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We, the class of 1944, being of sound mind and bocly, do declare this to be our last' will and testament. We do hereby give and bequeath: TOCENTENARY our heartfelt thanks for all it has given us and our hope that Centenary's traditions will carry on in the future as they have carried on for us. TOPRESIDENT and MRS. ANDERSON our gratitude for their help and kind assistancc uuring this year. TOMISS H I G H T our thanks for her careful guidance as our dean. TO the FRESHMAN CLASS an appreciation of what i t means to becoiue Seniors and our wishes for a successful year. NANCY BRIERLEY'S leadership qualities to the president of next year's Senior Class. PEGGY WINSTON'S, MIDGE BATES', and JEAN PACKER'S fondness for Frank Sinatra to Anita Cordes. EVELYN BAHR'S skill with the "bent teaser" to Gini Blakeslee. SHIRLEY ROUND'S subtle humor to Grace nrewster and Marion Albrecht. MARGE PACE'S love of arguments to Mary Jane Conover. INA BERKELEY'S black hair to Kathleen McDonough. BETTY GLENN'S disposition to Barbara Morrison. ELLIE BOGERT'S naturally blonde hair to Patti Green. THEZA EXSTEIN'S white snood to Shirley Cupp. MAC McCALLUM'S clothes sense to Barbara Hubbell. DOROTHY DEAKIN'S determination to Doris Sorg. R U T H KAMMELHOR'S ability to be at an 8: 10 class with minutes to spare to Beverly Lazar. ELLIE COLE'S quiet manner to Mary Jane Stover and Jane Ancona. EVIE SCHUTZMAN'S extensive vocabulary to Barbara Huxley and her men to Louise Soule. JANE PAUL'S serenity to Janis Haines. SHIRLEY DEMERATH'S willfulness to Ida May Waterman. LOUISE JONKER'S and BETTY DICKINSON'S love of mice to Elaine Burkhardt and Ruth Lozier. ELEANOR ERSKINE'S silent visitations to Jane MacLardy. BETTE KEENE'S interest in Hackettstown to Barbara Mercer, Joyce Apgar, Hutson Weber, Lyndall Coleman, and Jean Klopman. JEAN VAN FLEET'S dimples to Jean Roy. BARBARA SEELY'S decisiveness to Elsie Ryon. NANCY SHELLY'S characteristic voice to Ruth Schiller. CYNTHIA WIGHT'S lady-like burp to Alys Reese ancl her small stature to ; I Lois Barnes. JANE SNYDER'S basketball ability to Marilyn11 Kohart, Ruth Stengelin, and Judy Edwards. MARCIA YTTERBERG'S voice on the hall to Josephine Griffith and her attitude towards the faculty to Bebe Hill. MARIE STRICKLER'S frankness to Jane Clarke. JOYCE WILLEVER'S quietness to Dottie Harris and Ginny Haggett. JONNI SMITH'S nickname to Jean Collins. JEAN HOFFMAN'S cheery spirit in the morning to Margaret McCraven. BETTE RHODES' ability to mess u p a recipe to the Kulp twins. STELLA TARABICOS' and HELEN WAKCH'S flirting ability to Virginia Egolf and Clare Goldberg.