Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1940 volume:

PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE NEW JERSEY STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE AT GLASSBORO Just as the mighty oak points skyward, staunch in stately majesty, so in this volume do we hope to safeguard the mem- ory of discovered horizons. With the profound desire to keep our memories aglow, we present the Oak of 1940. • CAMPANORAMA • CLASSES • LIFE • ACTIVITIES ' Neath trees of majestic height and grace, We have wiled away happy hours. The highway beyond the lawns with their century-old trees hums with activity while upon this campus away from the noise of the streets live students in a veritable world of their own. One season gives way to another, and so it is with the years, yet the only change in the hearts of those who know these grounds intimately is the thought that the campus grows more and more beautiful. Never to be forgotten are the smooth lawns, brilliantly green under summer ' s heat, crisply white with winter ' s frost. ' Neath the whispering and the rustling oak and linden trees which line the Presidential Walk leading to stately Whitney House, sunshine and shadow have mingled. Brilliant days change into starry nights. Winding paths lead to the turfed natural amphitheatre and to the tennis courts clustered among tall oak trees. Tucked away are many secluded nooks offering solitude and inviting meditation at nightfall — to dream, to speak idle words, to hope. In the spring, bright, well-cared-for gardens of yellow daffodils, laven- der iris, and red tulips enhance the beauty of the campus. Lovely pink laurel blossoms in the spring near the dormitory bearing its name. The beauties of nature manifested at each season of the year cannot be surpassed — the change in the spring from yellow to pink and to the final summer dress of brilliant green, the change in the fall from multi-colored hues to the subsequent white of winter. Throughout the years, foot- steps tread the winding paths, climb the steps of the Colonial buildings. These very footsteps may fall in distant climes, but never will they find greater satisfaction and pleasure than is inspired by our campus. Spring Visits the Campus ' Mid Spacious Colonial Surroundings We Live Stately Oaks CLASS OFFICERS s E N I O R S ESTHER MAE PETERSON ELLEN PITTS AUDREY BETTY POND VERNONA FRITCHARD ELIZABETH M. ROBINS HELEN RYAN To the roll of our Senior Class, we add the following: George Dersch George G. Dickerson George Maier William W. Williams e cla5A dinad . . . We have started on our journey, May we reach our post afar. Through the storms of life we ' ll ever Hitch our wagon to a star. In the years within these portals, Valiant deeds we ' ll strive to do, And the halls will ring with echoes Of our strife to carry through. Strength and might — for the right Are our guides to nobleness. When in after years we rally Once again within these halls, We, the class of nineteen-forty, Will have marched on to our goal. Words by Richard Corson Music by Eleanor Schroeder . ' in JnM e mo nam Dorothy was with us so short a time; almost but a fleeting moment. She worked with us, laughed with us, sang for us; the moment, brief as it was, was swret and pleasant. Then He called. We did not understand, but nei- ther did we question His judgment. He took her by the hand and led her to a place far more beautiful than ours. We remembered; we will always remember our Dorothy. mm God, disgusted with earth ' s fogs and gloom And feeling sorry for long-faced men, Sent a singing child to make us smile Saying Soon you must return again. The child grew and sang for us. We won ' t forget her song. But earth continued to grow worse and worse And nations vied in doing wrong. God said, Rumors of war have come to my ears And smoke may mar my singer ' s wings. I ' ll take her to my fold again, Where, on high, my angels sing. Ella Moss, ' 40 31 r i DR. GEORGE W. HAUPT Adviser WALLACE HOLMAN President ELEANOR BUTLER Vice-President GERALDINE GOTTESMAN Secretary BARBARA RAMSAY Treasurer 32 SAMUEL E. WITCHELL Adviser ADDISON MOORE President VYRON GRACE Vice-President CHARLOTTE GLASSMAN Secretary MARGARET WARD Treasurer J. WILLARD CAREY Adviser WALTER RICHARDSON President NANCY LEE BOZARTH Vice-President WILLIAM J. LARGE Treasurer DOROTHY MAGILL Secretary 3C 0 ° Jo® 1 V 0i 1© V 0© 6? 5 6V 38 IN YEARBOOK PRINTING Master printers of distinctive annuals reflecting the good tiisic of a discrim- inating clientele thai knows and appreciates the artistry of craftsmanship. LYON ARMOR, INC., I ' RINTEKS 147 Nor Ih Too Ih Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania OSCAR H. HIRT PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES II North Eleventh Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. OUR OWN MAKE SALTED NUTS THE NUT SHOP 34 E. High St.. Glassboro, N. J. G. B. ECHENHOFER, INC. 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Since renowned educators disagree as to the benefits that may be derived from a college educa- tion and the methods which should be followed to obtain the best results, it is rather difficult for a layman to form a very positive opinion. He can only judge by the comparisons he is able to make between college graduates and those who are not college graduates. Here again he is very apt to be in the position oi not being able to form a positive opinion. Some time ago one of the lead- ing magazines asked a number of representative employers whether or not they preferred college graduates in their employ. Out of twenty-three answers nine were in the affirmative, five in tin- negative and nine made qualifying answers. Some -aid it made no difference and others said it all depended upon the position or the individual. However, in -pite of tin- yes and no attitude. I think il i- becoming more a in I more important that young people should have a college education. In Government service, for example, the demand lor college graduate-, is increasing. In fact, it i- now necessary that a candidate for many civil service examination- be college graduate- in order lo qualify. The standard for public service i- higher than formerly and the college graduate has a d ' stinct advantage over those whose educa- tion -topped at high school. Histor) i- full of example- of men who have attained great heighi- with little formal educa- tion but their native gifts were beyond the aver- age. The average youth possessing ordinary at- tainment?, needs the stimulating and broadening influence of a college education. In a fiercely competitive age lie need- all the help he can get, and their i- no doubt that hi- opportunities are greater if he i- a college graduate. Sincere!