Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1950 volume:

OAK SONG VERSE W«05 6 ( HAROLD F WIL5CW , WOR05 BY HAROLD 8 m ARRANGED eV WARBfN C NU1T WHEN WE THINK OF COL-LE 3E DAYS , WHEN WE SING, OF COL- LEGE CHORUS | CHORUS V 9 4r EE S LAVS, WE WILL NOT FOR -GET THY PRAISE, EV-ER FAI R, OAK TRfcJESINQ A : — 50N A MEL - 0 - DY AND LET E fcH-0 RISE TO THEE, EVER -G STRONQ, oak tr£e. PRESENTED BY 4 1950 add NEW JERSEY STATE TEAEHERS COLLEGE GLASSBORO NEW JERSEY jWemortam Norman W. Campbell The world has lost a fine mind; The college has lost an excellent teacher; The students have lost a good friend. ITH tender affectionate memory we recall the valued leadership of Norman W. Campbell. As counsellor he unstintingly devoted time and energy to the enrichment and guidance of our class activities. As teacher, his labors among us contributed a fund of knowledge, the worth of which can be revealed only by our future experiences. As friend, the influence of his amiable personality extended to, and wel- comed, all those who were privileged to come in contact with him. While there remain of us those who were accorded the benefit of his fellowship, his memory will be kept alive and cherished. CONTENTS We have been friends together in sun- shine and in shade. — Caroline Norton 1 1 f HI TO THE SENIOR CLASS: As you leave the College to take your places among the teachers of New Jersey, you will soon become busily engaged with the details of your daily work. You will make new friends and will have new suc- cesses and new pleasures. Your experiences at G. S. T. C. will gradually be pushed back in your consciousness, in order that the new exepriences and responsibilities may be given prominence. This Yearbook will, however, recall to you, from time to time, your life here at your Alma Mater and will serve as a connecting link between the present and the past. I believe, as you look back upon your college days here, that your memories will, in general, be pleasant ones. Some of you have been outstanding in various college activities. Some of you have sacrificed much in order to get your education quickly. All of you have been cooperative and loyal. It is the earnest wish of your College President that you may enjoy your cho- sen profession and that you may achieve success. Sincerely yours, Edgar F. Bunce, President The association with Dr. Bunce has been one of the high points in our college career. The sincereness with which he han- dled our problems will always be remem- bered. His wise counsel has been invaluable throughout our years of training, and we are grateful for his ev er present invitation to come in and talk things over . His vast experiences have contributed greatly in formulating our philosophies of education. It is through his influence that we have gained confidence and feel pre- pared to take our place in society R Ik Mr. Winans has been a faculty member of the Glassboro State Teachers ' College since its opening, September, 1923. He is a moving force in the field of teacher education. The class of 1950 is proud to be under his guid- ance in a very vital profession. As Dean of Instruction he serves us in the capa- city of placement officer, supervisor of student teachers and college instructors, and president in the absence of Dr. Bunce. He pursues three hobbies; gardening, stamp col- lecting and writing verse. SEYMOUR G. WINANS Dean of Instruction Professor of Education Miss Reade became a member of the college faculty in September, 1946. This was the same year that the class of 1950 began its matriculation. As Dean of Women she acts as advisor for scho- lastic and personal problems. On her agenda we find her planning and promoting social affairs. As we enter the teaching field we will often be reminded of her challenging quotation; A winner never quits and a quitter never wins . Her hobbies lie in the fields of music, drama and sports. SAMUEL E. WITCHELL Dean of Men Asst. Professor of Sociai Studies EVELYN M. READE Dean of Women Assf. Professor of Health and Physical Education Mr. Witchell is an advisory channel of authority in the college. In this capacity he has the following list of duties: acts as a laisson between faculty and students, interpreting each to the other; counselor in all problems of men academic and personal; and gives vocational guidance. He has been an expert in the field of human relations both inside and outside of the college. Many of us have been personally aware of this. His chief interests are community work, bridge, and puttering around the house. JOHN I PARKER, ns ruc or Education B.S. DOROTHY STEWART, M.A. Instructor Demonstration School ELIZABETH G. TOHILL, M.A. PARTHENIA J. VANDER MARK, M.A. Asst. Professor Asst Professor English Art HAROLD F. WILSON, Ph.D. Professor Social Studies HELEN G. WRIGHT, M.A. Assoc. Professor Social Studies DOROTHY M. HAMMOND, M A. nsfrucfor Library Science FLORENCE E. SELLERS, M.A. nsfrucfor Library Science PHYLLIS RINTLEMAN Secrefary Library ? FRESHMEN ... up gleaming marble steps . . . through open portals came new college men and women . . . halls echoed . . awe-inspired in new surroundings . . . swept up in tide of college events . . . President ' s Reception . . . ideas shaped . . . football team . . . cheerleaders . . . Sadie Hawkins Day founded by us Freshmen . . . T ' was the night before Christmas when seen all alone . . . the Frosh students were labeling each rock and each stone . . . armed with hammer, chisel, and pick . . . with paste and glue to make labels stick . . . unforgettable I Remember Mama . . . Dean Reade and Nurse Hartman joined Freshman ranks ... to keep us out of mischievous pranks . . . Di Catania, Peacock, Campbell, and Porch . . . help carry the flame of an educational torch . . . Class of ' 50 blossomed out . . . green and white caps . . . fine Freshman Week. SOPHOMORES . . . noisy chatter filled halls ... old acquaint- ances met . . . reviewed summer excitements . . . from Messrs. Cur- cio, Phleeger, Parker . . . we knew that our courses of study we ' d love to pursue . . . college expanded . . . new annex . . . first GSTC football team . . . strange pets, grasshoppers . . . white mice, too . . . turned our homes into a zoo . . . but the gardens in the greenhouse never would grow ... no matter how we ' d weed them, water them and hoe! . . . Soph Week . v . . series of skits . . . hidden talent assem- bly . . . banquet . . . Walt Whitman formal kept spirits up ... as Dr. Wilson ' s history class we turned to politics . . . mock Republican Convention . . . Soph trip ... on and on . . . vacation. JUNIORS ... an eager crowd returned . . . breathlessly waited to plunge into student-teaching . . . newcomers Nurse Wernli, Miss Boczkowski, Mr. Creamer . . . supplied more thread for the student dreamer . . . commemorated 25th college anniversary . . . 100th birthday of Whitney Mansion . . . open house . . . misty-eyed alum- ni .. . out in the field . . . put theories to practice . . . proved experience the best teacher . . . returned as veteran crew . . . offered sage advice to lower classmen . . . method courses . . . main meal . . . more digestible now . . . Junior Week . . . valentine theme . . . unusual assembly . . . reminiscence through popular tunes . . . Sweetheart Ball culminated Junior Week at Walt Whitman . . . the loss of our friend . . . with January Thaw enjoyed by all . . . we looked forward to our last return in the fall. SENIORS . . . college leaders returned to enjoy senior year privileges . . . welcomed accelerated members as kinsmen ... as new co-adviser, Mr. Mancuso was just right . . . Miss Hill took charge of our appetite . . . fond adieu to February graduates . . . Senior Week . . . best remembered event of the year . . . how swiftly years speed on their way . . . seems but yesterday we planned banquets, termpapers, and cheered our teams to victory . . . remember the night, graduation night . . . long file of faculty members . . . gowned . . . hooded . . . their college colors showed proudly as they solemn- ly marched forth . . . the big moment . . . friends and relatives in the audience . . . We, upon the stage of life . . . entered a new dramatic role . . . received our Bachelor ' s Degrees. JANE H. STEWART Treasurer PHYLLIS E. ADAMS Phil . . . Clayton, N. J. . . . Intermediate Grades . . . sports enthusiast . . . Awards Club member . . . fre- quently seen on varsity hockey, Softball, basketball, volleyball teams . .■ . has special interest in playing hockey and watching Clayton A.C. football and base- ball teams . . . served on Health and Welfare Com- mittee . . . member of Glee Club and Ceramic Club . . . beaming face reflects sunny disposition. LAVINIA AMOS Quiet and reserved . . . always ready to share in the fun . . . special interest is music . . . sings in the Glee Club . . . neat . . . poised . . . well-dressed . . . Cam- den girl . . . Vinnie . . . ambition is to be a teacher and housewife . . . favorite saying is, My word. BETTY BEETLE Oh, my word, aren ' t you ready yet? . . . yes, we ' re talking about that elementary major Betty Beetle . . . the friendly girl from Blackwood, New Jersey who is a firm believer in promptness . . . remembered for her friendly smile . . . Dormitory Student Council, two years . . . plays the piano as well as the organ . . . she ' s an all around girl whom we are glad to know. 1 ANGELA BENINATI Angie . . . transferred from Adelphi College where she majored in psychology . . . decided to apply some in the held of education . . . her pleasing personality and friendliess have won her many friends . . . always willing to give a helping hand ... a girl you ' ll want to meet . . . her impersonations are hard to beat . . . no matter how near or far she ' ll be . . . she ' ll always be tops to you and me. GENE R. BESSEY Clayton, New Jersey . . . Gene . . . comedian . . . school sax swooner . . . dark turtle shell glasses and a huge grin . . . gaudy, gaudy ties and socks . . . what difierent colors! ... a fast moving deer hunter without a dear . . . football end . . . baseball participant . . . college orchestra member . . . consistently cheerful. MARJORIE A. BEYER Mount Holly, New Jersey . . . five foot two . . . with eyes of blue . . . thinks Bridgeton is home too . . . enjoys sports and singing . . . Awards Club . . . Glee Club . . . spends some time knitting argyles . . . loves to dance . . . thinks Bill is a nice name . . . You know it too! . . . plans to combine a teaching career with marriage. ELIZABETH BIRCH Betty . . . New Brunswick, New Jersey . . . long remembered for her famous imitations . . . president of Freshman I . . . witty sayings frequently forthcoming . . . trying to find your way home? . . . here ' s the girl for New Jersey travel information . . . burns up the roads helping her father in the taxi business . . . always on the go . . . enjoyed her first grade teaching. AGNES BOYLE Red Bank, N.J. . . . Intermediate Major . . . activities include section secretary, Glee Club and Awards Club . . . will be remembered for her cooperative spirit both on and off the athletic field . . . varsity basketball, vol- leyball and Softball ... a conscientious worker . . . has entertained many with her character sketches (Milton Berle) . . . experienced mechanic on all makes of cars . . . a versatile kid. GEORGE H. BRADFORD Bridgeton scientific theorist . . . wife, Wilhelmina . . . Navy vet . . . argues at the drop of a question . . . always explaining . . . will sight you a case on any subject . . . Publicity committee, ' 47 . . . Dean ' s list, ' 47, ' 48, ' 49 . . . radio debate, WWBZ . . . Norman Campbell Memorial Committee for the senior class and the student body. DORIS BRAUN Friend in need ... an official challenger at her first election . . . theatre cashier in evenings . . . Sunday School teacher . . . former Girl Scout leader . . . Glee Club two years . . . vice president of Science Club . . . delights in public speaking, music, and writing poetry . . . on campus, the horn of her jalopy has become famous . . . always willing to help. ALICE VIRGINIA BROWN Al . . . West Collingswood, N.J. ... is petite and sweet . . . has blue eyes and blonde curls too . . . has quite a knack for playing the sax and the clarinet like a musical vet . . . her veracity and vivacity will gain for her many friends . . . Orchestra . . . Decorations Committee . . . Assembly Committee . . . badminton tournament JOAN BEVERLY CAMPBELL A friend worthwhile . . . her lucky star is on left hand . . . Kil roy was here ... all aboard for Rutgers . . . first stop. Kappa Sigma . . . Cupid ' s little helper for Peg . . . has a ditto sheet for thank you notes. . . . love that freshman year . . . I ' m So Lonely And Blue Without You . . . receives Mrs. degree in June. MARILYN J. CAMPBELL Marilyn . . . lived in Glassboro all her life . . . tall, blonde and gracious . . . interested in teaching the intermediate grades . . . January graduate . . . member of Dramatic Club, Ceramic Club and Awards Club . . . always active in sports . . . often seen on the varsity teams . . . conscientious worker in all fields ... a Christmas wedding is planned for Marilyn and Jack Plasket. EDWIN J. CAMPION Ed . . . native of Merchcmtville . . . Purple Heart G.I. . . . tangible assets — wife Jean and daughter Sandra Jean ... a ready smile . . . campus resident . . . WHIT cameraman . . . Student Health and Welfare sleuth ' 48, ' 49— chairman ' 49 . . . Student Council ' 49 . . . Photog- raphy Club ' 47 . . . Constitution committee ' 47 . . . col- lege play ' 47 . . . Dean ' s list ' 47, ' 48, ' 49. WINIFRED K. CARRYL Quiet manner in class, but oh! in the dorm . . . first love cars next to a letter from Lehigh . . . Winnie ' s favorite expression is I don ' t know . . . giggles over nothing . . . likes to play duets by herself . . . has given kleenex company boom year— combination cold and sinus trouble . . . has ability with paints . . . enjoys knitting . . . spends spare time dusting her knicknacks. VIRGINIA J. CLEAVER Ginny . . . fair maiden from Glassboro . . . sports enthusiast, not only as a player but as a spectator . . . secretary of Women ' s A. A. . . . member of Awards Club and Glee Club . . . Student Council secretary . . . A.C.E. president . . . eager beaver at National Camp . . . radiant smile . . . pleasing personality . . . now teach- ing in Deepwater . . . August graduate . . . soon to be Mrs. Paul Gotchel. DIANE COOPER Class wit . . . never a dull moment . . . lively antics the dorms . . . clever artist . . . banquet place car . . . Christmas decorations . . . good at making ties! . always lends willing hand to help others . . . pla piano . . . constant member of Dean ' s List . . . han with needles . . . knitting and sewing . . . future ind est, occupational therapy at Columbia. 