Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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TRIP FIVE 107 lgrizvn .Muarhvh BELL PRIZE FOR 'COIVINIENCENIENT ORATION HARRY WILLETT FARADAY PRESIDENT'S PRIZE FOR RHETORICALS LAWRENCE E. ROTI-IROCK JACKSON PRIZES FOR ELOCUTION FIRST PRIZE ....E.. MISS NIINA C. KLOTZ SECOND PRME 1 kg MISS GERTRUDE GRIFFIN I MISS FLORENCE I-IIGHT JACKSON PRIZES FOR ORATORY FIRST PRIZE ...... J. RAYMOND SIMMONS SECOND PRIZE .... LAWRENCE E. ROTHROCK HERBARIUNI PRIZE ALFRED RUSSELL FLOWER 7

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106 THE HACK Qlnmmrnrvmvnt Tixrrriava Wednesday Morning, June 12, 1907. MARCH from the Ariane Symphony MISS MASON AND Mlss TRIMMER PRAYER SALUTARY AND ESSAY 4'Little Nell and Maggie Tulliverf' MINA C. KLOTZ PIANO SOLO-K'POlanaiSe in E. majorn . . Liszl FREDERIC A. METS. ESSAY- The Equity of an Income Taxi' J. RAYMOND SIMMONS ESSAY- The Significance of the Jamestown Expositionf' LILLIAN M. NOE VOCAL SOLO-4'Lascia Ch'io Pianga . . F. G. Handel LILA WARD ESSAY- The Negro Problem. BENJAMIN M. DENNISTON ESSAY-'lThe Metaphysical School of Poets. CAROLYN EMMA CADY. VIOLIN SOLO-- Concerto .... Paganini MISS CLARA FARRINGTON ESSAY- A Statement of Socialism HARRY W. FARADAY ESSAY- Women's Influence in National Life. FLORENCE C. HIOIIT VOCAL CHORUS- Fairy's Slumber Song .... Bartlett ' OBLIGATO SUNG BY MISS J. CLAIRE HARRIS VALEDICTORY AND ESSAY- InbOrn Tendencies versus. Environment. THOMAS J. DODD AWARD OF PRIZES ANNOUNCEMENTS, PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ADDRESS TO THE STUDENTS PRESIDENT EUGENE A. NOBLE BENEDICTION TI-IE JOHN J. BELL PRIZE FOR COMMENCEMENT ORATION AWARDED TO HARRY WILLET FARADAY.

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Vlaubowufen Q-at SAl.cLXlVlZ3Pl.lDlfTFX W Q . 2, a uberwr 4 on ffm! Tllinrahag Ehrning, Cfbrinhnr 31, 19117. M GN the 31st day of October the All Hallow- .R Q ' e'en and Salamander Celebration in com- memoration of the burning of the old C. C. I. l buildings, eight years ago, was held. X The boys' gym was very appropriately decor- ' ated with cornstalks, autumn leaves, and pump- T Q kins. The masquers arranged themselves in pairs i and marched around until the judges had made Q Q their decisions. A vocal solo by Miss Lila Ward f . accompanied by Mr. Roy Brewster was very well rendered. Following this was a very inspiring ad- f,g dress by Rev. Mr. Mooney of the class of 85. chorus singing My old Kentucky I-Iome. The students then adjourned to the back cam- pus for the Salamander Celebration. The Sen- .f , . :-' E The indoor program was terminated by the school I! QU il l HN' T iors headed the procession, followed by the jun- iors and Underclassmen. Then came the Vestal Virgin, Miss Effie C. Lawrence, and the Fire Ora- tor, Mr. Hubert D. jones. Dr. Noble, Rev. Mr. Q Mooney and the members of the faculty brought X rosa Q1 X x fi A 1 up the rear. The Fire Orator gave an interesting talk on the old and new C. C, I. The Vestal Virgin gave a , pleasing address after which she applied the torch to the model of the old C. C. I. While the fire . was burning, the students sang songs and gave the good old school yells after which they retired to the dormitory greatly impressed by the f'All Hal- lowe'en and Salamander Celebration. QNX . X ,- K 1 rl if 'M l f . I f ' If if Q3 CJ ' Av P , QT? f