Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1938 volume:

SAVITZ LIBRARY GLASSBORO, NEW 1ERSEY 1655 ffiol WILMINGTON. DELAWARE JUNE 27 1938 3 3DD1 D053b 532M PRESENTED EJ Y THE JLNICC CLASS CE EHE NEW JERSEY STATE TEACH EES COLLEGE AT CLASSEOEO EDITORIAL STAEE Granville S. Thomas William H. Thorpe Anna M. Malandra Jean E. Braddock Ruth M. Barnett Roland J. Black Mildred Emley Rhoda Russell Catherine Butterhof Dorothy Hammond, Adviser BUSINESS STAEE Wesley W. Walton Catharine E. Schrock Ruth M. Mitchell Bernice E. Kier Adeline Pearlstein Helen Ryan Edith G. Crain Melvine R. Smith William S. Chiverton Sylvia M. Ackley Dorothy Mackler Wallace Holman Marie Kirby School life is wrought and sculptured by the indi- viduals on the campus and the incidents occurring during the school year. The staff has endeavored to weld pictorially these personalities and these events into a coherent record — The Oak of 1938. 3 b ' m With real admiration, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty-nine, dedicate The Oak of 1938 to our presi- dent, our leader, and our friend — EDGAR F. BUNCE. To the Student Body: The college year 1937-1938 has been a memorable one to me and I hope it has to you. You have been very cordial and loyal to your new President and to his family. There have been some changes at the College in regula- tions and standards. Time will tell whether or not they are wise ones. Many ot you have successfully held responsible positions and many of you have overcome handicaps. You personally have gained much by your efforts and the College has also profited. In February, the College was officially approved by the National Asso- ciation of Teachers Colleges as a four-year degree granting teachers college. Now, as the year draws to a close, I believe that we more nearly approximate the ideals for which we are striving than we did in September. The Yearbook Staff members and their adviser are to be heartily com- mended for their earnest and intelligent endeavors to record those events and faces which we wish always to remember as characteristic of the present college year. Yours sincerely CAMPUS FACULTY CLASSES I CI 1 I IS C4NDIDS THE PRESIDENT ' S WALK LAUREL HALL ' ' THUS WINTER FALLS EDGAR F. BUNCE SEYMOUR G. WINANS [15] [16] [17] [181 [19] [20] STUDENT COUNCIL Following the suggestion of our new president, the unwieldy student council of previous years was replaced by a compact council composed of the presidents of all student organizations. In this way, representation was provided for every type of personality and interest in the school. In the council, each representative presents the problems peculiar to his own constituents. As a result of free discussion, suggested methods for the amelioration of these difficulties are formulated. The result is that more amicable relationships have been established between the students, the faculty, and the public. [22] STUDENT- EACULTy COMMITTEES As one outgrowth of the policy that each individual who is a part of the College must be growing educationally at all times, and that growth is possible only if a real challenge or actual responsibility properly supervised is given each person, with the fullest possible utilization of each one ' s in- terests and powers in a cooperative scheme, Student-Faculty committees were organized. These committees, each composed of elected representatives from the various home rooms and three faculty members, met regularly each month to discuss problems related to the work of the committee, to make recom- mendations of policy which were referred to the President, and to carry out approved procedures. The Student Life and Student Welfare Committee studied the adjustments of members of the student body to the school environment, and formulated policies which guided the administrative officers in making campus life more beneficial to all. The Curriculum and Scholarship Committee concerned itself with school policies in regard to curricular adjustments and scholarship standards. Varia- tions in standards among staff members and class groups were studied and recommendations were made to the administrative officers. The Field Relationship Committee established contacts between the Col- lege and teachers in the field, making arrangements with teachers of southern New Jersey for displays of activities and for conferences between the College and the teachers in the area served. The High School Relationship Committee with its fun-making Play Day and interesting speakers sent out by the College to local high schools de- veloped a new recognition of the State Teachers College at Glassboro. The Publicity Committee inaugurated our