Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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Moody, H. Allen, Herman, H. Littell, M. Seaman, N Y maart 1:3 May Fete Pageant on South Campus, May 22, 1937 'llhe Ilnchanted 'llhorn QA Panorama of Life in the Days of Chivalryj by John Kearns Scenef--One of the King's Highways. Timea--The first of May circa A. D. 1200. SettingfA Court Road with its sign of two arms pointing, the one to London and the other to St. john's Wood, has at its apex a resting pavilion. At the right stands the Old Well, and at the left is a little Shrine with its cross under cover. In the foreground near the Old Well is a Gibbet with a body still hanging, and oppo- site, also in the foreground, is the Hawthorne Tree. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mother Wfitch ..... .............................................................. C arol Slaughter Dwarf ...,................ .... ...... E l izabeth Millard King of England . ...... ........ V irginia Stevens Queen of England ...... .......... E leanor Hoge Robin Hood ,. ,,,,., .....,,.. ..,. ...,.,.,..... D o r is Judson Friar Tuck .,,,.. .,.... . . . .,..,.... .. .,...........,.............. Walker Pattison Knight of the Round Table .....,,. .............................. M ary H21nkinSOn Jack-i-the-Green .... .. ......,,. .......,......,...... A lice Siegmund, Doris Lambdirl Will Scarlett ........,.,... ,................,.,,,.........................,..... W ilma Broecker Witches .... Chimney Sweeps Milk Maids .... Goose Girls ..,.... Fays .... Hobby Horses ....... ........ S . Kings Escort ...... ........ Court Ladies .................... CAST OF GROUPS . ........ V. Ashley, Bavier, C. Beck, M. Brandon, K. Conover, R Denman, V. Files, R. Gooding, E. Havey, D. Oehlers, W Pearce, M. Rice, Rogers, P. Ritter, G. Sheffield, M. Terhune M. Williams, I. Stelter, M. Stelter. Phelps, A. XY'illiams, I. Harvey, M. Stauf, J. Chrystie, I Dumont, D. Allen, D. Merkel, G. Simpson, B. Rundell, D Smith, C. Olsen, Olsen, M. McNamee. Hains, Palmer, M. Skillman, A. Dunn, A. Palmer, P Sherow, D. Stratton, R. Kilborne. G. Alvarez, P. Ecker, Gernert, Curtiss, D. Smith, M. Varga, R. Lanfare, M. Field, Klie, M. Scoville, P. Sweeny, J. Hamon, R C. Redman, L. Potter, E. Martin, B. Scantlebury, Kass, C. Ford, E. Behrens, E. Cosbey, M Thiel, E. Washabaugh, A Dimmick, M. Schofleld, I Perry. P. McKeever, E. Bomholf V. Rumsey, M. Mapes, A Pursel, Potteiger, M. Robson, F. Golding, M. Roberts, I Smith, D. Roy, M. Tewksbury. B. Comando. Lamparter, M. Clark, K. Murray, D. Ohlrogge, B. King E. Hevenor, M. Bogert, W. Nordstrom, P. Harris, M. Lambert B. Backes. Kings Fencers ,,,,, ,... A. MCClaw'e, M. Brurm, C. KOSS. ' W. Chamberlain, H. Zimmerman, R. Bowers, B. Beaty, I Fraser, M. Hain. Knight's Escorts and Fencers: B. Morrell, A. Griesemer. Foresters .......,.................. A. Slaff, E. Northrop, V. Graff, C. Gulliver, P. Fridiriri, I Selby, M. Woitscheck, A. NVolfe. Fencers ..,. ,....... I . Foltis, B. Mason, E. Breithaupt, F. Woodward. Eighty-'nine 1 1

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GOOD OLD SMOKEY She was iron-sinewid and satin-skinn'd, Ribb'd like a drum and 1imb'd like a deer, Fierce as the fire, as Heet as the wind- There was nothing she couldrft climb or clear Eighty-eight

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l l he M l l 22 Sept. K' 25 ri 26 27 Oct. 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 16 18 U 23-25 U 30 Nov. 1 6 U 7 8 11 13 15 17 20 22 1' 25-29 Dec. 4 ri 6 9 12 13 17 ' 18 jan. 2 .1 3 16 17 '34 2.-1 25 U 25-29 50 Feb. 4 7 i 12 13 14 17 19 21 24 Social iluents of the Bear Students arrive. Registration. Big Sisters . Dance Recital. Edwin Strawbridge and Lisa Parnova. Athletic Association entertains new girls. Vespersf-President Trevorrow. Faculty Recital. Guild entertains new girls. VespersfPresident Trevorrow. Diokosophian Tea. Peithosophian Tea. September Callilogian Tea. Informal Supper Dance. Vespers-Rev. L. A. Martin. The Inquiring Mind in Religionf' Savitzkaya Quartette. Vespers-Rev. Reuben Pieters. A Fool's Paradise. Home week end. Senior Dance. Vespersf'-Recital for one and two pianos. Josef and Rosina Lhevinne. Pledge Day. Hockey Demonstration. Buffet supper. Vespers-Annual Masonic service. October birthday dinner party. French Cabaret. Vespers-President William M. Lewis, Lafayette College. November birthday dinner party, C. C. I. Playersgtive one-act plays. Vespers-President Trevorrow. Thanksgiving Recess. Callilogian Benefit. VespersiDr, Harold P. Sloan, Editor, The Chrixfifzzz AfJI'0l'!1f?. December birthday dinner party. Callilogian AnniversaryffPlay and Dance. Callilogian Anniversary service----The Cavalier Singers. Kindly Wlisdomf' birthday dinner party. Christmas Party. Christmas recess begins, Opera Party. Christmas recess ends. Opera Party. Second supper dance. Breckenridge Memorial Lecture by Mrs. Bonaro W. Overstreet on 'lSelf Expression through Poetry. Breckenridge Memorial Lecture by Dr. Mark Van Doren on American Life as Reflected through American Literature. january and August birthday dinner party. Mid-year examinations. jan. 29-Feb. 2 Mid-year recess. Opera Party. Mrs. Trevorrow speaks at Guild meeting on Russia.', VespersfwPresident Trevorrow. An impersonation of President Lincoln by Dr. Lincoln Caswell. Wfeek end at Skytop. Opera Party. Recital. George Perkins Raymond, Tenor. Theater party. The Wingless Victory, with Katharine Cornell. Peithosophian Benefit. VespersfRev. john C. Bieri, Philadelphia. India Blair Players visit Centenary.