state mrssns cci uskary PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE GLASSBORO ■- - NEW JERSEY A man is never so tall as when he stoops to help a child. Sweden born Mr. Roland Esbjornson — known and admired as Mr. Esby — estab- lished the Orthopedic Clinic for Handicap- ped children in 1944. Under his untiring guidance the clinic has since flourished. The time and energy, disappointments and elations which were uppermost in our feelings as we endeavored to produce a big- ger and better yearbook — so important at the time — are in reality so insignificant as compared to the work here honored. Tom Walkins, left, guides a play therapy activity. If the child is relaxed and happy, coordination and muscle tone are present. We Dedicate Weigh your efforts against the time and energy, disappointments and elations ex- perienced hy those great people who give unstintingly of themselves for others. Our yearbook is a means to kindling the flame of our memories in the years to come. Mr. Esby ' s clinic is the means to kindle and keep bright the flame of hope as parents see their handicapped children develop into more phy- sically normal individuals with the training and care offered generously by our Mr. Esby .... to him we dedicate this yearbook. Mr. Esby ' s interest is in each case. Here he helps a child learn to walk with the skis. This personal relationship makes Esby beloved. Jim Lilley and Grace Boston assist. This activity strengthens muscles, and the child is proud when he can sit and peddle alone. Miss Adams, Cohen, Calupo, Lilley, Watkins, DiGiam- berardino, D ' Allessandro, Pontrantolne, and Hughes assist the class. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIOR CLASS UNDERCLASSMEN ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES From the station the ma- jestic appearance of the Administration Building is accented by the white capped trees. This peacefulness gives no hint of the activity within. The splendor of the circle on the front campus when covered with a blanket of snow is surpassed only by the spring blossoms of the trees which border the drive- way. The warmth and homelike atmosphere and generally fine appearance of the dormi- tories add much toward making the woman ' s life at college a pleasant one. Oak and Laurel, of you we have fond memories. Here we see the temporary housing for the men, known as the shacks. From oilstove tender to proctor, the men enjoy dorm life. One of the most inspiring sights of the campus is the tower. At night its light is visible for miles. Fine carillonic bells have been installed. Far back on the campus is found the U-shaped Annex, which houses college and Demonstration classes. Remember those rainy day trips there? I T i f mis aim n m u The vast expanse of the Ath- letic held gives ample room for all sports events, as well as an archery range, fireplace and picnic space. This doorway is the favorite spot for spring fever victims or men for those between class smokes. It is probably the most used entrance. Each dormitory unit has its own living room. Here by the fireplace or piano can be found girls enjoying their home away from home. y e ' ov, ' a. Representing the administration we have pictured the president of the Faculty Associa- tion, Mr. Samuel Porch, and Harvey Hawn, president of the Student Government Associa- tion. It is good to know that here at college our faculty and students work cooperatively on many matters. In Dr. Bunce we recognize the quali- ties of leadership that are necessary to make a successful administrator. He is a man of honesty, integrity and outstanding ability. He has proved to be a friend as well as a leader to us, and to the faculty. Meeting with the Student Council, supervising student teachers, making schedules and supervising assemblies are only a few of his duties. Besides his many responsibilities as President of the college, Dr. Bunce finds time for lecturing in the state. He is an active member of the Rotary Club. The Class of 1951 is proud to have had the opportunity of knowing and work- ing with Dr. Bunce. TO THE STUDENTS AND STAFF: Again it is my pleasure to extend greetings to all of you. A yearbook such as this, really is a symbol of our College because it is the result of co- operative planning with an ideal in mind, of good leadership and of intensive, consci- entious work on the part of many people. This has been a good college year at Glass- boro. We have had a well balanced group of fine students, most of whom will make good teachers. Our athletic teams have done well and our social affairs have been well organ- ized and pleasurable to attend. Last, but by no means least, the academic attainment of students has been good. As President, I appreciate your fine co- operation and trust. Sincerely yours, EDGAR F. BUNCE As Dean of Instruction, Mr. Winans is one of the busiest persons of the college faculty, where he has served since the school opened in 1923. His duties include supervising student teachers, and college instruction, and placing students and graduates in teaching positions. He is also eager and willing to lend a helping hand whenever his services are sought. Mr. Winans ' classes will always re- member him for his quick wit and keen sense of humor. His pleasant manner and sincere interests in train- ing good teachers have made it a pleasure to have worked with him. Among his interests are writing poetry, stamp collecting and gardens. TO THE CLASS OF 1951: Within a few weeks, the Class of 1951 will have heen graduated, and the campus, dorm- itories and well loved places that have known its laughter, serious discussion and tears, will know it only seldom again. College is good for youth. It builds charac- ter, makes life-long friendships and bridges the gap between childhood and adult life. Perhaps the ideas engendered during these four years will guide during the rest of life. If these ideas have been good, then straight- thinking, positive young people will go into schools to guide the destinies of the nation. We have liked the Class of 1951, and send them out confidently. Yet there will always remain in our hearts a kindly spot for them and with each will go our God-speed . May they acquit themselves well and prove the values that come from association with learn- ing. SEYMOUR G. WINANS Miss Evelyn Reade, Dean of Women is pictured here conferring with the Men ' s Dean, Mr. Samuel Witchell. Counselling students is an important part of their responsibility. Miss Reade enjoys planning sports and social activities. Mr. Witchell, expert in the field of human relations, is keenly aware of cur- rent world affairs and spends much time in speech making and community affairs. F A C U L T Y Mildred Adams, Ed.M. Instructor, Demonstration School Handicapped Children Lester M. Bunce, M.A. Instructor Social Studies Esther M. Bovard, M.A. Asst. Professor English Nellie M. Cambell, Ph.D. Professor Education Florence D. Boyd, M.A. Asst. Professor Music J. Willard Carey, M.A. Asst. Professor Industrial Arts 12 Estelle I. Carlson, M.A. Asst. Professor Home Economics Mary Colvey, B.S. Asst. Instructor Health and Physical Ed. Marvin C. Creamer, M.S. Instructor Social Studies Ora Lee Everts, M.A. Asst. Professor Education Principal Anna K. Garretson, M.S. Asst. Professor Education George W. Haupt, Ph.D. Professor Science Dora MeElwain Lawrence, M.A. Asso. Professor English Marion L. Little, Ed.D. Professor Education Claire A. Lockey, M.A. Instructor Demonstration School Robert H. McCobb, Ed.D. Asst. Professor Mathematics Leonard Mancuso, M.A. Asst. Professor Mathematics and Science John J. Parker, B.S. Instructor Education 13 r Francis G. Peacock, M.A. Instructor Social Studies, English Walter C. Pfleeger, M.A. Instructor Music Samuel F. Porch, M.A. Instructor Health and Physical Ed. Evelyn M. Reade, M.A. Asst. Professor Health and Physical Ed. Margaret N. Rieck, M.A. Instructor Demonstration School Hazel F. Saidon, M.A. Instructor Demonstration School John B. Sangree, Sr., M.A. Assoc. Professor Science Dorothy Stewart, M.A. Instructor Demonstration School F. G. Wandall, M.D., College Physician Elizabeth Bryson, R.N., College Nurse BUSINESS OFFICE Amy Johnson, Marie Mezger, Georgina Kostic, Russell Berryman, Business Manager. Elizabeth G. Tohill, M.A. Parthenia J. Vander Mark, Frieda Vidaver, M.A. Harold F. Wilson, Ph.D. Asst. Professor M.A. Instructor Pr ofessor English Asst. Professor Demonstration School Social Studies Art Seymour G. Winans, M.S. Samuel E. Witchell, M.A. Helen G. Wright, M.A. Dean of Instruction Asst. Professor Assoc. Professor Professor of Education Social Studies Social Studies MAIN OFFICE Grace Bagg, Registrar; Dorothy Stackenwalt, Sylvia Brown, Edith Huston. Dorothy M. Hammond, M.A., Instructor of Library Science; Florence E. Sellers, M.A., Instructor of Library Science; Phyllis Rintleman, Secretary. Mrs. Craft, who resides in Mr. Herring as superintend- Laurel Hall, acts as house ent of the maintenance of mother. the entire campus. Mrs. Mitten has worked Miss Susan Hill, a new twenty-four years in Glass- comer in the dining room boro ' s kitchen. last year, is our food super visor. Madeline, Isabel, and Marion are familiar sights behind the cafeteria line. Phyllis and Mrs. Tucker, seen in Oak Hall, are busy each day making our quarters pleasant. Repairing windows and replacing lights are all part of the job for these men. Imagine having the task of these three women. Five- hundred feet track dirt into their domain. e 0r 5 ol 13 0 Go 4 0, 5 We introduce our seniors with the four sec- tion presidents, Margery Winchell, June McKis- sock, Bill Apsley, and Sal Tronco. Much business of the senior class is conducted in the sections, and coordinated by these four people into class functions. ■Hi fit FRESHMAN We entered . . . wondering . . . orientation . . . began a second babyhood . . . the wearing of the pink and blue . . . learning the Alma Mater . . . memories of Mischief night . . . trips to Philadelphia museums . . . teas given by women . . . many of our classmates in play Our Town . . . Freshman Week . . . dinks of maroon and white . . . dinner dance at Medford . . . Frosh girls win all intramural team championships . . . football inaugurated . . . representatives on the cheer- leading squad. JUNIOR Junior College gone . . . our first taste of teaching . . . many units to write ... . producing our own radio shows in class . . . Holland Fair and Art trip . . . we almost went on a flying trip up the coast . . . spring concert by students and alumni . . . dancing at Vineland Armory. SENIOR We entered again . . . our last year here . . . crucial time in the world . . . welcomed a new nurse . . . World Series in the auditorium . . . party for returning Sen- iors . . . football team better than ever . . . we enter the big time in basketball . . . who will ever forget the Temple game? . . . presentation by Hedgerow Play- ers . . . learning about our state . . . traveling through it . . . plans for graduation and the future ... we leave . . . wondering . . . but with hope! 19 O ic U and Aduilebl Rodney Hughes has been a conscientious and hard working president. His diplomacy and friendliness have won the admiration of the class. Thomas Zepper, vice-president, entered with us in September 1947. Small, but full of spirit, he is one of the most loyal of our classmates. June McKissock has been a capable secretary for two years. Her quiet, dependable personality aids her in section leadership as well. Sarah Nichols has the honor of being the only officer to serve four years. As treasurer she kept the books well balanced. Miss Garretson and Mr. Bunce have stood firmly behind all of our class endeavors. For their help and patience we are grateful. DOROTHY ADAMS Dotty . . . Vineland commuter ... an infertiou.s laugh and very sweet . . . regular Penn visitor . . . Dean ' s list . . . football enthusiast . . . expert (?) rookie maker . . . usually found with Dolores, Joyce, and Janie . . . got a short haircut while practice teaching . . . Glee (Huh . . . Hospitality Committee . . . Decoration Committee . . . Assembly Committee . . . hasn ' t been grounded since her shocking experience in Industrial Arts. MARY C. AKERBOOM Crash . . . friendly tall girl . . . pride and joy is car Packard . . . first love is swimming . . . likes to raise her guppy . . . accelerated . . . General Elementary . . . treasurer of Dorm Student Council . . . Health and Wel- fare Committee . . . Bridgeton, hometown. JANET