first real newspaper, The Whit , to replace the defunct Collegian , and also kept the State informed of school activities by articles in thirty newspapers of New Jersey. The performances of Beyond the Horizon, Dulcy, the Irish Concert, and The Ballet Caravan were successful largely because of the efforts of the Public Pay Performances Committee. The Student Assembly Committee has afforded real opportunities for stu- dent participation in chapel programs, and has presented our faculty as in- dividual personalities, not merely as instructors. Well known lecturers were also presented. The Social Training and Hospitality Committee sponsored the memorable reception to our new President. Members of the Committee have acted as hosts and hostesses at all functions, professional and social, at the College. The Dormitory and Property Committee improved the lighting facilities of the College by the installation of flood-lights on the campus grounds, and it has steadily sponsored beautification of the campus. All committees have consistently and conscientiously worked to produce welcomed improvements at the College for both the students and faculty. [23] OUR GUARDIAN SENTINEL ROLAND A. ESBJORNSON For your timely advice, comradeship, humor, friendliness, and especially your humanness as our adviser, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty-eight, will always remember you. [26] [28] DR. HAROLD WILSON Your jovial manner, boundless energy, and intelligent guidance have been instrumental in carving for us a niche in the annals of the college. Your name will always remain indelibly inscribed in our memories. [30] [31] [32] [34] [35] [30] [37] [40] [41] 142] [+3] [46] [48] THE SCPHCHCCC [49] ' Second semester Carlton Cloud. President; Samuel Curcio. Vice-President. [50] THE FRESHMAN [51] THE TORCH! BE YOURS TO HOLD IT HIGH Hi) 13 13 ICS Modern education has lately decreed that avocations, as well as voca- tions, should be encouraged in the modern school. To promote the develop- ment of hobbies for our students, the College has steadily fostered the estab- lishment of new clubs. In the beginning, as a Normal School, with a student body almost exclusively feminine, the clubs, naturally, were feminine in plan. With the growth and development of our College, interests and objectives of all clubs have broadened. The clubs have increased in number and in scope. As the masculine enrollment increased, the Men ' s Club was formed. In 1938 a new departure was made in that men were admitted to membership in all clubs. The new Archery Club, established for the devotees of the feathered shaft, has provided its members with opportunity for the acquisition of skill with the bow and arrow. The Outdoor Club has afforded its members chances to have really dif- ferent week ends in the old farm-house at Camp Savitz. On these trips the students forget the cares of school work for happy hours in the outdoors: canoe- ing, hiking, swimming, and lounging before the open fire. The Kindergarten-Primary students in our College have formed a unique organization, one of the few student branches of the Association for Childhood Education. In our kindergarten these girls have gained some understanding of children ' s problems. In Clio, the social science club, the members gained new points of view from clear-cut discussions of current problems, and grew gray trying to keep abreast with the advisers on various extra-mural trips. With the institution of the Travel Club, those students enticed by far- away lands were given chances to plan journeys and to discuss the etiquette of travel. An attempt was made in the Science Club to keep our embryonic scien- tists abreast of current discoveries in all fields of science. Through trips to art centers and participation in activities about the Col- lege, the Art Club developed and stimulated the latent artistic impulses of its members. The Literary Club offers satisfaction and stimulation for our future Gertrude Steins and Sinclair Lewises. The Psychology Club, through trips and the discussion of new develop- ments arising in the science of psychology, has tried to develop a realiza- tion of the quirks of the human mind. For our students who hope not to be old maids, the Home Economics Club offers lessons in the proper treatment of that famed road to a man ' s heart. To satisfy those who desire additional physical activity, the Athletic Club was formed. The Orchestra and Music Clubs afford to those with muscial inclinations and talents the opportunity for expression in musical media. Plays, skits, monologues, and other dramatic presentations allow the mem- bers of the Dramatic Club to indulge in