Drew University - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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Y --J,,, D5 , L e .4- 7 i The men of lhe college have finally proved lhal il is 'M Q i i possible lo live under lhe same roof wilh seminarians. s Q 'mi f i I Hayl Bowne's firsl floor was Taken over by college i 5 'foxy men lhis year for The lirsl lime in The hislory of , is Drew. l-loy'r Bowne was nolorious for being in a con- v, Jrinuous srale of open house. Need we say more? , l Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rice. l-louse Direclors. The Refurn of Tipple Pond, Wha+ l-lo! ls+ row' Vic Drilea, Ralph Thorn, Dave Allen, John Foreman: 2nd row: John Langford. Jeff Gilman, Tony Chrisliano, Dale Gregoriew, Tom Aquilino, Fred l-lusl, Perry Goldman, Squid lvlussell. Janel' Nu'r+er, Adam Kaufman. George Murlha. F KL. E 4 2 l l 1 2