Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

f952 Oci We dedicate our lives. We dedicate our whole selves, not that part which we can give most freely. We express gratefulness for the tender care during our young lives. We remember the useless moments of indecision solved by parental love. We give thankfulness for the security of a home to which we return. We dedicate unselfish guidance to the ultimate goal of successful achievement and happiness. We dedicate our waste of those things which our loved ones have spent years to achieve for us. We dedicate these failures because we remember them and in years to come we will try to do better. It is to the parents who loved us, helped, punished, and struggled for us that we dedicate these things. We tie our failures with a word. We tie our failures with knowledge. We can only say that now we know, then we didn ' t. To our parents we dedicate each page of our learning here at college. 2 You are Freshmen here, he said. We know only that you have pledged yourselves to the light of the path of children. The power is yours to keep that pledge. The power is yours to fulfill your promise. You have finished your first year here, he told us. It is your second pledge to do better than your best; renew all efforts and reward those who show faith in you. You have reached the halfway mark, he said. ' The strength of success and the scorch of failure builds your house of experiences. Now you know better. Your light is beginning to shine and the world ' s children begin to follow you. And the children do follow. We are proud to know, as we have fulfilled our promise, that our light is sharp and without flicker. It is eternal. But what is this voice that tells us of ourselves? To whom does this voice belong It is the voice of one to whom we dedicate our book of the pathway to children. It is the voice of one who has taken time to believe in us, to offer a helping hand in a steep climb to a fulfillment. Now he is leaving us. We must go separate ways. But we will meet again in every problem and every happiness. We dedicate our light of education to Dr. Bunce without whose guiding hand and utmost confidence our climb would have seemed an eternity and our successes marked by failure. 4 Taught to the tune of a hickory stick I was your bashful barefoot beau You were my gal in ca You wrote on my slate When we were a coupl I IIHWUHIWIW n V Mildred Adams, Ed.M. Instructor in Demonstration School, Handicapped Children 1 Lester M. Bunce, M.A. Instructor in Social Studies J. W. Carey. Ed.M. Assistant Professor of Art Esther M. Bovard, M.A. Assistant Professor of English Estelle Carlson, M.A. Assistant Professor of Economics Florence Dare Boyd, M.A. Assistant Professor of Music Nellie M. Campbell. Ph.D. Professor of Education Mary Colvey, B.S. Assistant Instructor in Physical Education Marvin C. Creamer, M.S. Instructor in Social Studies Anna K. Garretson, M.S. Assistant Professor of Education George W. Haupt, Ph.D. Professor of Science Dora McElwain Lawrence, M.A. Associate Professor of English Claire Lockey, A.M. Instructor in Demonstration School Robert H. McCobb, A.B. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Marion L. Little, Ed.D. Professor of Education Director of the Children ' s Clinic Leonard Mancuso, M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Science Francis G. Peacock, M.A. Instructor of Social Studies W. Clark Pfleeger, M.A. Instructor, Music Evelyn M. Reade, M.A. Assistant Professor Health and Phys. Ed. Hazel F. Saindon, M.A. Instructor, Demonstration School 4 r i John B. Sangree, M.A. Associate Professor Science Samuel F. ' Porch, Jr., M.A. Instructor, Health and Phys. Ed. % — II I ' r i Margaret N. Rieck, M.A. I nstructor,. Demonstration School Elizabeth G. Tohill, M.A. Assistant Professor of English Par+henia J. Vandermark, M.A. Assistant Professor of Art Frieda Vidaver, M.A. Instructor in Dennonstration School John A. Visceglia, M.A. Assistant Professor of Education L m Harold F. Wilson, Ph. D. Professor of Social Studies Dept. Eleanor Wi+chell, B.A. Instructor in Demonstration School Samuel E. Witchell, M.A. Assistant Professor of Social Studies Seymour G. Winans, M.S. ' Dean of Instruction Helen G. Wright. M.A. Associate Professor of Social Studies if Roland A. Esbjorson, M. of P. Ed. Professor of Health Education Florence E. Sellers, M.A. Assistant Librarian Dorothy Hammond, M.A. Librarian, Assistant Professor Ora Lee Everts, M.A. Assistant Professor of Education Principal of Demonstration School Susan Hill Food Service Director 16 17 SEPTEMBER Sun M«n Tu W«il Thu 7 14 21 28 Greetings G.S .T.C. . . . newcomers Mr. Creamer, Nurse Wernii, Miss Boczkowski . . . President ' s Reception ... 30 day cul- tures ... all college picnic . . . Nurse Bry- son . . . Miss Colvey ... as senior . . . responsible teaching. NOVEMBER That memorable Freshman trip . . . night visit from Notional Aggies pranksters . . . Thanksgiving vacation . . . preliminary stu- dent teaching . . . trip to Texaco . . . posing 18 Second semester of our college life . . . prom of Medford Lokes . . . forewell to occelerofed students . . . our finol semester before receiving the B.S. . . . girls ' Intra- murol bosketboll going great. FEBRUARY Sun Mon Tu« Junior Week . . . prom at Deighon ' s . . . first of Glassboro ' s musical comedies . . . representatives to Eastern States Confer- ence . . . beautiful snow-bound campus . . . the wearing of the green. MARCH (un Mm Tu« 2 9 16 30 News of resurfacing of the parking lot . . . Spring Concert by students and alumni . . . K.P. preliminary student-teaching . . . base- ball ' s thrills and disappointments . . . Easter vacation. APRI L 5urt M«rt Tot W«d Thu Sad departure of well-loved Mr. Campbell . . . outdoor biology trips . . . studying the campus greens . . . free periods spent at neighboring lakes . . . inveigling teachers into classes on the lawn . . . plagued by Spring Fever. M AY Sufi Man W d Thu fri 3 10 IT 19 7 I Mary Elizabeth Angelone Raritan ' s petite package to G.S.T.C. . . . Ange . . . Belle-Aire Chevy . . . Fingers that flatter the keyboard . . . blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . Aba Daba twin . . . Junior Assembly . . One of the K.P. ' s . . . A.C.E. . . . Yearbook staff . . . orchestra . . . Let ' s go down the shore . . . Test? . . . What test? I I . . . converted Giant fan . . . beaming smile . . . always eating but no results ... a Florida trip in Junior year. Marjorie J. Arnold Margie . . . Leonia . . . Section Vice Pres. 2 years . . . A.C.E, . . . Hey Pidgeon! . . . photogenic smile . . . Rabbit in Soph, assembly . . . Fifl . . . Summer pastime lifeguarding . . . always smiling . . . easy going . . . willing to help at all times . . . those big brown eyes . . . What does that mean? . . . good worker. I ' s ■ ' I Norma Jeanne Boom Norm . . . Hails from East Orange . . . Trcnsfer from Centenary Junior College in Hackettstown . . . always willing to help others . . . good voice . . . likes to sing . . . good sport . . . A.C.E. . . . clinic for handicapped children . . . Glee Club . . . will make a good teacher. 20 Theresa A. DeVlto Terri . . . conies from Pleasantville . . . Fun to be with . . . Friendly . . . Good sense of fi umor . . . Dean ' s List . . . Glee Club . . . F.T.A. . . . A.C.E. . . . likes to sing and skate . . . dependable ... Dr. Mc- Cobb ' s left hand . . . Where ' s Jo? . Yearbook StaFf . . . Oh, come on now let ' s be serious. . . Tops as a teacher. 21 Sarah Eliza Emerson Hails from Milville . . . does a good job in whatever she attempts . . . friendly . . . It makes me so mad . . . Glee Club . . . Ceramics . . . Vice-president of A.C.E. . . . conscientious worker . . , her sincerity will carry her far. Marilyn Entenmonn Fairlown . . . Active member of Senior Class . . . Cheerleader . . . Social Affairs President . . . Who ' s Who Junior and Senior Year . . . one time undertaker ' s assistant . . . keeps ' m laughing . . . Vim and Vigor plus . . . hillbilly music . . . Cream on everything she eats . . . We could make believe . . . Got a letter from Aunt Belle. Roberta A. Florin Bertie . . . Morris Plains . . . Freshman and Junior assembly . . . A.C.E. . . . Cera- mics . . . smile for everyone . . . spontaneous giggle . . . sweet winning way . . . per ' blue eyes . . . blond hair . . . usually seen with Claire . . . It ' s Three O ' clock In the Morning. 