Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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ALFRED EDWARD BROWN Chemistry 2ll Loomis Street, Elizabeth Al came to the Banks and started his ad- vance in chemistry by taking the Freshman Prize. Deep interest combined with a love for chemistry showed their effect when Al won a Phi Beta Kappa key in his lunior year. Labs and commuting in his first three years kept his extra-curricular activities down. Combined with scholastic ability, Al has a most pleas- ing personality which has Won him many friends. We know he will reach the top. Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Lambda Upsilong Ger- man Club Cll. CHARLES BRADFORD BROWN, lr. Delta Upsilon Liberal Arts 3l7 34th Street, Woodcliff Along with a natural born penchant for scholar- ship, Brad has always shown an ever-pleas- ing countenance, a disposition to be of serivce, and a friendship and faithfulness that can never be forgotten. Although his education was paramount, he participated in and enjoyed campus life and activity, thus gaining a well- rounded personality and character as a key- stone to success. Honor School fl, 2, 3, 43: Glee Club tl, 2, 3, 411 Scarlet Key: Songleader CBD, History Club 12, 39. FRANK HALSTEAD BROWN, lr. Biology 327 Chestnut Street, Roselle Park Rutgers will long remember Hallie for his quiet genial manner and pleasing personality. He will carry into the medical profession a record of conscientiousness, sincerity and loyal- ty. His idealism and deep appreciation for the better things in life should carry him far into his chosen career. We of Rutgers say good luck and Godspeed, Hallie, as You journey to the top. Basketball fll: Crew fl, 2, 3li ROWUIQ Club CZ, 3, 43- 3 45 ,575 tw av Q r ,E Z7

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EDWARD S. BOYD Engineering R. E. D. No. 3, Butler Respected by men, admired by women .... Possessor of courage, loyalty, dependability and wit in the proportions known of thorouqh- breds .... Remembered by friends made and kept .... A red-blooded man who lived well. loved much, and laughed often .... His future place in the world will be well-filled and left better than he found it. AMES DUSTCN BRADISH Phi Gamma Delta Enqineering 1429 East Seventh Street, Plainfield The affable Lank, beloved of Fiiis, engineers and the campus at large, ambled amicably through four college years wrapped in the sub- limity of a contagious good nature. Diverging from the narrow paths of engineering, Dusty stalked into campus prominence through vari- ous veins, and led the Fiiis in his last year. Certainly social charm and wit will bring him continued success. Track lil: Crew C235 Interfraternity Council t3, 4l7 A. l. E. E. l3, 4l7 Scabbard and Blade. FRANK L. BRENNAN Education 139 Sherman Avenue, Trenton lt's not what you know, it's who you know, according to our practical, worldly friend. Therefore, it behooves us to tread on no one's toes, and, if we are students of Education, to especially cultivate small-town Boards of Edu- cation. Can anyone recommend a suitable Board, easily affected by exposure to person- ality? 26 1 .,.,.-.... ,, A. .,, r :AS Q--5-75 g.-:,,. 4.15-.-rg. .--.- 1.1-g,q 2.j3,:-,z.'.Q5 Y-,335 gfsizlg-..1.,7: .v,.-xi.-re ' 4-3'-as--V156 ,Q 'Tl --ff X

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U-1 S C A R L E T RAYMOND EDWARD BUBALTZ Engineering 427 Louisa Street, South Amboy Having to commute daily from South Amboy gave Ray a considerable handicap from the start. He has, however, made himself quite well known by his generous distribution of cigars among his fellow engineers. Being a steady, hard working, likeable chap, he is bound to succeed as an engineer of the future. Newman Club ll, 2, 3, 4l: A. l. E. E. l3, 4l. SAM BUCHMAN Liberal Arts ll9 Amsterdam Avenue, Roselle Sam came from the University of Michigan. This man ot smiles and good humor breezed into Rutgers in his Sophomore year. Through his genial personality and willingness to co- operate, he instilled himself in the hearts ot all that know him. To wish him success is unnecessary for he will never stop until the top is reached. Honor School CZ, 3, 4l: Tennis l3, 4l. EDGAR A. BUTTERS. lr. Chi Phi Liberal Arts Milltown Butters came to us as an example of the pure New England stocky-not horses. We love him even though he is a Democrat. His vocal interpretation of Tommy Lad brought tears to the eyes of all the Chi Phi's back in our Freshman year,--at last he stopped. His smashing forehanol-in ping-pong-has also brought tears to the eyes of many Chi Phi's- but he hasn't yet stopped. French Club ill: Liberal Club KZ, 3, 4l: History Club K3, 4lg Tennis ill. nt: R R R R R R R as