Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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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.

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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.

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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.