22 Shirley Hemp Accelerated student . . . ' 53 ' % loss, ' 52 ' s gain . . . studen t council three years . , . Vice-president of same . . . F.T.A. . . . Awards Club . . . participant in all sports . . . Dormitory Council . . . Secretary of W.A.A. . . . A.C.E. . . . packed her three years with activities and fun . . , Those great big beautiful eyes . . . Tied the knot with Bill in December , . . Well liked by all. 23 Mary Jane Grim Janie . . . Westfield . . . transfer from Centenary Junior College, Hackettstown . . . Glee Club . . . A.C.E. . . . Long remem- bered in Junior Class assembly . . . Let ' s harmonize . . . pretty blond tresses . . . infectious laughter ... a friend to few, but a friend for life : . . It ' s hideous . . . Yearbook Staff . . . The sunshine of her smile. right time. Dolores Harris Camden gal . . . came to us from College of South Jersey . . . detests homework . . . extensive wardrobe . . . check the hair styl- ing . . . majoring in pinocle . . . captivat- ing smile . . . famous saying Big Turkey. Janet Marion Hand Bridgeton gal . . . dainty and petite . . . pleasing personality . . . seldom without Lorraine . . . You ' re awfully cute . . . Link in Mr. Esbey ' s chain in the clinic . . . Vice-Pres. F.T.A. . . . Secretary A.C.E. . . . Dramatic Club . . . Ceramic Club . . . basketball . . . volleyball . . . well dressed . . . noted for saying the right thing at the Ann Connor Turner Anns . . . formerly of River Edge . . . now that little opartment on Delsea Drive, Gloss- boro . . . Whit Staff . . . A.C.E. . . . assem- bly committee . . . literary staff of ' 52 Oak . . . clinic . . . remembered as Regino in junior assembly . . . ability with brush and pen . . . liked by all, really known by few. Claire Rockefeller Denvilie Lakes . . . transfer from Virginia Intermonf . . . nice voice . . . Cheerleader two years ... Jr. Assembly . . . A.C.E. . . . blond tresses . . . athletic . . . modern dance enthusiast , , . usually seen with Bertie . . . seemingly quiet . . . deep sin- cerity is on admirable asset of Claire ' s. Janet Bulst HInkel Tall, slender and graceful . . . has that artistic touch . . . loyal senior I . . . A.C.E. . . . Ceramics Club . . . basketball and volleyball . . . F.T.A. . . . always willing to help . . . sweet personality makes her well loved by all . . . four years with the same roommate . . . always ready with a giggle . . . Fridays find her hurrying home to hubby Walt. 25 Il ' s. Lois Jane Beierle Jane . . . Hails from Hamburg . . . active worker in the A.C.E. . . . volleyball . . . basketball . . . F.T.A. . . . always looks neat . . . Hospitality Committee two years . . , Sophomore prom committee . . . good helper in Esby ' s clinic . . . Doesn ' t any- one want to buy some cards? . . . will make a good teacher. V Bette B. Carlino Bette . . . All the world ' s o stage . . . Whit Staff four years . . . Dramatic Club . . . A.C.E. . . . Assembly Committee . . . clinic . . . He ' s such a doll . . . effer- vescent personality . . . enthusiasm in all endeavors . . . known for managing of class assemblies . . . monologues ... al- ways laughing . . . short black hair . . . Literary Editor of yearbook . . . It ' s strictly platonic. Lorraine De Fronzo Newark . . . found in the center of many class activities . . . A.C.E. Honorable men- tion . . . Alice in Sophomore land . . . sweet and petite . . . hair that falls just so . . . attractive clothes . . . sports enthusi- ast!?) . . . loves to eat . . . escapade on the fire escape. 26 X. p. E. Barbara Knight Bobbie . . . dependable ond hardworl - ing , . . always time for a hearty lough . . . o K.P. ond a loyal A.C.E. member . . . commutes from Eriton . . . Yearbook typist , Secretary-Treasurer G.S.T.C. and Alumni Camping Association . . . o swell gal. Johanna Klaessig Jo . . . New Brunswick . . . late to bed, late to rise . . . extensive wardrobe . . . Glee Club . . . melodious voice(?) . . . Did the mail come yet? . . . never still . . . notural curly hair . . . scatter-brain . . . helpful committee member ... a cheer to be near. Margaret Lamborne ' Peggie s a sweet girl . . , helpful and capable . . . artistic ... a K.P. . . . Junior Week General Chairman ... a wonderful job. Peg . . . red hair and a sunny smile . . . she ' ll tease you like mad. 27 Jeanne Miller Freehold . . . volleyball enthusiast . . . basketball . . . hockey . . . coaxes the ForcJ home every weekend . . . spends much time roller skating and horseback riding . . . long and lanky . . . terrific pantomime in Jr. Assembly . . . pug nose . . . levis . . . nice to know. Anno Mary Nannini Ann . . . Red Bank . . . conscientious worker . . . one of the better K.P. ' s . . . Dean ' s List . . . usually seen in the library with Ruth . . , dependable efficent in a classroom . . . What time are you leaving Jeanne . . . radiant smile . . . nice to know. Ruth Elaine Perrine Ruthie . . . New Brunswick . . . sweet, likeable manner . . . fun to be with . . . A.C.E. President . . . Social Affairs two years . . . volleyball . . . basketball . . . conscientious ... a fine teacher ... a smile for everyone . . . sincerity is her ' s . . . musical giggle ... I think it ' s a riot. 28 Alice Marie Ross Senior ll ' s proudly claim this Whiteboro miss as their own . . . participates in basket- ball, volleyball, Softball, speedball, and hockey , . . A.C.E. . . . dormitory council . . . Treasurer of same . . . Awards Club . . . Student Welfare Committee . . . Glee Club . . . she can make anyone smile . . . sweet personality . . . love that giggle. Grace Russi Russ . . . life of the party . . . born comedian . . . organizer deluxe . . . known for that husky voice . . . three years with the same woman . . . happy-go-lucky . . . ardent Giant fan . . . sports minded . . . volleyball . . . student council . . . Dormitory Council . . . A.C.E. . . . F.T.A. . . . Student Welfare and Hospitality Committee . . . knowing Russ is the nicest thing that can happen to anyone! Carolyn Rachel Simmil Known to all as Perky . . . four years varsity cheerleader . . . pert, peppy, always on the job . . . captain of the cheering squad . . . Women ' s Dormitory Council . . . clinic . . . literary staff of the yearbook . . . personality . . . ready laugh . . . spark of enthusiasm in the class of ' 52 . . . not one to be forgotten . . . popularity belongs to Perky . . . Belmor . . . volleyball . . . basketball . . . softball . . . Oh, for gosh sokes! . . . The Snow Ball Dance. 29 Barbara Sillery Bobbie . . . Cliffside Park . . . red hair envy of all . . . pleasant disposition . . . accelerated student . , . never a dull moment with Bobbie around . . . unique clothes . . . great friend . Ruth Amelia Storck Ruth comes to us from Maple Shade . . . majoring in kindergarten-primary . . . conscientious worker in all fields . . . A.C.E. . . . lover of music . . . Orchestra and Glee Club . . . pleasing smile . . . sparking blue eyes . . . friendly and cooperative ... a definite asset to the teaching profession. Barbara Jean Wade Calls Vinelond home . . . A.C.E. . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . F.T.A. . . . Esby ' s Clinic . . . known as a good secretary and treas- urer . . . quiet sweet manner . . . loyal K.P. . . . Social Affairs Committee . . . commuter . . , usually found buzzing with Anna and Ruth . . . liked by all. 30 Seacw I IPs Margaret Carll Morgie hoils from Bridgeton . . . Section President . . . Awards Club . . . Woofer . . . effervescent personality . . . o very sweet girl . . . Softball manager, 3 years . . . favorite pastime reading . . . I ' ll pincfi you . . . o true friend . . . twinkling eyes . . . remains neutral in arguments. I Edith Augustsson A great asset to the class . . . industrious . . . Eastern States Conference delegate . . . friendly . . . Dean ' s List . . . beautiful eyes ... a fine sense of humor . . . ploys the piano . . . always on the go . . . Junior Class Vice-President . . . yearbook . . . liked by all . . . happiness to one who deserves the best. Julia Becker Warfield Took the title of Mrs. in August . . . Secre- tary of the Future Teachers of America . . . quiet manner . . . neat dresser . , . petite . . . always willing to help ... a knack for housekeeping . . . much happiness should come to the Worfields In the future. 31 Adelaide Dale Clark West Orange . . . anything purple . . . born leader . . . President, Secretary of W.A.A. . . . Dorm Council . . . Awards Club . . . sports editor of yearbook . . . seen whizzing around in Chevy . . . beauti- ful eyes . . . Let ' s live a little . . . jazz unlimited . . . Orchestra . . . Never to be forgotten. Claire Cogan Davis Who ' s the redhead? . . . that Cogie . . . whoops, 1 mean Davis . . . fiery disposition to match . . . summer of ' 51 changed name . . . active participant in all college sports . . . Awards Club memi er . . . a lively addition to any team . , infectious giggle . . . cut up . . . lovely voic ; . . . avid reader . . . Pitman now Barnsboio. Antoinette De Pidio Camden ' s contribution to the Atomic Age . . . Camera bug . . . the dark eyed pixie . . . W.A.A. Banquet two years . . . Fresh- men, Junior Prom Committee . . . Finance committee one year . . . Student Weltare committee . . . Public Relations committee . . . Hospitality committee . . . Awards Club . . . dislikes homework . . . skee- weet. 32 Joan Alma Ebert Joanie ' s always all a twitter . . . bubbling . . . enthusiastic . . . beautiful complexion . . . rosy cheeks , . . home is PolisacJes Park . . . the far north . . . Oh my gosh, I ' ll never get that done ... a good worker . . . willing and reliable . . . sports partici- pant . . . ceremics— also. Marion Helen Eggert Mirandy . . . hails from Wenomah . . . commuted 4 years . . . reliable and sincere . . . loyal to Glee Club four terms . . . represented 3 ' s on Student Welfare . . . pretty smile ... oh that blush . . . willing with a helping hand. Gloria Ann Fisher Woodbury ' s prima donna . . . basketball ace . . . prom committee 49-50 . . . Hospi- tality Committee . . . good student . . . winning smile . . . cream of Glee Club for four years . . . Famous last words-. 1 don ' t believe it. 33 Greta Holmquist Petite, blue-eyed blonde , . . came to us in ' 51 from Bergen Jr. College . . . translates Mr. Esby ' s Swedish . . . lives a stone ' s throw from N. Y. in Westwood . . . active member of Bible Study Group . . . ceramics, archery . . , loves children . . . will make a good teacher . . . sincere and genuine. Charlotte Matthews Watchung ' s pride and joy . . . the witty one . . . check Matthews . . . working furi- ously on yearbook . . . don ' t rush me . . . She has a car! . . . levis . . . note the poker face . . . born teacher . . . twinkle in her eye . . . strictly tailored . . . soft shoe. Ruth Miller Ruthie . . . Phillipsburg ' s contribution to the profession . . . always gets homework done . . . sports enthusiast . . . quiet winning smile . . . Quiet girls. . . . study hour . . . likes chocolate ice cream. 