Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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Let us join in happy chorus: Hear us as we say, Centenary - Alma Mater, Be with us today. Worcir Ann Bechtel Virginia Blakeslee Ruthanne Rodgers Elsie Ryon l I l 'in 'I VU: n ., ar- -4 A f - I 53a,fj :.f f 'R '1J'1.'.'.:' .. - ,. -N , W' L.-,?f2r1q3f,,' '.1'Q1.-' 'fl- ff-4-i7'L'fl',f 'Says:f .-'if-Ziifi'--ef2i3.zLa:-cf'-' ., -, .. , lvl' .-fi? .41-a ...a.aa::'?a:1 rfffes-a.ff -.x-fi'- a',.r'z-asa . t V X, -- - -S 't a lm Y-L ' ' - ' ' - --- THE HACK BOARD Editor-in-Chief Louise Soule Afyociate Etiitorx' I Bttfinefy Editorf Virginia Egolf Clara Corell Janet Nyhuis Josephine Griffith - Hope Hersey Art Editors Photography Jean Collins Virginia Haggett Barbara Wakefield Grace Brewster Literary Staff I janet Cady Alys Reese Q Virginia Kulp Beverly Ward jane MacLarcly Mary jane Conover Freybmere Representatives Norma Stamp Jeanne Young .. , M , 'f'f f...,','. . , 'I- ww- f . ,E-..,e1A-.. V-H... ...,----- '- l OR COLLEGE CENTENARY JUNI HAcKETTsTowN. NEW JERSEY ESIDENT HURST ROBINS ANDERSON. PR p June 9, 1945 To the Class of 1945: ' ' ' hundreds of our young friends bring to Every year at this time, even during war, h U ' ces Here at Centenary we have had happy hours toget erg a close their college experien . D I , you have built for yourselves a framework of experience which you will always carry wit ' ' - h crowded into a short interval of time what h d lfl f Cl, 0 ZW ou ou ave ma e 1 eong rien s y u e h ew knowledge. You have ac- Y S Y . would have taken years to accomplish alone. You ave n . , ' ' ' ' f l' in ' ou have changed your views about some things, quired new skills and habits o iv g, y you have widened your horizons, you have gotten your moorings, come to some convic- ' ' ' l'fe more fully. You are now more 'ons and beliefs which should help you to enjoy 1 I1 I nearly ready for the mature world into' which you are going. ' ' ' f h' h o In this after-college world all of you will be given a function to per orm w ic y u lb cred to erform to the best of your ability. There can perform, and which you wil e expe p ' ' ' h f nd many things to do here, things 1S a job ready for each of you. As you ave ou that have needed to be done, things that have made you better because you have done ' d h d f ou similar urgent claims on your time and attention. You them, you will fin a ea o y will be pulled this way and that, expected to do dozens of things and all at the same time. The crucial phase of this situation, either in or out of college, can be phrased in . . h. the form of two questions: What will you choose to do? How will you do those t ings which you choose? These answers which I cherish for you are these: first, choose to do those things ' l ' h ckless abandon which the world needs most to have done, second, give yourse ves wit re to the accomplishment of these objectives. Part of our trouble frankly is that we think ch about ourselves There is a current play entitled The Searching Wind which too mu . presents the wind of social and economic upheaval which is blowing fiercely in all parts ' l f of the world today. It is a good play. One of the characters suggests a great dea o our current difficulty in these words: We are an ignorant generation. We see so much and know so little, maybe because we think about ourselves so much . . . Everybody thinks about himself, no matter what happens. I hope this concern about self will not be characteristic of members of the class of 1945. It has certainly not been true of you during your life here. When you have seen at need, you have sought to provide for it. You have helped to build a standard of student life and .government of which we are proud. You must continue to live this way. There 322112 l0b5 to be 510116, blgger than you may now realize. Tackle them. Do your share. Th. O pass aroun them. Give yourselves to them, give your lives to them if necessary. 151, .ITN-2IHbCrS Of the graduating class of 1945, is in the spirit of our great American tradition. Never part from it. It is our greatest and most cherished heritage. J W 'I V' X 1,1 f f if , f ff-f ,, ff '44 'XV' f7f,' ATU' W W 'f' A fffs cffn ', 4 - f F. '4 J 'I' if 'P -, ,C ibecbcdfion To HURST ROBINS ANDERSON, our President, the class of forty-five is proud to dedicate its yearbook. During our two years here at Centenary he has given us Wisdom and understanding which has helped prepare us for the future. He has shown interest in our numerous problems, and his skillful guidance has lightened many a load. He possesses a deep insight into human nature, a quality which makes him admired by everyone, and We are proud to have been his first class. U -- MY- V P -1-'tw'-a-'f1'2t-.