Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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Elizabeth L. Bostwick Lois M. Bolton George O. Baldwin Edna M. Earlin ADVANCED JN SEPTEMBER, 1935, the second group of candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education entered Glassboro with a desire to explore new helds of knowledge and to amplify previously acejuired learnings. In relation to the cultural work ot this tourth year the class enjoyed many activities. Outstanding among them were a trip to the Fels Planetarium; a tour through the Deep Water Electric. tl Unit; and in connection with Ap- plied Physics, the setting up ot a complete laboratory for developing snapshots; attendance at a session of the New Jersey State Legislature, and a field trip to Washington ' s Crossing: and. as a result of the study ot Fundamentals of Prisc.ILI a G. Fitch Phyllis S. Hanse Hi m n M. Hitl

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HEY WHO ARE ABOUT TO LEAD OTHERS THROUGH EXPERIENCES

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Doris O. Sanbeg CONCETTA C. PrIVITERA Mildred Owen SENIORS Medicine, a visit to the Woodbine Colony for the Feeble- minded as well as four visits to the Psychiatric Clinic of the Jefferson Medical School. Many other events claimed the attention ot the Ad- vanced Seniors. The production of Mutiny in the Library and Literary Shades, two original plays, displayed both the ability to write and the capacity for humor possessed by the clars. Another delightful activity was the Scancla ' Mongers 1 Ball, a forma] school dance. Advanced Senior Week and Health Week were especially important projects. Regular monthly luncheons, culminating in the class banquet in June, rounded out a full year for the Advanced Seniors. Elizabeth M. Nettleton Ethel A. Miller Margaret A. Jones Helen Lloyd Sonia D. Maczyszyn