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

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BARON NEIL WOOD 205 Lawnside Avenue, Collingswood NATURAL SCIENCES Appears quiet and reserved, but full of fun fond of sports . . . one of the Westmont boys . . . a slaVe to the slides . . . original gram-stain kid. Basketball, Baseball, K.S.U. treas., 4; Mneme, c133,. JEROME B. WRIGHT 1716 Ferry Avenue, Camden HUMANITIES Always good company . . . came to us from New Brunswick . . . can liven up any group . . . subtle wit . . . personality plus. At N.B.eLiterary So- ciety, sec,y and treas.; at C.S.J. Humanities Club. Seniors The Class of 1954 entered Rutgers College of South Jer- sey in September of 1950 full of anticipation and curios- ity, eager to get the hrst taste of college life. Following the hectic scramble of registration, buying of books, and ad- justment in classes, the group became organized as a class. The first affair they sponsored was a spring dance held at Woodbury Country Club with several F reshmen in attend- ance. As Sophomores, the class held a merry square dance which added a twist to the college social calendar. In their Junior year, the group sponsored two events. The first was a canoe trip and doggie roast at Rancocas Creek. A garden party in honor of the graduating class was given by the Class of 1954 in May of last year. As Seniors, the class co- operated with the Juniors to sponsor a gala masked dance at Halloween. Later in the year they sponsored another social event.

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GLORIA J. VILLANI 1023 Sycamore Street, Haddon Heights HUMANITIES Warm and friendly personality . . . never seen idle . . . considerate of others , . . known for her good looks . . will hear wedding bells soon. Newman Club pres., 4; Delta Rho treas., 3; Glee Club. ALAN DWIGHT WARONKER 436 Highland Avenue, Moorestown NATURAL SCIENCES Alwaysready with a question . . . every profes- sofs delight . . . weekend trips to Vassar . . . just a natural for a science course. Gleaner, Science . Club, German Club, Kappa Sigma Upsilon. Seniors CHARLES JAY WERMUTH 39 Cooper Avenue, Erlton SOCIAL SCIENCES Veteran . , . mature . . . pleasant manner quiet spoken . . . one of the many students who carry that heavy load of school and work . . . tall . . . easy to get along with. Newman'Club. LINWOOD H. WILLIS 433 South 4th Street, Camden SOCIAL SCIENCES Serious . . . impeccably dressed . . . outside interests include bowling and photography after graduation,he plans to teach in secondary schools . . . a man of few words . . . neat ap- pearance . . . nice to know.

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