-r wp --,,f:.1 t ,, , 4- ,,,, .l,,,,V,.,f FACULTY No Hack would ever be complete without a sincere word of appreciation to the faculty. You have been inspiring friends and grand sports, everyone of you. Do you remember the baseball game we had in the Grove on the first Guild picnic? Confidentially, you were much better players than we had thought you would be. We were one surprised bunch of girls when the final score was decided. And do you remember all the little tricks we played on you in your classes? They weren't very originalg a lot of them must have seemed pretty silly to you. But when you laughed and played along with us, you were our friends for life. We'll never forget the lessons you have taught us. Centenary was a lot different from high school. We had many new people to meet, and new customs with which to become acquainted. We were so anxious to make friends. And you were always so friendly yourselves and so helpful that in a few weeks we felt as though we had been here all our lives. . Regardless of how far we travel from the Ivied Halls, we shall remember your patience, your kindness, and your thoughtfulnegg, THE FACULTY HURST ROBINS ANDERSON, B.A., M.S. .... .,A,,,.,, p ,.e,,,ge,,, MARGARET ELLEN HIGHT, B.A., M.A. ....... , .,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,.', Dem FREDERICK ARTHUR METS ........E... ........ D irector of Mnfic ALEXANDRIA SPENCE, B.A., M.A. ..... ,44, 1-1 Omg Economic, ELISE GARNER A......... ..................E.....,..,..,................E... .,..... M ii Jic HAMILTON GRAHAM DUBCIS, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. .... .. .,......... Englich LEILA R. CUSTARD, B.A., Pd.E., M.A., Ph.D. ..................................... ........ S ocial Science Exchange teacher to Santiago College, Chile SENORA JOSEFINA AGUIRRE .......L..............,,...........,.......,.........,. Latin Anierican Relationx Exchange teacher from Santiago College, Chile AGNES L. SHEEHAN, B.S.S. ................................................................,..... Secretarial Stndiei IEAN KUYL STEWART, R.N. ......... ..,...,. H ealth ancl Phyfical Eciacation WALTER G. STEWART, B.A., Ph.D. .... . ELIZABETH GREGORY, B.S., M.A. ..........,.. . CHARLES HAMMOND BLATCHFORD, JR., B VIRGINIA BLISS BLATCHFORD, B.A., RN. G. MARGUERITE CARLSON, B.A., M.A. ROBERT B. GAREER, B.A., B.D., M.A. MYRTLE GODDIN, B.A., M.A. ................. .. GILBERTA DANIELS GOODWIN, B.S., M.A. MARVIN W. GREEN, B.A., B.D. .... ....... . . HELEN G. LEWIS, B.A., M.A. ..... .. ELIZABETH REDMAN, B.S. HENRY A. C. ROSS ......... .A., M.A. .... . . Natirral Science Horne Econornicx Social Science Nataral Science E. Speech anal Dramatic Art Pxychology Langnagex ...........,,..... . Art Chrixtian Ethics Social Science and English Health anti Phyfical Eclacation Secretarial Stncliex , ,f., ,ff ,,f, ww 2 5 . 3 1 o SENICR CLASS OFFICERS Pfeficienzf .......... NANCY ANDERSON Vice-President ....... ..........,.... J UDY WYLLIE Secretary .,..... ....., V IRGINIA BLAKESLEE Tmzmref ,....,...... ...... D OROTHY ROLLER Sergeant-of-Army .,... . .Q... JANIS HAINES Clam Colon ' A Clam Motto Blue and White Lest We Forge-t I SOULIL ,,,.,...-- f,.,7f 53- .1 -411914 ,ar -I - NANCY ANDERSON 1 One Orchard Road Shrewsbury, Mass. ' Delta Sigma Sigma, May 9, 1925 Phi Iota Honorary Society, '45, Freshman Class Vice- Presidentf Leaders Corps, '44, '45, Water Ballet, '44, Senior Class President, '45, Orientation Committee, '45, Outing Cluh, '44, '45, Chorus, '44, '45, Guild, '44, '45, Student Council, '45,' Spilled Ink, '45,' Senior Life Saving, '44,' Freshman Dance Committee, '44, Andy . . , Sweet smile . . . Gee, kids! guess What . . . Dimples . . . Class meetings . Kids, this will only rake a second . , . Cut 's up for the Army Air Corps. .f 4.6 -aKwfe,:wr1va'i'4E'mav' A -4 awww-wfwf-11' CE TE RUTH KULP Rosedale Drive Pottstown, Pa. Delta Sigma Sigma, September 18, 1925 Phi Iota Honorary Society, '45,' Book Cluh, '44,' Secretary of Book Cluh, '45,' French Cluh, '45,' Guild, '44, '45,' Hack Board, '44,' Chorus, '45,' Spilled Ink, '44,' Spilled Ink Editor, '45,' Orientation Committee, '45,' Leaders Corps, '45,' Outing Cluh, '44, '45,' Freshman Initiation Committee, '45,' Freshman Dance Committee, '44,' Din- ner Cluh, '45, Ruthie . . . Innocence bliss . . . Crumps . . . Dear, what shall we wear tomorrow? . . . Duke and the Duchess . . . Mischief maker . . . ARY When day is done. '. ' . v' ' 'f' - 3 --'ffl ' '- Iilffwf ' 'if-f'i7 ' 'E'P.i-1.57 'T- ': '-.zrr ag, Y .J , . - st i . 'Q '.u45a1.,7.ugg'f 'uri-Sinn-.vGrg6F'.-Q5-. ?ef'.i'l2 7. . ff, .I 122' 1.5! , 1, 125 '- Jil. A' 1 f't' ' - e--- ' - - ' - f -f - - . f' .4-,,.,,.,.: . ga.-.-,QA 5.,a,4,:.-g4.-.-- .'...,,,.-. , - ,,. .