Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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SENIORS

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were looking back on our Freshman lerrn 'papers and enjoying lhal comlorfable sensalion known as being a Sophomore. Visils fo Praclicum cenlers and a Jrrip +o The UN. General Assembly were high- ,lighls of Thai year. Much of our fun seemed emply, however, for during lhe year we losl lwo of our classmales, Donald Walsh and Joseph Sullivan. Suddenly il was lime for our Junior Prom, a sori of coming oul parly, for if marked The beginning of our Praclicum period. A+ lasl we mel lhal puzzling lheme of our lexrbooks-lhe child-face lo face! We came back lo college lwo monlhs laler equipped wilh anecdoles and discussion maferial 'rhal' lasled well inlo June. Al- lhough we looked and acled The same. we fell somehow changed-more conlidenl, more professional. The days flew by bringing lhe very lenioyable Junior-Senior Dance. Soon laflerward, our acceleraled Seniors wenl' lon 'rheir various ways leaving a very big yhole in our ranks. They numbered only Tourleen, buf were sincerely missed in lhe icorridors, caleleria, and Tudor Room. l The New Year broughl plans for lhe ,Senior Variely Show-and whal a show il' lwasl Need anylhing more be said? A busy Senior Srudenl leaching pro- gram broughl many wonderful experiences, and we relurned more eager Than ever lo fesl our philosophies and melhods in classes of our own. We looked forward lo an exciling spring lealuring lhe class iformal, Senior supper, and finally gradua- lion, wilh The hope lhal' we mighl have as much happiness in leaching as we have had in preparing for if. ,403 1 K- .haf-5 ff .gf1Tiil'g',. ' ' l.,-Gasp-li. ffm .- Z s, . - rwfi-L af.f,us,QsiJi 'f5L' i,L'i , H :germ-31g4,5,f ' ,V .gigs 13 s.qi2,,,.A,. bij.,-,M L sz.: ffi vi.-wzfz' . . A-igffi, '- vis if . fa-'23 .,,g,sigz,,gf... 1-1 g . fi? MQ '-4 +5 Afiwg,--A ,M -4 ff 'Giiui-Lg-.oi ' 1-milf. .:g'4?gi2fk''-?1sQlfiff,i:i,1i'-iff A I ix. i: .:'X: 2 . , -- J. 54 X Y i fiAi'?aiKf-2'4i2FsS5 '1'i!lii'Usx ifvwfi-.7-':2i -w-HWiff1',17Zf-.m23irl'F-sZ'.-5?-' xiii! 'zE:i9lf.1a3i3Jw' 'J -'i'r1'2-M' i. . , seam. e s.. L. V 1 aggiwisfiiis f s,-w.s,k,:-Qrm,w,-Jaw .,,,, ff .A.:l..., ,M 5Qwm.,,5,. . ,A rag, .,2q4,,,w,,,g,,., , em, .MW 1 ,,.1,., 1, qw -. sq. Mk aifsws ,ff .17 - -M 1-'wi - sw :f..f.rK,s,i. ff. ,- :.vsiizs,ffaiiwf,wa fi -.-,1f'e,--:elseif n-1,.-1.15fra.sf.:.- I ' A 5955927 I L 1- 453' A535 jf' A 'A - - T1 ,, My . ii:-,ft . Q wfl-,ffrix ' . il f S is 1 ii fi. b y .X ..,':Yi' 'Li l-L2'1g1 an as f 4,