hamming to their hearts ' content. For the candid camera fiends of the school, the Camera Club was or- ganized. Here among their ilk, they talk of diaphragms, shutters, lenses, and such, to their fullest satisfaction. In times past, the town-crier bore the news. Our town crier is The Whit, the College newspaper. These organizations are our means of promoting avocations. [54] ARCHERY CLUB So Jong as (he new moon returns in the heavens a bent beautiful bow. So long will the lascination of archery keep hold of the hearts of men. [55] cat ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Now. you know, in every enterprise the beginning is the main thing. CAMERA CLUB As we see you!! [56] TRAVEL CLUB Ot journeying, the benefits are many. SCIENCE CLUB Science is power. [57] ART CLUB A thing ot beauty is a joy toievei. LITERARY CLUB Of all those arts in which the wise excel. Nature ' s chief masterpiece is writing well. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Coin the metal that is in yourselt. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Poise and sell command through good appearance. 3 [59] DRAMATIC CLUB The play ' s the thing. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB The joy ot etioit. [60] CLIO We can never see clearly until we look through the eyes of others. MUSIC CLUB Alma Mater, ot thee I sing. [61] [62] ADVERTISEMENTS 1 HE BUSINESS CONCERNS most closely associated with our college are represented on these pages. They have done much to make our college life a real and pleasurable one. We hope the students will patronize those who have cooperated with us. Compliments of BUD ' S RES T A U R A N T PITMAN. N J. Glassboro McFADDEN ' S VARIETY STORE Dry Good , Notions, Toys, and Stationery 5, 10 and 25c Goods a Specialty Everything for the house New Jersey Ride the Orange Bus G. R. WOOD, Inc. Pitman, N. J. BUS TRANSPORTATION Charter a Bus Pitman 648 Uhl Bros. Market 1 1 East High Street Taste Proves Quality Grace ties and Meats of Quality Fancy f ruits and Vegetables Hell Phone 70 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION Compliments of GEORGE E. I.E STOURGEON BAKERY MAKERS OF PRIZEWINNER BREAD Rridgeton, New Jersey [81] This emblem on your florist ' s window guarantees satisfac- tory quality and service. Linwood Miller FLORIST Plants and Flowers for all Occasions 410 west holly ay en uk Pitman, N. J. MEMBER F. T. D. Co m pi i m en ts of SIGMA PHI KAPPA HOMESTEAD COFFEE SHOP, INC. Private Dining Room 20 South Broad Street Woodbury, N. J. Hell Phone: Woodbury 531 Catering to Clubs, Parties and Meetings ABBOTTS The Standard of Fine Quality in ICE CREAM SAM, THE TAILOR Suits Custom Made to } our Measure $22.75 up CLEANING AND PRESSING 158 S. Broadway Pitman, N. T. CHAMPION SHOF REPAIR Superior It orkrnanship 46 South Broadway Pitman, N. I. Grove Lawn Tea Room Special Attention to Parties Three Dinnu Rooms Luncheon and Dinner 11:30 to 8 P.M. 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LUMBER AND MILLWORK Pitman, N. J. Phone 238 MARGARET L. GEBHARD Hairdresser 8 Pitman Ave. Pitman, N. J. Phone 844 Phone: Glassboro 172-R-2 SOCKWELL ' S DRESS SHOP A DRESS FOR EVERY OCCASION 14D West High Street Clayton, N. J. WILLIAM JAY STREET Established 1891 PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER Euclid Avenue Pitman, N. J. FRANK ' S SHOE REPAIR 112 High Street Glassboro, N. J. LUMMIS ' QUAKER STORE Free Delivery 116 E. Holly Ave. Phone 608 Pitman, N. J. LUTZ DRUG STORE Prescriptions Drugs — Sodas — Candy • Main and Hi h Streets Glassboro, New Jersey [85] Compton ' s Pictured Encyclopedia AND Compton ' s Pictured Teaching Materials Comprehensive — Authoritative — Practical A complete Reference Service for the Modern Teacher New Attractive Source Material on All Subjects to meet the New School Requirements WRITE FOR PARTICULARS F. E. COM PTON CO. 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Club. ADAMS, Helen . . . Church Road, Medford; Fr. 2: Home Economics Club. AGANEPPE, Mary ... 344 Viola St., Camden; Soph. 1; Art Club. AGOSTINO, Mary C. 2; Music Club. 325 Erin St., Vineland; Jr. ALLEBACH, France A. . . . 2931 High St., Camden; Soph. 1; Art Club; Field Relations Com. AMES, Elizabeth H. . . . 251 White Horse Pike, Berlin; Jr. 4; Outdoor Club. ANDREWS, Olive B. ... 141 Crafton Ave., Pitman; Fr. 1; Psychology Club, Treas.; H. S. Relations Com. ANTON, Harriet C. National Park; Fr. 1; Clio. AURELIO, Antoinette ... 24 E. Fifth St., Mays Land- ing; Soph. 2; Home Economics Club, Sec. BAKER, Margaret ... 