34 Marion Agnes Randall Don ' t let the sober expression fool you, it ' s subject to a quick change . . . excells in sports . . . likes to practice her extensive vocabulary . . . can depend on her for a witty remark in any situation , . . flaunts an air of dignity? . . . Now you know good and well. Lois Moore A tall attractive blonde from Clayton . . . Vice President of Awards Club . . . always laughing . . . stylish clothes . . . varsity Hockey, Basketball, and Softball . . . jovial disposition ... no brakes on car? . . . squeaky . . . loves the beach . . . tall dark men. Marie Morris Militown ' s pride and joy . . . Yearbook com- mittee . . . check the winter sunton , . . elaborate wardrobe . . . watch out Marie the Britcians are coming . . . note the peals of laughter . . . sparkling eyes reveal vivaciousness . . . Sympathetic manner. 35 Glorya Wray Reynolds Asbury Park . . . orchestra . . . Glee Club . . . Social Affairs Committee . . . Glass- boro ' s blue-eyed beauty . . . tall . . . Information please . . . Enjoys oranges in the closet . . . F. T. A. . . . Yearbook . . . big kidder, better tripper ... to know her is to love her. Carmella Barbara Spallone A B.S. in June ... on ambition fullfilled . . . sings the commuter ' s Blues . . . tried every known form of transportation . . . bar walking . . . gets a big kick out of school fun . . . excellent clothes sense . . . on artistic touch . . . singing?— well that ' s another thing . . . Barbara mastered the Star Spangled Banner . . . often arrived past the 8:30 bell . . . may the future be good to you. Janet Lorraine Still Most dramatic , . . oh, those facial expres- sions . . . hair stylist . . . ever try talking without your hands, Janet? ... all of her small frame is full of activity . . . sports enthusiast . . . when roll is called we often find Janet missing . . . there were many happenings. 36 Audrey D. Warren The college artist from Long Branch . . . Assembly Committee . . . sings beautifully . . . Glee Club, 4 years . . . liked by all because of her pleasing personality . . , Oh! that laugh . . . meticulous . . . promises to be a fine teacher. Anne Elizabeth Sutphen Annie lived 4 years in town . . . weekends? . . . Princeton bound . . . proud of her home town . . . notch ... a proficient knitter and a shutter bug . . . Photography Club 2 years . . . eyes crinkle up when she laughs . . . count on Ann to keep calm in rough waters . . . homework drives her to the library magazine rack ... a sweet gal. Patricia G. Stites Pat hails from Millville . . . lovely to look at, charming to know . . . Member of Womens Dormitory Council, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Whit Staff, F.T.A. . . . Being an all-round girl Pat also played hockey and speedboll . . . Will be long remem- bered for her sweet singing voice . . , quiet unassuming manner . . . Delightful. 37 William Conlin Camden commuter . . . pride of Senior 4 ' s . . . Section President . . . optimistic and witty . . . George, let ' s write a song . . . will always remember Our Very Own . . . caught T.V, bug . . . dependability keeps him in demand . . . Mr. Movie . . . liked by faculty and students. Joseph Corollo Joe . . . Trenton ' s finest . . . Orchestra . . . footboll . . . slow moving . . . but quick wit . . . nice eyes, when they ' re open . . . cords and horses . . . It ' s all the way you look at it. . . . Lebanon Valley jacket . . . transferred to G.S.T.C. in Soph, year . . . our gain their loss . . . Charlie ' s pal. IV ' s i Doris Dailey Doris . . . Pennsauken . . . great interest in animals . . . clever and capable . . . sincere and true friend . . . ceramics club . . . many hobbies . . . pretty eyes and sweet smile . . . one time dorm student . . . Doris ' ambition will lead to success . . . Begin the Beguine. 38 - s. Albert D ' Ambrose Al ' s from Vineland . . . anxious to see G.S.T.C. on the map . . . works hard as Student Council President , . . active in in- troducing F.T.A, to us . . . its first Pres. . . . married ... a proud papa . . . likes to bowl . . . plays basketball . . . Let ' s get this thing organized , . . Sohps lost him as their Pres. when he accelerated. Donald Dorcas Douglass Proud of Belvidere . . . first chime-master of G.S.T.C. . . . piano genius . . . enter- taining . . . good sport . . . Mr, Pfleeger ' s right hand man . . . meticulous dresser . . . President of Men ' s Dormitory Assoc. ' 48, ' 49 , . , potential principal . . . ambitious student. Patricio Elizabeth Fox Former dorm student, now a commuter . . . from Ocean City . . . Hockey . . , Volley- ball . . . never a dull moment with Pot around . . . California bound . . . always waiting for Edna . . , sense of humor can ' t be topped , , , green eyes and sparkling smile . . , will succeed in all ventures , . . Lovely Leaping. 39 George Haegele Pitman . . . started the New Year right with Lorrle ... a credit to the Orchestra . . . loud shirts . . . Intra-mural football and basketball . . unpredictable . . . life couldn ' t be dull with George . . . cigarette fiend in Jr. Assembly . . . ability personified . . . with personality. Thomas Hartmon Gibbstown . . . winning way . . . well- dressed . . . Library Staff 4 years . . . Intra- mural football, baseball, basketball . . . always laughing and joking . . . sincerity with a wink . . . liked by all. Charles W. Mullin One of Audubon ' s athletes . . . proud Papa . . . wife Helen, former G.S.T.C. student . . . brawny build . . . Moon loves horses . . . hard to find, easy to like . . . high- lighted by curly, blonde hair . . . Intra- mural baskeball and softboll . . . Varsity football . . . will handle a classroom well. Hope McAllister Hope . . . Bloomfield via Westmont . . . transferred from Lycoming in Jr. year . . . captivated Glassboro with her charming personality . . . where there ' s Hope there ' s life . . . wisdom is her ' s . . . cuteness per- sonified . . . Neatness thy virtue . . . Doris Day voice. Theresa Catherine O ' Brien Terry . . . has a hi and a sweet smile for all . . . sympathetic listener . . . helpful . . . where there ' s Terry there ' s Dolly . . . musically minded . . . cellist. College Orches- 41 James Walter Riley Lover . . . transfer from Delaware State College . . . experience on Varsity football, wrestling . . . track teams ... we thrill to the rich quality of his voice . . . Glee Club . . . Student Council, Dormitory Council . . . Jr. 4 section Pres., believes no obstacle is too great to overcome . . . never without a big grin and a friendly hello for all. Charles E. Risberg Model T mode many trips . . . Bound Brook and back . . . Charlie started teach- ing in January . . . Orchestra minus a com- petent violinist . . . think he looks shy . . . tolk to him awhile . . . Charlie ' s a great guy ... 3 year manager varsity sports. Ruth Jane Schust Ruthie . . . makes her home in Glassboro ... a promising teacher . . . left us in January to take a position ... a 4 year member of hospitality committee . . . cera- mics . . . Glee Club . . . neat . . . Ruth is a true friend indeed . . . liked by all . . . sunny disposition and a kind word is her claim ... Jr. Prom Decorating committee ... an excellent student . . . flowing tresses . . . credit to G.S.T.C. 42 Blanche V. Winkles Woodbury ' s own . . . Dolly . . . dimples too . . . ombition plus . . . olwoys in high spirits despite situation . . . she ' ll lough at oil your jokes . . . found with Terry . . . learned cello here, became faithful Orches- tra member . . . took ribbing about it . . . married Eddie in ' 51 ... we oil knew she would . . . likes to drive . . . braves in- clement weather. Charles kobert Wagner Always ready with a quip ... Sr. 4 brain child . . . Dean ' s List 3 years . . . heckles oil at the drop of a hot . . . Mod Director, Jr. Assembly . . . ploys chess . . . Notional Guardsman 4 yeors . . . married as of September ... he and Missus live in Fair- view . . . Known to all as Chuck. Emily Sciarrotta Em . . . Trenton ' s female contribution . . . capable, ambitious . . . clinic . . . ceramics . . . doncing feet in Jr. Assembly . . . blushes easily . . . beautiful hair . . . naive . . . shoes galor e . . . will moke a good teacher . . . Business Manager of ' 52 Oak. 43 Barbara Weaver Camden commuter . . . Tink . . . happy- go-lucky attitude . . . President of Com- muter ' s Association . . . friendly . . . Senior 4 member . . . willing to lend a helping hand . . . hard to find . . . pinocle and Kool cigarettes . . . Robin Hood puppets her hobby? . . . nice to know. Edna Marie Weiss Lakewood ... a small package of vivacious- ness . . . Whit Staff . . . Clinic work . . . contagious laughter . . . only fools worry . . . not Edna ... All College ploy . . . must have her 40 winks . . . California? . . . pride of the Senior 4 ' s . . . always loads of fun to be near . . . Where ' s Pat? . . . ' 52 Oak . . . Chairman Soph. Assembly . . . that poodle haircut . . . Time Out for Tears. Robert Wyatt Bob another Audubon asset to G.S.T C. . . . smile behind a new Ford . . . enthusi- asm for sports ... 4 years baseball man . . . Intra-murol football and baseball 4 years . . . Future big leaguer . . . sense of humor . . . He took off like a big bird . . . wavy hair . . . pleasant, friendly. 