ANDERSON Alloppia . . . Jan . . . from Long Branch by the sea . . . quiet and reserved ... a ready smile . . . closely cropped curls . . . Kindergarten-Primary major . . . secretary of Health and Welfare Committee . . . Ceramics Club . . . Publicity Committee ... an all ' round girl with a sense of humor . . . You know what happened to Jolson! WILLIAM APSLEY From Elizabeth . . . better known as Aps . . . varsity football and varsity baseball ' 47, ' 48, ' 49, ' 50 . . . tennis team . . . J.V. basketball . . . Nice-President of Men ' s Dorms . . . homeroom President . . . Assembly Committee . . . Student Council member . . . Dormitory Proctor . . . Big Rock-Candy Mountain . . . his ambition is to be a successful teacher. GINO BARUFFI Vineland, New Jersey . . . Gino . . . Science Club and Photography Club . . . Sophomore Prom committee . . • Intramural football . . . Secretary of Men ' s A.A. . . . accelerated student . . . welcomed member to Senior Class . . . President of Senior Ill ' s. EMMA F. BASKERV1LLE Mrs. B. . . . loquacious . . . transferred from Howard University ... a good listener to anyone ' s problems . . . friendly, helpful, thoughtful . . . I ' ll drive — which car shall I bring? . . . family gal . . . quiet . . . conscientious . . . strong supporter of student activities . . . A.C.E. member . . . Senior I ' s proudly claim Mrs. as their very own ... a definite asset to the Class of 1951. ELEANOR BERNSON Ellie . . . Pennsauken-Merchantville gal . . . famous for Tuesday and Thursday night phone calls, now re- placed by letters marked U.S.N. ... a dependable prom chairman two years . . . active in all class projects . . . J.V. basketball and volleyball . . . class baseball . . . member of Ceramics and Awards Club . . . artistic, serious . . . cries when she laughs . . . used her own Chevie for travel home to Bob on weekends . . . former member of Oak IV. GRACE BOSTON Pennsauken . . . Co-Editor of Yearbook . . . Assembly Committee, three years . . . Ceramics and Glee Club . . . Dorm Council Treasurer . . . Awards Club . . . dangerous with flash camera . . . loves symphonic music . . . has boxseat at Academy of Music . . . Jazz Club . . . Whit . . . Dean ' s List regularly . . . Bess Truman in assembly . . . pal . . . permanent worker in Esby ' s clinic, now and in graduate study . . . life of the IPs . . . diplomat of Oak IV . . . sincere person . . . A.A. executive com- mittee . . . class week activities. 22 — RALPH A. BRANDT, JR. Four year commuter from Bridgeton . . . known as Brandy . . . varsity basketball player for four years . . . Rubberlegs . . . leading scorer in total points for four year period . . . shyness to shoot definitely con- quered . . . artist . . . notebook full of pictures . . . member of Big Three along with Lubin and Zep . . . President of Glee Club . . . one year J.V. football . . . then back to intramural . . . Mr. Creamer ' s ambas- sador to the Bridgeton Evening News . . . playground instructor during the summer . . . future school principal. WILLIAM K. BRANIN Blackwood . . . Bill ... an Army veteran ... a member of the Photography Club . . . consistent member of the Dean ' s List . . . married ... a commuter. DOLORES BRYANT Dee . . . Lawnside, N. J. . . . cool, calm, and collective . . . dimpled smile . . . liked by all because of her pleasing personality . . . pleasant company . . . member of Glee Club and Freshman Decoration Committee . . . Oak staff ' 51 . . . volleyball . . . enjoys sports, music, and dancing . . . also good books and travel. PHONTELLA BUTCHER Phonnie . . . also known as Butch . . . dignified . . . lots of poise . . . helpful . . . dramatic . . . someone you can depend upon ... a charming person with a ready answer to your problems . . . Public Relations Com- mittee . . . Assembly Committee . . . Dramatic Club . . . sparkler on left hand. PETER N. BUTLER Pete . . . Lawnside . . . transfer student from Howard University . . . married . . . trumpet player . . . second bass in Glee Club . . . plays in dance band . . . likes all music and sports . . . track team at Convention Hall, Camden . . . makes friends easily . . . Junior-High . . . accelerated . . . tall. JEANNE CHANDLER Trenton ' s loss was Glassboro ' s gain . . . Jeannie . . . joined our ranks in her junior year . . . commuter from Merchantville . . . long lovely hair and personality to match . . . known for her artistic ability on banquet decorations and programs . . . efficient Junior section secretary . . . plays the piano . . . very much interested in a guy named Nicky . . . future Mrs. degree. JACK D. CLOW Jackson . . Thorofare . . . staging and lighting for All College Play, two years . . . member of Veteran ' s Junior College, then Teacher ' s College . . . former Navy man . . . Photography Club . . . Married in August 1950 . . . flies with Geisert. MURRAY COHEN Murray . . . Vineland resident and commuter . . . shy- guy with a friendly smile . . . wife Alice, also teacher . . . accelerated student . . . school by day, work by night . . . good natured . . . always seen with Phil, Les, or Gino . . . conscientious vice-president of the Senior Ill ' s . . . ventilation engineer in New Jersey History. CATHERINE COLVIN ' Kay ... a gem from Trenton . . . originally Beaver Valley, Pa. . . . charming owner of a beautiful smile . . . Kindergarten-Primary major . . . avid member of the Glee Club, Ceramics, and A.C.E. . . . can usually be seen in the cafeteria with Thelma . . . her pleasant per- sonality has endeared her to many . . . quiet manner in class ... we leave her with a car full of gas, four good tires, and best wishes on her journey to success. ARTHUR F. CONK, JR. Art . . . hails from Plainfield, N. J. . . . wife Barbara also a student at G.S.T.C. . . . Air Force vet . . . Assembly Committee chairman ' 47 . . . Hospitality Committee in ' 48 . . . Photography Club ' 47, ' 48 . . . Ceramics Club ' 47, ' 49 . . . AlLCoIlege Play ' 48 . . . formerly seen run- ning around in a ' 32 Chevie coupe . . . worked summers on concrete burial vaults and pipeline construction. MICHAEL D ' ALESSANDRO Mike . . . Collingswood boy . . . varsity football ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 . . . twin brother . . . Sophomore homeroom president . . . good dancer . . . likes to swim . . . new Ford . . . Moon ' s counsellor and advisor, also best man . . . happy-go-lucky . . . nice guy . . . usually seen with the boys . . . newest addition to the mighty Senior threes. JENNIE DI BRIGIDA Janie . . . commuter from Vineland . . . full of pep and wit . . . everyone ' s friend . . . known for her excellent background in history . . . ask Dr. Wilson . . . spends every Saturday night at Marrere Ladies Shoppe in Vine- land . . . some people think she should have been a beautician . . . can usually be found in the cafeteria . . . always with Dolores or Joyce . . . enjoys playing doubles in ping-pong . . . watching basketball games. 25 DOMINIC DI GIAMBERARLINO Big Dom . . . fooball team four years . . . basketball four years . . . baseball manager for three years . . . vice-president of Men ' s A.A. in Sophomore year . . . president of Men ' s Dormitory council one year . • . Sports editor of Whit for two years . . . plans future with Joanne. REGINA DONLEY Jeanne . . . Vineland . . . commuter . . . accelerated . . . General Elementary . . . Sal ' s gal . . . pleasing smile with an irresistible giggle . . . stylish dresser . . . hobby knitting . . . seen with Gracie, Tina, and Julia . . . usually at Joe ' s . . . they ' re off. MILDRED DUNCAN Millie . . . hails from Williamstown . . . former mem- ber of Class of 1952 . . . homeroom Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman section ... on the Assembly Committee . . . member of Whit staff. LORRAINE EISENMANN Lorry . . .Englishtown . . . wedding bells in June . . . took a job leaching in her senior year . . . cheery smile, bright and Hashing eyes . . . seen with Ann and Ruthanne . . . always loads of fun to be with . . . likes horseback riding and sports . . . dorm student . . . popular member of the IPs. MARGARET ANN FEATHERER Carneys Point, N. J. . . . always a helpful, active member of the II ' s . . . Glee Club and Yearbook staff member . . . pleasure to be with . . . enjoys being in the fun and can start it if need be . . . favorite summer resort is Ocean City . . . catching smile and a winning manner . . . much luck and happiness are wished her. REINHOLD FEHRENRACH Ronnie hails from Westville . . . formerly known for his blue ' 34 Chevy . . . favorite pastime is taking boat Omega down Timber Creek into the Delaware . . . annoys Wilson Liners . . . spends weekends at Weber ' s . . . enjoys good fun . . . very pleasant manner. PAUL FELL Pleasantville Paul . . . football three years . . . most valuable player award . . . basketball . . . waiter . . . deeply interested in classical music . . . sports . . . yen for a certain cheerleader . . . likes to organize social gatherings in the shacks . . . horses . . . teaching now. WILLIAM JOSEPH FELMEY Commuter from Millville . . . nickname Jingle . . . member of Ceramics Club . . . veteran . . . spent sixteen months in Pacific theatre . . . Army pilot . . . First Lieutenant . . . wife, Alice . . . three children, two boys . . . works nights as a mold-maker at Armstrong Cork Company. PATRICIA H. FLOWERS Pat . . . Paulsboro, originally Classboro . . . Kinder- garten-Primary major . . . became a Mrs. July 1950 . . . brainy, unpredictable . . . champion at sophisticated slang . . . very conscientious president of the A.C.E. . . . nothing is too hard for Pat . . . permanent fixture on the Dean ' s List . . . has an eye for color, artistic ability, and love for antiques . . . her conscientiousness and willing- ness will bring her success. MYRNA FORD Sommerville . . . beach resident all summer . . . quiet, neat, and always stylish . . . mirthful laugh . . . knitting fiend . . . most talked about subject is Roy . . . Have you seen her on the volleyball court? . . . such vim, vigor, and vitality . . . member of A.C.E. . . . her pleasant smile adds to her sunny personality . . . Friday afternoons finds her North Jersey bound . . . sincere and conscien- tious . . . left hand weighted down with a ring. ANNE RITA GALLIMORE Rooney . . . Merchantville . . . lots of fun . . . terrific girl . . . Hey Giffins . . . accelerated . . . one of the three G ' s . . . drives around in a Cadillac . . . lover of sports, prom ' s and parties . . . good student . . . always ready for a laugh . . . Prom committee . . . Decoration Committee. 28 ANTHONY GALUPO Rock . . . Galiffa . . . from Pleasantville . . football team for four years . . . intramural basketball . . . married last May . . . stage manager for play in fresh- man year . . . proud father . . . nice guy, nice smile . . . likes horses and fights DOLORES GARDELLA Lorrie . . . Vineland commuter . . . sparkling per- sonality . . . seen playing ping-pong in the gym with other Vinelandeis . . . once had the train stopped . . . spent many mornings serenading the passengers on the train, aided by the rest of the pitch-pipe brigade . . . home- room secretary in sophomore year . . . Health and Wel- fare Committee. LE ROY GEISERT W illiamslown . . . called Giz . . . member of Pho- tography Club during Junior and Senior years . . . former Navy pilot . . . cropduster . . . farmer . . . mink rancher . . . married . . . two dependents . . . Betty and Douglas . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . hobbies in- clude fishing, hunting, and flying ALBERTA EMILIE GIEF1NS Abbie . . . commutes from Audubon . . . always laugh- ing and fun loving . . . serious moments reserved for Have . . . collecting articles for a hope chest is her favorite hobby . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . one in a million behind the wheel . . . one of the three G ' s . . . definite asset to the teaching held . . . Ceramics ranks high. JOYCE GILLIAM Joy ... a four year commuter from Vineland . . . likes teaching and the corny jokes of Doug and Del . . . Dean ' s List ' 48, ' 49 . . . intramural speedball, basketball, and volleyball . . . section Secretary-Treasurer during Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years . . . often seen with Dot, Doug, and Janie . . . likes basketball games . . . plays ping-pong . . . usually being teased. ALMA GLUCH Al . . . Belmawr commuter . . . loads up her car each morning with a crowd of girls . . . can often be seen crocheting for her hope chest . . . Bill holds the keys to her heart . . . kept busy as a bridesmaid . . . her wedding bells ring in June . . . member of the Hos- pitality Committee . . . Secretary of the Senior H ' s . . . a very sweet girl . . . one who deserves the best. J ANTIGONE GOTZ1S Hails from Millville . . . smallest member of the H ' s for four years of college . . . named Tig by the class in her Junior year . . . conscientious and diligent worker . . . consistent member of the Dean ' s List . . . member of Ceramics Club for three years . . . Yearbook staff . . . kind, generous personality . . . much happiness should come to her in the future. MARGARET SARAH GRAHAM Peggy . . . comes from Atlantic City . . . active member of class . . . Whit Staff . . . varsity in hockey, speedball, softball, volleyball, and basketball . . . badminton champ in ' 48, ' 49 . . . ping-pong champ in ' 49 . . . Class Secretary in Sophomore year . . . Vice-President of Student Council in Junior year . . . All-College Play in ' 49 . . . Co-author of Freshman assembly . . . Dorm championship team member in basketball and volleyball . . . spirit of Oak IV . . . left us to teach. 30 JOHN E. GRANT J.G. M . . . proud of North Jersey . . . hails from Fort Lee . . . played varsity baseball for four years . . . basketball manager each year during his college career . . . ambitions . . . physical education instructor, and to turn out good teams. THELMA I. HAMILTON Hails from Camden . . . K.P. major . . . Ceramics Club . . . an A.C.E. member . . . Glee Club . . . music en- thusiast . . . enjoys opera and classical music . . . always lends her willing hand to help others . . . perfection reflected in her artistic ability . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . conscientious . . . ambition to become an art in- structor. VIOLA HAMMOND Vi . . . Camden ... a pint size body of efficiency . . . transfer from Temple University . . . quiet . . . pleasant person to be around . . . Glee Club . . . Student Welfare Committee . . . give us a word Vi. MARTINA ANN HASSON Tina . . . hails from Perth Amboy . . . accelerated . . . Secretary of Public Relations Committee . . . Cheerleader, three years . . . captain during Sophomore and Junior years . . . Kindergarten-Primary . . . A.C.E. . . . volley- ball, J.V. team two years . . . Ceramics Club ... so much sleep gives her all that pep. HARVEY HAWN Mayor . . . from Atlantic City . . . Navy vet . . . lead in Frosh play . . . Whit cartoonist . . . intramural foot- ball and basketball . . . President of class in Junior year . . . jazz enthusiast . . . Student Association President in Senior year . . . always a junker — never a car. MARY JANE HAYES Janie . . . K.P. major . . . yearbook co-editor . . . class volleyball, two years . . . one of Glassboro ' s Women in White . . . Assembly committee . . . never slighted Dean ' s List . . . appreciation for jazz . . . Junior section President . . . Student Council . . . understanding pal . . . Glee Club . . . formerly Oak IV gal . . . football ticket and program seller for two years . . . A.C.E. worker . . . one of the never to be forgotten. I MARGARET A. HERTZOG Peggy Ann . . . Gloucester . . . orchestru pianist three years . . . church organist . . . great interest in liiology . . . field trips . . . fishing . . . wishes she could sing . . . smiling . . . friendly . . . nothing gets her down . . . teaching in Pitman . . . sincere gal and wonderful friend. RICHARD HOHMAN Dick . . . Haddonfield . . . February graduate . . . Dean ' s List . . . Science Club ' 48, ' 49 . . . Photography Club . . . snappy 88 Olds . . . ex-Marine . . . married . . . wife Harriet and son Richard Jr. . . . commuter . . . congenial. RUTHANNE DE HART HORNER Rudy . . . farm gal from Swedesnoro . . . fond of horses and music . . . funny chuckle which pops out at odd times . . . plays the uke . . . remembered for Lovely Hula Hands . . . most often seen with Ann and Claire . . active in dorm basketball . . . helped liven up tho IPs . . . fiendish appetite . . came to dorms and de- veloped bangs ... a great neutral in arguments. GRACE RACHEL HUGHES Gracie . . . comes from Glassboro . . . accelerated . . . General Klementary . . J.V. hockey freshman year . . . Whit Staff . . . Archery . . . Sophomore Week Committee . . . Public Relations . . . Secretary of Junior Ill ' s . . . just my Bill . . . Miss College Fun . . . seen with Jeanne, Tina, and the gang from Oak Hall ... a Glass- boro student who goes to Rutgers. 33 RODNEY HUGHES Rod . . . Franklinville . . . accelerated . . . Student Council . . . President of Men ' s A. A. . . . varsity football and basketball three years . . . co-director of assembly in Freshman year . . . section president . . . class president, Senior year ... a big warm smile for everyone . . . friendly. JAMES L. IRELAND Jim . . . family man . . . former member of Navy Air Corps . . . Whit photographer for two years . . . part- time night worker at a gas station . . . hobbies include H.O. trains, Ceramics, ' 39 Plymouth, leather work, house repairs at 6A and archery. PHILIP W. JACKSON Phil . . . hails from Vineland . . . Freshman and Sopho- more class president . . . delegate to Eastern States Con- ference ' 49 and ' 50 . . . Student Council in ' 48, ' 49, and ' 50 . . . Science Club ' 48 . . . Dean ' s List each semester . . . Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges . . . Photography Club . . . remembered as a crooner. WILMA JACKSON Magnolia . . . Tillie . . . very friendly . . . beautiful sunny smile and disposition . . snazzy dresser . . . win- some ways . . . very conscientious . . . always heard from in class . . . member of Glee Club . . . served on Health and Welfare Committee. 34 JEANNE JOBES Jeannie . . . Camden girl . . . interested in music . . . piano and singing . . . likes to dance . . . Assembly Com- mittee and Dramatic Club . . . secretary of section in Junior year . . . Junior Assembly Committee . . . Year- book staff . . . interested in teaching intermediate grades . . . Ceramic Club . . . usually found in art room . . . Miss V ' s girl Friday. FRANK E. KEEBLER Keeb . . . Gloucester . . . football . . . intramural bas- ketball . . . Who ' s running today? . . . wife Doll ' . . . gas station attendant . . . quiet . . . Gloucester Mus- tangs . . . teaching now. MURIEL J. KING Audubon, N. J. . . . Muriel . . . quiet blond of the Senior IFs ... a conscientious student . . . dependable . . . freshman speedball . . . favorite pastime, knitting . . . loves good books . . . violinist in the Orchestra for four years. GEORGE KINKLER Kink . . . Audubon . . . always ready for a horsecollar game . . . photography editor of ' 51 Oak . . . active par- ticipation in athletics — football — basketball — baseball . . . winner of annual intramural track meet for two years . . . officer of Men ' s A.A. in Freshman year . . . Whit staff for one year . . . class week Assembly Committee . . . usually seen with Nancy . . . Truman in Sophomore election assembly. 35 DOROTHY KROHMER Comes from Barnsboro . . . started with Class of 1952 . . . accelerated . . . summer school ' 49, ' 50 . . . Assembly Committee 1949-50 . . . College Publicity . . . homeroom secretary and treasurer . . . Public Relations and Pub- licity Committee ' 50. ' 51 . . . known to all as Dot. PHYLLIS MAE KUHLTHAU Resident of Milltown . . . Phyl . . . president of Dormi- tory Student Council . . . Social Affairs Committee two years . . . Glee Club . . . Ceramics Club . . . Freshman assembly . . . Freshman vice-president . . . accelerated General-Elementary major . . . always on the go . . . enthusiastic sports rooter . . . loves dancing . . . motto — Keep Smiling! LOIS KULLMAN Ookie . . . from Milwaukee, Wisconsin . . . speaks with a midwestern accent . . . pleasing personality . . . usually found with Connie . . . excellent teacher . . . faithful member of Senior Ill ' s . . . attends all proms after a little persuasion . . . always a smile for everyone ... on staff of ' 51 Oak . . . can be seen with Nancy and Nat in the cafeteria. FREDERICK CHRISTOPH LASPE Lasp . . . one of the Camden boys . . . transferred from Philadelphia Textile Institute . . . member of Delta Kappa Phi Fraternity . . . recently surrendered his pin to Tuf . . . entered G.S.T.C. in June 1949 . . . varsity football . . . J.Y. basketball . . . tennis team . . . track and field day . . . Hospitality Committee . . . holds an A-l priority on his infectious laugh. 36 JOAN LOIS LEE Joan . . . Mill ville during the winter, Ocean City in the summer . . . consistent member of the Dean ' s List . . . Senior II vice-president . . . Oak staff ' 51 . . . enjoys knitting socks and reading the latest novels in her spare time . . . winning personality and a good sense of humor . . . fun to be with ... if you see Joan, you ' re sure to spy Al, June, and Tig close by. JAMES LILLEY Lippy . . . Merchantville High graduate . . . catcher on baseball team four years . . . captain of the team for the past three years . . . basketball, two years J.V. and two years varsity manager . . . intramural football and bas- ketball . . . sophomore play . . . scheduling committee for sports . . . Whit staff. JOSEPH ROBERT LINDLEY Hails from Camden . . . transfer student from Rutgers University, which he attended for three years . . . former member of the Navy Air Corps . . . has an ambition to be a principal in a high school. ERVIN RICHARD LOHBAUER Erv . . . Camden . . . member of the Whit staff . . . on tennis team . . . very interested in raising teacher ' s salaries . . . would like to spend summers fishing and traveling on a boat he hopes to buy with the raise in salary. 37 HARRY LUBIN Lub . . . Camden . . . varsity football . . . Glassboro ' s defensive platoon . . . basketball . . . coach cleaner dur- ing summer . . . waiter . . . member of the Big Three . . . keeper of the greenhouse for three years . . . future athletic coach and history teacher. ROBERT McCORD Bob . . . Bridgeton commuter . . . married to Carolyn in Jun e . . . remembered for his role in Dr. McCobb in Sophomore assembly . . . active in class activities . . . future with Carolyn promises happiness. VIRGINIA McCORRISTIN Ginny . . . the gal from Millville . . . effervescent per- sonality . . . dependability plus . . . active in sports . . . member of Awards Club and Glee Club . . . Classical Music Club . . . Hospitality Committee ... a discriminat- ing reader . . . makings of a fine teacher . . . hopes to gain fame as a mathematician . . . To you she gives her laughter and jest, to us she gives no peace nor rest. joyce Mcdonald Micky . . . Camden, New Jersey . . . charming, sedate young Miss . . . always willing to be of help . . . ener- getic . . . quick flashing smile and fluttering eyelashes . . . Photography Club . . . Ceramic Club . . . Student Health and Welfare Committee ' 48 . . . class volleyball, senior year . . . very pro-G.S.T.C. WW v 38 D0RR1S DARKES McDUFFIE Duffle . . . Atlantic City . . . deep commanding voice . . . Sandy . . . dresses attractively . . . well liked . . . willing worker . . . witty . . . member of the Pho- tography and Glee Clubs . . . played basketball in Sopho- more and Senior years. ANNA McGEE MeGee . . . Toms River, N. J. . . . formerly lived in Atco ... a perfect friend . . . interested in sports . . . enjoys reading . . . good at designing, sewing, and model- ing clothes . . . enjoys visiting friends. EMMA LOU McKELVEY If you don ' t see Emmy first, you know she is there for you hear her laugh . . . greatest public appeal . . . The Man in the Little White Coat . . . Mrs. Gibbs in the All-College Play . . . lives for weekends . . . Goin ' home to my honey, Bob . . . Emmy spends most of her time making people laugh . . . friendly, helpful, thoughtful . . . A.C.E. member . . . Glee Club, Ceramics . . . her greatest ambition is to become Mrs. Burke in April. MP JUNE LOIS McKISSOCK June . . . commutes from Audubon Park . . . charming, popular, gracious, and willing to lend a hand in class activities . . . Student Council member . . . secretary of cla - in Junior and Senior years . . . section president . . . member of Glee Club . . . favorite pastime is going to Penn State to see Jimmy . . . plans to be married in June . . . happiness to one who deserves the best. 39 RUSSELL MAGEE Russ . . . Audubon . . . tall and dark . . . friendly and jovial . . . gave Wilma that certain gift . . . Ceramics artist . . . seen with briefcase and overcoat . . . hard worker . . . future plans include marriage. ANNE MAIURI Annie . . . Hasbrauck Heights . . . interested in sketch- ing and painting . . . clothes . . . cheerleader for three years . . . president of section in Freshman year . . . Student Council, one year . . . Dormitory Council mem- ber for two years . . . Ceramics . . . Junior play . . . art staff of Whit and ' 51 Oak . . . Easter wedding. JOANNE C. MANCINO Jo . . . hails from Wildwood . . . industrious . . . name found frequently on Dean ' s List . . . Whit, four years, Editor-in-Chief . . . delegate to Eastern States Confer- ence . . . Chairman of the Senior Assembly Committee . . . active in class week committees . . . always to be remembered for her role of Emily in Our Town . . . enthusiastic participant in College activities . . . year- book staff . . . Oak IV girl . . . diamond and Dom spell happiness. SARAH MAUER Skip ' ' . . . Collingswood . . . transfer from the College of South Jersey . . . nonchalant . . cheerful . . . noted for The Bells of St. Mary . . . excellent hockey player . . . interested in symphonic music . . . plays the piano. DONALD MILLER cute guy . . . married to Eggie Don . . . Glee Club three years . College Play, Our Town . . piano ability, Heart and Soul son David . Choir leader in All- interested in sports . . . . . . nice smile and per- sonality doing good teaching now. LILLIE MORRIS MILLS Thorofare, N. J. . . . Harry . . . sweet and sincere . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . received her Mrs. degree in her Sophomore year . . . Loves that Man . . . member of the Glee Club for two years . . . varsity basketball during her Sophomore year. CLARENCE L. MONK Camden . . . carefree . . . easy going . . . likes green Chevies . . . history, football, and feminine company are favorites . . . usually found socializing in the library or cafeteria . . . vice-president of Men ' s A.A. . . . Glee Club . . . football . . . Whit staff . . . Spring Concert . . . intramural basketball . . . Assembly Committee. ERNEST MONTEFUSCO Monty . . . Philadelphia and Margate . . . Whit staff . . . worked on Sophomore assembly . . . tennis team . . . worked on Senior assembly . . . Social Affairs Com- mittee . . . wants to raise teacher ' s salaries . . . aspiring administrator . . . English and philosophy most enjoy- able . . . yearns for small model Cadillac. JAMES MORRISON Jim . . . Haddonfield . . . transfer student from Col- lege of South Jersey . . . basketball and baseball teams . . . music enthusiast . . . vet . . . quiet ' til you get to know him . . . usually seen wearing a bright sweater . . . O ' Neill ' s crutch . . . never can get a word in for Gabby . . . curly haired . . . nice smile. ANN L. MORTON Mort . . . comes from Mt. Holly . . . accelerated . . . J.V. hockey team . . . sports enthusiast . . . Ceramics Club . . . always willing to help others . . . good sense of humor . . . flash on the hockey field . . . her quiet manner will carry her far. RONALD MYERS Tex . . . amiable and witty member of his class . . . commutes from Wenonah . . . usually seen here at the College greenhouse . . . his part time home for over three years . . . quiet . . . member of Dramatic Club, Decoration Committee, and Social Affairs Committee . . . recently became a married man . . . his thoughts for the future include wishes for good school, homelife, and luck for the rest of the class. CLAIRE NEARY Neary . . . Swedesboro gal . . . dark eyes and dark hair . . . most often seen with Ruthanne . . . participated in college sports . . . belongs to bowling and basketball teams . . . always drinking cokes and chewing gum . . . never home . . . keeps pencil behind her ear . . . fills her notebook with cartoons. WILLIAM A. NEBLETT, JR. Bill . . . comes from Glassboro . . . quiet . . . enjoys the fun and likes having a good time ... a conscientious worker . . . faithful secretary of the Science Club . . . a friend to everyone. EVELYN NEWKIRK Hometown is Woodbury . . . Newk . . . secretary of Social Affairs Committee . . . quiet . . . ardent knitter . . . likes to dance . . . brown and cream ' 46 Chevy . . . puts Glassboro ' s stickers on everyone ' s car windows . . . likes this field and hopes to be a good teacher . . . plans marriage this summer. HENRY G. NEWMAN, JR. Hank . . . halls from Pedricktown . . . army vet . . • other half of Geisert-Newman combination . . . outdoor man . . . deer hunter . . . usually seen in a gray Plymouth . . . Decoration Committee . . . Photography Club ' 49, ' 50 . . . Photo-bug . . . lover of music and art. SARAH NICHOLS Williamstown . . . Sara . . . sincere . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . jolly . . you ' ll find her with the gang ... in the know . . . Class treasurer ' 48, ' 49, ' 50, and ' 51 . . . Student Council ' 49 . . . Section president ' 49 . . . ardent member of the Dramatic Club . . . Our Town . . Awards Club . . . participated in sport activi- ties such as basketball, softball, and class volleyball and baseball. ANNE O ' DONNELL Annie . . . commuter from Moorestown . . . favorite hobbies are dancing and sleeping . . . always willing and ready to do both . . . entertained at the President ' s Reception and A.A. banquets . . . teaches dancing in Moorestown . . . does some singing . . . secretary of Freshman two ' s . . . participated in the Junior banquet . . Yearbook staff . . . mirthful laugh and jovial disposi- tion . . . tops as a teacher. JOHN T. ODORISIO Gabby . . . Camden . . . transferred from College of South Jersey . . . Whit, two years . . . basketball, two years . . . president of Men ' s A.A. . . . one in a million ... a true friend to all . . . an asset to G.S.T.C. . . . with a song in his heart . . . football coach. 44 THELMA M. OLDFORD Tuffy . . . small in stature, great in worth . . . lively little package from North Jersey . . . true spirit of C.S.T.C. . . sports enthusiast . . . dislikes unethical people ... a credit to the teaching profession . . . Where ' s my flute? . . . Orchestra . . . Whit . . . plays J.V. sports . . . Awards Club ... ' 51 Yearbook literary editor . . . enthusiastic rooter and participator in all college activities . . . Home, Oak IV. ANDREW BERNARD O ' NEILL Laurel Springs . . . Buckwheat . . . Andy . . . transfer from College of South Jersey . . . General Elementary . . . Whit staff for two years . . . membe r of football team for past two seasons . . . those Irish eyes are smil- ing . . . former Marine . . . keeps the girls happy . . . exerybody ' s pal. EVANGELINE PAOL1NI Judy . . . West Collingswood . . . transfer student from the College of South Jersey ... no sooner here than gone . . . Let ' s count these credits again, Willy. Perhaps we ' ll graduate this term . . . ardent explorer of Glass- boro . . . Where ' s Judy? . . . look on the scale . . . likes to harmonize. ANTHONY PERNA Tony . . . comes from Hammonton . . . Army veteran . . . Photography Club . . . Decoration Committee . . . Archery Club . . . usually seen on athletic field with bow and arrow . . . quiet but friendly . . . ambition is to be liked by all. 45 NATALIE PONTRANTOLFI Nat is a Millburn gal . . . full of vim and vitality . . . conscientious athlete . . . never seen idle . . . has a strange fascination for Millburn and slumber . . . excel- lent teacher . . . promises to be a fine homemaker due to her previous experience in the cafeteria . . . speedball . . . hockey . . . softball . . . basketball . . . Awards Club . . . secretary of W.A.A. in Freshman year . . . Jazz Club . . . Public Relations . . . Whit staff . . . Junior prom committee . . . Oak staff . . . Oak IV claims her as their own. JANET PURCELL Jan . . . came to us from Jersey City State Teachers College in her Sophomore year . . . notable giggle . . . question quizzer . . . distaste of arguments . . . her quiet manner is truly an asset . . . away on weekends . . . big dimples . . . active worker on the Social Affairs Com- mittee . . . hails from Bayonne and brings to G.S.T.C. — bot-ules and tur-ules . . . hung her hat in Oak IV . . . longing for Miami. V JOHN P. QIJIGLEY Quig . . . Pitman . . . married vet . . . proud owner of bucket of bolts . . . pride and joy is a little daughter JoAnne . . . Dr. Haupt ' s right hand man . . . cheerful . . . likes to laugh . . good guy to know . . . milk fiend . . . often seen at men ' s dorms . . . tall . . . blond. PETER RAAB Perth Amboy . . . president of Photography Club, two years . . . Glee Club . . . secretary of Men ' s Dormitory Association . . . add ' bit to surname . . . seen assisting Anna Kate ... Mr. Eyes and Ears of G.S.T.C. . . . always smiling and jovial . . . never a dull moment . . . vet . . . future ambition — instructor of Audio-Visual instruction. ■A OUT WUftctt 46 CONRAD E. RAH ME Bumps . . . Audubon guy . . . Navy vet . . . conscien- tious member of the basketball team for four years . . . football for two years . . . vice-president of Junior section . . . Assembly Committee . . . usually found with Lois . . . quick, friendly grin . . . makes good appearance . . . ardent television fan . . . likes swimming. WILLIAM RAMBORCER Ramrod . . . the sheik from Bridgeton . . . trans- ferred from College of South Jersey . . . source of laughs . . . intramural basketball and football ' 48, ' 4°, ' 50 . . . wealth of personality . . . Live for today, to- morrow may never come . . . leaves a trail of friends . . . member of Glee Club . . . Junior Assembly . . . favorite pastimes: dancing, listening to fast and hot music, and entertaining the girls. SHIRLEY ROSEN Shirl . . . Vineland commuter . . . conscientious worker . . . argumentative member of the II ' s . . . president of Commuters organization for two years . . . most often seen with Maggie or Doris . . . friendly and sincere . . . began teaching in February . . . success should be hers . . . cake baker . . . Dramatic Club . . . Girl Scout Leader. WILMA S. SANTO Comes from Phillipsburg . . . Willy . . . transferred from Centenary Junior College . . . Social Affairs Com- mittee . . . favorite pastime is traveling to Audubon . . . likes to spend summers in the Poconos . . . General Elementary . . . pride and joy — the reindeer sweater that took three years to complete . . . sparkler on left hand from Russ. 47 HERMA SCHEEPER Herm . . . ex-Marine . . . Clayton ... a very busy person, hard to find . . . dislikes poor sportsmanship . . . fond of her dog . . . has yen for fishing . . . president of W.A.A. . . . vice-president of Junior class . . . Awards Club president . . . Who ' s Who in American Colleges . . . speedball, hockey, basketball, and softball . . . bad- minton champ in ' 50 . . . member of Marine Corps Women Reserve . . . Eastern States Conference in 1949 ... on Dean ' s List . . . regular gal. DELPH1NE E. SCHM1D Del . . . Northfield . . . camera bug . . . full of pep and vigor . . . intramural volleyball, baseball, and basketball . . . Camera Club, two years . . . Assembly Committee, two years; treaniifT one year . . . teaching now . . . Dramatic Club . . . always on the go . . . usually seen with Toni . . . luck to a really enthusiastic girl. SHIRLEY G. SCHWARTZ Shirl ... a cute gal with an effervescent personality . . . cheerleader, three years . . . synonymous with happy- go-lucky . . . seen where the sons of Princeton gather ... I have to cheer next weekend . . . how geeky . . . always active . . . keeps the post office in business . . . talent in room arrangement . . . Ceramics Club . . . the voice — Hurry On Down . . . only fools worry — not Shirl . . . never at a loss for words . . . Oak IV marm. ANN M. SICKLER Annie . . . Bridgeton . . . left us this year to teach . . . quiet, but with a laugh . . . usually seen with Ann, Elaine, or Margie . . . tall and slim . . . dorm girl and commuter . . . faithful member of the H ' s . . . her charm- ing manner and good teaching are bound to give her a good future. MYRA SIMPKINS Hometown is Freasburg . . . where ' s that? . . . majoring in Kindergarten-Primary . . . subject matter of Mr. Esby ' s lectures . . . could live on the dance floor . • . especially barn dancing . . . favorite subject is lunch . . . can usually be seen riding downtown in a light green Ford with Maggie . . . engaged to a fellow with much patience . . . four years is a long time to wait ... a per- sonality to be remembered . . . her wit and spontaneous humor has been kept undercover. MARGARET HUNT