Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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F1 ISABETH ScHlN1J1.13R Cross Prokopstrasse 16 Wfitkowitz, Czechoslovakia OUR FOREIGN SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT A22 Entered from:- Chorus '58 German University, Prague Erierdges Society Play '38 St 6555 International Relations Club '38 V0LgallSL?f:g Breckenridge Lecture Prize '38 P5 eil- UQVCA fi. L!-! Jiffajaye-Q 6HQOe'JdCf'fJI, 7 ' 13.611 ' -' I f I ff' I You ask me what I have enjoyed this year. Take as the answer that I enjoyed being and talking with you, girls. I attended with much interest my lectures and seminars. I must not overlook my delight in swimming-pool and tennis court. But, above all, it was the cultural life at our fine place C. C. I. that I liked. I told you once before that I always saw at first the many things that we young people from different countries have in common. You ask me to tell you something about the differences! Be sure that they are very insignificant, and that our main ambi- tions and pleasures are equal, as they are with progressive young people in the whole world. Our language is different, that is trueg but as soon as one masters that it is no barrier any more, but it becomes a safe path to a better mutual understanding and to close friendships. You wish to know what was most interesting to me? I appreciated becoming acquainted with the American College-system including lectures, organizations, and social affairs. But I shall never forget the many vacations that I spent with your families, as well as everything that the recesses in New York, Washington, and Philadelphia taught me. It was the true America that I met there, and I am glad that I had the experience. Tzrrmzty-vziizc 3