44 V ' s Harry Arthur Bradford, Jr. Bridgeton commuter . . . accelerated stu- dent . . . Senior V . . . spare time occupied with church worl . . . preacher at Dearfield Methodist Church . . . takes his music seri- ously . . . superb voice . . . Glee Club . . . Assembly Committee . . . aspires to be a good teacher . . . noted for unusual word coinage . . . That ' s cruddy! Glen L. Baker Riverside . . . U.S. Coastguard . . . Cream- er ' s man Friday . . . camera bug . . . note- able work on Public Relations . . . partici- pates in Intra-mural basketball . . . Acceler- ated . . . careful worker . . . The Blue Bus . . . meticulous appearance . . . His aim— to be of service . . . man of deep thought but few words . . . What ore we going to do about this? John J. Breslin, Jr. Comes from Millville . . . friendly . . . F.T.A. . . . orchestra ... All College Play . . . Usually found laboring in Visual Aids room . . . Breslin and Photography are synonomous . . . Occasionally relinquishes his camera for class activities . . . yearbook photography chairman. 45 Alvah Constantlne A . . . Army Air Force veteran . . . transfer from Michigan State . . . family man . . . loves to read ... a regular Dean ' s List man . . . soft spoken . . . good publi- city man . . . associate editor for Whit . . . plays mechanic at a gas station . . laughs till he cries . . . blushes easily . . . friendly . . . a well rounded individual . . . success will be his. Mary Graham Coombs Even tempered . . . easy laughter . . . blushes . . . plays piano beautifully . . . consistent member of Dean ' s List . . . Glee Club . . . Student Council . .. . girls sports . . . conceals many of her talents . . . pet occupation— her flower garden . . excels in all she attempts ... a true friend. Donald Sherwood Fague Don . . . hails from Haddonfield . . . Student Health and Welfare Committee four years . . . member of ceramic club ' 50, ' 51 , . . conscientious worker . . . Glassboro ' s marathon runner ... All College Track Team, four years . . . football in the days of yesterday . . . likes the out of doors . . . ambition to own a station wagon with Vene- tian blinds . . . ardent member of the Vs. 46 Oscar Dayton Hackney, Jr. Bud . . . hails from Ocean City ... at- tended Montcloir State Teachers College . . . U.S. Marines . . . married . . . Glee Club . . . Science Club . . . Who ' s Who . . , Co-editor of 1952 yearbook . . . Tenor voice will long be remembered . . . friendly . . . conscientious worker . . . has done much to help class . . . Vice-president. Cliff Kollmeier Native of Glassboro . . . good sense of humor . . . friendly . . . fun to be with . . . famous for his drum playing . . . has his own orchestra, which has played at many of our dances . . . Jazz Club . . . Vice-president of school orchestra . . . intra-murol football and basketball . . . liked by all. Josephine Rita Lucca Jo . . . home town is Hammonton . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . accelerated stu- dent . . . sentimental . . . daydreams . . . Modern Dance Club . . . girls Intra-mural sports . . . Ceramics Club . . . Hospitality Committee . . . F.T.A. . . . Usually seen with Doll-Doll . . . always agreeable . . . will- ing to lend a helping hand . . . pleasant companion . . . Oh, that ' s rich! Charles Anthony Mirenda Charlie . . . Glassboro . . . Student Coun- cil .. . Vice President of orchestra . . . dependable class worker . . . Class assem- blies . . . asset to those jam sessions . . jazz enthusiast . . . Whit Staff . . . friendliness conquers all . . . consistently cheerful . . . infectious laugh . . . That reminds me of a joke . . . be-bop glasses . . . always will- ing to lend a helping hand . . . We ' ll take the gang in my— car(?). L. William Morris Bill . . . one of the never to be forgotten Bridgeton boys . . . sports enthusiast . . . football . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . active class member . . . Truck . . . That girl has a beautiful figure . . . flashy socks . . . keen sense of humor . . . Casanova . . . Leroy was here! . . . Those jokes! . . . varsity letter man . . . He ' s just our Bill. Horry Oisen Harry . . . Metuchen . . . Grandview Junior College and Oregon State College ' s loss is Glassboro ' s gain . . . Tall . . . Blonde . . . Blue eyes . . . Let ' s make with the feet . . . Junior assembly . . . Asset to the V ' s . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Social Affairs Committee . . . Intra-mural sports . . . We ' re Just Wild About Harry! 48 it George Edward Pierce George . . . Atlantic City , . . born comedian . , . Modhctfer, Soph, Assembly conscientious and ambitious class member . . . admiration won, not sought . . . Woogie has personality plus . . . Vice-Pres. ' 49 . . . Treasurer ' 50, ' 51 ... Yearbook Business Manager . . . one in a million . . . football enthusiast . . . Whit staff . . . Ye gadsl . . . everybody ' s friend. Alf Henry Rix Montclair . . . Henry is known and loved by oil . . . varsity lettermon . . . football . . . basketball . . . boseboll . . . Pres. Men ' s A.A. . . . artistic . . . definite osset to the class ... art editor ' 52 Ook . . . eosy going . . . likeoble manner . . . modest . . . always has time for everyone ... a nice word and smile goes a long way . . . His attributes are many, his mention of them are few. Arthur Brooks Potlerion Art came to us from Bucknell University ... It was G S.T.C. ' s gain . . . hometown, Haddonfield . . served in Merchont Marines four yeors . . . friendly, easy to talk to . . . known for that red convertible . . . industrious . . . always ready to lough . . . will be an asset to the teaching pro- fession. 49 Janet Snodgrass Trovels daily from Pitman . . . Esby ' s Susie Glutz of the Senior V ' s . . . Co-editor of 1952 Oak . . . demonstrates her athletic prowess on the hockey field . . . Dean ' s List . . . dependable . . . efficient . . . co-operative . . . make a fine teacher , . . Who ' s Who . . . beautiful smile . . . well liked. Charles Adam Worfield, Jr. Charlie . . one of the Bridgeton huskies . . . football in the good old days . . . sports enthusiast . . . intramural bas- ketball and Softball participant . . . Blue Ford and the Bridgeton Boys . . . commuter . . . one of the V ' s . . . sense of humor . . . blushing smile . . . congenial . . . aims to be a principal . . . Truly Julie ' s. James Bernard Winder Jim . . . comes to us from West Virginia State College, having participated in foot- ball, basketball, boxing, and track . . . Omega Phi Psi . . . Phi Beta Chi , , . three year champion for the lightweight Phila- delphia Golden Gloves title . . . one year national champion . , . Social Affairs Com- mittee . . . Men ' s Dormitory Council . . . mellow sax man . . . what Riley doesn ' t think of Jim does . . . enjoys all college activities . . . amiable disposition. 50 Barbara Conk 51 m School days, school days Good old golden Readln ' ' n ' ' rltln Taught to the tu ry stick I was y You were m You wrote on my slate ' I love you so ' When we were a couple of kids. ' Mary Simklns Secretary Earl tanning , President Lyndoll Bailey Vice-President Annabelle Morris Treasurer U(ii( I um m (Left to right) ROW 4: P. Smith, J. Burnett, S. Shaw, A. Berkshire, R. Royal, E. Van Liew, A. Van Dyke. ROW 3: J. Roth, E. Stevastakis, M. Livingston, A. Birch, S. Sooy, D. Scarsella, A. Morris, B. Skow. ROW 2: E. Scull, C. Ides, J. Milner, L. Stines, J. Smiley, D. Nelson, J. Harnick. ROW 1: C. V yche, S. Butler, D. Perini, H. Head, J. Davis, J. Roesch. 55 (Left to right) BACK ROW: B. Clenahan, L. Francioni, G. Amos, D. Johnson, J. Penton, M. Silvers. MIDDLE ROW: M. Jones, B. Bull, H. Hood, M. Burrlson, C. GrifRth. FRONT ROW: J. Heffeiflnger, M. Fulton, B. Dougherty, B. Schomp, B. Buzby. III (Left to right) ROW 4: L. Soyre, E. Halter, M. Hollinshed, E. Crook, R. Hicks, M. Washington, D. Ward. ROW 3: L. Polhemus, H. Mitchell, B. Throckmorton, E. Morrison, J. Ruefer, T. Ratz, J. Quigley. ROW 2: J. Randolph, I. Szivery, S. Smith, N. Dukes, N. Fowler, C. Alloway, C. Johns. ROW 1: E. Ross, B. Cherry, N. Ciuni, M. Denneler, P. Plaft, E. Carrington. ' II (Left to right) BACK ROW: J. Mitchell, L. Bailey, F. Stine, R. Bond, W. Woods, G. Sevastakis, J. Kovach, S. Shuster. MIDDLE ROW: F. Oehlers, R. Hutzley, B. Lynch, M. Doyle, D. Tonkin, E. Lonning, R. Lewis. FRONT ROW: F. Jaggard, P. Penman, L. Moore, M. Levi, C. Cowell, J. Patterson. (Left to right) BACK ROW: H. Elvins, R. Brandt, F. Hover, S. Wilson, J. Allen, J. White. MIDDLE ROW: A. Goffredi, A. Weil, L. Dirkes, A. McBride, D. DiOiamberordino, J. Somit. FRONT ROW: M. Simkins, N. Vosile, J. Giampietro, A. Mood, F. Sortie. Salvatore Ciarlante Vice-President Alice McAllister Secretary William Jones President Harry Beaudet Treasurer (Left to right) ROW 4; E. Cummings, J, Philipono, M. Oakley, N. Oxenford, N. Hagaman, L. Kephart, L. Harvey. ROW 3: N. Howley, J. Shrimpton, M. Rode, M. Miller, A. McAllister, J. Nutt, B. Mick, M. Oehlers. ROW 2: V. Steffens, G. Dougherty, J. Haines, H. Ehrline, J. Pfarrer, F. Mitchell, J. Van Duyne, J. Colordeau, J. Buchholtz. ROW 1: B. Beck, F. LaTorre, G. Hurley, P. Mulligan, L. Changlin, M. Dreher, G. Rulon, L. Knuettel. 58 (Left to right) 5TH ROW: N. Home, L, Hand, R. Fraction. 4TH ROW: £, Lucas, D, Gandy, C. Horsmon, B. Peacock, J. Schultz, F. Brown. 3RD ROW: M. Marsicano, V. Randall, E. Jackson, J. Saul, F. Gulbrandsen, L. Salotl, M. Poff. 2ND ROW: L. Longinotti, C. Knoeppel, J. Peluro, J. Mott, D. Stevens, M. Kuhn. 1ST ROW: F. LaTorre, J. Conrad, C. Mcintosh, J. Stanford, S. Westcott. (Left to right) 4TH ROW: E, Meyers, M. Baier, J. Diefendorf, G. Gowen, A. Archibald, E. Trucano, M. Camarota, D. Gryniak. 