Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1958 volume:

STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE GLASSBCJRO, NEW JERSEY T 1958 THE 1958 CDAK . Hwy. R 1' if-. f-I 71156 wwmmrzzrx vvyf 9' , 4 bw ALMA MATER Alma Mater, we greet thee. All praise to thy name: Thy banner unfurl to the breeze. Thy children salute thee and pledge to thy fame As soldiers who drink to the lees. All about thee arise the first temples of God, Lifting high, leafy arms to the sky. And the flowers that bloom in the green of the sod Seem to love thee too fondly to die. l.oved school, 'tis thine to impart to thy youth The wisdom within thy fair walls. May we daily teach others with courage and truth The lessons we learn in thy halls. Thou art more than a plan: thou art more than cold stone: Thou art spirit and beauty and light. And the standards we raise in the years 'neath thy dome Are the standards for which we shall fight. W 4 x-Q vw' 3' c P3 .QW i. 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V ' The example of your humility has fostered in us the genesis of a uni- versal philosophy of life-a philoso- phy filled with a devotion to all forms of life-a philosophy filled with adoration of the wonders which daily unfold before our eyes. t We are truly grateful to you for the loveliness of our campus. Your plans, ideals, and undertakings have contributed immeasurably to the beauty of our Alma Mater. When we see youngsters gathered around you, eager and willing to learn, when we see you teach them simply, beautifully, and masterfully, we become conscious of the abun- dancy of life's harvest. Your dedication to your profession, coupled with limitless patience, will long be a beacon to light our steps as we aspire to ascend toward our goal-the education of our nation's youth. JOHN B. SANGREE, A.M. Associate Professor of Science HIE? r Q '09 A 'Q if if 2 EFI Fi QM 33 WE v I 43 W o 63' , . , .N L ' i .- Qi? is 'SY - 2 4 32 6 . S -ll- -J ,fygi fl-:TK ..1,.. 4 44 'Hn Q M! JP' 'T SSN: K FACULTY The hands which have furned our Kaleidoscope have been wise and knowing, jusf so far for the right design, noi foo far or if is spoiled. w ui .ig n Y H W ' 1 1 tif ' DR. THOMAS E. ROBINSON President, Glassboro State Teachers College n Y tl,-5 . f, fgygqs-,i :3,Q3eQi'?J'1f AL iiaifgyfifiii X,,.,.,,.. Presiclent's Message EACH BUILDS ON OTHERS Every student who passes through Glassboro leaves something of himself behind. The sum total of all that is left behind becomes the College's traditions, history, and reputation. It becomes the most tangible part of the College, because in essence it is the College. From it comes the en- richment and spirit which refreshes and vitalizes new generations of students. The Class of T958 will take much from the College. lt will leave much, in memories, achieve- ments, and spirit. As we review the past four years, in which so much growth, change, and learning have been compressed, we realize anew that each new class stands upon the shoulders of its predecessors, and for that reason its vision be- comes keener and more creative. With this realization in mind, one can with reason say that the Class of T958 is the best class ever graduated from Glassboro. Because of your help and in- creased stature, the next class, standing upon your shoulders, should be an even better class. In such ways is progress made. To the Class of T958 we extend our best wishes and our congratulations. Each member is a friend we have learned to like and to respect. Each be- comes a representative of the college-an ambas- sador at large whose life, thoughts, and actions reflect the quality of the college which believes sincerely that teaching is fun and education is exciting. DR. ROBERT D. BOLE Dean of the College LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles G. Walker, A.M.-Director of Services, James M. lynch, Jr., D. Ed.-Dean of Students, Donald Salisbury, Pl1.D.-Director of Admissions, Lloyd V. Manwiller, Ph.D,-Director of Sfudeni Teaching 'Placement and Follow-up. liX MURRAY BENIMOFF, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology MAURICE C. BLANKEN, A.M. Assistant Professor of Social Studies ESTHER M. BOVARD, A.M. Associate Professor of English LORIOT M. BOZORTH, A.M. RUTH C. BRCOMALL, B.S. Principal, Campus School Demonstration Teacher J. WILLARD CAREY, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Art KARL O. BUDMEN, M.Ed. Assistant Professor ll, Education ESTELLE L. CARLSON, A,M. Assistant Professor of Home Economics ETHEL BRIDGE, M.S. Demonstration Teacher ALEXANDER BOROWEC, M.S. Assistant Professor ll, Science LEWIS A. BILANCIO, A.M. Assistant Professor ll, Library Science LESTER M. BUNCE, A.M. JEAN CARL, M.S. Assistant Professor of Social Studies Demonstration Teacher HOYLE D. CARPENTER, Ph.D. Assistant Professor ll, Music RUTH CONARD, M.S. Assistant Professor ll Physical Education ELIZABETH COX, M.Ed. Assistant ll, Education JANE N. FULTZ, A.M. Assistant Professor of Education SAMUEL GOMEZ, M.Ed. DOROTHY HAMMOND, AM- Assistant II, Education Associate Professor of Library Science MARION L. LITTLE, D.Ed. Professor of Education PATRICIA G. KONSCHAK, B.S. Demonstration Teacher LAWRENCE H. CONRAD, JR., A.M. Assistant Professor of English MADELINE HELFREY, M.S. Demonstration Teacher JAMES GABODA, A.M. Assistant Professor of Art LOUISE B. JENSEN, B.S. Demonstration Teacher LEONARD L. MANCUSO, M.Ed. Associate Professor of Science CLAIRE A. LOCKEY, A.M. Assistant Professor of Education JAMES J. MCKENZIE, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English IDA B. MORFORD, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education CORNELIA 'C. PARKS, M.S. Demonstration Teacher W. CLARKE PFLEEGER, JR., D.Ed. WILLIAM PITT, D.Ed. Associate Professor of Education Associate Professor of Psychology inn MARGARET N. REICK, A.M. Demonstration Teacher GEORGE REINFELD, A.M. Assistant Professor ll, English ROBERT H. McCOBB, D.Ed. Associate Professor of Mathematics FRANCIS G. PEACOCK, A.M. Assistant Professor of Education CLARENCE W. MILLER, M.M.E. Assistant Professor ll, Music ELIZABETH M. PEDERSON, A.M. Assistant Professor II, Education SAMUEL F. PORCH, M.P.E. EVELYN M. READE, D.Ed. Assistant Professor Professor of Physical Education Physical Education ROBERT B. REVERE, A.M. Assistant Professor ll Social Studies HAZEL F. SAINDON, A.M. Associate Professor of Education JOHN B. SANGREE, A.M. Associate Professor of Science MARY ANN SHERK, M.Ed. PARTHENIA J. VANDERMARK Assistant Professor ll, English A.M. Associate Professor of Art SAMUEL E. WITCHELL, A.M. Associate Professor of Social Studies ia LUTHER G. SHAW, D.Ed. Professor of Education V. EUGENE VIVIAN, A.M. Associate Professor of Science FACULTY MEMB MARY D. BRADBURY, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Education MARIE CAMPBELL, Ph.D. Associate Professor of English MARION FOX, D.Ed. Associate Professor of Education CHARLES R. GILLESPIE, A.M. Assistant Professor of English ERS FLORENCE E. SELLERS, A.M Assistant Professor of Library Science BETTY TIERNO, A.B. Demonstration Teacher NOT PICTURED MARVIN C. CREAMER, M.S. Assistant Professor of Social Studies STANTON B. LANGWORTHY D.Ed. Professor of Education CHARLES F. SEVIER, D.Ed. Associate Professor of Mathematics HANS ULRICH STEINHART, M.S. Assistant Professor ll, Library Science ALBERT C. SHAW, A.M. Assistant Professor ll, Education RICHARD W. WACKAR, M.S. HAROLD F. WILSON, Ph.D Assisfanf professor H Professor of Social Studies Physical Education HELEN G. WRIGHT, D.Ed. Professor of Social Studies MAINTENANCE y FIRST ROW: H. Rogers, C. Hifzelburger, F. Wintzel, A. Cramer, B. Crane, E. McNeil, J. Grille. SECOND ROW: E. Fisher, P. Tucker, H. Romsey, M. Selker, C. Rasmussen, P. Hall, J. Cichowski R. Chew, B. Ponzio, G. Miller, J. Defalco, B. Rogers, L. Lloyd, S. Boyd, A. Shute. LEFT: Miss Yvonne White, R.N., College Nurse, Mrs. Ellen Lassady, R.N., Campus School Nurse RIGHT: Mrs. Josephine Murphy, R.N., College Nurse, William Rozanski, M.D., College Physician MEDICAL l :Kiki i . HOUSE MOTHERS M gg-5-5,23-fag. ' . ' I ,,l12,,1Qfk . ,sign E . if fa f B fs? Q V l SECRETARIES gi 1 Y ei? 5 E.. his . W. R, G- 4 X Q i I ,a A :M sgi- . Q. i f LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. J. Heermans llaurel Halll, 1 Mrs. E. Hoilobaugh fOak Halil, Mrs. A. Kush wara llinden Hallj. 5 Q: i ,f if i , Q if ! if FIRST ROW: R. Berryann, C. Dunlop, H. Griffifh, L. Craig, A. Bronco, G. Bugg. SECOND ROW: N. SibiriacoH, D. Desiderio, G. Oldf, S. Brown. THIRD ROW: E. Merrick, E. Bubb, N. DuHy, M. Grosso, S. Truitt. Miss Susan Hill, Dielicianp Mrs. Alice Miffen, Head Cook. CAFETERIA in.-mf 'QQ 3 LQ J LA... 'HA Q V AxU vQ? Q X 0 X gf' U fx G A xv, jgwffgfal wana, 'ink 46531 4-fgffigg ?'W:B33 Sur' E65xE hf 5 gl' 2 l ' 1fgmw it A , H5 Z f .i-ffx '7 6' aflfx SM f ,-2 AX, 4 J, N f 1 X, h F ' 3 22 ' 3 I - ,, AV-4 ' , , ,,,, ,Y , , LL i .Qf4MWff:g,g1x,efegr'yf:.f4 ffi l' 1 ' l ll f -v Q e Nr Z 5 f ' - f N A X. P 'ii l King' SENICDRS Each class, each evenf, each personalify has been a vifal pari of ihis our college Kaleidoscope. They move and blend and refrach each is but a mirror fo reflect fhe image of fhe cenfral figure, the Class of 1958. 0 O CLASS ADVISERS A class blessed with efficient and conscien- tious officers is indeed fortunate. However, it cannot succeed without the understanding and untiring efforts of its class advisers. In our Junior year, we elected Mr. George Reinfeld, a truly strong and dynamic person- ality, to be our adviser. His insight and initia- tive, both as a counselor and a professor, stirred and strengthened dormant leadership capabilities within our class. His unusual talents for things literary were unmistakeably revealed in the guiding of the production of the i958 Oak and superior publications of our growing college. ln l957, Mr. Clarence Miller was chosen to share in the advisership of our class. He, too, has been a great asset in influencing our futures. His high ideals and personal character set an excellent example for all of us. His out- standing musical abilities have been evidenced in his direction of our Senior Class production and in the advancements in the college music program. 'Wy DR. DOROTHY MIERZWA MISS MARY COLVEY i l E i Mr. Clarence Miller, Mr. George Reinfeld. Decisions were made, summer ended, and col- lege began. We embarked upon a four-year iourney, striving for independence but lacking security. Our future was dependent upon careful guidance. Instrumental in the rudimentary stages of our college life was Dprothy Mierzwa. With her help, we formulated a class unity built on high standards. Another person who played an integral part in our development was Miss Mary Colvey. Her many philosophies are rooted deep within us. She en- couraged and fostered the expansion of our abili- ties. The Class of 1958 is indeed grateful to those two friends As a class, we are gratefully indebted to these two outstanding faculty members. Through their friendship and guidance, we have grown immea- surably not only as a class but as mature individuals. CLASS OFFICERS RQBERT BELLE EDWARD McKEON president Treasurer EDMUND MARKMAN MARION LOEW Vice-president SeCfefU Y Remember When?-Remember when we, as prospecfive members of fhe class of 1958, puzzled over GSTC's enlrance exam? f'571'7Mif LI'?7V'1f 4f5W ' - ' 'fy' ' 9 f V if 4 J 1 '-M' W'MV'if'WfQ L f'NLWmw A' Wi I M H' 'N i R. ELIZABETH AKERBOOM K.P. B-Beth . . . Tall and slender . . . Dutch descent . . . Cosmopolitan . . . Diplomatic . . . Conscientious . . . Outstanding artist . . . Creative . . . FTA . . . ACE . . . Section omcer . . . Water sports . . . Gardening . . . Art Editor of The Oak . . . Where's Tootsie? . . . He's a sketch. QWWW Bridgeton MARIE ROSE ABRUSCATO 5-9 Vineland Quiet, studious and rational . . . Understudy of Hans Brinker . . . Her pride and joy is her flowing tresses . . . Likes bowling . . . Dean's List . . . Commuter's companion . . . Seldom seen after class. LOUISE MOORE BARTELT K.P. Loves taking care of her hubby . . . Collects popular instrumental records . . . Dr. Little's efficient helper . . . In the market for a house . . . Sweet personality . . . Lucky kindergarten pupils. JOAN MARY ANN BARTELS K.P. Haddonfield Bartolls . . . Adept with the knitting needles . . . Treasurer of Student Co-op . . . Secretary and treasurer of Student Council . . . WHO'S WHO . . . Has my free material arrived yet? . . . Vice-presi- dent of Student Alumni . . . ACE . . . WAA . . . The Oak. West Collingswood CHARLES E. ANDERSON Medford Charlie . . . Can I help? . . . Treasurer of MAA . . . Reserved. . . Good worker . . . Work Scholarship . . . Extension courses . . . Reading . . . Easy going . . . Success ahead in teaching . . . Loyal member of The Oak Staff . . . Class Week participant. is-A... Wiauw f ELINOR BARDFELD G-E Vineland Ellie . . . SNEA . . . One third of Senior Ill trio . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . Teaches Sunday School . . . Enjoys reading and knitting . . . The nutritional values found in this food are-. sw WN TV JULIUS V. BECZA G.E. Lake Hopatcong Cooker . . . A busy man . . . Varsity Club presi- dent junior year . . . Managed varsity basketball and baseball . . . One of the kitchen crew . . . Sports Editor of The Whit during sophomore and junior years . . . Cooker's Corner . . . Former Oak Sports Co-Editor . . . Horse racing enthusiast. ROBERT LEE BELLE, JR. G E Atlantic City Calypso and jazz rate high with Bob . . . WHO'S WHO . . . Class president junior and senior years . . . Likes sports, particularly basketball . . . Possesses nice smile . . . Females interest him . . Mullica Hall Follies . . . Student Council . . Gazelle, ALBERTA CECILIA BINAGHI KP Northvale Binag . . . Petite and pretty pixie . . . WHO'S WHO . . . Class secretary . . . A way with words . . A lovely Liat in sophomore play . . . Lilting soprano . . . ACE . . . Awards Club . . . The eyes have it . . . Student Council secretary . . . Hi, gang! . . . The Oak. .IAN ET D. BLACKLEY K,P, Marmora Jan . . . Makes haste slowly . . . Melodious voice . . . Ping-pong is a passion . . . ACE . . . Animal fancier . . . Warm, friendly smile . . . Don't wait for me . . . Educated knitting needles . . . Freshman section president . . . Enviable enunciation . . . The Oak Business Staff . . . Suppressed actress . . . Serene countenance. ELIZABETH A. BRECKENRIDGE K.P. Pleasantville Betty . . . Oak Editor-in-Chief . . . Enjoys books . . . loquacious . . . that 'vocabulary . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . ACE . . . Women's Dorm Council . . . Script writer . . . Sophomore section president . . . Work scholarship-Professor Sangree and switch- board . . . Runs an overseas mail service . . . My niece, Jean. . . . Good grief! MARION LOIS BOYLE G.E. Kearney Mar . . . College Choir . . . Glee Club . . . Eager to help . . . Awards Club . . . Reliable . . . ACE . . . Thinks of others . . . Public Relations . . . Infectious giggle . . . Class Week Programs . . . Primer . . . Enjoys being with others. F. HOWARD BLOOD, JR. 5-9 Franklinville Bud . . . Daily traveler on the Delsea Drive . . . Intramural football and soccer . , . Class Week participant . . . Quiescent, but nice . . . Member of the CoH:ee Clan . . . Hot-rods are his hobby. f ELIZABETH ANN Bow.: Rahway Betty . . . Avid sports fan . . . WAA president . . . The Oak . . . Awards Club . . . WHO'S WHO . . . Dorm Council . . . ACE treasurer . . . Where's my roomie? . . . Nice to know . . . Has a diamond from Johnny . . . Officer of Senior I's. JANE CAROLE BROWN K P Atlantic City .laney . . . Great sense of humor . . . Patience and perseverence plus . . . Pinochle . . . Modern dance . . . Oh, my aching muscles! . . . ACE . . . WAA . . . Oak Staff . . . Future Mrs. Rudrow . . . And I laughed! . . . Um, um, um! if-' JANET D. BROWN K.P. Brooklawn Mrs, B . . . Senior l's Guardian Angel. . . ACE. . . I didn't get a chanceg my bridge club met. . . . Kappa Delta Pi member. . . Enjoys baby sitting with grandchildren . . . Math Club . . . A smile for everyone. JOSEPH BRZOZOWSKI G.E. South River Bozo . . . Avid participator in sports-soccer and baseball . . . Student Council, '56 . . . TV enthusiast . . . Likes the girls . . . MAA, Men's Dorm Ass'n., '54-'57 . . . A patron of the sport of kings . . . A friend to all. DOROTHY BURRISON laundry room . . . Fanatic for free material. K.P. Plainfield Dotty, Burje, take your pick . . . Witticisms un- surpassed . . . Full of fun . . . SNEA . . . Likes to dance . . . The Oak . . . Our Poet Laureate . . . Fond of cashews . . . Those gab sessions in the HARRY N. COLLINS of the Campus School. JANET LEE CRANMER K.P. Barnegat Eftervescent personality . . . Sparkling eyes . . . Care-free . . . Perpetual motion . . . Frequent trips to McGuire . . . Sharp dresser . . . Glee Club . . . Concert Choir . . . Sports . . . Awards Club . . . Fabulous dancer . . . Get that work done! G.E. Glassboro Light Horse Harry . . . President of CAFE sopho- more year . . . A caisson veteran . . . A presidential I candidate, Adlai and I . . . Member of the stork club la sonj . . . Clean sweep commando, courtesy NU u'f ' Thu-rf' PATRICIA CLARK K.P. Dunellen Pal . . . Oh, fhaf laugh! . . . Un-demanding . . . Sfaunch . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Loves fo drive lcrashll . . . ACE . . . The Oak Sfaff . . . Enjoys music . . . Howdy! . . . Circulafion runs the wrong way . . . I refuse fo worry! up SE C k! 