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

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RUTGERS START OFF YEAR any activities. Among these were an-Parent Day, and the Account- he Student Orientation Day, Fresh- .W H V A R I 0 U A C T IE ng Society's Party-A great start. ara' -A ...fn The Accounting Society asks: Who sneezed in the punch? Leon DuBois leads Repertory Singers in Orientation Day concert. .m i - V :DSW .V ., . 5 M,-W V 5 -Qty , ,g um ' ' f Wlrrf 'S A ,,.-., t - J . V i:ff3'lif' , ' Y 1, -. filet. W e - , A tftr V-D I if A L, R In .1 L,,, at C, f3Mii2:i,29l'i S s .ft V QW. 'This is a prerequisite for the course? ,.,.. gin.: .Jeff asm? Rutgers Livestock: Theater Arts or bust! RUCCAS Rangers: This is the only way out? 13

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The Art Departments faculty FACULTY AR T EXHIBIT displayed work the Arts Lobby this year The many out- FI E TS W standing works displayed added an artistic flavor to the campus. Ceramics by Joyce Kristoffy. i J? 3 Y . '41 K AN 5 Msg fr Bronze casting by John Giannotti. Self-portrait by William Hoffman. .Em Photographs by Richard Mitchell. Artwork by John Giannotti.

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WOM AN, S DAY U CCESS International Women's Year was celebrated at RUCCAS by the Wom- an's Day Festival. It included many guest speakers, satires on the wom- an's role in society. The day cul- minated with a party and a perform- ance by a woman's rock band. The effective organization and administration of the Woman's Day Festival was accom- plished by Delores Graham and Jean Georgi- anna lTop Row, 5 8a 6 from leftl. Also pictured are the members of other campus Clubs and Organizations that helped make the Day the success that it was. The help received ranged from the Dean of Students Office to the campus Sororities. 1-fbi lk 3 'H , . 1 MWM F . ' lib lil!-'iiiiifixpgir ::-was . K . as :egrep-5 Q ., gig igggigiggggp i w W l f5l iQ'lal1-2,1 lik ' ,.. i i..,4 ,Ewvwgm ,,,. fz:,.g . J , 5. . agile! v 'C ill gl' uwrwmw SK is J 'I4 1 'a i 1 'Un