-:',,.,p- X:m.:w- 1 . -'m:b.: RUTH STENGELIN 1538 Asylum Avenue West Hartford, Conn. Delta Sigma Sigma, June 12, 1925 Phi Iota Honorary Society, '45, Student Council Preii- dent, '45,' Student Council, '44,' Clary Baxhethall Team, '44, '45,' Honorary Bafhethall, '44, '4'5,' Guild, '44, '45,' Spanirh Cluh, '44, '45,' Water Ballet, '44,' Senior Life Saving, '45,' Leadery Corpf, '44,' Orientation Committee, '45,' Senior Dance Committee, '45,' Outing Cluh, '45,' judicial Board, '45. Stinky . . . Hartford lover . . . I think it's cunnin ' . . . adores Van Johnson , . . Will everyone please re- main a few minutes after Chapel . . . Movie cartoon lover . . Friendliness is her motto, GRADUATE The curtain hangerf. LOUISE SOULE 52 Woodland Street . Wethersfield, Conn. Delta Sigma Sigma, August 28, 1925 Phi Iota Honorary Society '45,' Editor-in-chief of Hachy Spanifh Cluh Sergeant-at-Arms, '44,' Spanifh Cluh Secre- tary, '45,' Orientation Committee, '45,' Freshman Dance Committee, '44,' Guild, '44, '45,' Leaderx Corps, '45,' Clan Barhethall Team, '44, '45,' Spilled Ink, '45,' Water Ballet, '44,' Outing Cluh, '45,' International Relationr Cluh, '44,' Commencement Committee, '45. Soulie . . . Let's go to a burlie . . . Her man Oscar . . . Oh, you're f-r-e-s-h , . . The devil in her eyes . . . Think I'll take a nap . . . Get me some candy, kids. , .,.-.1-4, nl, . nr. , ,,,.,.,.,'fr. .,,..,, wfvfrfrlf - 13 N ' iQf2aqS1'a.,,3, f.if ' faSEQ,-if,-153Stf'gA...f.f'e-'..f,u...- Au-P Lf vf i 1.4! - ., ,.... -Jw, ,gag , ,tap tt .-f an -me-L' ii-, tg -441'-Tiifl'L4?E,Tz:T1,u,:. 2 -71111 wer M H , ,. , ....A. ,, ,,,,..W,,.Q.-fnaawsazni MARIAN ALBRECHT Marshalls Creek, Pa. Theta Epsilon Nu, March 8, 1926 Guild, '44, '45,' Outing Club, '44, '45,' Outing Club Presi- dent, '45, Water Ballet, '44, Senior Life Saving, '44, A. A, Trearurer, '45, Sorority Treasurer, '45,' Swimming Leader, '45, Book Club, '45,' Spilled Ink, '45,' Dinner Club. I Mimi . . . Oh, that Outing Club . . . That guy in the fox hole . , . 'Tm all confused . . . Big blue eyes . . . That blond, blond hair. CE TE l GLORIA HACKELING 148 Mill Spring Road Manhasset, N. Y. Theta Epsilon Nu, November 4, 1926 Pbi Iota Honorary Society, '45, Sorority Prerident, '45,' International Relationf Club, '44, '45,' Trearurer of In- ternational Relationr Club, '45,' Guild, '44, '45,' Orienta- tion Committee, '45,' Outing Club, '44,' '45,- Frencb Club, '45, Book Club, '45,' Spilled Ink, '45,' Dinner Club, '45,' Frencb Cabaret, '45,' Inter-Sorority Dance Committee, '44, Modern Dance, '44. Glo . . . Those wonderful Merchant Marines - Bud, Bud, Bud . . , Centenary's sweetheart . . . Hurry up kids . . . Lounge Wedding . . . Do you think l could ever look sophisticated? Can it be tbat tbey are doing bomework? l x . f 1 ez. ef.H-,.. - ,2i5? ' rt.-a,--w.,,,. . -. . , n p , g pyp ., ,t., -, C . H . s , ,,, V, A p g ,K i - ., Central bu z me a line GRADUATE .I 1 , 2' . JANE ANCONA 11 North Hanover Street Pottstown, Pa. Theta Epsilon Nu, August 2, 1925 Sergeant-af-Army of Sororily, '45.' Clary Barketball Team, '44, '45,' Clary Soflball Team, '44,' Trearurer of Guild, '45.' Outing Club, 45. Janie . . . Love, will you make up your mind . pet love is roller skating . . , those Philly papers . . . Known for her musical interpretation of the word what . LOIS VIRGINIA BARNES 719 Hanford Place Westheld, N. J. Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 18, 1925 Centenary Players, '44,' Modern Dance Honorx, '44,' Hack Buxinefr Sill-g, '44,' Outing Club, '45, Guild, '44, '45,' Ginny . . . Anyone want a hot Water bottle? . . . likes dancing . . . Got a date with an Angel . . . farmer's wife. I X , jf X- ,uit A- , as I syffw S f ug Z f , PN, 7 , if 1- Q f umm 44 .... ..-,- - v,..:.- 1- , , 'fr A' t ' F' - A L. . .. ' - ' ' I 'J 1 v Half! fagg' ' 4'-Nc:-r , ,W .,- ,..,--f F Y W an in Y WW-5 42.2- -Ili.. BARBARA ANN BANKS 160 Elmhurst Street West Hartford, Conn. Sigma Epsilon Phi, November 12, 1925 Student Council Treasurer, '45,' Book Club, '44, '45,' Out- ing Club, '44, '45,' Student Activities Fund Treasurer, '45,' Recreational Games Committee, '45,' Cbairman Fresbman jackets, '44,' May Fete, '44,' Water Ballet, '44, Sorority Dance Committee, '44 Biddle . . . mile long eyelashes . . . then there's always Chemistry . . . I don't believe it . . . talks in her sleep . . . Oh, my gosh . CE R elaxingu '--W -i TE ARY BARBARA HUBBELL 2 Putting Lane Garden City, N. Y. Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 27, 1925 Fresbman Dance Committee, 44,' Outing Club, '44, '45,' W. A. A. Secretary, r'45,' Lounge Committee, '44,' Water Ballet, '445 Leatlers Corps, '45.' Diok President Executive Aclzfisor, '45. Mopie . . , I-le's so divine! . . . sleepy-head . . . Jay . . . running out in the rain for those wings . . . the only hill in Garden City. 