'Yr VIOLET F. COLE K.P. Clayton Bunny . . . Has her MRS. degree . . .,CAFE . . . Fond of kindergarieners . . . ACE . . . Enjoys home- making . . . Accompanisf in lnfermediafe Depart- menf of Sunday School . . . Quief, nice fo know . . . lf I were you, l'd-. DANIEL F. CULLEN G.E. Somerdale Dan . . . Opera enihusiasf . . . Memories of Cape Cod . . . Remarkable vocabulary . . . Public Rela- fion's right hand man . . . Air Force vef . . . Ger- many's disc jockey on Voice of lnformafion and Educafion . . . Echoes fhe sounds of fhe Mefropolitan . . . The Oak. M !' W nose cuccm 5 9 Manvaue Bowling fan . . , Dancing and singing rafe high with Rose . . . Transfer from Chesfnuf Hill . . . Has future plans fo fravel . . . Collecfs posfcards . . . Concerf Choir . . . Loves fo eaf, never gains a pound. BENJAMIN DAMSKY 5'9 Vineland Collector of old American coins and bills . . . The Oak Business Staff . . . Assembly Committee . . . n Watched over the Campus during the summer . . . Philosophy Club . . . Counts cash in the Co-op . . . Benny, W GEORGE S. DAVIS 5-9 Vineland Meticulous dresser . . . Frequent engagements in Ocean City . . . A friend indeed . . . Enjoys Idealism, Naturalism, private parties, and platonic friendships . . . Dean's List . . . Air Force vet . . . With money comes love. NANCY CAROL De'I'URCK G.E. Bellmawr Park Nance . . . Competent . . . Kappa Delta Pi presi- dent . . . Could write a book about commuting experiences . . . Pals with Jeanne and Elly . . . J. C. Penney Company . . . Tutors evenings . . A good friend to have. ANNA MARIE DeFELICE Landisville Frenchie . . . Excused absentee: the bridge washed out . . . FTA . . . Where's Bud? . . . Found a for- tune in photo painting . . . Elegant poise when horseback riding and cutting the figure eight. ELAINE WITTENMEYER De BOSSCHER G.E. Union Equestrienne . . . Fencing is a hobby . . . Loves to drive . . . Oak Staff . . . Participates in speedball and basketball . . . Enjoys flowers and reading . . . Married to Al . . . That long dark hair! NANCY ANNE DAVIS . . . Sparkling smile . . . Women's Dorm Council could it be the musician?l . . . Green thumb What a riot! KP- Trenton Nan . . . Maine-iac . . . Perfectionist . . . Sedate ACE . . . Oak Stat? . . . Sports . . . Loves music for DAVID DeGROODT Dave . . . Class president sophomore year 'Wyman 'Nw LEONARD Di IOIA 5-9 Franklinville Lenny . . . Friendly, kind and literal . . . lntra- mural basketball player . . . Avid sports fan . . . Pet peeve-garbage cans . . . Neat dresser . Mr. Di loia, to the board. . . . College Choir . Fondest memories of Soph. Lit. with Dr. McKenzie 5 9 Pitman WHO'S WHO . . . Veep, junior year . . . Likes sail- ing . . . A whiz on wooden wheels . . . Builds model airplanes . . . Varsity baseball and basketball freshman year . . . Admirer of feminine pulchritude. I .s,. EDWARD C. DOWNS G,E, Camden Easy Ed . . . Section secretary-treasurer . . . Bul- letin Board Specialist for Dr. Lynch . . . Award winning skater . . . Commutes via Delsea Drive . . . Looking forward to military service lpreferably in the Sea or Boy Scoutsi . . . Commuter's Council. ROBERT L. DONAGHAY G.E. MARJORIE FERGUSON Bridgeton Bob . . . A real nice guy . . . Quiet . . . Bowling enthusiast . . . Kappa Delta Pi member . . . Keeps up with high school alumni activities . . . Has a talent for interior decoration . . . Commutes daily. Cranford Marge , . . Air of serenity . . . Cameo complexion . . . Framed by tresses of molten gold . . . President of Student Co-operative Board . . . Concert Choir . . . The Oak . . . Systematic . . . Defender of Free- dom of the Press . . .E WHO'S WHO . . . Kitchen Kapers . . . I feel . . . . . . Perfectionist. JEANNE FINELLI G-E Plainfield SNEA . . . You don't say . . . Kappa Delta Pi secretary . . . Always seen with Nancy and Ellie . . . Reading . . . An answer for everything . . . Those who can, clof those who can't-. ,, 56111-Y JANET JOHNSON DURBIN GE Stratford W Jan . . . Long golden ponyfail . . . Supremacy in sporfs . . . WAA . . . MRS. degree junior year . . . Driving demon on Delsea Drive . . . Coffee breaks with the crowd . . . Has poise and charm in modeling and leaching. JOANNA H. FELTER K.P. River Edge Jo . . . WAA Execufive Board . . . Awards Club . . . Willing and friendly . . . ACE . . . Work Scholarship . . . The Oak Staff . . . Dorm Council . . . A joke for every occasion . . . Ari is her avoca- fion . . . Sporfs enfhusitzsf. ASSUNTA R. FOLCARELLI K.P. Somerdaie Sue . . . Even fempered . . . Hof rod . . . Peppy . . . Good dancer . . . The Oak . . . Dorm dweller senior year . . . ACE . . . Secfion officer . . . Sports . . . A Knifwif . . . Conscienfiousv. . . Near and sysfemafic . . . Have you seen Alberta? LEON FLOREK 5-9 South River Lee . . . President of Mullica Hall . , . A member of fhe Soufh River Four . . . Kitchen crew . . . MAA . . . Powerhouse of energy . . . Overwhelming spirif in all sporfs . . . Quick-wirfed guy wifh confagious personalify . . . WHO'S WHO. by Nancy. RICHARD K. GAHR G.E. Pitman Dick . . . Member of the noted tenor section of Concert Choir . . . Where there's music, there's Dick . . . Chorus girl in Mullica Hall Follies . . . Oh! those legs . . . Oak Business Co-Editor . . Kitchen comedian . . . Chat, anyone? CATHERINE GAHLER Holmdel Cathy . . . Reserved . . . Unperplexed personality . . . Pleasant . . . Habitant of Oak IV . . . Marvelous farm hand . . . Exact in manner and dress . . . ACE . . . President of Senior Section III . . . Poetry read BARBARA ELAINE GRIEN ER G.E. Glassboro Enjoys that new Ford station wagon . . . Devoted to profession . . . Collects dolls from foreign coun- tries . . . Bobs . . . Orchestra member . . . Hopes to teach in a Christian Day School. SHIRLEY GREEN ShirI . . . Efficiency plus . . . The Plays piano . . . ACE . . . WAA . . beans! . . . Sports participant . . . of Laurel IV . . . Summer bride . here I come! Penns Grove other half . . . . Dish out the Lively member . California, EILEEN VIOLA GOFFE G.E. Aquatic accomplishments . . . CAFE . . . Infectious smile . . . Math Club . . . Who says I can't knit in class? . . . Daily traveler from beautiful, peaceful Silver Lake . . . Nice to know and known to be nice. Clayton GRACE GRAVES G.E. Atlantic City CAFE . . . Listening to and discussing modern jazz! . . . Pinochle and ping pong participant . . . Cry on my shoulder . . . l'll try plain socks first . . . Year-round seaside dweller . . . Pertinacious per- sonality. ,,,, MARJORIE ANN HAMILTON G.E. Margie . . . Expressive eyes . . . Likes to dance and bowl . . . Frequents the skating rink . . . Teaches first grade Sunday school class . . . SNEA . . . Class Week Committees . . . Those weekends at Newberry's. DIANE G. HAGERMAN K-P- Pitman Di . . I. Fun-loving . . . Escapades with certain Senior lll's . . . WAA . . . ACE . . . Travels-Cali- fornia, Mexico, Canada lnext stop Hawaiil . . . Enjoys volleyball, basketball . . . Teaches Sunday School . . . Agreeable . . . Jaunts to Pitman between classes. Vineland N JAMES EDWARD HAWKINS 5-9 Jim . . . Sports enthusiast, especially track and soccer . . . The man in the suit . . . Interested scholar . . . Will tour with College Choir . . . Friendly . . . Life ambition-College Professor . . . Will get A that doctorate. Jerico CAROL ANNE HENDERSON K,P, Absecon Hen . . . Witty conversation . . . Dorm Council, Senior year . . . Likes to cook and sew . . . WAA . . . The Oak . . . Entertains with the piano . . . Smile that alleviates the blues . . . Neatness with a capital N, MARY LOU HUNTLEY G.E. Muscles . . . One-third of the Mellolites . . . Veep of Concert Choir . . . Women's Dorm Council . . . Nominee for Beauty Contests . . . Stately carriage . . . WAA . . . Can you chin vourselt? . . . Sun- shine in her smile STEPHEN EDWARD HORNYAK, JR. G.E. Audubon Horn . . . Varsity Club treasurer . . . Member of the soccer team for three years . . . All sports interest Steve . . . Witticism at its best . . . Likes music . . . Mullica Hall proctor . . . Follies' dancer. Port Republic N K.P. ELI P. HITCHNER G.E. Fairton Pete . . . Glassboro's left arm in baseball Great kidder . . . Soccer . . . Good for a laugh . . . Veep of MAA . . . JV basketball . . . Outdoors-man . . . May I borrow my car? HARRIET HOLDEN Somerville Harr . . . WAA . . . Bundle of fun and fancy free . . . Work Scholarship . . . Energetic worker . . . Enjoys piano and singing . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . :Qw- ACE . . . Shirley, what shall I do? . . . Enjoys sports. WILBERT RUSSELL HULL G.E. Audubon Will . . . Organizer of Varsity Club . . . Hustler on the diamond . . . Time out . . . Oak Sports Editor . . . Mullica Hall Follies . . . Ballroom ballerina . . . Cross country Vineland chick. traveler . . . Engaged to a cute CHARLOTTE B. INGERSOLL G.E. Somers Point Charl . . . Science enthusiast . . . Well-used library card . . . Definite ideas . . . lndividualist . . heres to her principle . . . Knit your worries . Ad- away . . . CAFE . . . Unpredictable . . . Yields to a future of wonderment. AUDREY A. JONES G.E. Winfield Park Aud . . . Always George . . . Student Council . . . Oak Business Staff . . . Likes boats and dancing . . . Active in Social Affairs Committee . . . Cheer- ful disposition . . . ACE . . . Class Week Committee . . . Secretary-treasurer, Sr. lll's. 4f'f 'w l MARILYN RICKERT JONES G.E. Sewell Became Mrs. during Jr. year . . . Keeping house for Nelson is major activity . . . Kappa Delta Pi, treasur- er . . . Swimming lessons every summer! . . . Junior Class treasurer . . . Neatness personified . . . Dr. Wright's neighbor. JOHN ROBERT KINCH G-E Dunellen Bob . . . The Comeback Kid . . . Memories of Shaggy Shack clays . . . Lynne's love . . . Wants Navy wings . . . Kinch rhymes with cinch . . . CAFE . . . Mean man with a rifle for a mimeo machinet . . . Varsity Club. if MARY MADELINE KAENZIG G E National Park SNEA . . . Dabbles in oils . . . CAFE . . . To be seen with Barbara and Alice . . . Enjoys listening to musical scores . . . Not another report? . . . Can be depended upon for a job well done. W. CLIFFORD JONES G.E. CliH . . . Student Council . . . Country music enthusiast . . . CAFE . . . Mullica Hall Follies . . . Class committees -. . . Enjoys classical music . . . Known by all . . . Square Dance Club president . . . Snack Bar supporter. NANCY RICHMAN KNOPP G.E. Nance . . . President of Awards . . . Oak Staff . . . Reads poetry to Cathy . . . Work Scholarship . . . November bride . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Ex-Resident of Oak IV . . . Jack says- . . . Always laughing . . . Procrastinator. Penns Grove 'QPNV RICHARD H. JONES G.E. Blackwood A three-letter man in basketball . . . A former flying Leatherneck in Korea . . . Sayonara not for him: married in Japan . . . A picturebook collegian . . Quiet, gracious and determined. IRA KOCHELL 5-9 South River Zeke . . . Sfudent Co-ordinator of Men's Dorm . . Sports enthusiast . . . Basketball rates high . . . Mullica Hall Follies . . . Cruising campus Casanova . . One of the South River Foursome . . . Volumin- ous vocabulary. .rim Sli' Northfield Club . . . WAA NAOMI LERNER K.P. Englewood Going to the Artist Series? . . . Reading and art are favorite pastimes . . . Naturally curly hair . . . Class Week Committees . . . CAFE . . . My assorted roommates! . . . Work Scholarship owner . . . As- sembly Committee. ' ,gf JEAN E. LANGE Bridgeton Jeanner . . . Came to us from Greenbriar . . . Infectious giggle . . . Women's Dorm Council . . . WAA . . . Hockey hustler . . . Excellent impersonator . . . ACE treasurer . . . Bubbling bundle of charm . . . How's life without Margo? JEAN MCCALL G E Atlantic City Transfer student . . . Always full of pep . . . A friendly smile for all . . . Conscientious commuter . . . Artistic ability . . . Just stepped out of Vogue Magazine . . . Spencls summer saying, Number, please? EDWARD M. MCKEON G.E. Camden Monk . . . Treasurer Men's Dorm junior and senior years . . . President MAA . . . Beau Brummel's Brother . . . Former shack member . . . Set the date with Joan . . . Treasurer of Senior Class . . . Have khakis, will travel. afyw K.P. Elmer Tootsie . . . ACE president . . . Magnificant mimic . . . B-Beth, wait for me . . . An aura of perfume . . . GSTC's answer to Julie London . . . Senior class secretary . . . WHO'S WHO . . . The Oak . . . AH'able with Lou. E. .IUNE LEVITT G E Lake Placid, N. Y. June . . . Past president of Senior lIl's . . . Let's vote on it. . . . Commutes daily from Bridgeton . . . Enjoys sewing and cooking . . . Always ready for a coffee break . . . Strawberry blonde . . . She can even ski! C. MARION LOEW alto ot Mellolites . . . Have to check G.E. Sparkling smile . . . .l.V. basketball and volleyball . . . The Oak . . . Student Council . . . A guiding light of an impressive Lantern Night . . . Glee Club . . . Married to Ed . . . Stephen's mommy . . . , those radiators! JOAN LAFAYETTE MARKMAN Glassboro Sr, 317' EDMUND MARKMAN Glassboro Chark . . . V.P. of Mullica Hall, sophomore year . . . The Oak . . . Four year basketball letterman . . . Stephen R.'s daddy . . . Class officer . . . A Mullica Follies smash as Rudolph Valentino . . . WHO'S WHO . . . Part of Sr. IV's Mr. and Mrs. act. fl! iidlluww JOHN F. MELCHIOR G.E. Porky . . . Steal the Bacon Champion . . . Stu- dent Council president . . . State's shutterbug: Say cheese . . . Towel bearer . . . President of Freshman Class . . . Leading spark of Lantern Night . , . Abundance of energy and willing worker . . . WHO'S WHO. PATRICIA ANDREA MECOLI G,E, Glassboro Pat . . . Dramatics and New York . . . Teacher for a year . . . Returned to the fold . . . An outstanding member of Concert Choir . . . Possesses intriguing charm . . . Perpetual energy . . . Oh, fiddle! ,fyas 1' Boonton LYNNE F. MURPHY K.P. Lynner . . . Prexy of Dorm Council . . . WHO'S WHO . . . WAA . . . Soph prom chairman . . . With her Bob . . . Splashed with artistic talent . . . ACE . . . Soph class veep . . . Oh, that math! . . . Happy times in Laurel IV. 'im .7--fr Riverside ESTH ER C. MOORE 5-9 Pitman Always lends a helping hand . . . Chairman of Class Assembly . . . Seen at the organ . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . Student Council . . . One of our grand- mother graduatesn . . . Master mathematician. ALICE IRENE MITTEN G.E. Quiet commuter . . . Orchestra . . . Violin section . . . Conscientious worker in church activities . . . Enjoys working with young people . . . Meticulous . . , Serene and sensible . . . Calming influence . . . Art enthusiast. wiv' Berlin EDNA RHUBART MITCHELL G-E Leesburg Edjna . . . Cooking for Dick . . . Public relations work . . . Advice to the lovelorn . . . The Oak . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . Hard worker . . . Women's Dorm Council . . . Progressive jazz enthusiast . . . So many showers! ARTHUR 0. OLSEN 5-9 Woodbury Swede . . . Most valuable soccer player of l956 . . . Enjoys a quick game of Ping Pong between classes . . . Commuter . . . Wedded bliss . . . Friend to all, foe of none. FRANCES MARIE PEGOLOTTI G.E. Fran . . . New member of the IV's from Chestnut Hill . . . ACE . . . Sonny smile . . . Half-stick gum fiend . . . CAFE . . . The Oak Staff . . . Quiet and amiable . . . Class Week . . . Summer wedding bells . . . Doughnuts, anyone? Vineland LOIS VIRGINIA PINE K.P. Ocean Grove Lo . . . Awards Club secretary . . . Oh, Jerry . . . Engaged . . . Class Weeks . . . The Oak . . . Attrac- tive appearance . . . Social Aftairs secretary . . . SNEA . . . Junior year Dorm Councelor . . . To know her is to like her. YVONNE E. PILGRIM Atlantic City Yevennie . . . uneffected manner . . . concealed comedienne . . . poetic flair . . . WAA . . . Class Week soloist . . . Supremacy on the court . . . Avid reader . . . Thought knows no horizons . . . Style conscious . . . Rich velvet tones . . . What's trump? GEORGETTE E. QUINLAN Vineland George . . . Poet sublime, artist supreme . . . Oak Staff . . . Assembly Committee . . . WAA . . . Class plays . . . Awards Club . . . Rules are made to be broken . . . Aims for a Master's in math. JOAN M. RADCLIFFE G.E. Haddon Heights Oak Literary Co-Editor . . . Ranks high in dependa- bility . . . WHO'S WHO . . . Litesaver, anyone? . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . Sincere friend to all . . . Secretary, CAFE . . . Bowling . . . Re-Decorating plus . . . Argyle manufacturer . . . High ideals. Ilmmfi G.E. . ARLINE POWLEY G.E. New York Always busy . . . A transfer from Courtland State, New York . . . A working librarian . . . CAFE' enthusiast . . . Hubby works for New Jersey,Agri- culture Service . . . Favorite foil of the Fabulous Fours. JOAN PRITCHETT Williamstown Commuter . . . Health and Welfare . . . Drawing ancl painting . . . Speedball, softball, volleyball . . . Jazz fan . . . All around sports participant . . . Dresses with taste . . . Thoughtful. K.P. MARY E. ROOSEVELT Dennisville Kappa Delta Pi . . . Marty's roommate . . . Secre- tary-treasurer, Decoration Committee . . . Les, Le- high, golf . . . ACE . . . Always lends a helping hand Oak Staff . . . Glee Club . . . Shower solos . . . Bound to be a success. JOSEPH S. RENZULLI 5 9 Asbury Park Joe . . . A politician in the making . . . Two year Varsity Club man . . . Promoter of law and order on the Men's Dormitory Council . . . An asset to the Fabulous Fives. RITA SANGUILIANO K.P. Reef . . . Unresfricfed friendliness . . . Capfivating smile . . . ACE . . . Women's Dorm Council . . . WAA . . . Taienfed coiffeuse . . . Lives a lively life . . . lndescribable buf unmisfakable sireak . . . Swimming . . . Gullible gal . . . Rings on her fingers . . . Efficieni waitress. CHARLOTTE ALEDE ROWAND K.P. Audubon Char . . . Tranquil, pleasing personalify . . . Lef- fers include FTA, CAFE, ACE . . . Acfive church member . . . My daily commufer's dairy . . . One of fhe few K.P. piano players . . . Capable of keep- ing secrefs. Scotch Plains MICHAEL .IERRELL SEIBERT, JR. G.E. Baron . . . Varsify Club . . . MAA . . . Soccer . . . Inframurals . . . Me-n's Dorm Council . . . Mullica Hall Follies . . . Sfudenf Council . . . Oak SMH, Layoui Edifor . . . Who likes bull sessions? . . . Co-opera- lion makes for graduafionf' Wildwood PATRICIA SCOTT G.E. Turnerville Soff-spoken companion . . . Scrupulous . . . Horses are her hobby . . . Plans fo teach in her homefown . . . Raven hair and fair complexion . . . Commufes buf punciual. vb G.E. Trenton Crazylegs . . . A solid soccer salesman . . . Oak Layout Staff . . . A man of Mullica . . . Biology bug . . . Shakespeare in sweat pants . . . To thine ownself be true . . . Married Monica in Ma JOSEPH J. SCHIPSKE y . . . A smile for everyone. VIVIENNE HELEN SCHIEMAN Viv . . . Where's my allowance? . . . DOREEN SUTHERLAND SKONEKI Brahm's Lullaby, anyone? HELEN SHANNON K.P. Laurel Springs Shannon . . . Energy knows no bounds . . . ACE . . . Defends her convictions . . . Prom co-chairman . . . Oak Staff . . . Forgetful but thoughtful . . . lf you're fond of sand dunes . . . Sense of humor unsurpassed . . . Pufty's pet . . . He's out to lunch. K P Madison Enjoys newspaper work . . . Whit Assistant Managing Edi- tor . . . Oak Literary Co-Editor . . . .left and Mutt . . . WHO'5 WHO . . . Great talker . . . ACE . . . My father . . . Can I fit classes into my schedule? Kearny Skon-nec-kee . . . girl with the impressive lpana smile . . . Women's Dorm treasurer . . . Pleasant disposition . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . Erudite mind . . . Honey -moon at old Cape Cod . . . WAA . . . JOAN SMITH G.E. Budd Lake All kinds of scrap books . . . Quiet, gracious way . . . Spontaneous smile . . . CAFE . . . Motorcycling and horseback riding enthusiast . . . Glee Club . . . Concert Choir . . . Has a spe'ial interest in teen-agers. BARBARA A. SMITH G.E. Camden Photographer . . . Where's my gym suit? . . . Athletics of all descriptions . . . SNEA . . . Profes- sor, l have a question . . . Health and Welfare . . . Collects records . . . Dance anyone? . . . Member of Commuter's Clubhouse. HENRY SULZMAN Berlin Bud . . . Congenial Five man . . . The pursued, not the pursuer . . . Car Wrecker . . . Serious and re- served . . . Professional hunter and fisher . . . A swell guy to know . . . Sports minded. qfswv' M' SANDRA L. SUTTON K.P. Bridgeton Suzy . . . Level head under lofty locks . . . Sports know her name . . . Dr. Little's right-hand gal . . . Women's Dorm Council . . . ACE . . . Awards Club . . . Engaged . . . Loves to laugh . . . Our Rip Van Winkle . . . Fraternity parties at Rutgers. G.E. Kappa Delta Pi . . . Loves to sew and cook . . . Fish- ing at the shore . . . Music lover . . . Study enthusiast . . . Conscientious worker . . . Frequents Savitz Memorial . . . Sojourn to Temple, junior year. K.P. Patty . . . Sophomore Snowball Queen . . . Pert, smiling miss . . . President Social Attairs . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . Poised and graceful manner . . . Women's Dormitory Council . . . Oak Staff . . . Enjoys small children . . . Gem from a Junior . WHO'S WHO W' A iioyee I LAURA SOBELMAN PATRICIA SWIFT NANCY M. SNYDER K,P, Nutley Nance . . . ACE Veep . . . Oh, kids! . . . Oak Sports Staff . . . Good sport . . . WAA . . . Helen's roommate . . . Awards Club . . . Senior lI's laughter . . . Student Council . . . Dorm Council . . . Liked by all . . . Collects stuffed dogs . . . Success! Carmel Riverton MARTHA LOUISE SWAIN K.P. Cape May Mar-tha . . . Fascinating smile . . . Glee Club . . . Dorm memoirs . . . Oh, Don, teach me to play golf . . . Dorm Council . . . Oak Literary Staff . . . Mary's sidekick . . . Class Weeks . . . Music lover . . . Patient and understanding . . . High ideals. FRANCES TOFFENETTE G.E. Fran . . . Transfer from Chesfnuf Hill . . . Diminu- five ancl pleasing . . . CAFE . . . Oak Sfaff . . . Fran and Fran . . . Efficienf and conscienfious sfudenf . . . Class Week . . . Where fhere's a Will, fhere's JANE M. THOLL K.P. Runnemeade Don'f run wifh fhe ball . . . Girls' League basket- ball ancl baseball coach . . . Lives af home . . . ACE . . . Campus School secrefary . . . Perfecfionisf . . . Magic in arf . . . The epiiome of neafness. Vineland a way. ROBERTA F. WHITMAN 5-9 Vineland Bobs . . . Sfudenf teaching memories . . . Modern dance parficipanf . . . Moniclair's loss is GSTC's gain . . . Allemande leff . . . Peoole are her hobb . Y . . . Glee Club . . . All college play . . . Easy going . . . Fun maker. hu' VALERIE K. WHITING G.E. Newfonville Val . . . Puf a brush in her hand, canvas comes fo life . . . Awards Club . . . Advenfure seeker . . . College Choir . . . The Oak . . . Chimes . . . Good in sporfs . . . Member of Dr. Lynch's ohfice crew. MARIETTA WEBSTER K.P. Bridgeton Skeets . . . Sincere personality . . . CAFE Sports enthusiast . . . Volleyball, speedball, tennis, and basketball . . . Pleasant smile . . . Student Health and Welfare. I 4u HELEN KATHLYN TURNER Wenonah Class notes in shorthand . . . Mr. Porch's classes . . . Work Scholarship . . . Rides the orange bus . . . CAFE . . . Enjoys painting . . . Oak Business Staff . . . Leader of town field trips for children. RUTH H. WILSON G.E. Happy-go-lucky . . . Likes to dance . . . Avid mostly textbooks . . . CAFE . . . SNEA . . . secretary . . . Enjoys keeping house . . . plus . . . Has already taught one year . daughter, Lynn- CAROLYN LOUISE WILLIAMS Atlantic City Carolyn . . . Whit Business Editor . . . Work Scholarship . . . A pleasure to know . . . Assembly Committee secretary . . . Women's Dorm Council . . . Helpful suggestions . . . WAA . . . Bet tl1ere'll be guppies in the classroom. . . . WHO'S WHO . . . Managing Editor of The Oak. Elmer reader, Section Vitality l llMy Qr' fi '-N wg wwww .IEANNE OWEN WOODS PATRICIA W. ZIMMER G.E. Atlantic City K.P. Pleasantville Jeannie . . . WAA . . . Assembly Commiffee sec- Number, please? . . . Head switchboard operafor refary . . . Varsiiy volleyball . . . Lifile Tony's mofher . . . ACE . . . Likes fo cook and sew . . . Pat or . . . Red Sails in fhe Sunsef . . . Sweet smile, voice Zimm . . . Oak Liferary Sfaff . . . Jeff and Muff fo mafch . . . Jeanne rhymes wifh keen . . . Oh, no! . . . Girl Scouf Leader . . . Oh, my kids af summer camp! Awaken youfh, rise up and shouf! New ideas, new hopes, new dreams are waiting. Grow, ponder, wonder of all fhe wisdom of pasf ages, Change . . . fhe fhoughfs born of you may someday be frufh. Search, find, share . . . Leave behind a particle of frufh. -JOAN RADCLIFFE ww ff fi 'V 1? fx. ' Each year a nominating committee recommends outstanding students for inclusion in the national publication Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges. Nominees are chosen for service to the school, scholarship, leadership, and promises ot future usefulness. Students outstanding in the fields of scholarship, publications, athletics, and various other phases of college life are chosen for this honor. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Murphy, E. Mcxrkman, J. Bartels, B. Boyle, A. Bincghi, M. Ferguson, J. Melchoir, P, Swift, A. Jones, R. Belle. MISSING: V. Schieman, C. Williams, J. Radcliffe, J. Becza, D. DeGrood1, L, Florelc, Msrloew These DayS if W Think o Some call fhis fun? f- . 1 Those 8:30 song sessions! 'ww Q 1, eq Was fha! a rule??? W , L Q-is Away all dinks. Vhaf We'll I O C Memories linger 353:--3 Wai 9153241 9+ if N2 m5Q, W IJ lil f is v W ff Qi w' S ei' X53 W 01 ' me is V Jn Qt WN f .1 e e for L-J .I , 2 ' sf . gQ EE 1-X 5.9 H ' f - F ,'PY' .,L-' 1 'f,-V. - ,Zf1Ef1L g - Q, B, : : ., ,,,1 , ,.,. ., . , E-V is . ,Q to , -11 ,W - Qificn lay.. X1 -,AV , .1 a may UNDERCLASSMEN The cenfer of the Kaleidoscope affracfs one's im- meoliafe affenfionf however, one must noi overlook fhe paffern formed by the lesser fragments which frame and supporf the design. 'Q JUNIOR FIRST ROW: J. Hoins, A. Young, V. Taylor, S. Castleton, M. Adams, S. Rosenblum, A. Fonte, 'C. Collier, R. Harding, S. Blumberg, L. Brita. SECOND ROW: J. Dunn, C. Cooper, D. Robinson, M. J. Bucko, R. Roche, A. Wishnow, E. Harris, J. A. Garrett, C. Brune, E. Freedman, M. Goehringer, L. Woron, D. E. TREBI NG President J. TOMASELLO Secretary fs 4 Harris, THIRD ROW: L. Droude, K. Keough, M. Obner, H. Loeb, A. Hayes, Stultz, A. McKeever, M. Mercogliano, B. Moore, J. Zeitz, J. Jones, B. Sippl D. Rhodes, L. Broadnax, J. Kaplan, M. Catando. FOURTH ROW: B. Nulty, . Reuther, M. Vogel, M. Rutherford, S. Compton, C. Moore, M. Casazza, Lesson plans and lectures! . . . the hectic hustl of the Junior Year at GSTC. Junior Practicum i the campus school is the first proving ground fc the efforts of the aspiring young teachers. Disneyland was the prevailing theme of th Junior Week. The class assembly presentatia A Trip to Fantasyland was the featured higl light of the week. Following this was the annui class banquet filled with the ecstacy of the week theme. With nature at it's peak of beauty and brigh ness, the fall season was crowned by the Junio Freshman Prom, Autumn Nocturne, held in Me morial Hall. This affair was noted as one of th most successful social functions held cooperativel with the Freshman Class. sn. E CLASS rueckner, A. 'Caruso, K. Andres, R. Nickerson, R. Simpkins, M. E. Lynch, M. J ostellini, P. Camp, B. Metcalfe, C, Clifford. FIFTH ROW: D. Sharkey, R Iatalone, R. Buck, D. Lloyd, H. Rudrow, E. Trebing, E. Darpino, J. Scala . Scott, L. Harvey, J. Cornell, R. Colangelo, E. McCann, L. Mazzola, R. Another ioint social affair held with the Fresh- tan Class was the Thanksgiving Banquet. This llso was an inspiring evening to all those who lttended. The Sadie Hawkins Dance, however, a GSTC 'adition, is the sole credit of the class of 1959. his annually gives the gals a chance to do the asking. The cafeteria became Dogpatch for lne evening. The informality of casual clothes, nusual decorations, and copious refreshments ll contributed to make this evening an enioy- ble one. The class motto, Willingless to learn, ability a teach is certainly an appropriate one for the lmior Class, for Glassboro's students become lew Jersey's teachers. Heliker, S. Gabins, N. Williams, J. Brown, T. Makin, D. Pasquale, D. Farnelll B. Pentony. H. ROBINSON Treasurer l., HARVEY Vice-President rf-.Q FIRST ROW: R. Sanferraro, A. Vize, P. Cryne, J. M. Coates, K. Passarella, Wilson, L. Goldstein, J. Garrison, G. Frazier, L. Miller, M. Clayton, J. Bodna M. Brigancli, C. Lawlor, J. Lange, M. Crossefi, E. Galdberger, R. Mangagelli 1 R. Meli. THIRD ROW: N. Helper, B. Schroeder, C. Nygaarcl, E. MacBride, Woods, G. Hamillon, C. Barnes, R. Mafhis, R. Tangorra, S. Fulk, J. Watfiel - J. VanFleei, L. Schroeck, J. Levay, M. Muller, J. Blake, C. Tommesone, A. Diamente, F. Diamente, J. Semon. SECOND ROW: A. Ozols, S. Moscicki, S. Borell, L. Brennan, E. J. Tuck, A. Maillef, E. Ansink, B. Canzanese, M Neil Smith, Vice-president, Peggy McCollum, Secretary, Judiih Levay, Treasurer, Ted Klepac, President. S O P H O M O R E h n n l J CLASS gp .- -vis, P- MSYCSIQ M- l-9V0fi- FOURTH ROW- K- W0lfeCh- T- Wfiggi-15, A- Kfllieff Ayres, D. Lehman, T. Klepac, T. Dorety, R. Branco, V. Mischella, J. Hirschaft, - Ball- R- Schrflev- L- Brown. P. McCollum. M. Haines. P. Chusmur, P. Vocer- J. Johnsrone, B. Maschlich, M. comegys, B. Jones, w. spain, w. Williams, lli, J. Levay, L. Olson, A. Libro, M. L. Bergmann, M. Backensen, H. Pedersen. B, Kaplan, R. Flame, C. Smith, J. Dougherty, J. Campbell, B. Hall. IFTH ROW: R. Maxwell, G. Keyek, J. Daley, J. Riley, N. Smith, J. Smith, E. September found the Class of '60 climbing the second step on the ladder of success. The freshmen were wearing dinks and holding doors open for everyone on campus. They serenaded us with the Alma Mater early each morning and worked frantically to get the names of upperclassmen on their dog tags. All this was the result of the sophomore-sponsored orientation program. Cooperating with the seniors in many other on-campus activities, the sopho- mores carried on part of the tradition of honoring the seniors at the annual Christmas Banquet. Class Week started off with a literal bang as the Class of 1960 presented an adult western. This was succeeded by the customary class banquet and dance. Sophomores and seniors once more teamed together to complete the year's social calendar with the Senior-Sophomore Prom, held in Atlantic City. The class aspires to fulfill their motto, Plan our work, work our plan. 67 FIRST ROW: R. Mottola, K. Goodwin, G. Borelli, F. Rotz, R. Polhemus, P. Michaud, B. Furdyna, C. Muschal, P. Bignchi, D. Sieben, N. Smith, R. Roher, M. Camarano, P. Perugini, B. Killen, S. Clifford. SECOND ROW: C. Miller, C. Furata, M. Channels, B. Long, J. Sisco, S. Tiedeman, K. Lautenschlaeger, C. A bewildered look? A brown and gold dink? Yes, we are freshmen! The setting for our part in GSTC's drama had been set, years before, by preceding classes, yet we were a bit hesitant about stepping into the spotlight. Our successful encounter with the sophomores in the tra- ditional tug-ot-war in September gave us the confidence we so sorely needed, as we threw away our dinks and officially ended the hazing period. Now, into the swing of things, our freshman boys chal- lenged the sophomores to a basketball game. Although the final score found the sophs ahead, we refused to be daunted. In October, for the first time in the history of the college, a straight party ticket won in the frosh elections. The FAP's CFreshmen Advancement Partyj were introduced at an in- formal dance at Halloween. Our star in this scene was John McNally, co-starring was Joe Magosin, with Elaine Pulasty to record our mistakes, and Mark Blasko to bank our funds. rw! FRESHMAN K . gf .ESV Runyon, J. Rocco, S. Rieck, H. Donaldson, D. Moats, R. lnfonte, S. Touchtor G. Kreider, J. Nahf. THIRD ROW: S. McPherson, D. Marchosi, B. Cassidy, f Marshall, D. Wirth, S. Bosna, l.. Owens, P. Lodge, S. Haikner, C. Ferguson, 5 Hassor, N. Erdman, D. Garcia, M. Klinshaw, B. Benson, P. Gorman, P. Turtul Several informal dances were sponsored by the Fresh- man class in the weeks that followed. Act II opened to the sound of music and the rustle of ' autumn leaves. Our Freshman-Junior Prom, Autumn Noc- ' turne, ushered in a colorful fall season. The scene changed to a solemn, thoughtful mood of i prayer at the annual Freshman-Junior Thanksgiving Banquet. As the curtain rose on Act III, after we had voted for t ring standardization along with the upper classes, and en- joyed a successful Freshman-Junior Christmas Banquet, the scene was once more set for further activities. Our final act was staged the week cf May 5. Amid the hustle and bustle of Freshman Class Week, we presented the traditional class assembly. Our banquet and dance marked l the climax ofa memorable year at Glassboro. ' We are the beginners, but we shall make you proud, l GSTC, of the Class of '6i. i i l i CLASS Q .9 s lbw xr. 1 Rf' L,LL C. Angle, P. Wutiz. FOURTH ROW: B. Becker, J. McNally, P. Colucci, J. Bowe, J. Schleider, G. Hickman, C. Luub, B. Brown, E. Johnson, J. Phuryzn, A. D. Higgens, P. Mazza, S. Scrnecky, N. Monion, J. Berkhieser, J. Robinson, J. Lingsch, J. Magosin, J. Boykin, J. Seibert, B. Wigglesworth, C. Pcncoast, J. Sfeelmcn, M. Haviland, l.. Bull, B. Mae, L. Van Ncilden, R. Squires, A. Baie- Moyer, B. Hulsf, T. Rappc, J. Messick, J. Keyek, R. Fillippe, T. Dunn, B. Ehlers, wick, J. Schoek, M. Blasko, C. Alun, W. Revere. FIFTH ROW: A. Kcpczycski, S. Houston, B. Williams. Elaine Pulasty, Secretary, Mark Blasko, Treasurer, Joe Magosin, Vice-president, Jack McNally, President. 69 QWMG F5620 if 2 Lummgzkq 4' S El Fl Ev 65? Q Q, Q, mx 1 Wx Uk J' -zf ' ' Q f' IP. ,K H2 Q 2 -I -- Vinf rx ,el V N . A CA 4- - I EJ J 3 A 65 . 4: -Ll- llgf. f ef '-bfflykgw AM-Kr ATHLETICS SOCCER FRONT ROW, left to righiz J. Schipske, D. Lloyd, I. Brown, W. Horton, W. Morris, G. McCann, L. Mazzola J. Dever. BACK ROW: Mgr. E. Keiss, W. Long, J. Cornell, W. Hull, A. Olsen, L. Florek, B. Wooton T. Mugosin, J. Worner, Coach Porch. 3' F , an We t rf if a Y 2 GSTC Opps. 2 .... .. Philadelphia Textile .. 5 Q55 1 ..... Trenton State ,...,.. .. 5 ' 7 .... Bloomfield .... .. 0 fi 2 .,,, Trenton State ..... .. 7 1 .,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,... Panzer ............. .. 6 3 ,,.,.,...... Philadelphia Textile ...,........ 3 2 .. Newark College of Engineering .. 4 3 19 33 1 . ,,,.....,,.,.,,, La Salle ................... . we W who ig., Q W-vgwm Am In v w yew -Q, f. i , 1 A V A ,. QQSWWQQ ga. tum ii, V,,,. lv K ,l I awwfqf, at ,W if. L Qi, ,A l , ix ,, i.,i. K ,ky Xfire-rg on ff T ii' ' ' Q: uw .gi Q . Q. Q ,,i. we 5, K with L if N- w . uf, af v , 1 W '- w + af A aff e-Wr t 1 ri i S fi' ui X 1 ' ,fx he V '44 521' f ,sa Qdfgw 'Is- L4- ff'7 as W TQ ggdgjgii VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Mgr. W. Brown, J. Magosin, E. Markman, R. Belle, E. R- MCIXWEHI H- HenS9fh l-- Harvey, A- KGPCZYn5klf Mgr- J- B l0l0W5klf Trebing, Mgr. T. Walls. SECOND ROW: Mgr. D, Lehman, T. Marshall, COGCl'1 Richard Wdfilidf- Coach Richard Wackar explains a new play with the assistance of the blackboard. BASKETBALL They came, they saw, they conquered. This is an apt descrip- tion of our victorious 1957-58 Glassboro State Basketball team. The Profs are now the Champions of the New Jersey State Teachers College Athletic Conference, 1957-58. One highlight of the season was the defeat of Cheyney STC for the first time in 5 years. When the Profs invaded the Cheyney campus, they lost to their taller competitors by 1 point. At Glassboro, however, it was a much different story when the Profs came out on the top end of a 75-57 score. Another bright spot of the season-Bob Belle scored his 1000th point and also his 1000th rebound in the same night against Tren- ton State. Bob is the first player in the history of Glassboro to ever score 1209 rebounds and 1262 points over a period of 4 years. The mighty mite, Ed Markman, was a real credit to the team. Ed has been a star performer for 4 years and will be a great loss. Ed is a small man, but he can dribble and shoot with the best of the other players of the NJSTCAC. The last triumph of the 1957-58 season was breaking the high scoring record of 119 points, which was set in the 1956-57 season. This year against Phila. Pharmacy, in the last game of the season, the Profs set a new record of 129 points. From October to March you'll see this big man standing on the sidelines of our court, usually yelling, Keep your arms up. Basketball coach Richard Wackar comes to State trom New Bruns- wick High School. His coaching knowledge was gained from Rutgers University. Mr. Wackar participated in football, basketball, and track while attending Rutgers, One great accomplishment during college was his participation in the North-South Shrine football game. 74 SCHEDULE 1957-1958 GSTC Opps. 82 ,.....,, Eastern Baptist College ,.A,..., 60 84 .7,.7,..,.,,,,,. Newark STC ,,,,,...,7,..... 71 67 ,......e,...A,,. Cheyney STC .,..Y7w.,..,,.,. 68 56 ,..,.,,, Eastern Baptist College ,,.e,.,. 59 74 ,e..,,..,. Philadelphia Textile .A.,,,,,.. 77 75 ,,,,,,,,,,.. Jersey City STC ,,....,,..., 60 97 ,.,,e, ,,.,e.. T renton STC .....7, ,e,.. 6 3 Paterson STC Newark STC Rutgers College of South Jersey Montclair STC ,, National Agriculture College .. Trenton STC Philadelphia College of Pharmacy .. Philadelphia Textile Institute .. Paterson STC Philadelphia College of Pharmacy .. National Agriculture College .. it 'W ff' iwqewsww, girlie exwwrdt Wk: 2 uw iq f 4 Rutgers College of South Jerse Y Cheyney STC Montclair STC Jersey City STC syn' Q J.V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: G. Soltys, C. DeVecchis, T. Jannarone. SECOND ROW: C. Pancoas, J. Siebert, V. Delio, R. Merryman, S. Gozi, Dr. Luther Shaw. CROSS COUNTRY J Egcssw St? R is 9-,. M . if ..L,. .. A FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Bowman, C. Woods, A. Lingsch, E. Johnson, SECOND ROW: Coach Richard Wackar, G. Keyek, D. Fleischer, J. Hawkins. If you had wandered to the front circle this fall, you would have seen Coach Richard Wacker training the first cross-country team in Glassboro's history. The squad had only two meets, both against Cheyney and although they were not victorious, the squad gained a great deal of experience. At the Cheyney campus, the course was a distance of 5 miles over rugged hilly land. At Glassboro the level course covered a dis- tance of 4.2 miles. Jim Hawkins, the only senior, was first across the tape for GSTC in each meet. He placed fourth at GSTC and fifth at Cheyney. For next year, Coach Wacker has scheduled meets with Cheyney, Lincoln University, and Montclair STC. 3 1 at r, -or Couch McKenzie FIRST ROW: T. Klepac, L. Mazzola, M. Haviland, D. Fleischer. SECOND ROW: Dr. McKenzie, J. Scala, M. 