6' Q stoical resignation. intellectual capac ,if ,ff1'oc0, 5 overcome tile exigencies of the mome . 7 -Y, '-, wg fore, with no apprehension We watch o H 5' xxx Z 1. 'Q' vi Q venture fortla,-'to stoop and conquer. . 5 'R g 3 ' .? I Scarlet Barla Council f2, 5, 4,2 Yvrestlil Q 2 , Z Quail Ciuln f1, 2, 3, 4,5 History Cluia Vg . Q a K v f I Uscarlet Leiter t2. 3,1 Frenclm Clull fl, 2. . 'Q' 'Q NX 5 1' Z I .5 -G 5 f 1 Q o 5 4 5 5 - 5 2 - f Scarlet Rilius fi, 2,1 Baseball fl, 21. A Q' Q 5 f Q I . 9 0 X' 9. 6 gm. vga, :AV V . ' 4945 .0 Q, is ,555 UV59 -HHIHVQ.

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ARTHUR LANVRENCE ABRAMS SC RLET LETTER ADDISON DIARCUS ABRAMONVITZ Sigma Alpha lwu Litaercxl Arts Barnegat, N. J. Presenting Ad, a memlaer of that rare ancl enviecl clan which successfully merges a program ol so- cial accomplisllments with an ability to crack tlie laoolcs wicle open, and pulls a completely satisfy- ing college career out of the hat as a result. All lme llas to clo now is to lceep the pace lxe has set. Honor Sclmol ll, 3, 41: Liberal Clulm l2. 5,1 History Clula lj: Spanish Cluln tl, Qt: lnlerlra- ternily Council l5. 10: Bancl ll. 2, 33: .le-wisll Stu' rlenl League tl, 2. 5. 43. Liberal Arts 20.1 South Fourth Avenue, Higluancl Parlc, N. J. Vvlmy Larry came to the Banks we clon't lcnow, but lme seems to have garnerecl all that is wortll while. He leaves us a gay 'philosopher witll a keen zest for life. His enthusiasm ancl Willing- ness to lwelp have gatl1erecl him a host of friends wllo heartily Wish him. time success they lfnow is a foregone conclusion. History nncl Internalinual Relations Clula t5, 45: Lilneral Club lz, 5, LQ: Jewisli Stuclenl League ll J' 4,- SAMUEL ALEXIONOK Kappa Sigma Liberal Arts 60 Augusta Street, Soutlx River, N. J. Here is one of the busiest of Rutgers' men. Be- sicles liolcling a jot: with Dupont and lceeping up to clate in political activity, Sam managecl to come to classes often enough to graduate. His clleerful clisposition has made llim many friencls on tlde campus. His only regret is that lae lailecl to convince Prof. George to join the true party. Junior-Varsity Football ffl: Spanisln Clulv fi, 21.

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Tim 1987 GEORGE XVILLIAM BAIRD Delia Kappa Epsilon Business VVarwicl4, N. Y. Amusing Freshman helligerence was later har- nessed into admiralale determination in the case ol The Chielf, His lile here at Rutgers was not marlcecl lay an olnsession for pure scholastic honor so much as it was hy a determination to achieve a well-lnalanced existence. That he attainecl his icleal is evidenced lJy his abundance ol close friends and scholastic success. Baselmll Nlanagcr ll. 'zlz Honor School lil: Lilmeral Club 41. EIDWARD JOSEPH BANAS Scarlet Burl: Liberal Arts 1 15 Locust Avenue, Vvallington, N. J. Time marches on. ln the words ol our song, Ed. the verdant Freshman, the gay Sophomore, the happy Junior, and the hlase Senior, typilies the Well-roundecl Rutgers man. A good scholar and a congenial companion, he won the respect of his classmates. After his four successlul years on the UBanlcsU we say with all sincerity, uxfvell done, Eclf, Spanish Clulm l2. 5l: Junior-Varsity Crew filz Class Crew lzl: Polish University Cluh lr, 2. 3. 45: Honor School MAX BARD Tau. Della Phi Eclucalion 1 16 North Nlain Street, Hightstown, N. J. Lawyer, politician, and teacher of history,-lVlax Bard, the most argumentative fellow to come to Rutgers in many a day. Nlares ironical humor, iiresicle philosophies, and love ol office lnrought him to the lore each year. During his stay on Hthe Banlcsf' Nlax made a place lor himself that will not he lilled for many a day. Dchating ll, 2. 5. ill: Tau Kappa Alpha l5. til: Secretary-Treasurer ol Junior Class ljl: History and lnternational Relations Cluh lj, rgl: Lilaeral Club fl. 2. 5. til: Gcrnlan Clulu fl. 2,1 Sophomore Hop Committee lil: lnterlraternity Council