Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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' Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker man . ' 67 A Go-Go Present Age Wonders at Us Now. SENIORS The Senior Class was named the Class of Firsts by chance, but in its four years at Glassboro, it has proven itself quite worthy of the title. As freshmen, we were the first of a new breed of large classes, inspired by the space age and spurred on by the renewed emphasis on education. As an organization and as individuals, we had to choose the pace that we would maintain. Since we were the first freshman class to use the new physical education plant, library, and other new facilities, to see football renewed, to hear the new radio station, and to enroll in new curricula, the pace elected was to be one of unrelenting progress— progress toward the outstanding, the novel, the best. To do it better, to do it fi rst, became our creed. Augmented by abundant school spirit and personal pride, class members have stood out in athletic, cultural, service, and scholastic areas. The class has won a reputation for activeness, enthusiasm, and efficiency in executing a long series of social and service programs. The original pace has continued now through our years at Glassboro State. It has been redirected and refined as our knowledge and maturity have in- creased. However, striving to be first will always be the most outstanding characteristic of the Class of 1967. What can I say?