Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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The Browsing Corner The 1937-38 campaign of the FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY was launched one evening during National Book Wfeek. After-dinner coffee was served in the library, thus affording nn excellent opportunity for the girls to see the display of new hooks loaned hy n jolwlver, and to hrowse among them, and to eventually select the hooks they wanted to give the lilvrnry. In the spring, a newsy letter was sent to the alumni reminding them of the FRIENDS Oli TI-IE LIBRARY and many of them responded most generously with gifts of hooks and money. Of the two hundred and eighty-two members made up of under-graduates. alumni, faculty and trustees, hfty-hve are from this yenr's group of new students and faculty. Sctfevzty-four

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THE HACK ff The Centenary Glee Club Wfe look back with happiness and satisfaction on another year of singing. Wllilc our major activity is our participation at Sunday vespers and special chapel services, we enjoy the experience of singing at other occasions. A number of us were asked to do the choral numbers in Stephen Foster , the play given by the Callilogian Societyg and we were pleased to be a part of the school's pro- gram at the Newark Annual Conference, after which we were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Trevorrow for luncheon. Our singing at the Conference brought us an invitation to sing at the Methodist Church in Elizabeth, N. The crowning event of the year came as a surprise. This was not our year to go to Atlantic City, but we received a special invitation from Haddon Hall, Our concert this time included the violin ensemble group. Several of the vocal students have been soloists from time to time, and no little credit for the choral work is due to Betty Lees for her excellent accompanying. A new and interesting experience was the making of records, and some of these were thc songs used in the May Fete pageant. MEMBERS Gladys Alvarez Elizabeth Apgar Jacqueline Bavier Mary Louise Bogert Louise Bowne Mary Calkins Betty Chodos Virginia Chute Bette Cooper Ethelwyn Cosbey Barbara Douglas jane Dumont jean Duncan lNfary Field Phyllis lfridirici Elizabeth Havey .loan Herman Ruth Kilborne Charlotte Kleinfeld Doris Lambdin Betty Lees Priscilla McKeever Esther McKiernan Madeleine Moffett Doris Ohlrogge Eleanor Rencken Seccvlfy-th1'1'0 jean Rogers Lorraine Rogers Virginia Rumsey Elisabeth Schindler Patricia Seely Clara Smith jane Taylor Ruth Thiel Eunice Thomas Marjorie Townsend -lanice Wiire Ruth Willis Emily Youngs

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