Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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Thou art Spirit, and Beauty, and Light. And the standards we raise in the )ears ncath tin dome, Are the standanls for whicli we shall fioht. —Ada p. Schaibi k, ' 24

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May wc daily teach ollieis, with courage and truth, The lessons we learn in thy halls. Thou art moie than a plan; thou an nioie than cokl stone

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To the Graduating Class of 1934: The Alumni Association ol the Glassboro Normal School welcomes you into the lanks ol sixteen himclred otiier alumni. We hope that you will become active in the work of the Alunuii Association and that there will be nuUual profit beiause of yoin memi)ership in this association. While you were yet (piite young, you had impressions made upon your memory which will still remain. This was undoubtedly because of the way those im- pressions were presented to )ou. Some remember the best teacher they ever had; others remember the associates, not the teachers, most vividly. Each memory is a liighlight on lite. ' ou probably remember ceiiain highlights maiking impoitant events. Now you have added a new highlight to the others. At this time the most distinct of all is that of graduating from the school of youi choice, and ours, into the jj)( lfssi())i of your choice. It may be well to lemembei that you are entering a prolession which is based upon establishing highlights on little minds. It is your privilege to work with children who will look to vou lor guidance and inspiration. The child with whom c)u woi k today will be the grown citizen of tomorrow. May he reflect many highlights from your inspiration so that in later days he may look to you as his best teacher ! The Alumni .Association greets you and congratulates you upon the success- lul lompletion of the preparation for your life career. May you be successlul in yoin endeavors and reflect the glory of yoin sdiool in your chosen field. Russell Knight, President Glassboro Normal Alumni Association