'SWF aww' am- A-difvf' H+ ' :-1' :-.1'-1-'-1 at-cr ,pf ' fir , 417: :':g:.-.fma-.,.,.,. ,, ,, ' :gin--m-,iifqmf iff' 1' am ' 4 H I , .. , t, I I 925 , '-I-l. 'Ui HJ un.Zf6'Y E.l':'a'bfl!6 l . . . jay the only PHYLLIS RUNG BEACHUM RUTH MARIE LQZIER 254 Regent Street Hampton, Va. Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 5, 1925 Fafbion Sbou' '44,' Outing Club, '4-4: Camera Club, '45.' Guild, '44, '45,' Guilfl Committee, '-45. 'Phyl . . . Past tense - Rung . . . You hear . . Lon McCallister favorite - resembles hubby. rw-A i-Y Tubing tbe terlcly beam for 41 fide- .k-gkr V V K W Y I W Y YY VW-WJJ,-li-4 403 River Road Bogota, N. J. Sigma Epsilon Phi, September 9, 1925 Spanirb Club, '44, '45,' Camera Club, '44, '45, Outing Club, '44, Guild, '44, '45, Faxbiou Sbow, '44, Pureutr' Day Committee, '45,' Guild Committee, '45. Rufus . . . Another Van Johnson fan . . . Glory be . . . I.et's ask the ouija board . . . big blue eyes. E ,,,,,,,t,,,,W1+t:mu:t,i7MZ4ZW 1-nun-u--------- .,,, LUCILLE BENNETT 200 Carlton Terrace Teaneck, N. Theta Epsilon Nu, February 14, 1925 International Relations Club, '44,' Centenary Players, '44, H k B siness Staf, '44,' Guilcl, '44, '45,' Outing Club, as u '44,' Inter-Sorority Dance, '44,' Leaders Corps, '45,' Senior Dance Committee, '45,' Fire Warden, '45, Red . . . 3 cheers for the Irish . . . Grilled cheese sand- wiches . . . Oh my achin' back . . . Isn't that wicked . i JEAN NEVIUS 627 Prospect Street Westneld, N. J. Theta Epsilon Nu, july 25, 1925 Chorus, '45g Centenary Players, '-45. Jeanie . . . Oh that Navy or just call me Margie . . . Green with a capital G . . . Infectious giggle . . . V. I. transfer. CE TE ARY Those letters must be interesting. z.. .fi.f4-1- --e4,,:..J - :::.+'f.-4:..:i---'M-4 V A f . -14w1-1-Hfdwfffb'--ff'1'f:'-mei'-1 .:a. ,,,m,,,,,. , ,, ,, , V r GRACE BREWSTER 104 Orange Street Port Jervis, N. Y. Sigma Epsilon Phi, June 19, 1925 Camera Club Sergeant-at-Army, '44,' Diok Secretary, '45,' Guild, '44, '45,' Outing Club, '44, '45,' Cborus Librarian, '44, '45,' Spanixb Club, '44,' Hack Board, '45,' Publicity Staff, W. A. A., '45. Gae . . . definitely a camera fiend .- . . spring-fever gal . . . a Maine fan, . . . kittens 'n cats . . . wall-pounder . . Sh-h-h . GRADUATE Time out for a cbat. was fur. 3 , ,H ,, tg.: . .- V .. , .-ig .-4. - :.,, . VIRGINIA HAGGETT' 22 Fleetwood Street Portland 5, Maine Sigma Epsilon Phi, January 25, 1925 Frencb Club Vice-President, '44,' Camera Club Secretary- Treafurer, '44,' Guild Representative, '44,' Outing Club, '44, '45 3 Interrorority Dance Committee, '45, Hack Board, '45,' Life Saving, '44. Ginnie . . . Aren't you a dahlin' . . . jelly doughnuts . . . sports . . , Come ya, Smelley . . . There's no place like Maine. ffvzx-4:-ff-:a,:'z1.q'lv:v1'1f's: v:,.-,fm-.:,..v,f-,-Ll-.1-A-ft: 1-at-ra: -.-1.-Q .-...1i.-.,. ...Q ,. ,,.- ., . . .-,t,+.q1..-3.5 - .fs-H, -,'1m,- f- - , f ,, ww,-.,.---, ',, .ha-. 1 z fi-. aa ia-1 -'J-0. . 1,.. ,. ,1.. f ... Jr. vm - 4,,.-, 4 Sfjjmlj: ,-s..,..fx.,. --- J- , ,,....,,,,u E 2 i I l WMV, .X - ,f,.,,,,,.. .,...,... . .. , JEAN COLLINS 7939 Winston Road ' ' Chestnut Hill, Pa. l Delta Sigma Sigma, April 20, 1925 Hall President, '44, Student Council, '44, Secretary, '45,' ' Mademoiselle Representative, '45,' Spanish Club, Vice- ' president, '45,' Chorus, '44, '45,' Guild, '44, '45,' Outing l ' Club, '45,' Book Club, '45,' Class Dance Committee, '45. M l ij? M vt: Q Jean , . . Don't you think my hair has grown? . . . ip, ii Writing pink slips . . . an actress at heart . . .living in the bathtub . . . I simply must get up at 6Z30', . . . V -.1 V at - 4 il. 4 . r i L s 5. l E F, v 1 i L CE Y, ,, i L l ,, w ill. .ll E s 5 l ANITA CORDES 149 Hampton Road Garden City, N. Y. Sigma Epsilon Phi, April 15, l926 Phi Iota Honorary Society, '45, President of the W. A. A., '45,' Outing Club, Vice-president, '44, Chairman of Class Day, '45,' Camera Club, '45,' Book Club, '45,' Guild, '44, '45,' Leaders Corps, '44, '45, Spanish Club, Sergeant-at Arms, '45,' Cheerleading Committee Chairman, '45,' Bas- ketball Team, Captain, '44,' Basketball Team, '45,' Hockey Team, '44, '45, Nita . . . those personality imitations . . . What I want to say to you is this . . . Caroline. . . I get a big charge out of that! . . . loves shorthand . . . TENARY Solving the gas problem. l I K Y 2 l 3 I X C l sr ,1 , lik r ' 1, i Music maestro pleme. GRADUATE LYNDALL COLEMAN DOROTHY POPE 924 Garrison Avenue 576 Standish Road Teaneck N J Teaneck N ,.J. 3 7 7 3 Theta Epsilon Nu September 14 1925 Theta Epsilon Nu March 15 1926 Spilled Ink, '45,' Leader? Corpr, '45,' Guild, '45,' Poster Club, '45,' W.A.A., '45,' Cheerleader, '-45. Lynn . . . Omigoodness . . . fuchsia . . . wonderful seamstress . . . record collector . . . lindy hop . . . Harry james . . . original designs . . . '11-w..xiu,.1.4h :-4a.i'U4'2 1, ,.,:. W--If 1, Active at Virginia Intermonty Iriteruuzfiomzl Relations Club, '45,' Leader? Corpf, '-455 Senior Life Surfing, '45. Porte Dope . . . laughs a lot . . . candy and sundaes forever . . . human alarm clock . . . jitterbug . . . shower troubadour . . . V. I. Transfer. -- 4. . .l qu, 4,----' - rust'-1:15-S..