} yours, M dear Editor: I wish in thank you for youi letter ol February eleventh in which you invite me to contribute a ar F. HurfF Co, Swedesboro, N. J. 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Phone 704 PARKE ' S ORANGE PEKOE TEA BALLS I N D I V I D I A L SERVICE Every (.up a Treat ' COFFEE — TEAS — SPICES I ED FOODS FLAVORING EXTRACTS L. H. PARKE COMPANY PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH COMPLIMENTS OF DR. HENRY R. POWELL DR. ROBERT H. POWELL MARGARET L. GEBHARD HAIRDRESSER 8 PITMAN AVENUE PITMAN. N. J. Phone 844 LETTERS TO THE EDITORS (continued few sentences for inclusion in your college annual publication The Oak. Your generation has for solution, problems more complex than have faced any preceding genera- lion and your responsibilities are correspondingly great. If you will meet these problems courage- ously yet with understanding; with faith in dem- ocracy and the traditions of our past: with a willingness to return to the habits, industry , and hardihood of preceding generations, who never knew the meaning of ease and indolence; with a willingness to rely on yourselves and not admit dependence on any governmental agency for help except in real emergency: and. finally, with a realization that no one country can stand alone, and that each must contribute for the common g I— then the future will be yours, and you cannot fail. Sincerelv yours, Cordell Hull Dear Editor: I wish to acknowledge your letter of February 11. 1940. and sincerely hope your year-book. The 1940 Oak. will he most successful. I cannot stress ton strongly the value of a college education. From our colleges and uni- versities today are coming the leaders of tomorrow into whose hands the destiny of America will he placed. Modern college education affords an insight into the intricacies of our civilization and develop- the resourcefulness needed to properly meet the complexities of our modern world. Aside from the mental development and advancement to be derived from education i- the invaluable spirit of tolerance which must come from a clear under- standing of the problems of others. W ith best wishes and kind regards. Sincerelv yours, Edsar Hoover Dear Editor: We appreciate the honor you do us in asking that we represent the modern music department in the 1940 Oak. We feel that a well-rounded educational background is necessary today in whatever work one plans to take up. whether or not the objects studied seem to bear any direct relationship to the intended life-work. College training is a great advantage, not only academi- cally but also because it teaches one how to live The taste y that always charms DRINK eca Farm BLOOD TESTED T. B. TESTED GUERNSEY Milk and Cream Produced — Bottled — Delivered Fresh Daily PITMAN — GLASSBORO — WENONAH SEWELL — BARNSBORO Phone EVANS ' DAIRY FARM Pitman 239- W In I ' itman Since 1898 REVIEW STATIONERY STORE 20-22 Pitman Avenue PRINTERS — STATIONERS — BOOKSELLERS Congratulations to the Class of 1949 Classboro Teachers College BOOKS ARE BOUND TO LAST If They Are Bound by SAVIDGE 8C KRIMMEL LIBRA RY BOOKBINDERS 146 North 10th Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. SHOULDERS THE ORIGINAL CHAMPION SHOE REPAIR 46 So. Broadway PITMAN, N. J. WILLIAM J. STREET Established 189] PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER ELCLID AVENUE PITMAN. N. J. McFadden ' s Variety Store DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, TOYS, AND STATIONERY 5, 10, and 25c Goods a Specialty Everything for the Home GLASSBORO NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF George E. LeStourgeon Bakery Makers of Prizewinner Bread BRIDGETON. NEW JERSEY Homestead Coffee Shop, Inc. PRIV ATE DINING ROOMS 20 South Broad Stree! WOODBURY. N. J. Phone: Woodbury S3 1 CATERING TO CLUBS. PARTIES AND MEETINGS THE OTTO PETERSON BEAUTY SALON 9 South Broadway 134 NT I Y Y J. BOYD ' S DINER AND GRILL DELICIOUS HOME STYLE COOKING ATTENTIVE SERVICE Broadway and I ■ 1 1 1 1 1 Aye. Pitman. N. J. LETTERS TO THE EDITORS (continued) with ami he considerate of others, which is invaluable knowledge to have in any business or profession. Sincerely yours. Glenn Miller Dear Editors: May I add my few words to this splendid sub- ject of modern educational methods in music? Especially in these days when advanced training in America is so widely available lor those who truly seek it I feel that learning has reached a new and epochal phase. It is extremely gratifying fur me to see the earnest efforts of our twentieth-century music in- structors and the enthusiasm with which their methods are received and practised by the young people ambitious for careers in music. The trend toward music in corroboration with the classic studies — fine arts and sciences — is surely a great step toward the realization oi the ideal education lor the musician. Most sincerely, Lauritz Melchior Dear Editor: Thank you very much for your nice letter. 1 appreciate your thinking of me. and I hope the billowing will be satisfactory. In a recent isMie. there appeared a letter from one S. B. T. which not only covered his views on modern college education, but aUo a column ol valuable space. Since our initials are identical I belisve vou might he interested to know an echo ' s paragraph- worth of opinion on the same subject: Modern college education is such a fine thing because, through the variety in the types and curriculums oi our universities, a person may prepare himself for almost everything from medicine to farming — even acting. Thanking you again, and best wishes. Sincerely yours, Spencer Tracj Leonard ' s Dairy - - nothing takes the place of Mill © PURE MILK Delivered Direct From Leonard ' s Accredited Herd © IIAIIIY PIIOIH 7CTS Phones: Paulsboro 199J4 DRIVER: JAMES NASH Woodbury 176R11 Alfred Lawrence 126 So. Broadway PITMAN. N. J. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FISH, OYSTERS AND CLAMS IN SEASON Phone 520 Free Delivery ROBBINS LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND MILLWORK PITMAN, N. J. Phone 238 A Pitman Friend © For downright goodness — Abbotts the standard of fine quality in ICE CREAM Left to right: Ed. Muhlenfeld Ash Little Warren Smalzel Jerry McCarthy Hill Roseborough Midshipmen notoriously know their females — Glasshoro supplied them. The Oak, in printing these photographs, does so primarily to knock an old idea into a tailspin. John Q. Public just can ' t visualize a pretty teacher. The College has graduated many, has many poten- tial heartbreakers in its current classes. All this isn ' t merely our own opinion. To give our argu- ment teeth we asked the most glamorous group of males we could think of to give us their opinion. Oaks ' staff had a wonderful time selecting twenty-four ex- SARA CUTLER MARGARET WARD LILLIAN M. CHANGLIN ' 1 1 ADDIE OTTINGER DOROTHY MAGILL HELEN L. HEARING amples of Glassboro Glamour. Oak s photographer had a still more wonderful time snapping their radiant images. Our pictures were sent to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland, where the photographic staff of their Lucky Bag annual picked its favorite twelve. Oak ' s beauties were, of course, picked strictly from a photogenic angle. Middie Nicholson, Lucky Bag ' s associate editor, writes: We feel greatly flattered that you picked us as your staff of beauty experts. ' We leave it to you to decide whether or not we are quali- fied to retain that title. After re- ceiving your letter and the pic- tures, I thought that probably the photograph staff would be the logical ones to designate as our board of experts. . . . ou will note that we have neglected to make comments on the various pic- tures because we didn ' t feel at all qualified to do that, with only the pictures before us. I think you will understand what we mean . . The Oak understands what Midshipman Nicholson means, and heartily thanks Annapolis ' Lucky Bas. SARAH REYNOLDS HELEN WINTERS JANE MORALLER VERNONA PRITGHARD The Senator ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Special li eek-End Rules F. ERMEST TODD Resident Manager John H. Matlack Son MANUAL TRAINING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES HARDWARE Eighth and Vine Sts.. Camden. N. J. POTTERY-GARDENS POTTED PLANTS Linwood Miller GREENHOUSES FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone: Pitman 223 III W. HOLLY AVENUE PITMAN, N. J. BATCHLERS MEN ' S SHOPS SMART TOGS FOR MEN PITMAN — GLASSBORO TRIO MOTOR SALES PITMAN. N. J. Lnlz Drug Store Presvrip t io n s itritys - Sottas - 1a ml if MAIN AND HIGH STREETS GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY Grove Lawn Tea Room SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PARTIES THREE DINING ROOMS • LUNCHEON AND DINNER 11:30 to 8 P. VI. D ELSE A DRIVE CLAYTON William E. Martin Makers o f SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY 908 Chestnut Street ' HILADELPHIA, PA. SPEAKING OF PICTURES (continued) Seymour G. Winans Vice-President and Department of Education Pilot In his three years as president of this college, Dr. Edgar F. Bunce has won the admiration and respect of both faculty and students alike. His utmost fairness in all dealings, his sense of humor, kindly interest and an ever-ready ear to listen — all these have endeared him, placed him high in the galaxy of treasured memories of Glassboro. He takes pride in Glassboro students. The seniors are extremely proud of Mr. Winans, whose broad shoulders earn many burdens. He is unpreten- tious but highly able. His education was learned hand in hand with experience. Through him have been for- mulated the guiding principle- of teaching which make the placement records for Glassboro well nigh perfect. Felicitations. Mr. Winans! LUMMIS ' Quaker Store I 16 E. HOLLY AVE. PITM Y Y J. Phone 608 David C. Bradley Co. MEATS WITH YOUR APPROVAL 22-21 So. Delaware We. PHILADELPHIA. PA. I nu n t u i ii Service Mini ! u m In iun i i - Testa s Sweet Shop Id Y. HIGH STREET GLASSBORO, Y J. Soda Booths Phone 531 Seeking A Position The Nation-Wide Teachers Agency can always help an experienced teacher or a promising beginner. li not utile for information, or, better yet, come in and see us? A personal interview is always more satisfactory. For twenty years at 327 Perry Building 1530 Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA, PA FRANK ' S SHOE REPAIR 1 12 High Street GLASSBORO. N. J. RAY CANCGLIN ' S CLEANERS — TAILORS DYERS 158 S. Broadway PITMAN, N. J. Phone 919 Free Delivery BROADWAY INN FRANK B. STANTON. Prop. Luncheons — Dinners — Oysters Any Style HOME COOKING 134 SOUTH BROADWAY PITMAN, N. J. PITMAN JEWELRY STORE GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATES 20% Off On Old Bulova Watches 28 S. Broadway Phone 577 PITMAN, N. J. Vol. I, No. 1 OAK June 1940 CONTENTS GLASSBORO ' S PERSONALITIES Elizabeth Tohill Lauded by Seniors 53 Amateur Shots ot Professional People: How They Look to the Candid Camera 54 THE CAMPUS SCENE Life at Glassboro 60 SPORTS Glassboro Students Abandon Studies for Gym and Field Activities 62 PHOTOGRAPHIC PANORAMA Looking at the College from the Air 64 PUBLICATIONS Glassboro Publishes The Whit and The Oak: Stu- dents Produce Prize-winning Paper and Graphic Annual 66 MODERN LIVING Social Life: College Students Learn Knack of Getting Along 67 ART Oak Goes to a Ballet: Glassboro Girls Interpret the Dance 68 OTHER DEPARTMENTS Letters to the Editors Speaking of Pictures: Beauty and the Midshipman . 46 Editors : Richard Corson, Frances Grover Assistant Editors: Milton Miller, Roberta liiiMiics-. Manager: John Mullin Associates: Stuart Whiffen, Robert William , Dorothy Magill, Eleanor Cicerone, Josephine Batchelor, Katherine Weber, Ruth Congloff, Helen McElhone, Marion Howell, Cladys Criger, Marie Orlando, Harold Mickle, Marguerite Coligan, Ruth Carll, Eleanor Schroeder, Doris Adams, Ward Hroomall, Margaret Bennett, Janice Bennett, Albert Gibson, Charles Miller, Edgar Hargis Publisher: Lyon and Armor, Inc. 147 North Tenth Street Philadelphia, Pa. Engravers: Phototype Engraving Company 147 North Tenth Street Philadelphia, Pa. Photographers: Sarony 1206 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. Editorial and Advertising Offices: State Teachers College Classboro, New Jersey Subscription Rate: $2.50 OAK ' S COVER Mrs. Sara Smith, retired school teacher and student at Glassboro for the past three and a half vears. has unquestionably become part of the college. After living in the dormitories with the other co-eds for several years, she now stays in a nearby home, arises early each morning to attend college classes. Every basketball and baseball game finds her an ardent rooter. She is also present at each dance held in the college gym, there occasionally favors one