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%Jld PUBLISHED ANNUALTY
BY THE SENIOR
CLASS
f9tl5 CENTENARY JUNIOR COLLEGE HACKETTSTONTN,
NE\T
JERSEY
Ou,
C/o'oo Song \Y/ord.s
Masic
Ann Bechtel Virginia Blakeslee
Virginia Blakeslee
Ruthanne Rodgers ' Elsie Ryon
Here's to honor Centenary's Class
of '45
Let us raise her flag victorious Bravely to the sky. Even though we leave her camPus, Voices will ring true, Here's to our dear Alma Mater,
And the I(hite and Blue. Tfe are always looking forward, Never looking back, For the flag that waves above us Is the Blue and Black.
Let us join in happy chorus: Hear us as We say,
'
:.,
"Centenary- Alma Mater, Be with us today"'
THE HACK BOARD Editor-in-Cbiel Louise Soule Associate Ed,itors
Basiness Ed,itors
Virginia Egolf
Clara Corell
Janet Nyhuis
Josephine Griffith
Hope Hersey
Art Ed.itort
Photography
Jean Collins Barbara I7akefield
Virginia Haggett Grace Brewster L,iterary Staff
Cady Kulp Jane Maclardy
Alys Reese Beverly \Zard
Janet
Virginia
Mary Jane Conover
Fresbmen Reprcsentztiaes
Norma Stamp
Jeanne Young
CENTENARY JUNIOR COLLEGE HACKETTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY HURST ROBINS ANDERSON,
PRESIDENT
June 9,
I94)
To the Class of 1945: Every year at this time, even during war, hundreds of our -young friends bring to a close thlii college experiences. Here aiCentenary we have had happy.hours together; you have built forlourielves a framework of experience which you will always carry with yorr; yo.t have madl Ifelong friends; you have crowded into a short interval of time what would have taken years tJaccompliih alone. You have new knowledge; you have acquired new skills u.rd hubitr of [v1ng; you have changed your views about some things; ybu have widened your horizons; yoi huue gotten your moorilgs, come to some convic' iions and beliefs which should help you to enjoy life more fully. You afe now mole nearly ready for the mature wodd into which you are going.
In this after-college world all of you will be given a function to perform.which you perform to the best of your ability. There can perform, and whic-h you will be expected -you to have- found many things to do here, things is a' job r..dy for each of you. As that have needed to be done, things tLat have rnade you better because- you have done them, you will find ahead of you similar urgent,claims on y-our,time and atention. You will 6i pulled this way and ihut, e*pected to do dozens of-things and all at the same time. Th'e crucial phase of this situaiion, either in or out of college, can-be_phrased in the form of two q^uestions: What will you choose to do? How will you do those things which you choose? These answers which I cherish for you are these: first, choose to do those_ things which the wofld needs mosr to have done; second, give yourselves with reckless abandon to rhe accomplishment of these objectives. Part of our trouble frankly. it tlt Y: .ltt+ too much abo'ut ourselves. There is a current play entitled "The Searching Wind" which presents the wind of social and economic uphiaval which is blowing fiercely in all parts bf the wo6d today. It is a good play. One of the characters suggests_a gte^t deal of our genefation. \7e see so much and cgffent difficulty in these iords:-"\7e are an ignorant -ourselves so much . . . Everybody thinks think about we maybe because know so little, about himself, no matter what happens." I hope this concern about self will not be characteristic of members of the class of 1945. It ias certainly not been true of you during your ljfe here.-\fhen you have seen a-need, you have sought to provide for ii. You have helped to build a. standard of student life and'govern-ent-of which we are ptoud. You must continue to live this way. There are big j6bs to be done, bigger than you may now realize. Tackle them. Do your share. Do no"t puss aroond them. Give yourselves to them, give your. lives- to them if necessafy. This, mimbers of the graduating class of l)45, is in the spirit 9f oy great American ., tradition. Never part from it. It is our gfeatest and most cherished heritage'
bnJ;'otion To HURST ROBINS ANDERSON, our President, the
class
of forty-five is proud to
dedicate its yearbook. During our two years here at Centenary he has given us wisdom
and understanding which has helped prepare us for the future. He has shown interest in our numerous problems, and his skillful guidance has lightened many a load. He
possesses
a deep insight into human nature, a quality which makes him admired by everyone, and we are proud to have been his first class.
FACULTY No Hack would ever be complete without
a sincere word of appreciation to the faculty.
You have been inspiring friends and grand spofts, evefyone of you. Do you femembef the baseball game we had
in the Grove on the first Guild picnic? Confidentially,
were much better players than we had thought you would
bunch
be.
you
S7e were one surprised
of girls when the final score was decided. And do you remember all the little
tricks we played on you in your classes? They weren't very original; a lot of them must have seemed pretry silly to
you. But when
you laughed and played along with us, you
were our friends for life.
\(e'll
never forget the lessons you have taught us. Centenary. was a lot difierent from
high school. We had many new people to meet, and new customs with which to become
acquainted. \7e were so anxious to make friends. And you were always so friendly yourselves and so helpful that
in a few weeks we felt
as though we had been here all
our lives. Regardless
of how far we travel from the "Ivied Halls," we
patience, your kindness, and your thoughtfulness.
shall remember your
THE FACULTY
Hunsr RosNs AunnnsoN, 8.4.' MAncAnsr
M.S.
ElrrN HrGHt, B.A., M.A.
President Dean
.
Fnstsnlcr Antnun METs ........... ArsxaNonra
SpENcE, B.A.,
El-lse GARI.TnR
Di,rector ol Music
M.A.
Home Econbmics
.........
Haurrtox GnaHeu
......... Mutic
DuBors, 8.4., M.4., Ph.D.
....'
......... ...,........... English
Lnna R. Cusreno, 8.A., Pd.B., M.A., Ph.D.
.
.
.. . Social Science
Excbange ,eacher to Santiago College, Chi,l.e
SsNona JosBFTNA
Acunne
,. ......
.. ..
.
..
Latin American Relati.ons
Exchange teacber from Santiago College, Chil,e
AcNss L. SnnnulN, B.S.S. .... JBAN
KuyL
STETTART,
R.N.
...
Secretarial Stud,iet
...........
$farren G. Srssrenr, 8.A., Ph.D. ErrzlssrH GRrGoRy,8.S.,
M.A.
. Horne Economict Social Science
Vrncwn Brrss BrarcHFoRD, B.A., R.N. G. Mancusnrte CanrsoN, B.A., M.A. ..
.
.
.. ....... Natural Science .
.
Speech and. Dra.Trrati,c
Arl
Psycbology
Myntrs GoonrN, B.A., M.A. Glrnrnta DaNIErs Gooo\trrN, M.lRvrr.r S7.
GnrrN, B.4.,
HrrsN G. Lrvrs, 8.4., ErlzesstH RnolrrtN, Hsxny A. C. Ross
B.S.,
B.D.
M.A.
B.S.
Langaaget
M.A.
. . . ....... ....... Art .... Cbristian Etbict Social Sc.ience and, Englhh
Healtb and, Physical Ed,ucation Seqeta,rial Stud,ies
9
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presid.enl
NaNcv ANonnsoN
Vice-Preident..
..
Secrelary
VrnclNla BrArnstrn
Treasutet
...
Clar Colort Blue and \White
Donotny Rorrrn JaNs HarNns
Sergeant-at-Arms
10
... Juov \Tvrrrs
Clax Motto \7e Forget
Lest
5rNt0
ffi
NANCY ANDERSON
RUTH KULP
One Orchard Road
Rosedale Drive
Shrewsbury, Mass.
Pottstown, Pa.
Delta Sigma Sigma, May 9, 1925
Delta Sigma Sigma, September 18, L92,
Phi Iota Honorary Society; '45; Fresbman Class VicePretident; Lead.ert Corps, '44,'45; V/ater Ballet,'44; S enior C las s President,' 45; O rientation Conzmittee,' 45;
Phi lota Honorary Society, '45; Book Clab,'44; Setetary of Book Club, '45; Frencb Club, '45; Gaild1 '44, '45; HacA Board., '44; Chor*s, '4); Spilled Ink, '44; Spilled. lnk Ed.itor, '45; Orientation Comnaittee, '45; Leadert Corps, '45; O*ting Club, '44, '45; Fresbnzan lnitiation Committee, '41; Freshrna'n. Dance Commhtee, t44; Din-
O*ting Cl*b, '44,'45; Cbor*s, '44,'45; Guild., '44,'45; Ink,'45; Senior Lile Sauing, '44; Freshman Dance Committee, '44. Stadent Council,'45; Spilled
ner Clab, '45. "Andy" . . . Sweet smile.
..
"Gee, kids! guess
what". . .
Dimples . . . Class meetings . . . "Kids, this will only take a second" . . . "Cut" 's up for the Army Air Corps.
"Ruthie" . . Innocence bliss . . "Crumps" . . . "Dear, "Duke" and the what shall we wear tomorrow?" Duchess .. . Mischief maker. . .
CENTENARY
IYben
d.ay
is d,one.
RUTH STENGETIN
TOUISE SOULE
1538 Asylum Avenue \Zest Hartford, Conn.
32 IToodland Street \7ethersfield, Conn.
Delta Sigma Sigma, June 12, 1925 Pbi lota Honorary Society, '45; Srud,eut Council Pretr dent, '4); Student Council, '44; Class Basketball Team,
Delta Sigma Sigma, August 28, L925
'44, '4); Honorary BasAetball,'44, '45; Guild, '44, '45; Spanirh Club, '44, '45; til/ater Balla, '44; Senior Life Sadng,'45;
Lead.ers Corps,
'44; Or;entdtion Committee,
Pbi lota Honorary
Soci.ety
'45; Editor-in-chief of Hack;
Spanish Club Sergeant-d.t-Artts,'44; Spanisb Club Seuetary, '4); Orientation Contnzittee, '45; Fresbman Dance C o mnzitt e e,' 44 ; Guild.,' 44,' 45 ; Lead ers C orps,' 45 ; C las s Basketball Team, '44, '41; Spilled Ink,'45; lVater Ballet,
'45; Senior Dance Cotnmittee, '45; Outing Clab, '45;
'44; Outing Club,'45; lnternat;ondl Rela.ti.ons Club, '44;
lud.icial Board,'45.
C
"Stinky" . . . Hartford lover . "I think it's cunnin"' . . adores Van Johnson . . . "rUfill everyone please remain a few minutes after Chapel" Movie cartoon lover . Friendliness is her motto.
"Soulie" "Let's go to a burlie" . Het man Oscat . . . "Oh, you'te f-r-e-s-h" . . . The devil in het eyes .. . "Think I'll take a nag," . . . "Get me some candy, kids."
GRADTJATES
Tbe curtain banger,
ommen
c
ern
ent
C
omrnitt e e,' 45.
MARIAN ALBRECHT
GTORIA HACKELING 148 Mill Spring Road
Marshall's Creek, Pa.
Manhasset,
N. Y.
Theta Epsilon Nu, March 8, 1925
Theta Epsilon Nu, November 4, 1926
Guild,'44,'45; Outins Club,'44,'45; Outi.ng Club Presi. dent,'45; lVdlet Ballet,'44; Senior Lit'e Saaing, '44; A.
Phi lota Honorary Sociefu, '45; Sorori4t President, '4); Internati.onal Relations Club, '44, '45; Treasarer ol lnternati.onal Relations Club, '45; Guild, '44, '45; Orienta-
A.
