Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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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.

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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.

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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