Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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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.

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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

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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.