of the men students with a brief waltz. Glaring difference between Mrs. Smith and her numerous co-ed friends lies in the type of pictures she carries around to show all interested persons, hers being of one or more grandchildren rather than a best beau. After graduation from the Philadelphia Nor- mal in 1883, Mrs. Smith taught for a year in Franklinville. left the teaching field to keep house and eventually to marry and raise a family. Twenty-three years later, she again re- turned to her profession, teaching the children of South Jersey until her retirement in 1937 at the age of 71. Unwilling to remain idle, she decided to work for her bachelor s degree at G.S.T.C., obtained it in June of that year. Since then she has remained to study various subjects of her own choosing. As America ' s Oldest Co-ed. ' Mrs. Smith has been featured in nearby urban newspapers and on a radio program. So also, to her who has brought some degree of fame to our college, this vearbook would jni r honor. To thai courageous | i tit- persistent endeavor, and kindh smile i friendship for all. we dedicate The Oak of L940. Official Photographers to the 1940 Oak SARONY STUDIOS 1206 Chestnut Street Philadelphia The Irish Element: Elizabeth G. Tohill OAK Vol. I, No. 1 June 1940 Here at Glassboro the seniors are proud of Elizabeth G. Tohill. adviser of the class of 1940. To give an all-inclu- sive pen picture would be futile, but praise we will she who has so justly earned it. Her personality both within and outside the classroom is charming. She always stands ready to help in any situation — class week, class meeting, dance, banquet, picnic, dramatics, indi- vidual problems of a scholastic nature and otherwise. Our initial acquaintance with Miss Tohill during our first year at college began in her speech ln-s. Some members of the class had the op- portunity of becoming more intimately acquainted with her in the illustrious mouse group. The less fortunate gained her recognition, confidence in the ensuing years so crowded with class ac- tivities. In spite of a full teaching schedule. Miss Tohill never refuses to listen to our main appeals, to counsel, to make easier a difficult task. Through- out the lour years she stood l v the class fostering a unified spirit. From that freshman year, our roped has grown, widened, deepened. Flat Rock. Illinois, was a unknown and as strange to the class of ' 40 as was the new speech teach- er in the fall of ' 36. At the present writing, this town known to be the birthplace of Miss Tohill harbors our faithful adviser during the summer months when the cares of the Class of ' 40 are cast aside. Miss Tohill. four years our adviser, rates the recognition now accorded her for loyalty, coopera- tion, pride in the C!a-s of 1940 — many sincere thanks! -2--- .1 l;oi!OTHY M. II WIMOM) AMATEUR SHOTS ROLAND A. ESBJORNSON JOHN B. SANGREE KATHERINE BRIGGS FRE DORA McELWAIN OR LEE EVERTS ESTELLE L. CARLSON I ' MM IIKM ANDERMARK ETHEL G. MERRIMAN ELIZABETH M. BOZEARTH HAROLD F. WILSON SEYMOUR G. WINANS GEORGE W. HAL ' PT GEORGIANA McILVAINE DILTS HOI CHNER ELIZABETH COOLING Hockey is a fa-l fiame. i- well recei ti] 1 feminine athletes. Esby ' s team- fight because they love the game, living tribute to the spirit he has built. PUBLICATIONS GLASSBORO PRINTS THE WHIT AND OAK Glassboro ' s Whit is twice a prize-winning newspaper at the Columbia Press Conference. Such a meteoric rise tells an amazing story for a baby ' of two and a half years. Adviser VIcElwain and her slafl do a hue job, have a fine time doing it. Glassboro ' s Oak h no Columbia prize-winner because il nevei has been entered. In its fifteenth volume, it gives each senior a graphic picture of his four years at the College. Editors Grover and Corson, fn the desk are headache powders. Vssistant Editors Hitchner and Miller: brain-trusts deluxe. Business Manager Mullin; he collect; the money. The Business Associates shell out their reapings. Adviser McElwain, Editors Cleary and Whit. Kill. plan t lie next The Whit Staff — thev made Columbia take notice. We dance. Glassboro holds many, students respond en masse. a ffff€ k Dancing has long been one of the world ' s major arts. At Glassboro it is ably interpreted by a group of girls under Kathryn B. Kiev. As a college group they are good; one of the best we have seen on any campus. Oaks ' photographer went to one of their rehearsals, found them very gracious aiid willing subjects for his lens. In the middle of intense routine on their Nut- cracker Suite numbers for the annual Spring Concert, they represented a well-rehearsed group. ot strictly ballet, their club works out many of its own dances; interpretive, aesthetic, plus the types pic- tured here. Instructor Frey, herself a fine exponent of the dance, has done an exceedingly fine job, is modest about the lauded success of her group. Star pupils Stanbach and Gwin (pictured here I do many intricate steps, show what a talent under expert guidance will produce. She presses an unruly ruffle. The Militani Spirit. Even ilii goes mi in a liallet routine. Gwin does a Jack-in-the-Box. The waltz group relaxes into an interesting composition. A C T I V I T I E S G L E E C L U B Music ' s force can tame the furious beast: Can make the wolf or foaming boar restrain His rage; the lion drop his crested mane Attentive to the song. — Prior. And who loves Nature more Than he, whose painful art Has taught and skilled his heart To read her skill and lore? — Bridges. There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the moon, and another glory of the stars; for one star differeth from another star in glory. - New Testament. c L U Art is the desire of man to express himself, to record the reactions of his personality to the world he lives in. — Lowell. Ah! what would the world be to us If the children were no more? We should dread the desert behind us Worse than the dark before. oo %b • • • Alma Mater, we greet thee; all praise to thy name; Thy banner unfurls to the breeze. Thy children salute thee, and pledge to thy fame, As soldiers who drink to the less. All about thee arise the first temples of God; Lifting high leafy arms to the sky; And the flowers that bloom in the green of the sod, Seem to love thee too fondly to die. ' Loved school, it is thine to impart to thy youth The wisdom within thy fair walls; May we daily teach others, with courage and truth, The lessons we learn in thy halls. Thou art more than a plan; thou art more than cold stone; Thou