-n.' 5-55 -w - :iqfQ,,3p:yL35.g4,b'7--if 'ff-Q , 'f,i,,,1,g43Q:p.i,5,gpg,3ii:-ip'ff: -mfg Zl,jS?'.Fi27Q,,,': if , , X -N-up 1 I xx iiv ' - tirsv-4'.,1, -'f,:a' NX -h 53... .V . at ,Q -, . M -sf-1--.T vs X- -1rf 1--A' ' ,ahgfzsae-.,. q.. 1 1 ,- M MARY J. CONOVER 1095 Kenyon Avenue Plainfield, N. J. Theta Epsilon Nu, june 50, 1925 Sports Editor of' Spilled Ink, '45, Secretary of the Inter- ' ' ' ' Ch ' an of the national Relations Club, 44, Program airrn International Relations Club, '45,' Representative of the Guild, '45,' Outing Club, '44, '45,' Book Club, '45,' Cam- era Club, '45,' Hack Board, '45,' Basketball, '45. J. . . . Now, Listen . . . Looking forward to that June wedding . . . Roger . . . Want some food? . . . Those daily 'phone calls! r t i 2 5 4 1 2 Riding high on the Gregory expr ess. TE ARY JANE MACLARDY 110 Rockaway Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. Theta Epsilon Nu, April 26, 1925 P 'dent of the Camera Club, '45, Treasurer of the Span- resi ish Club '45,' Hack Staf, '45,' Chorus, '44, '45,' Spzlled Ink Staffs '45,' Chaplain of Peith, '45, Hockey, '44, '45,' Softball, '44, '45,' Water Ballet, '44,' Sorority Trophy Con- test, '44, '45. Mug . . . deep sleeper . . . juicy stories . . . Jeezie Peezie . . . plaid shirts . . . Now honestly, kids! . . . home-made haircuts. ,,,-......................-...un . AW. ff I M . -f ' f'3'-' 4 PQ- evgwm:w:Qw.'5ff-fwfrif-:V -when-, r-f-ff -- . J ---- ..,, , 1 ph W H ' - - Y A- ,- ,, .. , ,, -, t g,.g-,lat-.v.. -. f., ' E sqbccu -f-f.v-await:-'t - -.M 'f . V' ..'.e-at-2 , ?f'v.1lf41 ',:5i:'.::-zffiet..-':--11'-v.- we , re 5 fd- 5 :us I 511. pr 13+ ,cz .3 'CLARA LOUISE CORELL BARBARA NIX WAKEFIELD Chatterton .AVCHL16 Bfompfgn Road New York City Delta Sigma Sigma, April 20, 1925 Prexident of Frencb Club, '45,' Buriners Editor of tbe Hack Board, '45,' Guild, '44, '45,' Camera Club, '44, '45,' Outing Club, '44, '45,' Frerbman Dance Committee, '44,' Senior Dance Committee, '45,' Dinner Club, '44,' Centen- ary Players, '44, Secretary of Refolutionx for Junior Col- lege Conferencerg '45. Chic . . . Good Neighbor Policy to the North . . . Those tuna and onion sandwiches . . . Gonna wash my hair tomorrow! . . . West Point Gal . . . walking dic- tionary . . . GRADUATE Playful roommate, i5n't fbe, Bobby? Garden City, N. Y Delta Sigma Sigma, November 24 1925 Art Editor of tbe Hack, '45,' Dinner Club 44 French Club, '45,' Guild, '44, '45,' Leader: Corp: 45 Sorority Tea Committee, '45,- Graduation Committee 45 Bobbie . . . I just ado-o-ore -- ! . . . Oh' for a butt' . . . Wanna go down town? . . . Always eating Tres Feminine. ' 'fr2'f'7 i'? T,- T ., -wffr-uv' ' '- aipub ,HI H . , , er--' 4,-' 55,7-fr' -' 2,-Lge? A F- - I -1-' -ff .,. , . .....- 1 A, a.x.A.,- rf,-.-M 'l 'Q---' Q if fi n .. , . f . 4. ,-'. ':--- - Y 'W 2 1' ' -V-,1'-fl.s..'f , Sr ,fe :Saga ., V ., ,. ,- 'xr' JS' '. f, '-f f '- 7-.- ', 1. --ji, .41 Q:.1-,1:'.-,-.,-,-ja-121575-lfiis ' f'-Lx'-QWLLL ics.-t,1.f ff Q . 'zfL,i-Aeu- --lr-'NS 1-. 5 ::?4g :::qQ: M71-wfi5'Q:5,.:,-'?g,f3f fgkggg -1-rx,-' 1- .La...4--A cf' ' E aim ' N ' ' ,'5'T?K53e2.3.Sj:,.,:-:bf:.:,vr z..- .w.r,, A,m-7'-v-' A D 'L' ' , 1,11 Q wr I vy-nf, an - , , f ,E N ' f A X ,L swim F7 c K. 4, K,-N: Ann. x y MARY ANN DAVIS 975 Park Avenue New York City Sigma Epsilon Phi, june 25, 1925 Frencb Club, '44, '45,' Spanisb Club, '44, '45,' Frencb Cabaret Play, '44,' Guild, '44, '45,' Hockey, '44,' Room Drawing Committee, '44,' Basketball, '44,' Tennis, '44,' Bowling, '45,' Badminton, '44. Pat . . . Who's fickle? . . , Gobs of love for the Navy . . . Troops of love for the Army . . . Oh! He looks just like jay! CE TE diffs f T. , ,,o, , 1 a ,, I fi BEVERLY L. USDAN 54 Lawrence Avenue Lawrence, N. Y. Sigma Epsilon Phi, March 51, 1926 Basketball, '44,' Tennis, '44,' Golf, '44, '45,' Bowling, '45,' Frencb Club, '44, '45,' Guild, '44, '45,' Spanisb Club, '44, '45. Bevie . . . l've got the best husband in the worlcll' . . . Always . . . Orchids . . . Today's my monthaver- sary . . . '-'My name is MRS. Usdan, if you please! . . We bet tbat letter is a good one. ARY V - SHT l la, lf l w l 5, ll -3 . --J .-f - rv--. ' .,.. rrfrwwf -fe-M -- s. ,Y . ' , V ' .,s.,1ea,fre,a.-ages....a44.ra.,.a,1.,,a 1 , fs - 2- ff - V . , C . - .