Rutgers University - Scarlet Letter Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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DEANS DR. JACOB G. L1PMAN . . . born in Russia in 1874, died April 19, 1939 . . . Bachelor and Doctor of Science at Rut- gers and Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy at Columbia . . . first a professor of soil fertility at Rutgers and 1915 to 1939 Dean of the College of Agriculture . . . scholar and gentleman, he had an inexhaustible fund of truly humorous anecdotes . . . eminent in his field, noted for great capacity for work and vision . . . his death a tremendous loss to Rutgers and the world of agri- culture. ' DR. FRASER METZGER . . . became Dean of Men in I92 5 after thirty years as minister, prominent social, political, and educational figure . . . Doctor of Divinity and Bachelor of Arts . . . is an ardent athlete 3 prefers handball, golf, and tennis . . . enjoys bridge, short Walks, biographies, and is fond of candy and his pipe . . . has an aversion to car- rots and jazz but likes Wild West movies . . . fond of entertaining . . . helps Rutgers men with a million problems . . . is remembered by alumni, admired by students, and loved by all. DR. WALTER T. READ . . . a Texan by birth . . . became head of newly es- tablished School of Chemistry in 1930 . . . previously in newspaper work . . . also publicity director and secretary of his Alma Mater, Austin College . . . belongs to numerous chemistry associa- tions and fraternities and is active in all . . . he reads books, especially of travel, in the little spare time left to him . . . seldom forgets a face . . . rolls up his sleeves and goes to work with his stu- dents . . . writes Negro dialect sketches. DEAN PARKER H. DAGGETT . . . head of College of Engineering for ten years and an authority in his field . . . before coming to Rutgers was on Harvard and North Carolina faculties . . . known to friends as pianist and composer . . . won President's Cup for Hi Hi for the Scarlet . . . favorite color is redg wild socks and ties draw him as a magnet draws iron . . ffavorite foods are highly seasoned, some approaching the exotic . . . undercover stories of his ab- sent-mindedness are part of Rutgers tradition. DR. WALTER T. MARVIN . . . whose job is his hobby . . . Dean of the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences as well as Col- legiate Church Professor of Logic and Mental Philosophy . . . among his de- grees are Bachelor of Arts from Colum- bia and Doctor of Philosophy from Bonn . . . author of numerous books on philosophy . . . relaxes from ofiicial duties by visiting Cape Cod . . . swims, plays golf, and sails his catboat . . . likes reading science, novels, detective stories . . . by temperament a logician, philosopher, optimist. DR. CLARENCE E. PARTCH . . . Uncle Bill to children of his neighborhood . . . Dean of School of Education to Rutgers men since 1927 . . . Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Master and Doctor of Education . . . wide experience and high reputation in educational world . . . designed his own home--notable example of his abil- ity . . . dresses meticulously, speaks slowly . . . believes that good movies have a definite place in modern educa- tion . . . much interested in gardening. . I3