art Spirit, and Beauty, and might. And the standards we raise in the years ' neath thy dome, Are the standards for which we shall fight. Ada P. Schaible, ' 24 FACULTY DIRECTORY Bunce, President Edgar F Whitney House, Glassboro Bagg, Grace 6 South Valley Avenue, Vineland Blaetz, Helen E 602 E. Durham Street, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia Borton, Margaret F Teachers College, Glassboro Boyd, Florence D. (Mrs. Wm.) 500 Morgan Avenue, Palmyra Bozearth, Elizabeth M Oak Hall, Teachers Collage, Glassboro Campbell, Nellie M 203 Highland Terrace, Pitman Carey, J. Willard 328 Columbia Avenue, Pitman Carlson, Estelle L 119 North Oak Avenue, Pitman Cooling, Elizabeth Teachers College, Glassboro Cordery, Elizabeth T. (Mrs. Eugene) Central Avenue, Hammonton Densmore, Margaret M 201 Grandview Avenue, Pitman Esbjornson, Roland A 301 Crafton Avenue, Pitman Everts, Ora Lee Chalfant Apartments, 16 McClelland Avenue, Pitman Finster, Clella L. 1 South Marion Avenue, Wenonah Frey, Katherine B. (Mrs. Glenn J.) 206 Mantua Avenue, Wenonah Garretson, Anna K 603 North Broadway, Pitman Hall, Mrs. Sara Teachers College, Glassboro Hammond, Dorothy 11 North Clinton Avenue, Wenonah Haupt, Dr. George W. Woodbury Heights Little.. Marion L R. D. No. 4, Vineland McElwain, Dora Poplar and Clinton S ' reets, Wenonah Mcllvaine, Georgiana D Teachers College, Glassboro Merriman, Ethel G 27 North Summit Avenue, Pitman Nielsen, Kjersten Glen Lake Boulevard, Pitman Pedrick, Dr. Wm. W Glassboro Peet, Amy 1 322 North Broadway, Pitman Saindon, Hazel F. (Mrs. Roy) Teachers College, Glassboro Sangree, John B. 310 Hamilton Road, Glassboro Tohill, Elizabeth G 1 South Marion Avenue, Wenonah Vandermark, Parthenia J 123 Euclid Street, Woodbury Wilson, Grace F 26 Seventh Avenue, Haddon Heights Wilson, Harold F 233 Crafton Avenue, Pitman Winans, Seymour G 207 Georgetown Road, Glassboro Witchell, Samuel E 237 Crafton Avenue, Pitman Wright, Helen G 164 Pitman Avenue, Pitman STUDENT DIRECTORY Ackley, Sylvia M 118 Grandview Ave., Pitman -Junior 2 Adams, Doris 26 Oregon Ave., Absecon — Freshman 4 Adams, Helen Church Road, Medford — Junior 1 Aganeppe, Mary 344 Viola St., Camden— Senior 2 Amos, Redelle 3436 Gladwyn Ave., Pennsauken — Sophomore 3 Andrews, Olive 141 Crafton Ave., Pitman — Junior 3 Apetz, William 401 Villa Nova Road, Glassboro — Sophomore 3 Ashenfelter, Lorene R. D . No. 1, Pennsgrove — Freshman 2 Aurelio, Antoinette 24 E. 5th St., Mays Landing— Senior 3 Babbitt, Mary Ella Dias Creek— Sophomore 1 Bailey, Mildred 912 North 3rd St., Camden— Sophomore 4 Baker, Dorothy 520 Rpnron Ave., Paulsboro — Sophomore 2 Baker, Margaret 116 N. 30th St., Camden — Senior 2 Baker, Mildred 30 Chetwood Terrace, Fanwood — Sophomore 1 Bappert, Anna Broadane Road, Williamstown — Sophomore 4 Barber, Marie 1137 S. 9th St., Camden — Sophomore 2 Barrett, Virginia Lee 117 Church St., Dunellen — Senior 1 Bartlett, Martha 130 N. 6th Ave., Highland Park— Sophomore 3 Barto, Mae 1450 Kaighn Ave., Camden — Sophomore 3 Batchelor, Hilda Blackwood — Sophomore 4 Batchelor, Josephine 115 S. Atlantic Ave., Haddonfield — Sophomore 1 Bauer, Carolyn 515 Maple Ave., Palmyra — Freshman 3 Belshikoff, Ruth 2420 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City— Freshman 3 Bennet t, Janice Clare 17 Boyden Ave., Maplewood — Senior 1 Bennett, Margaret A 545 Newton Ave., Camden — Senior 4 Bennett, Margaret 216 Hampshire Ave., Audubon — Sophomore 2 Bennett, Regina 315 W. 6th St., Plainfield — Sophomore 2 Bensen, Lillian 806 Sylvan St., Camden — Freshman 1 Berger, Constance 26 Ardmore Terrace, Collingswood — Freshman 4 Bickings, Harold E 412 New Jersey Ave., Somers Point — Sophomore 4 Binder, Cynnetta 23 Euclid Ave., Haddonfield — Freshman 4 Black, Barbara M 523 Lincoln Ave., Paulsboro — Freshman 1 Boress, Bernard M 108 N. Iowa Ave., Atlantic City — Junior 4 Bowers, Mary Jane 34 Watkins Ave., Woodbury — Junior 4 Boyer, Verna Brooklyn Road, Williamstown — Freshman 2 Bozarth, Nancy Lee 335 Liverpool Ave., Egg Harbor — Freshman 1 Breeden, Verna W. Main St., Millville — Freshman 1 Brooks, Mary Emma R. F. D. No. 3, Elmer — Sophomore 2 Broomall, L. Ward 810 Broad St., Pleasantville — Senior 4 Brown, Marion 323 Hawthorne Ave., Haddonfield — Freshman 2 Brown, Ruth L 27 N. Indiana Ave., Atlantic City — Junior 3 Browne, Juanita 83 Carpenter St., Woodbury — Junior 1 Butler, Eleanor M Mullica Hill — Junior 3 Campbell, Alberta 127 Linden Ave., Haddonfield — Freshman 2 Candler, Eleanor 614 Pear St., Vineland — Senior 4 Candler, Vivian 614 Pear St., Vineland — Freshman 1 Carll, Ruth E 299 Atlantic St., Bridgeton— Senior 3 Chance, Margaret Main St., Dividing Creek — Senior 2 Changlin, Lillian Mae 215 E. Burk Ave., Wildwood — Freshman 3 Charlesworth, Kenneth 818 E. Main St., Millville — Junior 4 Chiverton, William S 51 S. Fernwood Ave., Pitman — Senior 4 Christian, Bettie 1808 Arctic Ave., Atlantic City — Freshman 2 Cianciarulo, Madelyn 129 E. Aster Road, Wildwood — Senior 1 Cicerone, Eleanor Rita 3020 Porter Road, Fairview, Camden — Freshman 4 Claypool, Elaine 303 Sloan Ave., W. Collingswood — Junior 3 Cleary, James J 1470 Princess Ave., Camden — Senior 4 Clinton, Shirley R 785 Chestnut St., Camden — Sophomore 4 Cloud, Carlton 3 1st Ave., Runnemede — Junior 4 Clunn, Phyllis 16 Elvin Ave., Pennsgrove — Junior 1 Cohen, Annette 256 S. Connecticut Ave., Atlantic City — Junior 3 Coleman, Geraldyne 284 S. Barber Ave., Woodbury — Freshman 2 Coligan, Marguerite 1325 Walnut Ave., W. Collingswood — Senior 2 Collova, Jennie 2321 Fairmount Ave., Atlantic City — Freshman 4 Cooper, Burnett 919 Broadway, Camden — Senior 4 Cooper, Irvin LaPierre Ave., Magnolia — Sophomore 2 Copeland, Agnes 60 N. Oak Ave., Pitman — Sophomore 1 Cordery, Edmund P 15 W. Adams Ave., Pleasantville — Freshman 3 Corson, Maude Delmont — Sophomore 1 Corson, Richard 907 E. Main St., Millville— Senior 4 Costill, Robert 319 Pearl St., Clayton — Freshman 3 Cox, Delia 178 Elm Ave., Woodlynne — Sophomore 2 Grain, Edith 11 Temple Ave., Gloucester Heights — Senior 3 Criger, Gladys 1631 Pulaski Ave., Camden — Junior 2 Curcio, Samuel 1005 Egg Harbor Road, Hammonton — Junior 4 Cutler, Sara 1256 Magnolia Ave., Camden — Junior 1 D ' Agostino, Anna Rita 191 White Horse Pike, Hammonton — Junior 2 Dandois, Phyllis ... 