Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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THE CK ff Sillysisms Brmulozzf- A Brand is a mark. A mark stays with you for lifeg so does Pegs friendship. Iii'tf1r'.rlw' Brew is ale. Ale is the spice of life. So is Gahie. lffflwff Marge sounds like March, A march is something you step lively to. You have to step lively to keep up with a keen wit, and Marge has it. C'l1r.y.ilie jeens are overalls. 'l'hey are often lnlue, hut jean never is. CMJHZ11 Conklin reminds us ol' conquer. Conquer reminds us of jane. Cfrmjzwf- Brown Betty is a dessert. You always look forward to seeing a dessert. You always look forward to seeing Betty. Ilzrmn' A round Peg doesn't fit in a square hole. Sometimes this is very funny. Peg is always funny. Dffmzf-'XWl1e11 a thing is done, it's finished. A finished thing is pleasing to the eye. SOE Alice. IiIzJI'I'6Q A jo-jo is a haircut. XWhen your hair is cut, you lose something precious. XX'hen you lose -lo you lose something precious. I'1'f!ll.t'Efff'A household is well run. One who runs well is good in athletics. So's Betty. Kffbfl2'7I6fWhCH a thing is horn it's created. XX hen a thing is created, it is made to do good. So is Ruth. King-A King wears a crown. A crown shines. Bev shines in a crowd. L,Ii1!.bKfj1Zf TO lam someone, is to make one see stars. When we think of stars, we think of Doris. Lee.s'fTo lease means to rent. A rent is a tear. You should see Betty' tear over those piano keys. MifltzrdfTo mill around is to get along. To get along in school is to get good marks. You should see Betty's. Ohlrogger--A rogue is very naughty. A naughty person is often very nice. Dee is nice, but not naughty. Peferr-An ad is striking. Adelaide is also striking. SelbyvTo sell something is to give a good sales talk. In order to do this you must he a good talker. jean isl ll'7'fzr'dfWard's hread is a fine mixture. A fine mixture is something we all like. We all like Ruthie. One Hzmdwd and Eight

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i fo THE CK JF As Others See Us To you, Peggy Brandon, we give this padlock to keep your hair in on rainy days. To you, Doris Brewster, we give this can, so you'll can your giggle. To you, Marge Burrell, we give this package of Wheaties to help keep your pep. To you, jean Chrystie, we give this rope so you can tie your hands together and still express yourself when you talk. To you, jane Conklin, we give this bull, so you can always throw it. To you, Bette Cooper, we give this shampoo so you can keep your shining locks. To you, Peg Darrow, we give this Italian so you will never lose your accent. To you, Alice Dunn, we give a needle, so you will keep on making clothes. To you, jo l-larvey, we give this album so your Rogues' Gallery won't break your mirror. To you, Betty Housel, we give this camera, so you can keep on taking those candid shots. ' you, Ruth Kilborne, we give a whistle, so you can always keep order. To you, Bev King, we give this picture of Garbo, 'cause you and Greta have some- thing in common. To you, Doris Lambdin, we give this pitch pipe, so you'll always keep in tune. To you, Betty Millard, we give this iron so you can keep your clothes pressed. To you, Betty Lees, we give a key. A piano was too expensive so this is the best we could ClO. To you, Dee Ohlrogge, we give this Blair banner, so you won't forget your old pals. To you, Addie Peters, we give these roller skates so you can get around faster. To you, jeanne Selby, we give this towel, to wipe away your tears. To you, Ruth Wfard, we give this time-table so you can find your way home. Our' llzzmllwl and Tzfvz.