Treasurer, '45; Sororitl, Treasurer,
Lead.er,
'45;
Stuimming
'45; Book Club, '45; Spilled Ink, '45; Dinner
Club.
,,ion Comnairtee,'45; Outing Club,'44; '45; Frencb Club, '4); Book Club, '45; S|il.led. Ink, '41; Dinner Clab, '45; Frencb Cabaret,' 45 ; lnter-S orori.ty Dance C omnzittee,' 44; Mod.ern Dance,'44.
"Mimi" . . . Oh, that Outing Club . . . That guy in the fox hole . . . "I'm ail confused" . . . Big blue eyes .
"Glo" . . . Those wonderfrrl Merchant Marines Bud, - kids" Bud, Bud . . . Centenary's sweetheart. . . "Hurry up . . . Lounge wedding . . . "Do you think I could ever look
That blond" blond hair.
sophisticated?"
NARY
Can
it
be tbat they arc doing hometuork?
,J
Central, buzz me a line.
GRADTJATES
S
JANE ANCONA
LOIS VIRGINIA BARNES
11 North Hanover Street
719 Hanford Place
Pottstown, Pa.
\7estfield, N. J.
Theta Epsilon Nu, August 2,7925
Sigma Epsilon Phi, Decembet L8,1925
ergeant-at-Arms ot' S orority,'
41
;
Clas
s
B as ket
ball
T eam'
'44, '45; Class Softball Teanz, '44; Treasttrer ot' Guild',
Centenary Players, '44; Modern Dance Honors,'44; Hach Business Stafl, '44; Outi'ng Club, '45; Guild', '44' '4t;
'45; Outing Club, '45. "Love, will you make up your mind" "Janie" . pet love is roller skating those Philly papers . ' Known for her musical interptetation of the word "what"'
"Ginny" . .. "Anyone want a hot watet bottle?" '. .likes fatmer's dancing . . . Got a date with an "Angel" wife.
"Relaxing"
CENTENARY
BARBARA ANN BANKS
BARBARA HUBBELL
160 Elmhurst Street
2 Putting
\7est Hartford, Conn.
Lane
Garden City, N.
y.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, Novembet 12, 1925
Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 27, 1.925
Student Council Treasurer,'45; Book Ctub, '44, '45; Outing Club, '44, '4J; Student Actittities Fund Treasurer, '45; Recreational Games Comm.ittee, '41; Chairman Fresbman Jacketq'44; M4 Fete,'44; lVaer Ballet,'44; Sorority Dance Committee,'44
Freshman Dance Comm.ittee, '44; Outing Club, '44. ,45; lY/. A. A, Secretary,'45; Lounge Committee,'44; IVater
Ballet, '44; Lead.er's Corps, '45; Diok presi.d.ent Executiae
"Biddle" . . . mile long eyelashes . . . then there's always "I don't believe it" talks in her
"Mopie"... "He's so divine!" ... sieepy-head. .. Jay . . . running out in the rain for those wings . , . the only
Chemistry
sleep..."Oh,mygosh".
AArt.Jot,4).
hill in Garden City.
PHYLLIS RUNG BEACHUM
RUTH MARIE LOZIER
254 Regent Street Hampton, Va.
403 River Road Bogota, N. J.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, December
Fashion Sbott
Guild.'44,'45;
j,
Sigma Epsilon Phi, September
7925
'44; Outing Club, '44; Camera Cl*b, 'i\. G zild Com minee, '45.
"'Phyl". . . Pasttense McCallister favorite
-
-
Rung. . . "you hear" .
.
Lon
tesembles hubby.
GRADIJATES
Taking the
ted,d.3t bears
for a rid.e.
g, I92:-
Spdnish Cl*b, '44,
'4); Camera Club, '44, '45; Outing Club, '44; Guild, '44, '45; Fashion Shou, '44; parents' Day Committee,'45; Guild Comntittee,'45.
"Rufus"... Another Van Johnson lan... "Giory be,' . . . Let's ask the ouija board . . . big blue eyes.
'
LUCILTE BENNETT
JEAN NEVIUS
200 Cadton Terrace
627 Prospect Street
Teaneck,
N.
NTestfield,
J.
N.
J.
Theta Epsilon Nu, July 23,1925
Theta Epsilon Nu, FebruarY 14, L925 Interna.tional Relations Club,' 44; C ent enary Play ers,' 44; Hach Business Staff, '44; Guild, '44, '4); Outing Club, Lead'ets C orbs,' 45 ; S enior ' 44; lnter-S orority Dance,' 44; Dance Conzmittee, '4); Fite l{/arden,'45.
"Red" . . . 3 cheers for the Irish . . . Gtilled cheese sandwiches . . . "Oh my achin' back" . . . "Isn't that wicked"'
Cborus,'4); Centendr! Players,'41.
"Jeanie" . . . "Oh that Navy or just cail me Margie" . . . Green with a capitaI "G" . . . Infectious giggle .' . V. I. transfer.
CENTENARY
Those lerters ntus, be interesting.
GRACE BRE$rSTER
'
VIRGINIA HAGGETT
104 Orange Street
Port Jervis, N.
22 Fleetwood Streer
y.
Portland 5, Maine
Sigma Epsilon Phi, June Ig,1925 Camera Clab Sergeant-at-Arnzs, '44;
Diok Secretary,'45;
Sigma Epsilon Phi, January Zj,1921
'44, '45; Spanish Clab, '44; Hack Boad., '45; pubticitl Staff, lY. A. A.,'45.
French Club Vice-Presid.ent,'44; Camera Club SecretaryTreasurer, '44; Guild. Representati.ae, '44; Outing Clab, '.44,'17.; In,etorority Dance Commiuee,'45; HacA Board, '45; Life Sauing,'44.
"Gae" . . . definitely c merc. fiend . . . spring-fever gal a Maine fan ^. kittens 'n cats wall-pounder
sports
Guild,'44,'45; Oating Club,'44,'45;
Choras Librmian,
,
. . . "sh-h-h".
"Ginnie" . . . Aren't you like Maine."
GRADUATES
Time out for a
chat.
"Come ya,
a
dahlin' . . . jelly doughnuts... "There's no place
Smelley"
ANITA
JEAN COLLINS
14! Hampton Road
7939 Winston Road Chestout
Hill,
CORDES
Garden City, N. Y.
Pa.
Sigma Epsilon Phi,
Delta Sigma Sigma, APtil 20, 1925
April 15,1926
Phi lota Hon.orury Society,'41; President ol the \Y/. A. A.'
'4); Outing Chb, Vice-presid.ent, '44; Chaorman of Class
Da1t,'41; Canzera Clab,'4); Book Clab, '45; Gaild,'44, '45; Leaders Corpt,'44, '45; Sbanisb Clab, Sergeant-at'
C beerleading Conznzittee C hairrnan,' 41 ; Bas' ketball Team, Captain, '44; Basketball Team, '4); Hockelt
Arms,' 4) ;
Tearn,'44, '45.
"Don't you think my hair has grown?" ' ' "Jean" . writing pink slips . . an actress at heart. . ' living in the bathtub . . . "I simply must get up at 6:30" . ' '
those petsonality imitations . . . "\7hat I want to say to you is this" . . . Caroline . . . "I get a big loves shorthand . charge out of thatl"
"Nita"
CENTENARY
Sohti'ng the gas problem.
Mutic maestro
please,
GRADTJATES
LYNDALL COLEMAN
DOROTHY POPE
924 Gatrison Avenue
576 Standish Road
Teaneck, N. J.
Teaneck, N. J.
Theta Epsilon Nu, September L4, L925
Theta Epsilon Nu, March I5,1926
'45; Poaer
Actiae & Virginia IntefnLonr; lnternational Relations Clab,'45; Leader't Corps,'4); Senior Life Saaing,'45.
"Lynn" .. "Omigoodness" fuchsia. . wonderful searnstress . . . record collector . . . lindy hop . ., Harry
"Potte Dope" candy and sundaes laughs a lot forever. . . human alarm clock.. . jitterbug. . shower troubadour. . . V. L Ttansfer.
Spilled.
lnk,'45;
Club,'4J
James
;
Lead'er's Corps, '45; Gaild, ; Cbeerlead'er,'45.
lf/.A.A.,'41
. . . original
designs
..
.
Rid'ing hi.gh on tbe "Gregory express."
CENTENARY
MARY J. CONOVER
JANE MACLARDY
1095 Kenyon Avenue
110 Rockaway Avenue
Plainfield, N. J.
Rockville Centre, N. Y.
Theta Epsilon Nu, June 30, 1925
Theta Epsilon Nu, April 26, 1925
International Relations Club,'4); Representatiue of the Guild', '45; Outing Club,'44,'45; Book Club, '4); Camera Clab, '4); Hack Board', '45; Basketball, '4).
Club,'45; Treasurer of the Spanish Clab, '41; Hack Staft, '45; Cborus, '44, '4); Spilled lnk Staft,'4t; â‚Źhdplain ol Peith, '45; Hockey,'44,'45; rf/ a.t er B allet,' 44; S ororiry T rop h y Con' S of t b al l,' 44,' 45 ; tea, '44, '4).
"M. J." . . . "Now, Listen" . . Looking forward to that "Want some food?" . . June wedding . . . Roger
"Mug" . deep sleeper . iuicy stories "Jeezie Peezie" . . plaid shirts . . . "Now honestly, kids!" . . .
of Spilled' Ink,'4); Seuetary of the lntetnational Relations Clab, '44; Program Chaitman of the Sports Ed.itor
Those daily 'phone calisl
Presid.ent of the Camera
home-made haircuts.
CTARA LOUISE CORELL
BARBARA NIX $TAKEFIELD
2245 Chatterton Avenue New York City
120 Brompton Road
Delta Sigma Sigma, April 20, T925
Delta Sigma Sigma, November 24, 1925
of French Club, '45; Business Editor ol the Hack Board, '45; Guild., '44,'45; Camera Club, '44,'45; Oating Club, '44, '45; Freshman Dance Commitree, '44;
Presid.ent
Senior Dance Committee,'4); Dinner Club,'44; Centenary Players,'44; Seuetary of Resolutions lor Junior College Conlerencvs;'4).
"Chic"
Garden City, N. Y.
Art
Ed,itor of tbe Hack, '41; Dinner Club, '44; Frencb Clab, '45; Guild, '44, '45; Leaders Corps, '4); Sorority
T
ea
C
onzmitt ee,' 45 ; Grad.uation
C
ommitt ee,' 45.
Good Neighbor Policy to the North
hait tomorrow!" . \fest Point Gal . . . walking dic-
"Bobbie" . . . I just ado-o-ore- !". . . "Oh! for a butt!" . . . "W'anna go down town?" . .. Always eating... Tres
tionaty .
Feminine.
Those tuna and onion
sandwiches
"Gonna wash my
.
GRADUATES
Playlal roontn?ate, i.sn't sbe, Bobfu?
MARY ANN DAVIS
BEVERLY L. USDAN
975 Park Avenue
54Lawrence Avenue
New York City
Lawrence, N. Y.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, June
2j,I92:-
Sigma Epsilon Phi, March
Frencb Club, '44, ,45; Spanish Club, ,44, '45; French Cabaret Play, '44; Gaild, '44, '4); Hockey, '44; Roont Draruing Committee, '44; Basketball, '44; Tennis, ,44; Bouling,'45 ; Badminton,' 44.
