New Jersey State Teachers College - Seal Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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it Trenton a we have allege lifeg y relation- ie athletic scenes of ts ol11PPef us life wid tor you in fawvg, X ff f' . if 33 I f X M 4 f X Qs if .5 I t f r Q in - ' 4 7,1 if -. 3 f jf H. M, ff . H .5 ,X is Q f f 7352 Hi f iff, V. . ,rf .f st ,tc 4' gf. f X- w rf lixcefy Nt .19 ff sly lrlf,s,,,, ff LY We outnumber our faculty about eleven to one, but rely upon their guidance and interest one hundred percent. They stand for all that stu- dents look for in scholarship, honor, and high ideals. Our problems are their problems. They guide our steps with perfect understanding. ,,Mi1Zf.,Xv I 4 , M- ,V f 'ei mg . 'J 1 A-lv f r , fm 1 f X if X , X ,, t.. i 7 tg 1 K gy N f . 9 l 'fits .rs :if t 43 ,rss ,, v, t,. ,X fu V.,-tt, I 4 1 .R 5 ' ri il WX' t , ff t . ff 7 'N bf .i f . V eff r til fi? ...J -Y, .1 4.4 wp fcxcgwff ix-. 1 Vg, Here we pose as students in the most formal phase of our college life, our classes. But look further on and see the equally important to us, in- formal campus life. It is often a prob- lem to us to know whether campus life is the gap between classes or classes the lull between campus life. ..- -an ,,m:':w,,Q1h ' K if 3 f J if . gf ffl V ,f t'-s ,fi 3 Sit if , , i -t N ,ff 5' ffm- to fo fl. gif-'32 fr if . W . , 3 , 4 Q if, S., S? if-If , ty . 4 , 1 W, xg. fs, ,, . 05 . Students make a college. We stu- dents strive to make our college more than Halls of Learning. Our re- lationships through its many' activi- ties- provide competition and a spirit of friendliness. More than this these activities make our college alive and afford opportunities for us to broaden our interests. 5 f J 41 if ,'1 I K If . ,Q r. f l X ,M - Q. 4 ff! r 1 . f M , 3 et 1 y . .Xie rip iw, Many colleges are known mainly through their 'athletics Between women's and men's varsity athletics and the strenuous intra-mural pro- gram we have little time to special- ize in any one phase of sports. The fun and sheer enjoyment had by the participants is ample proof of the success and necessity of athletics as part of our college lite.

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- ' mm. -SWS-v V. , r M f' f QA Q ,Q ff ,.. Q ' 1 .f 5 xg lu., X A, f A. , In gY ig is ,, -4, N, A - - F . 1 .M i' I F' iw I , S .I .,- I H - -- A 43 I ,f y . A ' .- If 5, 1' - Ji I , W: ffl - fx! , I S21 v 'Z . Q ,' '.i3iY14 Q O 0 0 TO RACHEL MARION IARROLD, WHOM WE. ALL RE- SPECT AND ADMIRE AND WHOM WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER E OR HER DEEP SINCERITY, HER HELPFUL GUIDANCE, HER SENSE OE HUMOR AND HER DEMO CRATIC WAYS, WE, THE CLASS OE 1941, GRATE- EULLY DEDICATE THIS SEAL. sg i 1 . , ' 1 1 I A I , L, E 1