Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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now stands, to see Rutgers defeat Princeton in the first intercollegiate game of football. The intense rivalry which ensued was one of the causes of the famous Cannon War with Old Nassau in 1875-part of the rich tradition of both institutions. The Targum had begun publication in 1867, in time to record these great events. After the turn of the century the growth of Rutgers was rapid. Dormitories were added at intervals to develop the facilities now extant, Engineering, Chemistry, Ceramics, Van Dyck, and other classroom buildings were erected, all these after the donation of Neilson Campus in 1906. Students began attending classes at the Summer Session two years before the I501Il'1 Anniversary Celebration of 1916. Two years after this event New Jersey College for Women was established by the trustees as a part of what had become the State University of New Jersey in IIQI7. With the addition of the School of Education, the college became large enough to be termed a university, and this it was in IQ24. The School of Pharmacy in Newark and the School of Chemistry were included, and in 1931 the new gymnasium was erected after fire gutted the Ballantine Gymnasium. To extend its influence as a state institu- tion of education, Rutgers received the branch of extension and eve- ning study included under the name of University College in 1934, in the third year of Dr. Robert C. Clothier's presidency. The most recent acquisition has been the extensive River Road Campus. It has been developed into intramural facilities centered by the million-dollar stadium. The dedication of that plant is still fresh in the minds of Rutgers meng not soon to beiforgotten is the memorable defeat of Princeton's football team there on November 5, 1938, a feat not accomplished since the first game of football in 1869. PICIURED AT THE LBF1' are more recent campus scenes. The Quadrangle Crop, was built in this century. The gates fcenter lefty lead to Queen's Campus. Winants is shown Ccenter riglzfj through an arch of the Chapel. The cannon, on Queen's Campus, is the consolation cannon given in 1875. The Library flower leftj ,and Bishop flower rightj will bring back fond memories to Rutgers men. 9