Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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Existence becomes life when kindled by the warm spark of friendship. College life holds many precious memories associated with people and events, which, without that spark, would have remained meager experiences. Our class song has afforded a stirring climax to many of these happy occasions and has served well its purpose as a bond of unity. The staff feels that it is only fitting to utilize the hopes and aspirations expressed in it as an index to this volume. Because our class song recalls to us pleasant hours spent in these halls, we use its words in presenting The Oak of 1941 to mirror for you some treasured recollections of G. S. T. C.

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AROUND THE CAMPUS Inveterate as the seasons, per- manent as the stars, the oaks at Glassboro symbolize unchanging fidelity to the ever-changing world which is our campus. They keep their perennial vigil over the work and play encompassed in the memorable years of student fe. At every approach to the campus are stationed these tow- ering temples of God, from the President ' s Walk, past Oak Hall and Laurel Hall to the Admin- strotion Building. No campus scene is far beyond the shadow and influence of these mighty sentinels.