116 N. 30th St., Carndsn; Soph. 3; Outdoor Club; Scholarship Com. BAPPERT, Helen . . . Broad Lane, Williamstown; Fr. 4; Phys. Ed. Club. BALLY, Ruth . . . New Egypt; A. C. E. BARNETT, Ruth M. . . . Delsea Drive, Fairview, Sewell. R. F. D. No. 1; Jr. 2; Dramatic Club; Yearbook, Phot. Ed.; Girls ' Glee Club, Pres. BARRETT, Virginia Lee ... 943 Kenyon Ave., Plainfield Soph. 3; Archery Club; A.C.E., V. Pres.; H. S. Re- lations Com. BATDORF. Dorothy E. . . . Tuckahoe; Jr. 4; Outdoor Club; Dormitory and Property Com.; Hockey. BATTEN, Helen K. . . . 41 E. Bettlewood Ave., Oak- lyn; Jr. 2; Clio; Scholarship Com. BENNETT, Janice C. ... 17 Boyden Ave., Maplewood; Soph. 3; Dramatic Club; Hockey, Mgr.; Basketball, Mgr. BENNETT, Margaret ... 545 Newton Ave., Camden; Soph. 1; Art Club; Publicity Com. BLACK, Roland J. . . . 317 Crafton Ave., Pitman; Or- chestra, Mgr.; Public Performance Com.; Yearbook, Asst. Phot. Ed.; Basketball, Capt. BOGIA, Thomas ... 107 New St.; Glassboro; Jr. 3; Class Treas.; Phys. Ed. Club; Men ' s A. A., Pres. BORESS, Bernard M. . . . 108 N. Iowa Ave., Atlantic City; Fr. 1; Phys. Ed. Club; Assembly Com. BOWERS, Mary Jane ... 34 Watkins Ave., Woodbury; Fr. 2; Science Club; H. S. Relations Com. BRADDOCK, Jean . . . Haddon Ave., Gibbsboro; Jr. 1; Dormitory Council, Pres.; Outdoor Club; A. C. E.; Student Welfare Com.; Yearbook, Asst. Art Ed. BRENNAN, Alice ... 274 Harvard Ave., Collingswood; Soph. 3; Music Club; A. C. E. BRIMFIELD, Elizabeth H. . . . 425 Central Ave., Ham- monton; Graduate Student. BROOMALL, L. Ward ... 810 Broad St., Pleasantville; Soph. 1; Orchestra. BROWN, Ruth . . . 1714 Hummock Ave., Atlantic City; Fr. 2; Science Club. 1008 New Pear St.; Vine- BROWNE, Eleanor D. . land; Jr. 4; Clio. BROWNE, Juanita G. ... 83 Carpenter St., Woodbury; Fr. 2; Phys. Ed. Club. BRYEN, Fred . . . 3510 Westfield Ave., Camden; Fr. 1; Clio; Student Welfare Com. BUTLER, Eleanor . . . Mullica Hill, R. F. D. No. 1; Fr. 2; Dramatic Club. BUTTERHOF, Catherine ... Egg Harbor; Jr. 4; Out- door Club; Scholarship Com. CANDLER. Eleanor ... 614 Pear St., Vineland; Soph. 1; Art Club; Scholarship Com. CAPIZOLA, Lucy L. . . . Harding Highway, Buena; Jr. 3; Dramatic Club, V. Pres.; Social Com. CARLL, Ruth E. . . . 299 Atlantic St., Bridgeton; Soph. 3; Outdoor Club. CARTER, Clara E. ... 78 Hess Ave., Woodbury; 3r. Class V. Pres.; Orchestra; Publicity Com. CHANCE, Margaret E. . . . Main St., Dividing Creek; Soph. 3; Outdoor Club; Dormitory and Property Com. CHARLESWORTH, Kenneth ... 818 East Main St., Millville; Fr. 1; Outdoor Club; Men ' s Glee Club, Sec. CHIVERTON. William ... 51 S. Fernwood Ave., Pit- man; Soph. 4; Phys. Ed. Club. CHRISTIANSEN, Adella M. . . . 309 N. Pearl St., Bridge- ton; Jr. 4; Music Club; Social Com. CIANCIARULO, Madelyn . . . 129 East Aster Road, Wildwood Crest; Soph. 1; Ouldoor Club. CLAYPOOL, Elaine ... 303 Sloan Ave., W. Collings- wood; Fr. 2; Science Club; Cheerleader. CLEARY, James . . . 1470 Princess Ave., Camden; Soph. 3; Dramatic Club; Public Performance Com. CLEMENT, Helen N. Blackwood; Sr.; Travel Club. CLOUD, Carlton ... 3 First Ave.. Runnemede; Fr. 1: Class Pres.; Clio; A. A., Sec; Basketball. CLUNN, Phyllis ... 16 Elvin Ave., Penns Grove; Fr. 2; Music Club. COHEN, Annette ... 256 S. Connecticut Ave., Atlantic City; Fr. 4; Art Club; The Whit, Staff Artist. COLEMAN, Rosetta ... 247 N. New Jersey Ave., At- lantic City; Jr. 2; Psychology Club. COLIGAN, Marguerite . . . 1217 Newton Ave., W. Collingswood; Soph. 2; Travel Club. COOPER, Burnett ... 919 Broadway, Camden; Soph. 4; Clio; The Whit , Associate Ed. COPPAGE, Betty H. . . . 814 Penn St., Camden; Jr. 2; Outdoor Club, Pres.; Field Relations Com. CORSON, Richard ... 907 E. Main St., Millville; Soph. 3; Class Pres.; Clio; The Whit , Feature Ed.; Public Performance Com. [89] COSLETT. Millicent G. . . . Harding Highway. Penns Grove; Jr. 2; Science Club, Sec; Publicity Com. CRAIN, Edi th ... 11 Temple Ave.. Gloucester Heights; Soph. 2; Clio. CRANE, Margaret H. . . 308 Walnut Ave., Cranford; Jr. 1; Music Club; A.C.E.; Dormitory and Property Com. CREA, Anthony . . . 431 Spruce St., Camden; Jr. 2; Phys. Ed. Club; Public Performance Com. CREAM. Naomi Frances . . . Magnolia Ave., Merchant- ville; Fr. 3; Home Economics Club. CRIGER. Gladys . . . 1631 Pulaski Ave.. Camden; Fr. 4; Science Club. CRIST, Alice B. . . . 808 Park Ave.. Plainfield; Jr. 1; Dormitory Assoc., Pres.; Outdoor Club, V. Pres.; A.C.E. CURCIO, Samuel . . . Hammonton; Fr. 1; Class V. Pres.; Science Club. D ' AGOSTINO, Anna Rita ... 191 White Horse Pike, Hammonton; Fr. 1; Music Club. DANDOIS, Phyllis ... 109 West Magnolia Ave., Wild- wood; Soph. 4; Archery Club. DANDOIS, Ruth ... 109 West Magnolia Ave.. Wild- wood; Fr. 2; Science Club; Dormitory and Prop- erty Com. D ' ANELLA, Lula . . . 