"Pat" .
"Ifho's 6ckle? Gobs of love for the Troops of love fcr the Army . . . " Oh! He looks just iike Jay!" Navy
3I,
1926
Bashetball,'44; Tennis,'44: Golf ,'44,'$; Boatling,'4); Frencb Club, '44,'45; Guild., '44, '45; Span;sb Club, '44,
'4r.
"Bevie"
"I've
_got
the best husband in the world!"
. . . "Always" . . . Orchids . . . "Today's my sary" . . . "My name is MR,I. Usdan,
if
CENTENARY
IYe bet tbat letter
'is a
good one.
monrhaver-
you please!" . .
.
ARTENE DnSHAZO
DOROTHY E. ROLLER
33 Morse Avenue
58 \Tashington Avenue
East Orange, N. J.
Garden City, N. Y.
Delta Sigma Sigma, December 30, 1925
Theta Epsilon Nu, June 22, 1925
Guild, '44, '45; Frencb Club, '45; Hochey Team, '44; Ba:ketball Team, '44,. Lounge Committee, '44; Class Dance,'45; French Cabaret,'45; Sorority Party,'44.
C las
t
T reas ur er,'
44,' 45 ;
P
eit
h S orority,
Camera Club, '45; French Club,
Ex e cutia e B oar d ;
'45; Dinner Club, ,44;
G aild,' 44,' 45 ; Lo un g e C o mnzitt e e,' 44 ; S orori.ty T ea,' 4) ; Inter-Sorority Dance,'44; French Cabaret,'45,
"I'11 Get By" . . . Ted and Yale . . loves the Marines! . . . Stinkie-puss . . that cute nightie. . . those Florida
"Dottie" . . . clicking knitting needles . . . "Hello, Baby" . . . \Zhoops, my back. . . that cute baby taik . . . assisranr
oranges
to Morganthau
.
GRADTJATES
Dot
and.
Arlene euith their zoo.
.
GENEVIEVE DIAZ
ERNA OSKARSDOTTIR
5 Jane Street
21 Ingolfsstraiti
New York City
Reykjavik, Iceland
Delta Sigma Sigma, January 3,1924
Delta Sigma Sigma, January I0, 1924
'4); Frencb Club, '44, '4J; Book Club,'4); lnternational Relations, Honorary Member,'45 ; Lead.er's CorPs,'45.
International Relations Club, '44, Honoraryt Member,
"Gennie" . . . "Oh, Jeemy!" . . . "Do you know what?" "Don't say that" . . . "You . . . "I Dream of You"
Diner at four o'clock . . . New York, here I come! . . "Boy, oh, boy" . . . \7hat about all those men? . . . Our Icelandic blonde
Spanish Clab, President, '44,
embarrass me-"
- . olives.
'4);
Camera Club, '44, '41; Book Club, '45; Spanish
Club,'45.
CENTENARY
A
serious ?no//tent.
Brousing lor a good, book.
GRADTJATES
EMILIE ANN DOUGLASS
EDITH GTORIA HANSEN
25 Liberty Street
1173 Easr 29th Street
Newton, N. J.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Delta Sigma Sigma, June 7 , 1925
Sigma Epsilon Phi, May 25,1925
oras,' 44,' 45 ; lnt ernational Relations C lub,' 44; Spanisb Clab,'44; French Clab, '44; Book Club,'4); Outing Club,'44,'45 ; lV ar Bond Committee,'44.
Hocke5, Varsity Team '44, '45: Hochey Honorary Team; Basketball Varsity Team, '44, '45; Lead,ers Corps, '44, '45; Book Club,'41; Oating Club,'45; Class Dance,'44, '45; Scbabert's Allq, '44; Guild, '44, '45; Cborus, '44, ' 45 ; Social Actiaities Committee,' 44.
"Doug". . . Always on time??! . . . "Oh, you make
"Gimp" . . . "Oh he reminds me so much of A1!" . .
Cb
so
.. "Sixty" . . . "Guess I'll stay . . . Love for the Navy Ait Corps.
mad!" .
end"
me
heie this week-
.
87% ?7? . . . "And I told him not to write mushy letters" . . - an all-round athlete.
lYrettle while you tuork.
CENTENARY
JUDY HONTELL ED\TARDS
PATRICIA JANE MAHAN
Fairview Avenue
4600 Maryland Avenue
East Williston,
St. Louis, Mo.
N. Y.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, March 15,1925
Delta Sigma Sigma, May 22, L925
Grrild,, '44; '45; Christmas Play'44, May Fete,'44; Leaders Corps, '45; Sergeant-at-Arms of Sorority,'45.
Bash,etball Team, '44; Honorary Basketbzll Team, '44; Baseball Team,'44; G*ild, '44,'4); Leaders Corps,'44,
'45; "Patty" . . . "Oh you all" . . . Collector of stufied animals . . . weekly haircuts . "You've just got to come visit me" . . . a wit-knit knitter.
Mq Fete,'44; A. A.
Vice-President,'45.
"Jude Ed" . . . "I must write Art" "There's no place like home"
.
. . . "Leave Raggedy alone".
Heavy sleeper loves basketball
JOSEPHINE GRIFFITH
BETTY '$TURTZEL
34-2486th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y.
277 West End Avenue
Theta Epsilon Nu, October 13, 1924
Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 27, 1925
'
New York City
Hockey Tearn, '44, '4J; Basketball Tearn, '44; Hach, '4J; Honorary Hockey,'44; Spilled lnk,'4); Class Dance '44, '45; Centenary Players,'44,'45; lnternational Relations
Guild., '44, '41; Poster Clab,'45.
Club, '44; Guild.,'44, '45; Stildent Council,'45; Carnera Clab, '44; '$; Hall President, '4); Cborus,'44, '4r.
"Jo" . . . "Anybody going home this week
"I
love that man he's beautiful!" - hound. know it" . music
end?"
. . . "I know it, I
GRADUATES
Comly
coz11.
"Betty" . . . "I hateall men!" says here.. . her favalways another blond . eating -it orite pastime going home. -
S
JANIS HAINES
MARY JANE STOVER
19 Cottage Road East lWyckoff, N. J.
51 Crary Avenue Binghamton, N. Y.
Theta Epsilon Nu, December 12, 1926
Sigma Epsilon Phi, July 7, 1925
orority
V
ice-President,' 4)
;
C las
s
S
er geant-at-Arms,'
44,
'45; Cla:s Hockey Team, '44, '45; Softball Team, '44; Chorus,'44,'45; Basketball Manager, '44; G*ild' Cabinet Member, '45; S,u,imming Team, '44, '45; Frencb Club, Ma! Fete, '44. '45; Mod.ern Dance, '44; \Y/arer Ballet
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"Froggy" . . . They burn! . . . Nothing like the Marines Studying Bob" . . . Cute pug . . . "\fhat're you doin'? nose. . "Mother!!!" . . -. "'Where's East \fyckofi?"
Sorority President, '45; Orientation Conzmi.ttee,
'4);
In-
ternational Relations Club, '44; Bash,etball Team, '44, '45; Student Coancil, '45; Lead.ers Corps, '45; Oating
Club, '45; Recreational Games Comm.ittee, '4); Golt' Tournament, '44; Non-Athletics Etents Contntittee, '45, Phi lota Honorary Society, '45. "The Bells of St. Mary" . . . "Freeze!" . . . "Fort Schuyler, I come!" . .. Popcorn. . . Ace speller... "My hair
here
is too long."
CENTENARY
Come out, co?ne our, cahereaer lott.
a.re,
ELIZABETH ANN HALL
ELIZABETH BARNES PERRINS
223 June Street \Torcester, Mass.
Hamden (14), Conn.
Delta Sigma Sigma, October 27, 1925
Delta Sigma Sigma, December I0, L92j
127 Wakefield Street
Hall President, '44; Cborus, '44, '45; Cbairm.an Orientation C o mmitt e e,' 45 ; S tud ent C ouncil,' 44 ; V ic e-Pr e id ent,
Hochey Team,
'45; Su,imnzing lnstrilctor, '44, '45; \Y/.A.A. Board., '44; Ourins Club, '44, '41; Guild,'44,'45; Pbi lota Honor-
Dance, '44; Centenary Playert, '44; Orientation Comrnittee, '41; Hochey Team, '45; C.A.P., '44; Lead.ers Corp, '45; Tennis Manager,'44,
s
ary Society,'4).
"Bet" . . . Air Force's tops. . . Kim . . . Crosses her eyes "There, that's just too bad" . "Leave us go" .
.
indescribable laugh.
GRADUATES
Shhh! Someone is going lo get uet.
'44; Chairman
Soci,al
Actiaity Committee,
'45; Outing Club, Secretary, '45; Chairman Freshman
"Bet" . . . Rushing off to see Bud . . . First bride in the of '45 ... Olga.. . That finger. . . "How repulsive! " Class
CATHARINE ALICiA REMSEN
HELEN HOPE HERSEY 277 Halris Avenue
722 Bud Avenue
Needham, Mass.
Staten Island
(10), N. Y.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, November 5, 1925
Delta Sigma Sigma, Aprtl13, 1925
'4); Spanish Club, '44; Guild., '44, '41; Dinner Club, '44; Hack Board Treasarer, '41; Spilled. Ink, '44, '45; International Rela'tions Club, '45; Oating Clab, '44, '45; Suimming Team, '44; Play Comminee,
Sorodty Vice-President, '45; Choir, '43, '44, '45; Booh Club,'4i,'44; Guild.,'43,'44; Malt Coart,'44; Modern Dance Dernonstration, '44 Chairman Senior Dance,'45; Soci.al Actiuities Conznzittee, '44; Gaild. Card Partl Cbairnzan, '44; Chairman Choir Card. Party, '44.
Booh Club, '44,
'44.
"Hopeless" "Can I borrow your alarm clock?" . . , "No, l don't have an1, candy!" . . . Always dieting tomorrow . . . That "who-done-it" look.
Peaches and cream complexion . . . "Things ate tough all over" . . . "The war can't lasr fcrever" . . . Dick Dick Dick . . . Those wonderful letters.
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CENTENARY
Lucky girlr, they got mail.
Going someauhere?
GRADTJATES
HELEN HILL
JANET SHERMAN
641 Maple Street $Zestfield,
N.
17 Laurel Avenue
Binghamton, N.
J.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, December
4,
1925
"Bebe" . . . "Coutd thete possibly be anything else!,' . . . ,,Oh, "Oh, how revolting" .boy-pajama girl honestll"'. . butch bangs.
y.
Delta Sigma Sigma, June 25, 1925
"Mouse"
cabaret cigarette
girl . . .
,,Listen!
Listen
kids! ... "I'mstarved". .. "He's so adorable',.. .,,Don't put me in the closet, kids."
Pa.rry, Whea;t, and' also their lrogt.
CENTENARY
PHOEBE PARRY-JONES
BARBARA E. I. \THEATLEY
c,/o Mrs. Adolphe Boisservain
1186 Lexington Avenue
1115 Fifth Avenue
New York City
New York Ciry Delta Sigma Sigma, February 18,1925
Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 14, 1924
h Club S ecretary.' 44; lnternational Relations C l*b, '44; Internaional Relations Club Presid'ent, '45; Frencb C lab,' 44; Orientation C omrnittee,' 45 ; S ororit! S ergeant' at-Arms, '41; Conference, '44; Spilled. Ink,'44,'45-
French Club, '44; Spanisb Club, '44; Booh Cl*b, '45; lnternational Relations Clnb,'44,'41; Spilled lnk, !45; Centenmy Players,'44; Cboras '44; Life Satting, '44.
