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

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N l QXYW 0 I f S 4? Xy s 6' I f A E l l! g a, 4 S .r I vs x 71 Il xx k xxx N u , 1, . XXXX 1 X x sn 'N 42' b g! rl X . fl l 9. .Q ' S s f X ff . ,f X 0 Il The Yearbook is still one of the most viable organizations on campus and quite possibly the most important. It per- forms a task that no college campus can do without-the recording of the history of stu- dent activity for an entire aca- demic year. It enables a single event to be related to the total pattern of what occured in the social, political, academic or sports year. It also provides the student with an album full of memo- ries. The Yearbook may be put away for years but when it is brought out again-perhaps ten years later-you will be able to relive all ofyour college days again. This is all possible because of an energetic and dedicated staff. We have tried to bring the Graduating Class of 1976 a little bit extra in their year- book by examining our past performance and the year- books from other colleges, and introducing into your book new ideas to make the book more noteworthy. There are new techniques used in devel- oping certain sections of the book, such as the Senior Section, as well as the inclu- sion of much more copy for the clubs and organizations. We have tried to present to the campus a fair and equi- table analysis of all campus functions. It is difficult to cap- ture the events of an entire school year. We are indebted to the many groups, organiza- tions and activities on campus who have provided us with the information necessary to pub- lish the book. Finally, to the entire student body, it is you that makes the Mneme and you must retain student interest in the book and keep it a leader in campus publications. iwmavcw Michael W Chewkanes 1976 Mneme, Editor-in-Chief