'Blasco, D. Tommins, E. Johnson, Manager. TENNIS GSTC's newly formed tennis team is under the guid- ance of Dr. James McKenzie, of the Department of English. Dr. McKenzie's knowledge of the game was acquired through his own experience in playing and coaching at BuFfalo, New York. Looking forward to a winning season, the coach and team can be found working out every day on the tennis courts. BASEBALL 'Sri xi X' ff it U X7 Katia . fi' Q M P -1 l B 95,9 f X X ,ggi-stem -.X f if 'i rf-'ext .550 Try' 04 fy ' FRONT ROW, kneeling, left to right: W. Gill, J. Brzozowski, L. Florek, P. Tfeblngf T- Petit, G- Solfys, J- Vel1fUl'ifti, G- HC1lNf1- THIRD ROWI T- JUD- Hitchner, W. Hull. SECOND ROW: Ass't. Coach T. Makin, T. Russo, E. nefone. W- HOHOYI, J- 80106,-L PFTGVUZYU, R- HUYFISI V- Delm- Coach Sam Porch and Assistant Coach Tom Makin look forward to a winning baseball season. Three of the reasons for this optimistic outlook are: Pete Hitchner, Lee Florek, and Joe Brozozowski. Hitchner, the mainstay of the team, has many records to his credit. Among these are: Highest batting average C.50OJ, Highest number of hits C26J, Highest fielding and pitching average Cl.OOOl, and Greatest number of strike- outs in a single season USU. Pete's pitching record for Coach Porch explaining next year's sports program. 3 years stands at 13 wins and l loss. Lee Florek, second in line, is also a big man with the bat. He has good control and Coach Porch expects a lot from him this year. Joe Brozozowski, a mighty big man on the mound with his fast ball and curve, will be used for relief only. Other stalwarts are: Will Hull, Bill Horton, and Joel McKenzie. Coach Porch hopes to draw additional strength from the large group of promising freshman candidates. ln an office iust off the gymnasium is a desk belonging to the Director of Athletics, Mr. Samuel F. Porch, Jr. As you enter the office you may find him busily engaged in telephone con- versations or compiling statistics, always with the intention of improving GSTC's inter-collegiate sports program. The office which he now uses is not unfamiliar territory to him because he attended Glassboro State Teachers College and received his B.S. Degree in 1943. He then went on to ob- tain his Masters Degree in Physical Education at Springfield College. Not one to stand still, Mr. Porch is now working toward his Doctorate at Temple University. For two years he has coached the soccer team, putting to use knowledge and ability gained while playing wing on a Springfield College club team, and goalie for a semi-pro team. Mr. Porch has been a member of the faculty at Glassboro for twelve years, during which time he has coached basketball for six years and baseball for two years. Hifch ups his .500 average wiih a base hil. Lee does if again. Florek connecfs io cenfer for a double. iii- Y 1 Elf. iffff 2 A S ' 'L E, 5 -J' . L 1 f'2f'iEif?3 T ' T. - ' -if ' Q Ii-I' J-'if'-af if xy-fd? L 3 5-J-fm ,N ,Em-if. MKXEQII WN 2+ f A -K f' S. nfl' f A , . M1 N -A ., ,Twin .- . . A ,Mil Ts' .E 2 ' 1' T f. if A A ' if? A A a .1 9 'C 'MQ P f ff ini wwf. A ' A A fmfxfmw Q, M x ABLE TENNIS MEN'S AND WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Sangiuliano, E. Murray, J. 'Bariels, J. Blake, J. Coates, C. Brune, J. Luria, A. Eagan, L. VanMoulden, H. Shannon, M. Wilson, M. Goehringer, A. Fonte, L. Schoeck, N. Smiih. 1 X w 2 if Ng 1 5 ,. . .1 A Q.. ff W Q if M 'ig 'f 9' g 5, A ...J if like 4 .A ffm' 54, Ev--M w...M 5, LQ ,I 2 gt 1 , if 3 -W '--L M Rf L Q. W ,SH E ks?l.z.QFf-'fl-31.5fJf'i. f'2'f2 fWw ? . Quake. wif f. QQ?- f Ifgff u 'f' f: ' - ' . 1' , A 9 , if VW ' Q ,f I F 5 V Isl , ' , 44 1 Q ,,,XC i, Q 5 3QK44,,5Hff'f G . L . Q W a ., , .Ml Q 1 Y SOFTBALL H' ' CAGEBALL WT -0,5 FIRST ROW: I. Van Effen, J. Onion, J. Emmons, R. Infante, P. Cryne, M. Channels, J. Lange, R. Sangui- Iiano, A. MdKeever, P. Swift, N. Snyder. SECOND ROW: B. Lloyd, J. Blake, S. Tiedemann, J. Siultz, A. Hayes, H. Dailey. GIRLS' HOCKEY Clad in Bermudas, ready for fun, The girls reach the Held, on fhe run. They're ready for fhis fasf moving In hopes of affaining hockey fame. game, GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Wafch fhai line! You're doing fine! Sfay in your place! Thaf one's mine! These cries echo down fhe hall, When we're playing volleyball. BACK ROW, lefi side of net: F. Roiz. FIRST ROW: M. Grausam, B. May. Righ t side of net: D. Garcia, J. Cramer. 'an V4 jf f y K GIRLS' BASKETBALL Guard fhcn' girl, don'f lei her score, She's sure fo shoof if, just once more. Now we've got fhem in cm spin, And our feclm is bound io win. lf's in the baske!! hx N, L, R - 4ahi.5ifl1QiQfiU5 5 'Zi .1 . -J-. 1: A . , ,,,. ARCHERY Your stance is grand, your aim is fine, Archery's the sport, you tow the line. A bull's-eye is your ultimate goal, Aim for the target, not the pole! LOOKING ON: Ann Vize, J. Lange, J. Van Fleet, A. Ozels. INDIVIDUAL TENNIS With racket and tennis ball, we see them scurry, Why are those girls in such a big hurry? The reason is simple, a fast moving game, lt's fun packed and furious - Tennis by name! PLAYING: J. Jones, S. Rosenblum. LOOKING ON: B. Long, W. Morris. SWIMMING Learn the backstroke, learn the crawl- Can you now? No trouble at all- lf aquatic skills you seek, Come to the Y one day a week. B. Sippel, B. Metcalf, M. E. Lynch. 86 f..e.,...,A..... , f 1 4 BADMINTON An indoor sporf for fun supreme, Noi os easy as if may seem. Serve fhe birdie, make if counf, Hif if back, your score will mouni Left to right: M. Boyle, S. Clifford, M. Murkerf, C. Wood, J. Chrisfoff. BACKGROUND: R. lnfanie, L. Boll, B. Goldy. vmngmww f uw.. , -5.1, .w..W...-M' ' -, edgy 'eff if as Mei 'W S , E l E! ,W KV 'sw' Lg do I i . ' . F fa -ir' f - ' he Q -2 Gyn: Y B -' C Ella ' 5 i tio? 5 Wflf f , .. AQ ' Q41 fe Q isgll? . J ,, GRGANIZATICDNS Here, too, are hands which have altered the de- sign of our Kaleidoscope. With gradual, formative persistence, the more stable elements of each design have asserted themselves. JOHN MELCHIOR President A representative council of all classes, sections, activities and campus organizations, the Student Government meets regularly to discuss and regulate student affairs in the college. President John Melchior presides at the meetings. Allocations to classes, organizations and special activities are considered and controlled by this governing group. In order to be eligible for financial backing from E.C.A. funds, a campus group must have an approved constitution, must submit a copy of minutes for council's inspection, and must present an itemized budget for the forthcoming year. Thislgroup constantly strives for growth in your college, cooperating countless social affairs directly sponsored by other campus groups. Some of Student Government's special proiects are the annual All College Weekend each spring, assembly programs, and presenta- tion of Student Government Keys to each member. In cooperation with administration and faculty, the Student Government serves as the voice 'of the student body. The open meetings encourage students to express their thoughts and suggestions, either directly or through an elected representative. Through the efforts of council, much has been accomplished in establishing better college communication, interest in college activities and, more tangibly, improvement of our campus. The officers are: President, John Melchior, Vice-president, Paul McBride, Corresponding Secretary, Peggy McCollum, Recording Sec- retary, Carol Barnes, Treasurer, Joan Bartels. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: K. Andres, N. Snyder, P. Camp, L. KeIIy, L. Florek, M. Loew, N. Baker. SECOND ROW: J. Levay, T. Wriggins, M. HiII, J. Mugosin, P. Swift, L. Murphy, V. Schieman, D. Burrison, N. DeTurck, C. Jones. THIRD ROW: H. Rudrow, E. Emmons, J. Tomesellc, V. Delio, W. Tule, J. Nnhf, J. Schipske, B. Breckenridge, B. Boyle. FOURTH ROW: M. Long, J. Johnstone, W. MischIich, J. Onion, J. Gray, J. Schock, S. Houston, L. Wuron, S. Myers. FIFTH ROW: R. Eldridge, J. Sampson, R. Matfola. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. J. Peiffer, Dr. J. lynch, P. Swift, A. Binaghi, A. Jones. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The committee is composed of representatives from each class in the college. The function of this organization is to select assembly and Artist Series programs for the enlightenment of the students, faculty members, and guests. The officers are: Chairman, Judith Levay, Secretary, Caro- lyn Williams, Treasurer, Barbara Bond. SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Twice a year, the Social Affairs Committee engages in compiling and distributing a calendar of the semester's social events. Membership is open to all students. The officers are: President, Patricia Swift, Vice-president, Robert Wooten, Secretatry, Lois Pine, Treasurer, Ed Kiess. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Knight, M. Harris, C. Williams, T. Wriggins, M. Muller, J. Levay, Miss M. Sherk E. Euler, J. Belman, N. Lerner, C. Barnes, P. Estrada, J. West. GLASSBORO STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The Glassboro Student Education Association CGSEAD, organization acts as host for many high school chapters who formerly called the FTA, strives to present professional experi- tour the Glassboro campus. ences for its members. The speakers and programs are pre- The officers are: President, Alma Young, Vice-president, sented mainly on the general-elementary curriculum level. The Stanley Tomenskyg Secretary, Anita Fonte, Treasurer, Diane Lewis. - syssi I ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Glassbords organization is the only undergraduate chapter majority of members are enrolled in the KP Curriculum. of ACE in New Jersey. Its program centers mainly around guest The officers are: President, Marion Loew: Vice-president, speakers who tell of their experiences in the field of teaching Elizabeth Akerboom: Secretary, Elaine Ansink, Treasurer, and offer suggestions for the future use of ACE members. The Jean Lange. STANDING: M. Loew. FIRST ROW: E. Akerboom, J. Lange, E. Ansink J- Cfflnmef, A- BIHGQIW, P- Swift, C- I-GWIOI2 J- EYDFHOHS, D- leWIS- H. Holden, J. Felter, B. Boyle. SECOND ROW: E. Breckenridge, L, FOURTH ROW: J. Blackley, 5- Reed, P- Zlmmfif, MVS- Elizabeth COX- Pine, N. Snyder, H. Shannon, J. Semon, J. Bodncir. THIRD ROW: 94 CAFE CLUB Members of the CAFE Club meet to discuss and hear speak- The otticers are: President, William Pentony, Vice-president, ers on many phases of national and international events. Mock Dan Fleischer: Secretary, JOOU RUCICIIHGF Treasurer, COIYOIG elections are sometimes staged by this club. Candera. FIRST ROW: D. Fleischer, J. Radcliffe, L. Asay, J. Brill, Dr. Wilson. SECOND ROW: A. Preiksat, D. Harkins, A. Ozols, M. Steinman, M. Comegys. THIRD ROW: H. Dailey, S. Michaud, P. Michaud, B. Kelly, P. Dowling, V. Moschella. FOURTH ROW: E. Targoff, P. Gorman, C. This club meets every other Monday evening to discuss philosophical questions of interest to the group. It is comprised of students and faculty members. DiGenova, H. Boulden, B. Jones. FIFTH ROW: V. Lauver, T. Klepac, M. Blackwell, Y. Carlson, A. Jones, G. Bittle, E. Scanlon, B. Hall. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Kushwara, M. Hamilton, M. Boyle, Mr. Bunce, P. Hulleberg, Mr. Bilancio, R. Flaim. PHILOSOPHY CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. William Pitt, Mr. Albert Shaw, D. Harkins, E. Colanzi, J. Twidell, R. Radcliffe, J. Campbell, H. Boulden, J. Lawson, N. Helmar, S. Houston, N. Harper, C. Vignola, J. Brill. 95 HANDBOOK The handbook informs the Student body ond incoming book SeI'V6'S CIS Ci Clll'eCTOry, GS well CIS G guide to the rules and freshmen of campus organizations and campus lite. It gives a regulations of the college. brief resume of the activities oftered by the college. The hand- The Editor of the handbook Committee is William Long: the Managing Editor is Emily Frye. FIRST ROW: R. Jablonski, J. McNulty, E. Frye. SECOND ROW: Mr. George Reinfeld, Adviser, B. Long, Editor, J. Andress, J. Chessmcn, J. Peiffer, J. Samson. PUBLIC RELATIONS The Public Relations Committee informs home town papers Tl'llS YSGV The F0feCUSf9f, G Weekly l9Ull6'llY1, issued by the of the achievements of our students. Exhibits and demonstrations C0mmllTGe l'1C1d lTS fClCe lifted with C1 new layout. seen around the halls of the college are Spongored by the Officers are: President, Jean Tomasella, Vice President, Don Public Relations Committee. Sharkey, Secretary, Edna Emmons, Treasurer, Alice Packard. . ey Mssxxvy Y R 'M-adq. 96 KAPPA DELTA PI KAH KDP is a national honor fraternity in teachers colleges. A group of junior and senior students with a scholastic average of 2.5 or more who show a high degree of leadership are selected for membership. The oftiecrs are: President, Nancy DeTurck, Vice-president, Pat Swift, Secretary, Jeanne Finellij Treasurer, Marilyn Jones. 65 00 FIRST ROW: C. Brunel Miss Florence Sellers, ip' Swifi, N. De-funk, J. Larzelere, J. Tomasello, M. Roosevelt, H. Holden, E. Mitchell, A. Fonte Finem, M. DuBois, A. Taylor. SECOND ROW: T, Makin, W, pemonyl E. Breckenridge, C. Candera, J. Messersmith, R. Donaghay, L. Mancuso H. Robinson, E. Emmons, M. Olino, J. Jelicks, M. Catundo, D. THE 1958 CDAK 'Nav ww., One of the OAK's many work meetings: STANDING: Betty Breckenridge, Editor-in-Chief, Viv Schieman, Literary Editor. LEFT TO RIGHT: .loan Markman, Patty Swift, Lois Pine, Jane Brown, Carol Henderson, Typing Editor, Georgetter Quinlan, Nancy Snyder, Girls' Sports Editor, Fran Toffenetto, Carolyn Williams, Managing Editor, Fran Pegalotti, .lo Felter. Deadlines . . . copy . . . picture schedules . . . king-size headaches . . . these are a part of every yearbook, but are counterbalanced by the satisfaction of a successful effort. The '58 Oak was no exception, we had our share of these, especially with a number of innova- tions-color pictures, a larger college-size book, and cooperating underclass workers were among the firsts introduced by the class of 1958. Although the Oak is a college book, it is traditionally written and presented to the college by the senior class. The actual organi- zation of the book and election of editorial board and staff take place in the junior year. Each class' yearbook represents another chapter in the life of each student, another page in the growth of our college. Editors: Elizabeth Breckenridge, Editor-in- Chief, Carolyn Williams, Associate Editor, Vivienne Schieman, Joan Radcliffe, Co-Literary Editors, Nancy Snyder, Will Hull, Sports Editors, Richard Gahr, Business Editor, Michael Seibert, Lay-out Editor, Patricia Swift, John Melchior, Co-Photography Editors, Eliza- beth Akerboom, Art Editor. B. BRECKEN RIDGE Editor-in-Chief C. WILLIAMS Managing Editor The Editors J. RADCLIFFE V. SCHIEMAN Co-Literary Editor Co-Literary Editor R. GAHR Business Editor N. SNYDER W. HULL Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor M. SEI BERT Layout Editor E. ACKERBOOM Art Editor P. SWIFT Co-Photography Editor J. MELCHIOR Co-Photography Editor Zilibe Elasshuru whit First Place, CSPA, 1956-1957 Published Bi-Monthly by the Students of the NEW JERSEY STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE at GLASSBORO. Office Located Second Floor of Memorial Hall. Telephone TUlip 1-8400, Ext. 34. CAROLE CANDERA Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor ..,....,.........,. .......,. D ICK TRENT '60 Assistant Managing Editor ................ .........,... .......... ....... .,.... V I V S CHIEMAN '58 News Editor ..........................................,...........,................,........,,..,. JOHN McNALLY '61 Co-Assistant Editors-Bunny Killen '61, Grace Shinn '61 Page 3 Editor ..........................,.......,.......................,............,........ KAREL WOJTECH '60 Assistant-Ann Eagen '61 Features Editor .....,...,..,.....,..,........................ HARRIET REARDON '60 Assistant-Nancee J. Wilkinson '61 Sports Editor .............,.....,....,......................Y.,.......................,...,..........., RAY HELIKER '59 Assistant-Bill lang '61y Girls' Sports-Irene Van Etten '61 Layout Editor ...............,,...............................,.........................,.,.,............. TONI LIBRO '60 Re-Write Editor ..... .,..........................,...,......... ...,.....,................. N A NCY HELMAR '60 Art Editor .................,....,...................,............ ..........,. D ON SHARKEY '59 Business Editor ...................,.,..,......................,............................ CAROLYN WILLIAMS '58 Assistant Editor-Marjorie Markert '59 Circulation-Mariella Holton '60g Typing-Lucille Owens '61 Advertising-Bunny Kropat '61 Exchange Editor ...............,...,............ ..,...,.. J UDY ANDRESS '61 Honorary Lite Membership ..... ....,. D ORA H. LAWRENCE Literary Adviser Photography Adviser GEORGE REINFELD LAWRENCE CONRAD President-DR. THOMAS ROBINSON WHIT STAFF RN.. five.: :H V. Schieman, C. Candera, Mr. Reinfeld, C. Williams. Standing: R. Trent. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Flor, G. Shinn, J. McNally, V. Schiemon, Mr. George Reinfeld, C. Landera, M. Markert, J. Knight, D. Moats, N. Helmor, T. Libro, 'H. Reardon, L. Owens, K. Keough, D. Sharkey, J. Andress, C. Williams. 101 Journalism is an art, and the Glassboro Whit provides ci Iaooratory for students interested in keeping their fellows informed of newsworthy events. The Whit is published twice each month except for holidays and vacations. A member of both the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the New Jersey Collegiate Press Association, the Whit has been the recipient of several awards from both of these organizations. Each year the editors and staff attend numerous press conferences topped off by the annual CSPA three-day convention at Columbia Uni- versity in March. For the past two years the Whit has sponsored collections for Yon Bok Kim, GSTC's adopted Korean daughter. Annually in the spring, an outing is held for the entire staff, the exact nature of which is decided upon by the people involved. DRAMA Mr, Richard Gillespie, FIRST RQW: J. Hollander, N. Smnh, D. Alvarez, Young, A. Maillet, E. Ansink, B. Simpson, H. Boettger, B. Stellitono G. Kreider, R. Ambacher. SECOND ROW: w. Williams, A. Flint, P. C- Mvsfhvl- Nutt, E. Torgoff, R. Mattola, THJRD ROW: S. Fulk, R. Manganelli, W. Under the direction of Mr. C. Richard Gillespie, a new medium of expression was presented to GSTC. Open to students with special interest in drama, the club endeavors to teach all areas of stage production. Broadway plays, including one theater-in-the-round production, were presented in assembly programs and to outside audiences. The Campus Players have as their officers: President, Jim Baine, Vice President, David Lloyd, Recording Secretary, Rayna Nochumson, Corresponding Secretary, Sidra Fulk, Treasurer, Terry Hutchinson. 