1206 Sheridan St.. Camden; Fr. 2; Home Economics Club. DAUER. Geraldine K. . . . Cottage Ave., Haddonfield; Fr. 3; Archery Club; H.S. Relations Com. DAVIS. Lois . . . 1213 Langham Ave., Camden; Soph. 1; Dramatic Club. DEAN, Jeanette . . . Jackson Heights. N. Y.; Fr. 3; Science Club; Social Com. DECANTLICE, Lorraine M. . . . Mail Avenue, Jericho; Fr. 1; Archery Club. DELONG, Evelyn T. . . . 244 S. Davis St., Woodbury; Jr. 3: Music Club, Pres.; Girl ' s A. A., Pres. H.S. Re- lations Com.; Hockey; Basketball. DENTON. Helen ... 106 Sherman Ave.. Teaneck; Fr. 4; Public Performance Com.; Orchestra. DERSCH. George K. . . . Clarksboro; Fr. 2; Class Treas.; Literary Club. DICKERSON, George ... 125 W. Greenfield Ave., Pleasantville; Phys. Ed. Club. Treas.; Field Relations Com. DIDOMENICO, Patrick . . . Franklin St., Landisville; Jr. 3; Clio. DOERING, Etta ... 56 Estaugh Ave., Haddonfield; Soph. 2; Dramatic Club, Sec; Student Welfare Com. DOWN, Alice ... 149 West Ave.. Bridgeton; Fr. 2; Dramatic Club. DOWNER, Harriet M. . . . Downer; Jr. 1; Music Club; A.C.E. DUER, Anna . . . 218 Noreg Place, Brooklawn; Soph. 1; Archery Club, Sec. DUNCAN, Jean K. . . . 209 Embury Avenue, Pitman; Fr. 1; Athletic Club; Publicity Com.; Hockey. EASTLACK, Phyllis . . . Richwood; Soph. 2; Clio. EASTMAN, Marian L. . . . Mountain Ave., Murray Hill; Fr. 1; Outdoor Club; Camera Club, Sec; Scholar- ship Com. EATON, Katherine ... 134 Oakland Ave.. Audubon; Soph. 3; Orchestra. EBERLE, Ruth ... 80 Smullen St., Sayreville; Fr. 2; Home Economics Club. EMLEY, Mildred ... 335 S. Third St., Hammonton; Jr. 3; Music Club; Yearbook, Typist. ENGLEHART. Bertha ... 912 Sassafras St., Millville; Fr. 1; Psychology Club. ENGLISH, Juanita A. . . . 247 S. Barber Ave., Wood- bury; Jr. 4; Literary Club; Publicity Com. EWERT, Virginia . . . 513 Chambers Avenue, Gloucester; Soph. 3; Travel Club. FAERBER, Adelaide M. . . . 1393 Baird Ave., Camden; Fr. 1; Archery Club. FAGUNDUS. Frank S. . . . 301 Cedar Ave., Pitman; Jr. 3; Cass Pres.; Men ' s Glee Club, Pres.; Scholar- ship Com.; Basketball. FATLOWITZ. Reba R. . . . 1700 S. 7th St., Camden; Jr. 2; Clio; Social Com.; The Whit . Exchange Mgr. FENTON, William D. . . . Glassboro, R.F.D. No. 1; Sr.; Class Pres.; S.udent Council, Pres.; Clio. FINNEY, Marie ... 309 N. Delaware Ave.. Atlantic City; Soph. 3; Travel Club. FITCH. Betty L. . . . 5 Sunderland Ave.. Rutherford; Jr. 1; Archery Club, Pres.; A.C.E. FLETCHER, Nathan L. ... 42 Cedar St.. Bridgeton; Fr. 4; Orchestra; Scholarship Com. FLOWERS, Ruth M. . . . Shiloh Pike, Bridgeton; Fr. 3; Home Economics Club, Treas.; Publicity Com. FOSTER, Doris Mildred . . . Wenonah Ave.. Mantua; Jr. 1; Psychology Club; A.C.E.; Scholarship Com. FRAZIER, Kathryn . . . Central Ave., Blackwood; Soph. 4; Outdoor Club; Field Relations Com.; Hockey. GAITER, Phyllis Corinne . . . Sheridan Ave., Seaside Heights; Fr. 3; Psychology Club. GAROFALO, Josephine . . . Brewster Road, Minotola; Jr. 2; Music Ciub, Sec; Student Welfare Com. GARTON, Svbil ... 12 Northwest Blvd., Vineland; Jr. 1; Music Club; A.C.E. GARWOOD, Miriam E. S. . . . Berlin Road, Haddon- field; Jr. 2; Orchestra. GENDELL, Constance ... 106 S. Clinton Ave., Weno- nah; Jr. 3; Clio; Field Relations Com. GIBSON, Albert ... 376 E. Holly Ave., Pitman; Soph. 4; Class V. Pres.; Phys. Ed. Club. Pres.; Men ' s A. A.. V. Pres.; Men ' s Glee Club, V. Pres.; Basketball. GIGLIO, Violet . . . 322 Union Road, Vineland; Fr. 2; Home Economics Club; A.C.E. GILLESPIE, Helen Marie . . . 4547 Harding Road, Merchantville; Soph. 3; Art Club. GOODROW, Elizabeth ... 419 Berkley St., Camden; Fr. 2; Phys. Ed. Club. GOTTESMAN, Geraldine . . . 4 N. New Hampshire Ave.. Atlantic City; Archery Club, Treas.; Publicity Com. [90] GOVAN, Rosalee . . . 1712 Hummock Ave., Atlantic City; Soph. 2; Phy. Ed. Club. GROSS, Mina Sylvia ... 1106 Delaware St., Paulsboro; Fr. 4; Travel Club. GROVER, Frances . . . 407 Main St., Toms River; Soph. 1; Outdoor Club, Treas.; Dormitory Assoc., Sec. GRUBGELD, May ... 143 E. Pine St., Audubon; Fr. 1; Orchestra; Public Performance Com. GULDA, Mary . . . Williamstown; Fr. 2; Home Eco- nomics Club. GULT, Julia . . . Woodstown; Fr. 3; Home Economics Club. GUYER. Marjorie C. . . . 719 Redman Ave., Haddon- field; Sr.; Outdoor Club; Dormitory and Property Com. GWIN, Cora ... 125 Oakcrest Ave., Pitman; Fr. 2; Phys. Ed. Club; Student Welfare Com.; Hockey. HALL, Edward ... 204 Glendale Ave., Pleasanlville; Fr. 4; Phy. Ed. Club. HALL, Ophelia . . . 1153 Sycamore St., Camden; Jr. 3; Literary Club. HARGIS, Edgar ... 114 South 32nd St., Camden; Soph. 4; Orchestra. HART, Ruth K. . . . 1114 Langham Ave., Camden; Jr. 2; Outdoor Club; Assembly Com. HEARD, Lille Vivian ... 