Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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HELEN MINATEE Helen is a K.P. major active in all A.C.E. activities. A quiet and conscientious worker, her friendly disposition marks her as a girl with a bright future. JANET MORELL Janet made a good secretary for her class when they were juniors. Also during the other years, she did much to aid her class in whatever they undertook. Best wishes to a loyal classmate. JOY MOTTOLA STANART NEAL Although Joy has not been a member of A lot of varied information is packed into our class for long, she has been a good class- Mr. Ncal ' s brain. And he dispenses this mate. All her friends join us in wishing information, never offensively, to the person her a happy and joyous life. asking for advice. His quiet chuckle and smiling eyes will ever be remembered by his many good friends.

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WILLIAM MASON The assembly committee has profited hy having Bill as one of its members this year. He is also keenly interested in churh activity. His sincerity has convinced us all that he is going places in the teaching prof ession ARCHIBALD McTAMNEY Having his homework done on time has increased Archie ' s popularity. After penetrating his reserve, one can see why Archie is Dean ' s List material. High School seems to be his aim at the present time. ALBERTA MEEKINS May your years of teaching be happy and fruitful. Through your conscientious efforts and accomplishments here at G.S.T.C., you have proved worthy of them. 28 MARY JAYNE MESSNER M. Jay came to us after graduating from the U. of Pittsburgh. She holds her degree in Psychology but her interest in children influenced her to come to G.S.T.C. and prepare for a career in teaching. Since she has been with us she has impressed us with her fine personality.

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GEORGE NORCROSS It you appreciate a dry and subtle sense of humor, yet to know George. A keenly analytical mind along with a sense of fair play has gained admiration from his class- mates. George is heading for the elementary field first. EDWARD OLIVA When things were tough on the football field, you could count on Eddie to do his best for good old State. In the cafeteria, smiling, jovial Eddie, finds himself outnum- bered by the fairer sex. Ask him about the not he started single-handed in Vineland. HAZEL PALMER A quiet girl, but as one who enjoys fun and a good time is the way we will always remember Haze!. As a conscientious worker and a friend to everyone, we are glad that you belong to the class of ' 49. DOROTHY I. PARK Dottie , a transfer from Centenary Junior College, joined the K.P. ' s in her junior year. Her warm and friendly personality soon made her popular with everyone at G.S.T.C.