109 W. Magnolia Ave., Wildwood — Senior 3 Dandois, Ruth 109 W. Magnolia Ave., Wildwood — Junior 1 D ' Anella, Lula 1206 Sheridan St., Camden — Junior 1 Dauer, Geraldine 120 W. Cottage Ave., Haddonfield — Junior 1 Davis, Cecil 1213 Langham Ave., Camden — Sophomore 3 Davis, Lois E 1213 Langham Ave., Camden — Senior 3 Davis, Marie Grape St., Hammonton — Sophomore 3 DeCantlice, Lorrainne Mail Ave., Jericho— Junior 1 DeLaney, Jessie 2827 Idaho Road, Camden — Sophomore 3 Denton, Helen 106 Sherman Ave., Teaneck — Junior 1 Dersch, George Clarksboro — Senior 4 Dever, James 227 Emerald Ave., Westmont — Freshman 3 Dickerson, George G 12.5 W. Greenfield Ave., Pleasantville — Senior 4 Doering, Etta 56 Estaugh Ave., Haddonfield — Senior 4 Douglas, Warren C 635 Bailey St., Camden — Senior 4 Down, Alice 149 West Ave., Bridgeton — Junior 1 Downer, Rose Marianne 3rd at Central Ave., Runnemede — Freshman 1 Downey, Elizabeth 25 Abbott Place, N. Arlington — Sophomore 2 Driver, Grace Laurel Springs- -Sophomore 2 Duer, Anna Mary 218 Noreg Place, Brooklawn — Senior 1 Duncan, Anna 209 Embury Ave., Pitman — Freshman 1 Duncan, Jean 209 Embury Ave., Pitman — Junior 4 Earley, Doris 26 McClelland Ave., Pitman — Freshman 3 Eastlack, Phyllis Richwood — Senior 3 Eastman, Marian L Mountain Ave., Murray Hill — Senior 1 Eaton, Katherine 134 Oakland Ave., Audubon — Senior 2 Eberle, Ruth 80 Smullen St., Sayreville— Junior 1 Elkins, Jean C Richwood — Sophomore 1 Ely, Marion Central Ave., Blackwood — Freshman 3 Emley, Betty 335 S. 3rd St., Hammonton — Sophomore 2 Englehart, Bertha 912 Sassafrass St., Millville — Junior 1 Faerber, Adelaide M 1393 Baird Ave., Camden — Junior 3 Faunce, Hilda S. Broad St., Woodbury — Sophomore 4 Finck, Mary 425 Maple Ave., Westmont — Sophomore 2 Finkel, Doris May R. F. D. No. 6, Bridgeton — Sophomore 4 Fiorentino, Anna 39 W. Linwood Ave., Maple Shade — Sophomore 2 Fletcher, Nathan L., Jr 42 Cedar St., Bridgeton — Junior 4 Floyd, Doris J 1231 Thornton Ave., Plainfield — Freshman 4 Foster, Sara Wenonah Ave., Wenonah — Freshman 2 Foye, Alberta 918 Jefferson Ave., Camden — Sophomore 3 Frazier, Kathryn E Central Ave., Blackwood — Senior 2 Frazier, Kenneth Beverly Road, Burlington — Freshman 3 Friday, Eleanor C 502 Main St., Riverton — Sophomore 1 Frohboese, Edith A. 65 N. Maple Ave., East Orange — Sophomore 1 Frost, Mrs. May Smyth 307 Fairview Ave., Moorestown — Senior 4 Fulmer, Bette 1104 Stokes Ave., Collingswood — Sophomore 2 Gage, Dorothe E 942 W. 8th St., Plainfield— Freshman 4 Gaiter, Phyllis 126 Sheridan Ave., Seaside Heights — Junior 3 Gant, Kenneth N. Delsea Drive, Clayton — Freshman 2 Garrison, Helen Dividing Creek — Freshman 4 Gates, Helen 55 Cedar St., Bridgeton — Sophomore 1 Gavin, Gladys Harding Highway, Newfield — Sophomore 2 Gendek, Rita W. Kings Highway, Mt. Ephraim — Freshman 1 Gerber, Edna A 418 Kaighn Ave., Camden —Freshman 1 Gibbs, Oscar W., Jr. Woodstown — Freshman 1 Gibson, Albert A 376 E. Holly Ave., Pitman — Senior 4 Gibson, Doris Elmer — Sophomore 1 Giglio, Violet Union Road, Vineland — Junior 2 Gillespie, Helen M 4547 Harding Rd., Merchantville — Senior 3 Glassman, Charlotte 1254 Morris Ave., Bronx, N. Y. -Sophomore 4 Glover, Elizabeth B Laurel Springs —Sophomore 2 Godfrey, Emily Box 126, R. D. No. 1, Moorestown — Freshman 2 Goess, Harriet 7 S. Haviland Ave., Audubon — Freshman 1 Goldstein, Irving 217 Wood St., Vineland- -Freshman 4 Gongloff, Ruth 11 N. Brown St., Gloucester — Sophomore 3 Goodrow, Ann 419 Berkley St., Camden — Freshman 3 Goodrow, Elizabeth 419 Berkley St., Camden — Junior 2 Gottesman, Geraldine 4 N. New Hampshire Ave., Atlantic City — Junior 3 Govan, Rosalee 1712 Hummock Ave., Atlantic City — Senior 3 Grace, Vyron 319 E St., Millville -Sophomore 3 Gross, Mina S 1106 Delaware St., Paulsboro — Junior 2 Grover, Frances 407 Main St., Toms River — Senior 2 Grubgeld, L. Edward 143 E. Pine St., Audubon — Sophomore 2 Grubgeld, May 143 E. Pine St., Audubon — Junior 4 Gulda, Mary 251 Black Horse Pike, Williamstown — Junior 2 Gult, Julia R. D. No. 1, Woodstown— Junior 1 Guyette, Mary R. F. D. No. 4, Box 109, New Brunswick — Freshman 1 Gwin, Cora 125 Oakrest Ave., Pitman — Junior 1 Hall, Edward 204 Glendale Ave., Pleasantville — Junior 4 Hand, David K 117 Psarl Ave., Cape May— Sophomore 1 Hargis, Edgar 114 S. 32nd St., Camden — Senior 4 Harper, Miriam 512 Broadway, Westville- -Sophomore 3 Harris, Bettye 130 Decatur St., Cape May — Sophomore 3 Hartem, Marie 107 E. 22nd Ave., N. Wildwood— Freshman 3 Hearing, Helen L. 431 Grape St., Hammonton — Senior 3 Henderson, Anne 419 Stevens St., Camden — Junior 3 Henderson, Lottie 419 Stevens St., Camden — Senior 2 Herbst, William Newfield — Freshman 3 Hess, Alma B. .......... 23 Mt. Vernon Ave., Cape May — Freshman 4 Heubel, Edgar 1733 45th St., Camden — Sophomore 3 Hinton, Earl 126 Academy St., Glassboro — Sophomore 4 Hitchner, Roberta June 225 Columbia Ave., Pitman — Senior 1 Hoag, Avis E Cedarville — Freshman 2 Hoffner, James R. . 1646 48th St., Merchantville — Sophomore 3 Holman, Wallace Williamstown — Junior 4 Holzman, Adolphia Beatrice 1236 Langham Ave., Camden — Junior 2 Howard, Elmira 822 Mt. Vernon St., Camden — Junior 3 Howell, Marion 120 W. McNeal St., Millville— Junior 1 Hoy, Marion Louise 234 Crafton Ave., Pitman — Junior 3 Huck, Margaret G. 120 Magnolia Ave., Cresskill — Junior 3 Hueber, Mildred ...... 15 Browne ' s Terrace, Englewood — Freshman 4 Hughes, Muriel 16 Brandriff Ave., Millville — Junior 4 Hulse, Jane 600 Highland Ave., Palmyra — Freshman 4 Hunt, Anne W. 201 E. Cottage Ave., Haddonfield — Senior 1 Hunter, Lena D. 609 Kings Highway, Swedesboro — Senior 2 Imhoff, Catherine Main and Walnut Roads, Vineland — Junior 1 Ingemi, John P. O. Box 65, Hammonton — Senior 4 Ireland, Mary E. 662 N. Delaware St., Paulsboro — Senior 2 Irwin, William 3080 Mickle St., Camden — Freshman 3 Jackson, Charlotte - 100 E. Bettlewood Ave., Oaklyn — Senior 3 Jackson, Jessie Locust St., Glassboro — Junior 3 Jacoby, Edwin M. 538 Newton Ave., Camden — Sophomore 4 Jaep, Charles 15 Chestnut Ave., Westmont — Freshman 4 Jess, Donald 420 Summit Ave., Westville — Freshman 4 Johnson, Vida 33 Christopher Place, Ridgewood — Junior 1 Johnson, Vivian W. 765 Pine St., Camden — Senior 2 Jones, Emily . 4913 Chapel Ave., Merchantville — Sophomore 3 Justice, Marian Edythe 440 Boulevard, Pitman — Senior 1 Kaenzig, Elmira E Cologne — Senior 2 Kaplan, Edna 1004 Langham Ave., Camden — Junior 3 Keller, Arline 246 Victoria St., Merchantville — Junior 3 Keller, Mary C. Blackwood Road, Sewell — Sophomore 1 Kennedy, Christine M Franklinville — Freshman 4 Kille, Dorothy 46 Simpson Ave., Pitman — Senior 2 Kille, Jeannette Catawba Ave., Newfield — Sophomore 4 King, Edward ........ 