SMITH Maggie . . . Wildwood . . . Dramatic Club for two years . . . married and has a son . . . member of Whit staff ... oil painting classes . . . taught vacation Bible school . . . ambitions: to write a best seller, and to rear a family. ELAYNE V. STAFFORD Lovely girl from Berlin . . . endless wardrobe . . . Ceramics Club . . . Dramatic Club . . . Junior banquet chairman . . . meeting Harold after class . . . usually seen with the two Anns and Margie . . . Laurel II girl . . . teaching now . . . very poised and gracious . . . engage- ment ring is a beauty . . . Dean ' s List . . . we missed Elayne ' s friendly smile this year. EDWARD H. STEWART Slew . . . comes from Roselle . . . transfer student from Union Junior College, Cranford, N. J. . . . formerly owned Bessey, a ' 41 Chevy . . . everyone on campus had a chance to push her . . . now vanished . . . visitors often mistake Stew ' s dorm for the local laundry . . . it ' s Mrs. Murphy Stewart doing his and everyone else ' s wash ... a great guy . . . kind of a friend that everyone tries to find. BERNICE TALYOR Hails from Neptune . . . Bernie . . . quiet and reserved . . . friendly to everyone here at G.S.T.C. . . . always neat and fashionably dressed . . ranks among the best dressers of the Senior class . . . seen on basketball and volleyball team . . . Social Affairs Committee for three years . . . Science Club . . . Dormitory Student Council . . . quiet manner is a true asset. PAUL TAYLOR Paul . . . Audubon . . . commuter . . . Photography Club member . . . gift of gab . . . found using this gift on the girls . . . friendly, but shy sometimes . . . went on a tour of Europe last summer mm IRENE E. TRASKI I . . . quiet, but oh so deceiving . . . lives here but her heart is home with Alec . . . loves good food . . . wonderful cook . . . Margaret Truman in Sophomore election as- sembly . . . witty sayings frequently forthcoming . . . boy oh boy . . . Esby ' s greatest heckler . . . Glee Club . . . sparkler on left hand denotes a wedding soon . . . Ceramics Club and A.C.E. . . . formerly an Oak IV girl. ■■V I CHARLES A. TRUETEL Chuck . . . hails from Camden . . . transfer student in Junior year from Tusculum College . . . consistent member of Dean ' s List . . . vice-president of Student Welfare Committee . . . member of Future Teachers of America . . . assists in math department . . . chairman of various committees . . . very interested, active mem- ber of the class . . . future hopes include writing and a teaching position in a small college. SALVATORE TRONCO Sal or Tronc . . . varsity football lor four years . . . basketball for three years . . . inter-college track meet . . . captain one year of intramural basketball champions . . . active section president in Junior year . . . Student Council member . . . treasurer of Varsity Club in ' 48 . . . Men ' s A.A. officer . . . lumberjack during the summer. FRANCES A. TURNER Frances is from Atlantic City . . . often found in the commuters room . . . third finger, left hand shows evi- dence of future plans . . . card player . . . generous, happy-go-lucky . . . left the Two ' s to go teaching . . . nice voice . . . Glee Club two years . . . basketball and volleyball ... a friendly personality. MARGERY ANNE WADE Marge . . . Brooklawn commuter . . . one of Miss Evert ' s K.P. aspirants . . . future master of music . . . competition for any canary . . . crazy for music from classics to jazz . . . talented artist . . . orchestra two years . . . Dramatic Club . . . Glee Club . . . member of As- sembly and Decoration Committees EDWARD WASISKI Resides in Camden . . . answers to the name of Ed . . . spent thirty-seven months in the Air Force, twenty- seven of which were in the South Pacific ... an avid motorcycle enthusiast . . . usually seen catching forty winks in his car . . . entered Junior College here in 1946 in Engineering . . . after completing this program he trans- ferred to the Teacher ' s College. THOMAS W ATKINS Watt . . . Woodbine ... a way with the ladies . . . Whit staff for four years . . .Glee Club . . . class assembly . . . chairman in his Junior year . . . Hospitality, Decora- tion, and Social Affairs Committees . . . Dormitory Student Council treasurer . . . able co-business manager of ' 51 Oak . . . sharp dresser . . . always around when needed. ELSIE WEINGARD Elsie hails from Camden . . . accelerated student . . . dormed awhile, commuted awhile . . . main thought is her hope chest and Lee, giver of that ring . . . active in class week activities . . . likes sports and teaching . . . has lots of plans for the future . . . here ' s wishing they materialize. NANCY WELDON Nan . . . Kenilworth . . . beautiful clothes . . . wears ihem well ... a dynamic personality on the court as well as in the dorm . . outstanding class member . . . spends leisure time with George . . . active in athletics . . . basketball, softball, volleyball for four years . . . also speedball and hockey . . . Awards Club . . . chairman of Junior prom committee . . . Decoration Committee . . . W.A.A. executive committee . . . co-business manager of ' 51 Oak . . . girl ' s sports editor of Whit, freshman year . . . formerly of Oak IV . . . fourth award winner. DOROTHY H. WINCH Dot . . . hails from Oaklyn ... a familiar sight on the varsity basketball team . . . past member of the tri scrubba three . . . clinical work for three years . . . spends her free time reading, knitting, and eating with Irene . . . Hospitality Committee, Glee Club, and Ceramics . . . treasurer of A.C.E. . . . Yearbook staff ... an asset to the Class of ' 51 . . . Oak IV put a claim on this gal. 52 — — ; MARJOR1E J. WINCH ELL Margie . . . Vineland . . . Kindergarten-Primary . . . transfer from Montclair State Teachers . . . Senior I presi- dent . . . Ceramic Club . . . Dramatic Club . . . Dean ' s List ' 49 ... a yen for tan Oldsmobiles and Jay . . . her understanding is blessed by troubled minds . . . brains and beauty . . . dangerous assets are sparkling green eyes . . . pepsodent smile . . . enthusiastic participator in all college activities. JOAN WITTE Joana or Wit . . . varsity cheerleader four years . . . beautiful jump . . . Whit, four years . . . Awards Club . . . class volleyball, basketball . . . baseball . . . nice clothes . . . Jazz Club . . . usually seen with Joanne . . . taking care of roomie Nat . . . Dean ' s List . . . Oak IV gal . . . interested in a guy named Dick . . . Yearbook staff . . . career with airlines? . . . nice personality. JAMES A. WOLFINGER Jim . . . Camden . . . commuter . . . ex-Merchant Marine . . . quick and lively . . . always laughing and joking . . . big smile . . . wonderful dancer . . . Hospi- tality Committee . . . chairman Sophomore banquet . . . usually seen at Weber ' s Hof Brau — working. MARJORIE WOODBL ' RN Margie . . . little but mighty ... a strong will . . . challenging questioner of the Two ' s . . . conscientious worker . . . Wanta buy some cards? . . . played class baseball . . . most often seen with the two Anns and Elayne . . . friendly . . . pleasing smile . . . teaching now . . . Dean ' s List . . . her life should be a full one with her varied interests. ZELMA M. WOOLEY Dolly ... a new comer to G.S.T.C. . . . transferred from Monmouth Junior College . . . their loss was truly our gain . . . always ready to be of service . . . A.C.E. member . . . enjoys swimming, music, and canasta . . . Dorm Council . . . Glee Club . . . small in appearance, birdlike in voice . . . Student Health and Welfare . . . Dolly is enthusiastic wherever she is — and in whatever she does . . . partial to Ronnie . . . her beaming face reflects a sunny disposition. THOMAS ZEPPER Zep . . . Tom . . . Camden . . . shortest fellow in class of ' 51 . . . member of the Big Three . . . Dean ' s List . . . intramural basketball championship team in ' 50 . . . intramural football champ ' s team ' 50 . . . member of Glee Club . . . never could make up his mind about people . . . laughs at any joke . . . Junior assembly . . . seen trying to burn up certain Vineland girls. THERESA H. ZIMESKI Terry . . . claims Raritan as home . . . conscientious worker in all fields . . . secretary Dorm Student Council . . . All-College Play ' 48 . . . Hospitality Committee . . . Public Relations . . . member of the A.C.E. . . . precise poster maker . . . never-ending spirit . . . Hey kids- did you study for the K.P. test? . . . will always laugh at your jokes . . . pleasing smile with a funny giggle . . . post-mistress of the dorms. 54 c A, s 0, r r 0 V P , Albert D ' Ambrose, Edith Augustsson and Bill Jones, presidents of the sophomore, junior, and freshman classes, are pictured here. All classes this year have presented fine assemblies and held interesting activities during their week. For continued success, keep your class spirit high. 58 Brandt 1 Kurnett Burrison «5 C ' arrinjtton C ' herrv D ' Ambrose (lenaham l)aus herty Coombs J. Davis K i ft DorflinRer 59 60 Kuskin Samil Knyre Srarrella Srhomp. me+t m ( ' . Adams (i. Adams Arch bald Assella M. Haier J. Itaier Itarnard Barrett K. .1. Bauer Heatty f n r f Bebhington Kuthholt . Hurkhart Lb Carrol Chamberlain li a 11 u I i 11 Ciarlante Claxton Colardeau Comarato Conover Conrad Beaudet lint r us Clifton Cooper b3 64 6B 66 J P WtfMnv 1 A 1 V y v. V Wescolt if. Woodland 67 A nc l ou. Co Will le ' w e 3 „ £ Mi- Colvey ami Mr. Dallalio represent Glass- boro ' s athletic program. Women ' s sp orts are played almost entirely on an intramural basis. The men ' s football, basketball, baseball and minor teams hare regular schedules with other colleges. Outstanding this year was our exciting basketball game with Temple University. George Kinkier, quarterback Tony Galupo, halfback Bill Apsley, center Salvatore Tronco, guard Dominic DiGiamberardino, tackle Clarence Monk, tackle Fred Laspe, halfback Rodney Hughes, halfback John Grant, halfback Mike D ' Allesandro, guard Andy O ' Neil, tackle Harry Lubin, end First Row: Larson, Mullin, Morris, DiGiambecardino, D ' Alessandro, Apsley, Tronco, O ' Neil, Subotich, Todaro, Cowell. Second Row: Merrill, Lubin, Lechese, Monk, Calupo, Kushner, Rix, Wollman, Pierce, Kovack, Kinkier, White, Cashner. Third Row: Dougherty, Doyle, Caso, Esholtz, Kazan, Laspe, Cor- bett, Chiarlante, Fague, Corella, Bailey, Wadloski, Beaudett. Our grid stalwarts added to the fighting spirit and determination of past teams, a powerful, crowd-pleasing offense that sur- pased all our college records ... As a tip-off for things to come, Nate Todaro grabbed the first kick-off of the season and convoyed by devasting downfield blocking galloped 100 yards for the score . . . The Panzer game was a rock and sock ' em affair between two great lines . . . Wilson College couldn ' t muster their offensive might against our aggressive line play and alert pass interceptions, two boom- eranged into T. D. ' s . . . Heartbreaking en- counter of the year was the trek to Montclair. Coach Dallalio suffered agonies as our boys gained 320 yards, made 17 first downs, lost by one point . . . Sporting a long list of in- juries, the Profs met the Aggies, and in a wild and woolly get-to downed the Aggies while setting a scoring record . . . Getting into high gear the Profs smashed the record the following Saturday against Cheyney; a neat 46-6 job. Twelve seniors on the team were playing for the last time and went all out for victory. With regret we note that this is the last season of football at Glassboro until some time in the future, because of the present na- tional emergency reducing the male enroll- ment. The Class of 1951 is proud to have seen a victorious season, and hopes it will not be long until football returns. SCHEDULE Class. Opp. Kutztown State Teachers College. . . 13 35 Panzer College 13 12 Wilson Teachers College 28 0 Montclair State Teachers College. . 13 14 National Agricultural College. . . . 40 19 Cheyney State Teachers College . . . 