3RD ROW: E. Thornborrow, G. Cooper, C. Clifton, L. Gandy, E. Conover, F. Utter, S. Burkhardt, D. Tozour. 2ND ROW: M. Matrona, R. Troinor, Jane Bauer, C. Clarke, R. Carroll, L. Gould, G. Gray. 1ST ROW: M. DeFlora, J. Beatty, J. Bello, Jeanne Bauer, P. Goldboum, L. Sarnese. III (Left to right) 3RD ROW: R. Walldov, H. Chamberlain, B. Timberman, J. Small, R. Jones, S. Damore. 2ND ROW: W. Merrill, W. Rauscher, H. Beaudef, J. Dougherty, S. Ciarlante, E. Corbett, D. Mohrman. 1ST ROW: G. Gorton, W. Moore, F. Weber, E. Peole, D. Ulrich, A. Razzano. (Left to right) 3RD ROW; J. Caseiro, W. Jones, C. Rosmussen, C. Weimer, R, Giberson, D. Streoser, W. Thompson, E. Barrett. 2ND ROW: C. Elsholz, L. Folcioni, J. Simonin, B. Pedersen, A. Luba, T. Snelgrove, W. Kephart. 1ST ROW: A, Asselfo, M. Jernoske, L. Turner, C. Adam s, E. Woodland, I. Rosen. Barbara Bevan Secretary Charles Brewin President Max Manning Vice-President Joan Knight Treasurer wd tmOK I (Left to right) ROW 5: A. Dietrich, C. Baker, B. Bevan, J. Dirkes. ROW 4: J. Barclay, A. Downie, B. Campbell, N. Froelicher, A. Eberhart. ROW 3: J. Cogan, R. Cracker, M. Carstens, M. Dressner, M. Buck, R. Cullen. ROW 2: M. Carr, A. Allspach, N. Evernham, B. Cobb, J. Bossier. ROW 1: L. Eastlack, S. Burke, E. Almeda, B. Derr, F. Causey, E. Colona. 61 (Left to right) ROW 5: P, Lawrence, N. Hyland, J. Knight, B. LaBuda. ROW 4: P. Henrich, I. Hansen, D. Johnson, E. Kupsey, L. Haddock, ROW 3: G, Hopkins, J. Helwig, C. Lehberger, M. Greco, V. Kimble, M. Goppo, D. Leslie. ROW 2: H. Grober, M. Israel, F. Maines, M. Harris, P. Lucas, L, Gaslor, ROW 1: D. Garrett, F. McCarty, (Left to right) ROW 4: J. Garden, M. Manning, J, Pastre, ROW 3: R, Brennan, M. Dobbs, B. Thornton, H. Towner, J. Ccrusi, F. Gana, J. Torregrosso. ROW 2: M Spell, M. Will, P. Wright, G. Micheaux, R. Wigand, J. Tilley. ROW 1: E. MacDowell, J. Sykes, E. Steele. (Left to right) ROW 5: E. Coiangelo, D. Brooks, W. Schultz, J. Chinnici, T. Kinsell, J. DiStefono. ROW 4: E. Smith, R. Wiedmann, H. Searle, F. Lockenmeyer, O. Canale, C. Brewin. ROW 3; B. Brenner, D. Van Gilder, D. Profera, N. Williams, J. Campbell, C. Gubitosi, L. Morrocco, E. Scott. ROW 2: R. Milovsky, R. Rann, M. Ireland, R. Sprengle, M. Longley, J. Tarasko, J. Sooy. ROW 1: T. Guadagno, R. Gerardi, J. Mackin, A. Piontkoski, H. Elliott, B. Getsinger, N. Kleinfeld, This year seven members of the class of ' 52 were honored by being selected for Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Early this year standards for appointment to Who ' s Who were set up and established; candidates were chosen accordingly. The students were chosen by a faculty committee from a list prepared by the seniors. The 1952 Who ' s Who marks the first year that candi- dates were selected by the students with final appointment by the faculty committee. This year ' s candidates were selected through excellence in scholar- ship, participation in extra-curricular and academic activities, and evi- dence of citizenship and service to our college. Those selected as pictured from left to right are Albert D ' Ambrose, Edith Augustsson, Marilyn Entenmann, Oscar Hackney, Janet Snodgrass, and Glen Baker. Charles Grippaldi, not shown in the picture, was doing his student teaching when the picture was taken. These outstanding students have had a great honor bestowed upon them by being selected to represent our college for Who ' s Who in 1952. 64 School days, school days ood old g older Readin ' n rltin ' Taught to the tu 1 was your You were You wrote y stick slate ' I love you so When we were a couple of kids. fa Lotto Polhemus, Treosurer Shirley Hemp ond Clore Davis, Secretaries Executive Committee STANDING: Davis, Burlchardt, Smith, Polhemus, Corll, Rode, Pforrer, Dean Reade, Scull, Palermo, Miss Colvey. SEATED; Hemp, Moore, Morrison, Clark, Burnett, 65 Hockey Varsity and Jayvee FIRST ROW: Allspach, Hansen, Dreher, Guldbrand- sen. SECOND ROW: Miller, Sfeffens, Penton, Wills, Rockefeller, Burkhardt. BACK ROW: Cummings, Moore, Conrad, Sooy, Burnett, Ehrline, Thornton, Rode, Scull, Kneuttel, Davis. All State Varsity Hockey The following girls were awarded positions on the honorary and reserve state teams on October 27, 1951 at NJ.C: Cherry, Burnett, Rode, Conrad, Davis, McCarthy and Sooy. Volleyball Varsity and J. V. FIRST ROW: Skew, Allspach, Ross, Perini, Davis. SECOND ROW: Scull, Burnett, Randall, Moore, Morrison, Clark. BACK ROW: Shelton, Haddock, Wills, Knight, Lubo, Johns, Polhemus. Softball Jayvee LEFT TO RIGHT: Ptarrer, Stevens, Stanford, Schiat- tarella. Hemp, Casella. KNEELING: Polhemus. Softball Varsity STANDING: Scheeper, Wescott, Moore, Clark, Burnett. KNEELING: Ross, Rode, Scull, Basketball Varsity STANDING: Moore, Miller, Clark, Poleh KNEELING: Morrison, Scheeper, Burnett. BACK ROW left to r.ght: M. Burrison, L. Polhemus, A. Weil, C. Johns, B. Skow, D. Perini, D. Clark, B. icull, M Coombs R Miller, J. Ptarrer, V. Steffens. MIDDLE ROW: A. Ross, A, Berkshire, J. Randolph, E. Soarrotta, A Lubo, E. Morrison, L. Moore, M. Randall, A. DelPidio, J. Ebert, C. Davis. FRONT ROW: J. Penton, G. Russi, C. Simmill, E, Ross, J. Burnett, M, Carll, A, Warren, M, Rode, J. Hinkel, J. Miller. The Awards Club is an organiza- tion whose main purpose is to give recognition to outstanding girls in athletics. The prime function of the Men ' s A. A. is to coordinate all men ' s ath- letic activities of the college. lE T TO RIGHT; C. Elsholz, Treosurer, .Mr, Esbjornson, Adviser; and M. Subotich, Presi Our basketball team got off to a slow start this year, but picked up speed as the season progressed. They fought their way through a very tough schedule. The squad, composed of only four returning lettermen, hod to be built with inexperienced men who did a fine job. We were proud of our team who always played a sincere gome. A great high-light of the season was Dick Jones ' forty points against Eastern Baptist Seminary, setting a new school record. M. Manning E. Colangeio F. Lockenmeyer STANDING: Mr. Mancuso, Coach, G. Sevastakis, R. Rann, E. Barrett, C. Rasmussen, R. Milovsky, N. Williams, Manoger. KNEELING: J. Corusi, F. Jaggard, S. Wilson, J. Sooy, H. Beoudet. The J.V. team, faithfully coached by Mr. Mancuso, met with much opposition during their season. Their spirit, however, will be long remembered. 74 LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Wyatt (man- ager), D. Fogue, W. Morris, H. Rix, G. Haegele, J. Corallo, C. Mullin. STANDING: B. Lynch, C. Cowell, F. Jaggard. KNEELING: E. Barrett, N. Williams, F. Lockenmeyer, W. Jones, R. Walldov. STANDING: R. Brandt, W. Stine, C. Mir- enda, P. Sciarrotta, J. White, J. Samif, H. Olsen, D. Fague. KNEELING: C. Kollmeier, F. Bortle, D. Davis. W. Woods The All College Track Meet, held in May, brings to a close the men ' s athletic activities of the year. Awards are given to the first three winners in each of ten events. Out- standing winners of last year ' s meet, who are possible contenders for laurels this year, are pictured at the right. D. Fague J, Winder 76 Ml ScHool daye, school days Qood old golden rule days n ntin i y yticli 1 was y You were my gal in ca You wrote on my slate When we were a coupl foot beau ( ROW 1: H. Elliott, J. Riley, C. Mirenda, B. Conlin, L. Bailey, W. Jones, C. Brewin, E. Lanning, H. Elvins. ROW 2: E. Jones, A. McAllister, S. Wescott, L. Salati, Mr. Corey, A. D ' Ambrose, M, Simkins, P. Lomborne, M. Corll, D. Clark, J, Penton, ROW 3: J. Dougherty, A. Berkshire, S. Burke, S. Roberts, E. Augustsson, B. S kow, J, Ruefer, M. Entenmann, J. Burnett, R. Brown. The Student Council is a representative government of the student body. Its membership is extended to all section presidents, the presidents of each class, and an elected delegate from each E. C. A. group receiving student funds. This year Mr. Corey was appointed by Dr. Bunce to work with the council as a faculty adviser. Officers this year are Albert D ' Ambrose, president; Shirley Hemp, vice-president; Mary Simkins, secretory; and Edith Huston, acting treasurer of the student funds. Standing; Mr. Porch, H. Chamberlain, R. Rann, E. Lanning, D. Tonkin. Seated: J. Riley, E. MacDowell, D. Fague, H. Elvins, J. Winder. The Men ' s and Women ' s Dorm Councils co- ordinate the functions of their respective groups. They have worked jointly in the past year on many issues and cooperated in planning activi- ties for all dorm students. Seated: R. Miller, M. Entenmann, A. Morris, L. Polhemus, Dean Reade. Standing: L. Harvey, A. Ross, E. Morrison, D. Clark, B. Schomp, J. Penton, J. Bauer, M. Kuhn, G. Russi, M. Oakley. STANDING: Knoeppel. W, Merrill, M. Shafto, M. Miller, B. Labuda, Miss Vandermark, J. Bello, C. Casey, B. Skow, L. DeFronzo, E. Mac- Dowell, SEATED: C. Spallone, E. Ross. STANDING: J, Winder, P. Mulligon, H. Olsen, L. Changlin, P. Lawrence, G. Reynolds, A. Dietrich, B. Wade, N. Dukes, M, Kuhn, D. Perini, M Levi, D. Mohrmon. SEATED: M. Entenmann, Mr. Corey, The social affairs committee plans activities under the guidance of Mr. Carey and chairman Marilyn Entenmann. Several outstanding events have been sponsored by this active committee. Among them is the President ' s Reception, crowning of a king and queen at the Hallowe ' en Dance and a Spring Dance. The Students of the college appreciate the work this group has done to enrich our social life. The decoration committee functions through the guidance of Miss Vandermark. The committee is made up of a student representative from each section. The numerous activities include the decorations for the President ' s Reception, planning decorations for home rooms at Christmas, and decorating for graduation. 