535 Mechanic St., Camden; Sr.; Clio; Social Com., Treas. HEARING, Helen ... 431 Grape St., Hammonton; Soph. 4; Dramatic Club; Hockey; Basketball. HENDERSON, Anne ... 419 Stevens St., Camden; Fr. 4; Orchestra. HENDERSON, Lottie ... 419 Stevens S... Camden; Soph. 1; Music Club. HERITAGE, Ethel ... 719 North Fourth St., Millville; Soph. 3; Outdoor Club. HERITAGE, Hannah R. . . . Mickleton; Soph. 3; Psychology Club, V. Pres. HICKMAN, Agnes C. . . . Weymouth Rd., Hammon- ton; Jr. 2; Art Club. HITCHNER, Roberta June ... 225 Columbia Ave., Pit- man; Soph. 1; Dramatic Club. HOAG. Virginia S. . . . Main St., Cedarville; Jr. 3; Clio; Dormitory and Property Com. HOLMAN, Wallace . . . Main St., Williamstown; Fr. 3; Phys. Ed. Club. HOLZMAN, Adolphia B. . . . 1236 Langham Ave.. Camden; Fr. 4; Archery Club; Field Relations Com. HOWARD, Cordelia ... 6 Pop ' .ar St., Glassboro; Sr.; Publicity Com. HOWELL, Marion J. . . . 120 W. McNeal St., Mill- ville; Fr. 1; Science Cub, Treas.; Field Relations Com. HOY, Marion L. . . . 234 Crafton Ave., Pitman; Fr. 1; Social Com.; Hockey. HUCK, Margaret . . . Magnolia Ave., Cresskill; Fr. 4; Class Sec; Art Club; Publicity Com. HUGHES, Muriel ... 16 Brandriif Ave., Millville; Fr. 1; Science Club. HUNTER, Lena . . . 609 King ' s Highway, Swedesboro; Psychology Club, Sec; Dormitory and Property Com. HURFF, Miriam . . . Sewell; Jr. 4; Clio, Treas.; Public Performance Com. INGEMJ, John ... 132 Chew Road, Hammonton; Soph. 4; Phy. Ed. Club; Cheerleader. IRELAND, Mary E. . . . 662 North Delaware St., Pauls- boro; Soph. 3, Clio. JACKSON, Charlotte ... 100 East Betllewood Ave., Oaklyn; Soph. 3; Psycho ' ogy C ub. JACKSON, Jessie . . . Glassboro; Fr. 2; Phys. Ed. Club. JOHNSON, Vida ... 33 Christopher Place, Ridgewood; Fr. 2; Dramatic Club. JOHNSON, Vivian ... 765 Pine St., Camden; Soph. 2; Literary Club; Publicity Com. JUSTICE, M. Edythe ... 440 Boulevard, Pitman; Soph. 3; Clio. KAENZIG, Elmira . . . Cologne Ave.. Cologne; Soph. 4; Class Sec; Outdoor Club. KAPLAN, Edna V. . . . Park Boulevard, Camden; Fr. 3; Archery Club. KELLER, Arline ... 246 Victoria St., Merchantville; Fr. 4; Home Economics Club. KIER, Bernice E. . . . 127 McClelland Ave., Pilman; Jr. 1; Dramatic Club; A.C.E.; H.S. Relations Com. KILLE, Dorothy E. ... 46 Simpson Ave., Pitman; Or- chestra; Publicity Com.; The Whit, Alumni Ed. KING. Ruth W. . Fr. 1. 41 Crescent Ave., Woodbury; KING, William ... 9 Fourth Ave., Pitman; Soph. 1; Public Performance Com.; Basketball, Mgr.; The Whit, Sports Ed. KINSLEY. Marion . . . Delsea Drive, Sewell; Jr. 4; Orchestra; Field Relations Com. KIRBY, Marie Allamuchy; Fr. 4; Archery Club. KLEBAN, Ruth N. . . . 501 E. Oak St., Millville; Jr. 2; Clio. KNAPP, Helen ... 302 Center St., Westmont; Soph. I; Music Club. KRUKOWSKA. Felicia . . . 1120 Jackson St., Cam- den; Jr. 4; Science Club; H.S. Relations Com. KURTZ. Barbara ... 811 7th Ave., Ocean City; Soph. 4; Outdoor Club; Student Welfare Com. LAMPLUGH, Selena E. . . . Graisbury Ave., Audubon; Fr. 3; Music Club; Public Performance Com. LAUCK, Florence ... 831 Sylvan St., Camden; Fr. 4; Archery Club. LAUXMAN, Edith E. . . . 105 Victoria Terrace, Atlantic City; Jr. 2; Class Sec; Travel Club; Dormitory and Property Com. LEMOINE, Jean . . . N. West Ave., Vineland; Fr. 2; Art Club, Sec; Field Relations Com. LEONHARDT. O. Dorothy ... 148 Main St., Williams- town; Soph. 3; Archery Club. LEWIS, Mildred E. . . . Clarksboro; Fr. 4; Dramatic Club, Treas.; H.S. Relations Com. LITWACK, Pearl . . . West Landis Ave., Vineland; Jr. 3; Art Club, Pres. [91] LLOYD. Mary G. . . . Elmer; Fr. 3; Home Economics Club. LOBLEY. Marie ... 327 Maple St., Hammonton; Soph. 4; Dramatic Club; Dormitory and Property Com.; Hockey. LONG. Elaine U. . . . Lincoln Blvd., Glassboro; Sr.; Dramatic Club; Assembly Com. LOOSE, Raymond . . . 7507 Park Ave., Merchantville; Soph. 1; Orchestra, Treas. LOWDEN, Sarah W. . . . 228 S. Washington Ave., Moorestown; Sr.; Class Sec; Clio. LUDLAM. John Joseph ... 200 Penn Ave., Collings- wood; Jr. 3; Orchestra, Pres.; Publicity Com.; Men ' s Glee Club, Treas.; Student Council, V. Pres. LYNCH. Patrick . . . 113 East High St., Glassboro; Fr. 4; Orchestra; The Whit, Asst. Bus. Mgr. MACAN, Ruth D. . . . Wisteria St., Perth Amboy; Fr. 3: Art Club; Field Relations Com. McARDLE. Frances J. ... 15 N. St. Catherine PL. Atlantic City; Jr. 2; Travel Club, Sec. MACCARONI, Anna G. . . . Pump Branch Rd., Water- ford; Jr. 4; Art Club. MacCULLOCH, Elizabeth ... 178 Main St., Lodi; Fr. 4; Outdoor Club; Student Welfare Com. MacFARLAND. Doris A. . . . Monroeville; Jr. 3; A ichor y McILVAINE, Sara . . . Madison Ave., Williamstown; Jr. 3; Archery Club. MACKLER, Dorothy ... 