46 6 153 86 Front Rote: Dave Davis, Ronnie Brandt, Frank Bortle Standing: Fred Laspe, John White, Ralph Brandt. The squad enjoyed limited success last season. Rain cancelled several matches, and only three were played. Glasshoro defeated hoth Philadelphia Pharmacy and Penn Op- tometry, but lost to Trenton. Court veterans returning this year will he Frank Bortle, John White, Fred Laspe and the Brandt brothers. Many new teams are being contacted for games, including Ursinus and Rutger ' s College of South Jersey. In a highly spirited dual track meet, a combined Junior and Freshman class team downed a Senior and Sophomore team for the Third Annual Intramural Track Cham- pionship. The individual stars for the victors were Dominic Di Ciamberardino, Fred Wollman and Sal Tronco. The losing cause was aided by Donald Fague who captured three firsts. Donald Fague, Sal Tronco, Fred Wollman, and Dominir DiCiamberardino. First Row [left to right) : James Lilley, Ralph Brandt, Connie Rahme, Ronnie Brandt, Al Constantine. Stand- ing: S. Porch, coach; Dom DiCiam berardino, Hype Larsen, John White, Subotich, Barnard. Vasii-Uy Basketball We take off our hats to a team that has fought its way through one of Glasshoro ' s finest seasons, giving this school the hest record that it has yet attained. To give credit to any one individual would he diffi- cult, for Glasshoro functioned as a team, from the first game until the last. We say farewell to three men who have heen starters for four consecutive years. These are Ralph Brandt, Dom DiGiamberdino and Connie Rahme. Things to remember: Hype Larsen ' s thirty- eight points against Kings for a new school record ... a team total of 1503 points, also a new record . . . losing one varsity member after another and still being so successful . . . going way out of our class and giving Temple a run for its money . . . even had them worried for a while, although their All American, Bill Bilkvy played against us . . . Gabby Od- orisio ' s indispensible leadership. 74 First Row {left to right) : Rassmussen, Cluxton, Wool- man, Hughes. Standing: Mancuso, coach; Walldov, Jones, Rix, Sevestakis. j.V. liaiketludi Dec. 9 Dec. 12 Dec. 14 Dec. 20 Jan. 9 Jan. 13 Jan. 24 Jan. 26 Jan. 31 Feb. 2 Feb. 3 Feb. 7 Feb. 9 Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 17 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 Feb. 28 Mar. 2 SCHEDULE G. V. U. S. Navy— Cape May 80 73 Eastern Baptist Seminary 92 47 Temple University 86 111 Phila. College of Pharmacy 78 65 Fort Dix 63 103 Kings College 67 65 McGuire Air Base 78 63 Phila. Navy Base 67 50 National Agric. College 82 62 Salisbury State Teachers 62 40 Wesley Jr. College 93 54 Goldey College 90 52 Paterson State Teachers 58 69 College of South Jersey 58 75 Temple Pharmacy 81 65 Trenton State Teachers 49 63 Bcacom College 83 49 Cheyney Stale Teachers 91 63 College of South Jersey 59 60 l ' liila. Textile Instituir 83 72 75 B u i JletteSimett The Senior letter men are {Rotv One) Frank Keebler, football; George Kinkier, football; Fred Laspe, foot- ball; William Apsley, football-baseball; John Gran , football-baseball; Dominic DiGiamberardino, foot- ball, basket ball. (Row Two) Jimmy Lilley, baseball; Sal Tronco, football; Tony Galupo, football; Harry Lubin, football; Ralph Brandt, basketball. The Awards Club is composed of girls who have earned their first award in the Women ' s Athletic Association Intramural and Varsity sports program. The club is much larger than pictured above. Presi- dent is Eileen Morrison. The club plans an outing each year and a reception for new members. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are (left to right) Claire Rockafeller, Barbara Dab- bler, Gloria Adams and Mar- lene Marsicano. The varsity and J.V. cheerleaders perform at football and basketball games throughout the season. Each year they sponsor an in- formal dance, known as the Sno-Ball. The varsity wear orange and brown, and the J.V. ' s wear white and brown. Joan Witte, top, has been a varsity cheer- leader for four years, and captain of the squad for a year. Ann Mauiri, captain one year, has been a varsity cheerleader for four years. Shirley Schwartz has cheered for three years. GlaU Senior girls have left a lasting impression in the girls intramural and varsity program. In four years of play they have won eleven class championships in speedball, hockey, volleyball, basketball and softball. The Seniors have held the volleyball championship for four years, and basketball, three years. They did not defend the basketball title in 1951. Twenty of the girls are members of the Awards Club, of these, five are holders of the fourth award. 78 For four years the Class of ' 51 has dominated all three intramural sports. In football, they captured two championships in their Freshman and Senior years; the latter with a comhined Freshman team. Their most outstanding conquest was basketball. This title they captured two times in four years, from their Sophomore year. In track, the Seniors were victors in their Fresh- man and Sophomore years. The first year they captured every event. With the Freshmen, last year, they gained the team title against the Sophomore and Junior ' s. In intramural and varsity sports both men and women of the Class of ' 51 have made a name for themselves at G.S.T.C. 79 I Baseball Coach Esby is ably assisted by managers Dom DiGiamberardino, Charlie Risberg and Glenn Baker. Seniors this year will be Grant, Lilley, Morrison, Apsley, and Odorisio. They can look for a good season. STATE ' S BASEBALL SCHEDULE Apr. 18 Wesley Jr. College Home May 5 Phila. College of Pharmacy Home Apr. 20 McGuire Army Air Base Home May 9 National Agriculture College Away Apr. 25 Kings College Away May 12 Kings College Home Apr. 27 McGuire Army Air Base Away May 16 Trenton State Teachers College Away Apr. 28 Trenton State Teachers College Home May 19 National Agriculture College Home May 2 Wesley Jr. College Away May 26 Phila. College of Pharmacy Away J. Lilley J. Grant E. Odorisio J. Morrison N. Tadaro B. Datz C. Cowell G. Sevastakis J. Goorley B. Morris S. Wilson W. Woods r an of . . 5t ' c tr ee 3 ° Qk tree R J ' oa f , . t V s ► ' ' A o ec „ x There are many varied activities in our college, including clubs, organizations and committees. All of these are coordinated within the Student Council, which is composed of representatives from each eluh or committee. Pictured here is the executive hoard of the Student Council, with Harvev Hawn, President. Student Gov mmetd AiAociatian With president and vice-president elected at large, the Student Council is composed of section and class presidents and one delegate from each E.C.A. group. Officers this year are: Hawn, president; Moore, vice-president; Dorflinger and Entenman, secretaries; Liv- ingston, treasurer. Both of the women ' s and men ' s dormitories are democratically run by Student Councils, elected by the dorm students. These groups not only discipline, but plan social and ath- letic affairs. Most traditional is their com- bined Christmas Open House. Social Alfasu Committee. The President ' s Reception, Thanksgiving Dance, Friday evening movies, and many other enjoyable school events are planned by the Social Affairs Committee. Under the guidance of Mr. Carey, the group gives us opportunity to enjoy our college life in a social atmosphere. With the leadership of Miss Tohill and stu- dent chairman Bing Bailey, the Assembly Committee plans and schedules weekly as- semblies and evening Artist Series programs for the college. The committee presents pro- grams with quality, variety, entertainment, and interest for the student body. QammMee Student Jleattk and Welfare. Committee The Student Health and Welfare Commit- tee under the direction of Dr. Campbell has the important duty of improving conditions in and around the school for the benefit of the entire student body. This committee is composed of a delegate from each homeroom section. Through the hard work of Mr. Creamer and the Publicity Committee, Glassboro State Teachers College is a name often seen in the newspapers. This committee provides sports coverage at each game, and social and schol- astic reports to home town papers. Public RelatiosU Committee Gammitiee jbec iatlcut Committee It is the purpose of the Hospitality Com- mittee to welcome guests and visitors to our college, and show them around the campus. Faculty advisors are Dr. Wilson and Miss Grace Ba -;. The Decoration Committee under Miss Vandermark has many activities throughout the year. Included are the decoration for the President ' s Reception, home room super- vision at Christmas time and Graduation. Qtehe tfra and QUe Glob i The orchestra, conducted by Mr. Pfleeger, serves the college at assemblies, the Spring Concert with the Alumni Association, and at Bacculaureate and Commencement services. The twenty-seven members are given an op- portunity to enlarge their experience in orchestral playing and sometimes get a chance to conduct. Glee Club members are students who en- joy singing, and who wish to improve their skills, and further their acquaintance with fine music of the classic, romantic, and mod- ern periods. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Boyd two excellent concerts are pre- sented each year. The Christmas Concert is always well accepted. The Annual Spring Concert is presented in connection with Alumni. This year there are over one-hun- dred members with Ralph Brandt as presi- dent. A highlight at rehearsals is the offering of a solo by a member of the club. fyutu ie eacliesU America The main purposes of the J.J. Savitz Chap- ter of the Future Teachers of America are to help people, in college, who have selected teaching as a profession, to become better teachers, and to organize high school F.T.A. clubs. Programs are being planned to further these purposes under the direction of Mr. Leonard Mancuso. The Dramatic Club activities are of inter- est to the students. This year the Christmas presentation was the ambitious undertaking of Thornton Wilder ' s The Long Christmas Dinner. Theatre parties are a favorite ac- tivity of the group, which is directed by Miss Tohill. Ceramics Club offers students opportunity to use their creative ability in the making of novelties and jewelry. These items make lovely gifts. Under Miss Vandermark ' s care- ful guidance are thirty members who use molds or design their own pieces. This club always has a waiting list. The Jazz Club is an organization of people who are especially interested in modern music. Advisor is Dr. Robert Powell of Pit- man. The club sponsors various assemblies and dances throughout the year. This year the club has bought a record collection for the school, of modern music. 89 pltoio yi ipiuf Glub The Photography Club is composed of a group of students who, under the supervision of Miss Garretson, enjoy working with pho- tographic materials. Activities of the club are the making and selling of Christmas cards and portraits, taking pictures during assem- blies, and photo-developing for the students. This year ' s president is Pete Raab, and there are over twenty members in this active club. fyoutdk Awand WUuteM Fourth Award winners in the Senior class are Nancy Weldon, Henna Scheeper, Oily Melnik and Nat Pontrantolfi. Missing from this picture is Peg Graham. All five of these girls participated in all varsity sports during their four years at Glassboro. We long re- member the team of Melnik, Graham and Scheeper as forwards on the basketball court. Nancy and Nat share the honors as fine guards. 1U wuu a. e. e. The Whit staff is composed of people who arc active workers on the College paper which is published monthly. Kaeh year the Whit staff .