78 The modern dance is a newly organized club. Under the guidonce of Miss Colvey, techniques in choreography are worked out. The president, Claire Rockefeller, will be sent to New York to do special studying. The girls get much enjoyment out of going to modern dance meetings twice a week. Pictured in top pictures. Row 1; J. Roth, E. Ross, G. Rulon, Perini, B. Campbell, S. Sooy. Row 2: A. Birch, A. Warren, N. Kleinfeld. Row 3: H. Head, B. Skow, C. Rockefeller, A. Rode, B. Schomp. Under the leodership of Miss Tohill, weekly assem- blies and evening Artist Series programs are planned for the college. The committee plans many programs with quality, variety, entertainment, and interest for the student body. The chairman of this committee is Lyndoll Bailey. Pictured, seated: M. Harris, A. Turner, J. Shrimpton, B. Pedersen, Miss Tohill. Standing: J. Carusi, H. Bradford, J. Corallo, M. Marsicano, L. Bailey, M. Silvers, B. Carlino, A. Weil, A. Warren, M. Denneler. 79 StcccCeat caM and ct ic This group suiveys problems of general interest to the entire student body. A complete light survey of the college wos mode during the year, with favorable results. Greeting and sympathy cards are sent by this group to members of the student body. Dr. Campbell is the faculty adviser for this group. STANDING, left to right: J. Dailey, R. Melosi, M. Eggert, J. Philipona, W. Moore. M. Spell, T. O ' Brien, M. Buck, C. Clark, SEATED: L. Polhemus, D. Fogue, Dr. Camp- bell, H. Elvins, B. Schomp, B. Morris, R. Lewis. The Hospitality Committee welcomes visitors and guests to our college. Faculty advisers are Dr. Little, Dr. Wilson, and Miss Bagg. Lee Salati is the student chairman. BACK ROW, left to right: Vv ' , Morris, G. Russi, S. Sooy, W. Woods. FRONT ROW: Miss Bagg, M. Fulton, A. Pionfkowski, J. Buchholtz, E. Sciarrotta, B. Cobb, T, DeVito, P. Piatt, L. Gasior. A. DelPidio, Dr. Little. SEATED: L. Soloti, Dr. Wilson, M. Miller. 80 3rd Row (left to right) : H. Head, L. DeFronzo, J, Smiley, C. Griffil h, B. Schomp, J. Roth, S. Sooy, J. Burnett, S. Shaw, E. Van Liew, A. Van Dyke, J. Miller, B. Knight, Mrs. Rieck, A. Nannini, A. Turner, J. Beierle, M, Silvers, R. Storck, M. Livingston, J. Roesch, 2nd Row: A. Birch, B. Bull, B. Skow, D. Perini, A. Ross, A. Morris, E. Scull, Miss Everts, R. Perrine, B. Wade, J. hiand, C, Rockefeller, A. Berkshire, J. Hinkel. 1st Row: B. Clenahan, M. Burrison, B. Florin, C. Drapinski, S. Emerson, M. Arnold, C. Casey, J. Klaessig, T, DeVito, J. Dailey, M. Angelone, M. Entenmann, J. Grim, B. Carlino, C. SImmill, M. Lamborne, G. Russi, J. Eldridge, N. Boom. The Association of Childhood Education was organized to further the work of the Kindergarten Primary students. Some activities of this group are bake sales and art, music, and play equipment workshops. These worthwhile activities are directed by Ruth Perrine, president, and Ora Lee Everts, adviser. 7. f4. This organization has as its goal helping future teachers to become better acquainted with the profession of teaching and encouraging high school students who are qualified and interested to enter teach- ing as a career. Under the direction of its adviser, Mr. Mancuso, and its president, Lyndoll Bailey, all activities are directed toward these goals. 3rd Row (left to right) : F. Gana, M. Carr, R. Carroll, A. Allspach, G. Gray, W. Woods, E. McDowell, R. Brown, G. Sevastakis, A. Van Dyke N. Hawley, A. Birch, G. Holmquist, A. D ' Ambrose, 2nd Row: B. Clenahan, M, Silvers, B. Bevan, N. Evernham, E. Steele, E. Van Liew, L Bailey, Mr. Mancuso, R. Wigand, M. Carstens, C. Slater, W. Meyer, R. Miller, P. Wright. Ist Row: C. Gubitosi, A. Plontkowski, L. Falciani M. Arnold, C. Casey, J. Eldridge, C. Spallone, M. Eggert, J. Ebert, J. Roth, J. Smiley, S. Sooy, J. Buchholtz, C. Griffith. , (1 Q Standing, back row (left to right) : J. Mackin, J. Eldridge, J. Corallo, C. Kollmeler, M. Angelone. Front row: M. Dobbs, M. Buck, M. Livingston. B. Winkles, T. O ' Brien, D. Streaser, C. Miranda, D. Gandy, W, Woods, B. Throckmorton, G. hHurley. Seated: L. Dirkes, W. Schultz, V. Kimble, D. Tonkin, L. Harvey, M. Miller, D. Wills, M. Entenmann, J. Shrlmpton, J. Winder, W. Merrill, D. DlGiamberardino. The orchestra, conducted by Mr. Pfleeger, con sists of about thirty members with Wellington Woods as their able president. These members are given an opportunity to enlarge their experi- ence in orchestral playing, and are sometimes given a chance to conduct. The orchestra serves the college at assemblies, the Spring Concert, which is given in collaboration with the alumni, and at Baccalaureate and Commencement ex- ercises. 82 The Glee Club, under the able direction of Mrs. Boyd, Is an organi- zation consisting of students who enjoy singing and wish to improve their skills. Fine music of the classic, romantic, and modern period is sung. The Glee Club presents two concerts each year. The Christmas Concert is presented in assembly and the annual Spring Concert is presented in collaboration with the Alumni. The Glee Club has proved an asset to this school, and the students derive much pleasure from their efforts. The ocering of a solo by a member of the club is a highlight at rehearsals. This year there are over seventy-five mem- bers with Pat Smith as president. • On Stage, standing (left to right): A, Warren, G. Fisher, D. Timko, E. Crook, F, Oehlers, E. Corbett, E. MacDowell, R. Brown, J. Mitchell, S. Shuster, H. Searle, H. Bradford. O. Hackney, W. Rauscher, C. Mcintosh. M. Randall. C. Baker, P. Lawrence. Sitting, back row: E. Thornborrow, B. Clenahan, M. Hollinshed, J. Buchholtz, S. Smith, B. Bull, P. DeMarco, J. Riley, F. Gana, M. Eggert, H. Hood, J. Heffelfinger, M. Silvers, F. Gulbrandsen, C. Clifton. 1st row: C. Knoeppel. M. Fulton, M. Kuhn, M. Greco, A, Archbald, F. McCarty, M. McNeil, A. McAllister, M. Oakley, R. Melosi, M. Carstens, M. Jones, F. Utter, N. Oxenford. Off stage, standing: F. Causey, J. Mott, N. Clu ni, G. Hopkins, J. Pfarrer, P. Smith, M. J. Dressner, J. Mullen, A. Eberhart, R. Cullen, B. Derr E. Morrison, M. Carr. Sitting: J. Bauer, J. Randolph, I. Szivery, M. Lee, J. Nutt, J. Davis, J, Milner, M. Dreher. n 3 ® 9 1 ri 1 83 Standing: M. S.mhns, M. DeFlora, C. Perone, W. Jones. M. Levi, J. Van Duyne, A. McBride. P. Mulligan, J. Colardeau, C. Clarke, R. Carroll, D. Brooh. A. Piontkowski, E. Colona. J. Kovach, E. Murray, J. Cogan, J. Sheppard, H. Simek, F. Hover, A. English, C. Gubitosi, L. Shaeffer, D. Profera, B. Brenner, B. Lynch. Sitting: T. Nolan, D. Gryniak, M. Renner, J. Roesch, Mr. Creamer, G, Baker, A. Berkshire. A. Constantine, E. Barrett, Miss Bovard, D. Petersen, M. Coombs, B. Bevan. D. Tozour. The Whit and Public Relations Comnnlttee have combined this year for greater efficiency with Mr. Creamer and Miss Bovard serv- ing in advisory positions. Alvah Constantine, executive editor, cor- related activities of the group with Glenn Baker in charge of Public Relations and Ann Berkshire acting as Whit editor. The entire staff should be commended for worthwhile efforts in publicizing our college to the public and to the student body. 84 Standing (left to right): Layout, E. Weiss. B. Morris; Men ' s Sports. D. Fague; Women ' s Sports. D. Clark; Photography, T. DelPidio, J. Breslin. G. Baker; Typing, D. Douglass; Literary. C. Matthews. Sitting: Business, E. Sciarrotta; Co-editors, E. Augustsson, O. Hackney. J. Snodgrass; Literary, B. Carlino; Typing. B. Wade. The hard-working people who put this book together are pictured here. Under the able direction of the editors and committee heads, the many tedious and time-consuming tasks were accomplished. Nothing would have been completed without the assistance of an able and co-operative staff. Although hard work was emphasized, the pleasant associations also gained will certainly leave all with a very pleasant memory. Standing (left to right): J. Breslin, D. Fague. B. Wade. C. Ma fthews, G. Reynolds. A. Turner, A. Warren. P. Lamborne. T. Del Pidio. A. Sutphen, G. Baker, D. Douglass. Seated: B. Morris. E. Sciarrotta, D. Clark, J. Snodgrass, O. Hackney. E, Augustsson, L. DeFronzo. B. Carlino. J. Grim. M. Angelone. BUNCE, DR. EDGAR Whitney House, Glassboro ADAMS, MILDRED 210 S. Main Street, Glassboro BAGG, GRACE 6 S. Valley Avenue VIneland BERRYANN, RUSSELL 7 Silver Avenue, Glassboro BOVARD, ESTHER 27 Arbutus Avenue, Pitman BOYD, FLORENCE (MRS. WM. A.) 70 Pitman Avenue, Pitman BROWN, SYLVIA (MRS. GLEN) 244 Dick Inson Road, Glassboro BRYSON, ELIZABETH (MRS. E.) 225 S. 50th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BUNCE, LESTER 40 Columbia Avenue, Pitman CAMPBELL, DR. NELLIE 203 Highland Terrace, Pitman CAREY, J. WILLARD 328 Columbia Avenue, Pitman CARLSON, ESTELLE 3435 Walnut Street, Philadelphia 4, Pa. COLVEY, MARY 2148 Pennington Road, Trenton CREAMER, MARVIN 141 W. Center Street, Clayton ESBJORNSON, ROLAND Boulevard and Park Avenue, Pitman EVERTS, ORA LEE 16 McClelland Avenue, Pitman GARRETSON, ANNA KATE 428 Highland Terrace, Pitman HAMMOND, DOROTHY 100 N. West Avenue, Wenonah HAUPT, DR. GEORGE 58 Hopkins Street, Woodbury HUSTON, EDITH 21 Poplar Ave., Pitman JOHNSON, AMY Rt. No. I, Glassboro JAGGARD, DOLORES State Teachers College, Glassboro LITTLE, DR. MARION R. D. No. 4, VIneland LOCKEY, CLAIRE 20 Laurel Avenue, Trenton LAWRENCE, MRS. DORA 224A Thomas Drive, Monroe Park Apt., Wilmington, Del. MANCUSO, LEONARD 18 Georgetown Road, Glassboro McCOBB. DR. ROBERT 207 Guilford Avenue, Colllngswood PARKER, JOHN State Teachers College, Glassboro PEACOCK. FRANCIS 115 Pine Street, Mlllville PFLEEGER, WALTER, JR. 210 Dickinson Road, Glassboro PORCH, SAMUEL. JR. State Teachers College, Glassboro READE, EVELYN 95 W. Johnson Street, Washington RIECK. MRS. MARGARET 516 Columbia Avenue, Millvllle RINTELMAN, PHYLLIS (MRS. WM.) 412 University Blvd., Glassboro SAINDON. HAZEL (MRS. ROY) 286 Maple Avenue, Patchoque, N. Y. SANGREE. JOHN, SR. 310 Hamilton Road, Glassboro SELLERS. FLORENCE 39 High Street, Woodbury STACKENWALT, DOROTHY 464 E. Holly Avenue, Pitman STEWART, DOROTHY 441 N. Delsea Drive, Clayton TOHILL, ELIZABETH Glen Lake Boulevard, Pitman VANDER MARK, PARTHENIA 123 Euclid Street, Woodbury VIDAVER. FRIEDA R. D. No. I, Box No. 52, Lakewood VISCEGLIA, JOHN State Teachers College, Glassboro WILSON, DR. HAROLD 28 Jefferson Avenue, Pitman WINANS. SEYMOUR 207 Georgetown Road, Glassboro WITCHELL, SAMUEL 508 Pitman Avenue, Pitman WRIGHT, HELEN 234 Columbia Avenue, Pitman WANDALL, DR. FREDERICK 901 S. Broadway, Pitman 89 Adams, Gloria 18 Stevens Road, Belleville Adams, Carolyn 904 Shore Road, Llnwood Allen, John Woodstown Road, Mullica Hill Allspach, Ann ,107 Leonla Ave.. Leonia Amos, Gwendolen 3229 Gladwyn Ave., Pennsauken Angelone, Mary . . 