Rowan College - Oak Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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Mary Lou Nash William F. Smith IN MEMORIAM When a person dies an emptiness remains, not just a gap in space or time, but a deep emotional feeling. For everyone who knew him, the feeling is personal and intimate. To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die. T. Campbell We regret that we were unable to procure a picture of Carol Gawron, another deceased member ot the Class of 1968.

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New Trends in New Jersey Education This is a watershed year in the history of Glassboro State College. In its past lies a distinguished career in which its energy and talents have been almost solely devoted to the preparation of teachers. It now enters a new era, as a multi-purpose institution. Undoubtedly it will retain a major interest in teacher preparation, but increasing- ly, as it grows, almost half of its enrollment will pursue other careers, including the spe- cializations which grow out of a liberal arts program. In this era the College will have greater autonomy of decision, in some cases within the fabric of a state-wide master plan. The future, therefore, will place more em- phasis upon the involvement of the individual —the student, the faculty member, and, im- portantly, the alumnus. It is the latter group you are now joining, in an era in which the decision-making process will growingly lie in your hands. It is hoped that you will involve yourself in Glassboro ' s future, as you have in its immediate past. THOMAS E. ROBINSON, President 6