1274 Magnolia Ave., Camden; Fr. 2; Archery Club. McLARNEY. Lucy ... 114 Walnut St.. Audubon; Fr. 4; Home Economics Club; Basketball. MacNEILL, Doris . . . DuPont Rd.. Penns Grove; Fr. 2; Literary Club. MacNEILL, Elinor D. . . . DuPont Rd., Penns Grove; Fr. 3; Science Club; Scholarship Com. MADARA, Dolores ... 20 Lexington Ave.. Pitman; Soph. 2; Travel Club; Scholarship Com. MAHONEY. Kathleen F. ... 1113 Elm Ave.. W. Collings- wood; Jr. 4; Travel Club. MALANDRA, Anna Maria . . . Lake Ave., Blackwood; Jr. 4; Art Club, V. Pres.; Yearbook, Art Ed. MALTMAN. Laura R. . . . 616 Summit Ave., West- ville; Jr. 3; Music Club; Hockey; Basketball. MARSHALL, Charlotte . . . 6309 Grant Ave.. Merchant- ville; Jr. 4; Class V. Pres.; Music Club. MATTHEWS. Helen . . . Minches Lane, Bridgeton; Soph. 4; Phys. Ed. Club. MATTSON, Charlotte . . . 210 Ohio Ave., Absecon; Soph. 2; Home Economics Club, V. Pres. MAUK, Marion . . . Red Bank Ave., National Park; Fr. 2; Outdoor Club; Assembly Com. MAWSON, Ruth . . . North Main Rd.. Vineland; Soph. 2; Orchestra; Field Relations Com. MAY, Bee . . . 2153 44th St., Camden; Fr. 4; Phys. Ed. Club; Assembly Com. MESSICK, Allen R. Jr. . . . 303 Erie St., Camden; Jr. 3; Art Club. MESSINGER, Elaine ... 230 Philadelphia Ave., Egg Harbor City; Fr. 1; Science Club. MICKLE. Harold . . . Goshen; Fr. 3. MILLER. Charles M. . . . 139 N. St.. Seaside Park; Soph. 4; Phys. Ed. Club; Social Com. MILLER, Frances . . . Warwick Rd., Lawnside; Fr. 2; Art Club. MILLER, Mabel E. ... 410 N. Seventh St.. Millville; Jr. 3; Clio. MILLER, Milton . . . Wallace Ave., Norma; Soph. 4; Phys. Ed. Club; The Whit, Ed.; Public Performance Com. MILLIN. Lillian . . . Michigan Ave., Atlantic City; Fr. 3; Phys Ed. Club; Assembly Com. MITCHELL, Ruth M. ... 615 S. Broadway, Pitman; Jr. 1; A.C.E., Pres.; Dramatic Club; Public Performance Com.; Yearbook. MOEHRING, June ... 609 Beacon Ave., Paulsboro; Fr. 2; Music Club; Scholarship Com. MOLOFSKY, Ruth . . . Rosenhayn; Soph. 4; Travel Club. MOORE, Howard . . . Swedesboro; Soph. 4; Clio. MOORE, M. Alice . . . White Horse Pike, Magnolia; Soph. 4; Science Club. MOREY, Ruth C. . . . Pleasantville, R. F. D. No. 3; Soph. 1; Music Club. MOSKOVITZ, Adele ... 210 Park Ave., Vineland; Jr. 2; Literary Club. MOSS, Ella ... 122 Akron Ave., Westmont; Soph. 4; Archery. MULLIN, John ... 126 Shadeland Ave., Pleasantville; Soph. 1; Class Treas. Outdoor Club; The Whit, Bus. Mgr. MUSE, E. Florence ... 487 N. Church St., Moores- town; Soph. 1; Clio. MYERS, Betty G. . . . Station Ave., Haddon Heights; Jr. 3; Dramatic Club; Assembly Com.; Yearbook. NEALEY, Hazel . . . 2729 Arthur Ave., Camden; Jr. 1; Art Club; A.C.E., Sec. NICHOLS, A. Virginia . . . Tuckahoe Rd., Williams- town; Fr. 3; Dramatic Club. NICKLES, Anne . . . Mays Landing Rd., Scullville; Jr. 4; Home Economics Club. NORCROSS. Marion ... 315 Virginia Ave., Vine- land; Soph. 4; Clio, V. Pres.; Assembly Com.; The Whit, Staff Artist. ORLANDO, Marie ... 510 Station Ave., Haddon Heights; Fr. 4; Archery Club; Social Com. ORLICK. Jack ... 119 Haddon Ave., Westmont; Fr. 3; Dramatic Club; H.S. Relations Com. OUTLAND. Aletha . . . High St.. Glassboro; Fr. 1: Literary Club. PARVIN, Betty ... 305 Highland Terrace, Pitman; Soph. 4; Psychology Club; Scholarship Com. PASTORE, Rose . . . White Horse Pike, Elm; Soph. 2; Music Club. PATTEN, Anna . . . Asbury Rd.. Paulsboro; Soph. 4; Literary Club, Treas. PATTISON, Jean ... 224 Showellton Ave., Absecon: Soph. 2; Outdoor Club, Sec; Dormitory and Property Com. PAXTON, Reba . . . Eighth Ave., Glassboro; Fr. 3; Dramatic Club. PEARL, Jean E. . . . 204 Rhoads Ave., Haddonfield; Soph. 3; Music Club; Field Relations Com. PEARLSTEIN, Adeline ... 315 N. Broad St., Glassboro; Sr.; Athletic Club; Public Performance Com. PEATROSS, Dorothy . . . 818 Spruce St., Camden; Soph. 3; Orchestra. PERIAN, Eva ... 21 W. Adams St., Paulsboro; Soph. 2: Dramatic Club; Assembly Com.; Costume Wardrobe, Custodian. PETERSON, Alma . . . Sewell, R. F. D.; Jr. 2; Art Club. PETERSON, Esther ... 301 W. Broad St., Bridgeton; Soph. 2; Dramatic Club; Social Com. PISECCO, Philomena T. . . . Glenwood Ave., Woodbury Heights; Fr. 3; Home Economics Club. PITTS, Ellen ... 126 Center St., Atlantic City; Soph 2; Phys. Ed. Club. PIZZUTO, Mary L. . . . Elmer, R. F. D. No. 2; Jr. 2; Literary Club, Pres.; H.S. Relations Com. PLASKEY, Edith . . . 2360 Broadway, Camden; Fr. 4; Science Club. POND, Audrey B. ... 301 S. Church St.. Moorestown; Soph. 1; Science Club, Pres.; Student Welfare Com.; Hockey; Basketball. PRICE, Doris . . . 2734 Hayes Ave., Camden; Fr. 4; Outdoor Club. PRITCHARD, Vernona ... 316 Mt. Vernon Ave.. Haddonfield; Soph. 3; Clio; Assembly Com. RADCLIFFE, Eudora ... 