-ends representatives to the Schol- astic Press Conference in New York. Staff members are continually working to improve the paper, and are always willing to accept criticism. Joanne Mangino is the capahle editor. Faculty advisor is Mr. Parker. The Association for Childhood Education International endeavors to further the co- operation of all childhood agencies to pro- mote better relationships between home and school, and to raise the standards of profes- sional training for teachers and leaders in the field. Faculty advisor is Miss Ora Lee Everts. Patricia Flowers, president; Sarah Emerson, vice-president; Janet Hand, secretary; Dor- othy Winch, treasurer. «7 4e Oak Editors Grace Boston and Mary Jane Hayes have spent much time in plan- ning, supervising and working on the entire book. Getting things ready was no easy task, and with other work their job was long and tiresome. Literary Editor Thelma Oldford, and Photography Editor George Kinkier also had a great amount of responsi- bility. Senior write-ups were super- vised by Tuffy, and all of the pho- tography was guided by George. Business Managers, Nancy Weldon and Tom Watkins visited many busi- ness establishments in the line of duty. Paying bills and collecting money were their favorite jobs. Effi- ciency was needed, and they had it. Seated: Tiggie Gotzis, Joan Lee, Alma Glueh, Tuffy Oldford, Tony Galupo, Oily Melnik, Tom Watkins, Nat Pontrantolfie. Standing: Fred Laspe, George Kinkier, Joanne Mangino, Ann O ' Donnell, Jeanne Chandler, Jean Jobes, Eleanor Bernson, Lois Kull- mann, Tronco. Although editors may burn the midnight oil, the work of the staff is unexpressably valuable. Writing, collecting, and typing are all staff jobs. Among those who worked especially hard were our typists, Lois Kullman and her assist- ant, Oily Melnik; Nat Pontrantolfi, who worked on the ads, and Ann Maiuri and Jeannie Jobes, and Eleanor Bernson. Also diligent were the following: Joan Lee, Anti- gione Gotzis, Alma Gluch, June McKissock and Clarence Monk. The editors wish to thank Dr. Bunce, Miss Garretson and Mr. Bunce, and class president, Rodney Hughes for their cooperation. Our objective was to incorporate new fea- tures. We hope the underclassmen will con- tinue to improve the yearbook. Top Picture: art committee, O ' Donnell, Chandler, Bernson, Jobes. Missing: Maiuri. Bottom, Stand- ing: Laspe, Watkins. Seated: Kinkier, Pontrantolfie, Melnik and Kullmann. BUNCE, DR. EDGAR Whitney House, Glassboro ADAMS, MILDRED 210 S. Main Street, Glassboro BAGG, GRACE 6 S. Valley Avenue, Vineland BERRYANN, RUSSELL 7 Silver Avenue, Glassboro BOVARD, ESTHER 27 Arbutus Avenue, Pitman BOYD, FLORENCE (MRS. WM. A.) 70 Pitman Avenue, Pitman BROWN, SYLVIA (MRS. GLEN) 244 Dickinson Road, Glassboro BRYSON, ELIZABETH (MRS. E.) 225 S. 50th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BUNCE, LESTER 42 Columbia Avenue, Pitman CAMPBELL, DR. NELLIE 203 Highland Terrace, Pitman CAREY, J. WILLARD 328 Columbia Avenue, Pitman CARLSON, ESTELLE 3435 Walnut Street, Philadelphia 4, Pa. CCLVEY, MARY 2148 Pennington Road, Trenton CREAMER, MARVIN 141 W. Center Street, Clayton ESBJORNSON, ROLAND Boulevard and Park Avenue, Pitman EVERTS, ORA LEE 16 McClelland Avenue, Pitman GARRETSON, ANNA KATE 428 Highland Terrace, Pitman HAMMOND, DOROTHY 100 N. West Avenue, Wenonah HAUPT, DR. GEORGE 58 Hopkins Street, Woodbury JOHNSON, AMY Rt. No. 1, Glassboro LITTLE, DR. MARION R. D. No. 4, Vineland LOCKE Y, CLAIRE 20 Laurel Avenue, Trenton LAWRENCE, MRS. DORA 224A Thomas Drive, Monroe Park Apt., Wilmington, Del. MANCUSO, LEONARD 18 Georgetown Road, Glassboro McCOBB, DR. ROBERT 207 Guilford Avenue, Collingswood PARKER, JOHN State Teachers College, Glassboro PEACOCK, FRANCIS 115 Pine Street, Millville PFLEEGER, WALTER, JR State Teachers College, Glassboro PORCH, SAMUEL, JR. State Teachers College, Glassboro READE, EVELYN 95 W. Johnson Street, Washington RLECK, MRS. MARGARET 516 Columbia Avenue, Millville RINTELMAN, PHYLLIS (MRS. WM.) 412 University Blvd., Glassboro SAINDON, HAZEL (MRS. ROY) 286 Maple Avenue, Patchoque, N. Y. SANGREE, JOHN, SR 310 Hamilton Road, Glassboro SELFRIDGE, EDITH 21 Poplar Avenue, Pitman SELLERS, FLORENCE 39 High Street, Woodbury STACKENWALT, DOROTHY 464 E. Holly Avenue, Pitman STEWART, DOROTHY 441 N. Delsea Drive, Clayton TOHILL, ELIZABETH Glen Lake Boulevard, Pitman VANDER MARK, PARTHENIA 123 Euclid Street, Woodbury VIDAVER, FRIEDA R. D. No. 1, Box No. 52, Lakewood WILSON, DR. HAROLD. . 28 Jefferson Avenue, Pitman WINANS, SEYMOUR 207 Georgetown Road, Glassboro WITCHELL, SAMUEL 508 Pitman Avenue, Pitman WRIGHT, HELEN 234 Columbia Avenue, Pitman WANDALL, DR. FREDERICK 50 E. High Street, Clayton 9! Adams, Dorothy 28 Adams Ave., Vineland Akerboom, Mary . Irving Ave., R. D. No. 6, Bridgeton Anderson, Janet 262 Norwood Ave., Long Branch Apsley, William 210 Williamson St., Elizabeth Barruffi, Gino Wheat Rd., Vineland Baskerville, Emma 908 Division St., Camden Berson, Eleanor 536 Gross Ave., N. Merchantville Boston, Grace 3441 Finlaw Ave., Pennsauken Brandt, Ralph 76 Hampton St., Bridgeton Brannin, William 8 Lake St., Blackwood Bryant, Dolores 14 Hodges Ave., Lawnside Butcher, Phontella 914 Spruce St., Camden Butler, Peter 12 White Horse Pike, Lawnside Chandler, Jeanne 120 Walnut Ave., Merchantville Clow, Jack Second and Red Bank Ave., Thorofare Cohen, Murray 1064 Oak Rd., Vineland Colvin, Catherine 103 Belleview Ave., Trenton Conk, Arthur 66 Berkeley Terrace, Plainfield D ' Alessandro, Michael 107 Lincoln Ave., Collingswood Di Giamberardino, Dominic, 309 Black Horse Pike, Mt. Ephraim Donley, Regina 582 N. East Ave., Vineland Duncan, Mildred Glassboro Rd., Williamstown Durso, Eleanor No. 3 Kingswood Rd., Weehawken Eisenmann, Lorraine Union Hill Rd., Englishtown Featherer, Margaret 10 Lafayette Rd., Carneys Point Fehrenbach, Reinhold 448 River Dr., Westville Fell, Paul 25 Greenway Ave., Pleasantville Felmey, William 10 E. McNeal St., Millville Flowers, Patricia 34 S. Delsea Dr., Glassboro Ford, Myrna 12 Spring St., Somerville Gallimore, Anne 68 Volan St., Merchantville Galupo, Anthony 25 E. Oakland, Pleasantville Gardella, Dolores W. Wheat Rd., Vineland Geisert, Le Roy Black Horse Pike, Williamstown Griffins, Alberta 719 Bringhurst Rd., Audubon Gilliam, Joyce V . Garden Rd., Vineland Gluch, Alma 144 Anderson Ave., Bellmare Gotzis, Antigone 505 Mulberry St., Millville Graham Margaret, 208 N. Montpelier Ave., Atlantic City Grant, John 244 Whiteman St., Fort Lee Griffing, Ruth 436 Sussex Rd., Woodbridge Hamilton, Thelma 149 Branch Village, Camden Hammond, Viola 334 Stevens St., Camden Hampton, Dorothy 108 Lawrence St., Camden Hasson, Martina 748 Donald Ave., Perth Amboy Hawn, Harvey 644 Dora St., New Smyrna, Fla. Hayes, Mary Jane, 104 Huntington Ave., New Brunswick Haynes, William 19 French St., Penns Grove Hertzog, Margaret . ... 14 Barnard Ave., Gloucester City Hohmann, Richard 300 Center St., Haddonfield Horner, Ruthanne . 8 Franklinville Rd., Swedesboro Hughes, Grace R. F. D. No. 1, Glassboro Hughes, Rodney Railroad Ave., Franklinville Ireland, James Unit 6- A, G.S.T.C., Glassboro Jackson, Philip 204 S. Seventh St., Vineland Jackson, Wilraa 126 Lapurre Ave., Magnolia Jobes, Jeanne 850 Haddon Ave., Camden Jones, Warren 48 Haddonfield Rd., Gibbsboro Keebler, Frank 32 Barnard Ave., Gloucester City Kinkier, George 223 Princeton Rd., Audubon Krohmer, Dorothy Sewell Rd., Barnsboro Kahlthau, Phyllis 34 Foch Ave., Milltown Kullmann, Lois 337 Delaware St., Woodbury Laspe, Frederick 832 N. 32nd St., Camden Lee, Joan 108 Smith St., Millville Lilley, William 6854 Clark Ave., Merchantville Lindley Joseph Lohbauer, Ervin 8235 Balfour Rd., Delair Lubin, Harry 3010 Kearsarge Rd., Camden Magee, Russell 201 White Horse Pike, Audubon Maiuri, Anne 134 Williams Ave., Hasbrauck Hgts. Mangino, Joanne 126 E. Roberts Ave., Wildwood Martin, Ida Mae Mauer, Sarah 130 E. Linden Ave., Collingswood Melnik, Olga 825 South Ave., Dunellen Miller, Donald State Teachers College, Glassboro Mills, Lillie Salem Ave., Thorofare Monk, Clarence 1040 Cooper St., Camden Montefusco, Ernest 2818 N. 22nd St., Phila., Pa. Morrison, James 41 Friends Ave., Haddonfield Morton, Ann 113 Pearl St., Mt. Holly Moser, Leslie 108 East Ave., Vineland Myers, Ronald S. East Ave., Wenonah McCord, Robert 209 N. Pearl St., Bridgeton McCorristin, Virginia 2 Harrison Ave., Millville McDonald, Joyce 326 Washington St., Camden McDuffie, Doris 1816 Hummock Ave., Atlantic City McGee, Ann Harrison Ave., Atco McKelvey, Emmy Lou 202 Main St., Lakewood McKissock, June 6 Wren Rd., Audubon Park Neary, Claire 505 Audubon Ave., Swedesboro Neblett, William 28 So. Lake St., Glassboro Newkirk, Evelyn 140 W. Centre St., Woodbury Newman, Henry 81 Railroad Ave., Pedricktown Nichols, Sara Rt. No. 2, Tuckahoe Rd., Williamstown O ' Donnell, Anne 109 Prospect Ave., Moorestown Odorisio, John 425 Beckett St., Camden Oldford, Thelma 513 Third Ave., Garwood O ' Neill, Andrew Columbia Ave., Laurel Spring Paolini, Evangeline . . 400 Taylor Ave., Collingswood Perna, Anthony Cemetary Ave., Hammonton Pontrantolfi, Natalie 308 Main St., Millbum Purcell, Janet 164 Ave. C, Bayonne Quigley, John Unit 3B, G.S.T.C., Glassboro Raab, Peter 805 Valley Rd., Perth Amboy Rahme, Conrad 151 E. Pine St., Audubon Ramborger, William Route No. 2, Bridgeton Rosen, Shirley 532 Grape St., Vineland Santo, Wilma Chestnut and Maple Ave., Phillipsburg Scheeper, Herma Clinton St., Clayton Schmid, Delphine 2431 Shore Rd., Northfield Schwartz, Shirley 1 Burlington PL, Radburn Sickler, Ann R, D. No. 1, Bridgeton Simpkins, Myra R. D. No. 2, Elmer Smith, Margaret 1111 New York Ave., Wildwood Stafford, Elayne White Horse Pike, Berlin Stewart, Edward Crawford Taylor, Bernice 1826 Columbus Ave., Neptune Taylor, PauJ 261 S. Davis Ave., Audubon Traski, Irene 245 Hamilton St., New Brunswick Treulsel, Charles 60 S. Thirtieth St., CamHen 96 Tronco, Salvatore 49 E. Kings Hwy., Audubon Turner, Frances, 215 N. New Jersey Ave., Atlantic City Wade, Margery 229 Noreg PL, Brooklawn Wasiski, Edward 1322 Thurman St., Camden Watkins, Thomas 301 Jefferson Ave., Woodbine Weingard, Elsie 1132 Collings Rd., Camden Weldon, Nancy 32 N. 23rd St., Kenilworth Adams, Carolyn 904 Shore Rd., Linwood Adams, Gloria 18 Stevens Rd., Belleville Albertson, Dolores 330 Wildwood Ave., Pitman Allen, John Woodstown Rd., Mullica Hill Amos. Gwendolin 3229 Gladwyn Ave., Pennsauken Angelone, Mary 97 Second Ave., Raritan Archbald, Alexandra 701 S. Second Ave., Hghland Park Arnold, Marjorie 328 Beechwood PI., Leonia Asselta, Anthony Ill Fenimore St., Vineland Augustsson, Edith 552 S. Sixth St., Camden Baier, Marjorie 115 Inlet Ave., Atlantic City Bailey, Lyndoll 13 Fairview Court, Camden Baker, Glenn State Colony, New Lisbon Barbiers, William 345 S. 27th St., Camden Barnard, Ronald Mine Mount Rd., Bernardsville Barrett, Edward 309 E. Wood St., Paulsboro Bauer, Jane 105 Atlantic St., Bridgeton Bauer, Jeanne 103 E. Wood St., Paulsboro Beatty, Joan 59 Leonard Ave., Atlantic Highlands Beaudet, Harry 3309 Highland Ave., Camden Bebbington, Dorothy . . 333 Spruce St., Maple Shade Becker, Julia 915 Park Ave., Vineland Bererle, Lois Main St., Hamburg Bello, Jean 1408 Argus Road, Fairview Berkshire, Ann 76 Magnolia Ave., Tenafly Birch, Alice R. F. D. No. 1, Asbury Park Boom, Norma 540 Park Ave., East Orange Bond, Robert West Oak Rds., Vineland Bortle, Frank West and Laurel, Vineland Bowman, Merritt 29 Branch Village, Camden Bradford, Harry 92 Magnolia Ave., Bridgeton Brandt, Ronald 76 Hampton St., Bridgeton Branon, Mary 612 Highland Terrace, Pitman Breslin, John 704 E. Main St., Millville Buchholtz, Johanna 28 E. 41st St., Bayonne Buist, Janet Cedar Lake East, Denville Bull, Barbara Main St., Succasumna Burkhardt, Shirley Mae 163 Glover Ave., Mt. Ephraim Burnett, Judith 78 N. Girard St., Woodbury Burrison, Marjorie 1130 Myrtle Ave., Plainfield Butler, Shirley 8421 Parke Ave., Pennsauken Butrus, George. . . .278 N. Missouri Ave., Atlantic City Buzby, Barbara Woodstown Camarota, Marlene, 31 Fairmount Ave., Atlantic City Carlino, Betty 142 W. Maple Ave., Bound Brook Carll. Margaret 217 Bank St., Bridgeton Winch, Dorothy 210 Reading Ave., Oaklyn Winchell, Marjorie 1074 E. Park Ave., Vineland Witte, Joan 231 Powers St., New Brunswick Wolfinger. James 129 N. 32nd St., Camden Woodburn, Marjorie 137 Atkinson Ave... Sommers Point Wooley, Zelma 561 Cedar Ave., W. Long Branch Zepper, Thomas 1497 Rose St., Camden Zimeski, Theresa 77 Anderson St., Raritan Carrington, Elizabeth ... 176 Branch Village, Camden Carroll, Ruth 304 Lincoln Ave., Paulsboro Casella, Grace Tomlin St., R. D., Mullica Hill Casseiro, John 23 Joseph St., South River Casey, Carol Main St., Tuckerton Chamberlain, Horace ... Chamberlain Rd., Oak Ridge Charlesworth, Irma, Stone Harbor Blvd., Cape May Court House Cherry, Barbara 117 Market St., Palmyra Ciarlante, Salvatore Laurel St., Landisville Ciuni, Norma 745 Park Ave., Collingswood Clarke, Constance 15 Berkley Rd., Paulsboro Clark, Dale 12 Summit St., East Orange Claxton, Bruce 15 Daisy PL, Tenafly Clenahan, Barbara 158 Elm St., Elizabeth Clifton, Carol Essex Rd., Essex Fells Cobb, Doris (Mrs.) 52 S. East Ave., Bridgeton Cogan, Clare 304 Lexington Ave., Pitman Colardeau, Joan 80 Cumberland Ave., Verona Conk, Barbara (Mrs.). 