Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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WILLIAM V. CARISTE Scarlet Barb ECIUCCIUOU 469 Brace Avenue, Perth Amboy Having nothing better to do in 1934, Willie came to Rutgers. Now, l938, coming for that simple reason seems revolting, for, like the rest, Willie has become a true Loyal Son, and he's quite prepared to die for dear old Rutgers. But first we hope to see him make his mark in the world. Boxing CZ, 3lg Italian Club fl, 2, 3, 43: Spanish Club l4lg Newman Club CZ, 3, 47. VAUGHN SI-IIPMAN CARY Phi Gamma Delta Education Flemington Swede, who made his mark as an athlete and a scholar, a tighter and a philosopher, a thinker and a friend, is a man among men and a gallant among the ladies. An expert foot- ball player and a born leader, the handsome Cary did much during his college days to keep the Scarlet in the Van. 150 lb. Football ll, 2, 3, 41: Basketball ill, Baseball Manager Cl, 2, 3, 4l: Board of Man- agers C3, 47, Golf l3, 4lg Scarlet Key. AHMED QERIM CELO Agriculture Tirana, Albania Ahmed first came to Rutgers after graduation from the New York State School of Agriculture at Morrisville, N. Y., in l93U. He stayed here a year and took work in dairying, Agricultural Education, and Agricultural Extension, then re- turned to Albania in l93l and taught Animal Husbandry at the Albanian American Institute until IQ37. He returned last summer to com- plete his work at Rutgers, and then go back to Albania to resume his teaching. 30 - to g is is . '11 Ei.. V4 ts. ,n 1 , if ails - 1- -5. 5 .W if ,Q is .sig .TL .-.5 1 i. . rar .Ek , r Q-:QS . 'W 'A .N., .X . 3-5. :-'Rx Mlm.. ,x G LAL ,-.1 u . T it Q .5 ,g . 419' . vt ,. f: ,x. 115- 44 ,III-M in fa ,gy . 42 4 52 .lk GK .3 ?5 X 1. if ff -. in ef . .11 vb 'I ii! '.- . Q- ' .ff 5-iff A '13f .2-f' ,F J I 21 .:-5: .jf ix. ,QI ,F Ft ,gt rf' 512' fl' as-51.11 ,l , A L y . ,F l 3 JPG l Ay. .--..:..- ,Q b - ,, ,nh ,me- L::.a1-'arm ..'--e- Pg-N: ' --.-'--'12'.1--1.95 . ,im uni.-r ,.,-. yi: -:A 43' -:'-uf., SE.-9!::,z,.l1i, fig, . .xg v3,i:

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L E T T E R WILLIAM ANTI-IGNY CALLAHAN Delta Kappa Epsilon Liberal Arts 750 Woodland Avenue, Plainfield Stock in Bill Callahan, Inc., rose sharply upon his exchange of engineering for econom- ics. This trading subsequently led to his be- coming president of the Campus Bank, a posi- tion he had filled informally for years before, a cheerful-loaner-of-money to students without it. Here's a man of high principles and varied interests-one you'd better not sell short! DAVID IOSLIN CAMPBELL Phi Gamma Delta Engineering 6l5 Abbott Street, Highland Park Soup was kept from showing outstanding ver- satility because of his curriculum. Hard, long study hours didn't alter his appreciation of the beautiful. Dave's correspondence was as well known as Browning's and his one regret was that Butgers held only three major dances a Year. Success at whatever he tried has proven it needless to say good luck, old man. A. S. M. E, 13, 4lg Tau Beta Pig 150 lb. Foot- ball ill. WALTER E. CAMPBELL Liberal Arts 68 Carson Avenue, Metuchen Soup carne to college to acquire a well- rounded education. During his four years on the Banks he participated in all phases of college life, and gained prominence as a stu- dent, athlete, and all-around good fellow. For such a well-balanced individual success is inevitable. 150 lb. Football fl, Zly Football C3, 4l: Basket- ball tl, 2, 3, 415 Lacrosse C3, 4lp Scabbard and Blade. R R R R R R R DU 29

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