45 Ridgway St., Mount Holly — Sophomore 2 King, William 9 Fourth Ave., Pitman — Senior 4 Kirby, Marie Allamuchy — Junior 3 Knapp, Helen D. 302 Center St., Westmont — Senior 3 Kress, Isabel 345 Lake Ave., Pitman — Sophomore 2 Kuhn, Ralph 700 W. Holly Ave., Pitman— Sophomore 2 Kulikowski, Helen T. 1830 S. Sixth St., Camden — Freshman 4 Lalli, Josephine 544 S. Third St., Camden — Freshman 3 Lankewich, Connie 810 Belmont Ave., Collingswood — Freshman 4 Large, William J. 14 N. Rhode Island Ave., Atlantic City — Freshman 1 Lauck, Florence 831 Sylvan St., Camden — Junior 1 Layton, Blanche L. E. Broad St., Millville — Sophomore 1 Leitch, Marie . 3303 Mitchell St., Camden — Freshman 3 Lemoine, Jean V. N. West Ave., Vineland — Junior 3 Levine, Louis 63 N. Main St., Pleasantville — Freshman 2 Lieberman, Irving ......... .R. D. No. 1, Millville — Junior 4 Lloyd, Mary Elmer — Junior 2 Lobley, Marie Helen .. 327 Maple St., Hammonton — Senior 1 Loose, Raymond 7507 Park Ave., Merchantville — Senior 4 Luckenbill, Jean E. 68 N. Main St., Glassboro — Sophomore 3 Luke, Doris Estelle 954 S. Ninth St., Camden — Sophomore 1 Lynch, Patrick 113 E. High St., Glassboro — Junior 4 Macan, Ruth 73 Wisteria St., Perth Amboy — Junior 3 MacCulloch, Elizabeth 178 Main St., Lodi— Junior 3 MacNeill, Doris DuPont Road, Penn ' s Grove — Junior 4 MacNeill, Elinor DuPont Road, Penn ' s Grove — Junior 4 Madara, Dolores Jane 20 Lexington Ave., Pitman — Senior 1 Maddox, Jean Marion 725 Central Ave., Camden — Junior 3 Magill, Dorothy 120 N. Oak Ave., Pitman — Freshman 3 Maier, George 102 Broad St., Bridgeton — Junior 4 Maiese, Carl 1216 Haddon Ave., Camden — Freshman 3 Manion, Marie 824 Bergen St., Gloucester — Freshman 1 Mann, Moira 840 Peach St., Vineland — Freshman 1 Manning, Constance 1009 Kenyon Ave., Plainfield — Freshman 3 Marshall, Harry 29 Evergreen Ave., Pitman — Sophomore 1 Marts, Elizabeth Somers Point —Freshman 2 Matthews, Helen Minches Lane, Bridgeton — Senior 2 Mattson, Charlotte 620 S. Shore Road, Absecon — Senior 1 Mauk, Marion Red Bank Ave., National Park — Junior 3 Maxwell, Jeannette 430 N. Pearl St., Bridgeton — Junior 2 May, Beatrice 2153 44th St., Camden — Junior 1 Maynard, Donna Jean 301 Swarthmore Road, Glassboro — Sophomore 3 McClellan, William Pitman — Freshman 1 McCoy, Janet 612 Atlantic Ave., Collingswood — Sophomore 2 McElhone, Helen S. Maple Ave., Marlton — Sophomore 4 McGuckin, John J Iona — Freshman 3 McKenna, Margaret 355 Third St., Dunellen — Sophomore 4 McLarney, Lucy 116 Walnut St., Audubon — Junior 2 McMahon, Ella Bridgeport — Sophomore 2 Meade, Florence 1317 Pennline St., Gloucester — Senior 2 Meadows, James Monroeville — Sophomore 3 Merrill, Janet A 21 Evergreen Place, Maplewood — Sophomore 1 Messick, Allen R., Jr 303 Erie St., Camden — Senior 4 Messinger, Elaine 230 Philadelphia Ave., Egg Harbor City — Junior 2 Mickle, Harold E Bayshore Road, Cape May Court House — Junior 4 Miller, Carl, Jr Warwick Road, Lawnside — Sophomore 2 Miller, Charles - Seaside Park — Senior 4 Miller, Frances Warwick Road, Lawnside — Junior 2 Miller, Milton Wallace Ave., Norma — Senior 4 Miller, Ruth 328 W. Cedar Ave., Wildwood— Freshman 3 Millin, Lillian L 809 N. Michigan Ave., Atlantic City — Junior 2 Miserendino, Lenore Delsea Drive and Summit Ave., Westville Grove — Freshman 4 Moehring, June 609 Beacon Ave., Paulsboro — Junior 2 Mokrynski, Jennie 3 W. Main St., Millville — Freshman 2 Molof, Ruth Morton Ave., Rosenhayn — Senior 1 Moore, Addison 114 Parker Ave., Woodlynne — Sophomore 1 Moore, Ethel Lincoln Park — Sophomore 4 Moore, Henrietta Parkville Road, Parkville — Freshman 2 Moore, J. Howard Swedesboro — Senior 4 Moore, Mary Alice 426 N. White Horse Pike, Magnolia — Senior 4 Moraller, Jane 947 W. Sixth St., Plainfield— Freshman 4 Morey, Ruth C 210 Fairbanks Ave., Northfield — Senior 1 Moraan. Fannie 565 Chestnut St., Camden — Junior 3 Morse, Tack 210 Park Ave., Vineland — Junior 4 Moss, Ella 112 Akron Ave., Westmont — Senior 4 Mullin, John 126 Shadeland Ave., Pleasantville — Senior 4 Murphy, Jean Alberta 207 Maple St., Clayton — Sophomore 1 Muse, E. Florence 487 N. Church St., Moorestown — Senior 3 Musso, Marie 638 Cherry St., Vineland — Freshman 2 Nace, Marjorie 703 Lincoln Ave., Palmyra — Freshman 1 Nardin, Eleanor Moorestown — Freshman 1 Nelson, Marie Blackwood — Sophomore 4 Nichols, Rena 23 Webb Ave., Pitman — Freshman 1 Nickles, Edythe Mays Landing Rd., Scullville — Sophomore 2 Nightingale, Arthur E Salem Ave., Newfield — Sophomore 2 Noel, Frederick 37 Wood St., Woodbury — Junior 4 Norcross, Marion D 315 Virginia Ave., Vineland — Senior 4 Norwood, Ellen 12 Poplar St., Glassboro — Freshman 3 Oldham, George Main St., Ewan — Freshman 2 Orlando, Marie 510 Station Ave., Haddon Heights — Junior 3 Orlick, Jack 119 Haddon Ave., Westmont — Junior 4 Ottinger, Addie Bridgeton — Sophomore 4 Paglione, Clara 331 Benson St., Camden — Sophomore 3 Pappas, George, Jr 9 N. Florida Ave., Atlantic City — Sophomore 1 Parker, Eleanor J 203 Walnut St., Ridgewood — Sophomore 1 Parsons, Ann Chestnut Ave., Vineland — Sophomore 1 Parvin, Kathryn Elizabeth 305 Highland Terrace, Pitman — Senior 1 Pastore, Rose White Horse Pike, Elm — Senior 3 Patten, Anna 179 Asbury Road, Paulsboro — Senior 2 Patterson, Edith 368 Avenue H, Carney ' s Point — Freshman 2 Pattison, Jean K 224 Showellton Ave., Absecon — Senior 2 Pearl, Jean E 204 Rhoads Ave., Haddonfield— Senior 2 Peatross, Dorothy 818 Spruce St., Camden — Senior 1 Pepper, Ruth M. North Main Road, Vineland — Senior 1 Perian, Eva 21 Adams St., Paulsboro — Senior 3 Peters, Josephine 50 N. Horace St., Woodbury — Freshman 2 Peterson, Esther Mae 301 W. Broad St., Bridgeton — Senior 1 Peterson, Marie E Carpenter St., Glassboro — Sophomore 4 Phile, Joseph 339 Willow St., Delanco— Sophomore 1 Pisecco, Philomena Woodbury Heights — Junior 2 Pitts, Ellen 126 Center St., Atlantic City— Senior 3 Pond, Audrey Betty 301 S. Church St., Moorestown— Senior 2 Pool, Marian Clarksboro — Sophomore 1 Pratt, Roberta 17 Wilmer St., Glassboro — Freshman 2 Price, Doris 2734 Hayes Ave., Camden — Junior 1 Prichard, Jean 165 Princeton Road, Audubon — Freshman 2 Pritchard, Vernona 316 Mt. Vernon Ave., Haddonfield — Senior 4 Pritchett, Robert R 3151 Tuckahoe Road, Camden — Freshman 4 Radcliffe, Eudora 805 Archer St., Millville— Junior 2 Radford, Dorothy 518 Market St., Gloucester — Sophomore 3 Raeuber, Virginia 938 Elm St., Camden — Freshman 1 Ramsay, Barbara 3836 59th St., Arlington, Va. — Junior 1 Reynolds, Mildred Box 12, Franklin ville — Freshman 1 Reynolds, Sarah Washington Ave., Laural Springs — Sophomore 4 Rhoades, Lawrence 57 S. Walnut St., East Orange — Freshman 1 Richardson, Althea 1132 Baring St., Camden — Junior 3 Richardson, Walter 301 Broadway, West Cape May — Freshman 3 Riggins, Jane 625 Colford Ave., Collingswood — Freshman 2 Rigley, Jeanne 77 Manor Ave., Oaklyn — Junior 2 Ritchards, Helen 765 Spruce St., Camden — Sophomore 2 Roberts, Esther Mae 1011 Lawrence St., Camden — Freshman 1 Robins, Elizabeth M 933 S. 7th St., Camden— Senior 1 Robinson, Charles 1402 Broadway, Camden — Junior 4 Robson, Catherine 422 Washington St., Hackettstown — Junior 2 Rocap, Clara Bridgeport — Freshman 2 Roefky, Rosemarie Sartori Ave., Mt. Ephraim — Freshman 2 Roesler, Frank 415 Tuohy Ave., Pitman — Freshman 2 Rossi, Marie Eleanor 123 Elmer St., Vineland — Sophomore 4 Rothwell, Howard 224 Emerald Ave., Westmont — Junior 4 Rubin, Dorothy .. 