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

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; 2 ?y 2 2 2 :1 z ? 1; unior Class, Left to right, first -row: F. Holt, R. Fitz- C. Miller. Third row: R, Frates, H. Moos, W. Simkins, gerald, C. Knorr, J. Sayer, G. Weber, A. Layton. Second row: E. Hutchinson, R. Sawyer, M. Weber, E. Dickson, H. Anderson, C. Arrington, G. Gruff, H. Ziegler. Junior Class officers, Left to right: Patricia Maguire, secretary; Willard Martz, vice-president; Marie 'Cum- mings, treasurer; Claudio Arrington, president.

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? a WW upholdingr its tradition of good leadership, the Junior Class elected as officers for this year Claudio Arrington, president; XVillard Martz, viee-presitlent; Jatrieia Maguire, secretary; and Marie Cummings, treasurer. Johnathan Sayer was . again elected as the Juniors representative to Stu- dent Council. during the first semester of this year the Junior Class in conjunction with the Seniors gave the annual Halloween larty. As usual it was well attended and very successful. Near the close of the second half of the school year the Juniors sponsored the garden party which is also an an- nual event, given in honor of the graduating class. members of the Junior class have good records both scholastically and in extra-curricular activi- ties. They are to he found both on the Dean's List and supporting the schools social activities. Many juniors hold important positions in student organ- izations while almost all of the Class participate in some extra-curricular activity. The Junior class is proud of its atheletes and also of its mem- bers who display so much dramatic talent. the Juniors are proud of their three years at R.C.S.J. and they look forward to a successful Senior year.