"Parry".,. "Bones".,, "Is my loomate in here?" .. ' . . Can't say no . . Eating is her
"W'heat" . . . "Now everything will be perfectly all righC' . ., "Close that window" . . . human encyclopedia. . . hard
S pdnh
Usually in a hurry favorite pastime.
tofiod..."Look".
JEAN KLOPMAN
RUTHANNE RODGERS
Kingston Streer Midland Park, N. J.
537 N. Hanover Street
Theta Epsilon Nu, December 19, 1925
Delta Sigma Sigma, lan,my 73, 1925
Carlisle, Pa.
Spanish Cbb, '44; Cantera Ctub, '4J,. May Fete, '44; Guild,'44, 'lj; Mod.ern Dancing,'44; Tennis, '44, ,45; Hochey,'44; Basketball,'44.
"Jeanne" . . . "Ji-, he's my guy', . . . Those weekends at home. . . "Hi there" .. . Army.
GRADTJATES
Eaen Pandy is smiling
in tbh
one,
DORIS SORG
MARILYN KOHART 168 Nassau Boulevard
39 Beacon Street
Garden City, N. Y.
Middletown, N. Y.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, October 15,1925
Sigma Epsilon Phi, March 6, 1925
Freshnzan Dance,
'44; Senior Dance, '4); Lead'ers Corps, '44, '$; Class Basketball Team, '44, '$; Clau Hockey
lnternational Relations Club, '44; Book Club, '44; Leaders Corps, '44; Fresltman Dance,'44; Senior Dance, '45;
'4); 'il/atet Ballet, '44; ln ematrcndl Reta' tions Club, '44; Book Club, '44; Honoratlt HockeS'
Honor Systent. Conzmittee, '44; May Fete,'44.
Team, '44,
Team,'44, '41; Sorori't! Treasurer, '41. "Mac" . . . "Oh, honestly" . . . good all-around sport. . . btothets galore . . that Mervalentines afiect her Pea-iacket. Marine chant
"Oh ba-by" . . . passion for Humphrey Bogart . . . diets . . . marshmallow sundaes . . . laughs a-plenty.
CENTENARY
Mac and. Doris hatte their outn beaaty pa'tlor.
VIRGINIA KULP
CAROLYN \THEELER
Rosedale Drive
320 Chews Landing Road Haddonfield, N. J.
Pottstown, Penna.
Delta Sigma Sigma, September 18,
l92j
Delta Sigma Sigma, March 3, 1926
Phi lota Honormy Societ5r,'45; G*itd.,'44, president,'4); Book Clab, Treaturer, '45; Cborut, '4); Orienration, '41; Initiation Committee, '45; Oating Club, ,44, '45; Leadert Corps, '45; Sorority Tea, '45; Recreational planning Bomd,'41; Hach, '45; Spilled. lnk, ,44, ,45; Class Dance,
'44; Dinner Club, '45. "Ginny" . . . her heart's with a "Saylor" in the lst Army iiks p616516v/n-unless it's N. Y. . . . "Let's do something excitingl,, . . . cokes and butts . . . no place
GRADTJATES
Enjoying an afternoon snack.
"Slupper" . . . "A*, come on fellas" . . . writing to Dick . . . Oh, those legs! . . . Texas bound . . . loves to type??! . . . traveling drugstote . . . "Now look.,'
AUDREY LINDBLOI{
BETTY LOU SEELY
87 Magnolia Avenue
15 Academy Street Liberty, N. Y.
Arlington, N. J.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, November 3,1924
Theta Epsilon Nu, June L8, 1925 oras,' 44,' 45 ; C b ortut S ecretar!,' 45 ; S orotiry S ecretat5t, '44; Camera Club, '44; Oating Club, '44, '45; Outing Clab Secretary,'44; spanish Club, '44,'45; Booh Clab, '44, '45; Guild., '44, '4); Centenary Players, '44; Goll CbamPion,'44; Sqilled' Ink Stdfr ,'44. Ch
"Audie" . . . "R-e-aJJ-y, Dahling" . . . \7i11 eat anything anytime . . . Passion for breaking things . . . lJ7iily's lethappy and healthy. ters
C
horus,' 44; Centenary Rad'io Plalters,' 44; Spani'sb Club,
'44; I|/ater Ballet,'44; Lit'e Saaing,'44; Guild','44; era Club, '44, '45; Leaders Corps, '44.
Cam-
"Betsy" . . . "Isn't that p-r-e-t-t-t-y" . . . Phone calls from Susie . . . Perpetual night owl . . .
Dom. . . Last minute Onion
sandwiches Jelly
doughnuts.
CENTENARY
Ia.ugh and' your rooTwTtate lattghs wi.th yoa'
Tu,o gals and' a horse,
GRADUATES
VIRGINIA LUEDDEKE
JEAN ROY
112 Oakview Avenue
i80 Christopher
Maplewood, N. J.
Delta Sigma Sigma,
J:une
27, l)25
Actiae at Virsinia Intermont; Oating CIub,'45; Secretary of Gaild,'41; Spanish Cl*b,'41; French Club,'45; Cbairman of Date Committee for Dances,'45; Book Clab, '45; Commitree
for J*nior College Conference, '45.
"Ginny" . . . That look in your eyes . . . Movie sob sis.. . "\7hat I mean is" . . . Blind date cupid . . . Naval Air Corps . . . V. I. transfer. ter
Street
Montclair, N. J.
Delta Sigma Sigma, December 22, I92j French Clab Secretary,'44; International Relationt Clab V ice-President,' 44; O *ting C l*b,, 45 ; T ennis C h ampio n, '44; Sorority Secretary, '45; Vice-President ot' Guitd., '41;
May Cout,'44; Leaders Corp:, '45.
"Roy-face" . . . That big red horse . . Loves a racquer . . . "Ifhat is that awful sweli" . . . Goidie locks . . . ..I don't know",
Tbere's alcua:ys something to be clone.
CENTENARY
ANNE DRUSILLA LYONS
MARIE LOUISE SUTTER
94 Central Street Auburndale, Mass.
1733 Astor Avenue Pelham Gardens, N. Y.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, Octobet 22, 1924
Theta Epsilon Nu, May 9,1923
International Relations Club, '45; Hockey Teant, '45.
Spdnirh Clpb, '44; Guild. '44, '4); Lounge Redecoration Committee, '44; Room Contert lY/i,nner, '44; Book Clab, '45; Dinner Club, '4); lnrernational Rela.tions Club,'45; Dmce Publici.ty Committee, '44; Lo*nge Conornittee,'44, 45.
"Dru". .. Cokes... Russian Bank... "Pardonme while I excruciate" loves to gtipe . . . "Hold the phone" ...Ifittyremarks.
"Sooti"
"\7ho
.
"Matty's
wants a coke?"
ovef matter".
home!! . Aiming fot 31? . . . . . . Sewing whizz . .. "It's mind
VIRGINIA MARIE EGOLF
JEAN ELIZABETH STICKEL
417 North York Street Pottstown, Pa.
5 Lawrence Avenue
\7est Orange, N.
J.
Delta Sigma Sigma, October 17, 1925
Delta Sigma Sigma, February 23, 1926
Fresbman Dance Comntittee; Guild.,'44, '45; Book. Club,
Fresbman Class President; Stild.ent Council, '44; Choir, '44, '45; Head Fire tf/arden, '44; Hockqt Class Team, '44; Spi.lled. Ink, '45; Spanisb Clab,'44,'45; Outing Cl*b, '45; Gaild,'44; '45; Book Club, '45; Christmas Pageant, '44; Malt Fete, '44; Senior Dance Committee, '45; Centenary Playen, '44.
'45; Outing Club,'45; Spilled Ink, '44,'41; Class Basketball Team, '44; Class Hockejt Team, '45; Leaders Corps, '44; Senior Dance Camnzittee; Associate Ed.itor of Hack, ' 41 ; Centenary Plalters,' 44; Grad'uation Conzmittee,' 45 ; May Fete,'44.
"Ginnie" . . . "Isn't this a riot" . . . Definite weakness for the U. cf P . . . "I iust know they'lI both come the same weekend" . . . "Vho invented Chemistry anyhow?"
GRADTJATES
9:30
and.
all
it
well.
"Jeanie" . . .
"Hi
there" . . . "Together" . . . Those ham-
burgers at the diner esta Usted
. . . That Marine Corps
. . . "I just knoq,'n
I'11 never be able
Como
to cook".
BETTY ANN S\TENSON
FLORENCE HARBOSCH 46 Laurel Avenue
R.D.
Summit, N. J. Sigma Epsilon Phi, May
1
Hackettstown, N. J.
2, 1925
Sigma Epsilon Phi, January 17, 1926
G*itd., '44, '45; Progrant Chairman of ltuer;at;ondl Relati.ons Club, '44; Outing Club, '44, '45; Cboru:, '44, '45; Leaders Corps,'45; Book Club, '45; hlod.ern Dance D emonstruti.on,' 44; C entenarS, Rad.io P lay ers,' 44; S pan-
Ticket Conzmi.ttee lor Brid.ge Parfi,'44; Orientation Contnittee, '45; Dance Recital,'44.
ish Club,'45. "Some. those letter files thingnutritious,please" Gartonicarchitecture
"Ifhat did
Male mail.
.
Dick, Dick, and Dick
..
you say?" . . . legs . . . "Going downtown?" that laugh. . . pretty hands. . . tall stories.
CENTENARY
Ligbts, cdnzerA, dction,
LOIS KUGELMAN
JANET NYHUIS
Madison Street
R.F.D.2
Hackettstown, N.
Newton, N. J.
J.
Delta Sigma Sigma, March 25, 1924
Delta Sigma Sigma, May 30, 1926
Cborus,'44,'4i; Gaild.,'44; Lif e Saaing; Tennis; Modern
Choru, '44, '4j; ltrldter Ballet,'44; Senior Life Saaing, '45; Associate Editor ol Hach,'45; Centenarlt playn,'45.
Dance,'44.
"Kugel" . . . Giggle? oh my! . . . Got a date with Larry
"I'm starved" . sweet voice James . . "You beat awhile". tonight
Harry
GRADTJATES
Be careful,
it't their
bearts.
"Jan" . . . "Let's play bridge" . . . "Guess what! Hank,s coming home" . . .'$Tedding bells . . . "I'm hungry,' . . 'lChristmas Minnie".
.
JUDY StrYLLIE
VIRGINIA BLAKESTEE
Cross Highway
892 Parkside Avenue
\Testport, Conn.
Trenton, N. J.
Delta Sigma Sigma,
J:une
2, 1925
Delta Sigma Sigma, February 3, I92t
Student Council, '44, '41; Guild., ,44; Freshman Dance C ommitt e e,' 44 ; B o o k C lu b,' 45 ; C las s V ic e -Pr es id ent,' 45 ; Solt Ball,'44.
"Villie" Flannel night shirts . . . That feather cut . "No favoritism!"... "As time goes by"... Annapolis Crest
-
oh, Johnny, oh.