1 i. RUTH A COUSINS Ruthie . . Small in stature, doll-like in appearanc . . . lively little package from Nutley . . . that ' s Ruthi . . . knock ' em cold ' ' cheerleader with a captivatin smile and fringe of brown ringlets . . . eats chawclate cake ... a yen for Oldsomobiles . . . proficient i sports . . . courageous — stuck it out with the sam roommate for four years! . . . artistic touch recogni: able on numerous posters. JOANNE CROUTHAMEL Cheers her team to victory vigorously . . . ever depei able . . . constant doodler . . . sincere . . . faithfi friend . . . capable W.A.A. Treasurer for three yeaTS . . ping pong fiend . . . loves excitement . . . neverendin spirit . . . cartoonist . . . likes to ride the train betwee Gloucester and Glassboro . . . radiant smile. SHIRLEY RITA CRYSTAL Shirl . . . Vineland, N.J. . . . eyes of brown . . . hai to match ... for any occasion can make up a rhym . . . studies people and nature at any time . . . wit spontaneous humor hid by serious mein . . . If yov can ' t find something good about a person say nane ' . . . Ceramic, Glee Club, Photography, Women ' s Dormi tory Council . . . Yearbook Staff . . . volleyball, speec ball, ping pong. BERNADETTE CURRAN That pretty red-headed singer who kept Laurel Hall constantly entertained . . . whether at the piano or in the shower . . . they ' ll miss this canary . . . our Mer- chantville Marm ... no sooner here than gone — one of those speedy accelerated students . . . Bernie . . . a cardinal with a canary voice. ALICE DANCE Always smiling, that ' s Alice! . . . she adds the humor to the Senior l ' s . . . songbird of the Glee Club . . . Have you seen her on the hockey field? . . . such vim, vigor, and vitality . . . member of the A C E. . . . a good all round gal and pal is Alice JEAN DAVIDSON Woodbury ... a hard working K.P. . . . her person- ality catches fire from her hair . . . excellent school spirit . . . participated in intramural sports . . . sang in the Glee Club . . . belonged to Ceramic Club . . . serves her classmates on many committees . . . president of section during Junior year . . . spends many hours stacking Library books . . . dependable is her middle name ... an asset to any school because she gives her best. S. EDWARD DAVIS Ed . . . possesses fine bass voice . . . president of Glee Club, ' 50 . . . son Harry is a sophomore . . . day- time student, night-time oil refiner . . . Woodbury man . . . director of Woodbury Choral Society . . . section president ' 48 . . . Student Council ' 48 . . . Glee Club ' 48, ' 49 . . . talent show chairman ' 49 . . . Dean ' s list, ' 48, ' 49, . . . Decoration Committee, ' 49 . . . assembly-star favorite. RACHEL DEACON A tomato from a Burlington farm, Rakie is another gal who found out that S.T.C. had hidden surprises for her . . . she ' s sweet, dependable, and very under- standing ... a friend indeed . . . remembered for her performance in Our Town and other college plays . . . Secretary of A.C.E. ' 49 . . . Who ' s Who ' 50 . . . active Dorm Council member . . . enjoys knitting, sew- ing, and cooking weird concoctions. MAURICE DICKINSON Dick . . . upper grade major ... a conscientious stu- dent . . . travels in a flashy convertible . . . likes any thing that suggests competition . . . dislikes Sun- day mornings . . . ambition — no enemies . . . enjoying conjugal bliss . . . athletic . . . found on surf at Beach Haven during summer . . . fond of good books, songs, food, and drinks . . . future social studies teacher. CA ROLYN JOYCE DUCKWORTH . . Haddonfield, N J. . . . third finger left Smittie . . . wedding bells in June . . . dark curly hair, hazel eyes . . . trips to Trenton State Teachers . . . Yankee with good Rebel blood . . . subtle likes to talk . . . likes dancing, reading, seen with Joy, Mary Ann, Dottie . . . Dra- matic Club, Public Health and Welfare Committee . . . Glee Club. Ducky hand . . humor clothes JOYCE MARGUERITA DUNCAN Dune . . . Atlantic City, N.J. . . . Middle Grades . . . never a dull moment when Joyce is around . . . person- ality plus . . . procrastination . . . are you there, partner? . . . ardent member of the Glee Club . . . speedball, volleyball, Softball, basketball . . . her abili- ty io recall past learnings ... for example, Koch ' s Four Postulates . . . books, dancing and concert music. HARRIET R. EICHLER Newark . . . Kindergarten-Primary . . . Aunt Hacky to those who know her . . . Hacky and personality syn- onymous . . . our vote for Miss Nursery School . . . when embarrassed resembles an Indian chief . . . has never slighted the Dean ' s List . . . Social Affairs Com- mittee . . . Student Council . . . Section Vice President Dormitory Council . . . Chairman of A.C.E. Christmas Tea. JAMES EULO Putzie . . . former Camden High athlete . . . Putzie dubbed Putzie before he met Putzie . . . most enjoyable pastime — nursing his first cup of coffee . . . then drinking three fast cups . . . long shot artist and floor specialist on basketball court . . . where did the handle Miss Eulo come from? ... a familiar sight on GSTC football, basketball, and baseball scenes. JOHN J. FARLEY Pappy . . . Captain, Army . . . wife Martha . . . automobile expert . . . hometown — Runnemede . . . flies low in a Ford . . . school auctioneer . . . SA-A-A-Y, fellas, did you study for that TEST? . . . Dean ' s List ' 47, ' 48 . . . part in Freshman play ' 47, Sophomore play ' 48, History play ' 48, English play ' 48. SUZANNE KIPP FERNS Sue . . . black-eyed Susan . . . pet saying, Hi, Cut- ie . . . hobby — knitting argyles . . . often seen at Ped- die . . . usually heard singing (?) I Never See Mag- gie Alone . . . such a pleasure for Oak IV third floor . . . section president 1 . . . Social Affairs Committee President . . . Student Council . . . Junior Prom Chair- man . . . Dormitory Student Council . . . Orchestra. liiiiilWiiii -- JOHN ABBOTT FIELDING Jay . . . Gloucester, N.J. . . . General Elementary Major . . . fishing is a favorite pastime . . . his hat and pipe will be missed -at G.S.T.C. after February . . . great interest in Camp Savitz . . . his eagerness a source of enjoyment to classmates ... a consistent reader of the agricultural pamphlets . . . great success in teaching is predicted for him. MARGARET LOUISE GEHRKE Pennsgrove, New Jersey . . . Peggy . . . the senti- mental redhead . . . Always Chasing Rain beaus . . . often seen in Guido ' s . . . I ' ll Remember April . . . fastidious little miss . . . What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For? . . . the voice we thrill to hear . . . domestication becomes her . . . favorite saying, you know it . . as a teacher, she ' s A + . MARGARET BERNICE GEIGER Glassboro, N.J. . . . Marge . . . industrious . . . well liked by all . . . dependable . . dislikes poor sports- manship . . . likes camping (especially Savitz) ... a busier person can ' t be found . . . Vice President of Stu- dent-Alumni Camping Association and Women ' s Ath- letic Association . . . Awards Club . . . elected to Who ' s Who in American Colleges . . . speedball, volleyball, basketball, shutlleboard, softball . . . beautiful ceramic work. GEORGE F. GERMAN, JR. Glassboro resident . . . political expert . . . wife Ethel . . . Student Council . . . Publicity Committee ' 49 . . . varsity football . . . campus junior maintenance man . . . Anybody got an argument handy? . . . Army vet . . . fiddler in Orchestra. SHIRLEY GORDON Shirl . . . Passaic, N.J. . . . Intermediate Grades . . . a recent addition to our class . . . transferred from Paterson State ... I don ' t get it . . . loves her nightly forty winks . . . craves sweets . . . always on the verge of a diet . . . wants a series of degrees . . . B.S. . . . M.S. . . . Mrs. ROBERT A. GORE Bob . . . Army vet . . . Merchantville . . . clipped accent . . . poker face plus dignified stare . . . rare scholar and English major . . . never makes first period class before breakfast . . . Sophomore Class President . . . Section President, ' 50 . . . Associate Editor of the Whit ' 48, ' 49 . . . proof reader extraordinary . . . Social Affairs Committee ' 48, ' 49 . . . Student Council ' 49, ' 50 . . . Corresponding Secretary of Student Council ' 50 . . . Eastern States Conference ' 49 . . . Oak staff ' 50. FRANCIS J. GUACIARO Frank or Gear . . . Vineland, N.J. . . . transferred from Holy Cross . . . Seabee vet . . . frequent visitor to North Jersey . . . six-foot-two . . . Ethan Allen of the Senior Ill ' s . . . Whit, ' 49, 50 . . . Varsity football, ' 50 . . . Decoration Committee, ' 50 . . . Intramural basket- ball . . . All-College Track Meet, ' 49 . . . Chairman of Football Dance, ' 50. MARY ANN GUSNECKER Gus . . . Woodlynne, N.J. . . . can be seen anytime or place with Dottie, Joy, and Carolyn . . . jitterbug enthusiast . . . tall and limber . . . well-dressed . . . likes sports . . . Montclair transfer student . . . this was Glassboro ' s good fortune . . . rots of run to be with . . . quite adept at twirling the baton . . . Modern Dance Club. JOHN F. GUSZ Johnny . . . Trenton, N.J. . . . Junior High Major . . . born leader . . . excellent at making plans and execut- ing them . . . often found with Bobbie Hutchinson . . . consistent member of the Dean ' s List . . . President of Freshman Class . . . Science Club . . . Student Council . . . Health and Welfare Committee . . . Vice-President of Senior section . . . intramural sports . . . Glassboro Civic League Basketball. POLLY HANSON Sweet disposition . . . being an all-around gal . . . lovely voice . . . darning socks . . . Halloween night . . . thor- oughness in work . . . sincere friend to all . . . getting engaged at the Senior Prom . . . faithfulness to Wyo- ming . . . hunting for a bargain trailer . . . looking up bargain food prices . . . the ringing of wedding bells in June. EVELYN HARRIS Accelerated student . . . welcomed member to the Sen- ior Class . . . Full of pep . . . giggle well known in Laurel I . . . enjoyable companion on trips . . . keeps things running smoothly . . . favorite haunt is Church- town! . . . plays the piano, Sweethearts . . . collects ash trays from colleges she visits . . . terrific party date . . . Loves those frats. ETHA LOUISE HENDERSON Ludy . . . Camden, N J. . . . Middle Grades . . . loses with the same fine spirit with which she wins . . . active in the capacity of ref ... or player . . . her rapid completion of tests have won for her the cogno- men of Speed Demon . . . merry laughter a source of enjoyment to all . . . Glee Club . . .volleyball, basket- ball, softball, and speedball. JOHN HUFFE Alias Dad . . . G.S.T.C. basketball, baseball, and foot- ball player . . . the milkman in 1948 all-College play, Our Town . . . Dorm Doings editor for two years . . . mathematical mind . . . his only visible means of transportation — built gasoline powered prairie schooner . . . christened The Black Beauty . . . says it travels to Florida annually . . . we wonder. BARBARA HUTCHINSON Bobbie : noted for . . . being seen always with John . . . being smart . . . especially in Psychology . . . being conscientious in her work . . . belonging to the Glee Club . . . playing the piano ... an active committee member ... a lot of fun . . . having a good sense of humor . . . having a very nice manner with children ... an all-around girl. MARIAN IMHOF Mantua Terrace, N.J. . . . Upper Grades . . . name found frequently on Dean ' s List ... a regular supporter of Ceramics Club . . . played varsity basketball in Sophomore year . . . enjoys all sports, especially swim- ming and bowling . . . special interest is crossword puzzles . . . knits and knits and knits . . . has itinerary planned for trip to Bermuda . . . enthusiastic partici- pant in College activities. PAULINE ELAINE JACKSON Jack . . . Egg Harbor City, N.J. . . . loquacious and inquisitive . . . dislikes unethical people . . . pleasant company . . . most talked about subject, Bucky . . . enjoys classical music . . . varsity speedball, basket- ball, volleyball, softball, shuffleboard . . . Glee Club . . . Assembly Committee . . . Yearbook Staff . . . loves spaghetti and dancing . . . wants to live and teach in Vineland. JOYCE JEFFREY Jeff . . . remembered for her peppy cheerleading . . . terrific personality . . . cute clothes . . . stiff competi- tion for Grable . . . love of archery . . . the glaring of her radio vie . . . interested in Physical Therapy . . . Columbia bound . . . ability to dance ... to write . . . to improvise on the piano . . . those Argyle socks . . . writing and getting letters from a certain engineer in Wyoming. URSULA JENAU Urs . . . Elmer, N.J. . . . Middle Grades . . . exponent of fun and cheer . . . hopes to engage in world travel . . . faithful and sincere friend . . . has proven herself to be outstanding in winning the affection of her class- mates . . . loves music . . . ardent opera fan . . . Glee Club . . . Photography Club . . . Ceramic Club . . . Classical Music Club. LOIS PATRICIA JENKINS Lo . . . Mt. Royal, N.J. . . . Upper Grades . . . loves teaching profession inside, outside of school . . . Joe is going to be a teacher too . . . Hurry on . . . cast of all-College plays . . . varsity speedball, softball, vol- leyball, basketball . . . Dramatic Club . . . Hospitality Committee . . . Cribbage, art, and dancing . . . Business Manager, 1950 Yearbook . . . Awards Club. JOY JOHNSON P.F.B. 1 . . . Sicklerville, New Jersey . . . hair of gold . . . eyes of green . . . pet saying I mean . . . likes to dance . . . likes to draw . . . and likes poetry most of all . . . main ambition is to be seen piloting a convert- ible green ... if you see Joy, you ' re sure to spy . . . Dot, Mary Ann, and Duck close by. MARION JOHNSON Johnnie ... a conscientious worker in the children ' s clinic . . . has hair of red but not the stereotyped tem- per . . . intramural Varsity and Junior Varsity sports . . . W.A.A. President ' 50 . . . Awards Club . . . Class Secretary ' 49, ' 50 . . . panel secretary at the Eastern States Conference . . . Dean ' s List frequenter . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Yearbook Staff ... a truly good work- er .. . friendly to all. WARREN S. JONES Wa-wa . . . coolest thing since the ice cube con- sistent Camden visitor . . . prognosticator of sport re- suts . . . automatic pass receiver in intramurals . . . scores from all angles in basketball . . . Air Force vet . . . owns Green Hornet Ford . . . transferred from College of South Jersey . . . Uncle Jonathan Rockwood . . . Intramural football, basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . varsity tennis 3, 4 ... All College Play, 1948. CLARENCE A. KERN Chink . . . Atlantic City . . . Mr. Five-By-Five . . . married vet . . . wife Helen, also teacher . . . circulation manager of the WHIT, ' 49, ' 50 . . . never at a loss for words . . . campus resident . . official telephone-call receiver for mem ' s dorms . . section president, ' 49 . . . Hospitality Committee . . Student Council, ' 49 . . intra- mural basketball and football. GRACE ELIZABETH KLEIST Bette . . . transfer from Cedar Crest, Allentown . . . the girl with the voice . . . winner of voice scholarship, 1949 . . . excellent Glee Club soloist and secretary . . . Dormitory Student Council . . . chairman of Entertain- ment Committee of Open House, 1949 . . . co-chairman of Christmas Banquet, 1949. OLGA KOVSHUK Camden, N J. . . . pretty smile . . . winning personality . . . helping hand . . . artistic touch . . . fine sense of humor . . . loves good books . . . constantly amused in the Jungle Room . . . has been a member of the Dean ' s List . . . appreciation of music . . . real friend with an understanding attitude . . . distaste of argu- ments . . . high ideals . . . always with Mildred. JOHN M. KRENN Politico from Atlantic City . . . former Coastguardsman . . . President of Student Council and Student Body ' 50 . . . Feature Editor of WHIT . . . part time photography . . . American College Who ' s Who . . . scullery maid . . . Thanksgiving Banquet Chairman ' 47 . . . Glee Club ' 47 . . . Constitutional Committee ' 48 . . . Eastern States Conference ' 50 . . . Curriculum Revision Committee ' 48 . . . Lead role— All College Play ' 48 . . . Oak Staff ' 50 . . . Dean ' s List ' 48, ' 49, ' 50. JERE LE CHETTE Clayton . . . Intermediate Major . . . active in volley- ball, basketball, hockey and Softball . . . Awards Club . . . Glee Club . . . served classmates as section vice president . . . section secretary . . . Decoration and Hospitality Committees . . . noted for never ending wit and sense of humor . . . perfection reflected in appear- ance and artistic ability . . . enjoys knitting, roller skating, and dancing . . . advocates good sportsmanship. JOSEPH A. LUCCA Joe . . . son of Hammonton . . . former engineer stu- dent . . . library staff . . . intramural basketball and football . . . questions, questions, questions . . . dorm student . . . Student Council, ' 47 . . . Dramatic Club, ' 47 . . . Senior Prom Chairman . . . wheel in National Guards . . . Dr. Haupt ' s straight man. ALICE MacPHERSON Mac . . . Pennsauken . . . Intermediate Major . . . section president twice . . . creative ability evidenced in Decoration Committee and Ceramic Club . . . Dean ' s List regular . . . completes work at G.S.T.C. in January . . . hopes for MRS. degree . . . favorite pastime — practicing ' barberology on anyone who ' s willing . . . has knitting of argyles down to a science . . . pleasant personality has endeared her to many. DOROTHY FRENEAU MALEHORN Haddon Heights, N.J. . . . Dotty . . . vivacious brunnette . . . big hazel eyes . . . personality plus . . . beauty and brains combined . . . Bob and wedding bells . . . unique clothes . . . likes to dance . . . that ' 49 Chevro- let .. . always seen with Joy, Mary Ann, and Ducky . . . cheerleader . . . chosen as a participant of the Campus Queen Contest 1948. BARBARA ELIZABETH MAYE Barb . . . Merchantville, N.J. . . . Middle Grades . . . she depicts the calm after the storm ... an ardent record collector . . . likes good movies, plays, and sport clothes . . . constant arbitrator for her friends ' arguments . . . good listener . . . Glee Club . . . ace catcher in softball . . . chief interests are teaching and a certain mortician. WILLIAM McGOVERN Bill . . . graduate of Haddon Heights High in 1941 . . spent three and one-half years in Navy Seebees . . graduate of College of South Jersey, Junior College . . pet likes: sports, women, and stopping to talk in he college hallways . . . pet dislikes: girls in red bobby sox . . . ambition — to be successful in life, of course . . . sidelines are teaching shop, general con- tracting, keeping the blue Ford going. W 1 I | f CAHtfLA SHY - ■ HAROLD MILLER Known to most of us as Babe . . . hails from Mag- nolia . . usually seen in the blue Dodge . . . main interest, Virginia . . . has a ring on a certain gal ' s fin- gar . . . interested in sports . . . what a man on the track . . . active in football . . . member of Student Health and Welfare . . . outstanding member of our class . . . known for his friendly smile. JANE MILLER We will always remember L. P. for her charming voice heard on several assembly programs . . . active mem- ber of the A.C.E. . . . served on the Assembly Commit- tee . . . one of the most attractive and well dressed girls on campus . . . always ready to be of service . . . Jane ' s warm heart and generosity will never be for- gotten. LENA MINNITE Paulsboro . . . Intermediate Major . . . participated in sport activities such as volleyball, hockey, basketball ... a strong supporter at the night basketball games . . member of the Awards Club . . . shows good sports- manship . . . reliable . . . likes teaching the little tots . . . loquacious? . . . witty . . . can always be relied upon to laugh at your jokes . . likes to play bad- minton. JEAN MOORHEAD Hails originally from that smoky city where the buses are painted black — Pittsburgh ... a transferee from Rutgers Extension in Atlantic City . . . Margate Miss ... a beach resident all summer . . . one of the accel- erated members of the class. WHITNEY P. MULLEN Whit . . . native of Vineland . . . family-spouse Myrtle . . . additions, Dick and Judy . . . Army vet . . . photo bug; staff photographer for the WHIT . . . school by day, work by night . . . campus resident . . . Myrt ' s campus coffee club . . . former aircraft worker in Balti- more . . . mathematician. WARREN C. NUTT Joe Nutt . . . president of Orchestra — 3 years . . . ambi-instrumentalist, composer, arranger . . . campus resident . . . spouse: Myrtle . . . Trentonian . . . varsity basketball, football, baseball . . . ex-Navy man . . . personality plus . . . Social Affairs Committee ' 48 . . . vice-president of Senior III. GEORGE E. OVERS V estville thespian . . . known for his dramatic ability . . appeared in all All-College Plays ... a chief class contributor . . . question quizzer . . . willing worker . . . a history authority — often see Dr. Wilson asking George for information . . . Ceramic and Dramatic Clubs mem- ber . . . Senior II section secretary. ROMONA AMELIA PAPA Mona . . . Williamstown, N.J. . . . intellectual quality makes many deep impressions . . . her genial manner spreads cheer wherever she is . . . Some books aie to be tasted, others swallowed incessantly . . . insatiable desire for antiques, cameos and shimmering diamonds . . . Student Council member . . . Ceramic Club . . . section president . . . Assembly Committee . . . Hos- pitality Committee. i ELAINE PEDRICK Attended the Philadelphia School of Industrial Arts . . . golden-haired . . . versatile . . . exuberant laugh . . . sports enthusiast . . . interest leans toward football and baseball . . . Boston Red Sox fan . . . section secretary for two years . . . capable knitter and sewer . . . ener- getic . . . plays piano rhythmically. JOAN PERLMAN ' Jeeps , derived from her initials . . . Trenton . . . Kin- dergarten Primary Major . . . knits socks size 14 . . . dramatic bits . . . has perfected a unique way of taking a bath . . . shared her gaiety with the Glassboro Girl Scouts as co-leader . . . She ' ll always remember Hap- py Birthday being sung to her in all her classes . . . also girls, her brother is a Harvard man. HAROLD PIERCE Piercie . . . Longacomin ' representative . . . reputation for striking a record-breaking trail from class to Elayne . . . potential big game hunter . . . might bag a pheas- ant any year now . . . ex-sailor ... a forth-coming reunion will find his permanent partner a teacher also . . . excels in math and science . . . Ocean City summer resident . . . Chairman Decoration Committee 1 . . . Hospitality Committee 2. LOIS JANE POLHEMUS Good things come in small packages . . . friendliness conquers all . . . effervescent . . . infectious laugh . . . seen with Bunny, Joan or Peggy . . . president of Dorm- itory Student Council . . . Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities (1950) . . . Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe . . . artistically inclined . . . Rutgers vs. Lehigh . . . likes French style . . . We ' re through, this f. is the end. LEWIS I. PRANDATO Luigi . . . ex-Army captain from Wharton . . . the power behind the scenes . . . the money man . . . business manager of college plays ' 48, ' 49; Men ' s A. A. WHIT ' 48, ' 49, ' 50; basketball team ' 48, ' 49 . . . section president ' 49 . . . Treasurer of Student Council Student Fund Account ' 48, ' 49, ' 50 . . . captain intramural bas- ketball team ' 48, ' 49 . . . manager of dorm basketball league ' 49 . . . student dormitory proctor ' 50 . . . coffee and hardwork . . . sworn bachelor . . . American Col- lege Who ' s Who . JANET RAMBO The Woodbury lass with the friendly smile . . . blonde hair marks this petite, vivacious girl . . . our Vice- President in ' 47- ' 48 . . . seen on the athletic field play- ing hockey and speedball . . . Miss Bonnie Baker of the ' 49 assembly . . . can really serve that volleyball . . . became a Mrs. in June of ' 49 . . . Jan and Tote . . . Treasurer of the ACE. in ' 50. PHYLLIS E. RANN Phyl . . . Cologne Avenue canary from Cologne, N.J. lovely with a lovely voice . . . Glee Club asset . . . Junior Assembly standout . . . completed senior year in extension classes . . . good-natured . . . considerate . . . responsive. ROSE MARIE RICCI Rose Marie ... to her the sun rises and sets on Vine- land ' s Landis Avenue ... it does . . . ambition to drive the Avenue in her own red convertible Buick . . . with the horn blowing . . . Johnny and Ricci cliche . . . good natured . . . care-free . . . Science Club 3 ... a Rose among many Joes in science . . . Assistant Editor Oak . . . section secretary 4 . . . Dean ' s List. ANDREW J. RITCHIE Ritchie . . . former Sea Bee from Merchantville . . . intramural basketball and football . . . WHIT cartoon- ist ' 50 . . . what ' s Ritchie without Turner? . . . custodian of tennis courts . . . ever faithful to Elaine . . . married during senior year . . . good-looking . . . J.V. Basket- ball ' 48. MIRIAM RODGERS ' Jiggs . . . Rutger ' s fan . . . sports a sparkler . . . sports bug . . . volleyball, hockey, varsity speedball . . . shuffleboard champion . . . K.P. student . . . loves to eat . . . always giggling . . . ardent member of the Ceramics and Dramatics Clubs . . . National Camp favorite . . . Awards Club ... I thought I ' d die . . . happy smiling face . . . A.C.E. . . . Dean ' s List. SERITA RUTTENBERG Seetie . . . Camden girl . . . ambitious conscientious worker . . . Assembly, Social Affairs and Hospitality Committees representative . . . always be remembered for her role in I Remember Mama . . . Dorm Student Council . . . Dramatic and Ceramics Club . . . enthu- siastic knitter . . . friendly smile . . . sports fan . . . played volleyball and speedball . . . Student Council . . . Dean ' s List . . . synonymous with happy-go- lucky . EUGENE RYAN Gene . . . consistent Academy of Music visitor . . . Tschaikowsky and Beethoven . . . avid theatre goer . . . critic of stage play Death of a Salesman . . . Theatre Arts appreciator . . . bewildering to la femme . . . outdoorsman . . . class MaTk Trail . . . depend- able . . . ardent A ' s supporter . . . Air Force vet . . . authority on the crow . . . Junior and Senior Class Vice President . . . Men ' s Sports Editor, Oak Staff. ROBERT SALATI Bob . . . Berlin . . . general factotum for front office . . . men ' s dormitory council . . . photography club, ' 50 . . . intramural basketball and football . . . always singing . . . sanitation expert for men ' s dorms . . . homeroom president, ' 47 . . . Student Council ' 47 . . . Publicity Committee, ' 48 . . . all college track team . . . Oak Staff, ' 50. ANGELINA IDA SAVA Angie . . . Camden, N.J. . . . Middle Grades . . . fun to be with . . . quite ' petite and always neat . . . beau- tiful dark curly hair . . . Where ' s Lois , ... I don ' t know ... if she isn ' t around she ' s somewhere sleeping . . . coffee is her favorite drink . . . along with teach- ing she plans to travel extensively ... a native of Sici- ly .. . Dramatic Club. LAWRENCE P. SCHENCK Larry . . . hails from Vineland . . . Army bandsman . . . plays sax in orchestra ' 48, ' 49, ' 50 . . . Student Council ' 48. ' 49, ' 50 . . . wife, Dot . . . American College Who ' s Who . . . plays nights in local dance halls . . . raises cocker spaniels . . . new car every year . . . Dean ' s List ' 48, ' 49, ' 50. E. GRACE SCHROEDER Grace . . . Vineland, New Jersey . . . Life is real, life is earnest . . . pensive thoughts within burneth . . . twinkling eyes of brown . . . blonde hair . . . secretary of Student Health and Welfare . . . Glee Club . . . Ceramics . . . English Club, too ... all delightful things to do ... In Frosh, basketball a boon . . . usually found in the reading room. GLORIA SEARS Grenloch, N.J ... that laugh and sense of humor . . . lots of fun . . . usually seen on the go . . . willingness to give a pal a helping hand . . . honored member of Petunia Hall . . . interest in a certain rabbit, named Peter . . . sole owner of the Wa-Ling Laundry Service . . . tall tales of scout camp last summer ... a person- ality to be remembered. SAMUEL SHIELDS Former Franklin and Marshallite . . . Beach Haven sum- mer inhabitant . . . ex-Marine . . . encyclopedic . . . nimrod and salt water dafly . . . athletic and sports- minded . . . dapper supreme . . . book, play, and movie connoisseur . . . conversationalist and debater . . political and legal informant . . . scintillating wit . . . petticoat charmer . . . lover of music and art . . . benevolent and generous. MILDRED SIMONS Millie . . . Camden, N.J. . . . Elementary Education Major . . . transfer student from College of South Jer- sey . . . has won many friends with her mild-mannered way . . . sunny personality . . . will always be assured of a place in our memories . . . her hobby is photog- raphy . . . belongs to the Music Appreciation Club . . . a member of the College of South Jersey Alumni Asso- ciation. AMY LEE SINCLAIR Arae . . . Plainfield pretty . . . Only fools worry, not I . . . pleasing personality has made her keeper of many hearts ... a trip to Yale or Lafayette now and then ... at home before the footlights or on a basket- ball court . . . her creative talent has made her dorm room a favorite . . . Dramatic Club President . . . As- sembly Committee . . . Varsity basketball and speed- ball. MILDRED E. SINKINSON Camden, N.J. . . . General Elementary . . . sincere and understanding attitude . . . quite adept in arts and crafts . . . systematizing the music files . . closet and desk drawer usually filled to capacity . . . famous for giving advice to the lovelorn . . . enjoys participating in a pertinent controversy . . . has an intense dislike for demerits . . . played the clarinet in the College Orchestra. BETH L. SMITH Smitty . . . Intermediate Grades . . . vivacious . . . shorty . . . knitting fiend . . . loves to dance . . . wants to visit Europe . . . Mt. Holly gal . . . detests cramming and cookie pushers . . . clever with the sewing machine . . . cheerleader. WENDELLYN SOOY Small in stature, but great in worth . . . home town organist . . . engaged to an N.Y.U. man . . . knitting, crocheting, and sewing fan . . . Sophomore Class Secre- tary . . . Elizabeth Barrett Browning in English Assem- bly .. . Editor, ' 50 Oak . . . Vice-President, A CE. ' 49 . . . President of A.C.E. ' 50 . . . Dean ' s List . . . volley- ball . . . Senior Class Hockey Team . . . friendly and cooperative we always find Wendy . ANNETTE L. SPECTOR Speed . . . Asbury Park, N J. . . . General Elementary . . . ' if only my roommate were here . . . transfer student to Glassboro . . . often called Miss Person- ality . . . promptness and this damsel are opposing forces . . . closely cropped black curls . . . band-box appearance . . . congenial . . . sympathetic ... a relia- ble source for advice . . . Dormitory Student Council . . . recognized member of the Dean ' s List. JANE STEWART Spirit of Clayton . . . trumpeter . . . lover of classical music . . . sports enthusiast . . . football, favorite sport . . . vivacious hockey player . . . efficient Class Treas- urer for two years . . . perpetual animation . . . lovely soprano voice . . . mirthful laugh . . . jovial disposition . . . full of assurance . . . rooter for Clayton A.C. GRACE SWANK Fairview Corners, N.J. . . . Upper Grades . . . consist- ently on Dean ' s List . . . listed in Who ' s Who . . . always active . . . likes sports. . . . played Junior Varsity and Varsity speedball and volleyball . . . interested in bas- ketball and hockey . . . Awards Club Member . . . interested in Glee Club, Hospitality and Decoration Committees . . . attended National Camp 1948 . . . never at a loss for words . . . conscientious. JAMES E. TALTON Jim ' ' . . . ex-Lieutenant, Army Air Corps . . . wife Marie and daughter, Yvonne . . . sports writer for WHIT . . . vaTsity baseball ' 49, ' 50 . . . intramural bas- ketball ' 48, ' 49 and football ' 47, ' 48. ' 49 . . . all-college track man ' 48, ' 49 . . . Merchantville . . . homeroom secretary ' 48, ' 49 . . . Glee Club, ' 47 . . . Sophomore English Assembly, ' 48 . . . Dean ' s List, ' 48, ' 49, ' 50. BELA TOROK Pleasantville photographer . . . classy cuisine . . . ex-Brooklyn boy beckoned by books and buddies to G.S.T.C. . . . carefree . . . good-natured . . . commuter cowboy slowed down — married now . . . mathematical mind . . . Junior College scholar to Teachers ' College intellect. JOSEPH E. TURNER Nucky . . . Ventnorite . . . Joe and his tragic violin . . . rumored that he plays without strings in the bow . . . intramural basketball and football . . . other half of Ritchie-Turner combination . . always worried . . . WHIT dorm reporter and humor writer ' 49, ' 50 . . . other tennis court custodian . . . Army vet . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . dorm student . . . Orchestra ' 48, ' 49, ' 50. J. W. VANAMAN J • • • name synonymous with Dividing Creek . . . one recalls the other . . . classmate minister . . . con- servative clothes . . . Model A Ford taxi . . . civilian navigator ... a one-time deer hunter . . . the game warden ' s friend . . . shutter-bug . . . attentive listener voice . . . teacher checker on religious data . . . sec- tion president 1, 2, 3 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3 . . . Oak Staff Photographer. ROCCO H. VENELLA ' Rocky . . . wife Doris from the Tar Heel State . . . son Steven . . . Leatherneck . . . night-time movie mag- nate . . . would be football player — Doris: No . . . Runnemede resident. o r. I RUSSELL WADE, JR. Russ . . . Brooklawn . . . General Elementary . . . proud father ... be successful administrator in school . . . enjoys politics and chevies . . . activities in col- lege include president of Student Council, 1948-49 . . . selected for Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities . . . delegate to Eastern Stales Conference for two years . . member of WHIT Starff for three years. 5rS s n CHARLES ORAN WALKER Walker . . . hog-shootum fanatic . . . bathtub expert — he helps make them . . . story of shy fellow to woman wooer in four years . . . Tansboro traveler daily . . . photography hobby . . seldom fails to wear a suit and tie . . . when in need of a friend call on Walk . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . conscientious. CHARLOTTE I. WALLACE Woodbury commuter . . . transferee from Trenton Teach- ers . . . from Leonard to Wallace last year . . . sports- minded ... all smiles . . . next to Glassboro she is a U. of P rooter . . . full of pep . . . always willing with her helping hand . . . ask the library staff . . . enthu- siastic. DOLORES WALTER Dee came to us from West Chester in_ the Sopho- more year . . . usually seen in her blue Chevy . . . girls ' knitting instructor . . . noted for her ability to find us blind dates at that crucial moment . . . you should see her menagerie . . . animals and pennants from practically every college . . . hails from Atlantic City. GLORIA FEILER WATSON Resident of Glassboro . . . formerly of Ridgefield Park . . . active in musical activities of the college . . . Assem- bly Committee . . . Brownie leader in community . . . favorite sports include swimming, badminton, and bowl- ing . . . ambition to see the world, Switzerland and South America particularly ... a lover of dogs, espe- cially Cocker Spaniels ... an excellent student and housekeeper ... a definite asset to the class of 1950. CAROLYN H. WEBER Exams take back seat for Carolyn and Bob . . . Why? . . . gold band planned for week before graduation! . . . speaking of diamonds, have you seen Bob ' s new sweater? . . . only took one year! . . . A.C.E. member Senior 1 president . . . Dormitory Council . . .. excellent portrayal of Katrin in I Remember Mama . . . Bridge- ton ' s pride is this bonnie auburn-haired lass with an effervescent personality. JOAN WEISER South Orange, N.J. . . . General Elementary . . . Joni . . . little and vivacious . . . can ' t seem to finish those argyles . . . has accumulated a very distinctive fossil collection ... is aiding in the unpacking of the Stewart Collection . . . Friday afternoons finds her North Jersey bound . . . clinical work here at G.S.T C. has inspired her to continue for a Master ' s Degree in therapy. LELAND V. WELLER Lee . . . hails from Phillipsburg . . wife Dolores . . . both pint-sized campus residents . . . intramural sports flash . . . belongs to Silence is Golden club . . . Army vet . . . proof that good things come in small packages . . . intramural football and basketball ' 47, ' 48, ' 49 . . . Dean ' s List ' 47 . . . college play ' 48 . . . Ceramics Club ' 49. CHARLES WHILDEN Pete . . . Millville-minded . . . transferee from West Liberty S. T. in West Va . . . Ocean City booster . . . owner of the Blue Angel Plymouth . . . see-saw dorm- commuter student . . . appreciation of the fairer mem- bers of our society . . . constant carrier of a good-luck fetish . . . Men ' s Sports, Oak Staff. fit i HELEN JARDINE WIBEL Glassboro, NJ. . . . General Elementary . . . native of New York City . . . transferred from Columbia in ' 48 ... as a cashier, she is the gal who has unhesitatingly taken our money in the cafeteria for two years . . . likes good music, art, and long distance walking . . . Hospitality Committee and the Dean ' s List . . . keen sense of humor. DORIS WILLIAMS With us only a short time ... a fine friend and class- mate . . . very quiet . . . versatile girl being at ease dancing, skating, or writing . . . great sense of humor . . . always well dressed . . . hails from Camden . . . will miss you, Doris . . . much success in teaching. FLORENCE WILLIAMSON Florence hails from Maple Shade . . . her pleasant smile adds to her sunny personality . . . we at Glass- bo ro miss hearing about Florence ' s experiences since she is teaching . . . each morning, forty winks was her delight on the Toonerville Trolley from Camden ... a special talent is her remarkable memory of his- torical events . . . Dr. Wilson ' s book will be nothing new to Florence. CARL WILSON Carl . . . former Haddon Heights High athlete . . . all- around sports participant . . . Casanova Wilson in his swooning days . . . family man status now . . . G.S.T.C. football end who discovered the solution for catching passes — glue ... ' 40 Packard owns him . . . ex-Marine. AGNES C. HICKMAN Pre-war student who returned to finish studies ... a rare specimen — yes, an ex-Wave at Glassboro . . . real- ly can spin tall sea tales to her colleagues . . . Ham- monton commuter . . . Senior I chauffeur in a dashing Nash . . . sub sandwich fiend. MAUDE JOHNSON WILSON Ruth . . . Lawnside, N.J. . . . General Elementary . . . joined the ranks of Mrs. this year . . . poised and quiet . . . radiant smile . . . sings alto . . . special interests, George and teaching . . . sincere friend and classmate . . . loves to read and listen to good music . . . fatal spot. Buck Hill, Poconos ... is preparing a history of Lawnside for the library. WILLIAM H WILSON, JR. Bill . . . ex-Navy man . . . former submarine crew- man . . . outdoors-man . . . scientist and mathemati- cian supreme . . . likes kids . . . duck-hunter — see Mr. Creamer for testimonial . . . Drexel Institute transferee . . . thinks Glassboro people are much more friendly than Drexelites . . . spent summer building a boat . . . good-looking . . . congenial . . . school by day, post- man afternoons and Saturdays . . . wife Jo . . . Mar- ried life is a perpetual honeymoon! . . . Dean ' s List. EDWARD J. WOLFE Ed . . . able Junior and Senior Class President . . . personality — friendly, helpful, thoughtful ... a Junior Assembly star . . . Dean ' s List standby . . . Toni and Eddie . . . class Casey Jones — summer railroad brakeman . . . always on the go . . . active Naval Reservist . . . sense of humor . . . secret ambition to play piano . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Oak Staff . . . bow-tie fiend . . . Wolfie . junior C ladd JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Stand- ing, (left to right) Harvey Hawn, President; Herma Scheeper, Vice-Presi- dent; Anna K. Gonretson, Adviser. Seafed — Sara Nichols, Treasurer; Joan McKissock, Secretary. The Junior Class arrived as Freshmen with more than the usual flurry of unlimited energy . . . they had been almighty seniors in high school . . . this feeling of power was carried over into their new life ... a bul- wark against the lowly freshman theory . . . almost before unpacking class officers were elected . . . John Gusz, President . . . Charlotte Parker, Vice-President . . . John Fiorino, Secretary . . . Sara Nichols, Treas- urer . . . Miss Garretson and Mr. Bunce appointed class advisers . . . the Class of ' 51 established the precedent of holding the class dinner-dance at Medford Lakes . . . their Freshman assembly made known to the student body the seriousness with which they took Wright ' s Tours and Wilson ' s Hair Oil . . . this assembly made known that unforgettable representative of the Mack Truck Company . . . Emmy Lou McKelvey, Singer of Sentimental Ballads . . . the Soph- omore year officers were Robert Gore, Presi- dent . . . Leon Hickman, Vice-President . . . Peggy Graham, Secretary . . . Sara Nichols, Treasurer . . . the Soph assembly gave the college a glimpse of the classes they attend- ed through their eyes . . . Mr. Esby, Dr. Mc- Cobb, Mr. Pfleeger, and Dr. Wilson were shown with every detail . . . their members have made excellent contributions to the sports field ... as Juniors they have learned to accept the responsibility that is a must for teachers . . . some are doing practice teaching . . . the rest are learning all they can against the day when they enter the real-life situation . . . the Junior Class offi- cers . . . Harvey Hawn, President . . . Her- ma Scheeper, Vice-President . . . June Mc- Kissock, Secretary . . . Sara Nichols, Treas- urer . . . they have proved equal to the job at hand . . . with the Class of 1951 backing them. m JUNIOR 1 STANDING — Hammond, P.. Anderson, J., Winchell, M., Hayes, M., Winch, D., Simpkins, M., Stafford, S., Hamilton, T. ROW 2— Kleist, B., Purcell, J., Gritting, R., Traski, I., Calvin, C, Wooley, Z. ROW 1— Ford, M„ Hertzog, P. A., Schwartz, S., Oldford, T., Zimeski, T. JUNIOR 2 STANDING, BACK ROW (left to right)— Schmidt, D, Featherer, A., Horner, R, Bernson, E., Sickler, A., Chandler, J., Rosen, S., MacDonald, J., Williams, D. ROW 2 — Mangino, J., Taylor, B, Boston, G. SITTING, BACK ROW — McKissock, J., O ' Donnell, A , Witte, J., Neary, C, Nicholas, S., Diviso, E. ROW 2— Gluch, A., Moorhead, J., Wallace, C, Eisenmann, L. ROW 3 — Gotiz, A., Woodburn, M. JUNIOR 3 STANDING. BACK ROW (left to right)— Tronco, S., Ramborger, W., Watkins, T., Hawn. H.. Lilley, ]. ROW 2— Rahme. C, McCord, R„ Monk, C, Hulle, J., Galupo, A , DiGiamberardino, D., Kinkier, G, Miller, D. ROW 3— Sinkinson, M., Kovshuk, O., Butcher, P., lobes, J. ROW 1 — Hammond, V., Adams, D., Gardella, D., Kullman, L., DiBrigda, J., Maiuri, A. ; Beninati, A., Wibel, H. JUNIOR 4 STANDING. BACK ROW (left to right)— Geisert, L., Lubin, H., Brandt, R., Apslev, W., Newman, H , Clow, J., Fehrenbach, R. ROW 2— Eulo, J., Fell, P., Conk, A , Perna, A., Newkirk, E., McCorristin, V. ROW 1— Graham, M., Wasiski, E., Treutel, C, Keebler, F., Zepper, T„ Gilliam, J., Scheeper, H. +Sopliomo re a add SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — G. Pierce, Treasurer; O. Hackney, Vice-Presi- dent; B. Knappman, Secretary; P. Jackson, President; Mr. Creamer, Adviser. Mi After two years at GSTC a review of the Sophomore Class achievements is in order . . . Phil Jackson, twice president, deserves many thanks for his fine leadership . . . orchids to Janet Snodgrass . . . cigars to Rod Hughes . . . well done jobs as chair- men of class week . . . applause to Betty Carlino and Edna Weiss . . . producers of wonderful assemblies during these class weeks . . . words of appreciation to Mr. Creamer, class adviser, who helped make all class projects a success . . . one must not forget the students who cooperated in mak- ing this class history . . . congratulations, Sophs . . . two years down and two to go. SOPHOMORE 1 STANDING, BACK ROW (left to right)— Weingard, E., Ferdon, C, Campbell, B., Entenmann, M., Emerson, S., Casey, O, Fisher, M., Drapinski, O, Buist, J., Florin, R., Emonds H., Fass- bender, C. SITTING, BACK BOW — Charlesworth, I., Hughes, G., Giffins. A., Connor, A., Conk, B. ROW 1— De Vito, T., Eldridge, J., Kuhlthau, P., Dailey, J., Arnold. M., Dill, A., Wade. M., Angelone, M. SOPHOMORE 2 STANDING BACK ROW (left to right)— Garrison, B., Jansen. B.. Miller, J., Perrine, R., Godfrey, B. ROW 2— Simmill, C, Klaessig, J., Moore, L., Sayer, C, Randall, M., O ' Brien, T., Knight, B„ Lamborne, M. SITTING, BACK ROW— Russi, G, Wade, B„ Nannini, A., Knappman, B., Lake, D. ROW 1— Morton, A., DeFronzo, L., Beierle, L., Storsk, R„ Carlino, B., Ross, A. SOPHOMORE 3 STANDING, BACK ROW (left to right)— Vincent, B., Reynolds, G, Fisher, G., Warren, A. ROW 3— Carll, M., Clark, D., Matthews, C, Kresge, C, Sutphen, A. ROW 2— Augustsson, E., DolPidio, T., Sciarrotta, E., Paolini, E., Spallone, C, Ebert, J.. Casella, G ROW 1— Donley, R., Hasson, M., Eggert, M., Miller, R , Cogan, C, Morris, M., Becker, J., Still, J. SOPHOMORE 4 STANDING, BACK ROW (left to right)— Wyatt, R., Mullen, C, Haegele, G.. Hughes, R. ROW 2 — Morrison, J., Wagner, C, O ' Neill, A., Moser, L., Odorisio, J., D ' Alessandro, M., Hartman, T. KNEELING — Douglas, D., Cashner, E.. Ward, R.. Montefusco, E., Lohbauer, E., Baruffi, G. SEATED — Gebhardt, H., Sims, M„ Schust. R., Weiss. E. SOPHOMORE 5 STANDING, BACK ROW (left to right)— Taylor, P., Hawkins, A, Laspe, F., Morris, W., Breslin, J., Raab, P., Rix, A. ROW 2— Hohmann, R., Ireland, J., Pierce, G„ Wolfinger, J., Warfield, C, Fague, D., Risberg, C. ROW 3— Jackson, P., Branin, W., Butler, P., Williams, H., Kollmeir, C, Mirenda, C, Magee, R. SITTING — Hampton, D., Duncan, M., Krohmer, D., Snodgrass, J. In September the green Fresh- man Class gathered together in the college auditorium ... Dr. Bunce presented the first college impressions . . . strange students soon became friendly Freshmen . . . the Class of ' 53 elected William Hann, President . . . Edward Moore, Vice-President . . . Mar- ian Livingston, Tre asurer . . . Barbara Metz- ler, Secretary . . . Miss Vandermark, appoint- ed class adviser . . . the first Freshman activ- ity was the Sadie Hawkin ' s Dance ... a tre- mendous success ... a sample of Freshman future feats . . . this group sports a wealth of athletic talent . . . their primary activities forecast greater achievements throughout their college days. FRESHMAN 1 STANDING, BACK ROW (left to right)— Zuber, E., Diehl, D., Scarselli, D., Polhemus, L., Skow, B., Burnett, J., Sooy, M., Smith, P., Shaw, S., Martin, J. ROW 2— Roth, J., Smith, S , Living- ston, M., Leonard, S., Birch, A., Johns, C, Fogletto, I , Morris, A., Dukes, N., Collins, L. SITTING— Schellinger. D., Butler, S., Ross., E., Rubin, E., Smiley, J., Harnick, J., Roesch, J, Ciuni, N., Head, H., Nelson, D. FRESHMAN 2 BACK ROW (left to right)— Washington, M., Pfaus, S, Van Liew, E, Strauss, P., Kratz, P, Morrison, E., Fash, A. ROW 3— Dade, J.. McPherson, A., Ruefer, J., Porter, M , Hollingshed, M., Berkshire, A., Lore, M., Sayre, L. ROW 2— Milner, J . Davis. J„ Stine. L.. Springer. C, Szivery. I., Lehrhauph, A., Fowler, N., Trockmorton, B. ROW 1— Tursi. D , Ides, C, Plait, P., Scull. E., Denneler, M , Perini, D., Randolph, J., Blackburn, J. FRESHMAN 3 STANDING, BACK ROW (left to right)— Shuster, S., Craig, C, Seipp, G., Ogden, C, Sevas- takis, G., Datz, W„ Biown, A., Amos, G.. Moore. E., Dorflinger. S. ROW 2— McKeeley. L., Schomp, B, Bull, B„ Noll, A.. Albertson, D., Sillery. B.. Estelle. D., Turner. J., Griffith, C. SITTING — Hellelfinger, ]., Lewis, R., Burrison, M., Bowman, M., Buzby, B., D ' Ambrose, A., Silvers, M., Jenkins, T., Carrington, E., Peale, E., Cherry, B mm FRESHMAN 4 BACK ROW (left to right)— Davis, T, Woods, W., Bailey, L., Small, J., Rexon, T.. Lanning, E., Barbiers, W., Bond, R. ROW 2— Hicks, R„ Jones. M., Ruskin, H., Clenahan, B., Penton, J., Ward, D., Wade, C, Halter, E„ Timko, D , Patterson, J. ROW 1— Davis D., Ratz, T., Johnson, D., Stiles, P., Gotshalk, L., Clinton, H., Bunn. C, Tonkin, D., Hutzley, R. FRESHMAN 5 BACK ROW (left to right)— Lucchese, P., Warner, J., Allen, J, Edwards, V., Baker, G., Hover, F, Scharle, T„ Wollman, F., Mitchell, J. ROW 2— Dougherty, R., Wilson, S., Brandt, R., Elvins, H., Samit, J., McBride, A , Gourley, J., Bradford, H., Mullin, F., Spain, J. ROW 1— Hann, W , Simpkins, M., Weil, A., Vasile, N., Dirkes, L., Coombs, M., Giampietro, J., Bortle, F. WHO ' S WHO RACHEL LOUISE DEACON . . . Burlington, New Jersey . . . managed Junior Class Ban- quet . . . frequent member of Dean ' s List . . . participated in Dramatic, Photography and Glee Club, Dormitory Student Council . . . two all-college plays, I Remember Mama and Our Town. MARGARET GEIGER . . . Glassboro, New Jersey . . . Vice-President of Student Alumni Camping Association and W. A. A. . . . sports committee of the yearbook . . . has been prexy of home room two years . . . participated in many sports . . . member of the Awards Club. LOIS JEAN POLHEMUS . . . Neptune, New Jersey . . .president of Dormitory Student Council . . . active participant on volleyball and basketball court . . . member of Honor- ary Varsity basketball and volleyball teams . . . name on Dean ' s List during most of her training. MARION JOHNSON . . . Richwood, New Jersey . . . excels in many varsity sports . . . Secretary of Senior Class . . . yearbook staff . . . delegate to the Eastern States Conference . . . member of Dean ' s List . . . able leader and president of W. A. A. . . . Awards Club member. LEWIS PRANDATO . . . Wharron, New Jersey . . . active in all phases of college life . . . section president . . . business manager of college plays . . . Treasurer for Student Council, Student Accountant, and Men ' s Ath- letic Association . . . varsity tennis. JOHN MARK KRENN . . . Atlantic City, New Jersey . . . President of Student Council . . . features writer for the Whit . . . Curriculum Revision Committee . . . delegate to Colum- bia Scholastic Press Association . . . member of Dean ' s List . . . outstanding in scholar- ship and student government. LAWRENCE P. SCHENCK . . . Vine and, New Jersey . . . remembered for musical ability on the saxophone . . . outstanding activities are participation in Student Coun- cil for three years, chairman of the Assembly Committee, and the college orchestra . . . on the Dean ' s List annually. -oothaff iUUbUUUUUUlJUl MP }p v Z! f 14 I 24 ( 35 ' ZD 13 ' ?b ,n STANDING— Coach Dallalio. Williams, Monk, Haegele, Guaciaro, DiGiamberardjno, Morris, Rix, Huffe, War- field, Assistant Coach Esbjornson. SEATED— Bessey, S. Wilson, Wollman, Fague, Galupo, Lubin, Fell, Corallo, C. Wison, Kinkier, German. KNEELING — Apsley, Moore, Grant, Mullin, Tronco, O ' Neill, D ' Alessandro, Keebler, Pierce, Hughes, Todaro. Starting with the initial Glassboro foot- ball team of ' 47, the teams have displayed fighting spirit and determination ... in ' 48 GSTC gave an impressive showing . . . five wins, two losses, one tie . . . this season the boys were again under the leadership of Coach Nello Dallalio . . . with more men and an improved T-formation, the team played hard ball from start to finish . . . at Trenton the breaks seemed to go against GSTC . . . the game ended in a 12-12 tie . . . the next week, homecoming day at Glassboro, saw the Profs defeated by Panzer 13-6 . . . once more due to bad breaks and penalties . . . Panzer scored twice via the aerial route . . . next Glassboro journeyed to play Maryland State . . . again the team suffered defeat 19-0 . . . Glassboro played, hard ball and held Maryland ' s Polk to only one touchdown . . . for the fourth game Coaches Dallalio and Esbjornson devised a two-platoon system which successfully defeat- ed Montclair 27-6 ... for the rest of the season the Profs could not be stopped . . . the National Agriculture College came to Glassboro and suffered a bitter 20-6 defeat . . . this game was paced by the Fell-Todaro pass combination . . . magnificent line play sent the Aggies home dumbfounded . . . Cheyney lost next to GSTC 26-0 . . . the last and most outstanding game was with Fort Monmouth, East Coast 1st Army Division Champions . . . the Glassboro starting eleven played all but a few plays in defeating the soldiers 20-7 . . . Todaro led the attack with two brilliant touchdown runs . . . congratula- tions were in order for all the players, espe- cially Guaciaro, Bessey, Huffe, and Wilson who played their last game, and to the coaches for making football a prominent sport at the college today. SCHEDULE Glass. Opp. Trenton State Teachers College 12 12 Panzer College 6 14 Maryland State Teachers College 0 19 Montclair State Teachers College 27 6 National Agricultural College 20 6 Cheyney State Teachers College 26 0 Fort Monmouth 20 7 111 64 20-1 pro ' tret Ota , 0 ' ' Off. • P • )ar Die, t j f Si) TV Ad ft - 1 r.o aC . tVAs l S t of oft 1 we -0 Glassboro Tops Nat. Aggies, 20-6 GLASSBORO N. J.. Nov Thc c am could nor. stop and trie uovt oown Pa. squad lost 20-6 today. Two second period Glassboro scores came on passes. Paul Fell tossed to Carl Wilson from 27 out forjj the initial one and Glassboro went into a 13-0 first half advantage onk an aerial which gained 40 yards. Nate Todero threw 30 and Bill Morris . ran the remainder. J A block in the fourth quarter net- ted the visitors their only score Henry Rix ' s punt was knocked dowr- , and when it rolled into the end zone I Buddy Clark fell on it for a six- . A dramatic moment along the sidelines. Wollman being tackled after a long gain against Montclair. Glassboro ' s backfaeld in action. GSTC receiving the opening kick-off at Trenton. Kinkier catching Fell ' s pass at Pan- zer ' s goal line. Mullin gaining yardage around Mary- land State ' s end. •  5 Panzer gains a few yards through the GSTC line. Todaro heads for Montclair ' s goal after receiving Fell ' s pass. Hughes eludes a host of Trenton players. In the Panzer game a long pass fails to connect. Mullin straight-arming a Trenton play- Against the Aggies, Wilson ' s place Morris kicking against Trenton from er as he gains yardage. is good for an extra-point. the goal line. Last year ' s team . . . one of GSTC ' s greatest . . . won 14 . . . lost 7 . . . lohn Brown . . . point-making specialist instrumental . . . this season Porch, head coach . . . Mancuso, JV coach . . . Varsity team should do well . . . fine floor experts . . . most of past season ' s vet- erans returned . . . Brown transferee . . . Gab- by Odorisio, former CSJ ace . . . adds strength to the team . . . won 3 of first 5 games . . . Bap- tist, College of Commerce, Pharmacy defeated . . . lost to Trenton and King ' s away . . . skat- ing rink courts . . . should retaliate against these teams at home. STANDING — Ralph Brandt, Odorisio, Laspe, Nutt, Sevas- takis, DiGiamberardino. KNEELING — Moser, Eulo, Coach Porch, Todaro, Ronald Brandt. Rahme (missing). GSTC Opp. Eastern Baptist Seminary 72 40 Philadelphia College of Phar- macy 52 49 Trenton State Teachers College .51 67 N. J. College of Commerce 103 29 Kings College 42 64 Philadeplhia Textile Institute .... 57 50 National Agricultural College ... 73 52 Wesley Junior College 73 40 College of South Jersey 47 67 Monmouth Junior College 83 43 Bsacom College 83 53 Wesley Junior College 66 49 College of South Jersey 63 57 Goldey College 53 61 Trenton State Teachers College . . 63 68 Salisbury State Teachers College 70 62 Cheyney State Teachers College. 69 57 Philadelphia Textile Institute ... 80 58 Eastern Baptist Seminary 68 36 National Agricultural College . . Coach Esby Ass ' t Coach Porch Glassboro ' s hope for an undefeated sea- son failed to materialize . . . GSTC won six and lost eight . . . Trenton, GSTC ' s most bitter rival, defeated the college, 16-4 and 5-0 . . . On the brighter side, Jim Eulo led the team with a .319 batting average . . . Bobo Holderman pitched State to two vic- tories while losing only once . . . He re- corded 34 strikeouts . . . Baruffi, Lilley, and C. Haegele tied for runs batted in honors . . . Morris and C. Haegele each hit a home run . . . Talton and Rosen each connected for two triples . . . Morris hit the most doubles . . . Hats off to a courageous team hampered by two many injuries to be successful . . . Manager DiGiamberardino, Batboy Cleaver, Manager Tronco, Batboy MacKennon SCHEDULE Glass. Opp. Wesley Junior College 8 6 Trenton State Teachers College .4 16 Wesley Junior College 4 5 Philadelphia College of Phar- macy 1 2 Kings College 3 2 National Agricultural College . . 15 7 Trenton State Teachers College . 0 5 Kings College 7 22 Philadelphia College of Phar- macy 1 7 Panzer College 5 17 National Agricultural College 8 5 r P f w Nutt Wyatt Eulo F. Kinkier C. Haegele Apsley Lilley G. Kinkier Fell Rosen Morris E. Baruffi G. Haegele Talton J. HufJe Zsrach Don Fague, Pete Butler, Harry Williams, Babe Miller For the first time, GSTC competed in an intercollegiate track event ... A mile relay team represented the college in the Phila- delphia Metropolitan College Mile Relay event in the Camden Board of Education Indoor Track Meet . . . Glassboro finished second to LaSalle, but beat the Pennsyl- vania Military College . . . LaSalle won in 3:44.8, while GSTC ' s time was 3:49 . . . Harold Miller, Harry Williams, Don Fague, and Pete Butler carried the baton for Glass- boro . . . Each member of the team was awarded a silver medal . . . Varsity Tennis was organized after eight years of inactivity . . . Limited facili- ties and finances were responsible for a. re- stricted schedule ... It was necessary to play all matches away thereby depriving students from watching the team in action . . . Although the Won-Lost record is not impressive many very good matches were played. William Co-ordinator Schaeffer de- serves much of the credit for organizing and managing the sport . . . Lew Prandato also assisted and was captain . . . Other mem- bers who earned medallion awards were Bob Holderman, Ralph Brandt, Dave Rosen, Warren Jones. Mr. Esbjornson was adviser. Captain Lew Prandato, Warren Jones, John Brown, .Bill Holderman, Bill Schaeffer G. Kinkier. Winner The second annual all-college track meet was held on the college campus . . . George Kinkier, ' 51, again won the trophy for the highest number of points compiled by a participant . . . Competition was so keen during the entire meet that the win- ner was not decided until the completion of the final event . . . Before the final event, Kinkier held a one point lead in total points compiled over his nearest competitor, Har- ry Williams . . . Points made by either Kinkier or Williams in the broad jump could have determined the winner . . . Bill Neblett ' s final attempt in the broad jump decided the meet . . . He gained the third place point to eliminate Williams . . . A tie was avoided . . . Kinkier achieved his second straight Best All Around Track- man title . . . The Class of ' 50 extends congratulations to the champion and his valiant challengers. H. Williams. Second D. DiGiamberardino, Third D. Fague. Third H. Miller. Third EVENT 100-yd. dash 220-yd. dash 44(T-yd. dash 880-yd. dash Mile run WINNER Harry Williams Donald Fague Donald Fague Harry Williams Tames Talton TIME or DISTANCE 0:55.3 2:24.5 5:47 EVENT Discus Javelin Shot put Broad jump High jump WINNER TIME or DISTANCE D. DiGiamberardino 1097 ' George Kinkier 141 ' 6 ' D. DiGiamberardino 42 ' 3 ' Harold Miller 18 3 ' H. Rix and G. Kinkier 5 ' 5 ' (Executive Aboard STANDING — President Rodney Hughes, Secretary Gene Baruffi. SEATED — Treasurer Lewis Prandato, Adviser Mr. Csbjornson. Vice-President C. Monk not present. All college men are members of the Men ' s A. A. . . . officers elected by them . . . executive board includes officers and one member elected from each section . . . Advisers . . . Mr. Esbjornson and Mr. Porch . . . A. A. forms policies . . . plans athletic schedules . . . finances expenses of sports programs . . . coop- erates with athletic department . . . sponsors activities which benefit men of Glassboro. Women ' s A. A. . . . student governed . . . for all women of GSTC . . . Dean Reade, Advis- er .. . governing body is the Executive Board of the A.A. . . . composed of the adviser, the four officers, and the managers of all women ' s sports . . . tries to promote intramural sports for all of the college girls . . . holds social func- tions for all students . . . responsible for annual spring awards banquet. WOMEN ' S A. A. EXECUTIVE COUNSEL — DelPidio, John- son, Scheeper, Clark, Dance, Crouthamel, Hampton. 