Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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F-'-1 S C A R L E T THOMAS FRANCIS CLEARY, lr. Chemistry 123 Magnolia Street, Highland Park Tom is a local boy who made good in that ivy-covered building at the West end of Bleeker Place. His hearty Irish grin and ready wit have endeared him to many hearts, including that of a fair and lovely maiden from Mahwah. Best of luck, Tom, we know you'll make Qood. 150 lb. Fcctball ill: Phi Lambda Upsilon. WARREN SOUTHLERLAND CLUFF Phi Gamma Delta Business Administration 289 Claremont Avenue, Montclair Four years ago Merc came down to Rutgers from Montclair and marched to success with the White Star line of Phi Gamma Delta. Here at the white house on George Street Merc has been active in many of our affairs, and the seriousness and the calm deliberation with which he is endowed have been beneficial to us in every respect. ln parting may we add that we lose a man of ability and a friend and we send him on his Way knowing that success will be his. Lacrosse Manager ill. MEYER COHEN Biology 2Ol First Street, Elizabeth Mix together a scholar, man of the World, or- ator, and general raconteur, and you have our hero. They certainly grow some marvelous men down Elizabeth Way, and here is one of them. Fortunate, indeed, is Rutgers to have heard his merry quips and sallies these four years, and may they last many more. tBet he wrote this himselfl III R R R R R R R 32

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L E T T E R RICHARD HERBERT COLE Biology 855 Iersey Avenue, Elizabeth King came to the Banks with a serious intent and a real purpose. Despite his com- muting he managed to find time to trade the scalpel and the test tube for football, lacrosse, and the friendship of his classmates. Ouiet, unassuming, and whole-hearted in everything he does, his friends confidently look to him to attain his goal, R, Cole, M.D. Scarlet Rifles tl, 23: 150 lb. Football C3, 43: Lacrcsse I3. 47: Varsity Club f3, 49. CHAMPION CHARLES COLES Agriculture 336 Broad Street, Elmer Charnp's pleasing personality has contrib- uted much to his success in college, and has gained for him many friends among students and faculty. He looks upon life from the bright- er side and always has a pleasant word for those about him. We feel confident that he will succeed in the venture of life upon which he embarks. Fencing fl, Zlp Winants Club fl, 25, Agriculture Club fl, 4lg Dairy Science Association KZ, 3. 41. THOMPSON MCCREA COLKITT Scarlet Barb Liberal Arts Columbus Road, Bordentown A soldier, cartoonist, and diligent student, Tim came down to Rutgers in '34 with a yen for History, and spent his four years delving into the past. His ready smile and cheery hello have made him a typical Rutgers man. Nor did he neglect his social activities, and, lest We forget, there is also the little Woman across town. Quad Club fl, 2, 311 History Club f4lg Scarlet Rifles f2lg Anthologist CZ, 3, 4l. R R R R R 33