Vice-Presid.ent of Chorus, '44; Sorority presid.ent, '45; Student Court,'41; Class Senetary,'45; Leaders Corps, '45; Choras, '44, '45; Booh Club, '44, '45; Orientation Commi.ttee, '45; Spilled. Ink, '44, '4j; Guild, '44,; phi lota Honorary Society, '45.
"Blakes" . . . Blackwccd ccnvention . . . "till then" . . . . . . "Okay? Alt right" . . . snake charmer . . . "kids, wait till I tell you." poise a-plenty
CENTENARY
And .just to proue i.t . .
.
Passi,ng
thra tbe gate ol knouled,ge,
GRADIJATES
BEVERLY BOUDINOT
JANE BII,LINGTON CLARKE
40 \Toodbridge Avenue
435 rVatwick Avenue
Metuchen, N. J.
\7est Englewood, N.
J.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, October 18, 1926
Theta Epsilon Nu, March 16, 1925
Clats Hockey Team, '44,'41; Honorary Hockey Team, '44; Spanisb Club,'44; Centenary Pla1,ers,'44; '41; Suim' nting Team, '44; President of lnternational Relations
Hockey Class Team, '44, '45; Honorary Hochey Team, '44, '4); Chorus, '44; Leaders Cor|s, '4); Outing Club, '45; lnternational Relations Clu.b, '4).
Club, '4); Senior Choir. '45; Gaild', '45; Spilled lnA, '45; Outing Club,'45. "Lee" . . . Catching laugh . . . Lounge hound . .' "Hurrah for the Medics" . . . A second Cecil B. de Mille . . . "Gotta go to rehearsal".
"Clatkie" . . . "\fhere's ma' roommate" . . . "I'm broke" R.C.N.V.R. U.S. . . . "I've got to study" . . . Men
C.G....Thatgrin.
-
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A laagb a day keeps tbe
d.octor away.
CENTENARY
JEANNE \X/ATBORN
FRIDA MEKKINOSDOTTIR
70) rJ/oodland Avenue
33 Laugaveg, Reykjavik
ITestfield, N. J.
Iceland
Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 23, 1925
Theta Epsilon Nu, Decembet 24, 1923
Fretbnzan Dance Committee; senior Dance Comnaittee; Program Commiuee lor \y/. A. A, '45; Guild.,'44, '45;
In ernational Relations Club, '44, ,41; Camera Ctub, '44,
Camera Club,
"Honey" . . . Gets her beauty sleep in the morning . . . Back scratcher Craves onion sandwiches . . . "I'm not a little girl.', Bare feet
'45; Book Club, '45.
'44, '45. Friendly hello . . Stacks of Magazines Toast and . . Dinner at the diner Constant movie goer . . . The "Ink Spots". coffee .
ANN
JOAN M. FOTEY
STERNBERGER
163 Forrest Avenue
158 \Toodlawn Street
Glen Ridge, N. J.
Hamden, Conn.
Theta Epsilon Nu, January 4, 1925
Theta Epsilon Nu, January 17, 1926
International Relations Club, '44; Lead'ers Corps, '44, '45; lVater Ballet, '44; Hockey Team, '44, '45. "Stern" . . . Beta pin . . . Engagement ring .. . All from Bob . . . "Do you want a piece of candy . . . "Boy, I'm hungry" . . . :'Star Dust" . . . "Foods lab, again".
GRADUATES
Tbink faa!
Centenary Players,
'44, '45; Basketball. Team, '44, '45;
Baseball Team, '44; Suint'm'ing Tearn, '44, '45.
"Fol" . . . \Tesleyan-fotce of habit . . . "Oh, that money that was spent" . . . Rings. . . Baggy shirts and tails. . . That typing.
VIRGINIA CTEVELAND
DOROTHY OSHA
56 Hawley Street Binghamton, N. y.
39 Matthews Street Binghamton, N. y.
Delta Sigma Sigma, January L1, 1926
Sigma Epsilon Phi, June 23, 1925
Book Club,
'44,'$;
Bridge Party Conzmittee, '44; Sen.ior
Life Sauing, '44; student Loange Committee., '44; Mod_ ern Dance Exhibition,'44; Spanish Club,'44; Sorority Treasurer,'45; Ping Pong Tournament, '45.
"Ginna" . the "Point" . . . "Boy!!', ears are showing" Russian
. . . "My
"Hey, Beautiful".
Class Basketball Teanz, '44; Clau Softball Team, ,44; Numeral, '44; International Relations Club, '44; Tennis Tournarnent, '44; Ping Pong Toarnanzenl, '45; Sorority Critic, '45; French Club, '45; HocheS, Team, '45.
Ice skating Bank kid
..
.
"Osh". . . Double-jointed jitterbug; . .. Frequenttrips to Bingo . . . Slighdy confused . . . Men . . . "G'wan,'.
CENTENARY
Russian bank f.ends.
JANET CADY
ALYS MARY
95 Park Avenue Passaic,
N.
REESE
116 Hudson Street
port
J.
Theta Epsilon Nu, September
j,Ig2il
Jervis, N.
y.
Sigma Epsiloa phi, May 7,1925 Cuild., '44, '4); Ma! Fete, '44; Sorority Vice_pretident, '45; Frencb Club Secretary, '45; Cameri Club, ;45; HorA Boatd, '45; O*ting Club, '45; president o1 ihe Chorus, '45; Ensemble,'44,'4j.
"Jan"
., . "I want a drink
Susie Que . . . Presbytetian
Bell collector.
of water" . . . industrious. .
.
bound. . . always rushing . .
.
cutter . "\When I
GRADUATES
This is a good wa! ,o
'lCuddles" . . . Passion formilkshakes and Van. .. .,I7ell for pete sakes" . . "You're absoluteiy right', . . . Bangs
.pass
the time.
get my job,, . .
.
BEVERLY ANN STARD
LOIS SCHILKE
II4
L47 \7aYne Avenue Suffern, N. Y.
East Linden Avenue
Englewood,
N.
J.
Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 3, 1924
Delta Sigma Sigma, January 2I, 1926 Choras,' 44,' 45 ; Guild',' 44,' 45 ; Lead'ets Cor|s,' 44' 45 ; G*ild Card Party Comntittee,'44,'41; Fathion Shoou,'44; North Hall Noticer, '45; Seniot Life Saaing, '44; Oating
Club, '45.
"Loie" . . . Jack' . .'sfedding Belis in Julv''' "Long Ago and Far Away" . . . Red roses I'm Alabama Bound . . . Pretty blue eYes.
S panis
b Club,' 44; Guild',' 44,' 4);
Loun g e Recl'ecora,ton
Comrnittee, '44; Malt Fete,'44; Lead'ers Corps, '4); Fresb' man Dance Committee, '44; Book Clab,'4); Nortb Hall
Noticer, '41; Dinner Clttb, '45, Lo*nge Comn'ittee, '44, '4); Room Contest tX/inner, '44; Outing Club,'4), Diok Censor, '45; Hack Board','4). "Bevie" . . . Ifeekly teiegrams . . . Sleeps thru shorthand
. wears Eddie's D. U. pin many men . . . "It's a howl".
"lVe ,bree,"
. .tiny mouth
Has
PATRICIA JEAN PATMER
-9,
T/ln*o,io,n
\7e miss you now that you have gone, IZe know not why you wenr; NZe only know that in the face of God All our wills are bent. r,)(/e question nor the will of God, Though His motives are unknown; For through the long long
ages,
His wisdom has been shown. \7e know not why with fate untold, You were called to rest;
But we find solace in our faith, That God alone knows best.
-JANET
Nynurs
YOUR SHADO\trS IIVE ON sound mind and body, do declare this to be our last will and testament. \7e do hereby give and bequeath: Io CENTENARY 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 carned on for us. Io PRESIDENT and MRS. ANDERSON our gratitude for their help and kind assistance
\7e, the
class
of I945,beirtg of
during the two years we have spent here. To MISS HIGHT our thanks for her careful guidance as our dean. To the FRESHMAN CLASS an appreciation of what it means to become Seniors and our wishes for a successful year. NANCY ANDERSON'S leadership qualities to the president of next year's Senior Class. GLORIA HANSEN'S "yankee" accent to Gloria MadCen and Loyce Jarvis.
JANE CLARKE'S frankness to Joan Schwertfeger. LOIS KUGELMAN'S voice to Millie Moore. ANITA CORDES' love of the faculty to Geraldine \7arner. PHYLLIS BEACHUM'S quiet mannef to Betty-Jo Stephenson and Eileen O'Brien. HOPE HERSEY'S sense of humor to Betty Peterson and Jacqueline Ranges and her giggle to Virginia Myers.
MARILYN KOHART',S athletic ability to Priscilla Atkins and Pauline Reimann. RUTH STENGELIN'S pleasing personaliry to Jean Morrison and Siran Norian. BEVERLY S7ARD'S manly burp to Mary Lou \7helan. BETTY.HALL'S and BETTY PERRIN'S love of the outdoors to Shidey Lawrence, Betty Campbell, and Jean Sandet.
DOROTHY OSHA'S elasticity to Noma Stamp and Elise Nesselhauf' JANET CADY'S love of the Democratic party to Alison Carpenter.
MARIAN ALBRECHT'S natural blonde hair to Barbaga McCarthy and Nancy Platou. JANE ANCONA'S quietness to Doris Smith. BARBARA BANKS'outstanding eyes to Sara Price. ANN LYONST ability to hold a filibuster in class and on the hall to Alice lTyman and Barbara Newton.
LOUISE SOULE'S "Hack" troubles to next year's editor'
BARBARA \trAKEFIELD'S artistic fame to Marilyn Farmer, Jane \filson, and Betty Beam.
ARTENE DESHAZO'S baby talk to Dorothy Dilts.
ERNA OSKARS', GENEVIEVE DIAZ'S, PHOEBE PARRY-JONES', and FRIDA MEKKINOS'quick adaptation to American
ways to Velma Arosemena, Thorunn Thor-
steinson, and Josefinia Johannesson.
EMILIE DOUGLASS' "sixty" to Jeannette Bell. BEVERLY USDAN'S pep, vim, and vigor to Joan Voorman, Marilyn Schaefer, Elinor Riordan and Joan Porter.
BARBARA HUBBELL'S love of Garden City to Mary Ellen Lyle. LOIS SCHILKE'S persistency to Alice \Torthington. BETTY LOU SEELY'S sweetness to Ann Newcorn-
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CATHARINE REMSEN'S and AUDREY LINDBLOM'S trials and tribulations of entering at midyears to Barbara Goldsmith, Lois Denton, and Anna-Della Simmons. BEVERLY BOUDINOT'S smoking troubles to Ann Rebok and Margaret Link.
RUTH LozIER's and ALYS REESE'S nearness to Ann sharpe, Barban Schmidt, Donna Downing and Paricia Smith. STERNBERGER'S flexibility
ANN
to Nancy Briwa, Barban cutrer, and
Madeleine
Stamper.
VIRGINIA HAGGETT'S ability to give a ten-minute
speech
in three minutes to Marjorie
Lawrence, Patricia Beatty,and Jane Glazier.
JANIS HAINES' congeniality to Pauline Binder, Doris Halliday, Mary Jane Humberq and Sally \Zhitney.
RUTHANNE ROGERS' peaches and cream complexion to Ruth Rose, and her
petiteness
to Marjorie North and Barbara Smith.
