Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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AUDREY M. ALEXANDER 63 NORTH WALNUT STREET EAST ORANGE, N. 1. Your sophistication Will always win admiration. Entered September 19345 Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 3. MARY ALIANELLO 128 PARK AVENUE EAST nUTHEREoED, N. I. Mary's good nature, smiling face and leadership head her admirable qualities. Our ever-dependable typist wins the thanks and best wishes ol the Publica- tion Committee, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Swimming Club l, fig Reflector Stait l, 2, 3, Year-Book Stati 2, 3, l-land-Book Committee 2: Section Leader 2: Mixed Chorus 35 Social Dancing Club 2. ERMINIA ALVAREZ 88 CONGRESS STREET NEWARK, N. I. Eftervescence plus beauty equals Terry. Social Leader lg Swimming Club 25 Norms Theatre Guild 2, 3: Cast Rosalie p Library Council l, 2, 35 Reflector Staff 2. ADA M. ANDERSON oubwicrc, N. 1. Comfortable, capable, Easily adaptable. Art Club l, 2, 3. DOROTHY ASHMAN 16 GROVE STREET ELooME1ELD, N. 1. Dorothy has quietly and unassurningly gone about mal-ling herself indispensable. She has always been ready and willing to share every burden. Art Club l, 2, 35 Library Council, Nu Lambda Kappa lp Christmas Pageant, Chairman ot Costume Committee ly Tap Dancing Class. LLL :-' x .ar si. 3, 3 it av- g. 21 .1 I .1 1935 cc n

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A Message to the Class of '35 N our search for knowledge we have found the long dark Road of Life illumined by the light of many torches. Now the time has come for us to take up our place with those torch-bearers and light the way for all who follow after. 'What a great responsibility and yet what a wonderful privilege it is fo have a partx in molding personalities. We fully realize the great task that lies before us and the fact that so many of us have carried on these three years under great financial difficulties merely proves that we are will- ing and anxious to undertake this task. Some of us will have the oppor- tunity to bear the torch sooner than others, but let us not forget Milton's words They also serve who only stand and wait. William Ernest Henley might have written his Invictus as a word of inspiration for our class: In the fell clutch of circumstance l have not winced nor cried aloud for l am the master of my fate l am the captain of my soul. As the time draws near for us to receive the lighted torches that sym- bolize the achievement of our immediate goal, we feel a pang of regret amid the rejoicing in this attainment. Our three years' stay at Newark Normal has brought with it many wonderful friendships both among the Faculty and the Student Body. It is the associations that necessarily must be broken, which we shall deeply miss. However, by clinging to the ideals for which our school stands we may still be together in spirit. Let us endeavor to be torch-bearers of which our Alma Mater can be truly proud! In so doing we will be able, sincerely and honestly, to sing in the words of our song: We hold aloft thy standard! Thy torch of knowledge, A living flame. CHARLOTTE M. EISELE, Vice-President of Senior Class, 1935. u22n THE NORM

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fig 1-0 .F X INILLIAM M. BABCOCK 27 NEW PROVIDENCE ROAD MOUNTAINSIDE, N. I. A collector oi arrowers, stones and swo asp A scientist deserving many rewards. Aviation Club l: Science Club 2, 3: li.4en's Glee Club 2, 3. HELEN BALLER l63 SHEERER AVENUE NEWARK, N. i. Ot the strilcinq Elizabethan manner 5:.:ss2ssei 'Witli clever wit our Helen is blessed. Corresponding Secretary oi Class lj Marionette Guild lg Social Studies Club 27 Psycholoay Club 37 Swirnrninq Club 2j In- ternational Relations Club 3. EDITH BARRY 985 UNION TERRACE A UNION, N. I. A capable student havinq a fun-loving plrsonalty mixed with the abilities of co-operation and appreriaf tion make Edith an interestinq individual. Glee Club l, 2, 3: Nu Lambda Kappa 27 Tap Dancing Club 27 Girls' Gyrn Club 37 Dramatic Club l. MILDRED E. BARTLETT 93 SUMMIT ROAD ELIZABETH, N. r. A kind heart and a capable head, Mature judgment and charm, Our idea ol what it takes to be VI l.:i','. Section Treasurer 37 Wornen's Glee Club 37 Mixed Chorus 3: Madriqal Chorus 3. DOROTHY BEDERSKI II EAIRMOUNT TERRACE EAST ORANGE, N. I. l t is I: '.ff4r',' doinestit' cr-Satiiie i.-alta atitwriq I lli 'f tt.n.ir. 21.1.15 irntl sf-ws well. Norms Theatre Guild l, 2, 37 Secretary 27 Treasurer of Section7 Constitution Cornniit- teeg Social Committee 37 Deck Tennis I, 37 Library Council l. 2, 3. THE NORM