Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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WINIFRED H. BROWN Winnie, another K.P. major has much musical talent. She has given many vocal solos at class banquets and other social functions. The Glee Club will miss this member from the Senior Class. mm HARRY BUCH Glassboro has treated Harry well, as he made off with one of our fair lassies to the altar, in addition to providing him a racing track for his motorcycle. Harry was on the football team first year and went out for intermural sports. THEODORE BURDYL Need a lawyer? Ask for Ted. He is an active vice-president of the student associ- ation and made Who ' s Who this year. Being a member of the A.C.E., the Whit staff, Dean ' s list, and Secretary of the Men ' s Dormitory, are a few of his activities. ROBERTA JANE CASALE President of the Senior l ' s, Jane holds the distinction of being the smallest senior in G.S.T.C. She is active in E.C.A. affairs and a member of the yearbook staff during her Senior year. Cooperation is always a rule with Jane. 21

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NORMAN BOTTORFF Norm has already begun to continue his -tudies at Columbia. His excellent scholas- tic rating at G.S.T.C. is proof to us that there will he no douht of his success. LEROY BRIGHT LeRoy was called to the service while we were Sophomores. We remember him as a likeable chap, with a friendly word for everybody. DORIS BRODZIK This K.P. major has participated extensive- ly in athletic activities during her four years at Glassboro. A C E. events receive a portion of her interest. A cheerful smile and friendly manner are both characteristic of Doris. WILLIAM BROOMALL Bill is one of the accelerated members of the class, and as such, has proved his mettle. We shall never forget his heated discussions in class. And we ' ll always remem- ber his exploits on the baseball diamond. 20

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ALMA CHANNELL Already out in the field. Alma has helped to start her class on its way. Should all the Forty-niners he like this one, there is no doubt that we ' ll succeed. Planned our successful assemblies in our Freshman and Sophomore years. BEVERLY CHASE Creative in many ways, Bev has done much for her class. She is always willing to help and is a hard worker. The best of luck to you always, Bev. VIRGINIA LEE CORSON Ginny , a Mrs. in the class of ' 49, joined us from Centenary Junior College in our Junior year. She will always be remembered as a K.P. major with a real interest in her work. VINCENT DI RENZO His friendly, cheerful ways have won this fellow plenty of friends. Never at a loss lor a quick witticism, he stimulates laughter at all times. He is sure to make a success in this world. 22