1026 Kaighn Ave., Camden — Junior 4 Rubright, Katherine 3147 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden — Freshman 1 Ruggles, Virginia Rose 2017 Sycamore St., Haddon Heights — Freshman 1 Russell, Collette New Pear and Victory Sts., Vineland — Junior 1 Ryan, Helen Sewell — Senior 3 Saienni, Angela 70 Railroad Ave., Penn ' s Grove — Junior 2 Salati, Rudolph Haddon Ave., Berlin — Freshman 2 Schenck, Lola Wheat Road, Vineland — Senior 3 Schoeler, Frances M 3065 Tuckahoe Road, Camden — Junior 4 Schregler, Dorothy 416 Wyoming Ave., Audubon — Freshman 1 Schroeder, Eleanor C 144 Darmstadt Ave., Egg Harbor City — Senior 1 Schutz, Edna 1403 Richmond Ave., Trenton — Junior 2 Scull, Constance 311 Grandview Ave., Pitman — Freshman 3 Seabo, Lucille 449 Beacon Ave., Paulsboro — Junior 2 Searles, Beatrice 11 Clinton Ave., New Providence — Freshman 4 Severns, Doris 307 Edgewood Ave., Delanco — Junior 4 Sharpe, Shelby Clareese 177 Walnut Ave., Lindenwold — Sophomore 4 Sharpless, Rosemary 408 E. Broad St., Millville — Freshman 1 Shaw, Luther Hurffville — Junior 4 Shinn, Marjorie 147 Lafayette St., Riverside — Freshman 3 Shinn, Verna Box 261, Woodstown — Sophomore 4 Shoemaker, Jeanette 209 East Ave., Pitman — Freshman 2 Shoemaker, Russell ... 454 Washington Ave., Gibbstown — Sophomore 2 Smith, Hilton M. ............ 406 Linden Ave., Riverton — Freshman 2 Smith, Melvine R. 60 Seventh St., Salem — Senior 1 Smith, Mrs. Sarah M 217 Princeton Road, Glassboro — Extension Snaidman, Mary 16 Lincoln Ave., Haddonfield — Freshman 2 Snuffin, Virginia White Horse Pike, Lindenwold — Junior 3 Souder, Bettie 28 Jefferson Ave., Pitman — Sophomore 1 Spearman, Inez 600 Cherry St., Camden — Senior 2 Spencer, Edwin C, Jr. 135 E. Pine St., Audubon — Sophomore 1 Spratt, Catharine 117 Lexington Ave., Pitman — Freshman 1 Stafford, Loretta . 916 N. Eighth St., Camden — Senior 2 Stanbach, N. Lucille Church St., Blackwood — Sophomore 4 Staulcup, Harry G 49 E. Holly Ave., Pitman — Senior 4 Steele, Gladys Millville — Senior 3 Steidler, Lillian M. 77 Jackson Ave., Gibbstown — Senior 2 Stevens, Dorothy W Box 485, Mountain Lakes — Senior 1 Storer, Ann Isabel 116 Kenton Ave., Pitman — Freshman 3 Strittmatter, Martha .. Paradise Road, Paulsboro — Senior 3 Summerill, Josephine Elmer— Freshman 1 Sutton, Helen B. ... Eldora — Senior 3 Thaidigsman, Betty 121 State St., Glassboro — Junior 3 Thaidigsman, Kitty 121 State St., Glassboro — Sophomore 3 Thorpe, Elizabeth F Hammonton — Sophomore 3 Townshend, Norma 117 Washington Ave., Egg Harbor City— Freshman 3 Trippe, Amelia H Turner Road, Mantua — Senior 4 Trombi, Vienna Broadlawn Terrace, Vineland — Sophomore 4 Uhl, Harold A. 208 University Blvd., Glassboro — Sophomore 4 Ulrich, Charles Underwood, Catherine 49 Mt. Vernon Ave., Pitman — Junior 4 229 N. 8th St., Camden— Junior 1 Vagliani, Mary 1109 S. Fourth St., Camden — Sophomore 3 Vail, Jeanne 350 Hartford Road, South Orange — Sophomore 3 Vanneman, Lois Paulsboro — Sophomore 3 Vignali, Rose 153 Philadelphia Ave., Egg Harbor City — Freshman 4 Visceglia, John A. 1611 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden — Sophomore 2 Walker, Harriette 22 Spruce St., Merchantville — Junior 2 Walker, Helen E Crescent Farms, Newfield — Freshman 4 Ward, Margaret Monument Ave., National Park — Sophomore 4 Wargny, Frank Main Road and Roosevelt Blvd., Vineland — Senior 4 Watson, Alma R 1101 Baring St., Camden — Junior 2 Watson, Eleanor May 32 Elvin Ave., Penn ' s Grove — Senior 1 Webb, Mary E 302 Perm St., Riverton— Freshman 4 Weber, {Catherine 65 Vine St., Bridgeton — Sophomore 2 Weick, Bertha K 73 Jackson Ave., Gibbstown — Junior 2 Weinberg, Miriam 450 Kaighn Ave., Camden — Junior 2 Weinberg, William Coles Mill Road, Franklinville — Freshman 2 Weiner, Matthew 116 N. Baltimore Ave., Ventnor — Senior 4 Weippert, Clementine C Toms River — Freshman 3 Welch, Norman Blackwood — Junior 4 Wentzell, Ethel R. D. No. 1, Bridgeton— Junior 2 Werle, Eleanor 979 Floyd Terrace, Union — Sophomore 2 Wesley, Herman L 189 Spruce St., Bridgeton — Sophomore 1 Whiffen, Stuart 830 Central Ave., Hammonton — Freshman 1 White, Ellen 223 Chestnut St., Audubon- -Freshman 3 White, Henrietta E 117 Delsea Drive, Westville — Senior 3 Wilhelm, Catherine Yuma Ave. and Woodland Pkwy., W. Point Pleasant — Freshman 1 Williams, Catherine 92 Merchant St., Merchantville — Sophomore 1 Williams, Helen 25 Warwick Road, Lawnside — Sophomore 2 Williams, Lillian V 650 Locust St., Camden- -Freshman 4 Williams, Mildred 8 Eben St., Glassboro -Freshman 3 Williams, Robert 525 N. Church St., Moorestown — Freshman 2 Williams, W. William 239 Park Ave., Somerdale — Junior 4 Wilson, Florence 1018 North St., Millville— Sophomore 1 Wilson, Frances 72 Hedge St., Salem — Senior 3 Winans, Douglas 207 Georgetown Road, Glassboro — Sophomore 3 Winch, Natalie 210 Reading Ave., Oaklyn — Freshman 4 Winters, Helen 132 Continental Ave., River Edge-- Sophomore 4 Witz, Louise 101 S. Barrett Ave., Audubon — Sophomore 3 Wolffbrandt, Evelyn 1 Wolfe Ave., Glassboro — Freshman 3 Woolf, Mildred Warren Welfare Home, Oxford — Junior 1 Woolfolk, Rosina 1129 Baring St., Camden — Senior 2 Worthington, Dorothy 218 Woodbury Road, Pitman — Extension Wright, Miriam 645 Locust St., Camden — Junior 3 Yates, Marie 179 Kendall Blvd., Oaklyn — Freshman 4 Yearicks, Janeva S 5711 Pacific Ave., Wildwood Crest — Senior 1 Young, Mildred 510 Hopkins Lane, Haddonfield — Freshman 4 Zahn, Elsie Zimmerman, Bernice 1434 Princess Ave., Camden — Sophomore 3 80 Summit Ave., Plainfield — Junior 1