97 Second Ave., Raritan Archbald, Alexandra 701 So. 2nd Ave., New Brunswick Arnold, Margie 328 Beechwood Place, Leonia Assel+a, Anthony I I I Fenimore St.. Vineland Augustsson, Edith 552 S. 6th St.. Camden Baier, Marjorie I I S. Inlet Ave., Atlantic City Bailey, Lyndoll 13 Fairview Court, Camden Baker, Constance 6324 Magnolia Ave., Merchantville Baker, Glenn 520 Heulings Ave., Riverside Barbiers, William 345 S. 27th St., Camden Barrett, Edward 309 Maple Ave., Audubon Bauer, Jeanne 103 E. Wood St., Paulsboro Bauer, Eleanor 105 Atlantic St., Bridgeton Beatty, Joan 59 Leonard Ave., Atlantic Highlands Beaudet, Harry 3309 Highland Ave., Camden Beck, Barbara - Harding Hwy., Newfield Bello, Jean 1408 Argus Road, Fairview Beierle, Jane Main St., Hamburg Berkshire, Ann 76 Magnolia Ave., Tenafly Bevan, Barbara Pine St.. Pine Hill Birch, Alice R. D. No. I, Asbury Part Boom, Norma 540 Park Ave., E. Orange Bond, Robert W. Oak Road. Vineland Bortle, Frank West Laurel St., Vineland Bossier, Joan 1248 Sayrs Ave., Camden Bowman, Merritt 1017 Van Hook St., Camden Bradford, Harry 92 Magnolia Ave., Bridgeton Brandt, Ronald 76 Hampton St., Bridgeton Brooks, David 1729 Springfield Ave., Pennsauken Brown, Robert 310 Wildwood Ave., Pitman Brown, Frances 806 N. Ohio Ave., Atlantic City Brennan, Ronald I 100 Mercer Dr., Haddonfield Brenner, I. Bruce 102 S. Pine Ave., Maple Shade Breslin, John 312 N. 2nd St., Millville Brewin, Charles 37 Cambridge Ave., Westmont Buchholti, Johanna 28 E. 4 I St., Bayonne Buck, Marlene 18 Willow St., Bridgeton Bull. Barbara Main St., Succasunna Bunn, Cleo Egg Harbor Road, Hurffville Burke, Stephanis 7 Standish Ave., W. Orange Burkhardt, Shirley Mae . 163 Glover Ave.. Mt. Ephraim Burnett, Judith 141 Highland Ter.. Pitman Burrison, Marjorie 426 East Broad, Westfield Butrus, George 278 N. Missouri Ave., Atlantic City Butler, Shirley Park Ave., Pennsauken Buzby, Barb ara Woodstown Camarota, Marlene 3100 Fairmont Ave.. Atlantic City Campbell, Barbara I 17 S. 8th St., Vineland Campbell, Josephine 822 Fairacres Ave.. Westfield Canale, Orlando 5212 W. Thompson St., Phlla., Pa. Garden, James 15 N. 32nd St., Camden Carlino, Bettie 142 W. Maple Ave., Bound Brook Carll, Margaret 217 Bank St., Bridgeton Carr, Margaret Riverbank St., Delanco Carrington, Elizabeth Branch Village, Camden Carroll, Ruth Lincoln Ave., Paulsboro Carstens, Mary Frances R.F.D. No. I, New Brunswick CarusI, John 628 White Street, Camden Caseiro, John 23 Joseph St.. South River Casey, Carol Main St., Tuckerton Causey, Florida 67 Willis St., Pennsgrove Chamberlain, Horace . Chamberlain Road, Oak Ridge Changlin, Lorraine 215 E. Burk Ave., Wildwood Cherry, Barbara 117 Market St., Palmyra Chinnici, Joseph 730 S. 6th St., Vineland Ciuni, Norma 745 Park Ave., Collingswood Clark, Dale 92 Hatfield St., Caldwell Clarke, Constance 15 Barkley Road, Paulsboro Clenahan, Barbara 158 Elm St., Elizabeth Clifton, Carol Essex Road, Essex Falls Cobb, Betty 710 Market St., Gloucester Cogan, Joan Swedesboro Road, Monroeville Colangelo, Edward Aloe Bremen Ave., Egg Harbor Colardeau, Joan 80 Cumberland Ave,, Verona Colona, Esther 3 Front St., Pennsville Conlin, William 1431 Crestmont Ave., Camden Conover, Elaine 807 New York Road, Absecon Conrad, Joan 180 Kendall Blvd., Oaklyn Constantine, Alvah 18 S. Main St.. Glassboro Coombs, Mary R. No. 3 Main Road, Millville Cooper, Grace 402 Almond St., Vineland Corallo, Joesph 172 Fetter Ave., Trenton Corbett, Edward S. Chestnut St., Glassboro Cowell, Charles 263 Bank St., Bridgeton Cracker, Rosemarie 84 Asbury St., Trenton Crook, Elizabeth 23 Oriental Ave., Westmont Cullen, Ruth Ann 116 N. Ohio Ave., Atlantic City Cummings, Dorothy 207 E. Willow St., Wenonah D ' Ambrose, Albert , . 322 Fenimore Street, Vineland Dailey, Doris 6158 Wayne Ave., Pennsauken Dailey, Joan 343 Pitman Ave., Pitman Damore, Salvatore 529 E. 5th St., Camden Dansbury, Arthur 214 Douglass Ave., Haddonfield Davis, David 209 Parkway Ave., Trenton Davis, Jeannette 142 McClelland Ave., Pitman 90 Davis, Thomas Blacklawn Court, Vineland Davis, Clare 304 Lexington Ave., Pitman DeFlora, Marie 480 Westminster Ave., Lodi DeFronzo, Lorraine 180 Fairmont Ave., Newark DelPidio, Antoinette 1873 South 4th St., Camden DeMarco, Paul Grove Road, Vineland Denneler, Mercy Route No. 25, Riverton Derr, Betty 313 W. Adams Ave., Pleasantville DeVito, Theresa 27 W. Greenway Ave., Pleasantville Diefendorf, Joan 10 Wesley Ave., Collinqsv ood Dietrich, Alice 40 Mount Drive, West Long Branch DiGiamberardino, David . 309 Black Horse Pike, Mt. Ephraim Dirkes, Jane 341 Maple Avenue, Audubon Dirkes, Laurel 341 Maple Avenue, Audubon DiStefano, Joseph Main Ave., Richland Dobbs, Meredith Warwick Road, Hl-Nella Dodge, William Front Street, Elmer Dougherty, John 2830 W. Dauphin, Philadelphia, Pa. Dougherty, Gertrude N. Delsea Drive, Franklinvllle Dougherty, Barbara 351 Railroad Ave., Glassboro Douglass, Donald D 142 Wall Street, Belvldere Downie, Arlene 6 Nelson Drive, Vineland Doyle, Matthew 63 High St., Woodbury Drapinski, Claire 1468 So. lOth Street, Camden Dreher, Marilyn 55 Branch Street, Mount Holly Dressner, Mary Jane 1265 Kenwood Ave., Camden Dukes, Nancy Second Street, Hancocks Bridge Eastlack, L. May 211 Jefferson Ave., Haddonfleld Eberhart, Anita 606 W. Michigan Ave., Atlantic City Ebert, Joan. 520 First Street, Palisades Park Eggert, Marion 3 West Buttonwood Street, Wenonah Ehrline, Helen Lake Pine, Marlton Eldridge, Jean R. D. 2, Box 168, Woodstown Elliot, Harold 340 No. Main Street, Glassboro Elsholi, Carl 764 Wright Ave., Camden Elvins, Hubbert 43 White Horse Pike, Hammonton Emerson, Sarah 320 Pine Street, Millvllle English, Aleta 28 Villa Ave., Pitman Ennis, Anna 122 Washington Ave., Pitman Entenmann, Marilyn 23 17 Berkshire Road, Fair Lawn Estelle, Dolores ,., No. 9 Fifth Street, Lakewood Evernham, Nancy 612 Myrtle Ave., West Allenhurst Fague, Donald Laurel Street, Picture Rocks, Pennsylvania Falciani, Lucy Harding High Way, Newfleld Finger, Louisa 28 Railroad Ave., Gloucester Fisher, Gloria 277 S. Barber Ave., Woodbury Florin, Roberta 17 Rosedale Ave., Morris Plains Foos, Sandra 159 Cooper Ave., Woodlynne Fowler, Nancy Jane 212 North Woodbury Road, Pitman Fox, Patricia 19 W. 14th Street, Ocean City Fraction, Reba 8th Ave., Glassboro Francioni, Lorraine 704 Seventh Ave., Asbury Park Froelicher, Nancy 324 West Main Street, Moorestown Fuller, Ruth 1023 Cooper Street, Camden Fulton, Merle 201 Washington Ave., Chatham Gana, Francis 524 North East Ave., Vineland Gandy, Dolores 202 N. 7th St., Millvllle Gandy, Louise Shore Road, Palermo Gappo, Mary Ellen 637 Powell St., Gloucester City Garrett, Delores 1411 Arctic Ave., Atlantic City Garton, Gus 401 N. 5th St., Millvllle Gasior, Lillian 1384 Whitman Ave., Camden Gerardi, Robert 625 Plrr St., Vineland Getsinger, Barbara 236 So. Pine St., Bridgeton Giampietro, Joan 98 S. West Ave., Bridgeton Giberson, Ronald I?4 E. Edgewater, Pleasantville Goffredi, Alice Willow St., Landlsville Goldbaum, Paula 285 Renner Ave., Newark Goldberg, Sheldon 210 S. 7th St., Vineland Gould, Leona 812 Chestnut St., Camden Gourley, John 8105 Seavlew Ave., Wlldwood Crest Gowen, Gloria 45 Hillcrest Ave., New Brunswick Graber, Helen 6326 Highland Ave., Camden Gray, Gilda 457 Mantua Ave., Paulsboro Greco, Marie 225 Hillside Ave., Leonla Griffith, Carol 51 Thorview Court, Vineland Grim, Jane .15 Canterbury Lane, Westfield Grippaldi, Charles J Box 167, Oakhurst Gryniak. Dorothy P. O. Box 487, New Market Guadagno, Theresa 313 S. 3rd St., Vineland Gubitosi, Concetta Ohio Ave., Newfleld Guldbrandsen, Frances , 440 Atlantic Ave., Clayton Hackney, Oscar 730 Bay Ave., Ocean City Haddock, Lillian 343 N. Delaware Ave., Atlantic City Haegele, George 428 N. Broadway, Pitman Haines, Joan R. D. 3, Box 126, Sewell Halter, Evelyn R. D. I, Bridgeton Hand, Janet 455 Irving Avenue, Bridgeton Hand, Lois 213 Villanove Road, Glassboro Hansen, Ingrid 204 W. Willow Street, Wenonah Harnick, Jean Almonesson Road, Wenonah Harrington, Suzanne 4 Sawyer Avenue, Vineland Harris, Dolores 1126 Baring Street, Camden Harris, Louise 206 E. High Street, Bridgeton Hartman, Thomas 238 Broad Stret, Glbbstown Harvey, Louise N. Church Street, Moorestown Hawley, Nancy 