Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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The Oak The Staff Family .Llvhors Alice Adfl.iide Knox Kjerstcn Nielsen Edilors-in-( liirf Madeline I.eck r.vaiiKeline Nolile .Issisltiiil Edilors-in- C iirf Hertlia Morrison 1-thcl Coiikell l.ilntiiy l.ditiiis Marguerite A res Ceres Johnson .hsisldiil I. ill tar y l.dilor (irair neninrest Sdi Il ly !■ diliiis I ' li alieth Carcv I ' .li aheth Mowers .llhlilii lulilois Marv r.tler Marv I- llcTi Poii las .!rt Edilors Sarah Ueisei Florence Riijjh .hsisttiril .III Edilor Naomi Ott li iisiiii s.s .l rt riat rrs Helen Reiinehaum Stella Small Cleora ' IVfTeau (ex-oHicio) .1 ssislaiil liusitu-ss Mtirttu ris F.mma Murdoch Margaret Urady ( ' . in lilalni y MatuK rrs Kdith Black Martha Morfieinverk .hsisUtiil Ciidilalory Mantu n Margaret Chard .7 di-rilisiiiii Manager Maud Ilann JssislanI Adi ' crli.finii Manayi r Jean Loveland Sicrrlariis nf Slaff Hazel Coleman Mar Dixon Tnasurcrs of Slaff Luther Foster Almira Davis Ex-()ffifio Marie Haley Harriet Reiners Sriiinr .1 Rr l rrsriilali-vr liett Ransom Siiiior B Rr rrsrnlali-vr Mary Scott Junior Rrprcsenlaliics F ' lorence Prosch Doroth Reiheth Eit hl

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The Oak Dear Srxiors: The I ' n ' ncipal ami Faculty approach f:;ra(l nation with mingled feelings of regret and joy: of regret because of the breaking of ties, of joy because you are ready to assume the duties and resjionsibilities of teaching. Their association with you, their work with you and for you, the opportunity to observe your growth and development, your response to their ministry, your fine spirit, and your happy, hopeful, buoyant lives have formed a bond between you and them which they are reluctant to sever; in fact, cannot sever. Though we go our separate ways after graduation, neither space nor time can affect the spiritual un:on which is tlie outgrowth of this association. We rejoice that the time is drawing nigh wlien you are to go fortli commissioned by the State of New jersey to a ministry of service. The limitless possibilities of this service to the individual, to societ , and to the State, through your interest and ze;d for humanit and i)ur fidelity and loyalty to your profession, have stirred in us a great hope for a manhood and womanhood spiritually ennobled and enriched. ()ur common task, as facult and students, of developing in you the power to guide the boN ' s and girls of our country is ended. The task confronts you of demon- strating in actual practice that this effort ha not been fruitless. Our fondest wish is that Nou ma respond to the challenge of youth with a cour;ige, a sympathy, and a love that will gladden all hearts. Sincerely, Jerohx J. S.WITZ. Trn