Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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Laughing voices . . . big dance, cool date . . . weekend party . . . beer cans, cigarette butts and black coffee . . . Beagle Lake . . . young love kindled with clasped hands, a touch, a shared secret and a look . . . the classroom is only a small part of the stu- dent ' s total education . . . Merry faces . . . cheering voices . . . Yeh! Profs! Fight! Score! Win! . . . Varsity foot- ball . . . nervous huddle . . . time out . . . Touchdown! Assembly meetings . . . heavy debates . . . yearbook deadlines . . . fur- rowed brows . . . clocks are ticking, time is passing . . . papers due . . . exams again . . . excitement, bustle, and nervousness are passed . . . now solemnity reigns su- preme . . . faces . . . times ... a second or a year, now just a faded memory. 7

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Dedication Many often neglect the feelings of others, but Dr. Lloyd V. Manwiller was not one of the many; he was one of the few. A many-faceted person, he was a scholar, a writer, a teacher, a horticul- turist and an outdoorsman, but, most of all, he was a gentleman. Quietly shaping their professional careers, he guided hundreds of Glassboro seniors through stu- dent teaching and into their first teaching posi- tions. Although he greatly improved the student teaching program and professional placement service, Dr. Manwiller was a humble man who sought little personal recognition for his achieve- ments. Through his own devotion to individual coun- seling, he was responsible for instilling high stand- ards of professional ethics in Glassboro ' s gradu- ates. He was in fact an example of what he hoped each of us would be — a devoted educator and counsellor, teacher and friend. His loss is felt deeply by all who knew him and worked with him. As a small tribute to Dr. Lloyd V. Manwiller, who did so much for us, we proudly dedicate the 1965 OAK.