Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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he Hack I l Mary Clark ....A , Marie Seaman A,,..... Joan Herman ,,.,,, Norma Sherow .,,,rr. Sally Lamparter ..,,, June Little ...,,,, jane Dumont ,,...,. Carol Slaughter ,,,,... Barbara Rundell ...,,t. Alice Siegmund ,,,.. Doris Stratton ..,,,,,, Doris Smith ...,,,,,t.. Dorothy Merkel ..,.v,, Lucy Burnham wt,,i.. Anne Slaff ...t.,....,,, Constance Koons .... Priscilla Moody ,c,,. Helen Littell .it..., ...,, Madeline McNamee Helen Allen ...,,.,...... Elizabeth Kinsey ....... Clotilda Beck .t,... The Farm Path ,,,,.,.. The Riding Academy C Skytop ............ Hackettstown ,,,,, Lights out The Proctor ,, The Senior Class Student Council ..,..... Blair Academy .,,.... .C. I. .,..c... ,,....,.,.c. . The l?lag's the Thing Une Humlred and Flf'ff'l'II ,..,.c...,, Tl1e Country Wife .,...., Boy Meets Girl ,.,.. Idiot's Delight ...... The Show is On ....,,, Native Ground ,....,c....,. Stage Door ..,t,. Daddy Long Legs Bird in Hand ,.,,.. Pride and Prejudice ....,, Hell Bent for Heaven ,.......''Naughty-Naught ...,.,,.a,, Love on the Dole Yes, my Darling Daughter ...,,..........,,, Babes in Arms ,...... Lady of Letters Smilin' Thru a,,.V, The jazz Singer Your Toes .........,,.,, Anything Goes ....Y. The Man from Home .......... Ah, Wilderness c..,,.. of Thee 1 sing ..,...c,...,... Tobacco Road ..,ttv, White Horse Tavern ...,, The Haunted House ..,,...,.,.,,.,. Winterset rr Dead End So to Bed ....,.. The Lady of the Lamp v.,.r......, Outward Bound rr,.... When Ladies Meet ..... The Charm School

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I l he ltlarh I I you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, YOU, you, you, you, you, you, y0Ll you, you, Eg mg Penng of 1Bbseruation Doris Stratton, we give this pen for your writing ability will put you on the top in journalism. Bobbie Rundell, we give this French book to aid you in further study of your favorite subject. June Little, we give this chamois which we know you'll use diligently on your new car. Mary Clark, we give this bag of chicken feed so that you'll surely do your part on that farm in the future. Carol Slaughter, we give this map of Chicago, so that you won't get lost away out there next year, Priscilla Moody, we give this package of Camels,' for we know you are often out of them. Anne Slaff, we give this broom so that you'll be sure to clean your room next year. We know you've done it all the time. Sally Lamparter, we give this diet book so you may never lose that perfect figure. Dorothy Merkel, we give these deceiving false Hnger nails so that your own may have a chance to grow. Madeline McNamee, we give this nice new victrola record so that you won't have to play the same ones next year. Clotilda Beck, we give this package of bird seed so that your beautiful voice will always be with you. Helen Allen, we give these ribbons, pink and blue, to tie up your best love letters and keep them separate. jane Dumont, we give this time table so that you may plan your Dartmouth trips. Connie Koons, we give this curling iron in case you ever lose your lovely curly hair. Lucy Burnham, we give this cook book so that you may plan tempting dishes for hubby . Alice Siegmund, we give this bottle of hair glop to make up for all you've lost. Doris Smith, we give this little bell so that next year you will keep North Hall as quiet as lower South. Norma Sherow, we give this wrist watch so that you'll have the time in the future. Marie Seaman, we give this memorandum book to keep your dates straight. johnnie Herman, we give this new beannie so that you can discard the old one. Sis Littell, we give this box of paints for we feel sure your talents will bring you success. Ginger Kinsey, we give this geometry book in case you ever decide to take it again. One Hundred twirl FOIl7'f0I I1,

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l he ltlach l A'iHHhat's mine is Qours and whats Hours is mine We, the class of the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven, being sane fwe hopej and disposing in mind and memory, do hereby declare and publish this, our last will and testament: First: We hereby give and bequeath to C. C. I., everlasting fame and glory. Second: Vile hereby give and bequeath to Dr. and Mrs. Robert Johns Trevorrow, continued success through each coming year. Third: Wfe hereby give and bequeath to Miss Elise Gardner, our sincere thanks I for her helpiul advice through the past year. Fourth: WW: hereby give and bequeath to Mrs. Mary W. Carpenter, a teller. Fifth: Wfe hereby give and bequeath to the class of thirty-eight, Dottie Stratton's ability to manage and solve the problems of the graduating class. Sixth: We hereby give and bequeath to Peggy Brandon, Sally Lamparterls eye- brows so she may be more bewitching, if possible, to Less.', Seventh: X5C'e hereby give and bequeath to Doris Brewster, Sis Littell's grace. Eighth: We hereby give and bequeath to jean Chrystie, Lucy Burnham's mellow voice. Ninth: We hereby give and bequeath to Bobbie Comando, Pris Moody's knack of spelling correctly, Tenth: Wie hereby give and bequeath to jane Conklin, Connie Koon's and Anne Slaff'S Curly hair. Eleventh: XVe hereby give and bequeath to Alice Dunn, Ginger Kinseyls good disposition. Twelfth: Wfe hereby give and bequeath to jo Harvey, Alice Siegmund's technique in setting hair. Thirteenth: XX'e hereby give and bequeath to Ruth Kilborne, Bobbie Rundellls place on the hockey team. Fourteenth: We hereby give and bequeath to Bev King, Marie Seaman's collegiate conquests so she won't have to spend her week-ends getting into trouble at school. Fifteenth: XVe hereby give and bequeath to Doris Lambdin, Becky's place in the chorus. One Hlwrlred nm! Simfecw