Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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THE HACK '34 C. C. I. GUILD The C. C. I. Guild has had another successful year through the splendid co- operation of the students and the faculty. Early last fall, we had a frankfurter roast down in the old stone quarry with much food and many songs around the fire. In this way the old girls became better acquainted with the new comers. In November enough money was collected to send small baskets of delicacies to four elderly women in the village. These ladies have the baresr necessities of life but none of the fresh fruits and jellies and other nice edibles which we enjoy so often. At Christmas time, the faculty and students sent seven large Christmas stockings to the A. I. C. P. filled with small articles of clothing, toys, books, and other things children enjoy. Such great industry was shown on the halls in the making of sweaters, sacques, dresses, scarfs, mittens, scrapbooks, and beanbags, that the Guild had to keep busy to supply materials fast enough. On March third, we had our Guild Exhibit. The judges, Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Weldin, had difficulty in deciding which hall had done the best work. In the end, they decided that equal honors should go to Lower North and Lower South. Next year the plaque, after it has been engraved with both halls' names, will hang at the head of each hall for half a year. With Lent, the Mite Box Drive began. Contributions were earned by payment for small services to each other. just before we went home for the Easter vacation, the money was counted, and what an unprecedented record-North Hall won! Each side labored diligently to bring the major part of our year's work to a successful close. With the 3100.00 thus donated, checks will be sent for scholarships and for donations to fresh air camps. DONATIONS MADE BY THE C. C. I. GUILD 1933-1934 Thanksgiving Baskets to four women in Hackettstown. 5100.00 in scholarships and checks to fresh air camps. To the A. I. C. P.:-7 Christmas stockings, 8 beanbagsg 7 scrapbooksg 1 jigsaw puzzle, 22 panties, 42 dresses, 25 sweaters, 13 scarfsg 15 pairs of mittensg 3 hats, 28 baby wrappers, S baby sacques, S blankets. CABINET MEMBERS President ......,....,. .... ...., , ...,.....,..... .....,.......... ....... R u t h Turner Vice-president ..... . ..,... Margaret Zimmer Secretary ,,...,............,....,.. ..... ..., ....... M i l dred Bahrenburg Treasurer ,.,..,.,....,.., , ...,....,........,... ...,.,........ C arol Taylor Chairman of Service Committee ,....,.. .... Katharyn Levering Chairman of Publicity Committee ,.,,... ....,... E thel Gilchrist Faculty Advisor .,,.,....,.....,.....,....,,. .,... ...,..,,,, M i ss Stearns 55

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