52 N. Lake Street, Somervllle Head, Helene White Horse Pike, Hammonton Heffelfinger, Janet 3090 Mlckle Street, Camden Helwig, M.Jeanne 13 Lowell Place, Newark 91 Hemp, Shirley ., . ,59 Washington Ave., N. Plainfield Hicks, Ruth 1909 Magellan Ave., Atlantic City Hinkel, Janet Cedar Lake, Denville Holllnshed, Marjorie 44 W. Clinton, Oaklyn Holmquist, Greta , I ' S Wellington PL, Westwood Hood, Helen 603 N. Indiana Ave., Atlantic City Hopkins, Gladys Marne Highway, Mt. Holly Horne, Norma Old Shore Road, Erma, Cape May Horsman, Carolyn 20 Pollard. Mountain Lakes Hover, Frank I 12 Wesley Road, Ocean City Howard, Ruby 1627 City Place, Atlantic City Hurley, Gloria 18 Lakewood Road, Manasquan Hutzley, Robert 630 Erie Street, Tuckerton Hyland, Nancy 23 W. Hanover Ave., Morris Plains Ides, Cornelia 207 Delaware Street, Woodbury Ireland, Mary 509 Martain Terrace, Pleasantville Israel, Marcia 3610 Westfield Ave., Camden Jaggard, Frank 36 Grant St., Deep Water Jenkins, Thomas Vineland Jernoska, Mary 1114 Spruce St., Gloucester Johns, Charlotte Ann 166 S. Main St., Wharton Johnson, Dolores E. 4309 Volney Ave., Merchantville Johnson, Diane 315 South Ave., Bridgeton Jones, Mainor Evelyn 2027 So. 8th St., Camden Jones, Martha Elles St., Glassboro Jones, Richard Pine Ave., Blackwood Jones, William 19 Cypress Ave., Gloucester Kephart, Lillian lona Lake Road, Franklinville Kephart, Wilmer lona Lake Road, Franklinville Kimble, Virginia 315 Mount HoNy Ave., Mount Holly Kinsell, Tyson R. D. No. 6, Bridgeton Kleinfleld, Norma 36 N. Broadway, Gloucester Klaessig, Johanna 103 Senior St., New Brunswick Knight, Barbara 52 Harrison Ave.. Eriton Knight, Joan 63 Washington Street, South River Knoeppel, Carol 51 I Second St., Palisades Park Knuettel, Lieselotte 1138 Falls Terr., Union Kollmeier, Cliff 319 N. Main St., Glassboro Kovach, John Unit 4 B, Glassboro Kuhn, Mary Lee I I 6 N. 3rd Ave., Highland Park LaBuda, Barbara 612 Chestnut St., Lakehurst Lamborne, Margaret Ann Union St., Mantua Langley, Mary Ellen 62 N. Main St., Mullica Hill Lanning, Earl 205 Penna. Ave., Eriton Latorre, Frances 727 Cherry St., Vineland Lawrence, Pauline 533 Naomi Ave., Woodbury Lee, Mabel , Davis St., Jericho Lehberger, Catherine 3148 So. Atlanta Rd., Camden Leslie, Dorothy 25 Plain St., Summit Levi, Marjorie 185 N. Main St., Pleasantville Lewis, William 28 Central Ave., Blackwood Livingston, Marlon 22 Cedar St., Ridgefield Lockenmeyer, Fred 227 Noreg PL, Brooklawn Longinotti, Leona Ferry Rd., Bridgeport Luba Anne Woodport Rd., Sparta Lucas, Emily 258 Cincinnati Ave., Egg Harbor Lucas, Penny I I 3 Westervelt Ave., N. Plainfield Lucca, Josephine 239 So. First Rd., Hammonton Lynch, Bernard 142 Vine St., Bridgeton McAllister, Alice 208 Virginia Ave., Audubon McAllister, Hope 22 Patton Dr., Bloomfleld McBride, Alex 149 E. Academy St., Clayton McCarthy, Frances Bergen Ave., Sewell Mcintosh, Catherine Box 373, Harding Hway., Newfield McNeil, Marian R.F.D., Bartlett Ave., Tuckerton MacDowell, Edward 1308 So. Merrimac Rd., Camden Mackin, Jeanne 32 E. Merchant St., Audubon Maines, Frances New Fairton Rd., Millville Manning, Maxwell 1208 McKlnley Ave., Pleasantville Marrocco, George Rosemont Ave., Newfield Marsicano, Marlene 52 Oak Ave., Metuchen Matrona, Mary Jane 426 Quince St., Vineland Matthews, Charlotte Bonnie Burn Rd., Watchung Melosi, Rita 33 Hillcrest Ave., Cranford Merrill, Walter 453 Second Ave., Garwood Meyer, Wilma Main St., Belford Micheaux, Gwendolyn 420 Benson St., Camden Mick, Betty Ann 2239 49th St., Merchantville Miller, Jeanne 250 South St., Eatontown Miller, Margaret 153 W. High St., Somerville Miller, Mirabel 53 I Bowling Green, Moorestown Miller, Ruth 343 Lincoln St., Philllpsburg Milner, Joanne 501 Bergen St., Gloucester City Milovsky, Ronald 1224 Walnut Ave., Collingswood Mirenda, Charles 26 So. Lake St., Glassboro Mirenda, James 26 So. Lake St., Glassboro Mitchell, Florence Glassboro Rd., R.D. 2, Willlamstown Mitchell, Helen 12 0 Franklin St., Glassboro Mitchell, Joseph 57 Dupont, Gibbstown Mohrman, Donald Delsea Drive, Glassboro Mokrynski, Edward 3 W. Main St., Millville Mood, Amy Ewan Bridgeton Pk. Rd., Fwan Moore, Lois 19 E. Academy St., Clayton Moore, Louise Warwick Rd., Lawnside Moore, Wilton I I I New Gate Lane, Neptune Morris, Annabelle Hoes Lane R.F.D. No. I. New Market Morris, Marie West Lawrence St., Milltown Morris, William 184 East Ave., Bridgeton Morrison, Eileen Delsea Drive, Delmont Mott, Jane 4 Malun Ave., Berlin Hts. 92 Mullen, Ann Julie 7th Magnolia, Vineland Mulligan, Patricia 45 Howard St., Vineland Mullin, Charles 210 Spruce St., Audubon Murray, Elizabeth 15 MacArthur Drive, Fords Myers, Elizabeth I 13 So, East Ave., Wenonah Nannini, Anna 196 Leighton Ave., Red Bank Natoli, Joan Columbus Ave., Harrington Park Neib, Charlotte 60 N. West Ave., Vineland Nelson, May Central Ave.. Blue Anchor Nemeth, Marion Bloomsbury Nolan, Thelma 22 Oak Grove Road. Caldwell Nutt, Janet 2200 41st St., Penn sauken Oakley, Marjorie 31 Oakwood Ave., Bogota O ' Brien, Theresa 408 Monmouth St., Gloucester Oehlers, Frank Frankllnville-Swedesboro Rd., Monroeville Oehlers, Mary Franklinville-Swedesboro Rd., Monroeville Ogden, Albert 709 Grape St., Vineland Olsen, Harry 29 N. Thomas St., Metuchen Oxenford, Nancy 813 Grove Street, Pt, Pleasant Beach Pastre, John 14 Whipperwill Way, Audubon Park Patterson, Arthur 309 Center Street, Haddonfield Patterson, James 7! Morris Ave., Neptune City Peacock, Elizabeth N. Main Street, Barnsboro Peale, Eugene 31 West Avenue, Pitman Pease, Martha 622 Clinton St.. Camden Pedersen, Betty Asbury Ave., English Creek Penman, Patricia 3500 Winchester Ave., Atlantic City Penton, Jeanne 483 High Street, Mt. Holly Perini, Doris Marie 351 Warren. Phillipsburg Perone, Catherine 785 N. Mountain Ave., Bound Brook Perrine, Ruth River Road, New Brunswick Petersen, Dorothy Colesmille Road, Franklinville Peterson, Beatrice 1939 So. 8th St., Camden Pfarrer, June I 14 E. Webster Ave., Roselle Park Philipona, Janet 324 Laurel Ave., Pitman Piontkowski, Anne 1112 Orchard St., Camden Piatt, Phyllis 2 1 S. American St., Woodbury Poff, Margery 759 Lake Avenue, Woodbury Hts. Polhemus, Lotta 41 I Locust Street, Neptune Profera, Domenica 299 Penne Ave., Millville Quigley, Jane 140 Glenlake Ave., Pitman Randall, Marion 730 Chestnut St.. Apt. 13, Camden Randall, Virginia Academy St., Glassboro Randolph, Janis Brown St.. Port Norris Rann, Robert Cologne Road, Egg Harbor Rasmussen, Chris Lincoln Ave., Vineland Ratz, Theresa Summit Ave., Mantua Rauscher, William 153 Highland Ave., Highland Razzano, Anthony 147 Prospect St., South River Renner, Margaret Smallwood Place, Woodbury 1 ITO C;--X A.,-, A.L ..-.. D-L lOiA 1;,,. A.,„ DI- — i..;li-. KiTter, Margaret rark Urive. Dndqeton D t LJ  . lb Marston rlace, Mondaire D U « rii- C -. 1 L. tC D .J A A,,J,,1- Rosen Irwin 547 Pear St Vineland K n4 n 1 o ji n R v aI R nAr4 ' .;a 121 W Foundry St Millville I Is PniL rio rini; Avo Pnn H, rhr r 1 J 1 iiNO ' JciLiiMa vt?,| 1 t ai ftftP Virnil Avp Rlrlnp-fiplrl in CflrrlinrtI Ct AurJiihnn Prlc 6 1 rchflrd St Som©rvill© ;arllor RhnrJ;) f n r 1 oct ! n A o 1 w n c 1 H o 1 ja 1 1 A a 512 Lindsay Ave Laurel Springs 609 7th VInpl inH 1 15 Inlet Ave Atlantic City 1 A r? ( c O m n + A J d r l O VA Ti O M 272 Oak Rd Vineland Schaeffer, Louise 325 9fh Ave.. Haddon Heights C—f ACQPK ri ! RH v p n ( 1 n A n ft? 7 Plnr,R 1 AvA FII?; hpth C 1 iri D 1 l4-U R ( f 1 n rK j rJ 1 1 A m t i w n 52 Clayton Av9 Vilhamstown 568 Perry St Trenton 568 Perry St , Trenton c. ..ii ci:-.- Ua4U C.-ll Pari jcott, can 1314 C olumbia Ave Pleasantville Searle, Howard Sevastakis, Ethelmae ... C L fi. k i A _ L ' i A..-. A.. _ Sharp, Jean Creek Rd.. Bridgeport 301 Swarthnnore Rd., Glassboro Shel+on, EIranora 1 190 Penn St.. Camden Sheppard, Juanita 10 So. Broad St., Woodbury Sher. Delia 1239 Magnolia Ave., Camden Shrimpton, Jeanne 14 Holland Ave., Demarest Shuster, Stewart 610 Broad St., Gibbstown Skow, Barbara 704 Bordentown Ave.. Perth Amboy 93 I Sillery, Barbara 80 Columbia Ave., Grantwood Silvers, Margery White Bridge, Marlton Simek, Helen 413 Greenwich Ave.. Paulsboro Sirokins, Mary Canhouse Rd., Elmer Simmill, Carolyn 2000 Marconi Rd., Belmar Simonin, Janet 149 Olive St., Westville Slater, Catherine 131 I 7th Ave., Neptune Small, James W. Atlantic Lindsay Ave., Laurel Springs Smiley, Joan 309 Sherwood Ave., Gloucester City Smith, Earle 13 Eben St., Glassboro Smith, Patricia- Linden Lowell Sts., Lindenwold Smith, Sarah 113 N. Wessaheckon Ave., Ventnor City Smyton, Edith 193 N. Laurel St., Bridgeton Snelgrove, Thomas Wallworth Park Apt., Haddonfield Snodgrass, Janet ....181 bast Ave., Pitman Sooy, John 942 Chambers Ave., Gloucester Sooy, Margaret 942 Chambers Ave., Gloucester Spallone, Carmella 901 N. 8th St., Camden Sparks, Kathryn 42 N. Railroad Ave.. Pedrlcktown Spell, Mildred 23 Merchant St., Merchantville Sprengle, Ruthann Blue Bell Rd., Williamstown Steffens, Virginia I Cherry Lane, Caldwell Steele, Elaine 321 W. Academy St., Clayton Stevens, Dorothy Sycamore Ave., Eatontown Still, Janet 408 Market St., Palmyra Stine, Frederick 512 hloward St., Millville Stines, Lois Ashley Ave., Brielle Stites, Patricia 1106 Mulberry St., Millville Storck, Ruth 303 S. Lippencott Ave., Maple Shade Streaser, David Unit 7-B College, Glassboro Subotich, Michael 631 State St., Perth Amboy Sutphen, Anne 14 Madison St., Princeton Sykes, John 445 20th St., Avalon Szivery, Irene Evesham Ave., Ashland Taylor, Gloria 743 Walnut St., Camden Thompson, William N. 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