Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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18 THE HACK 'Sober, steadfast, and demure. .- --4,1..-.'.11.--vw 4 f AJ an f X ff f ,M ,ff 445, M! ff? r is 4 ,fyf 4 pf, iid, 1 Hi f' K ff 4 7 I QW IV RUTH EVELYN BARNITT Pelthosophlan Philhpsburg, N. :?E'2'2j.Z3fi.'f1'Ef 7'5-f We join with thee, calm Peace and Quiet? MARY A. BARTLEY Peithosophian Bartley, N. j. E Q Treasurer of Missionary Society 145. 15525-., . fwl' 1' 5. .,,, He IS a scholar, and a ripe and good one- RAYMOND VOORHEES BROKAW WWUICY LYCCUTU Plamfield, N- J Varsity Track Team fl, 23. - --.-ww...-4 ,, ' '

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T R I P F I V E 17 men showed up to great advantage in all lines of ath- 1, letics. After a little practice a team was organized that defeated the Seniors in base-ball. The girls of the class helped out by moral support, and also by -5, - their singing. Our victory 'gave us the much coveted 'm' privilege of putting our numerals on the back-stop. , Following this there came the spread which we gave l T the Seniors to bid them farewell and future happiness. To indicate their ability to strut and crow, on Class f L 'fn , Day we presented the Senior class with a large white rooster. Their class colors were blue and white, so by means of blue dye we changed the original white feathers of the rooster's tail to a brilliant blue. We received in return another rooster with a beautiful bow of gold and white ribbon adorning his proud neck. Our last year having begun we set hard to work. We struggled on, com- pleting the last lap of our course, which ended in joy in the form of the much coveted Senior privileges. The Senior girls won the cham- pionship in the girls inter-class basketball contests. We . N,-N-1-x have made friendships which we hope may never cease. We have had the victories and defeats, that happen in all 'B' 4 lives. Spiritually we have helped the school, humble though we may have been, We have had representatives in all branches of athletics, including the captains of both the foot- ball and track teams. Our members have appeared on both editorial boards, and also on the platform. Our achieve- N ments in scholarship and music have been of the best. The ' 5 ig thing we now hope and will strive for, is that our path in the future may be trodden bravely and with confidence. And now the Senior class says farewell to her beloved C. C. I., whose standard she has ever striven to hold aloft. 0112155 Qlnlnra: Cbnlh auth white. N 1 J' ' -Y 4 73 fig Ol X Lf'-H ., K'2Q:, '- frip ' WV : 2 Q E! of S .-fy.. Qs M ,Nl I 7 Q -1 1 ' i'2 , il .Q x 0 x K , ,ff X N-.Te- 1 1 U! 5 3 6 gt gf r y. A J-S ' RN.- Razzle Dazele, Never Frazzle, Not a thread but wool, All together, All together, Thafs the way we pull, Hobble Gobble, Squibble Squabble, Never slow nor late, C. C. I., C. C. I., Class of Noughty-eight.

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TRIP FIVE 19 Her eyes twinkled in her head aright As do the stars of a frosty night. CAROLINE REHORN BURLING Diokosophian ' White Plains, N. -Y. Alpha Epsilong N. C.g President Cur- rent Topic Club Q3Jg Anniversary Usher Q4J. A life that moves to gracious ends? VIOLA ROMANA BURT Diokosophian Zurich, Switzerland Vice President Y. W. C. A. Q4Jg Hack- ettstonian Board Q45 5 Captain Junior Bas- ketball Teamg Senior Basketball Team. Fleet of limb and in judgment soundf' HARRISON HITCHCOCK CAMP Alpha Phi . Waterbury, Conn. Spook and Spectreg Varsity Football Team Q3, 453 Track Team Q3, 4,13 Captain Track Team Q4Jg President C. C. I. A. A. Q4Jg Secretary, Fact and Fiction Club Q4jg Treasurer, Y. Nl. C. A. QSM Hack Board QS, 4Jg Winter Term Vice-'President Q4j.