VIRGINIA LUEDDEKE'S, DoRorHY PoPE's, and JEAN NEVIUS'quick adaptation
to Crntenary to Jo-Ann Hayward. JANET SHERMAN'S keeo interests for the culinary arts to Edna May Hansen, Barbara Adams, Mildred McNeill, and Bevedy O'Coonell. JUDY ED\7ARDS'basketball skill to Jean Geary. LOIS BARNES'typing abiliry to Dorothy Eddowes. JEAN KLOPMAN'S commuter's ticket oo the D. L. & \f. to Dorothy Latchford. GLORIA HACKELING'S clothes sense ro Katherine Brooks. IUDY \TYLLIE'S silent visitations to rhe kitchen to Jeanne young. PATTY MAHAN'S knitting needles to Dorothy Reynolds and Jean Moughon. CAROLYN $THEELER'S long trips west ro Jean Koch, tsetty Mccann, Jo-Ann Hayward, and Aloa Vagner.
JANE MACLARDY'S ability to collect nicknames to Dorie JEAN ROY'S dimples to DoloresMclTilliams.
Sasse.
MARY JANE coNovER's approaching journey to rhe altar to Elsie CLARA CORELL'S chapel announcements to Barbara Moore. DOROTHY ROLLER'S financial uoubles to Roberta Ford.
Fraysse.
GRACE BRE\(/STER'S scientific knowledge to Carol Brierley.
JEAN STICKEL'S piano keys to Louise Loizeaux,and JEAN COLLINS' impersonations to Colleen Delaney.
Franziska Teall.
DORIS SORG'S bowling blues to Jane Bobilin. VIRGINIA EGOLF'S long hours in the "lab" to Betty Ann Waddington. JOSEPHINE GRIFFITH'S gift of gab to Gwen Gabriel Bonnie Donnelly, Jackie Ellery, and Jean McDonald. RUTH and VIRGINIA KULP'S passion for mice to Kathleen Hubbell. FLORENCE HARBoScH's and BETTY rruRzEl's male mail to Ipis Maclardy, Barbara \Zalton, and Ann Pizzuto.
LUCILLE BENNEfi'S efficiency to Nancy Long. BARBARA \7HEATLEY'S dictionary to Ruth Allen, and her light-footedness to peggy Murray.
VIRGINIA BLAKESLEE's perfection to Ann Dickinson, Margaret Hetter,
Daphne
Hawkins, and Ann Heimerdinger. LYNDALL COLEMAN'S cooperativeness to Nancy Baar.
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VIRGINIA CTEVELAND'S interest in New York State to anyone lucky enough to have a man in I7est Point.
MARY ANN DAVIS' shorthand ability to Virginia Conover, Barbara Saunier, Sylvia Allen, and Doris ITeltmer.
JOAN FOLEY'S sophistication to Barbara Gilman, Gloria Fisch, and Doris Lamson. HELEN HILL'S joke book to Lorraine Boyce and Barbara Hunt. BETTY S\TENSON'S joviality and carefreeness to Marion Harrington.
MARY JANE STOVER'S sinceriry to Jane Close and Mimi Carew. MARIE SUTTER'S capability to Esther Ifarrington, and Marie Blank. JEAN \7ALBORN'S everlasting smile to Marguetite Jensen, Barban Metz, and Anne Morgan.
AND to Eleanor Bacon, Constance Eisler, Patty Cottrell, Ann Ellis, Rosalyn Froelich, Shirley Hill, Virginia Lee, Letitia Mitchell, Dorothy Pavlovich, Jo-Ann Quackenbush, Ifanda Ruehle, and Helen \Tarsinski, the Senior Class says thanks for entering Centenary in February. You saved much work during initiation. In testimony where of we have herewith subscribed our names to this, our last will and testament, at Hackettstown, New Jersey, this ninth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and forty-five, A.D.
:
THE SENIOR
CLASS
Centenary Junior College Hackemstown, New Jersey. Signed, sealed and published by the Class of 1945, otu last will and testament, who ar our request, in our presence, in the presence of each other, subscribed our names as witnesses thereto.
JANE MACLARDY MARYJANE CONOVER
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CENTENARY PLAYERS The Centenary Players have been as busy as bees all year long. Nfe have learned not only the dramatic side of the stagg but also the technical, working side backstage and we've loved every minute of it.
RADIO NTORKSHOP \7e have produced three short plays, "Star Struck," "Evening Dress
Indispensable,"
and "Srength of the Weaklings," a Christmas and an Easter pageant, and rwo major productions. \7e have had a grand time together, and we hope that the Centenary Players of 1945 will enjoy as profitable a year.
Our Radio I7orkshop has also been
working over-
time. In addition to all the
radio programs that
we produced have written and just for our os'n class, we
have taken paff in four 15-minute programs on \7EST in Easton and two 30 - minute programs on
ITAAT in Newark. The Easton programs were planned, written, timed, and presented by our class.
The Newark programs were spontaneous quizz presentations about topics of interest to college stu-
dents. 'il7e'll be expecting
the Centenary \Torkshop
to have a regular program
of its own
some day soon. Best of luck to you!
Ptesident Vice-President Sectetary Treasurer
Jeanne young ..........:. Elsie Fravs#
Gloria Madien
Roberta Ford Sergeant-at-Arms ............................ Barbara Moore
Front rout: Marion Harrington, Jacque-
Iine Ranges. Seated: Jane Wilson, Geraldine S7arner, Dorothy Paulovich. Stand.ing: Lois Maclardy, Betty Peterson.
Front roau: Jacqueline Ellery, Doris
Lamson, Colleen Delaney. Seated: Kay Hubbell, Jean McDonald, Joan Porter.
Standing: Ann Dickinson, Mary lou \Whelan, Katie Brooks.
FRESHMEN
FRESHMEN
FRESHMEN
tolti Daphne Hawkins, Elizabeth McCann, Carolyn Ellis, Eileen O'Brien. Front
Shiiey Hill, Gloria Fisch, Patty Cottrell, Jo-Ann Qtackenb'tsh. Stand'ing: Batbata Metz, Betty Campbell, Aloa \fagner, Paulanne Binder, JoseSeated:
finia Johannesson.
Front row: Marie Blank, Doris Sasse. Marilyn Farmer, Don-
na Downing, Yvonne DonnelIy. Second, rozu: Norma Stamp, pgrothy Diits. Pesgy Murray,
Elise Nesselhau f , Barbara McCarthy, Pauline Reimann.
Second.
rota: Anna-Della Simmons, Ca-
tol Brierley, Betty-Ann Vaddington,
Siran Norian, Joan Schwertfeger, Priscilla Atkins. Fron, rou: Marilyn Schaefer, Mildred McNeill, Mary Jane Humbert, Lorraine Boyce, Jane'Giazier, Yrginia Conover, Barbata lTalton.
FRESHMEN
FRESHMEN
FRESHMEN
EN. FRESHMEN.
FRE
Front rotu: Ruth Rose,
Esther
rJ7artington, Elizabeth Beam, Elinot Riotdan, Beverley O'Connell. Setaeel: Barbata Smith, Ann Heimerdinger, Marjorie North, Edna May Hansen. Last rou: Virginia Myers, Barbara Cutter, Barbara
Hunt, Marjorie Lawrence, Thorunn Thorsteinsson, Helen Beatty.
Front rou,t Letitia Mitchell, Alice lVyman, Veima Arosemena, Jo-Ann Hayward, Alice S7orth-
ington. Seated.: Mav
guerite Jensen, Jeanne Koch, Jean Morrison, I7anda Rueh-
le Delores Mc\Villiams. Stand.ing:
Constance Eisler, Rosalynd Ftoelich, Jane
Bobilin, Eleanor Bacon.
Front rout: Margaret Link,
Barbara
Gilman, Dorothy Eddowes, Rose Salz-
man. Seated. dt piano: Ftanziska Teall, Barr. Standing: Elizabeth Rebok, Nancy Platou, Nancy Btiwa, Madeleine Stamper, Helen'Warsinski. Nancy
5B
FRESHMEN
Fron, rora: Anne
FRESHMEN
FRESHMEN
Sharpe,
Dorothy Latchford, Sara Price. Jean Moughon, Doris Smith, Patricia Smith. Second row: Batbara Schmidt, Betty-Jo Stephenson, Virginia Lee, Nancy
Long, Doris Halliday, Jean Geary, Jane Close, Ann Pizzuto, Jean Sander.
Front rout: Barbara Adams, Dorothy Reynolds, Mimi Carew, Alison Catpenter, Joan Voorman, Mildted Moote. Rear rout: MatgaretHerter, Louise Loiieaux, Sylvia Allen, Barbara Sauniet, Loyce Jarvis.
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THE CLASS OF T946 Barbara Adams
Marilyn Farmer
Ruth Allen SylviaAllen
Gloria Fisch
Gloria Madden
Ruth Rose
Robena Ford
Elizabeth McCann
\Vanda Ruehle
Velma Arosemena
Elsie Fraysse
Barbya McCarthy
Rose Salzman
Priscilla Atkins
Rosalynd Froelich
Jean Sander
Nancy Baar
Shirley Gabriel
Jean McDonald Mildred McNeill
Eleanor Bacon
Jeanne Geary Barbata Gilman
Barbara Metz
Marilyn Schaefer
Helen Beatry
JaneGlazier
Letitia Mitchell
Barban Schmidt
Jeannette Bell
Barbara Goldsmith
Barbara Moore
Joair Schwertfeger
Paulanne Binder
Doris Halliday
Mildred Moore
Anne Sharpe
Marie Blank
Edna Hansen
Anne Morgan
Anna-Della Simmons
Jane Bobilin Lorraine Boyce
Marion Harrington
Jean
Carol Brierley Nancy Briwa
Jo-Ann Hayward Ann Heimerdinger
Katherine Brooks
Margaret Herter
Betty Campbell
Shirley
Mimi Carew
KayHubbell
Alison Carpenter
Mary Jane Humbert
Mary Jane Close
Barbara
Elizabeth Beam
Lois Maclardy
Delores
Daphne Hawkins
Mclfilliams
Morrison
Jean Moughon Margaret Murray
Hill
Hunt
Elinor Riordan
Doris
Sasse
Barbara Saunier
Barbara Smith
Doris Smith Patricia Smith
Virginia Myers
NormaStamp
Elise Nesselhauf
Madeleine Stamper
Ann Newcorn
Betty-Jo Stephenson
Barbara Newton
Franziska Teall
Siran Norian
Thorunn Thorsteinsson
Marjorie North
Joan Voorman
Virginia Conover
Loyce Jarvis
Mary Eileen O'Brien
Betty \Taddington
Patty Cottrell
Marguerite Jense r
'
Bevedy O'Connell
Aloa ITagner
Barbara Cutter
Josefinia Johanner. cn
Dorothy Pavlovich
Barbara \Talton
Colleen Delaney
Elizabeth Peterson
Geraldine \(/arner
Lois Denton
Jeanne Koch Doris Lamson
AnnPizzuto
Esther \Tarrington
Ann Dickinson
Dorothy Latchforc
Nancy Platou
Helen lVarsinski
Dorothy Dilts
Marjorie Lawrenc<
Katherine Porter
Doris \Tehmer
Yvonne Donnelly
Shirley Lawrence
Sara Price
It4ary Louise \Thelan
Donna Downing
Virginia Lee
Jo-Ann Quackenbush
Sally IThitney
Dorothy Eddowes
Margaret Link
Inuise Loizeaux
Jacqueline Ranges Elizabeth Rebok
Jahe
Constance Eisler
Jacquelin Ellery Carolyn Ellis
Nancy Long
Pauline Reimann
Alice\7yman
Mary Ellen Lyle
Dorothy Reynolds
Jeanne Young
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\Tilson
Alice I/orthington
ACTlVtTlrS
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Gold and Blue
OFFICERS
Gronla HacxsrrNc
Presid,ent
Vice-president
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...