102 MCDDERN DANCE The Modern Dance group is composed of those persons interested in interpretive dancing. During the course of the year, 'I957-58, the Modern Dance group participated in an assembly with Paterson State, as well as presenting a program in the Spring, and their annual symposium. The officers are: Anita L. Hayes, President, Ertha Lee Young, Vice-president, Gail Updike, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: iN. Norkus, A. Hayes, P. Nutt. SECOND ROW: M. Fuschetti, J. Simpson. THIRD ROW: R. Harding, K. Winquist, A. Flint, G. Updike, B. Stellituno, J. Brown, J. Garrett. CGNCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir, in its second year of existence, is literally the voice of the student body. lt has played an instrumental part in college functions and has gained recognition throughout the state for its fine quality of performance. ln this past year the Choir has been enioyed by audi- ences of high schools, colleges and a variety of other assemblances. Under the capable direction of Clarence Miller, the Choir performs annually for the Christmas Open House Program and the Spring Concert. Auditions for this organization are held in Septem- ber of each year, thereby offering all students an equal opportunity to participate. Rehearsals are held three days a week in the morning prior to class, after school is dismissed, and occasionally in the evening, according to the schedules of members. There are approximately fifty members in the Choir. The officers are: President, Marvin Hill, Vice-president, Dave Lloyd, Secretary, Mary Lou Huntley, Treasurer, Judy Harker. ORCHESTRA The Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. W. Clarke Ptleeger, contributes greatly to college functions. Some activities include: playing for Christmas Open House, Baccalaureate, Gradua- tion, and the Spring Concert. Otticers are: Mike Trechock, President, Roxanne Eldridge, Vice-president, Lucille Waron, Secretary, Beverly Moore, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: R. Harding, B. Corey, A. Flint, T. Patton, J. Wilkinson, .l. Eldridge, L. Warren, N. Whitman, S. Houston, A. Spinatta, J. Gray, Crossin, M. Martin, A. Vize, R. Searles. SECOND ROW: J. Cosgow, R. Dr. Clark Pfleeger, B. Moore. n1nnnsu1nnnnuunnu1:::: :alllIntnllulluunlcnllill ---s.-.-.'-'I-.gg MD! Uii'!Y!!f!!!f22 ' TTTTT: w5 '.-T-::::::suuullIulInouuIuunl:: IRQ 1lllnlnnvl:::'t, llIllllllll!lllll'....'llll' 'it 22323:m?EEiE:::::::::::::ggggggggg,-g::::5g55:gg aonsullll ggguulasanunsnnu -,ggnllnnlu . .. ----'-:::::....uv--:::::::::.-,fm::::::...e 105 FIRST ROW: J, Jonegl R, Sqnguilqng, M, Huntley, S, Sutton, SECOND THIRD ROW: J. Bartels, L. Draude, V. Whiting, S. Rosenblum, P. Swift, ROW: A. Hayes, J. Kaplan, N. Knopp, K. Andres, A. Vize, E. Conte. N- 5f1Yd9l',J- Felter, B- Boyle, J- Cfaflmef, I-. SIIOSCIK- This club is affiliated with the WAA and is mainly a circuses, and informal dances. As a culminating activity, there service organization. is a picnic for the initiation of new members. To be eligible for membership in the Awards Club, girls Otticers: President, Nancy Richman, Vice-president, Kay must earn 75 or more points in the WAA. Andres, Secretary, Lois Pine. illllllil Among the activities it sponsors are play days, three-ring VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club was initiated on the campus of Glassboro State during the latter half of the 1955-56 school year. Chiefly responsible for its organization were Ed Campbell, Ted Dobson, Mike Seibert, Ed McKeon, Julius Becza, Steve Hornyak, Leon Florek, Ed Markman, Joe Brzozowski, Will Hull, Bob Belle, and Pete Hitchner. Beside the original members there were about 20 charter members. The men of the Varsity Club elected Dr. William Pitt as their adviser, a position which he still holds. The main objectives of the Varsity Club are: to aid the FIRST ROW: W. Hull, E. Markman, R. Belle, L. Harvey, Dr. W. Pitt, I. Kochell. SECOND ROW: E. McKeon, M. Seibert, J. Brzozowski, R. Maxwell. THIRD ROW: J. Schipske, P. Hitchner, C. Anderson, J. Z college, improve school spirit, and augment a sense of athletic competition. The Varsity Club has grown considerably since its initiation. It now totals more than sixty members. Some of the things the Varsity Club have accomplished are: assistance in Freshmen Orientation, scoreboard on the athletic field, broadcasting of the basketball games, and promin- ence in social and athletic affairs. Ofticers are: President, Ira Kochell, Vice-president, Gene McCann, Secretary, Will Hull, Treasurer, Steve Hornyak. Scola. FOURTH ROW: E. Darpino, L. Mazzola, R. Kinch, D. Pasquale. FIFTH ROW: E. Trebing, T. Klepac, P. McBride. N 1 AGN ALUMNI EXECUTIVE BOARD ALUMNI LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Overton, L. Bozorth, M, Boyle, G. Wolf, W. Hann, M. Dix, Dr. Robinson, C. Steirs, M. Smith, P. Konschak. STUDENT C0-OP EXECUTIVE BOARD The SFCA is a non-profit organization whose main objective is to be a service to the students. The existence of this group enables the students to enjoy the facilities ofthe snack bar and book store. The oFficers are: President, Marjorie Ferguson, Vice- president, Edmund Markman, Secretary, Marcia Catando, Treasurer, .Ioan Bartels. Ernest Trebing, Dean Lynch, Anita Fonte, Marcia Catando, Joan Bartels, Marjorie Ferguson. FIRST ROW J Mayer, Mr. Samuel Porch, E. McKeon. SECOND ROW: L. Harvey, J. Becza MAA An expanded inter-collegiate and intra-mural program was the maior contribution the Men's Athletic Association made to the GSTC sports scene during the 1957-58 season. The Glassboro soccer team played an eight game schedule in its second season of existence. Limited tennis and cross-country sched- ules were added to the varsity program, which now consists of baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis and cross-country. Under the guidance of Mr. Samuel Porch and Mr. Richard Wac- kar, advisers, a vastly improved intra-mural set-up was offered to the men of GSTC this year by the MAA. An elimination type tennis tournament along with the football and basketball leagues high- lighted the activity. Ed McKeon headed the executive committee of the MAA, serving as president. The other officers were, Leo Harvey, Vice-president, John Venturini, Secretary, Lou Mazzola, Treasurer, Julius Becza, Business Manager, and John Mayer, Publicity Manager. 1 , Y- ll 335353 .T- mar 224192. is ws ,, Hfaiftkfafi-I 55 ?f. V' ' nfl , . . . tf,, 7-, ,gif f, 2 xrrx le., -: WAA The Women's Athletic Association is organized to provide a pro- gram of team, individual, and dual activities for all women on campus. Activities are sponsored on an entirely voluntary basis and are planned to take place during college physical education classes, afternoons, and some evenings. The program includes team activities of hockey, basketball, volleyball, and softball. Individual and dual activities include archery, badminton, biking, hiking, shuffleboard, swimming, bowling, and table tennis. The WAA executive board, consisting of the officers, the presi- dent of Awards Club, the captain of the cheerleaders, managers and assistant managers of each activity and the advisers, plan, organize, and administer the program. Awards earned by means of a point system are presented to members at a banquet in the spring. The WAA officers are as follows: Betty Boyle, President, Marcia Catando, Vice-president, Anita Hayes, Secretary, Merle Goehringer, Treasurer. Dr. Evelyn Reade and Miss Ruth Conard are the faculty advisers. FIRST ROW, left: M. Goehringer, M. Brigandi, S. Rosenblum, A. Hayes, Dr. Reade, B. Boyle SECOND ROW: V. Whiting, K. Andres, J. Felter. FIRST ROW, right: F. Diamente, A. Vize, C. Lawlor Miss Conard SECOND ROW: E. Taskins, L. Shoeck, J. Costin, E. Conte. MEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL ...TT L. Harvey, J. Renzulli, G. McCann, R. Maxwell, H. Rudrow, T. Wriggins, L. Florek, E. McKeon, S. Hornyak. . . . With courage and resolve . . . the men of Mullica Hall reside in the only men's dorm on campus. Each class has a representative to the council, which holds regularly scheduled meetings. Each year Mullica Hall sponsors informal parties, featuring dancing and refreshments, to which all students are invited. The Christmas season finds the men busily engaged in preparation for Open House. Numerous visitors tour the building, enioying the decorations and refreshments which are served throughout the afternoon. Navy blue blazers bearing the blue, white, and gold insignia of Mullica Hall have become the mark of the Mullica men this year. These blazers made their initial appearance at the Sno-Ball Dance. A major and culminating activity is the Mullica Hall Follies. This annual performance is written, produced, directed, and performed entirely by the residents of Mullica. The officers are: President, Leon Florek, Vice-president, Gene McCann, Secretary, Ed McKean, Treasurer, Howard Rudrow, and Proctor, Steven Hornyak. WOMEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL The Womens' Dormitory Council is an organization comprised of Junior and Senior women. This council meets once a week to discuss and plan activities. The three dormitories, Laurel, Oak, and Linden, and the Twigs Ctown girlsl are unified by the council. Meetings are open to all dormitory women. Many social and athletic activities are sponsored by the Dormitory Council. Activities of major importance include: four teas, given during the year, birthday cele- brations, a senior party, and a freshmen party. Team games are played between units. Activities such as cards, table tennis, shuffleboard, and darts are enjoyed. Dorm Council plans vesper programs and is responsi- ble for the December Open House. Christmas baskets to needy families, caroling in town, and contributions to the Needlework Guild are part of the Christmas activities. The Council administers the demerit system which penalizes students for failure to adhere to college policies. The officers are: President, Lynne Murphy, Vice-presi- dent, Carolyn Brune, Secretary, Nancy Baker: Treasurer, Marjorie Markert, Adviser, Dean Mary Ann Sherk. FIRST ROW: L. Murphy. SECOND ROW: K. Keough, A. Wishnow, M. Markert, A. Hayes, M. Ferguson M. Roosevelt. THI'RD ROW: M. Bucko, J. Christiff, J. Jones, S. Castleton, C. Henderson, M. Huntley P Swift, C. Williams. FOURTH ROW: A. Young. if ?Qwi '47 'HW .. W I mul' 1 XY Q . ,wi v, Wim. A v'Qx1i37lK in i H 1 ' .ff wifggf K +-uaulggm Wim! x '7.,-f .- Book Sfore F QFIWG. A 'f ff if f w 3-A 711 mx '11 IEI.I?lff W 2 44' Q 1 4 jf, I 5 ' ' N 'TX .r I as f v 4? ,2 La i y 5 , - ,K 'f' - ', ' i 1 :, gwzmigim ,, I2 1 - g ' hw s B- - A if 14 ' f 'H 5 , '1 1 -- +7 B -,.c- Q s ,ggi C ACTIVITIES The brighter colors, fhe fiashing, fieefing design of a momeni are caughf and recorded before The . Kaleidoscope furns again and fhe incidenf is losf fo fime and space. I Ur .1 5 1' EQQQM-ea Q W L 1 A .IL 4 i G ywg 142 vi I Mwyyws Y 'W,5fw4Q.. A aw, WM www.: .J ., law 14,9 M, , 4 - Pictured are two participants of GSTC's 1957-1958 Artist's Series. Other programs this year include the Don Cossack Chorus and Dancers, The Bishop Players, and The Woodbury Sym- phony Orchestra. RICHARD DYER-BENNET -H49 SW- 945 gl f M ...bf -i ii A Arfisf Series GEORGE FEYER 3 Mid-Winfer Fesfivifies Hospifulify af Christmas-U chance fo meef new friends. Will we win? W W L H Tj 33515: in mmf f MW, ,P- ' '11 'Gm w ' , 'iii 1 ,pr aa... -W -ma gA. Snow job, Glassboro style. SWF' F, 120 All Colle e Weekend g Refreshmenis offer hecfic Play-day. A Swingin' Affair. in Q. ,, . ,W it 355 X fi' f 11 cf' wnunsuu Mun uuasun :Munn vnu sunuu.-anus: lllllfskblklilixzmn - lllilllikllillllil nklilillltliiiil .u....-4 1 . x ucanvu nuxwaxn :Nunn nnnn nnnn Nunn w Q Hunk nluuunun uununlnassoauxus uannnnunnuuauvouun usannumnnunusnnluuunnu wnununuvn4nunuununnnnuann 1 Q-1:nunsQunnnuuununuuoun-non N-nnunuesnasnnuanununuvn:-nun Mu:xnounvunau.-.un-u1-nunnu- xwnwcuxnssnnnuuuwu......-- X wfnuuuuunnn-fu.-H.. -,.,...nnusnnnn-M -- wi-vunninwnn-H '-sf-nuff 0-X , ,MHWV ussuuffrna. xiii' xxx: ics ulnawinssvv .ausnvpa fu' venus., Sf-in he Younge 61 f and f ,fyaf -fhe oldes vel and k shows ,f who f fwo clafs Wene in the Valley orPh'-'Us smgesrjducfions' Dow The Um fl-,eff P 1 for rehearsa b I wi resPediveIy' I e 0 Q-m....a x f 1, A 2? rf xi? J . Y 51 .. s gunz ,uns .fv-u Y Fast becoming a tradition ai GSTCE if the annual revue MULLICA HALL FGLLIES TZZfn1Tfi ml? ff'1l'Zuifl12'IUlZ ff2ZoCIE2oQgQfo,Q'lfZ2229,HZ kick-off for the All-College Week-End. .......,..1-..--...- SI2S3!2!!!...........-Nu.. . '8 2!22!!!Z'25 2! ! 9 .nu...nu.nn-nu u mann Q.. . - '-fzfws 122 ...annum :gunna-u un -.nu 2 ,gnu Q nun u auf nun .!!!!!!!!!5....,-cn.. Practice makes perfect? Q e Here's fo Mullica and fhe way fhey changed fhe Hula-hop. any 2,1 E 1 ,5 , 4.4 Q: ,ff , Belle or Belafonfe? LANTERN NIGHT 'Puahuq 5 innilmi ..iiQz1,Lf1 W 1 The beaufy of Lunfern Nighf. ,ww PROMS AND DANCES gf wir- Q! xl is 4 as is f VV I 4-0- Q' 'ia e:s'4v5?f lf 'X - 'y - ,,... . J... K . Q-V1.4 ,u , U . . K, Q 5 Y ,f if Qs is ' J 'E 31 N s v J YQUWQ5 K 5 LLJ Q, QR ig lbw? ' N U00 xi W ' 6 . 3 l ' L11 we V n 361, ig.,--mlm 'MH is g ml fx, ifjgv .. CLASS sowcs These days that we'll think of forever This time of our lives when we live And learn of man's greatest endeavor To the future our talents we give Within these walls lies a lesson for all Which instructors and teachers beseech We'll try and we'll strive to answer the Our nation's youth to teach Our nation's youth to teach. 4 ,i ' ,Q Rm 1 M1354 nw Y fr Wig? 9 X wh ' f Q . 4 V 5 .1 A lv 4 1 M if W VV? . , iv he ?f'5V W S3 3532 ii fs If ,H ru R it 4? , ggi v f gh Q 3 ,1 , M it 3 4 mais fb- H 3 anim vi ft UE' ?'f frT w wgwfg 1. I W1 if 5 a ,-4- ea 'Q Q25 it ig 1 ww ,L 3 ifigym Jai xfwifufg .gi wmv: PATRONS Mackay's Drug Store, Clayton Elizabeth Parvin Kooi Mr. and Mrs. Eileen Gofie Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Wm. Rad Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. J. Howell Gotfe Wm. Radcliffe clifle, Jr. Edward Jowett Edward Galtney Mr. and Mrs. John Austin Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Cederbrook Landscape Co. Dean Mary Ann Sherk Dr. Lloyd V. Manwiller Frank and Velda Jones Mr. and Mrs. George Kinch Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Kinch Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy Betty Regal Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Root Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sanguiliano Mr. and Mrs. Felix Sanguiliano Lois Hanson Bunkhouse Bayshore Sta tioners Broadst Cleaners Agnes Davis W. S. Wallace Middletown Lains Bonnie Schuler Charles Davis, Jr. Bunnel Bros. Springfield Bowling Alleys Fran and 'Will Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bartelt Mr. and Mrs. Earle Bartelt Mrs. Russell C. Moore .Jack's Sweet Shop Jack Ruddy-Sport 'Center Cl'-arles Davis Roy Kurrie Sherwood's F. I-. Nurseries Bedle's Paint Store Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Young Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jones Tom and Judi Joseph Ogen Mrs. Ellen Haslam Barbara and Carol Hull Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hull, Sr. Sandra and Kenneth Hedrick Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hull Lenard Hull and Family Harry and Geri Covely Bill Reale Mr. and Mrs. I. Roseman Rosemarie Ricci Mr. and Mrs. C. Rowand Carol Ann Rowand Sally Edith Rowand Mrs. M. M. Rowand Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kara Robin Ann Rosell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosell Mr. and Mrs. John Kuntz, Jr. Mrs. P. Bergunzi Mr. and Mrs. Albert Binaghi Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lepperd Mr. Robert Bond Dave Burrison Deb Burrison Midge Burrison Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Burrison Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Burrison Mrs. Leona Lippincott Lummis's Candy Shop Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Levitt Mr. and Mrs. Ray Levitt Mr. and Mrs. John Levitt Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Boyle Betty and John I rv Levy Levy's Men and Boys' Wear Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Boyle Andrew Barclay Gloria Lisa Dr. James M. Lynch, Jr. Wayne W. London Mr. Bellach Cecile Leveille Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bronaugh Mr. and Mrs. A. Lafayette Elizabeth Lafayette Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boccelli J. B. Liebman and Co. Mr. and Mrs. Clittord Broussard Herschel H. Luce, Jr. Brosic's Beverages Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stankowski Gold Bell Form Keebler Biscuit Co. J. Berk, Inc. Weston Biscuit Co., Inc. Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Charles Levenstein Nut Co. Wagner Baking Corporation Row-Pete rsen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs 'Company Thomas Hassett Wm. Singer James Strawb Wm. Smith George Smith John Potts Edward Potts Frank McFarren George Madden Robert Angelow Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Entrikin Miss Noreen Newhart Joseph Ogden A. Duncan Maclaren Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Lee Triebles South Jersey Tile Distributor Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stang Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sulzman The Entrikins Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoins Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Wohlfarth Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Alcoy Miller's Farm Market Mrs. Stella Allen Mr. Thomas Watson Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Capizola, Sr Angelo J. Capizola, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Capizola Mr. and Mrs. Salvator 'Chiofalo Mr. Camiola Ethel S. Crane Mark and Michael Collins Mr. and Mrs. Paul Collins Edward Chiappini Candy Corner Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Cheesman Clayton's Service Station Ed Carter Leona Carmen College Store at Glassboro Mr. and Mrs. V. Conover Douglas L. 'Clark Mrs. Pauline Zarnowski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ziller Mr. and Mrs. H. Wm. Zimmer H. Wm. Zimmer, Jr. Mrs. Isabelle Young Syd Young Jean Yaeger Mr. and Mrs. W. Yoder Jane Lombardo-Hairdressing Miss Mary O. Collins Miss Edna M. Hellman The Mazzoni Family Mr. Winfield Buckley Mr. Raymond Gallagher Mr. Thomas Inglesby Mr. and Mrs. Donald Keir Berlin Dry 'Cleaners Dr. 'Charles S. Ackley Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bintliff Dr. James McNally Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Gullo La Rose Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. F. Madison Mr. and Mrs. 