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

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.a' 4 t v I In , ; wTu is: 4' Junior Class RCSJ benefits greatly from the efforts of members of the class of 1955 who en- thusiastic'ally particpate in all campus ac- tivities. Outstanding not only as scholars but also leaders, several Juniors hold im- portant official positions in almost every organization on the campus. On the social side, this class holds an enviable record of sponsoring only suceessful affairs, the best of which was the gay Garden Party given by the Junior class in honor of the gradu- ating class. This year the Juniors outdid themselves and transformed the Adminis- tration Building lawn into a wonderland of beauty. Earlier in the year they co- operated with the Seniors in the sponsor- . ing of a merry masquerade party Which was attended by a large number of the WWW student body and faculty. OHicers of the class of 1955 are: Bob Staples, president; Sabatino Napoliello, vice-president; Flor- ence ,Jones, secretary; Nadya Minkoif, treasurer; and Raymond Montecino, class representative. Mr. Hughes serves as ad- visor. WAVsM emmwamw .

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. wmapw Sophomore Ola .A'mmaw W5 715w- hm The Sophomore class is by far the most active class presently attending this college. Any affair that they plan is carried through capably and successfully. . A well-attended hayride given in October jointly with the Freshman class was the first outstanding event. In April, the second class function was a beach party at Beach Haven. .. t.. m . saw... wvoav .- 3; tr? r-s Besides being a socially active class, the sopho- mores are scholastically outstanding. They have given their full support- in many extra curricular activities such as the Christmas Party for underprivileged children, Mneme, The Cleaner, the Masqueteers, and other clubs. The class advisor, Dr. Stanley Williams, Jr., gaVe generously of his time, and cooperated fully with the oHicers who are: Marjorie Scott, president; Willard Martz, vice-president; Elma Dickson, sec- retary; and Marie Cummings, treasurer.