Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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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.

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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.

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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 —