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Treawrer
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ArsnrcHr
Sergeant-at-Armt
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Cbaplain
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SORORITY MEMBERS BARBARA
MARTAN
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Sorodtlt Actiaities ........ October 26, 1944
Sorority Tea . ........ Fashion Show Christmas Party ...........
Intersorority Dance
..........
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December 20, L944
...." February 17,
l94t
Easter Party
Spring Picnic
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SIGMA EPSILON PHI Founcled,
i.n 1875
Gold and Black
OFFICERS
Presi.d.ent V'ice-preti.d,en, .................. Secretary'..... Treaturer Sergeant-at-4nnr ............ .......
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SORORITY MEMBERS
Naxcy Baan BARBARA
Bar.xs
ParnrcltMaHaN BARBARA McCenrlry
LOIS BARNES
ParxrcnMcNrrrr
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MARGARETMURRAY
PATRICIA BsaTTY
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Sorority Actiaities Sororiry Tea
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Pantomime Christmas Party Intersorority Dance Spring Picnic
December 20, L944 . February 17,1945
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DELTA SIGMA SIGMA Founded.
in
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OFFICERS
Presid,ent
.... VrncrNr,t
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Secretary Treawrer Sergeant-at-ArfltI
CatsanrNn RnlrsBN .. JEAN RoY
. VrncrNre CrnvrraNn
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Pnoans Pennv-JoNrs
ADVISORS Mns. H. G. DuBols
Mns Euzanntn GnnconY IUR, ROBERT B. GARBER
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Lovcn JARvrs
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Sorority Actiaities Sororiry Tea .......... Fortune Teller Christmas Party .... Intersorority Dance Presentation Tea Spring Picnic
. . November
l,
1944
December 20, 1944 . February L7,L945
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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Pres'i.d,ent
.
Runr StsNcrrrN
... ..
BBrrY
Vice-presid.ent
Secretary Trea.rurer
.......... BansARA BANKS CTASS PRESIDENTS
Senior. Nancy
Anderson
Freshman, Jeanne Young
HALL PRESIDENTS Margaret Hertet
Josephine Griffith
Jean Morrison Joan Voorman
Carolyn \Theeler
REPRESENTATIVES Mary Jane Stover
Carol Briedey Siran Norian
Judy
rVyllie
COURT MEMBERS Alison Qarpenter Louise Loizeaux Joan Porter
6B
Han
JraN CoruNs
Nancy Anderson
Virginia Blakeslee Phoebe Parry-Jones
BOOK CLUB The first and third Monday evening of each month will find about forty of the Book Club members assembled ar the home of Dr. and Mrs. DuBois for a meeting and what a meeting!
-
Each gathering centeis about a resumd of a novel, biography,
or perhaps a currenr best-seller about which one of the gids has offered to tell us. The "Letters of \7orld \far I,,, written and narrated by Dr. DuBois, were masrerpieces and certainly
hit home, didn't they? \7e won't forget
those right away!
I7e must mention the wonderful refreshments prepared for
us by Mrs. DuBois especially that never-to-be-forgotten fudge! And, speaking- of food, the picnic supper held at the Palmers' was super and the round-robin of songs ended the affair beaurifully. pres,i.clent, Nancy Anderson; The officers fot this ye^r ^te: Secretary, Rurh Kulp; Trcasraer, Virginia Kulp
CAMERA CIUB In spite of the shortage of films and printing and developing materials, the Camera Club has been very active this year. Hasn't some proud artist informed you that she has a picture of you, and, wasn't it terrific? Don't judge all her work by that! Many of the girls have taken some fine, prize-winning "pics."
Our program chairmen were very cooperarive. Any suggestions that the girls made were carried out to the letter. Mr. Lush, from town, brought his colored snapshots and his projector up here and showed us many pictures. They were won-
derful and we gor a lot of pointers on picture-taking and how to make snapshots interesting.
Remember the night Dr. Stewart brought his camera up to the Bio lab and took our pictures? T7e took shots both glamourous aod gruesome, developed them right after the meeting, and printed them the next day
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more fun!
Jane Maclardy is Presi.d,mt; Lois Maclardy, Vice-prcs,idenr; and Grace Brewster, S ergeant-dt-Am?t.
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SPILLED INK ErJitor
RutH Kurp Associate Ed.itor
Butiness Managers
Carolyn \Theeler
Josephine Griffith Katherine Brooks
Typists
C'i.rculation Managers
Virginia Kulp Jane Maclardy
Hope Hersey Gloria Madden
Marian Albrecht Mary Jane Conover, Sport Eclitor
Literary
Board,
BarbaruAdams
Gloria Hackeling
Joan Schwertfeger
Nancy Anderson
Margaret Link
Anne Sharpe
Virginia Blakeslee
Nancy Long
Louise Soule
Bevedy Boudinot
Patricia McNeill
Jean Stickel
Alison Carpenter
Mildred Moore
Joan Voorman
Lyndall Coleman
Jean Moughon
Barban \Theatley
Virginia Egolf
Phoebe Parry-Jones
Alice \Zyman
Ruthanne Rodgers
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Nineteg-n-ygar-old Ruth Stengel.in, .better'. known as Stinkey, is ttre person Spilled Ink wouli like to If feature'bs the Girl of tfre Wronifr ai I Centenary. Her giaciou" *"r.r." I and charming personality help 1.. tc' carry - Dosition a" p"ei of th, '.vernment ,t ciP'
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OUTING CLUB A hayride to Stephens State Park started off the season for the Outing Club. Don't think for a minute that the fall breezes prevented us from having the traditional hot-dog roast before
we climbed into the hay and started our journey back to Centenary, singing all the way home. "Buck Hill, here we come!" was the cry of about sixty gids who headed for the Poconos that weekend to enjoy the winter sports. Skiing, skating, tobaggoning were the topics at school for many weeks to follow. The idea of the ski rack blowing off the car at the Gap made it so much more exciting, didn't it! Comes a dull weekend, the club sponsers a hike, picnic, or
skating pany
and that spring weekend is definitely some-
thing! Our -best wishes for next year's club hoping they have as much fun as we did.
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and
here's
Marian Albrecht is Presid.mp, Bonnie Donnelly is Vice-preild'ent, Elizabeth Perrins is Seuetary, and Dorothy Reynolds is
Treawrer,
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Going, going, gone! The auctioneer's voice rang out in the lounge on the night the International Relations Club put on its auction. Did you ever laugh so much?
Our club, however, spends most of its time studying serious questions of world affairs. Such topics as post-war planning,
the Latin American round table, the good neighbor policy, U. N. R. R. A., foreign policy, and the race problem are some of those discussed. The good neighbor policy struck home when on February 2l,Dr. Custard, our advisor, left C. J. C. to go as an exchange teacher to Chile.
One of the biggest evenrs of this year was the Middle Arlantic International Relations Club Conference held at Marywood College in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Several representarives
from our club were sent there. They brought back a reporr on what happened in order that we might profit from the knowledge they gained. Lee Boudinot is Presi.d.ent, Nancy Briwa is Vice-presi.clent, Mary Jane Conover is Seuetary, Gloria Hackeling is Treas*rer, and Alice \(orthington is Sergeant-at-Armt.
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FRENCH CLUB The French Club spent most of the first semesrer planning and producing the annual French Cabaret. It was a lot of hard work, but everyone felt that it was worthwhile because it was such a big success. Remember how amazed everyone was when they saw the huge gym ransformed as if by magic into a low, dusky cabaret? There were just enough little round tables for each gid and her date, and the music and entertainment was lots of fun. Those dading cigarette girls with their bouncy red, white, and blue skirts added much to the atmosphere!
The French Club members have also knitted a lot of socks, sweaters, and baby sacks for the French \Var Relief. \7e really enjoyed doing it and are proud of the large box of knitted garments that
is all packed and ready to be shipped
away.
Some has been hard work but fun, too!
Clara Corell is Preident; Janet Cady is Vice-presi.dent; Alys Reese is Secretar!, and Colleen Delaney rs Treawrer,
SPANISH CLUB So you
think you can beat the experts? Ever try "Informaas we did ar a couple of our meetings?
tion Please" in Spanish
The Spanish Club was started by Genevieve Diaz last year,
vdth the aid of Papa La Motte. This year the club has Miss Goddin as its very able advisor.
Did you ever stop to think that all South Americans aren'r tall, dark, and lazy? Just as those are fallacies, we found out that all North Americans are thought to be blonde, blue eyed, and freckled!
At Christmas, the diflerent holiday customs of Mexico, puerto Rico, and Panama were presented by Miss Goddin, Genevieve, and Velma, respectively. A series of lectures were given on the cultures of the difierent Latin American countries. Genevieve Diaz is Presid.ent; Jean Collins is Vice-president; is Setetary; Jane Maclardy is Treasurer, and Anita Cordes is Sergeant-at-Arms.
Louise Soule
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THE CHORUS Presid.ent
OFFICERS . ....
Vice-presid.ent.. Senior Secreta,ry
..
.
. .
Freshman Secretary
Arvs RsBsr Lounr LorzsAux Aumpv LrNonrou JoAN VoonuaN
If year,
the Chorus continues to grow as it has this past it will certainly soon be too big for \Thitney
Hall. At our first
rehearsals,
we discovered that we
were too Iarge a group to practice profitably together. Therefore, we became two choirs. Every other Sunday the Freshman Choir sang the chapel service, and
every other the Senior. The competition we gave each other did us good. However, the two choruses did not always sing separately. \We joined forces the afternoon the Stevens Glee Club was here. \7hat a concert that was! \7e enjoyed hearing the Stevens group sing very much' \7e sang the last few chapel services together and did some of our favorites, "Pilgrims' Chorus" and "The Last Chord." Baccalaureate music was sung by the
whole chorus also. But when Commencement rolled around, we Seniors were willing to bow out and let the Freshman Chorus sing our farewell.
\7e've had a busy, happy year together. wishes for the continued success know and the one that is to come.
of the
Best
chorus we
THE GUILD Representatiaet
Maty Jane Conover
Barbara Adams Alison Carpenter
Jane Bobilin Janis Haines
OFFICERS
Preild'ent ......... Vice-Presi.d'ent Secretmy ..........
Treasurer
.. ... .. ..
VIRGINIA KULP
JEAN RoY
Vrnctr.rre Lurnonre JaNr ANcoNa
The Guild is Centenary's religious and philanthropic organization. It has contributed much to local, national, and international societies. The Guild is one of the clubs in the school which has one hundred per cent membership, and we are very proud of this record. N7ithout the interest and cooperation of all of the girls, we could not have accomplished as much as we did. \7e opened our season with a huge picnic in The Grove; every member of the faculty and the student body was invited to attend. \7e had plenty of good things to eat, open fires, perfect v/eather, a few late-season swimmers, and, to top it all, a faculty-student baseball game that, to this day, remains one of the high spots of the year. \7e sponsored a card party for the benefit of local and school organizations. \7e also sponsored "Religious Emphasis \Zeek," which was a new experiment for Centenary, and a very successful one.