805 Archer St., Millville; Fr. 1; Science Club. RAMSAY, Barbara Louise .... 312 Concord Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C; Fr. 2; Art Club; Glee Club, Treas. REGN, Vera C. . . . Atco Ave., Atco; Jr. 4; Outdoor Club. RICHARDS, Pearl . . . Sewell, R. F. D. No. 1; Jr. 2; Clio. RICHARDSON, Althea ... 1141 Baring St., Camden; Fr. 4; Literary Club, Sec. RIGLEY, J eanne M. . . . Manor Ave., Oaklyn; Fr. 3; Orchestra; Student Welfare Com.; Cheerleader. RITCHARDS, Helen ... 613 Liberty St.. Camden; Fr. 4; Clio. ROBINS. Elizabeth ... 933 S. 7th St., Camden; Soph. 1; Literary Club. ROBINSON. Charles . . . 1402 Broadway, Camden; Fr. 2; Art Club. ROBSON, Catherine ... 310 Church St.. Hacketts- town; Fr. 4; Archery Club; Dormitory and Property Com. ROSENBERG. R. Alice ... 575 Van Hook St.. Cam- den; Jr. 3; Clio. ROSENBERGER, Mildred . . . 1631 47th St., Penn- sauken; Jr. 1; Dramatic Club, Pres.; Assembly Com.; A.C.E. ROTHWELL, Howard, Jr. . . . 224 Emerald Ave., West- mont; Fr. 1; Orchestra. ROTMAN, Selina Janice ... 117 Delaware St., Wood- bury; Sr.; Travel Club, Pres.; Student Welfare Com. RUBIN, Dorothy C. . . . 1022 Kaighn Ave., Camden; Fr. 1; Psychology Club. RUSSELL, Colette . . . New Pear Victory Sts.. Vineland; Fr. 2; Orchestra; Public Performance Com. RUSSELL, Rhoda M. . . . Aura Road, Glassboro; Jr. 4; Travel Club; The Whit. reporter; Yearbook, Typist. RYAN, Helen . . . Sewell; Soph. 1; Dramatic Club. SAIENNI, Angela .... 70 Railroad Ave., Penns Grove; Fr.; 2; Home Economics Club. SCHEIBER, Rudolph T. ... 113 Landis Ave., Vineland; Sr.; Clio, Pres.; H.S. Relationship Com. SCHENCK, Lola . . . Wheat Road, Vineland; Soph. 3; Archery Club. SCHOBER, K. Marie . . . Mount Royal; Fr. 4. SCHOELER, Frances . . . 3065 Tuckahoe Road, Cam- den; Fr. 4; Archery Club. SCHROCK, Catharine E. ... 69 Colonial Ave., Pit- man; Jr. 1; Orchestra; Field Relations Com.; Yearbook, Asst. Bus. Mgr.; A.C.E. SCHROCK, Dorothy A. ... 69 Colonial Ave., Pitman; Soph. 3; Music Club, Treas.; Social Com.; A.C.E. SCHROEDER, Eleanor C. . . . 144 Darmstadt Ave., Egg Harbor City; Soph. 1; Music Club. SCHUTZ, Edna M. . . . 1403 Richmond Ave., Trenton; Fr. 3; Dramatic Club; The Whit, Circulation Mgr. SCOTT, Julia R. . . . 1938 Prospect Blvd., Haddon Heights; Soph. 3; Art Club. SEABO, H. Lucille ... 449 Beacon Ave., Paulsboro; Fr. 1; Science Club. SEEDS, Mary B. ... 118 E. Columbine Rd.. Wildwood Crest; Jr. 1; Psychology Club, Pres.; A.C.E.; Social Com. SHAW. Luther G. . . . Bethel Mill Rd., Hurffville; Fr. 1; Orchestra. SHERRERD, Ann. ... Jr. 3. SHOWELL, Virginia ... 741 Walnut St., Camden; Soph. 1; Art Club. SIBLEY, Ruth A. . . . 202 University Blvd., Glassboro; Sr.; Outdoor Club; Scholarship Com. SILVERMAN, Mae ... 94 White Horse Pike, Berlin; Jr. 2; Psychology Club. SIMPSON, Aline . . . Fairfield Gardens, Red Bank; Soph. 2; Home Economics Club. SIMPSON. Iva M. . . . 643 N. Pearl St.. Bridgeton; Jr. 2; Science Club. SMITH, Caroline E. . . . 9 East Chestnut Ave., Merchant- ville; Jr. 1; Music Club; A.C.E. SMITH, Melvine R. ... 60 Seventh St., Salem; Soph. 3; Art Club. SMITH, Sarah M. . . . Clayton; Grad. Student; Dramatic Club; A.C.E. [93] SNUFFIN. Virginia M. . . . White Horse Pike, Linden- wold; Fr. 3; Drama ' ic Club; Dormitory and Prop- erty Com.; The Whit, Sports Ed.; Hockey; Basket- ball. SPEARMAN, Inez J. L. . . . 600 Cherry St., Camden; Soph. 2; Art Club. STAFFORD, Loretta . . . 916 N. Eighth St., Camden; Soph. 1; Archery Club; Social Com. STAULCUP, Harry G. . . . 49 E. Holly Ave., Pitman; Soph. 4; Phys. Ed. C!ub; Basketball. STEELE, Gladys B. . . . Bridgeton Pike, Millville; Soph. 3; Art Club, Treas.; Publicity Com. STEIDLER, Lillian ... 77 Jackson Ave., Gibbstown; SoDh. 3; Dramatic Club; Student Weltare Com. STEIN, Miriam ... 324 Kaighn Ave., Camden; Jr. 3; Music Club, V. Pres. STEVENS, Dorothy W. . . . Bloomfield Ave., Parsippany; Fr. 2; Outdoor Club; Camera Club, Pres.; Social Com. STRANG, M. Robert. Jr. . . . 25 Church St., Glass- boro; Jr. 4; Clio. STRITTMATTER, Martha . . . Paradise Road, Paulsboro; Soph. 4; Literary Club, V. Pres. SUTTON, Anne . . . Bordentown: Jr. 4; Home Eco- nomics Club, Pres. SUTTON, Helen . . . Eldora; Soph. 1; Music Club; H.S. Relations Com. SWEENEY, Charles E., Jr. . . . 32 Mt. Vernon Ave., Pitman; Soph. 4; Camera Club; Phys. Ed. Club. TALTON, Jane . . . Spruce St., Merchantville; Fr. 3; Home Economics Club. THAIDIGSMAN, Betty ... 209 Vine St., Delanco; Fr. 1; Outdoor Club; Dormitory and Property Com. THOMAS, Granville S. . . . 401 Fulton St., Millville; Jr. 2; Clio; Yearbook, Ed. THORPE, William H. . . . Hammonton, R. F. D. 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