Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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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

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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.

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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.