Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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Life begins, grows, blossoms, then fades. So it is with the four years spent in college. Freshman year is the beginning, the starting point. A person strives constantly for order in his life and a place in his society. To Glassboro State Col- lege, many such persons have come, individuals seek- ing this same unity of thought and existence. These individuals hope to find here at Glassboro an under- standing of all that is past, a reason for all that is present, and an answer for all that is to come. One studies, reads, listens, speaks, writes, contemplates; he also organizes, synchronizes and alphabetizes throughout his college career. The childhood fascina- tion of the unknown, the infant desire to be recog- nized as an individual begins to be realized. Throughout these four years of college the indi- viduality of many of the students at Glassboro State is discovered. Almost every student can find one spot in the campus life at Glassboro into which he will fit. Do you know your combinafion? Projeci COPE

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Our own Esfher Williams The following pages describe through pictures and writing, the peo- ple who make Glassboro what it is: those who organize the curriculum, those who teach it, and those who study it. The activities which make up the extra-curricular life of the college also are a large part of this book. It is this totality that makes the college a true and living body, one that grows and changes as the times change, yet remains a constant part of each person who has ever been associated with it. In a limited way, this yearbook takes a close look at the past four years, organizing the past, synchronizing the present, and leaving a legacy upon which future classes may build. Turn the pages now, and take a look at what was, is, and will be as seen through the eyes of the Class of 1967. Dot McAnney, Gale Gregory and Bob Moore fake balcony seats at the ball game II