'Raymond Gillin Mr. and Mrsc Al Sulzman Delores and Judy Parks Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bowen Pete Rubba-Carpenter Dougherty's Furniture Store Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Mr. and Mrs. Wacker Louise A. Boddy Helen S. Felter Joanna Felte I' Gladys Calloway Fenton Dr. Marion W. Fox Mr. and Mrs. James Fish Mrs. Louis Francis Albert Francis Paul Francis Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Francis Charles Feliy Morris Cirkin Sid 'Cirkin Pat Clark Mr. and Mrs. Sal Cracolice Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Chester, Jr. Saddie Cuccia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cuccia Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William D. P Mr. and Mrs. Angelo 'Cuccia Pete Cuccia Sam Cuccia ancoast William D. Odell Mr. and Mrs. . George Brownell Mr. and Mrs Philip Shelly Mr. and Mrs. W. Peirce Mr. and Mrs Guy Bergstrom Miss Catherine Padulchik Mr. and Mrs. E. Testa Mary Kent's Specialty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sikora Maureen Odell Angie Oaklay Mrs. Gerry Oldt John William Owens Bob Reds Fitzpatrick Mrs. Sadie Field Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Frederick Elizabeth Fisher Catherine C. lmhoff Lillian Ivins Ronald Jordon Jackson's Service Center W. Johnson C. Johnson The Ralph Johnsons Mrs. Jennings Jim's Barber Shop Miss Florence Prosch Mr. and Mrs. Charles Binaghi Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Elmer Mr. and Mrs. George Binaghi Mrs. Dorothy J. Brown Robert Chini Cedar Wood Log Cabin Glassboro Cab Company Elanor Gross Mr. and Mrs. Clark Andrew Chenise Mr. Charles William Fortescue Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Furtek Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Fallon Mrs. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Folcarelli Gladys Fish Jean Marie Ingersoll Thelma Conavan lrelan Al Carlino Mabel Countryman Elite Bakery W. Graves J. Graves Diane E. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cotton Carl Calliari Mr. and Mrs. Marino 'Chini Tony Chenise Bernice Breckenridge Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ambacher, Jr Arthur Degen, Ins. J. L. Hering George E. Dickinson Gladys Hughes Helen's Beauty Shoppe Harry George Hagerty Barbara A. Baker J. Bailey Eugene Soltys Patricia Sutton Mr. and Mrs. T. McDonough Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Miarecki Margie and Herb Senior l's Mr. and Mrs. Scheetz Janet Stanley Mr. and Mrs. E. Mulhollem Nancy Stevens Florence and Jim McGinn Mrs. Edward T. Stephenson Beryl A. Milton Mrs. Sandra Steelman Mr. and Mrs. Louis MaScola Mr. and Mrs. A. Shaw Mr. S. MCl.ain Mrs. Katherine Skinner Harry Melroy Dr. and Mrs. Luther Shaw Sgt. and Mrs. Ronald J. Skone Mrs. D. Sole Mr. and Mrs. Willard Snyder Mr. James Snyder Mr. and Mrs. J. Stellaccio Sally and Dave ki 130 E. C. 'Roth Richman Shop Mr. and Mrs. G. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rosen Linda Kopcho G. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Bunce Loriot Bozorth Mr. and Mrs. Borowec Mr. and Mrs. J. Diefenbach William F. DeFrates, Insurance Reverend and Mrs. John O. Bubb Esther Bovard Howard Abel Thomas Baldosaro Charles A. Alford Mrs. Gladys Schellinger Jack Wiseburn Lester Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warrick Helen Sheppard The Shields J. Steinauer A. and J. Southerland Dr. F. G. Wandell Woodrow A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Webb J. Venuto M. Vallen Vandegrift's Appliances Grace's Sweet Shop Wynette Shop John and Dale White Mr. and Mrs. Wood Robert H. Williams Dr. Wilson Milton Silvers Marie R. Stone Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hansen Susan Hill Mr. and Mrs. Karl O. Budman Mrs. Wilminia Banks Mrs. L. Barsuglia Mr. and Mrs. Horace Donaghay Howard L. Donaghay Carol A. Henderson Wayne Henderson Barbara Barnwell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Breckenridge Carol E. Brown William I. Brown Janet Hand Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hamilton Frances Dauer Drissel's Hardware The DiPiolo Family Mr. Phil Barca Mrs. Sylvia Brown Grace Bagg Miss Angie Branco Gertrude Dressel John Dennis Mildred S. Herbert Henry Hoffman-Clayton Motor Co. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Atlcinson Dr. and Mrs. Perry E. Ashman Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Burton Billie Bateson Donald Bibus Angelo's Diner Mr. and Mrs. William Blackley Mr. and Mrs. R. Hagerman Hagerman's Men's Store Mrs. Nellie Duffy Miss Delores Desiderio Mr. and Mrs. A. Abruscato Anderson's Lois Baultpery Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. R. P. De Groodt Dorman's Sporting Goods Francis Desiardins Art's Market Hulyn B. Aitken Abbott's Pharmacy Frank Bua Tilyon Burroughs Ken Anderson g Dorothy and Elsworth Anderson Wayne Anderson Sara Anderson Mrs. Heermans D. Hagerman Josephine R. Marchei Nancy Anderson Rachel C. Tozour Dr. W. Clarke Pfieeger Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dunn Freda Cranmer Andrew Kelly Dr. Murray Benimoff Mr. and Mrs. William P. Swift Mr. Hans Steinh'art Mrs. Ella Anderson Williams Miss Charlotte Garland Mrs. Carrie G. Russell Mrs. Morganza J. DeBaptist Mrs. Jane M. Flipping J. G. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Morris Dr. and Mrs. G. Conde Lawsing Toby Schieman The Class of 1961 The Glassboro 'Whit A Friend Garry's Bakery Shop Phylis Graso Mrs. Graso Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Gillespie Mrs. Hazel Griltith Freddie Goff George's Plumbing and Heating Richard G. Glantz Shirley Green Mrs. Green Mr. and Mrs. A. Torregrosso Mr. Joseph Torregrosso Mr. and Mrs. J. Tomlin Alice Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jack Todd Mrs. E. F. Taylor Mrs. Jones Taylor Mr. Tomasso Virginia Trewin Lorraine Toews Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Colvin Ann Clayton Mr. Kenneth Cranmer Ernie and Ann Cranmer Ernie and Alice Cranmer Janet Cranmer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chaya Mrs. G. Cappelline Mr. and Mrs. 'W. V. Engell E. Loew's Nursery-Retail John Edman Mr. Henry Pieri Mr. and Mrs. Edward Plucenik, Sr. Eileen Pustizzi Joseph Pustizzi Miss Jenny Probeck Mike Roscigno Pat Luciano Luella Rae Longfellow Lee Romano Stan Tomensky Tag's Luncheonette Betty Marone John L. Pfelter Mr. and Mrs. Alex Niblock The McClary's H. Neisman Jim and Pat McMasters New Milford 'Phlarmacy Mrs. Marie Mezger Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Scherr Miss Evelyn Merrick Mrs. Elsie Smith Phil and Sara Mingin Anna Pierce A. Mayshura Miss Barbara Pegalotti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pegalotti Mr. and Mrs. John Pegalotti Mrs. Katie Pegalotti Dally Moone Joseph Magshuto Pitman Hardware Terry Marone Merritt's House of Flowers Miss Arlene Powell Mrs. Eunice Powell Pitman Jewelry Shop Anna B. Miller Mr. Mancuso Paulette Shop Mr. Francis Peacock Mr. Mangeny, Sr. Mrs. lda B. Morford Dr. William Pitt Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lautenslager Mr. and Mrs. E. Long John W. Lane Jr. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ross Miller Pitman Hosiery Shop Mr. and Mrs. James Papiano Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murdock Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Parr Mr. and Mrs. Robert Megaw Robert B. McHenry Mrs. Hilda Powers Joe Ali Mr. and Mrs. J. Ahern Mr. Gary Albelli Anonymous Bill's Men and Boys' Store Mr. and Mrs. William Barclay Miss Beverly Dalmonte Mrs. Kathryn Dunlop Mrs. H. J. Haines Mrs. Hallobough Lillian Dare Charles Huntley Mr. and Mrs. Bill Huntley George Huntley Linda Huntley Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huntley Francis Huntley Mr. and Mrs. C. S. 'Day Mr. and Mrs. DeRosset Mr. DeLucia Dartly Cleaners Pat and Joeanne D'Andrea Harriet Holden Anna DeFelice Holland Cleaners and Dryers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeFlice Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeFlice Miss Gwyneth 'Henderson Dorothy Hammond Mrs. Mildred P. Dart Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hann, Jr Mrs. Austenia S. Drew Mr. and Mrs. John 'Doyle Alice Robb Mrs. Sarah Renner K and H Auto Store Al Renner Roberta D. Radcliffe Frederick Ruftin Mr. and Mrs. Roach E. M. Andrews Mat and Key Bowling Alleys Mr. and Mrs. Howe Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holden Cookie and Bill Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Sumpter Santo Marcucci Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shag Mr. and Mrs. M. Markman Mr. and Mrs. Markman The Markman Grandchildren Miss Florence Sellers Mr. and Mrs. George Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schwenger Ida McClellan-Press Shop George L. Morrocco Mr. and Mrs. John Schaeffer Mrs. 'William F. Murphy Dr. James J. McKenzie Mrs. J. Schipske Carlton H. Moore Mr. and Mrs. George M. Satterlee Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller Mrs. E. E. Shivel Miss Ruth Samuels Victor's Linens and Gifts Mr. C. G. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vander 'Linden Mr. Walter VanderLinden Miss Lorraine Wilkins Vincent's Hairdressing J. A. Webb Ward's Flying A Service Alfred Wester Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Whitman Mr. Justin Wayne Getty and Son-Marmora Getz, Home Supply J. A. Guant Mrs. Guido Joe's Shaving Parlor James l. Cobbins, Jewelers Prince and Princess Land Poulakowski Mrs. M. M. Perman Philharmonic Conservatory of Music Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Gustao .laneva Tyler Thompson and Collins Masonry 'Contractors Tom's Candies and Chips Mrs. Alice Hagerty 'Fatman Skippy Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Gerber, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Schieman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Porch, Jr. Mrs. Charles T. Schieman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schantz Becker, Bernard .......... STUDENT DIRECTORY Abruscato, Marie ..... Adams, Janet Mrs ..,....... Adams, Mary Ellen ......,.. Akerboom, Elizabeth ........ Altbertl, Rocco ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Allen, Donovan ......, Alquist, Robert ........ Alvarez, Delores .,...,. Ambacher, Richard.. Andres, Kay .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Andress, Judith ........ Anderson, Charles... Angemi, Frank ......... Angle, Carolyn ..... Ansink, Elaine .......,. Asay, Leon .....,...... Avis, Carolyn ..... Ayars, Esther ....... Baker, Nancy .......,,. Backenson, Mary ........ Batne, James ............ Boll, Lynne. ..,........ .. Balster, Joan ............ Banks, Lillian Mrs... Bannister, John ........ Bannon, John ....... Bardfield, Elinor ....... Barker, Rita .......... Barnes, Carol ........... Barnett, Donald ........ Bartels, Joan ....................... Bartelt, Louise Moore ........, Batanick, Agnes .............., Beck, John C ........,,....... Becker, Margaret ........ Becza, Julius ,.......... . Bee, Lynn .............. Belle, Robert ...,..... Belman, Joan ...,....... Bennett, Virginia ,....... Bennett, Vivian ........... Benson, Elizabeth ....... Berger, Charles ....,..... Berkheiser, Joanne ........ A ......404 S. 6th St., Vineland Reading St., Glassboro Lincoln Ave., Pitman if-L7, Irving Ave., Bridgeton Franklin Rd., Glassboro .......6307 Westfield Ave., Pennsauken ......3ll'l Fairmount Ave., Atlantic City Route 3 and Columbia Ave., Maple Shade Dickinson Rd., Glassboro Jil, Bridgeton E. Vasser Rd., Audubon ......................Stokes Rd., Medford ........l306 Merrimac Rd., Camden Prospect Ave., Westwood 32, Elmer ....,.,.........Box 314, Woodbury .......6l6 N. 'l9fh St., Camden Qlfl, Bridgeton B Oakview Ave., Maplewood Lake St., Bridgeton ...,....,.l669 Springfield Ave., Maplewood 4th 81 White Horse Aves., Kirkwood ........,............Columbia Ave., Newfield .............'l242 Kenwood Ave., Camden ........'l34 Haviland Ave., Audubon ......B6 E. 'Clayton Ave., Clayton Arcadia Pl., Vineland .......72O Drexel Ave., Atlantic City ,..,......2'l4 E. Broadway, Camden Carpenter St., Camden ...........777 Vernon Ave., Haddonfield ..557 Grant Ave., West Collingswood .......240 W. Graisbury Ave., Audubon .........Apt. 3A Arlene Village, Millville Adams Ave., Woodbine Office, Vineland ........,224 Graham St., Highland Park Eggers St., New Brunswick ..4i9 N. Delaware Ave., Atlantic City Dickinson Rd., Glassboro Adams Ave., Pitman ......203 B. Princeton Rd., Haddonfield Fairwoods Rd., Madison ......,304 Trenton Ave., Laurel Springs Dickinson Rd., Glassboro Bertuul, Larralne ....... ................................ E . Landis Ave., Vineland Bew, Mary ............... Bianchi, Patricia ....... Biddle, Maxine ........ Binaghi, Alberta ......... Birnbaum, Philip ........ Bush, Monica ............ Bittle, George .......... Blackman, Helen ..........,, Blackburn, Mariorie ...... Blackley, Janet ........... Blake, Georgina ......... Blaker, Janet .,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Blasko, Mark .,,.,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,....29 S. South Carolina Ave., Atlantic City 5th Ave., Long Branch .......,.70l Washington Ave., Palmyra ....................Lambert Ave., Northvale ...............4600 Pacific Ave., Wildwood ........l507 Springfield Ave., Pennsauken Blood, Franklin Howard ........ Blu mbe rg, Sylvia .,.,,,,,,,,,,, Bodnar, Julia ......,.... Boettger, Lynne ....... Bond, Barbara ......... -ffl, Berlin Bucknell Ave., Stratford ,.....l29 Keary Ave., Perth Amboy ...........,.........Shore Rd., Mormora .........943 Bay Ave., Somers Point ......Pitman-Barnsboro Rd., Sewell Walnut Ave., Northfield ....................Tuckahoe Rd., Franklinville East Walnut Ave., Merchantville Morris Ave., Trenton .......623 Parkview Ave., N. Plainfield S. 27th St., Camden Bononcini, Eloise ........... Barbisgo, Theodore ...... Born, Frances ............... Borelli, Virginia ........... Bosna, Alexandria .,...,. Boswell, Barbara ....... Boulden, Howard ...,.. Boughton, Anne ,..., Bouvier, Warren ..,.. Bowe, Janet ........ Bowen, Judith ....,.,,. Bowman, Roger ...... Boyd, Laura Mrs ..... Boyle, Elizabeth ......... Boyle, Marian ........ Bozoarth, Janice ....... Bradley, Margaret ....... Bronco, Richard ............. Brand, Bonnie ...,.....,..... Breckenridge, Elizabeth ........ Brennan, Lynne ..,.........,...... Brennan, Shirley ...,..,..,. Brewton, Fairbanks ..,.... Brigandi, Mary .......... Brill, John .........,. Brita, Lorraine ........ Brown, Jane ........ Brown, Janet ....... Brown, James ...,.. Brown, Lucille ......,.. Brown, William .......... Brownell, Barbara ......., Brueckner, Edith ........ Bruge, Laurence ......,. Brune, Carolyn ....,..... Brzozowski, Joseph .,.... Buck, Ivory ...,......,.,,..... Buck, John Robert ........ Bucko, Mary .............. Budnik, Edmund ........... Burket, Jeannette ......... Burrison, Dorothy ......... Busch, Jo yce .,............ ...........l05 W. Oxford St., Vineland ......,.332 Lincoln Ave., Mt. Ephraim 2, Box 49, Franklinville Princeton Ave., Lavallette .......l74 Jefferson St., Woodbridge .........325 E. Surf Rd., Ocean City Market St., Gloucester .......lllB Arnold Ave., Pt. Pleasant ...............West Mill Rd., Pedricktown .,......408 Swarthmore Rd., Glassboro Delaware Ave., Pennsgrove ........'l27 W. Summit Ave., Haddonfield ...........4'l3 University Blvd., Glassbora Walters St., Rahway ,.......426 Belgrave Drive, Kearny 72, New Lisbon ......,'l3Bl Brookside Drive, Union ..,.....,...335 38th St., Brigantine Fern Ave., Westmont .......847 N. Main St., Pleasantville .........43'l Lakeview Ave., Haddonfield .......llO0 Mercer Drive, Haddonfield ........200 Pennington Ave., Trenton .......l20 Front St., Hammonton Center St., Gloucester Orchard St., Hammonton .........452 N. Maryland Ave., Atlantic City New Jersey Rd., Brooklawn Dickinson Rd., Glassboro .........Pennsylvania Ave., Franklinville ...............'ll'l0 Lafayette St., Cape May ..,.....324 W. Graisbury Ave., Audibon Beechwood St., Bergenfield S. 7th St., Vineland ......,l775 N. 42nd St., Pennsauken Charles St., South River ...........l497 Bradley Ave., Camden lst Rd., Ocean City ........20 Edgewater Place, South River ...........40'l Wildwood Ave., Pitman Bank St., Camden .........737 Kensington Ave., Plainfield Line St., Camden C Caffey, Patrick ................... ............ 1 21 Creaton Ave., Audubon Camarano, Mildred R ........ ................... W illow and Blvd., Landisville Camp, Patricia .................... ......... ............. 5 5 Ol Mammonth Ave., Ventnor Campbell, Gerald James ............ Clayton Aura Rd., R.O. qffl, Glagsboro Candera, Carole ................. ........................ 2 O47 Arlington St., Camden Canzanese, Barbara ....... ....................... 3 31 Hillside Ave., Camden Capaccio, Mary ......... ..,... 2 27 Messive Ave., Hammonton Capaui, Janet ....... .................... P acific Ave., Minotolo Carey, John M ......, .................... 3 28 Columbia Ave., Pitman Carlson, Linnea ......... ...............,...... A 25 Hillerest Rd., Ridgewood Carlson, Yvonne .,... 4 Holly Pl., Bellnaur Park, Gloucester Carney, Eugene.. ........................ Railroad Ave., 'Clarksboro Caruso, Ann .............. ....,..,......... l 4 Locust Ave., Red Bank Carson, Barbara ........... ......... 4 'I6 Sheftild Rd., Haddonfield Casaua, Margaret .... ......... E ost Landis Ave., Vineland Cassidy, Barbara ......... ......... 'l 6 Beebe Run Rd., Bridgeton Castelli, Barbara ............. .....,......... 4 22 Grape St., Vineland Castellini, Mary Jane ........ .......... 5 58 West Ave., Vineland Castellini, Castleton, Sally ......... Catando, Marcia ....... Cattelona, Richard ..... Centinole, Marilyn ...... Thomas ...,........ .......730 S. West Ave., Vineland ......36 Whitney Ave., Closter Elm Ave., Westmont .........357 Lake St., Oakhurst ........348 Broadway St., Keyport Fallon, Thomas D ........ .,,........,,. 5 25 N. Seventh St., Camden Cesta, Richard ...,.,.... Chadwick, Theresa ....... ...............,.................. Channels, Mary ..... Chasmar, Priscilla ......,......., Cheesman, Janet .,,....... Chrans, Donald ......................................,,.... Chrlstlff, Joan .........,.,..,,...........,...........,.,........' Chudomelka, Lorraine ....... ....... 1 10 Madison. Ave., Laurel Springs Clark, Patricia ....... Clark, William ....... .......16 Quince St., Vineland .653 'Green St., Clayton Bank St., Bridgeton .6712 Hudson Blvd., West New York, N. J. Glen Ave., Box 415AA, R.F.D. QL3, Turnerville 136 W. 'Clayton Ave., Clayton Princeton Ave., Metececonk 222 Whitier Ave., Dunellen Box 363 Ellis St., Glassboro Clarizo, Mary ........ ....... 2 201 Cornwall Ave., Northfield Clayton, Anne ......... ........ M ain St., Box 146, Adelphia Clayton Bernice ..,...... .................. S hanck Rd., Freehold Clayton Margaret ..,..... ................... R .D. 51:51, Englishtown Cliliord, Catherine ....... ....... 2 40 10th St., South Brigantine Clifford, Saundra ...... ....,............. 3 4 Clarke St., Dupont Cline, Judith ......,... . .,........... 70 Church St., Penns Grove Coates, Margery ....... ......................,........ P ruten Rd., Somerville Coe, Linda ................. ........ 3 26 River Ave., Pt. Pleasant Beach Colangelo, 'Robert ........ .................,............ A loe St., Egg Harbor Colangelo, Thelma .,..... Colanzi, Edmund ....... ............4611 Park Blvd., Wildwood ........63 West Ave., Glassboro Cole, Violet ......,..... ........................ D elsea Drive, Pitman Colucci, Peter ....... ................................,.. N ew St., Malaga Collier, Carol ,...... ....... 8 Hayden Row, Hopkintown, Mass. Collini, Joan ....... .......,..................' D elsea Drive, Vineland Collins, Carol ......... ........ 1 24 N. Brighton Ave., Atlantic City Collins, Florence ........ ................. 3 460 Bethel Ave., Pennsauken Collins, Gail ........... ................. 1 07 Ogden Ave., Collingswood Collins, Harry ........ 3386 Hollywood Circle, Merchantville Comegys, Marvin ....... .....................,,.. 1 032 Penn St., Camden Compton, Lois ........ Compton, Sandra .,.... Contole, Jeanne .,.. Conte, Elaine ......... Cooper, 'Carol ....... Cooper, Walter ...... Corey, Beverly ....... Cornell, Joseph ..... Cossaboon, Norma Costin, Juanita ....... Cowell, Irene ......... ff James St., Shrewsbury .........141 E. Mill Rd., Maple Shade ........544 S. 3rd St., Hommonton 45 Charles St., Trenton .223 Highland Terr., Pitman ..108 Smith Lane, Runnemede .6 Grimsom Lane, Woodbury Melrose Ave., Atlantic City ......400 Broad St., Bridgeton 56 Hart Ave., Trenton 263 Bank St., Bridgeton Ridgeway St., Barnegat Cranmer, Janet ............. .. ..,..,..............., .. 138 Woodland Ave., Neptune City Cramer, Jacqueline ......... ........ Crane, Alan ...... Crane, Carolyn. Cornell Rd., Glassboro Maurice Ave., Rahway Crispin, Carol E ........ ....... 5 00 County House Rd., Grenloch Crosset, Marian ...... ..................... 4 7 E. Pine Sts., Audubon Crossing, Janet ......, .................., 5 06Vz N.W. Blvd., Vineland Crowell, Mansel ........ ......., 3 10 'Columbia Blvd., National Park Cryne, Bernice ........ ..................... 2 6 Dwasline Rd., Clifton Cuccia, Rose ......... ................... 6 14 Deck St., Millville Cullen, Daniel ......., ......... 2 5 Station Ave., Somerdale Cupini, Norma ......., ........ 3 59 Lincoln Ave., Vineland Dailey, 'Helen... Daily, Thomas Patrick ....,... Daisey, David H ................. Dallett, James M ................... Daminger, Elizabeth Ruth ........ Damsky, Beniamin .............. D'Annunzio, Joan May ...... Darpino, Ernest R ........... Davenport, Joseph H ......... Davis, George .................. Davis, Janet E .............. Davis, Nancy ....... D 44 Bridgeton Ave., Bridgeton ........165 S. Cock Ave., Trenton ......112 W. Linden St., Clayton . ......... 59 W. Laurel, Vineland .......,....644 Main St., Barnsboro .......21 Montrose Terr., Vineland .......134 N. Oak Ave., Gloucester .........1670 Norris St., Vineland .,................Supawna Rd., Salem Sawyer Ave., Vineland .....................Mantua Rd., Sewell Heights Terr., Trenton 20 DeBosscher, Elaine Wittenmeyer ................., Glassboro Rd., Williamstown DeFelice, Anna ...........,... Degen, Dorothy L ......,... DeGroodt, David ...... Delio, Vincent J ........ De'Marco, Amelia ......... Denker, David ......,..... Dennis, Alan Bruce ........... DePiero, Doris Marilyn ....... DeTurck, Nancy ..........,.,,, deVecchis, Carl .................,,,,. deVecchis, John Daniel ......... Dever, John ...........,.,.,,.,,..,,. Diamente, Frances ........ Dietrich, Arlene M ....... DiGenova, 'Claude S ...... Diloia, Leonard ............ Dockery, Etta May ......... Dolbow, Donna Jayne.. Donaghay, Robert ....... Donaldson, Helene ....... Dorety, Joseph .........,... Dougherty, James E ........... ....., .......Cedar Lake Rd., Landisville .......730 N. Delsea Dr., Clayton ......238 Wildwood Ave., Pitman ........611 Ten Eyck Ave., Lyndhurst .........545 Pine Rd., Hommonton .........343 W. Academy, Clayton Second St., Park Ridge Holly Pl., Bellmawr Park ........1165 Lawnton Ave., Woodbury .........1165 Lawnton Ave., Woodbury .......................Catawha Ave., Newtield ......R.F.D. iii, Box 326, Bound Brook Diamente, Anna .............. , -ffl, Box 326, Bound Brook Wallace St., South River ........2522 Arctic Ave., Atlantic City ........Coles Mill Rd., Franklinville Cherry St., Camden .......'l08 Sack Ave., Penns Grove Cedar St., Bridgeton Passaic Ave., Nutley ..127 S. Connecticut Ave., Atlantic City .Hessian and Lake Ave., National Park Dowling, Peter Franklin ........ ..,.,..............,. 7 229 Jackson Ave., Elizabeth Downey, Sue Deborah.. Downie, Leila Ann ............ Downs, Edward .........,...., Dramesi, Leonard J ....... Draude, Louise Ann .... DuBois, Mary Louise ...... Dunn, Jane Ellen ............ Dunn, Thomas J. lll ........ Durbin, Jan Johnson. ...... .. DuRie, Harriet Brittin ...... Durst, Elsie Marie ........ Duvall, Evelyn Mae ......... Dver, William W. J .....,. Dwyer, John Joseph Ill ....... Eagen, Eleanor A .............. ...... 1 90 Edmunds, Kathryn Jane. Eiseman, Irving B ..... .... . . Eldredge, Elaine ......,......... Eldridge, Roxanne Belle ...,... Emmons, Edna ................. Emmons, Judith Lee ......... England, Sandy ............... Erdmann, Nancy Jane ....... Erkert, Joan ..................... Erkman, Mildred Ann ..... Estrada, Patricia Ann... Euler, Elaine D ........ . Farnelli, A. Donald ....... Faupel, Nancy Jean ..... Fay, Judith Anne ...... Felter, Joanna .............. Ferguson, Corley A .......,. .... Ferguson, Mariorie ....... Filippi, Richard A ........ Finelli, Jeanne ...,... 88, Laurelton ................6Nelson Dr., Vineland .......1378 Whitman Ave., Camden St., Grenlock .......6730 Collins Ave., Pennsauken . ................................... R.D. 32, Elmer .......324 Sloan Ave., W. 'Collingswood .......324 Sloan Ave., W. Collingswood .......,..120 Princeton Ave., Stratford Maple Ave., Rahway ..,....2507 42nd St., Pennsauken 8 S. Main St., Mullica Hill ......1610 Sacramento Ave., Ventnor .........................Canal St., Alloway E Manor Pky., Lincroft, RedBank Evergreen Ave., Villas ..............1o3 N. High si., Millville .......1129 Merrimac Rd., Fairview ..........508 Grant St., Woodbury Jarvis St., Pemberton Main St., Vincentown ........356 Nassau Ave., Paulsboro ,..................Valley Dr., Matawan .......164 Landis Ave., Bridgeton Natalie Terr., Absecon ........855 Central Ave., Camden 4 ........399 Evesham Ave., Magnolia F ........119 Clayton Ave., Williamstown .,........23O Hawthorne St., Scotch Plains ......931 Velmont Ave., Collingswood 7 668 Bogert Rd., River Edge ..1 N. Massachusetts Ave., Atlantic City 1 Estelle Place, Cranford S. 6th St., Vineland ......339 E. Third St., Plainfield Woodbury Rd., Jericho Fiorato, Concetta Ann ......,. Fiscella, Isabella V .......,.. Fisher, Mary Ella ...,,..,,. Fitzgerald, Jane ...... Flaim, Richard J .......,, Fleischer, Daniel E .....,. Flint, Ann Allaireld ,.,i...,. Flor, Lois Elizabeth .,..... Florek, Leon ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Folcarelli, Assunta ......... Fonte, Anita E ............ Fox, Ina Barbara ,....,, Fraser, Geraldine ,,,,... Freedman, Eleanor ....... Freeman, Donna L ......,, Freeman, Guy .,......,,,........... Friberg, Margaret ........,,,,, Fries, Margaret Elizabeth ,.,,..,, Frye, Emily E .,,..,.,...,,...........,. Fulk, Sidra Ann .,....,......... Furdyna, Barbara A ........ Fuschetti, Mary .............. Fussell, Blanche . ,,.,. .. Gabins, Stuart ..,,.,. .. Gahler, Catherine ...... Gahr, Richard A,.. ....,... Galante, Margaret ,....... Gantz, Evelyn ...,......... Garcia, Dolores ....... Gardner, John ...,.,,..... Garrett, Jean Ann ........ Garrison, Jean M .,..... Gazzi, Steven .......,.. Gilbert, Marcel .......... Gill, William ,....,.,,............ Gladfelter, Lawrence ,... Glass, Janet .....,,.A.....,.,.. Glendon, Joan ..,...,, Goetz, Carol ........... Goetz, Dolores ........... Goehringer, Merle ........ Goffe, Eileen ...,..,...,... Goldberger, Eileen ..,,... Goldstein, lieba ......... Goldy, Elizabeth ......., Goodwin, Kathleen ,....,. Gorman, Paula .....,.,... Gould, Lavannia ...,....... Grausam, Mary Ellen ...... Graves, Grace ............... Gray, Judith ...................., Gray, Marlene Sbrana .,.., Griener, Barbara ,,,,,,,,,..,. Green, Shirley ,....,...,.,... Gross, Beverly ........,. Gruccio, John ...........,. Guberman, Sandra ....... . Gubitosi, Adeline ,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Gural, Olga ...,..,,,,,,, Haas, Lorraine Jean ........ Hagerman, Diane ..,...... Hailey, Nona Yvonnem... ......562 N. Third St., Hammonton ..,....5708 Park Blvd., Wildwood ......,136 W. Park Dr., Briclgeton ...............Grant Ave., Vineland ..........705 Garfield Ave., Palmyra 105, Allenwood ....,.,McKendimen Rd., Medford Lakes 229 Turnpike St., East Brunswick ..161 Somerdale Rd., Somerdale ......114 N. Mississippi Ave., Atlantic City ,,,........176 W. Commerce St., Bridgeton New St., Brldgeton St., Atco .......Dutch Land Rd., Freehold Doughty St., Raritan ..........,427 Garfield Ave., Palmyra .......107 Edgewater Ave., Westville Box 716, Sparta .,......14 E. Grant Ave., Somerdale ............638 E. 9th St., Chester ...,....21 Van Dyke Pl., Summit G 5th Ave., Asbury Park -15f1, Box 158, Keyport .,,...306 Cedar Rd., W. Point Pleasant Landis Ave., Vineland If-752, Monroeville Warren St., Beverly ......201 Chestnut St., Brooklawn ..................Fire Rd., Box 82, Absecon Bank St., Bridgeton ........645 Bettlewood Ave., Collingswood Oxford Rd., Palmyra .......335 Evergreen Ave., Merchantville 'ff.i.f'.1i2iii'ARifisiif'XQQQ.i'iQHQ'iiLQ'5QiQ 41, Bridgeton 131, Princeton .....,.Tabernacle Rd., Medford Lakes ........116 N. Dudley St., Camden ....................Silver Lake, Clayton ..........Division St., Manahawkin ....,,6059 E. Blvd., West New York ..........11O Bay Ave., Ocean City .......801 Adams Ave., Cape May .......808 Broad St., Pleasantville ...............,Moores Corner, Salem .......117 Rowland Pl., Wood-Ridge Indiana Ave., Atlantic City Copley Ave., Barrington Box 74, R.D. if72, Main St., Barnsboro S. Academy St., Glassboro Maple Ave., Pennsgrove .......313 E. 3rd Ave., North Wildwood Spring Rd., Vineland N. Broadway, Long Branch Ave., Newfield 113, Cedar Grove Land, New Brunswick H ,.,.,.,33 Center Ave., Leonarde ............149 Crafton Rd., Pitman ......638 Van Hook St., Camden Haines, Margaret P .......,. Hall, Mildred ............. Hall, William C. JI' ......... Hamilton, Maiorie Ann ...... Hamilton, Patricia ......... Hammell, Gail ............ ...... Hammond, Darla Dee ........ Hanger, Samuel D .......... Hannah, Rachel Ruhl ...... Hannen, Elizabeth ........ Hanson, Theodore C ........... Farm on the Point, Vincentown lll, Allentown ...H131 Washington Ave., Pitman Almond Rd., Vineland ......1127 Darlene Ave., Wanamassa .........201 Peach Tree Lane, Delanco H230 S. McCarthy Ave., Mantua .....,31 Euclid Ave., Haddonfield ....,..........., R.D. -f7l'2, Woodstown ...,.,..45 Oakridge Avenue, Nutley ....,..211 Georgetown Rd., Glassboro N. Broadway, Pitman ..,........613 Brielle Ave., Brielle .......823 W. Jersey Ave., Pitman ,,....160 E. Olive St., Westville , .....,.... 218 Elm St., Westville Rd., Greenwich ......350 Greenwood Ave., Gloucester City Nelson Walter ,,,..,., .,..,. 1 51 Street Lane Lake, Franklinville Harbison, Wayne ................ Harding, Rosamond Donna ........ Hardy, Beverly White ........... .. Harker, William ...........,... Harker, Judith Ann ..,,.,.. Harker, Stella C .........., Harkins, Dennis John ........ Harper, Harris, Dolores Margaret... Harris, Eleanor ............,....... Harris, Marion L ............. Harris, Robert A ........ Harvey, Lee .........,.....,... Hasson, Susan Mary ....... Hatcher, Earl ......,.......... Haviland, Mart Lon....... Hawkins, James .,...,.., Hawn, Eugene B ...,...... Hawthorne, Fred W ........ Hayes, Anita .............. Heggan, Doris E ............. Heliker, Raymond ,.............. Helmar, Nancy Virginia ..... Henderson, Carol ................ Hennessy, Margaret L ......... Henson, Harold Albert .....,. Herron, Walburga Lillian ..,, Herrschaft, Joseph V ....,....... Hickman, Gilbert Aldine... Higgins, Doreen M ..... ,..,,., Hill, Marven ...........,.,. Hitchner, Eli ................. . Hoffman, Howard ........ Hoins, Joan ............. Holden, Harriet .......... Hollander, Janette ........ Holt, Virginia ,......... Hornyak, Stephen ...,.. Horton, William D ....... Hoser, Ethel ............. Houston, Stuart ............. Howe, Veneta ........,......... Huber, Antonia Marie... Hudson, Barbara ............. Hull, Wilbert ................. Hulleberg, John P ......,, Hurst, Harold ........ .... Huntley, Mary Lou ......, Hutchison, Terence .,,.,., Iafrate, Bernadine ........ llacqua, Mary ,.,,... lnfante, Rosyne .......... lngersoll, Charlotte ...... Pershing Dr., Glassboro Evergreen Parkway, Glassboro ........,421 Ashland Ave., Magnolia S. 5th St., Millville ........247 Edgewood Ave., Audubon ....,..1316 Pacific Ave., Atlantic City ...........Newcometown Rd., Millville Alston St., Red Bank ........R.F.D. iff1, Box 139, Franklinville Chestnut St., Brooklawn H67 Belmont Ave., Jersey City Taunton Rd., Berlin Box 214, Sea Bright Hixon Pl., South Orange ,.....4OO N. Main St., Pleasantville , ..... 718 E. Oxford St., Vineland ....,.....,......Central Ave., Camden ., . 123 W. 20th St., Wildwood .,,,...110 University Blvd., Glassboro ,,,,,.,,,,,,....Shirley Rd., Salem .. ....., 313 Cedar Ave., Manasquan ......63O Lexington Ave., Atlantic City jill, Fairton ........ 15 Arcadia Pl., Vineland ........21 New Almond St., Vineland .....,.....Garretson Rd., Somerville M1116 W. State St., Trenton 225 E. Jefferson Ave., Beach Haven 31 Oakland Ave., Audubon Davis Ave., Northfield ,..,..,...,...,............................Stewartsville 18 Rockview Terr., North Plainfield 331 Greenwood Ave., Gloucester City P.O. Box 372, Waterford ......,43 Volan St., Merchantville . . . 27 Oakland Ave., Audubon ,232 Hopkins Ave., Haddonfield , , ,,,,, 4 Grove St., Penns Grove Old New York Rd., Port Republic 14 Clearbrook Dr., Gibbsboro Herbert Ave., Closter Boonston's Landing Rd., Moorestown S. Read Ave., Runnemed .....201 W. Dawes Ave., Somers Point Main, Barnsboro Jablonski, Roberta ,,.,,..,. Jackson, Ru po ,...,...,,....., Jago, Mary ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,... Jannarone, R. Thomas. ..... . Jeffries, Linda ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Jelicks, Joan ,,,,,,,,,, Jesunas, Nancy ,,,, Johnson, Alice... .. .. Johnson, Geneva .,,,,,, Johnstone, James ,..,..,, Johnston, Edward. . J ...... 1226 Sheridan St., Camden ...........................Pleasantville 3rd St., Fords .............1036 Maple Ave., Linwood S. Market, Port Norris . .... 37 Wedgewood Ave., Woodbridge . ,,,,,,,,......,,,,,,,,,,,. 15 Fir PI., Bellmawr .....12 Lincoln Ave., National Park ......................................Monroeville . ,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,, 14 Pawnee Rd., Hi-Nella ........60 W. 68th St., New York City Jones, Audrey ..,....... Jones, W. Clifford ,... Jones, Doris .,..... ,,,,,, Jones, Jacqueline. ,,,, . Jones, Marilyn... .. Jones, Richard ,,,, .. Jones, Vernie ...,,, Joyce, Thomas ,.,,. . Kaenzig, Mary ,,,,,, Kaiser, Alice A... .......9-C Atlantic Dr., Winfield Park DuPont Rd., Penns Grove W. High, Clayton .........1055 Wilson Ave., Teaneck Ave., Sewell ......504 County House Rd., Grenloch Terrace Henry St., Camden .High St. and Whitney Ave., Glassboro K ..................Wesley Ave., National Park Lawlor, Cecilia...... Lawlor, Marie ....... Lawson, Joan. ....... Laye, Joan. ........ Ledden, Doris ........... Lehman, Donald ...... Lehr, Mary Lou ........ Lerner, Naomi ....... Hemlock St., Mount Holly Montana Ave., Fort Monmouth ......R.F.D. 5551, Cap May Court House 351, Newfield -117, Monroeville New St., Glassboro .......31 S. Hood Ave., Audubon Lake St., Englewood Brewster Rd., Vineland ........217 Nassau St., New Brunswick Egg Harbor ..................................Delsea Dr., Iona E. Mechanic St., West Cape May Levari, Mary ...... Levay, Judith ...,..... Levitt, E. June ....... Lewis, Beverly .....,. Lewis, Charles ....... Lewis, Diane ............. Lewis, Mary Ellen ....... Libro, Antoinette ...... Lingsch, Albert ,....,... Lloyd, Betty ........... Lloyd, David ............. Lockett, Joanne ........ Loew, Marion ........ Lodge, Patricia ....,... Loeb, Helen ...,....... Lang, Barbara ....... Long, Martha ........ Long, William ....... Ludwick, John .......... ....................Delsea Dr., Iona .........227 44th St., Sea Isle City .........234 Dorer Ave., Hillside ............490 Cliff Rd., Sewaren Dennis ........204 Emerson St., Woodbury 1952, Elmer Rd., Greenwich 103 Franklin Rd., Glassboro .,....11 Holly Terr., Bridgeton ........209 Wood-Ridge St., Wood-Ridge ..................Cohawkin Rd., Clarksboro Yale Ave., Gloucester Marshall, Thomas S ,...,.........,.,.,.,..,. 221 N, Tennessee Ave., Atlantic City Kapczynski, Alan .... Kaplan, Bradley... . Kaplan, Janice ......... Keeler, Georgia ...... Kelly, Andrea. . .. Kelly, Margaret .. .. Kelly, Naomi ............... Kennedy, Winfield ...... Keogh, Kathleen... Keyek, Eugene... . Keyek, John ....... . Kickasola, Lorraine.. Kiess, Emory..... . Kiger, Dolores... Killen, Kathleen... Kinch, John ...... . . Kinneally, Doris Ann... Kirk, Zona ..,.... . ,.,..... . Klein, Charlene... Klepac, Thaddeus ...,... Klinshaw, Margaret ....... Knestant, Jacqueline ..,,.... Knight, Judith ..... .......... . . Knopp, Nancy Richman. Kochell, Ira ..,.,. ...,. Kosco, Joseph.. ..... .. Kreider, Gloria .... . Kropat, Hildegarde ....... Kuyper, Mariorie ....... Chestnut Ave., R.D. -712, Vineland 7th Ave., Mt. Ephraim ........420 Monmouth St., Gloucester i,Qf'1, Box 566, Lakewood .. ................. Thiver St., Phillipsburg ......130 Columbia Ave., Lindenwold ........2106 Lyde Pl., Scotch Plains ......5-49 Oakland Ave., Runnemede ...Cedar Avenue, Westville Grove ........514 Jefferson Ave., Rahway ....333 Erie St., Camden Erie St., Camden .. ...,....,., P.O. Box Delmont, Eldora . 1106 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City . ...... 