0 O Ct O O o - ©Goo VARSITY SQUAD — Joan Witte, Joyce Jeffrey, Tina Hasson, Perky Sim- mill. Veteran Ruth Cousins C lieerleadi er5 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD — Shirley Schwartz, Marilyn Entenmann, Terry Ratz, Pat Smith. From the initial squad of ' 46 only one member remained to participate throughout these four years . . . Ruth Cousins . . . many changes have also taken place since then . . . from brown skirts and white sweaters to brown and orange uniforms . . . from a nucleus of cheers the selection has expand- ed with the squad . . . acrobatics have come to the fore ... a fine squad represent GSTC. STANDING — Scheeper, Randall, LaChette. Moore, Clark. ROW 2 — Henderson, Swank, Boyle, Davidson, An outstanding branch of the Wom- en ' s A. A. . . . any girl who earns 75 points participating in sports is automatically a member . . . this club of only two years existence has designed and purchased its own blazers ... a variety of activities are sponsored by the Awards Club each year . . . their members attend basketball games, gymnastic exhibitions, and other sports events. Minnite. ROW 1 — Graham, Geiger, Jenkins, Johnson, Adams, Jackson. Individual badminton, shuffleboard, and ping-pong tournaments are held every spring . . . a ladder system determines the winners . . . each person on the ladder challenges the preceding person . . . the one finally topping each ladder is the winner . . . playoffs decide the champions . . . the winner ' s names are then placed on plaques designating each sport. An annual event of the W.A.A. is the spring sports banquet . . . banners are pre- sented by Dean Reade to the winning class for each sport . . . plaques are awarded to the winning member of each individual sport . . . awards are also given to girls who have earned a required number of points . . . the highlight of the evening is the speaker ... an outstanding person in athletics. 4. In volleyball . . . twelve teams partici- pated in a round-robin tournament . . . team captains, managers, and the sport ' s adviser chose the class teams . . . the Juniors emerged undefeated . . . the Varsity, shown above, challenged and lost to the college men . . . 30-29 ... the J.V. battled the faculty . . . out- come faculty 35 . . . J.V. 28. A The varsity, above, proved to be a super- ior team . . . many of last year ' s players returned . . . being in fine condition they met and beat all opponents . . . Paterson 57-12 . . . Trenton 77-37 . . . Temple 59-14 . . . although many of the J.V. girls returned . . . they found it hard to win . . . yet they will capably fill next year ' s vacant varsity positions. VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM — Claie Cogan, Janet Snodgrass, Shirley Leon- ard, Judy Burnett, Gwen Amos, Cathy Sayre, Peggy Barron, Alice Dance, Peggy Graham, Lois Moore, Marion Randall, Betty Morrison, Herma Scheeper. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM — Janet Still, Marion Johnson, Joanne Milner, Sally Ann Sooy, Penny Penton, Lucile Sayre, Jiggs Rodgers, Ruth Henderson, Ann Morton, Jane Stewart, Thelma Oldford, Ruth Cousins. Six intramural hockey teams played a round-robin tournament . . . class teams were chosen . . . the Freshmen were victorious . . . Varsity and Junior Varsity teams were selected . . . the GSTC girls played the highly-touted Tren- ton teams . . . the Glassboro Varsity beat the Trenton girls . . . the two J.V. ' s battled to a tie. STANDING — Herma Scheeper, Marion Randall, Mary Vasilides, Charlotte Rober- son, Florence Polk, Lois Moore, Lois Jenkins, Nancy Weldon, Marge Geiger. KNEELING— Peggy Graham, Mary Silver, Sara Nichols, Alice Ross, Claire Cogan. Softball got off to a fine start early last spring ... 57 girls reported for opening day prac- tices . . . four teams composed the independent tournament . . . Team Three emerged victorious . . . the class tournament was a fight to the finish . . . battle weary and triumphant the Junior Class cele- brated a hard earned victory . . . the other classes could only nurse their wounds. The story was not quite so cheerful in June ... the GSTC Varsity and J.V. teams journeyed to Trenton and defeat . . . final scores . . . GSTC J.V. 5 . . . Tren- ton J.V. 22 . . . Varsity game . . . GSTC 11 . . . Trenton 20. STANDING— Dot Hampton, Arlene Drake, Dale Clark, Jean Miller, Hazel Paulison, Grace Russi. KNEELING — Altamarie Gill, Marie John- son, Thelma Oldford, Natalie Pontran- tolfie. ercimic mm XLhc 3las8boro Mbit A Monthly Student Publication Member of Columbia Scholastic Press Association Editor-in-Chief Joanne Mangino, ' 51 Associate Editor Robert A. Gore, ' 50 Features and News John M. Krenn, ' 50 James Talton. ' 50: Francis Guaciaro. 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Funds) , — waj headed by Mr £Ue - 9.1 P. tnt ' ch li Co -C) 0 •esto. e We t. tut a Is, tion a c . -vo 11 is a 5 e 6s _„ etl t© Or 5 0 d Recita id Tonit( TvInTng, Octobe s an unusual, A charm and dii • The Secret ot presented in th. Twill be under t es ley Boynton aite at the pia mton has enjc pensive expene f entertainmen enthusiastic cc jera. concert, _t ■• r i c ' rami . • his costumed r i y in fine sing ety. but is m sslev Boynton 1 r v, e Handel an ton Symph fy, - ' orchestra. V Mthwaite, of fifteen at trie jptianf en next ic- prosn untu a T Lll become acquainted s we u Sot their own class offu iamon , '  miss SURF lle fo und and c i to study anists. He tP e grand 0 ig at the dusic Box in PARKING L° T COST AMOUNT -J waited surfa Ba is by the State High opera t fr ' during the last v , internatu v V,« W e know tr J j ' s will app ' ' ea - beca - % o. ,ainy c r W ho Plays the ■ ; , f fat 1 n has been featured tms dentg . 50 n in major singing m ent even f J iXA television w«r_„ inkling of tu OjP The Whit is the monthly publication of the students. Financed by student funds, the paper is written and edited entirely by stu- dents during the elective periods. Any student who wishes to participate in publication may join the staff, for which they receive one credit per semester. The Whit attains a first class rating in the annual conference of the Colum- bia Scholastic Press Association. She has specialized of pro j e ct. doi- ted ne n event ua ndowns f| ever, cc tt 1t until tl fellows fui ity and i reless secoi play curing t n| r0 played d thrilled their el ckling. ar l nly the inj ented G.SI By these n ly brougl o themseb- in trt and Rossini operas,  T)l( a Ualt - ' e-he tnan k our _ — ere so b ly game- | tigetog| Mb The Association for Childhood Education endeavors to further the cooperation of all childhood agencies; to promote better relation- ship between home and school; and to raise the standards of professional training for teachers and leaders in their fields. Under the capable guidance of Miss Ora Lee Everts, the organization has contributed much to the educational and social life at Glassboro. Every year the Association spon- sors a play for the young children of our school. You can always see the salesmen sell- ing bulletins and cards at every clinic meet- ing. The most talked about social event of the group is the Christmas Tea. The theme this year was Winter Wonder Land. Officers elected to lead the A.C.E. this year were President, W. Sooy; Vice President, E. Stafford; Secretary, P. Hammond; and Treas- urer, J. Rambo. The orchestra forms an important part in the college activities. It is under the capable direction of Mr. Walter Pfleeger. The orchestra consists of approximately thirty members, and meets twice a week for rehearsals. The orches- tra is heard often during regular weekly assemblies and at many evening affairs. The officers for 1949-1950 are President, Warren Nutt; Vice President, Edward Moore; Secretary-Treasurer, Thelma Oldford. Service to the College is the aim of the Photography Club, an elective credit organ- ization. Photography is studied in relation to the teacher ' s pro- fessional problems. The teach- ing of science and art can be made more readily understood with pictures. Students have the opportunity to develop an interesting hobby. The work of the club has been greatly facilitated by a student council contribution from the E. C. A. funds for which the club is appreciative. 2) After an absence of one year, the Dra- matic Club is once more a college elective . . . Under the guidance of Miss Elizabeth Tohill the club produces plays for assembly programs . . . The plays staged during the year included an act from a comedy, a chil- dren ' s Christmas play, and the college Christmas play . . . The club always wel- comes all persons interested in any aspect of drama. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — L. Prandato, Treasurer; Student Fund. J. Krenn, President; Dr. Bunce, Adviser; R. Gore. Corresponding Sec ' ty; E. Selfridge, Sec ' ty P. Graham, Vice-Pres.; S. Dorflinger, Recording Sec ' ty. The Student Council, a representative government of the student body, is composed of section and class presidents and one elect- ed delegate from each E. C. A. group receiving student funds. Its functions are to approve the Finance Committee allocation of E. C. A. funds, to make rules, to represent all students in important student-faculty matters, and to liai- son between administration and students. This year John Krenn and Peggy Graham, President and Vice-President respect- ively, were nominated by the student body and elected by secret ballot. Lew Prandato, Treasurer, Shirley Dorflinger, Recording Secre- tary, and Robert Gore, Corresponding Secre- tary were chosen by the members of the Council. This organization has done a commend- able job in distributing the student funds, re- organizing a smooth running cut system, and strengthening the student government at GSTC considerably by its initiative and efficiency. •Student government S Mociation FINANCE COMMITTEE— E. Selfridge, Student Fund Treasurer; M. Livingston, Freshman Treasurer; J. Stewart, Senior Treasurer; L. Prandato, Men ' s A. A. finance ommuiee Treasurer; J. Crouthamel, Women ' s A. A. Treasurer, T. Oldford, Orchestra Treasurer. Sophomore Treasurer and Junior Treasurer absent. The Finance Committee is responsible for all budgetary problems of the Students ' Extra-Curricular Activities Fund. It plans the administration of the E. C. A. Fees and the allotments to the various organizations of the College. This group was organized in Septem- ber, 1948 when student control of E. C. A. Fees was approved by the College for the first time. Treasurers of student organizations are members; Dr. Edgar F. Bunce is the adviser. The Dormitory Student Council is composed of girls from each dorm unit. This organization meets each week to discuss problems and social events concerning the dormitory students. This active group has sponsored activities such as Open House , Christmas caroling, Christmas baskets, and dormitory parties. The officers for 1949-50 are Lois Pol- hemus, President; Joan Campbell, Vice- President; Theresa Zimeski, Secretary; and Mary Ackerboom, Treasurer. STANDING — Entenmann, Deacon, Miller, Kleist, Clark, Henderson. SEATED — Akerboom, Campbell, Polhe- mus. Zimeski. M omen A rmito (Council Ryan, Schwartz, McPherson, Hayes, Hawkins, Woods, Mirenda, Sevastakis, Purcell. The Modern Jazz Music Club was formed last year. It meets weekly to listen to records typical of all schools of jazz. Records are play- ed, discussed, and evaluated. Jazz origin and evolution has been studied. This club holds jazz concerts on campus, takes trips to jazz concerts at the Academy of Music, and sponsors an annual college jazz assembly. C iaAdicai dub Something new has been added this year. With the help of Grace Boston and the advice of Mr. W. Pfleeger, the Classical Music Club is now a going concern. An appreciation of music cannot be acquired by the reading of books. Twenty-five members meet every Fri- day afternoon, seventh period, discuss great composers and listen to their works. Successful music appreciation has, and will continue to crown their efforts. STANDING — Ryan, Silver, Dorflinger, McCorristin, Cou- sins, Fell. SEATED — Livingston, Jeffery, Lehrhaupt, Moore, Mr. Pfleeger. Social s aird (Committee STANDING — Perrine, Levi, Dukes, Lanning, Breslin, Mon- tefusco, Carlino, Metzler, Cousins. SEATED — Taylor, New- The Social Affairs Committee is the organization at G.S.T.C. which is responsible for the many successful social events which take place during the school year. The success of the President ' s Reception, the Football Fina- le, Thanksgiving Dance, and the Spring Frolic is accredited to the members of this committee. These activities are under the Direction of. Chairman, Pete Whilden; Vice-Chairman, Marilyn Entenmann and Adviser, Mr. Carey. The homeroom representatives present the ideas which are contributed by their section members. STANDING — Silver, Weil, Bailey, Weiss, Morion. SEATED kirk, Whilden, Entenmann, Purcell. The Assembly Committee prepares the weekly assemblies and evening Artist Series programs for the college. Under the able guid- ance of Miss Tohill and Larry Schenck, Student Chairman, a series of diversified programs are presented. A student poll is taken of the year ' s pro- grams and the results are used as a guide for the following year. This committee contributes to the educa- tional and cultural life of the student body. ommuiee Itti -Morris, Miss Tohill, Schellenger, Schenck, Oldford. f t £ J J-oApitaiity (Committee Kern, McCorristin, Winch, Lucca, Dr. Wilson, Eichler, Miss Little, Miss Bagg, Beierle, Penton, Martin, Burrison, Rubin. Members of the Hospitality Committee welcome guests and show interested people around the campus. At the meetings, which are held once a month, this group discusses its duties for the ensuing month. The student chairman is Harriet Eichler, the faculty advis- ers are the following: Miss Grace Bagg, Dr. Harold F. Wilson, and Miss Marion Little. 