Everyone of us has benefited in some way by our membership in the Guild. Iil7e have of fun and have done much to help others too. Best wishes to next year's organization.
had lots
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THE \TOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SENIOR OFFICERS Prcsident
ANlra Connns
Vice-Presid.en
Juov Eowanns
Treawtet
Husssrr
BARBARA
Secretary
ManreN ArsnrcHt
.
Fres
hmen Repr
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enNatiae s
Batbata Newton
Paulirte Reimann
\Zhere would Centenary's sports and various other forms of recreation be if it weren't for the Vomen's Athletic Association? \7e really don't know because we've never known Centenary without it. The \7. A. A. was drawn up in the fall of 1943 with the idea in mind to give to the girls a recreational program which they ihemselves would have p^tt irr planning. ^
This year the \W. A. A. has been the instigator of several parties and picnics. It sponsored the basketball tournaments and assisted in paying for the referee. Also at the end of our school year the \f. A. A. awarded emblems and certificates to those gids who excelled in particular sports. Let's hope that next year the
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\7. A. A. will have
as
much success as
it
has had this year.
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HOCKEY Scores
194'
in Hockey for 1945
t$Zon by Seniors
Freshmen vs. Seniors..... Seniors vs. Freshmen Seniors vs. Freshmen
5:1.
5-3
5-4
HONORARY HOCKEY TEAM Marilyn Kohart-C ap t ain Anita Cordes Barbata Hubbell Dorothy Reynolds
Marilyn Schaefer
Priscilla Atkins Catolyn \Theeler Gloria Hansen Edoa May Hansen
BASKETBALL
Jane Maclardy Jane Clarke
Pauline Reimann Anne Sharpe
194'
in Basketball for 1945
Scores
STon by Seniors
Freshmen vs. Seniors Seniors vs. Freshmen Freshmen vs. Seniors Seniors vs. Freshmen Seniors vs. Freshmen
32-30 24-22 38-37 33-27 44.47
HONORARY BASKETBALL TEAM Anita Cordes-Captain
Dorothy Reynolds
Marilyn Kohart
Jean Geary Marilyn Schaefer
Anna Sharpe
Priscilla Atkins
Gloria Hansen Ruih Stengelin
LEST \TE FORGET Along with the memories of our thrilling basketball
and hockey games, we shall never forget the swimming meet, the baseball games, the bowling tournament, the tennis chamPionship, and riding and golf in the fall and spring. Alli ttrese sports made for fun and achievement at C. J. C. in 1945.
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SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM
Siiing 'Boudinot, from lelt to right: Hansen, Perrins, \7heeler, Osha, Cordes, Griffith, - Jvl-1cltgdy, Banki Lueddeke, Kohart, Sternberger, Clarke, Egolf, Hubbell, carttaio..
SENIOR
BASKETBALL TEAM
Sitting lrom let't to right:
Ancona, Stover, Banks,
Lueddeke, \7heeler, Osha, Kohart, caQtain; Hubbell, Edwards, Conover, Stenge-
lin, Hansen, Cordes,
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Soule.
FRESHMAN HOCKEY TEAM
lelt to right: Hansen, Bobilin, Koch, Carpenter, Sharpe, Reynolds, Eddowes, Donnelly, McCarthy, Reimann, Captain. Kneeling frorn ielt to rig_ht: Atkins, Brooks, Mdclardy, Herter, Standing lrom
.Halliday, rilTorthington, Schaefer.
FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Standing from left to right: Boyce, Conover, Donnelly,
Stamp, Sharpe, Bobilin, Brierley, Reynolds, Reimann, Voorman, Rose, Pnce. Kneeling front. lelt to right: Schaefer, Geary, Atkins, Captain: Glazier, Young.
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'
MEMOIRS
Do yott remember?
That first day at Centenary
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rhen "Big-Little Sister" appointments, registration, and the
beginning of two years of fun and work! The I7.A.A. "Ice-Breakers"
Monthly birthday dinners The stampede for the mailroom after Chapel
Guild picnicsat the Grove Initiation week Rat Court
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it
was even more
fun our senior year when we wete the Dictators
need we say more?
Sorority Teas and the susPense
'till
Pledge Day
All the toasts at the Mum dinners Out firsg big dance, the Stardust Ball The good work of the Crntenary Players
Everything spic and span for the room contest Those delicious turkey dinners before holidays
The talent displayed in student recitals
The night before Christmas vacation
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caroling, the snake dance down on lvIain Street,
mad dash for Batchler's and the College Shoppe, sorority Parties' and no sleep with breakfast at the diner. The epidemic during our first mid-years
Iflhen the tower clock wasâ&#x201A;Źoated with ice and kept striking Our Shamrock Ball that looked more like Christmas with the red and green decorations The Modern Dance Recital The stunning clothes modeled in the Fashion Shows with all of us wishing we could sew
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That overnight hike to Jenny-JumpMountain First signs of summer q/s4ghs1- sun bathing and less work
lre
May Fete in all its splendor under the direction of Mrs. Haring and Dr. DuBois
Class
of '44burntngthe Banner Hunt rradition
All the excitement of the last week of our first ye r
-exalns,
president,s Ball, ,,songs on
the Steps," followed by Baccalaureate Service, the laughter at Class Day and the president's Reception that evening. Then came Commencenient and farewells
to
seniors.
The blind date worries
Our Senior Dance in November and the good times we had decorating for
it
The thrill that came with getdng all night lights and the rounge open until midnight The French Cabaret with it's can-can girls Threats of pink slips
All
the meetings our senior year
crowning of the "centenary sweetheart" ar the Inter-sorority Dance. The fun the girls had at Buck
Hill Inn
The freshman "Bunny Hop' The wonderful plays written by Dr. DuBois
How quickly the time.flew by and we suddenly found ourselves about to lsave Centenary Our Baccalaureate Service followed by exams The night we gave the steps to the freshmen Class
Day-worth
the two years' wait!
Taking our fattrers to the president's Ball
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then staying up the rest of the night going
fond memories of two years
The last
day
promises
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Commencement
in the
afternoon
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our final farewells 'midst tears and
of many, many reunions.
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PATRONS ANI) PATRONESSES Dr, and Mrs. Lester J. Colemon Mr. ond Mrs. Harry A' PoPe Mr. qnd Mrs. HorrY H. De Shozo Dr, <rnd Mrs. H. M. Brewsler Mr. ond Mrs. C. Ernest Conover Moior ond Mrs. HcrrY F. Wheeler Mr. ond Mrs. John Nix
Mr. crtta Mrs. Horold A. Wckelield
Mr. ond Mrs. V. W. Corell Mr. qnd Mrs. I(enneth N. Soule Mr. and Mrs. Chqrles Briwo Mr. cmd Mrs. Williom Cordes Mr. qnd Mrs. George A. Young
Mr. ond Mrs. fosePh A' Kohort Ir' Mr. ond Mrs. V. R. Osho Mr. qnd Mrs. HorrY M. StomP Mr. qnd Mrs. A. J. Porter Jr' ;;. ;"i Mrs. Edword Wodsworth Cleveland Mr. qnd Mrs. S. Ernest KuIP Dr. and Mrs. Lombert KloPmon Ensiqn qnd Mrs. Frcrnk Sales Pqhonka Jr' Mr. &nd Mrs' W. A' Peterson Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Collins Mr. qnd Mrs. Edwcrd M' FoleY Ir' Mr. <rnd Mrs. John R' ElIerY Mr. qnd Mrs. Hermon F' Bell Mr. ond Mrs. H. S' Bennett Mr. ond Mrs' Horold E' Rose Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A' Sorg M.. -rii. ond Mrs. Eorl H' Moore Mrs. Poul G' W' Anderson orrd Mrs. Chorles W' North Mr. ""a ivri. o"a Mrs. Fred R' La Bcrr Mr. crnd Mrs. Pierre CcrdY int. .ta Mrs. !' Ronold WYllie rvfi. ona Mrs. Somuel Solzmqn Mrs. Arthur M' Hqnsen ivfi. qnd Mrs. Jcmes Moore Mr. ""a Mrs. Jqmes T' Bierdcn i,ii. ici. ""a s"a Mrs. Doncrld S' Walton iii. .ta Mrs. Williom F' Fcrrd Mr. and Mls. Williom K' Remsen Mr. qnd Mrs. Q. T' Dickinson Mrs. George W' Wqrner vri. qnd Mrs. J. D' Brooks Mr. ""a Mr. and Mrs. Rex Metz Mrs. WesleY I" Smith irfi. Mi. ""a Mrs. Norman C' HilI ""a Mrs. PhiliP |' Pizzuto Mr. qnd iii. ."a Mrs. Winlield F' StePhens Mr. qnd Mrs. W. A' MurrcY Mt. and Mrs. Rolond F' Hall bi. ona Mrs' Alberico Mosucci Mr. and Mrs. C. Shermqn Mrs. Williqm G' HoYword i,ii. and Mrs. A. H. Koch Mr, ""a Mr. ond Mrs. Gordon Moughon Mr. crnd Mrs. Arno C' Wogner Mr. cnd Mrs. I. Rqymond Cuttet Mr. ond lrllrs. Monroe H' Sonder Mr. qnd Mrs. Edgor H' Douglos Mr. cnd Mrs. L. H. Humbert
Mr. qnd Mrs. Francis C' HerseY Mr. ond Mrs. Jcrmes R' Stover Mr. ond Mrs. E' G. Hoqgett Mr. ond Mrs. WiIIiam MoclordY Mr, <rnd Mrs. Wqlter Downing Mr. ond Mrs. Stuqrt A' Atkins Mr. ood Mrs. Willicm P' Worthington Mr. and Mrs. Horleigh H' SeeleY Mr. crnd Mrs. E. F. Wqlborn
Mr.
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Mrs. R. O' Sternberger
Mr. qnd Mrs, Horoce W' Barnes Mr. ond Mrs. Williom S' BoYce Mr. qnd Mrs Williqm F' Hertex Mr. qnd Mrs George B' Bcrnks Lt. and Mrs. George D' Bonks Mr, and Mrg. Fronk G. Schrenkeisen Mr. qnd Mrs. D. Allen Smith Mr. qnd Mrs. HcrYwcrd BeottY Mr. ond Mrs. H. P. Teoll Mr. ond Mrs Erven R' Ward Mr. qnd Mfs. Gxifleth D' Reese Dr. qnd Mrs. Edward Clurke Mr. and Mrs' Louis Blier Mr. qnd Mrs. Jock LYle Lt. ond Mrs. L. H' Jorvis ei.'"e n. Guthrie Sp(x)2c U'S'C'G'R' PIc. Ieon H. Kuhn PIc. Edword Schulze Chorles Briwo Ir. Mrs. JosePh A. Wilson Mrs, Beqtrice Lowrence
Mrs, Leo Nelson ShorPe Moe N. O'Connell Percy D. O'Connell
Miss Soroh Ccrick Lt. Howord M. Siegel U'S'A'A'F Mrs. Douglcs Ogiluie
N. Fred Kuhn Mrs. Edwin R' Conover Robert N. Kuhn Mr. John Dcrvis Coe Miss Chorlotte M. Vouqhcn Miss Pquline E. CoIe Mrs. Helen E. McCann
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