Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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ELEANOR HAINES To think of Eleanor is to think of kindness and willingness, and so, Eleanor, may your efforts be rewarded by happiness and pros- perity. ROBERT HALL When an argument is brewing, Bob is usually seen hurrying to the fray. Motor- cycling in all kinds of weather is one of his sports. On the quiet side, he helped the seniors out in the inter-mural victory this past season. BETTY HANSELMANN Noted for her quiet, friendly manner, Betty has participated in Glee Club activi- ties at various times during her College career. She is also a member of the A.C.E. and has volunteered her services as an usherette for College events. HELEN HARTMAN Helen has already graduated from G.S.T.C. and is now teaching. We are sure her students all regard her with high respect. 2£

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MARJORIE FLOYD Margie , carefree and happy, has been an efficient scholar. Her name has generally been included with the chosen few known aas the Brains of the College. Her charm- ing disposition and warm, friendly smile have made her a host of real friends. ROBERT FRAZIER President Frazier our Bob . Bob has been a willing worker and has done a tremen- dous amount of work prior to his election as senior class president. He has worked on such activities as assembly programs, ticket selling, and committee work. SHIRLEY GARWOOD Add graciousness to talent and one finds Shirley. May it be possible in the future for her to give others the joy she has given to us through her singing. CHARLES HAEGELE The winning of the inter-mural champion- ship in football and basketball was helped considerably by Charlie. In addition to playing in the Glassboro civics league, Charlie spends much of his time swing ' ing some fair maiden on a waxed floor. 24

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JANE £. HICKMAN Jane was one of the first members of our class to get her Mrs. decree. She was elected to the office oi vice-president of the class. Jane has also contributed her musical talent to the orchestra and class assemblies. ALYCE JONES Carefree and lull of fun is the only way we know Jonsie . And to this girl we have one thing to say — Your classmates hope that your big smile will never fade. RICHARD KELL After suffering a broken leg during the fir t football game of the ' 47 season, Dick came back this year and did a fine |ob in the half-back slot on the varsity. Before being engaged, it was rumored that Dick had girls from Camden to Cape May. AUDREY JEAN KIP Audrey our Bonnie Lass from the North is our source of information about North Jersey. She was very active in all college sports and contributed much of her time to class activities. All in all, Audrey enjoyed college life to the utmost. 26