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

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A city is our campus. A city with its xoise of subway trains and honking car horns; its odor of boiling soup and roast- ing coffee beans; and the sight of its maj- estic city hall tower and sweeping Dela- ware River Bridge span. Our buildings are nestled between unimpressive row houses, but inside this plant beats the pulse of a great university whose facilities offer op- portunities for increasing knowledge and developing a spirit of fellowship through an exchange of ideas and a sharing of rich cultural social experiences. n. d -A. a...-u4..r w. kA-Y-l7 'le A r ES 171. H.- Administration Building 406 Penn Street PENNSYL VANIA PORT COMMISSION College Hall 5th and Linden Streets

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1954 MNEME Presen ed by Rutgers Universi, ate University of New Jersey The College of South Jersey Camden, New Jersey

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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