19 Swedesboro Rd., Mullica Hill Buttonwood Rd., Essex Fells ...113 Second St., Dunellen ........68O Seminary Ave., Rahway .....................Delsea Dr., Hurffville Woodland Pl., Leonia . ...41 S. Woodland St., Woodbury ...153 Oakland Ave., Audubon ........149 Marchall Ave., Paulsboro .14 Surf Ave., Ocean Grove 19 Albourne St., South River . .... 351 Oakwood Ave., Glassboro ........27Browning Ave., Moorestown . ,..... . .......... ..... R .D. ffl, Salem N366 Bank St., Bridgeton Lupinetti, Jeanette .,.... Luria, Judith ......,....,. Lykins, Audrey ...... Lynch, Farrell ........... Lynch, Mary Ellen ...... MacBride, Elsie ........ MacEwan, Mary ......,... MacElroy, Dorothy ...... Pemberton Rd., Pemberton ......815 W. Third St., Plainfield ......182 N. Pearl St., Bridgeton ............142 Vine St., Bridgeton ......255 Ocean Ave., Lakewood M ........-423 E. Maple Ave., Lindenwold ...............2905 Sentre St., Merchantville ........1702 Blvd., Apt. 2-E, Ship Bottom MacFarland, Sonya ........... .................... 6 6 Laurel St., Woodbury Magnus, Nancy ....................... ....... 2 66 West End Rd., South Orange Magosin, Adolph Joseph ........ ................... M otts Creek Rd., Absecon Maillet, Ann .,,.,........,.,,,...,... ...,,. T uckahoe Rd., Box 186, Buena Makin, Thomas ,....,......,.. ....... 9 40 Columbus Rd., Burlington Manganelli, Roseonn ...,.... Manion, Edward ............ Manion, Nona ............ Morcantonio, Marie ....... Marcozzi, Deanna.. ..... Markert, Marjorie .......... Markiewiez, William ...... Markley, Patricia ........... Markman, Edmund ........ Markman, Joan .,.,..... Marshall, Shirley .............. ........165 Anderson St., Trenton ........212 Cedar St., Lakehurst ............824 Bergen St., Gloucester ...............2775 Larchmont Rd., Union .......927 Mt. Vernon Ave., Haddonfield N. 23rd St., East Orange ...................Hollis Ave., Merchantville Sheridan Ave., Ho-Ho-Kus ........252 S. Congress Ave., Atlantic City ........252 S. Congress Ave., Atlantic City Ave., Box 37, Mizpah Martin Martin Martin , Betty ............. , Clarence ......... .. , Monlta ......... Lahuta, Dorothy .,..... LaMarra, Regina. .. Lamnin, Charlotte ...... Landwehr, lrene ..,.. Lange, Jean... . Lange, June.. .... .. Larzelere, Dale.. .. . Laub, Karl ..... ..... ................ Lautenschlaegon, K Cfeft... . Lauver, Valerie.. . .. . L ......1289 Mechanic St., Camden ..,.... 543 West St., Camden . Walnut Rd., Vineland .......39O Whitewood Rd., Union West Ave., Bridgeton .......159 Center Ave., Chatham .........264 Audubon Ave., Audubon .... 223 Washington Terr., Audubon Highfield Lane, Nutley ............234 Seneca Pl., Westfield Mathis, Ruthann ....... Maxwell, Roger ......,. May, Elizabeth ...... Mayer, John ......... . Mayer, John H ........ Mazza, Priscilla ....... Mazzola, Louis ......... McBride, Paul .......,.. McCall, Jean Rae ...,... McCann, Eugene ......... McClelland, Charles ...... 105 Forest Dr., Ancora State Hospital, Ancora Columbia Ave., Pleasantville Kaighns Ave., Camden E. 3rd Ave., Wildwood ......1436 W. Riverside Dr., Atlantic City ............106 Lawrence Ave., Barrington .......23 W. Decator Ave., Pleasantville .........521 Glen Ave., Laurel Springs William St., Long Branch Almond St., Vineland 1001 Lyndale Ave., Trenton .........525 N. New York Ave., Atlantic City ...........................Almond Rd., Vineland ........41O Haddon Ave., Collingswood McCollum, Margaret Rose ....... McCullough, Carol ............, McDuffie, 'Robert L ...,. . Mcciroarty, Mary ....... McKeever, Aleen ..,........ McKenna, Edward T ........ McKenzie, Joel B ....... McKeon, Edward ....... McNally, John J ........ McMath, Doris .................. McNesby, Michael P ........ McNulty, Joan Ellen ....... McNulty, Barbara ....... Mecoli, Patricia ..,...... Mecoughi, Olga ...... Meister, Albert ........... Melchiskey, Stephen ..... Meloi, Rosemarie .....,. Mercantino, Grace .... Mercer, Patricia ............... Mercogliano, Marlene ...,.,. Merrill, Connie .....,........,.. Merryman, Robert ........ Messick, Joseph ....,..... Metcalfe, Barbara ........ Meyers, Saundra ....... Michaud, Steve ....... Michaud, Phyllis ......... Middleton, Sally ........... Wesley .....,. Il, Fire Rd., Pleasantville ......3lO University Blvd., Glassboro ........l26 S. Academy St., Glassboro ..............1'l06 S. Broadway, Pitman ........,.433 Glen Ave., Laurel Springs ........804 Luke Ave., Woodbury Heights .................,.,.Weymouth Rd., Newfield Linden St., Camden .......22'l N. Montpelier, Atlantic City ........5531 Cedar Ave., Pennsauken Robin Rd., Cardiff ......,l2i Addison Ave., Westmont .........2l5 Franklin St., Glassboro Focer St., Glassboro Linden Ave., Pitman .........322 University Blvd., Glassboro ......................Holly Terr., Bridgeton ............2l2 Broad St., Gibbstown S. Kenyon Ave., Margate ....,...l604 Faith Ave., Asbury Park ........730 White Horse Pike, Audubon llth St., Ocean City ........l6'I5 Crosslynne Ave., Woodlynne Werlook Ave., Belleville .........222 'Columbia Ave., Passaic ................Fort Mott Park, Salem .............Fort Mott Park, Salem Pacific Ave., Minotola Mllanesl, Joan ......,............. ........,.,............ C imino Blvd., Vineland Miller, Augusta Claudia ........ ....... 4 Ol White Horse Pike, Magnolia Miller, Janice ,..................... ........... 'I 49 Baldwin Rd., Glassboro Miller, Laura ........ ....,. 'l 51 Norwood Ave., Long Branch Miller, Joseph ....,.... ....... 3 12 S. Monroe Ave., Wenonah Miller, Nancy ......... Mischlich, William ........ Mitten, Alice .............. Moats, Doris ............ Mooney, Jane... Morey, Rita ............. Moore, Beverly ....... Moore, Charlotte ....... Moore, Barbara ......... Morris , Morris, Saundra ..,..... Morgan, Carole ......,., Morgan, Ruth ......... Morton, Albert .....,..... Moschella, Vincent ........ Moscicki, Sonia ....... Mattola, Rosalie ..... Mullin, Virginia ......... Muller, Mary Beth ....... Murphy, Annetta ....... Murphy, Lynn ......... Murray, Evelyn ....... Muschal, Carolyn ...... Myers, Sandra C ....,. Myers, Walter ........ Nahf, Janet H ........ Neale, Kathleen ,........ Nesbitt, Shirley ...... Newman Esther ,......... Nicholson, Roberta ....... Nickerson, Roberta ......,...., Noecker, Martha Ellen ....... ..........922 Chestnut Ave., Vineland .........348 London Ave., Egg Harbor .,..............,..........Milford Rd., Berlin Sharp St., Millville ........438 Wisteria Ave., Atlantic City ............720 Oxford St., Vineland ........302 Warwick Rd., Lawnside ..........'l405 H St., Asbury Park .........302 Warwick Rd., Lawnside .............Mantua Ave., Wenonah Lawrence St., Milltown .......'l9 Hampton Ave., Westmont ............Lee Ave., South Amboy .......505 Spruce Ave., Pitman ..,.....'l5'lO Kossar Rd., Audubon ............'l'l66 Morton St., Camden .......................Harding Hwy., Buena .......929 Mercer St., Gloucester City ..........635 Maple Ave., Haddonfield .......T6W Thompson Ave., Gloucester Danphia St., Riverside N. 34th St., Camden .......2'l Middletown Rd., Yardville Heights ............6233 Main St., Merchantville E. Main St., Millville N 16 Hummingbird Rd., Audubon Park 285 'R.D. -7-?'2, Sewell .......223 Church St., Swedesboro ..........454 Wesley Ave., Pitman ........42l Fenimore St., Vineland ......23l Claremont St., Montclair .......2805 Garfield Ave., 'Camden Nochumson, Rayna .......,. Norkus, Norma ...,....... Norton, Robert ......... Nulty, Barbara ....,,... Nutt, Pamcta ......,..... Nygaard, Carol ..,..... Obner, Marilyn ........ Stuyvesant Ave., Trenton T324 Newton Ave., W. Collingswood Ave., Minotola ......309 Washington Ave., Avon by the Sea S. Valley Ave., Vineland Oak Ave., Maywood O ....,..373 Sherwood Rd., Union Ochlers, Bernard ............................................ 94 Virginia Ave., Westmont Oehlers, Edward ...,,,.................. Swedesboro-Franklinville Rd., Monroeville O'Grady, Catherine Mary ..........,......................................... Box 26, Locust Oliva, Mrs. Gladys ..,............ .,................... W allace Ave., Vineland Ollino, Mai .................. ......,................., Dorm 4-189, Seabrook Olsen, Arthur ........... ...... 'I T5 Walnut St., Woodbury Heights Olsen, Lynn ............ .................. 5 8 W. Front St., Keyport Olt, Barbara ............. ........ I 109 Empire Ave., Camden Onion, Charlotte ......... Ortlieb, Sandra ........ Owens, Lucille ....... Ozols, Aya ......... Pacitto, James ....,,. Packard, Alice .... Padgett, Joanne .... Paffrath, Beverly ...... Palo, Leon .,............... Pancoast, Charles ........ Pandolfe, Lucienne... Pape, Helen ......,.... Paraham, Edna ......... Park, Fannie ....... Park, William .............. Pasler, Rudolph .............. Passarella, Katherine ........ Pasquale, Don ..,............. Patchefsky, Laurette ....... Patton, George .....,... Pear, Roseanne ...... Pedersen, Helen ..... Pegolotti, Francis.. Peiffer, Mary ......... Pentony, Bill .......... Pepe, Elizabeth ........ Perugini, Patricia ......... Petitt, Edward ........,.. Pettisani, Anita ...... Perino, Alfred .............. Pew, Georgeanna ....... Pharazyn, James ......... Phifer, William ......... Pilgrim, Yvonne ........ Pine, Lois ................... Pisano, Rosemarie ........ Pixley, Margaret ......... Polhemus, Clarence ........ Pope, Josephine ......,... Potter, Faith ......., Powell, Walter... Powers, Peggy ....... Powley, Arlene .......,..... Preiksay, Alberta .......,.... Pritchett, Audrey H ......, Priest, John .................. Pulasty, Elaine ....... ...........294 E. Broadway, Salem ........330 'Cypress Ave., Woodlynne Ward St., Salem ........5l Bryn Mawr Ave., Trenton P ,. .... ......... T 02 N. 8th St., Millville 206, Somerville ...,....Woodstown Rd., Mullica Hill Locust Dr., Cranford ........l2 W. Mantua Ave., Wenonah S. 37th St., Brigantine ........603 Washington Ave., Vineland 267, Sewell ............l46O S. 9th St., Camden ........'l32 N. J. Rd., Brooklawn .........'l233 N. 2'lst St., Camden ........5'l0 W. Franklin, Glassboro .........523 Grace St. Hamm'-ntan Glenn Terr., Vineland ......526-B Phitfer ar., Carnaen ......18 Virginia Ave., Westmont ...........7'l7 Ridge Rd., Runnemede ...,..,.42 Blackwood Rd., Clementon .......................Harding Hwy., Richland Florence Ave., Plainfield l07 W. Pleasant Ave., Pleasantville .....................Delsea Dr. and Wheat Rd. ............................Cedar Ave., Richland ...,....'l'l06 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City Almond St., Vineland S. 7th St., Vineland Thompson, Salem ......l2 E. Collingswood Ave., Oaklyn Prospect St., Merchantville 15 N. Delaware Ave., Atlantic City Main Ave., Ocean Grove N. Boston Ave., Atlantic City ..,.................Aura-Ewan, Glassboro . ,.,.. Fairfield R.D. iff-'3, Freehold .........Englishtown Rd., Old Bridge Phila. Ave., Egg Harbor N. Broadway, Pitman ........4Ol Grammercy Pl., Atlantic 'City .........33O Oakwood Ave., Glassboro Highland Terr., Pitman .......4409 Forrest Ave., Pennsauken .,......644 Stokes Ave., Collingswood Glen Court Ave., Fords Quickmire, James ..., . ..,. Quinlan, Georgette... Radcliffe, Joan ,......,. Radcliffe, Roberta .,,,,. Roger, Patricia ..,,..,.. Raitt, Donna .,,.,..... Rappa, Anthony .....,.,,.. Reardon, Harriet .,,,.,, Reardon, Phyllis Mae .......,. Reed, Arlene ..,.,A,,,,,,,,,,,,, Reed, Samuel ,,,.,.., Reed, Shirley ,.,...... Reich, James ..,..,,,,,,,, Renzulli, Joseph ,....... Q .,.....'l'l26 Maple Ave., Vineland Landis Ave., Vineland R .,......6'I3 Sycamore Terr., Haddon Hts. Archer St., Millville ........,509 Highland Blvd., Gloucester ..........661 Ocean Ave., West End ......207 E. Main St., Penns Grove .......208 44th St., Sea lsle City Laurel 'Rd., Moorestown ........707 Central Ave., Camden Wilmer St., Glassboro -'ff- I, Trenton .........359 St. Louis Ave., Egg Harbor Elberon Blvd., Oakhurst Resnik, Benivmin ....... ......................... 7 21 Yale Terr., Vineland Reuther, Regina ........ ........ 2 789 West Shore Dr., Lake Mohawk Rek, -JOY ---'------'-'-'-- ---V-- ---.-.-.-........ 6 i 0 S. Main St., Pleasantville Rhodes, Donna .......... ............................... I B5 Marker Sf., Perth Amboy Rifer -lU5iln9 --------,-Y-VY--..----.. 721 Rcymere Ave., lnterlaken, Asbury Park Richardson, DOYOTJTY -V-----,---,--V-..---------. 5l10l'e Rd., P.O. 360, Whitesboro Rieck, James .-............... ...... ................. .,...... 8 5 9 4th Si., Ocean City Rieck, Sandra .....,.,. Riley, James ........ Rizk, Marion ............. Robb, Alice ..,,..,,,,,,,,., Robbins, George J r., Robinson, Barbara ......, Robinson, Donna .,.... Robinson, Helen ..,, Robinson, Judy ....., Rocco, Jeanette ....., Roche, Rochelle ...,.. Roe, Marjorie ......... Rogers, Janice ,...... Roher, Ruth .,......... Roik, Sally Mrs ....,.... Romano, Angela ....... Rosen, Renee ..,... ,,..,,,,, Rosenberg, Ralph ....... .. Rosenblum, Sandra ......... Rotz, Frances ....,..,.,,,, Rowand, Charlotte .... Royce, Marcia .........., Rudrow, Howard ....... Ruether, Lorraine... Runyon, Carole ,..... Russo, Gloria ......... Russo, Rosemarie .....,. Russo, J. Thomas ,.... Rutherford, Marion ...... Rhubart, Edna ..,.... Sableman, David ...,..... Sagers, David ...,...,.., Saltzberg, Renate ...... Sampson, Joan ......... Sanferrara, Rita ........ Sanguiliano, Rita ...... Sarnecky, Stephen ..... N. l0th St., Millville Bank Ave., Thorofare 'Cornell St., North Brunswick .........2'l5 Swarthmore Rd., Glassboro ........99 West Main St., Port Norris ........3l'l Park Blvd., Moorestown .......35 David St., South River Pine St., Camden Wildwood Ave., Millville ......308 North Ave., Apt 35, Garwood 1273, Sparta Myrtle Ave., Edgewater -.--.........i....Alm0nd 8- Mill Rds., Vineland Delaware Ave., Bloomfield ......Glendale Manor, Apt. 26A, Pleasantville Quince St., Vineland ...........Grow Rd., Lakewood ........i.....Almond Rd., Vineland .........5730 S. Slope Dr., Millburn Hill Rd., Neshanic ..........262 S. Haviland Ave., Audubon ......'l4l New Providence Rd., Westfield Herbert St., Red Bank .......573 Dewey Parker Ave., Audubon Boyden Ave., Maplewood ...........259 Garfield Ave., Plainfield Green St., Woodbury ........223 N. Morris Ave., Atlantic City ......6'l7 Washington Ave., Union Beach St., Leesburg S -ffl, Millville ..-......................Westtield Rd., Almonesson ......605W Ocean Park Ave., Bradley Beach Spruce Rd., Ocean City ......'l255 Decatur St., Camden .. ,...... 70 Portland Ave., Fanwood ........337 Lawrie St., Perth Amboy Scan lon, Edward ......... Schleide r, Jack ,,,,,,,,,,,, Schieman, Vivienne ......,.. Schipske, Joseph ........ Schmidt, Eleanor ,..... Shoch, Judith ,,.....,... Schoeck, Lois ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Schroeder, Barbara ...,.... Schumann, Alice .......... Schwartz, Beverly ........ Scola, Scott, Scott, Scott, Gerald ........... James ........... Patricia ........ Stanley ....,.... Searles, 'Roscoe ....... . Seibert, James ....... Seibert, Michael .,..... . Seidner, Cynthia ......... Semon, June .,.,...,.,,,,,,,,, Shanahan, Gertrude ...,..... Shannon, Helen ,,,,,,.,,,,Y,, Sharkey, Donald .......... Sharp, Robert ........... Shea, Carol .......,,,,,,,,,, Shelmire, Howard, ...... Shepa Shevli Shimk Shinn, Shiple rd, Joyce ......,.. n, James .......... us, Stephen ...,. Grace ......,.. y, Joan ......... Shirley, Ruth ....,.... Shiver s, Judith .,...,... . Shreve, Elizabeth ........ Sibley, Nancie .......... Sickler, Albert ...,... Sieben, Lois Biane... Siegfried, Joan ..,... Silver, Judith ......... Simms, James ...... Simpkins, Ruth ,......... Simpson, Barbara ....... Sirolli, Virginia ........ Sisco, Small, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Snyde Snyde Joan ..,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Janet .......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Barbara Hawkins.. Carl ......,......,,,,, Nancy J ........ James ..,....... Joan ........ Neil ............ Robert ........ r, Mary J ........ r, Nancy M ..,..,.. Solick, Barbara ........ Soltys, Eugene ....... Sozio, Mary ........... Spain, Walter .......,... Spaulding, Irene .......,, Spelkoman, Rochelle ...,.. Spiesz, Maryanne .... Spinel la, Anna ...... Spin nato, Ma ria ....... Squires, Rebecca ...... Stavos, Irene ............... Steelman, Edward ....... Steelman, Joan Ann... Steelman, Nancy ......... Steinman, Margaret ....... Stellitano, Frank ...,.... ........4002 Ventnor Ave., Atlantic City Mill Rd., Vineland .......... 17 Madison Ave., Madison 5. Olden Ave., Trenton ...,...Rt. 1138 8- 3rd Ave., Merchantville ............l4l Highland Terr., Pitman Lake St., Newqrk McClelland Ave,, Pitman ..................Swedesboro Ave., Bridgeport 54 Oceanport Ave., West Lang Branch Delsea Dr., Franklinville ......340 W. Clayton Ave., Clayton .........Black Horse Pike, Turnerville .....,...3l6 W. Olive St., Westville ...............Garrison Rd., Monroeville .......,.406 W. Taylor Ave., Wildwood Park Ave., Vineland ...,..297 Kaplan Ave., Hackensack 5th Ave., Belmar Second St., Dunellen .......30l Trenton Ave., Laurel Springs East 6th Ave., Roselle ,..,......'l88 Walnut St., Bridgeton .......'l'l52 Tatum St., Woodbury 322, Mullica Hill ......34O Avondale Ave., Haddonfield W. Pine St., Wildwood ......2l4 Cumberland St., Gloucester ............Stafford Ave., Manahawkin E. High St., Glassboro ..............................Downer Rd., Sewell .......206 S. Browning Rd., Merchantville .........61l S. Manetta Dr., Pt. Pleasant .......23 Pinehurst Rd., Breton Woods ..........Blue Bell Rd., Williamstown Locust St., Morristown .......107 N. Buffalo Ave., Ventnor ........26 Glenwood Ave., Vineland 31, Woodstown N. 3rd St., Millville ........Myrtle Ave., Woodbury Terr. ........Flemington Pike, Hammonton ......332 Whippany Rd., Whippany ...........Collangs Dr., Williamstown .......4l5 Washington St., Camden ffl, Monroeville ,.......6'l6 Westmoreland Dr., Trenton .......939 Simpson Ave., Ocean City ...................Sand Shore Rd., Budd Lake N. Delsea Dr., 'Glasslooro ffl, Harding Highway, Newfield Queen St., Woodbury Edgar Pl., Nutley Jii, Bridgeton ....,..2'l Lees Ave., Collingswood Elm St., Westwood ......52 S. Ottis Ave., Blackwood Main St., Whitesboro ,......i9 Rochdale Ave., Roosevelt .........................Sherman Ave., Vineland ,..........................Landinq Rd., Waterford ..Tuckahoe 81 Dutch Mill Rd., Newfield ..............,............Delsea Dr., Franklinville .......227 Charles St., Westfield ........532 Grape St., Vineland Ave., Ashland Grape St., Vineland ..............Bella Donna St., Egg Harbor ...,....256 A. Westville Rd., Hopewell ,, .. . .Y X STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE GLASSBCRO, NEW JERSEY 1958 5 6 5 a i i Q