Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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CLASS A (lass ■iviiliiau urh! llii(iUL;h c li.id .u t ' | li ' (l iliis as a wai tunc uiL-asuu-. the [uniois wcic tiu- oiiK (lass to siait tlicii luslnnaii tai iih ' )iit male stii- ileiits. siiue liiat tinic ' . .1 lia f |()imil ihc class. 1 he (lass soul;, wiiiteii in iliDse caih (la s. is one ol ihe most liniieiin melo- dies that lias heen (omposed l) sindenls. At the end ol the sojiliomoie veat. the diose the i;ia(le le els i!ie were inte)ested in w ith the majoiitx ( iioosiiig middle grades. This eai A as the one that all ol the i iils and lellows looked loiwaid to- il chance to woik with chiidieii in child stiidv woik. . ll woik ol llie jiuiioi ' .eat was leading to that gieat (la — the Inst da ol i)ia(lice teadiing. On that da the had a leal o|;|)oi timitx to see what theii fntmc had in store. Musical talent is ahinidant. hdna Rilev and Moi an a [acksoii ha e enter- tained at doiiii socials man times. 1 he have also sunt; in coUej c assemblies and otiiei collei e allaiis. l iie hii;h sopiano ()ice ol Henlah I essiei has also added iiuk li to musical piot tams. Mar Edmonds is a skilllid jjianist who can j)la hoins to enteitaiii. .Athletic aciixities ha e attracted manv in this class. (lass with such a u ide ariet ol interests should be gieat leaders and we know the will take the stand as seniois Avilh |!ride and contiiuied leadershi]). 2S

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OF 1948 U 1 September of 1944 saw iliii ty-eiglit lastiiiated but bewiUleied freshmen begin- ning tlieir careers at dlassboro State l eathers College. Eveiyone at the college welcomed them most heartily and set out to make their hmr years very happy and profitable. Their Inst week was sjjent getting acquainted with all of us and being initi- ated royallv into the doiniitory life. I here are eighteen members of the class whf) live in the dormitoiy and we feel sine that manv of their experiencs will live forever in theii memory. This group had more men during its infant v than an other class at that time. Since then the . rmv has tiaimetl Milton Hinton. The members of this class have engaged in many arioiis activities antl have contributed much to the college. Sports antl music have claimetl many o{ the members and thev are proving the theory that work can be mixetl with pleasure. The class chf)se the daisy as the class flowei. Its cf)lors aie navy blue and white. For the assembly program last year, the class presentetl a circus. Tiiis was really a fme variety progiam. Ai this time the class s Mig was piesented for the first time. 1 his year ' s program was based on the title Winter Sets Inn . We congiatidatc this dass on its efforts heretofoic antl wish them tontinued success. 27

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1947 As Freshmen, the class i ot ulf to a fine staii when the (hnse Mi. f. Willaid Caie as a(l isei. I he (hiss leali es now what a ood iehoxv ' he is. He lias been an insjjiialion to all iiieinheis o| the i hiss and i uided them toA aids sLiccess in their chosen field. Doroih) .Sle sai t ' as elected [Jiesideiu din in i those a ) da s and has held the leins e ei since. She is ei eisatile and w ithout cjiiesiion a ,l;oocI leadei . Slie is achiiiied b all who ha e known hei. This veai her assi.siani was Maljel Iieland. |ane C.nllei |otted down the minutes. Dcjia J- lacenta kept iiion( matieis tlai hIened out. JUVnill CLASS DFFinRH.S