- . ARLENE DESHAZO 53 Morse Avenue East Orange, N. J. Delta Sigma Sigma, December 30, 1925 Guild, '44, '45,' French Cluh, '45,' Hockey Team, '44, Barkethall Team, '44,' Lounge Committee, '44,' Class Dance, '45,' French Caharet, '45,' Sorority Party, '44, I'll Get By . . . Ted and Yale . . . loves the Marines! . . . Stinkie-puss . . . that cute nightie . . . those Florida oranges . . . GRAD ATE Dot antl Arlene with their zoo. DOROTHY E. ROLLER 58 Washington Avenue Garden City, N. Y. 4 Theta Epsilon Nu, June 22 1925. 7 l Clan Trearurer, '44, '45,' Peith Sorority, Executive Board,- Camera Cluh, '45,' French Cluh, '45,' Dinner Cluh, '44, Guild, '44, '45,' Lounge Committee, '44,' Sorority Tea, '45,' Inter-Sorority Dance, '44,' French Caharet, '45, Dottie . . . clicking knitting needles . . . Hello, Baby . . . Whoops, my back . . . that cute baby talk . . . assistant to Morganthau . . . fu-.nn-': '1::. M 1 R K -,,T,,,- - V --- V-f----'W--mf' f:Ng!,,h,y,,,,.,.,,.,.,,,,,,5t,..g, ,.,u,:.rwV1'f N553 -ff ' A ' .,,, Q .1 H . , 13, 4 r 1 4 ,xl 1 nwvammmm -. .,,..,, . ., GENEVIEVE DIAZ 5 jane Street New York City i Delta Sigma Sigma, january 3, 1924 Spanlsb Club, Prerulent, '44, '45,' Frencb Club, '44, '45,' Book Club, '45, International Relatloni, Honorary Mem- ber, '45,' Leatler'.f Corpt, '45. Gennie . . , Oh, Jeemy! . . . Do you know what? . . . I Dream of You . . . Don't say that . . . You embarrass me. . . . olives. 1 g CE TE . . ,uaawfaaz i ERNA OSKARSDOTTIR 21 Ingolfsstraiti Reykjavik, Iceland Delta Sigma Sigma, January 10, 1924 International Relationy Club, '44, Honorary Member, '45, Camera Club, '44, '45, Book Club, '45, Spanish Club, '45, Diner at four o'clock . . . New York, here I come! . . . Boy, oh, boy . . . What about all those men? . . . Our Icelandic blonde . . . gARY A Jerious moment. L ' f- , ,,,., ,,.. , , 4 ,tl A., .-,-,. 1-.- .- , . , . Browfing or a gootl book GRADUATE S . f - 1 l i EMILIE ANN DOUGLASS 25 Liberty Street Newton, N. J. - Delta Sigma Sigma, June 7, 1925 Cborut, '44, '45,' International Relationi Club, '44,' Span- iyb Club, '44,' Frencb Club, '44,' Book Club, '45,' Outing Club, '44, '45,' War Bond Committee, '44, Doug . . . Always on time??! . . . Oh, you make me so mad! . . . Sixty . . . Guess I'1l stay here this week- end . . . Love for the Navy Air Corps. EDITH GLORIA HANSEN 1173 East 29th Street Brooklyn, N. Y. Sigma Epsilon Phi, May 25, 1925 Hockey Vanity Team '44, '45,' Hockey Honorary Team, Baxketball Vanity Team, '44, '45, Leaclen Corpi, '44 '45,' Book Club, '45,' Outing Club, '45,' Clan Dance, '44, '45, Scbubertir Alley, '44,' Guild, '44, '45,' Cboruf, '44 '45,' Social Actiuitier Committee, '44. Gimp . . . Oh he reminds me so much of Al! . . 87611 ??? . . . And I told him not to write mushy letters . . . an all-round athlete. I P l f 14 5,7 uf 4 T I I 1 I. 2 1 ' . v- ....,. . - .... ' , E f,. .,.., , 1 , I 4 ,,' ,I . ,, . ,.,,z.., .w .f JT. H., , nt VWV, ,F - ' '1-1 , ' ,-my r, 5 . Y V 5 .g ,,,:,,:,g,T g,,.3L:3.j:.TffjLfiL' 'ft'L-giliglggx 1fi1ai,5--i ' .-,. - -f fB5.?Q!SL,. , . .. he 11' iff' 'iffirf' gei M '1:1.:4 '-e.afe.a:- I J .Li ,rr -cvrf : , J, vga,-,w ,Q pgrnnarn-r-rm! N 119-X L 47 I , , E E' x .UL 1 -XRJA-xv-:K-.yn-jezzf. :,f,.,..z,. ' ' ,fm ' VN- -'-2' '1-E 5 5 .11 -Cfiffglm-LL,,'.',1a.-,:,-L..,.f.,. S' 'L SE::2if' 3:55-.-it-15.2. PATRICIA J 4600 Maryland Avenue F Wrestle while you workf CETE ARY ANE MAHAN JUDY HOWELL EDWARDS , airview Avenue St. Louis, Mo. East Wihiston, N. Y. Delta Si ma Sigma May 22, 1925 Sigma Epsilon Phi, March 15, 1926 g , Guild, '44, '45, Cbrixtmas Play, '44, May Fete, '44, Lead- Baxketball Team, '44, Honorary Baiketball Team, '44,' er: Corpx, '45,' Sergeant-at-Arm: of Sorority, '45. Baseball Team, '44, Guild, '44, '45,' Leader: Corps, '44, '45, May Fete, '44,' A. A. Vice-President, '45, Patty , . . Oh you all . . . Collector of stuffed animals Jude Ed . . . I must write Art . . . Heavy sleeper ' ' ' . . . There's no place like home , . . loves basketball . . . weekly haircuts . . . You've lust got to come visit me . . . a Wit-knit knitter. . . . Leave Raggedy alone . M.. ., ..e.,.,,,..,..,l ,.,.. ,.,.. , ,,,..,,n KM, 4 ani., ,,,,,... .... .. , if -.946 I-'fill -' f- - - - 1' f --fi '-.- ' '- -.- f- v-- 2 2f?a??ZE-51254-1' -V Y'-Z!i QF1--1? f'-F2:ff'Lf65:w:f-!A+?r7' ',phs::4xf:F1:fft1.: .fzrz-vfws171,.f,- -,a-- --1-v-T we .... M , ,. - Y, - , . , .-, ,. . , , 1 .-,N .Q W. ,f .,.,,,.,.,,,-,,.,1,:l ,A fe Y ,.,,,,., av, ,.,.,.,, , ., .V ,, A wi, .Mo , , , f - . ., .f f, I , , i , ,, ...H , . , , N - n.umu4m:vQ ' I, ,'K5r'13Kw'-Y' ,ml 5.K'2!'-EFI. 4 ii ' fn - - .l li d , - - ex., -W , . , 1 -e ,f M . 'Af' ' .,. V ., A - - ., 4 1, 142 ' -- H - , V ' 1 ' ' - ' ef f le 4 . :.l:? : .-:..7i'.,. :J '- 7-i ff' 'rr'4.1 fi' '-.1 ':1l4'i :2f' - J. an-'el -L, ' ff 'L i 4 1 - 1277 -LI . 