Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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l f 'ff M l l ravishing evening gown, while Bobbie has been hired by Thomas Cooke as French- English interpreter for his newest agency. Then, same ship, that evening after dinner, Bobbie and Dot listening to the creative crooning of torch-singer Pris Moody, famous vocalist with Hal Lombardo's orchestra. The next shot Sadie sees is really candidffAnne Slaff, under a permanent wave machine, is weathering the storm of enumerating the advantages of a correspondence course for the lovelorn to the director of a well-known New York beauty culture salon, none other than Sally Lamparter. Oh! shrieks from one of the booths announce Norm Sherow's presence. She is proclaiming to the world in general that she simply must get to Helen Allen's designing studio in ten minutes. Helen is creating costumes for the dance debut of Sherow and Astaire. Norm makes it in 9 1-2 minutes flat, and crashes into Mac who is also tearing up to Helen's studio, but with a different purpose. She has that glow in her eyes that can mean nothing but a wedding to Jimmy in the very near future. She's draping yards of satin and lace for her gown. The scene fades into that of a modern business-like office, that of the Stratton and Dumont Social Bureau. jane sends out hundreds of helpful little pamphlets on Dart- mouth week-end etiquette, while Dot provides eligible young men escorts for dateless girls. Fifty percent of the gentlemen are still on the calling lists of Centenary girls. Connie Koons in the next ofhce is the president of the newly-founded Pronounce- able Names for Towns Society . She is busy at present changing Shickshinny to Tooner- ville. Just think what she could do for Russia! Next Sadie sees a beautiful country sunrise scene into which comes Mary Clark dressed in blue gingham and swinging a milk pail. She's sauntering towards the little red barn. The film winds up with a domestic picture in the home-sweet-home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gesell. Remember, girls? Her maiden name was Lucy Burnham. This unusual entertainment spurs Sadie on to animated conversation until Ginger protests that she simply must dress for Clotilda Beck's debut at the Metropolitan Opera. Sadie says good-bye and thanks her, and wanders home, wishing she could really get together with all her old classmates again for they really were a pretty swell bunch. Dot and Pris. One HH111lred mul Eleaven

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