Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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WILLIAM DENBERG I4 LESLIE STREET N:vvARr N. J. Ship ahoyl Cal:iTain Bill has been navigaTing 'he good shio N. S. N. S. The CabTain who has been RresidenT oT The STudenT Qrganizahon, The highesT ohice To be secured, is relinquishing his rosT aT The helm. A dynamic personaliTy, a clear Thinlcer, a sbark plug To any discussion and a sincere piloT, we linow ThaT Willy,'l aTTer The proTiTable Three year cruise aT Normal School, will sTeer his Ship sfraighT To a worThwhile porT. ISABEL DESMCDND 20 Cl-IESTNUT STREET KEARNY, N. J. A smile-a lcind and sympaTheTiC wordfa willingness To oTTer a helping hand-a real Triend-ThaTls Isabel, The charming lass Trom Kearny. During her sTay wiTh us, she spread Cheer among The members oT The Dancing and Science Clubs. May she always remain as we would lilce To remember her-guieT, sincere and Triendly. GRACE DeVRlES 80 WESSINGTCN AVENUE GAREIELD, N. J. You're missing a loT iT you don'T lcnow Grace. A sense oT humor and an inTeresT in serious Things malce her companionship desire able. Class, even when you're bored because you havenlT sTudied, is pleasanTer when Grace is There. Music is her hobby. She plays boTh The piano and The organ. She has belonged To The Women's Glee Club, The Music STudy Club and The lnTernaTional RelaTions Club, and was SecTion Leader in her Freshman B and Senior B Terms. Cl-IARLES DILKS 420 DELSEA DRIVE CLAYTON, N. J. IT someThing is good Tor one year iT is good Tor Three, ThoughT Charlie. A Three-year mem- ber oT The Archery Club: a Three-year member oT The Rsychology Club, elecTed Treasurer in second year: and noT one year less in The Radio ClubfiT you never lcnew iT, Mr. Dilles ii a licensed govc:rnmenT radio oberaTor. A. T. EDNA DINGLE 81 FIRST STREET TAST VIRANGT, N, .l. Trina Dingle, our liirl Tor Ihc- dainTiesT girl. ITU Twin de Vivre' is danring, in which she is f3rifjf:Tl1l finfl HCVVDIYII-lT'ilTf'l'l. T'ler smile malgcer. iiir fl twfifil lffafliliy so llml ri school Tunclion i mi f nr: fl' ii fi f 'n. finc' 5 9 ui rim-nlfiry Tall, flilrl lmir-'-ll T,Iif'i'iIllf.'ITl. T Rage TwenTy-Tour

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Page TwenTy-Three IVAEI CIQAIVIIVIQND Q-I5 HILLSIIJI AVENUE riuiur ii, I. lvah has bc-cn one ol The slarliirf. ol aclivilii-s ri:,ioL:T om Sunshine Sfiliool. The Ereuhman year .he -.rcfnl as a GI +',.- ig- Club rni'-rnber. Bul her Junior year, she was ons: OI Iliri cqrouf To sliirl' 'ne ficiiial Sludies Club which has grown To I3-Q: very ,.UIfffGS5IL1I. These Iwo years Ivah is a mem- ber oT The group which organized The Inlclrniif tional I?eIaTions Club. Ihere is no gunfslion Thai Ivah is always up and doing Ihingu. JANET E. CRQNK 26 ELIVIWQQD AVENUE EAST CJEANGE N. J. The coeiTicienT oT correlaTion beTween Jimi ers hands and Tongue is II She has added rnuch To our class since her arrival Trom N.J.C. Besides being a good sporT she has con- fribulred ideas which have helped To enrich our class. While JaneT has been wiTh us. she has parTicipaTed in many acTiviTies, among which are The Norms IheaTre Guild, Glee Club, KindergarTen Club, and Music STudy Club. She was also in The musical comedy 'lggianish Moon. MAMIE DASCOLL 40 COCK AVENUE wmaison, N, i. ilivgsiig- sorri-:Thing in The aulumn ThaT is naliye Irv :ny blood Mamie is giTTed wirh The Tine rhyThm oT The gypsy. We will remember her also as an acTive member oT The Social STudies Club and The Nu Lambda Kappa. LAWRENCE DAVIE 753 BELMONT AVENUE NORTH I-IALEDCIN, N. J. Larrysa square shooTerI A good scholar! Usually serious, Larry Tlashes a sparlq oT humor inTo discussions once in a while. I-Tis many and varied ouTside experiences add richness To group discussions. Larry will be remembered Tor his calm dis posihon and consideraTion Tor oThers. We hold him in high esTeem. MARION ELIZABETH DIE-IZ RIVERSIDE APARTMENT RED BANK, N. J. She was a scholar, and a good one aT ThaT. WiTh her laughing eyes and her soTT, sweeT voice, she can noT help buT be popular. A girl more congenial would be hard To Tind.

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Q Page Twe-nTy-Tive MARGERY DQLAN E ERANCES PLACE ?.flflNTCLAlR N. l. During her shorl sTay wiTh us, lvliirgery miiiii. an ineradicablo impression Through her i--- guisiTe TasTe, her clieerliilries-,, and The eTf liciency wiTh which slicf iilliiclmfd any Taulc which came along. Tliiwse and The oTher Tine gualiTies in Margc-ryis mile-uigi are bound To bring her success. CECTLIA DOMKOESKl 52 GRAND STREET GARPIELLF. N. .l. A Triend in need -and a real Triend is Sis. Under her careTreo exTerior is a helpTul characTer. She was SecreTary oT The Science Club Tor Three years, which proves someThing. And Tor Two years she served as Social Leader oT her secTion. DOROTHY DQNESQN I23 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Donniels good naTure shines all over her radi- anT counTenance. BUT ThaT isn'T The only bril- lianT TeaTure abouT Donnie. Her auburn hair is one oT her crowning glories. Ever-obliging, DoT played The piano so ThaT oThers could dance during lunch hours. UnselTish and -.hare ing, Donnie will give you everyThing she has. You can depend on herl ANN SLEVEN DOYLE I9 HOWE AVENUE MONTCLAIR, N. J. Ann The sponTaneous, The enThusiasTic, has Tor her Three years in The Normal School been acTive in The Glee Club, Library Council, Var- siTy BaslceTball, and KindergarTen Club. We have played and worlced wiTh Ann. She is an indeTaTiguable worlcer and a soughT aTTer play- maTe. Her associaTions wiTh The Music STudy, Nu Lambda Kappa, lnTernaTional RelaTions Cr- ganizaTion and Swimming Club have provided many opporTuniTies Tor us To share her com- pany. Good luclc To you always, Annl HELEN DRIVER I58 WASHINGTON STREET MORRISTOWN, N. .l. We cannoT enumeraTe The pleasures H-iei' has given us since she came here Trom Glass- boro Normal-l932. Good loolqing, a very good dancer, loTs oT Tun, wiTh a giggle ThaT is caTchinQ. Qur Helen has been very busy Tor The shorT Time she has been here. The Dance Club, The Glee Club, The l4indergarTen Club and casT oT Spanish Moon have all claimed Helen as an acTive member: besf oT lucl4 always, Helen.