2), ecorationd ommiuee ith The Decoration Committee has many duties to perform throughout the year. The dec- orations for the President ' s Reception are planned and put-up by the committee. A sec- ond function is to choose the theme and super- vise the Christmas Decorations for the entire school. At each college assembly the work of the committee is also displayed. This committee helps make the college attractive to students and visitors. STANDING— Spallone, Haines, Brown, DeFronzo, Ange- SEATED — Stewart, Wilsey, Denneler, Dorflinger. lone. Miss Vandermark, Guaciaro, Johnson, Vasile, Skow. The Student Health and Welfare Com- mittee has as its main objective the improve- ment of conditions in and around the school for the benefit of the student body. Under the competent direction of Dr. Nellie M. Campbell, and with the valuable advice of Mr. Samuel F. Porch, Jr., and Miss Madeline Wernli, this committee is undertak- ing several important projects. Publicity is one of the essential factors in a college. With this in view the committee was organized. In their monthly meetings, items of interest to the college are written. Various achievements of students are sent to the hometown newspaper. Under the guidance of Miss D. Mc El- wain, the committee is one of the most active in the school. May they continue their fine work in years to come. f uLilc eiationd (Committee Dance, Rexon, Shaw, Hampton, Fogletto, Miss McElwain, Bessey, Craig, German. Wendy Sooy, Editor; Ed Wolfe, Class President; Rose Marie Ricci, Assistant Editor. Faculty and Classmates, from a maze of ideas. We, the ' 50 Oak Staff, were deter- mined to create for you the best Oak yet. Gayly and unsuspectingly we undertook this enormous task. Soon our pleasantry changed to des- pair. Picture schedules and copy dates had to be met. Typing assignments, proofread- ing, and many other sacrificing activities had to be done. After plenty of hard work, we finally saw order come from chaos. We relaxed — feeling a job well accomplished. Now we know that without the coop- eration of several faculty members and many students, we could not have reached our objective. Then again, only you can judge whether or not we did achieve our goal. TYPISTS: S anding-Phyllis Adams. Lena PHOTOGRAPHERS: Oran Walker. Jay Minnite, Winnie Carryl. Seated— Carolyn Vanaman. Bob Salati. Weber, Chairman; Jeri Le Chette, Agnes Boyle. STANDING — Ryan, Men ' s Sports Chairman; Geiger and Beetle, Girl ' s Sports Co-Chairmen ; Johnson, Layout Chairman; Crystal, Class History; Overs, Finale; Fielding, Senior Section Chair- man. SEATED — MacPherson, Davidson, Jackson, Stewart, Brcrun. Lois Jenkins, Business Manager. ARTISTS: Joanne Crouthamel, Elaine Pedrick, Diane Cooper (camera shy). Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any late; Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. Longlellow Z cicullu octree L u oLJireciory. BUNCE, DR. EDGAR F Whitney House, Glassboro, N. BAER, JAMES W 22 Dickinson Road, Glassboro N. BAGG, GRACE 6 South Valley Avenue, Vineland, N. BERRYANN, RUSSELL 7 Silver Avenue, Glassboro, N. BOCZKOWSKI, TEOFILIA A. . .338 W. Mahanoy Avenue, Mahanoy City, Pa BOVARD, ESTHER M 27 Arbutus Avenue, Pitman, N. BOYD, FLORENCE (MRS. WM. A.) 70 Pitman Avenue, Pitman, N. BROWN, SYLVIA (MRS. GLEN) 224 Dickinson Road, Glassboro, N. BUNCE, LESTER M 42 Columbia Avenue, Pitman, N. CAMPBELL, DR. NELLIE M 203 Highland Terrace, Pitman, N. CAREY, J. WILLARD 328 Columbia Avenue, Pitman, N. CARLSON, ESTELLE L 3435 Walnut Street, Philadelphia 4, Pa CREAMER, MARVIN 141 West Center Street, Clayton, N. ESBJORNSON. ROLAND A Boulevard and Park Avenue, Pitman, N. EVERTS, ORA LEE 16 McClelland Avenue, Pitman, N. GARRETSON, ANNA KATE 428 Highland Terrace, Pitman, N. HAMMOND, DOROTHY A 100 North West Avenue, Wenonah, N. HAUPT, DR. GEORGE W 58 Hopkins Street, Woodbury, N. LITTLE, MARION L R. D. 4, Vineland, N. LOCKEY, CLAIRE 20 Laurel Avenue, Trenton, N MANCUSO, LEONARD 18 Georgetown Road, Glassboro, N. McCOBB, DR. ROBERT H 207 Guilford Avenue, Collingswood, N. McELWAIN, DORA 100 North West Avenue, Wenonah, N. PARKER, JOHN J State Teachers College, Glassboro, N. PEACOCK, FRANCIS G 115 Pine Street, Millville, N. PFLEEGER, WALTER C, JR State Teachers College, Glassboro, N. PORCH, SAMUEL F., JR State Teachers College, Glassboro, N. READE, EVELYN M 95 W. Johnson Street, Washington, N. RIECK, MRS. MARGARET N 516 Columbia Avenue, Millville, N. RINTELMAN, PHYLLIS (MRS. WILLIAM) 412 University Blvd., Glassboro N. SAINDON, HAZEL (MRS. ROY) 286 Maple Avenue, Patchogue, N. Y SANGREE, JOHN B., SR 310 Hamilton Road, Glassboro, N. SELFRIDGE, EDITH G 21 Poplar Avenue, Pitman, N. SELLERS, FLORENCE E 39 High Street, Woodbury, N. STACKENWALT, DOROTHY 464 East Holly Avenue, Pitman, N. STEWART, DOROTHY A 441 North Delsea Drive, Clayton, N. TOHILL, ELIZABETH G Glen Lake Boulevard, Pitman, N. VANDERMARK, PARTHENIA J 123 Euclid Street, Woodbury, N. WEISEL, ETHEL L 1104 South Broadway, Pitman, N. WERNLI, MADELINE 102 Zabriskie Street, Jersey City, N. WILSON, DR. HAROLD F 28 Jefferson Avenue, Pitman, N. WINANS, SEYMOUR G 207 Georgetown Road, Glassboro, N. WITCHELL, SAMUEL E 508 Pitman Avenue, Pitman, N. WRIGHT, HELEN G 234 Columbia Avenue, Pitman, N. WANDALL, DR. FREDERICK G 50 East High Street, Glayton, N. Student 2 irector Adams. Dorothy J. 28 Adams Ave., Vineland, N. Adams, Phyllis E. 304 E. High St., Clayton, N. Akerboom, Mary G. Irving Ave., R.D. 6, Bridgeton, N Albertson, Dolores. J. .330 Wildwood Ave., Pitman, N. Allen. John Woodstown Rd., Mullica Hill, N. Amos, Gwendolen. .3229 Gladwyn Ave., Pennsauken, N. Amos, Lavinia 825 Walnut St., Camden, N. Anderson, Janet .262 Norwood Ave., Long Branch, N. Angelone, Mary E 97 Second Ave., Raritan, N. Apsley, William . 210 Williamson St., Elizabeth, N. Arnold, Marjorie J. 328 Beechwood Place, Leonia, N. Augustsson, Edith 552 S. Sixth St , Camden, N. Bailey. Lyndoll 13 Fairview Court, Camden, N. Baker. Glenn L. State Colony, New Lisbon, N. Barbiers. William F. 345 S. 27th St., Camden, N. Barron, Margaret M. 1020 Colhngs Ave., W. Collingswood, N. Baruiii. Gino Wheat Rd., Vineland, N. Baskerville, Emma 908 Division St., Camden, N. Baylor, Geraldine 1191 Lawrence St., Camden, N. Becker, Julia 915 Park Ave , Vineland 7, N. Bettle, Elizabeth Garfield Ave., Blackwood, N. Beierle. Jane Main St., Hamburg, N. Beninati, Angela Englishtown Rd., Old Bridge, N. Berkshire. Ann 76 Magnolia Ave., Tenafly, N. Bernson, Eleanor H. 1536 Gross Ave., N. Merchantville, N. Bessey, Gene R. 42 E. Academy St., Clayton, N. Beyer, Marjorie 38 Broad St., Mount Holly, N. Birch, Alice R.F.D. 1, Asbury Park, N. Birch, Elizabeth . . 188 Suydam St., New Brunswick, N. Blackburn, Joan M. 210 S. Browning Rd., Merchanville, N. Bond, Robert W. West Oak Rd., Vineland, N. Bortle. Frank S., Jr. West and Laurel, Vineland, N. Boston. Grace . 3441 Finlaw Ave., Pennsauken, N. Bowman. Merritt S. . 906 Chestnut St.., Camden, N. Boyle. Agnes Red Bank Ave., Thoroiare, N. Bradford. George H. 50 1 V2 Coral Ave., Bridgeton, N. Bradford, Harry A., Jr. 92 Magnolia Ave., Bridgeton, N. Brandt, Ralph 76 Hampton St., Bridgeton, N. Brandt, Ronnie 76 Hampton St., Bridgeton, N. Branin, William K. 8 Lake Ave., Blackwood, N. Braun. Doris A. 440 Grant St., Camden, N. Breslin, John. Jr. 704 E. Main St., Millville, N. Brown, Ada L. 523 Liberty St., Camden, N. Brown, Alice V. 316 Wilson Ave., W. Collingswood Hts., N. Bryant. Dolores 14 Hodges Ave., Lawnside, N. Buist, Janet B. Cedar Lake East, Denville, N. Bull. Barbara Main St., Succaswanna, N. Bunn, Cleo Egg Harbor Rd., Hurffville, N. Burnett, Judith 78 N. Girard St., Woodbury, N. Burrison. Marjorie .1130 Mrytle Ave., Plainfield, N. Butcher, Phontella C. 914 Spruce St., Camden, N. Butier, Peter N. .... 1 2 White Horse Pike, Lawnside, N. Butler, Shirley 8421 Park Ave., Pennsauken, N. Buzby, Barbara Woodstown, N. Campbell, Barbara A. .209 Franklin Ave., Glassboro, N. Campbell. Joan B. 169 Spring St., Passaic, N. Campbell, Marilyn .. 209 Franklin Ave., Glassboro, N. Campion, Edwin J 22 Willis Ave., Merchantville, N. Carlino, Bettie 142 W. Maple Ave., Bound Brook, N. Carll, Margaret 217 Bank St., Bridgeton, N. Carrington, Elizabeth -176 Branch Village, Camden, N. Carryl. Winiired 255 Rutgers Place, Nutley, N. Casella, Grace Tomlin St., Rd., Mullica Hill, N. Casey, Carol A. Main St., Tuckerton, N. Cashner, J. Edgar 121 Broadway, Brooklawn, N. Chandler, Jeanne 120 E. Walnut Ave., Merchantville, N. Charlesworth, Irma E.. . . . Stone Harbor Blvd., Cape May Court House, N. Cherry, Barbara 117 Market St., Palmyra, N. Ciuni, Norma 745 Park Ave., Collingswood, N. Clark, Dale 12 Summit St., East Orange, N. Clenahan, Barbara 158 Elm St., Elizabeth, N. Clinton, Hazel B. 136 Branch Village, Camden, N. Clow, Jack D. Second S Red Bank Ave., Thorofare, N. Cogan, Clare 304 Lexington Ave., Pitman, N. Cohen. Murray 1064 Oak Rd., Vineland, N. Collins, Lois. . 77 E. Washington Ave., Pleasantville, N. Calvin, Catherine M.. . . .103 Belleview Ave., Trenton, N. Conk, Arthur F., Jr. . . .66 Berkeley Terrace, Plainfield, N. Conk, Barbara P. .75 Marcellus Ave., Manasquan, N. Conlin, William 1431 Crestmont Ave., Camden, N. Connor, Ann E. 236 Midland Ave., River Edge, N. Coombs, Mary G. R D. 3, Main Rd., Millville, N. Cooper, Diane 88 Parker Ave., Maplewood, N. Corallo, Joseph P. 82 Evans Ave., Trenton, N. Cousins, Ruth A. 26 Hawthorne Ave., Nutley, N. Craig, Charles 77 N. Main St., Mullica Hill, N. Crouthamel, Joanne M. 937 Gaunt St., Gloucester City, N. Crystal, Shirley R. R D. 6, Bridgeton, N. Curran, Bemadette 218 Barlow Ave., Merchantville, N. Dade, Jacqueline .310 N. Md. Ave., Atlantic City, N. Dailey, Doris E. 6158 Wayne Ave., Pennsauken 8, N. Dailey. Joan M. 240 Willow Ave., N. Plainfield, N. D ' Alessandro, Michael A. 107 Lincoln Ave., Collingswood, N. D ' Ambrose, Albert 214 Plum St., Vineland, N. Dance, Alice M. Glassboro Rd., Sewell, N. Datz, William 25 High St., Mullica Hill, N. Dougherty, Robert A. 346 Main St., Clayton, N Davidson, Jean 232 S. Davis St., Woodbury, N. Davis, David C. 209 Parkway Ave., Trenton, N. Davis, Jeannette 142 McClelland Ave., Pitman, N. Davis, Ruth A R.D. 1. Mullica Hill, N. Davis, Edward S. 536 Mantua Ave., Woodbury, N. Davis, Thomas C. Cumberland Ave., Estell Manor, N. J. Deacon, Rachel L. Oxrnead Rd., Burlington, N. J. DeFronzo, Lorraine R. . 180 Fairmount Ave., Newark, N. J. DelPidio, Antoinette 1873 S. 4th St., Camden, N. J. Denneler. Mary M Route 25, Riverton, N. J. DeVito, Theresa A. 27 W. Greenway Ave., Pleasantville, N. J. DiBrigida, Jennie W. Garden Rd., Vineland, N. J Dickinson, Maurice L. 570 Division St., Camden, N. I Diehl, Dolores W. Boulevard, Newiield, N. J. DiGiamberardino, Dominic I. 309 Black Horse Pike, Mt. Ephraim, N. J. Dill, Altamarie Marlboro Rd., Old Bridge, N. J. Dirkes, Laurel M. 341 Maple Ave., Audubon, N. J. Dodd, Thompson A.. 2044 Arlington St., Camden, N. J. Donley, Regene E. 582 N. East Ave., Vineland, N. J Dorilinger. Shirley 59 Washington Ave., N. Plainfield, N. J. Douglass, Donald 142 Wall St., Belvidere, N. I. Doyle, Matthew L. . 3039 Constitution Rd., Camden, N. J. Drapinski, Claire B. 1468 S. 10th St., Camden, N. J. Duckworth, Carolyn J. 215 Lincoln Ave., Haddonheld, N. I. Dukes, Nancy L. 345 E. Broadway, Salem, N. J. Duncan, Joyce 220 N. Connecticut Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Duncan, Mildred Glassboro Rd., Williamstown, N. J. Durso, Eleanor B. . 3 Kingswood Rd., Weehawken, N. J Ebert, Joan A. 520 First Street, Palisades Park, N. J. Edgar William L. 100 E. Holly Ave., Pitman, N. J. Edwards, Valdemare 69 East Ave., Bridgeton, N. J Eggert, Marion H. . .3. W. Buttonwood St., Wenonah, N. J Eichler, Harriet R. 67 Sanford Plaza, Newark, N. J Eisenmann, Lorraine Union Hill Road, Englishtown, N. j. Eldrige. Jean E. . R D. 2, Box 168, Woodstown, N. J. Elvins. E. Hubbert. 43 White Horse Pike, Hammonton, N. I. Emerson, Sarah E. 320 Pine St., Millville, N. J. Emonds, Harriet G 36 Center St., Elmer, N. J Entenmann, Marilyn J. .23-17 Berkshire Rd., Fairlawn, N. J Erbe, Joseph T. 310 Ludlow Ave., Spring Lake, N. J Estelle. Dolores 9 Fifth St., Lakewood, N. J Eulo, James V., Jr. 100 Third Ave., Haddon Heights, N J Fague, Donald S. .16 Massachusetts Ave., Erlton, N. I Farley. John J. .624 Clements Bridge Rd., Runnemede, N. J Fask. Arlene 100 Florence Ave., Denville, N. I Fassbender, Cornelia J. 237 S. Main St., Williamstown, N. J Featherer, Margaret A. 10 Lafayette Rd., Carney ' s Point, N. J. Fehrenbach, Reinhold K. 448 River Dr., Westville, N. J Fell. Paul 25 Greenway Ave., Pleasantville, N. J Felmey. William J. 10 E. McNeal, Millville, N. I. Ferdon. Carol M. 190 Alexander Ave., Montclair, N. J Ferns. Suzanne 247 Engle St., Tenafly, N. J Fielding. John A. . 312 Warren St , Gloucester City, N. J. Fisher, Gloria A. S. Barber Ave., Woodbury, N. I. Fisher. Marylu G. 36 Cleveland Rd., Caldwell, N. J. Fitzhugh. Doris J. Bridgeton Pike, Millville, N. J. Florin, Roberta A.. . .17 Rosedale Ave., Morris Plains, N. J. Fogletto. Johanna 20 N. Second, Hammonton, N. J. Ford, Myma 12 Spring St., Somerville, N. J. Fowler. Nancy J. 212 N. Woodbury Rd., Pitman, N. J. Fox, Patricia E. 19 W. Fourteenth St., Ocean City, N. J. Fuller. Ruth E. 1023 Cooper St., Camden, N. J. Gallimore. Anne R. 68 Volan St., Merchantville, N. J Galupo, Anthony 25 E. Oakland, Pleasantville, N. J. Gardella, Dolores W. Wheat Rd., Vineland, N. J. Garrison, Barbara 221 Mechanic St., Cape May Court House, N. J. Gebhardt. Helen E. 128 White Horse Pike, W. Collingswood, N. J. Gehrke. Margaret 385 N. Pine St., Penns Grove, N. J Geiger, Margaret 214 E. High St., Glassboro, N. J Geisert, LeRoy J.. . Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, N. J. German, George F. 47 State St., Glassboro, N. J. Giampietro. Joan 902 West Ave., Bridgeton, N. J. Gifhns, Alberta 719 Bringhurst Rd., Audubon. N. J. Gilliam, Joyce L. W. Garden Rd., Vineland, N. J. Gluch, Alma . 144 Anderson Ave., Haddon Hgts., N. J. Godfrey, Bonny J. 115 S. Packard, Hammonton, N. J. Gordon, Shirley 98 Palmer St., Passaic, N. J. Gore. Robert A. 17 Euclid Ave., Merchantville, N. J. Gotshalk, Leslie 2569 Baird Boulevard, Camden, N. J. Gotzis. Antigone 505 Mulberry St., Millville, N. J. Gourley, John B. 1518 Bay Ave., Ocean City, N. J. Graham, Margaret 208 N Montpelier Ave., Atlantic City, N. J Grant, John E. 244 Whiteman St., Fort Lee, N. J. Griffing, Ruth 436 Sussex Rd., Woodridge, N. J. Griffith, Carol 57 Thornview Court, Vineland, N. J. Guaciaro, Francis: J 523 S Fourth St., Vineland, N. I. Gusnecker, Mary A. . 320 Linden Ave., Woodlynne, N. J. Gusz, John F. 515 William St , Trenton, N. J. Hackney, Oscar D. 14 E. Tenth Street, Ocean City, N. J. Haegele, George 428 N. Broadway, Pitman, N. J. Halter. Evelyn RD. 1, Bridgeton, N. J. Hamilton, Thelma I. . 149 Branch Village, Camden, N. J. Hammond. Patricia 34 S. Delsea Dr., Glassboro, N. J. Hammond, Viola 334 Stevens St., Camden, N. J. Hampton. Dorothy L. . 1008 Lawrence St., Camden, N. J. Hand. Janet M. 455 Irving Ave., Bridgeton, N. I. Hann, William E. 47 N. Delsea Dr., Glassboro, N. J. Hanson, Polly . . , 56 Walnut Crescent, Montclair, N. J. Harnick. Jean Almonesson Rd., Blackwood, N. I. Harris, Evelyn L 13 Churchtown Ave., Penns Grove R.D. 1, N. J. Hartman, Thomas 238 Broad St., Gibbstown, N J. Hasson, Martina 748 Donald Ave., Perth Amboy, N. J. Hawkins, Argenia 413 Woodbury Rd., Jericho, N. J. Hawn. Harvey S. 644 Dora St., New Smyrna, Florida Hayes. Mary J. 104 Huntington St., New Brunswick, N. J. Haynes, William T. .... 