75 Marcellus Ave., Manasquan Conlin, William 1431 Crestmont Ave. Camden Connor, Ann 236 Midland Ave., River Edge Conover, Elaine 807 New York Rd., Absecon Constantine, Alvah Unit 6B, G.S.T.C. Glassboro Coombs, Mary R. D. No. 3, Main Rd., Millville Cooper, Grace 402 Almond St., Vineland Corallo, Joseph 172 Fetter Ave., Trenton Corbett, Edward Chestnut St., Glassboro Cowell, Charles 263 Bank St., Bridgeton Craig, Charles 77 N. Main St., Mullica Hill Crook, Elizabeth 23 Oriental Ave., Westmont Cummings, Dorothy 207 E. Willow St., Wenonah Dade, Jacqueline 310 N. Md. Ave., Atlantic City Dailey, Doris 6158 Wayne Ave.,. Pennsauken Dailey, Joan 240 Willow Ave., N. Plainfield D ' Ambrose, Albert 214 Plum St., Vineland Datz, William 25 High St., Mullica Hill Davis, David 209 Park way Ave., Trenton Davis, Jannette 142 McCelland Ave., Pitman Davis, Thomas Cumberland Ave., Estell Manor De Filippis, Kathleen 320 Quince St., Vineland De Flora, Marie 480 Westminister PL, Lodi De Fronza, Lorraine 180 Fairmount Ave., Newark Del Pidio, Antoinette 1873 S. 4th St., Camden Denneler, Mercy Route No. 25, Riverton De Vito, Theresa. 27 W. Greenway Ave., Pleasantville Diefendorf, Joan 110 Wesley Ave., Collingswood Student 2 d ectd u Diehl, Dolores W. Boulevard, Newfield Dill, Alta Marlboro Rd., Old Bridge Dodge, William Front St., Elmer Dorflinger, Shirley 59 Washington Ave., N. Plainfield Dougherty, Gertrude N. Delsea Dr., Franklinville Dougherty, John . . 2830 W. Dauphin St., Philadelphia Douglass, Donald 142 Wall St., Belvidere Doyle, Matthew 3039 Constitution Rd., Camden Drapinski, Claire 1468 S. 10th St., Camden Driher, Marilyn 55 Branch St., Mt. Holly Dukes, Laurel Dukes, Nancy Second St., Hancock ' s Bridge Ebert, Joan 520 First St., Palisades Park Edgar, William 100 E. Holly Ave., Pitman Edwards, Valdemare 69 East Ave., Bridgeton Eggert, Marion 3 W. Buttonwood St., Wenanoh Eldrige, Jean R. D. No. 2, Box 168, Woodstown Elsholz, Carl 746 Wright Ave., Camden Elvins, Hubbert . . .43 White Horse Pike, Hammonton Emerson, Sarah 320 Pine St., Millville Emons, Harriet 35 Center St., Elmer Ennis, Anna 122 Washington Ave., Pitman Entenmann, Marilyn . .23-17 Berkshire Rd., Fairlawn Erbe, Joseph 310 Ludlow Ave., Spring Lake Estelle, Dolores No. 9, Fifth St., Lakewood Fague, Donald 16 Massachusetts Ave., Erlton Falciani, Lucy Harding Highway, Newfield Fash, Arlene 100 Florence Ave., Denville Finger, Louisa 28 Railroad Ave., Gloucester City Finlayson, Jean 97 Poplar St., Penns Grove Fisher, Gloria S. Barber Ave., Woodbury Fisher, Marylu 36 Cleveland Rd., Caldwell Florin, Roberta 17 Rosedale Ave., Morris Plains Fogletto, Johanna 20 N. Second, Hammonton Fowler, Nancy 121 N. Woodbury Rd., Pitman Fox, Patricia 19 W. Fourteenth St., Ocean City Fuller, Ruth 1023 Cooper St., Camden Fulton, Merle 201 Washington Ave., Chatham Francioni, Lorraine . . 212 Bridlemere Ave., Interlaken Gandy, Dolores 202 N. 7th St., Millville Gandy, Louise Shore Rd., Palermo Garrison, Barbara, 221 Mechanic St., Cape May Court House Garton, Gus 401 N. 5th St., Millville Gebhardt, Helen, 128 White Horse Pike, W. Collinswood Giampietro, Joan 98 S. West Ave., Bridgeton Giberson, Ronald, 124 E. Edgewater Ave., Pleasantville Goffredi, Alice Willow St., Landisville Goldbaum, Paula 285 Renner Ave., Newark Gotshalk, Leslie 2569 Baird Boulevard, Camden Gould, Leona 812 Chestnut St., Camden Gourley, John 1518 Bay Ave., Ocean City Gowen, Gloria 73 Patterson St., New Brunswick Gray, Gilda 457 Mantua Ave., Paulsboro Griffith, Carol 57 Thornview Court, Vineland Grimm, Janet 15 Canterbury Lane, Westfield Grippaldi, Charles 64 Monmouth Rd., Oakhurst Guldbrandsen, Frances 440 Atlantic Ave., Clayton Gryniak, Dorothy Ann P. O. Box 487, New Market Hackney, Oscar D 14 E. Tenth St., Ocean City Haegele, George 428 N. Broadway, Pitman Hagaman, Norma . 403 Wellington Ave., Haddonfield Haines, Joan Lake Garrison, Monroeville Halter, Evelyn R. D. No. 1, Bridgeton Hand, Lois 213 Villa Nova Rd., Glassboro Hann, William 47 N. Delsea Dr., Glassboro Harnick, Jean Almonesson Rd., Blackwood Harris, Dolores Baring 1126, Camden Hartman, Thomas 238 Broad St., Gibbstown Harvey, E. Louise North Church St., Moorestown Hawkins, Argenia 413 Woodbury Rd., Jericho Head, Helene White Horse Pike., Elm Heffelfinger, Janet 3090 Mickle St., Camden Henderson, Louise 419 Stevens St., Burlington Henderson, Ruth 51 Yaule St., Burlington Hicks, Ruth 1909 Magellan Ave., Atlantic City Hoff, Carl 61 West Ave., Pitman Hoff, Doris 418 Hale St., Pennington Hollingshed, Marjorie 44 W. Clinton Ave., Oaklyn Holmquist, Greta 5 Wellington PI., Westwood Hooks, Gracie 7822 Park Ave., Pennsauken Home, Norma Old Shore Rd., Erma, Cape May Horsman, Carolyn 20 Pollard Rd., Mountain Lakes Hover, Frank 112 Wesley Rd., Ocean City Huffe, John 7232 Hudson Blvd., North Bergen Hurley, Gloria 18 Lakewood Rd., Manasquan Hutzley, Robert 2943 Royden St., Camden Ides, Cornelia 207 Delaware St., Woodbury Jackson, Evelyn 739 Kaighn Ave., Camden Jaggard, Frank 36 Grant St., Deep Water Jenkins, Thomas Magnolia Rd., Vineland Jernoska, Mary 1114 Spruce St., Paulsboro Johns, Charlotte 166 S. Main St., Wharton Johnson, Diane 315 South Ave., Bridgeton Jones, Martha Pershing Dr., Glassboro Jones, Richard Pine Ave., Blackwood Jones, William 19 Cypress Ave., Gloucester City Kephart, Lillian Lona Lake Rd., Franklinville Kephart , Wilmer Lona Lake Rd., Franklinville Kiaessig, Johanna 103 Senior St., New Brunswick Knappman, Blanche 159 Eutaw Ave., Camden Knight, Barbara 52 Harrison Ave., Earlton Knoeppel, Carol 511 Second St., Palisades Park Knuettel, Lieselotte 1138 Falls Terrace, Union Kollmeier, Clifford 319 N. Main St., Glassboro Kovach, John 119 Jefferson Ave., Stratford Kresge, Charles 716 Collins Ave., W. Collingstown Krohmer, Dorothy Sewell Rd., Barnsboro Kuhn, Mary Lee 116 N. 3rd Ave., Pleasantville Kushner, William 1221 Langham Ave., Camden Lake, Doris 20 E. Reading Ave., Camden Lamborne, Margaret Union St., Mantua Lanning, Earl 832 N. 32nd St., Camden La Tarre, Frances 727 Cherry St., Vineland Lee, Mabel Davis St., Jericho Levi, Marjorie 185 N. Main St. Pleasantville Lewis, Robert 28 Central Ave., Blackwood Lindley, Joseph 717 N. 8th St., Camden Lirio, John 902 New Pear St., Vineland Livingston, Marion .. 45 Barnes Dr., Ridgefield Park n JL Student bisiectosuf Lohbauer, Ervin 476 N. 35th St., Camden Longinotti, Leona Terry Rd., Bridgeport Lore, Miriam Main St., New Port Luba, Anne Woodport Rd., Lake Mohawk, Sparta Lucas, Emily 308 London Ave., Egg Harbor Lucca, Josephine 239 First Rd., Hammonton Lucchese, Peter 303 E. Atlantic Ave., Haddon Heights Lynch, Bernard 142 Vine St., Bridgeton Marsicano, Marlene 52 Oak Ave., Metuchen Martin, Charity 301 Chews Landing Rd., Haddonfield Matrona, Mary Jane 426 Quince St., Vineland Matthews, Charlotte Bonnie Born Rd., Watchung Matthews, Helen 75 Depew St., Dumont, Merrill, Walter 15 Woodlawn Ave., Cranford Metzler, Barbara 143 E. Cliff St., Somerville Michaeles, Dolores 88 S. P.earl St., Bridgeton Mick, Betty Ann 2239 49th St., Merchantville Miller, Jeanne 250 South St., Eatontown Miller, Mirabel 531 Bowling Green, Moorestown Miller, Ruth 343 Lincoln St., Phillipsburg Milner, Joanne 501 Bergen St., Gloucester City Mirenda, Charles 26 S. Lake St., Glassboro Mitchell, Florence Glassboro Rd., Williamstown Mitchell, Joseph 57 Lupont, Gibbstown Mohrman, Donald Delsea Drive, Glassboro Montefusco, Ernest 2818 N. 22nd St., Phila., Pa. Mood, Amy Ewan and Bridgeton Park Rd., Ewan Moore, Edna Warwick Rd., Lawnside Moore, Lois 19 E. Academy St., Clayton Moore, Wilton 118! . Atkins Ave., Neptune Morris, Annabelle, Hoes Lane, R. F. D. No. 2, New Brunswick Morris, Marie. . . .88 Clay St., Milltown, New Brunswick Morris, William 184 East Ave., Bridgeton Morrison, Eileen Delsea Dr., Delmont Morrison, James 41 Friends Ave., Haddonfield Morton, Ann 113 Pearl St., Mt. Holly Mott, Jane 4 Malan Ave., Berlin Moy, Christina 827 Broadway, Camden Mulligan, Patricia 45 Howard St., Vineland Mullin, Charles 210 Spruce St., Audubon Mullin, Frank 210 Spruce St., Audubon Myers, Elizabeth 113 S. East Ave., Wenonah Myers, Ronald 113 S. East Ave., Wenonah McAfee, Frances White Horse Park, Kirkwood McAllister, Alice 208 Virginia Ave., Audubon McAllister, Hope 22 Patton Dr., Bloomfield McBride, Alexander 149 E. 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Thomas St., Metuchen O ' Neil, Andrew Columbia Ave., Laurel Springs O wens, Donald Jr. 401 Elm Ave., Pitman Oxenford, Nancy 813 Grove St., Point Pleasant Palmer, Elizabeth 910 Grand St., Asbury Park Patterson, Arthur 309 Center St., Haddonfield Patterson, James 180 Taylor Ave., Neptune Paolini, Evangeline 400 Taylor Ave., Collingswood Peacock, Elizabeth N. Main St., Bamsboro Pedersen, Betty May, Asbury Rd., English Creek, Mays Landing Peluro, Jo Anne 535 Park Dr., Vineland Penman, Patricia, 3500 Winchester Ave., Atlantic City Penton, Jeanne 843 High St., Mt. Holly Perini, Doris 351 Warren St., Phillipsburg Perone, Catherine . . 785 Mountain Ave., Bound Brook Perrine, Ruth River Rd., New Brunswick Pfarrer, June 114 E. Webster Ave., Roselle Park Pfaus, Sandra 646 Broadway, Long Branch Philipona, Janet 324 Laurel Ave., Pitman Pierce, George 2 Delta PL, Atlantic City Piatt, Phyllis 21 S. 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Second St., Bound Brook Rix, Henry 15 Marston PI., Montclair Rockefeller, Claire Box 575, Denville Rode, Annabel 15 Rd., A-l, Audubon Park Roesch, Joan Cologne Ave., Egg Harbor Rosen, Irivin 637 Pear St., Vineland Ross, Alice 105 Cochran St., Whitesboro Ross, Ernestine 105 Cochran St., Whitesboro Roth, Jean Hooton Rd., Moorestown Ruefer, Janet 889 Virgil Ave., Ridgefield Rulon, Gloria 10 Cardinal Court, Audubon Park Ruskin, Helen East Ave., Clayton Russi, Grace 61 Orchard St., Somerville Sadler, Rhoda Charlestown Ave., Lawnside Salati, Lee Arlington Ave., Berlin Samit, Jack Delsea Dr., Franklinville Sarnese, Lillian 115 Inlet Ave., Atlantic City Saul, Janet Rosemont Ave., Newfield Sayre, Catherine Delsea Dr., Franklinville Sayre, Janice Delsea Dr., Franklinville Scarsella, Dorothy S. Brewster Rd., Vineland Scharle, Theodore 214 S. Le Cato Ave., Audubon Schiattarella, Annita 406 Jerusalem Rd., Scotch Plains Schomp, Barbara 827 Floral Ave., Elizabeth Schultz, Janet Clayton Ave., Williamstown Schust, Ruth 218 University Blvd., Glassboro 99 Student Sciarrotta, Emily 568 Perry St., Trenton Scull, Elizabeth 4 Wayne Ave., Bridgeton Sevastak, George 904 Raymere Ave., Wanamassa Shaerer, Paul W. Academy St., Glassboro Shaw, Sara 301 Swarthmore Rd. Glassboro Shrimpton, Jeanne 14 Holland Ave., Demarest Shuster, Stewart 610 Broad St., Gibbstown Sillery, Barbara 80 Columbia Ave., Grant wood Silvers, Margery Whitebridge St. Marlton Simkins, Mary Canhouse Rd., Elmer Simmill, Carolyn 2000 Marconi Rd., Belmar-Wall Simonin, Janet 149 Olive St., Westville Sims, Margaret W. Atlantic Ave., Laurel Springs Skow, Barbara ... 704 Bordentown Ave., South Amboy Slade, Pauline 60 Maple St., Rugherford Slavoff, Harriet 36 Center St., Elmer Smiley, Joan 309 Sherwood Ave., Gloucester City Smith, Patricia . . Linden and Lowell St., Lindenwood Smith, Sarah 113 N. Wissahickon Ave., Ventnor Snelgrove, Thomas 32 James St., Mt. Ephriam Snodgrass, Janet 181 East Ave., Pitman Sooy, Margaret . 942 Chambers St., Gloucester City Spallone, Carmella 901 N. Eighth St., Camden Sparks, Kathryn . . .42 N. Railroad Ave., Pedricktown Stanford, Jacqueline .. 33 East Clinton Ave., Tenafly Stanwood, Lois 434 Cedar Lane, River Vale Steffens, Virginia 1 Cherry Lane, Caldwell Stevens, Dorothy Sycamore Ave., Eastontown Still, Janet 521 4th St., Palmyra Stine, Fred 512 Howard St., Millville Stines, Lois Ashley Ave., Brielle Stites, Patricia 231 S. 4th St., Millville Storck, Ruth 303 Lippincott Ave., Maple Shade Streeter, Janice 714 Peach St., Vineland Subotich, Michael 223 Market St., Perth Amboy Sutphen, Anne 14 Madison St., Princeton Snivery, Irene Evesham Ave., Ashland Taylor, Gloria 743 Walnut St., Camden Thompson Herbert N. Randolph Ave., Riverton Thornborrow, Esther Main Rd. Burns Ave., Millville Throckmorton, Barbara 304 W. Garfield Ave., Wildwood Timberman, Benjamin 309 Salem St., Elmer Timko, Dorothy 614 Carson Ave., Perth Amboy Todaro, Nathan 26 N. Poplar St., Glassboro Tonkin, Donald Tranquility Rd., Andover Tozour, Dorothy 224-21st St., Avalon Trainor, Rosalind 320 New Jersey Ave., Union Trucano, Elinor 731 East Ave., Vineland Turner, Joan 228 W. Wyoming Ave., Absecon Tursi, Dolores 578 Clinton St., Camden Ulrich, Donald 49 Mt. Vernon Ave., Pitman Utter, Faith 50 W. Union Turnpike, Wharton Van Dryne, Jeannete Parish Dr., Mountain View Van Dyke, Anne 3021 Fairmount Ave., Atlantic City Van Liew, Edna 78 Lawrence Ave., Highland Park Vasile, Natalie 527 Cleveland Ave., Rivervale Vincent, Blance 12 E. Barber Ave., Woodbury Visceglia, James 1611 Mt. Ephraim Ave., Camden Wade, Barbara 14 Columbia Ave., Vineland Wagner, Charles. . . 1277 New Merriman Rd., Camden Waldman, Marcia 2 S. 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