Rutgers University Camden College - Mneme Yearbook (Camden, NJ)

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Dedication We are proud to dedicate this book to our respected and ad- mired dean, William Layton Hall, whose sincerity and affability have brought him close to the heart of each student. His office has proved to be a haven for many bewildered un- dergraduates who have found there understanding and the solution to their problems. A new student entering our college soon finds a true friend in the man whose warm and personal greetings are an expression of our unique student-faculty-administration relationship. Not only does Dean Hall aid those with scholastic problems, but he also seeks out students whose accomplishments have earned them his praise. Dean Hall,s strength of character and concern for all activities which comprise college life have made him a valuable assetlto our growing 'eschool.

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Mnemea1954n is an expression of stu- dent life at the Camden division of Rutgers g Universit . Fou 0 the shadow of .. y r years aDo 7 , : Rutgers fell over the College of South Jer- ! 5r sey and the impact of this change was 7 felt in every form of endeavor here. The Q graduating class of 1954 is the first to ,f. 1 study for four years as Rutgers undergrad- i 3 uates at the Camden college. They are an 9 '- i important part of the silhouette made - by the shadow and their collegiate exper- V j iences are the foundations of traditions Jgg it that will one day be a vital part of stu-tg H dent life atAIRCSJ. Student Activities Building L 417 Penn Street o. 0 - 0....t LIBRARY 406 Penn Street

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tY lVeI'Sl Eaton f Admissions, Placement Harold A. lrector 0 Arthur Edgar Armitage . Chairman of the Advisory Councd is Webster Jones Lew President of the U11 D Margaret C. Zipp Registrar l0 lrector t a nll t MacCarter Lanning B. Librarian ICC $4 3x; . , 7, i$7 L 9 279.? x9 s, Ruth Rolf Assistant Bursar Public Relations D Beatr 37X M?NXA WxW IBIS ill iam Layton Hall Dean of the College W