1 9 French Ave., Penns Grove, N. J Head, Helene White Horse Pike, Hammonton, N. J. Hefielfinger. Janet 3090 Mickle St., Camden, N. J. Henderson, Louise E. 419 Stevens St., Camden, N. J. Henderson, Ruth Fellowship Rd., Moorestown, N. J, Hertzog, Margaret A. 14 Barnard Ave., Gloucester City, N. J. Hicks, Ruth 1909 Magellan Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Hohmann, Richard I 300 Center St., Haddonfield, N. J. Hollingshed, Marjorie 44 W. Clinton Ave., Oaklyn, N. J. Homer, Ruthanne 8 Franklinville Rd., Swedeboro, N. J. Hover, Frank E. 112 Wesley Rd., Ocean City, N. J. Hughes, Grace R R.F.D. 1, Glassboro, N. 1. Hughes, Rodney F. ... Railroad Ave., Franklinville, N. J. Hutchinson, Barbara A. .304 3rd Ave., Haddon Hgts. N. J. Huffe, John F. 7232 Hudson Blvd., North Bergen, N. ]. Hutzley, Robert 2943 Royden St , Camden, N. J. Ides, Cornelia 207 Delaware St., Woodbury, N. J. Imhof, Marian 1 Sixth Ave., Mantua, N. J. Ireland, James L Unit 6-A, G.S.T.C., Glassboro, N. J. Jackson, Phillip W.. . .204 S. Seventh St., Vineland, N. J Jackson, Pauline E. .36 London Ave., Egg Harbor, N. J. Jackson, Wilma 126 Lapurre Ave., Magnolia, N. J. Jansen, Beverly 456 Fairview Ave., Westwood, N. J. Jenkins, Lois Salem Pike, Mount Royal, N. J. Jenkins, Thomas G. Magnolia Rd., Vineland, N. J. Jefirey, Joyce 610 Rona St., Interlaken, N. J. Jenau, Ursula Willow Grove R., Elmer, N. J. Jobes, Jeanne 850 Haddon Ave., Camden, N. J. Johns, Charlotte A. 166 S. Main St., Wharton, N. J. Johnson. Diane 315 South Ave., Bridgeton, N. J. Johnson. Joy 443 Sicklerville Rd., Sicklerville, N. J. Johnson. Marion R.F.D. 1, Glassboro, N. J. Jones, Martha Pershing Dr., Glassboro, N. J. Jones. Warren S. .48 Haddonfield Rd., Gibbsboro, N. J. Keebler, Frank E. 32 Barnard Ave. Gloucester City, N. J. Kern, Clarence A. 27 South St., Catherine PL, Atlantic City, N. J. Kinkier. George A 223 Princeton Rd., Audubon, N. J. Klaessig, Johanna. . . .103 Senior St., New Brunswick, N. J. Kleist, Bette 100 Ogden Ave., Collingswood, N. J Knappman. Blanche 159 Eutaw Ave., Camden, N. J. Knight, Barbara E. 52 Harrison Ave., Erlton, N. J. Kollmeier. Clifford, 319 N. Main St., Glassboro, N. J. Kovshuk, Olga, 2101 S. Ninth St., Camden, N. I Kratz, Phyllis 118 S. Third St., Millville, N. J. Krenn, John M. 50 N. Hartford Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Kresge. Charles 716 Collings Ave., W. Collingswood, N. J. Krohmer, Dorothy Sewell Rd., Barnsboro, N. J. Kuhlthau. Phyllis M. 34 Foch Ave., Milltown, N. J. Kullmann. Lois 337 Delaware St., Woodbury, N. J. Lake. Doris 20 E. Reading Ave., Pleasantville, N. J. Lambome, Margaret A. Union St., Mantua, N. J. Lanning. Earl 205 Pennsylvania Ave., Erlton, N. J. Laspe, Frederick C. 832 N. 32nd St., Camden, N. J. LeChette, Jere M. Box 55, Clayton, N. I. Lee. Joan L. 108 Smith St., Millville, N. J. Leonard, Shirley Crown Point Rd., Thorofare, N. J. Levi. Marjorie J. 185 N. Main St., Pleasantville, N. J, Lewis, William R. 28 Central Ave., Blackwood, N. J. Lihrhaupt, Audrey 1000 Wickapecho Dr., Wanamassa, N. J. Lilley, William J. . 6854 Clark Ave., Merchantville, N. J. Livingston. Marion. . 40 Webster St., Ridgefield Park, N. J. Lohbauer. Ervin R. 8235 Balfour Rd., Delair, N. J. Lore, Miriam Main St., Newport, N. J. Lubin, Harry 3010 Kearsarge Rd., Camden, N. J. Lucca. Joseph A. 791 - 13th St., Hammonton, N. J. Lucca, Josephine 239 S. First Rd., Hammonton, N. J. Lucchese. Peter D. 303 E. Atlantic Ave., Haddon Hghts., N. J. MacPherson, Alice 6626 Westfield Ave., Merchantville, N. J. Magee. Russell S. 201 White Horse Pike, Audubon, N. J. Maiuri. Anne 134 Williams Ave., Hasbrauck Hgts., N. J. Malehom. Dorothy 106 -7th Ave., Haddon Hgts., N. J. Mangino. Joanne C 126 E. Roberts Ave., Wildwood, N. J. Martin, Jacqueline 205 Lincoln Ave., Seaside Hgts., N. J. Matthews, Charlotte Bonnie Burn Rd., Scotch Plains, N. J. Maurer, Sarah M. 130 E. Linden Ave., Collingswood, N. J. Maye, Barbara . 6106 Magnolia Ave., Merchantville, N. J. Meekins, Alberta M. . . .424 Washington St., Camden, N. J. Melnik, Olga M. 825 South Ave., Dunellen, N. J. Metzler. Barbara L 143 E. Cliff St., Somerville, N. J. Miller, Donald C 2014 Narberth Ave., Haddon Hgts., N. J. Miller, Jane E. White Horse Pike, Lawnside, N. J. Miller. Jeanne 250 South St., Eatontown, N. J. Miller. Harold 401 White Horse Pike, Magnolia, N. J. Miller, Ruth 343 Lincoln St., Phillipsburg, N. J. Milner, Joanne C. . .501 Bergen St., Gloucester City, N. J. Minnite. Lena 25 E. Wood St., Paulsboro, N. J. Mirenda. Charles 26 S. Lake St., Glassboro, N. J. Mitchell. Jospeh 57 Dupont, Gibbstown, N. J. Monk, Clarence L 1040 Cooper St., Camden, N. J. Montefusco, Ernest 2818 N. 22nd St., Phila., Pa. Mood. Amy L Ewan ' N - I- Moore. Edna L. Warwick Rd., Lawnside, N. J. Moore. Edward 444 Atlantic Ave., Clayton, N. J. Moore. Lois 19 E. Academy St., Clayton, N. J. Moorehead. Jean D .121 N. Huntington, Margate, N. J. Morris, Annabelle Hoes Lane, R.F.D. 2, New Brunswick, N. J. Morris. Marie A. 88 Clay St., Milltown, N. J. Morris. William L. 184 East Ave., Bridgeton, N. J. Morrison, Elizabeth E. Delsea Dr., Delmont, N. Morrison, James S 41 Friends Ave., Haddonfield, N. Morton, Ann 113 Pearl St., Mt. Holly, N. Moser, Leslie R 108 N. East Ave., Vineland, N. Mullen, Whitney P. Veterans Housing Project 5B, G.S.T.C. Glassboro, N. Mullin, Charles W 210 Spruce St., Audubon, N. Mullin, Frank 210 Spruce St., Audubon, N. Myers, Ronald S, S. East Ave., Wenonah, N. McBride, Alexander P. 149 E. Academy St., Clayton, N. McCord, Robert G. 209 N. Pearl St., Bridgeton, N. McCorristin, Virginia M.. . .2 Harrison Ave., Millville, N. McDonald, Joyce L. . . .326 Washington St., Camden, N. McDuffie, Dorris .1816 Hummock Ave., Atlantic City, N. McGovem, William P. 316 Elma Ave., Laurel Springs, N. McKeeby, Lois A. R.D. 3, Newton, N. McKelvey, Emmy L. 202 Main St., Lakewood, N. McKissock, June I. 6 Wren Rd., Audubon Park, N. McPherson, Ann 65 Surrey Lane, Tenafly, N. Nannini, Anna 196 Leighton Ave., Red Bank, N. Neary, Claire 505 Auburn Ave., Swedesboro, N. Neblett, William 28 So. Lake St., Glassboro, N. Neel, George W. Atlantic Ave., Atco, N. Nelson, Dolores Central Ave., Blue Anchor, N. Newkirk, Evelyn F 140 W. Centre St., Woodbury, N. Newman, Henry 81 Railroad Ave., Pedricktown, N. Nichols, Sara M. Rt. 2 Tuckahoe Rd., Williamstown, N. Noll, Ann P. Lake Arrowhead, Denville, N. Nutt, Warren C. 28 Allison Ave., Trenton, N. O ' Brien, Theresa. . . .408 Monmouth St., Gloucester, N. O ' Donnel, Anne P.. . .109 Prospect Ave., Moorestown, N. Odorisio, John T. 425 Beckett St., Camden, N. Ogden, Chester M., .203 W. Commerce St. Bridgeton, N. Oldford, Thelma 513 Third Ave., Garwood. N. O ' Neill, Andrew B. Columbia Ave., Laurel Springs, N. Overs, George R. 30 Center St., Westville, N. Paolini, Evangeline. . .400 Taylor Ave., Collingswood, N. Papa, Ramona Clayton Rd., Williamstown, N. Patterson, James E. 61 Pine Tree Way, Belmar, N. Peale, Eugene 31 West Ave., Pitman, N. Pedrick, Elaine 204 Holroyd PL, Woodbury, N. Penton, Jeanne 483 High St., Mt Holly, N. Perini, Doris M. 351 Warren St., Phillipsburg, N. Perlman, Joan E. 876 Bellevue Ave., Trenton, N. Perna, Anthony Cemetary Ave., Hammonton, N. Perrine, Ruth River Rd., R.F.D. 2, New Brunswick, N. Pfaua, Sandra 646 Broadway, Long Branch, N. Pierce, George E. 425 Grammercy PL, Atlantic City, N. Pierce, Harold W. 57 Washington Ave., Berlin, N. Piatt, Phyllis 21 S. American St., Woodbury, N. J. Polhemus, Lois 411 Locust St., Neptune, N. J. Polhemus, Lotta 411 Locust St., Neptune, N. J. Pontrantolfie. Natalie 308 Main St., Millburn, N. J. Porter. Miriam E. 102 Hoover Rd., Neptune, N. J. Prandato, Lewis J 10 S. Main St., Wharton, N. J. Purcell, Janet 164 Ave C, Bayonne, N. J. Quigley, Jane E. Unit 3B, G.S.T.C, Glassboro, N. J. Quigley, John Unit 3B, G.S.T.C, Glassboro, N J. Raab, Peter 805 Valley PI., Perth Amboy, N. J. Rahme, Conrad E. 151 E. Pine St., Audubon, N. J. Rambo, Janet V. 46 Penn St., Woodbury, N. J. Ramborger, Wm. D Route 2, Bridgeton, N. J. Randall, Marion A Linden Ave., Albion, N. J. Randolph, Janis Brown St., Port Norris, N. J. Ratz. Theresa Summit Ave., Mantua, N. J. Rexon, Thomas .127 Westmont Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. Reynolds, Gloria W 1139 First Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. Ricci, Rose Marie Chestnut S West Ave., Vineland, N. J. Risberg, Charles E.. .212 E. Second St., Bound Brook, N. J. Ritchie, Andrew J.. . .1801 W. River Dr., Merchantville, N. J. Rix, All H. 15 Marston PI., Montclair, N. J. Rodgers. Miriam 116 Villa Nova Rd., Glassboro, N. J. Roesch, Joan Cologne Ave., Egg Harbor, N. J. Rosen, Shirley 532 Grape St., Vineland, N. J. Ross, Alice M Cochran St., Whitesboro, N. J. Ross, Ernestine Cochran St., Whitesboro, N. J. Roth, Jean E. Hooton Rd., Moorestown, N. J. Rubin, Ethel L 1486 Kaighn Ave., Camden, N. J. Ruefer. Janet R 819 Virgil Ave., Ridgefield, N. J. Ruskin, Helen East Ave., Clayton, N. J. Russi, Grace 61 Orchard St., Somerville, N. J. Ruttenberg- Serita 303 Cooper St., Camden, N. J. Ryan, Eugene A. 114 Nicholson Rd., W. Collingswood Heights, N. J. Salati, Robert M. Arlington Ave , Berlin, N. J. Samit, Jack Delsea Dr., Franklinville, N. J. Santo, Wilma S. Chestnut Maple Ave., Phillipsburg, N. J Sava, Angelina 1045 Langham Ave., Camden, N. J. Sayre, Catherine E. Delsea Dr., Franklinville, N. J. Sayre, Janice L. Delsea Dr., Franklinville, N. J. Scarsella, Dorothy S. Brewster Rd., Vineland, N. J. Scharle, Theodore V. .220 S. LeCato Ave., Audubon, N. J Scheeper, Hernia E. Clinton St., Clayton, N. J. Schellinger, Doris Dennisville Rd., Tuckahoe, N. J. Schenck, Lawrence P. .205 Almond St., Vineland, N. J. Schmid, Delphine E. ...2431 Shore Rd., Northfield, N. J. Schomp, Barbara A. . 827 Floral Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. Schroeder, Grace E. R.D. 1, Elmer, N. J. Schust, Ruth J 218 University Blvd., Glassboro, N. J. Schwartz, Shirley 1 Burlington PI., Radburn, N. J. Sciarrotta, Emily M. 568 Perry St., Trenton, N. J. Scull, Elizabeth L. 4 Wayne Rd., Bridgeton, N. J. Sears. Gloria Millbourne Ave , Grenloch, N J Seipp, George . . .Carvin St. S Aura Rd., Clayton, N. J Sevastakis, George N. 904 Raymere Ave., Wanamassa, N. J. Shaw, Sara 301 Swarthmore Rd., Glassboro, N. J Shields. Samuel D. 2706 Congress Rd., Camden, N. J Shuster. Stewart 610 Broad St., Gibbstown, N. J Sickler, Ann M R D. 1, Bridgeton, N. J. Sillery, Barbara 80 Columbia Ave., Grantwood, N. J. Silvers, Margery Ann Marlton, R.F.D., N. J. Simkins, Mary Canhouse Rd , Elmer, N. J. Simmill, Carolyn 2000 Marconi Rd., Belmar-Wall Twp., N. J. Simons, Mildred 824 Princeton Ave , Camden, N. J. Simpkins, Myra R D. 2, Elmer, N. J. Sims, Margaret F. W. Atlantic Ave , Laurel Springs, N. J. Sinclair. Amy L. 114 Wetervelt Ave., N. Plainfield, N. J. Sinkinson, Mildred E. 3130 Kearsarge Rd., Camden, N. J, Skow, Barbara 704 Bordentown Ave., S. Amboy, N. J. Small. James C 101 Union Ave., Stratford, N. J. Smiley, Joan. .. .309 Sherwood Ave., Gloucester City, N. J Smith. Beth L. 520 Garden St., Ht. Holly, N. J. Smith, Margaret H. . .1111 New York Ave., Wildwood, N. J. Smith. Patricia Linden Lowell Sts., Lindenwald, N. J. Smith, Sara T. 113 N. Wissahickon Ave., Ventnor City, N. J. Smolsky, Constantino Crown Point Rd., Verga, N. J. Snodgrass, Janet 121 First Ave., Pitman, N, J. Sooy. Margaret E. 942 Chambers St., Gloucester, N. J Sooy. Wendellyn M. . 942 Chambers St., Gloucester, N. J. Spain, Joseph 714 Southard St , Trenton, N. J. Spallone, Carmella B. 102 Pearl St., Camden. N. J. Sparacini, Lanza M. Box 255, R.F.D. 1, Hammonton, N. J. Spector, Annette 810 Fifth Ave., Asbu ry Park, N. J. Springer, Catherine 57 Park Ave , Riverside, N. J. Stafford, Elayne V. White Hore Pike, Berlin, N. J. Stewart, Jane 441 N. Delsea Dr., Clayton, N. J Still, Janet 521 Fourth St., Palmyra, N. I Stines, Lois Fishley Ave., Brielle, N. J. Stites. Pat 231 S. Fourth St., Millville, N. J. Storck, Ruth A., 303 S. Lippincot Ave., Maple Shade, N. J, Strauss, Priscilla L. Box 304 R.D. 1, Newfield, N. J. Sutphen, Anne E. 14 Madison St., Princeton, N. J. Swank, Grace Delsea Dr., Sewell, N. J. Szivery, Irene Eveshaw Ave., Ashland, N. J, Talton, James E, 24 Spruce Street, Merchantville, N. J. Taylor, Bemice 1826 Columbus Ave., Neptune, N. J. Taylor, Paul 261 S. Davis Ave., Audubon, N. J. Throckmorton, Barbara 304 W. Garfield Ave., Wildwood, N. J. Timko, Dorothy 614 Carson Ave., Perth Amboy, N. J. Todaro, Nathan 26 W. Poplar St., Glassboro, N. J, Tonkin, Donald Tranguilty Rd., Andoner, N. J. Traski, Irene 245 Hamilton St., New Brunswick, N. J, Treutel, Charles 60 S. Thirtieth St., Camden, N. J. Tronco, Salvatore 49 E. Kings Hwy , Audubon, N. J Turner. Frances A. • 215 N. New Jersey Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Turner. Joan A. 228 W. Wyoming Ave., Absecon, N. J. Turner. Joseph E. Meteals, 111, Tursi. Dolores R. 578 Clinton St., Camden, N. J. Vanaman, J. W. 99 Bank St., Bridgeton, N. J Van Liew, Edna 78 Lawrence Ave., Highland Park, N. J. Vasile, Natalie 326 Shaler Blvd., Ridgefield, N. J Vasiliades, Mary E. 212 Central Ave., Lakewood, N J Venella. Henry R. 49 Haverford Rd., Runnemede, N. J. Vincent, Blanche 12 Barber Ave., Woodbury, N. J. Wade. Barbara J. 14 Columbia Ave., Vineland, N. J Wade, Charlene Box 366, Bridgeton, N. J. Wade, Margery A. 229 Noreg PI., Brooklawn, N. J. Wade, Russell M. 229 Noreg PL, Brooklawn, N. J. Wagner, Charles R. 1322 Argus Rd., Camden, N. J Walker, Charles Blue Anchor Rd Berlin, N. J. Wallace, Charlotte L.. ...439 Queen St., Woodbury, N. J. Walter, Dolores M. 34 S. Indiana Ave., Atlantic City, N. J, Ward, Doris 711 Harris PL, Atlantic City, N. J. Ward, Richard O. West Bangs Ave., Neptune, N. J. Warfield, Charles G. 427 Manheim Ave., Bridgeton, N. J Warner, John G. R.F.D. 2 Stanger Ave, Williamstown, N. J. Warren. Audrey D. 335 Garfield Court, Long Branch, N. J Washington, Madeline 8th Girard Ave., Atco, N. J. Wasiski, Edward B. 1322 Thurman St., Camden, N. J. Watkins, Thomas H. . 301 Jeffesson Ave., Woodbine, N. J. Watson, Gloria F. . . .311 University Blvd., Glassboro, N. J Weaver, Barbara 784 Walnut St., Camden, N. J. Weber, Carolyn 148 S. West Ave., Bridgeton, N. J. Weil, Anita 976 Kenyon Ave., Plainfield, N. J. Weingard, Elsie S. 1132 Collings Rd., Camden, N. J. Weiser, Joan 51 Stanley Rd., South Orange, N. J. Weiss, Edna 23 Clover St., Lakewood, N. J, Weldon, Nancy 32 N. 23rd St., Kenilworth, N. J. Weller, Leland Unit 5 A, G S.T.C., Glassboro, N. J. Whilden, Charles V 804 Sassafras St., Millville, N. J. Wibel, Helen J. 15 Walnut St., Williamstown, N. J. Williams, Doris 650 Locust St., Camden, N. J. Williams, Harry 536 Mantua Ave., Woodbury, N. J. Wilsey, Mary E. 20 - 38th St., Sea Isle City, N. J. Wilson, Carl L. .Unit 7A, G.S.T.C., Glassboro, N, J. Wilson, Maude J. Warwick R., Lawnside, N. J. Wilson, Wm. H. 2 Columbia Rd., Glassboro, N. J. Wilson, Sherwood 186 S. Giles S t., Bridgeton, N. J. Winch, Dorothy 210 Reading Ave., Oaklyn, N. J. Winchell, Marjorie J 1074 E. Park Ave., Vineland, N. J. Witte, Joan D. 231 Powers St., New Brunswick, N. J. Wolle, Edward J. Railroad Ave., Grenloch, N. J. Wolbnger. James A. 129 N. 32nd St., Camden, N. J. Wollman, Fred W. 83 Harcourt Dr., Trenton, N. J. Woodbum, Marjorie 137 Atkinson Ave., Somers Point, N. J. Woods, Wellington . 204 Dickinson Rd., Glassboro, N. J. Wooley, Zelma . 561 Cedar Ave., W. Long Branch, N. J. Wyatt, Robert 313 Cedarcroft Ave., Audubon, N. J. Zepper, Thomas 1497 Rose St., Camden, N. J Zimeski, Theresa H. 77 Anderson St., Raritan, N. J. Zuber, Ethelmae Wainwright PI., Brielle, N. J. jiflfflmMffiffliiffli