1 .,.....,,,N,c..,,,..wW,mmmu: 1 2 . . ' x 1 1 1 l JOSEPHINE GRIFFITH 34-24 86th Street Jackson Heights, N. Y. Theta Epsilon Nu, October 15, 1924 Hockey Team, '44, '45,' Baxketball Team, '44,' Hack, '45,' Honorary Hockey, '44,' Spilled Ink, '45,' Clan Dance '44, '45,' Centenary Playerx, '44, '45, International Relations Club, '44,' Guild, '44, '45,' Student Council, '45,' Camera Club, '44,'.'45,' Hall President, '45,' Cboruy, '44, '45, Jo . . . Anybody going home this week end? . . . I love that man - he's beautiful! . . . I know it,1I know it . . . music hound.- 'l 2 P. 1 1 Comfy cozy. 3 BETTY WURTZEL 1 277 West End Avenue 4 New York City Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 27, 1925 Guild, '44, '45,' Poster Club, '45, Betty . . . I hate all men! - it says here . . . her fav- orite pastime - eating . . . another blond . . . always going home. f Y-W-.14-we-v-:nrr'1'I1 'NTP ' fe 4 vt fm - ,- -- ---M-ev.- my -- -1' 4 1- -- ' ' . L -ef , .2 ,EQEQQZTQ-QL Yeti!-, . ,, gy , -ma , .a - V15 I ,ere wvrfrs ,K M U A, 1 'QW ' f -A-be 'ba' A- '- 1- '-. 1-1, 4-1 -rftf 'A'- 4 ' Lf:.,v,-.A,.,J4l'-x. JF.-.wL,,a.11.a-A: -' V ,J . Nan - L .J Az.. ,, ,.,, ,,,,.. , . f,,,f .,,,,ttu::Wf-:um t 3 f i JANIS HAINES 19 Cottage Road East Wyckoi, N. J. Theta Epsilon Nu, December 12, 1926 Sorority Vice-President, '45, Class S ergeant-at-Arms, 44, '45,' Class Hockey Team, '44, '45,' Softball Team, '44,- Chorus, '44, '45,' Basketball Manager, '44,' Guild Cabinet Member, '45,' Swimming Team, '44, '45,' French Club, '45, Modern Dance, '44,' Water Ballet -'May Pete, '44. Froggy . . . They burn! . . . Nothing like the Marines . . . Whar're you doin'? - Studying Bob . . . Cute pug nose . . . Mother!!! . . . Where's East WyckoH? If ..,.6'w.v,--v-'7 if CE TE MARY JANE STOVER S 61 Crary Avenue Binghamton, N. Y. it Sigma Epsilon Phi, July 7, 1925 Sorority President, '45, Orientation Committee, '45,' In- ' rternational Relations Club, '44,' Basketball Team, '44, '45,' Student Council, '45,' Leaders Corps, '45,' Outing Club, '45,' Recreational Games Committee, '45,' Golf Tournament, '44, Non-Athletics Euents Committee, '45, Phi Iota Honorary Society, '45, The Bells of St. Mary . . . Freeze! . . . Fort Schuyler, here I come! . . . Popcorn . . . Ace speller . . . My hair is too long. ARY Come out, come out, wherever you are. ., -,. ' . , :mv H. , ,,':gfa-:-21-T52-.::l2:e22HS25'E?if?7i?i-i3.'fiTftifif--774 5 ' V i m ' ' ' r 1- --n :-r, ,.-H .-:-- V, ,..:-13413 p . --VY ,t . 1,9 - Q yi. ., :.Vig,,,, 1,5 ' -4- ,u,f-,gee f-. ,W sv , f -,, .,-, A A A. - -- - f - - '34, 1 .. z: f , ,.1.f we .. Y Qt.. ' --.., '- ' - V---L 'U 4 ' , sN,s,fa.ysfftt- ,. X,. , , L ELIZABETH ANN HALL ELIZABETH BARNES PERRINS Worcester Mass Hamden C14D Conn 223 june Street 127 Wakeheld Street' Delta S1gma Sigma, October 27, 1925 Hall President, '44, Chorus, '44, '45,' Chairman Orienta- tion Committee, '45,' Student Council, '44,' Vice-Prexident, '45,' Swimming Inxtructor, '44, '45,' W.A.A. Board, '44,' Outing Cluh, '44, '45g Guild, '44, '45g Phi Iota Honor- ary Society, '45. Bet . . . Air Force's tops . . . Kim . . . Crosses her eyes , . . There, that's just too bad . . . Leave us go . . . indescribable laugh. GR, DUATE Shhh! Someone if going Z0 get Wei' Delta Sigma Sigma, December 10, 1925 Hockey Team, '44, Chairman Social Activity Committee, '45,' Outing Cluh, Secretary, '45,' Chairman Frefhman Dance, '44,' Centenary Playery, '44, Orientation Commitf tee, '45,' Hockey Team, '45,' C.A.P., '44,' Leader: Corp, '45,' Tennir Manager, '44, Bet . . . Rushing off to see Bud . . . First bride in the Class of '45 . . . Olga . . . That finger . . . How repul- sive! . .. , ., x-f. - C W.. 4-.,.. 1 l r HELEN HOPE HERSEY i lyl 277 Harris Avenue Needham, Mass. lf . . Sigma Epsilon Phi, November 5, 1925 Book cut, '44, 45, spatula cut, '44, Garza, '44, '45,- Dinner Cluh, '44, Hack Board Treasurer, '45,' Spillezl lnla, '44, f45,- International Relations Cluh, '45,' Outing Cluh, '44, '45,' Swimming Team, '44,' Play Committee, 3 '44. lu Hopeless . . . Can I borrow your alarm clock? . . . l No, I alon't have any candy! . . . Always dieting - to- ' I morrow . . . That who-done-it look. fl ll V il l l-1 lil :E . xii I , CE TE CATHARINE ALICIA REMSEN 722 Bard Avenue Staten Island CIOD, N. Y. Delta Sigma Sigma, April 13, 1925 Sorority Vice-Prerident, '45,' Choir, '43, '44, '45, Boola Cluh, '43, '44, Guild, '43, '44, May Court, '44, Modern Dance Demonstration, '44 Chairman Senior Dance, '45,' Social Actiuitier Committee, '44, Guilal Card Party Chair- man, '44, Chairman Choir Card Party, '44, Peaches and cream complexion . . . Things are tough all over . . . The war can't last forever . . . Dick - Dick - Dick . . . Those wonderful letters. ARY Ltwhy girly they qot mail Going somewhere? GRADUATE HELEN HILL 641 Maple Street Westheld, N. J. Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 4, 1925 Sorority Chaplain, '45, French Cluh, '45,' Choir, '44, '45' I May Fete, '44,' Leaders Corps, '45,' Book Cluh, '44,' French Caharet, '45,' Guild, '45,' Christmas Pageant, '45. Bebe . . . Could there possibly be anything else! . . . Oh, how revoking . . .boy-pajama girl . . . Oh, honestly . . . butch bangs. JANET SHERMAN y 17 Laurel Avenue Binghamton, N. Y. Delta Sigma Sigma, June 26, 1925 International Relations Cluh, '44, Golf, '44, '45,' Camera Cluh, '45, French Cluh, '45, French Caharet, '45,' Leaders Corps, '45,' Swimming, '45,' Guild, '45,' Ping Pong Tour- nament, '45,' A. A. Dance Committee, '45, Mouse . . . cabaret cigarette girl . . . Listen! Listen kids! . . . 'Tm starved . . . He's so adorable . . . Don't put me in the closet, kids. A . ,,-. -P, A: - :2 -flfnawg-:EM--me n:.:.Gv,r i .- P X X K. -..e s. .-.JM V he uh LA. Ll-' l' PHOEBE PARRY-JONES cfo Mrs. Adolphe Boisservain 1115 Fifth Avenue New York City Delta Sigma Sigma, February 18, 1925 Spanish Club Secretary.-'44, International Relations Club, . . , . In '44' International Relations Club President, 45, Frenc Club, '44, Orientation Committee, '45,' Sorority Sergeant- 'll tl I k, '44, '45, at-Arms, '45,' Conference, '44,' Spi e n Parry . . . Bones . . . Is my roomate in here? . , . Usually in a hurry . . . Can't say no . . . Eating is her favorite pastime. Parry, C E Wheat, and also their frogs. TENARY BARBARA E. I. WHEATLEY 1186 Lexington Avenue New York City Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 14, 1924 French Club, '44,' Spanish Club, '44,' Book Club, '45, Cl b, '44, '45, Spilled Ink, '45 International Relations u Centenary Players, '44,' Chorus '44,' Life Saving, '44, Wheat . . . Now everything will be perfectly all right . . . Close that window . . . human encyclopedia . . . har to find . . . Look , -W I I JEAN KLOPMAN RUTHANNE RODGERS Kingston Street 537 N. Hanover Street Midland Park, N. J. Carlisle, Pa. Theta Epsilon Nu, December 19, 1925 Delta Sigma Sigma, january 13, 1925 Spanish Club, '44,' Camera Club, '45, May Fete, '44,' Ffemlf CW5, '-451 Cflmem CZH5, '45f Guild '45i Clieef Guild, '44, '45,' Modem Dancing, '44,' Temzir, '44, '45, Leader, '45,' Leaders Corps, '45,' Spillecl Ink, '45,' May Hockey, '44, Basketball, '44, Fefe, '44, Cbriftmaf Pageant, 45,' Modem Dancing, '44. Squink . . . Golly, what'l1 I do now . . . All out for the Navy . . . Prefers dancing to eating . . . That's a Jeanne . . . Jim, he's my guy . . . Those weekends at good question, wish I had a good answer . . . Oh, those home . . . Hi there . . . Army. specials. I GRADUATES Even Pancly if fmiliug lu tbl: oue. far e e if 'i 'f'ii'f I 7 l21i1'1-,t ri a g e 'l H f ' ' , , --f' -1 --vnf-eww - -'P' 141 X lu J -V Q ,N-1., g,-..- Q .,. '. ..,.,,..- ' 'N 7 4 W ,,,,,,.,...- MARILYN KOHART DORIS SCRG 168 Nassau Boulevard 59 BCHCOU Sffeef Middletown, N. Y. Garden City, N. Y. Sigma Epsilon Phi, October 15, 1925 I Sigma Epsilon Phi, March 6, 1925 l l toni Club 'H' Book Club, '44, Lead- Frerloman Dance, '44, Senior Dance, '45, Leaders Corps, Internafionn Re a 1 5 , A -4 . '44, '45, Class Basketball Team, '44, '45, Class Hocleey err Corpx, 44.' Ff'U.flJlIldIl Danfe, '-14: Senior Dance, '45, Honor Syslenz Conzlnitlee, '4i4,' May Fefe, '44, Team, '44, '45, Water Ballet, '44, Internatzonal Rela- Boole Club, '44, Honorary Hockey Team, '44, '45, Sorority Treasnrer, '45. tions Clnb, '44, Mac . . . Oh, honestly . . . good all-around sport . . . valentines affect her . . . brothers galore . . . that Mer- Oh baby , , , passion for Humphrey Bogart , , . diets Cham Mamie Pea'19-Ckel . . . marshmallow suntlncs . . . laughs 11-plenty. Mac anal Dorix lmrc tlwir own lzeauty fl CE TE ARY arlor. all 'a-,,,f , . 3 . - , 1 me ..1rf.f.e....M .. ., , , , ' ' ' 1 'il' 'f 'A .-e i- . - V.-.,..-Qrfrf, -are-' ,-,ki -1 11'-vifh.'4.-1-,--:f2.:i. --T- va f 'f-9: !'l.5if ' -' 'ix '25 2--f -2-1'5 -i sl 1 I l 1 lil ,I I ll . 1 1 I VIRGINIA KULP Rosedale Drive Pottstown, Penna. Delta Sigma Sigma, September 18, 1925 Pbi Iota Honorary Society, '45,' Guild, '44, President, '45,- Book Club, Treasurer, '45,' Cborus, '45,' Orientation, '45,' Initiation Committee, '45,' Outing Club, '44, '45,' Leaders Corps, '45,' Sorority Tea, '45,' Recreational Planning Board, '45,' Hack, '45,' Spilled Ink, '44, '45,' Class Dance, '44,' Dinner Club, '45, Ginny . . . her heart's with a Saylor in the 1st Army . . . cokes and butts . . . no place like Pottstown-unless it's N. Y .... Let's do something exciting! GRADUATE Enjoying an afternoon snack. I l I r I I A 1 1 CAROLYN WHEELER 520 Chews Landing Road Haddonfield, N. J. Delta Sigma Sigma, March 3, 1926 Honorary Varsity Hockey '44 '45,' Hockey Class Team, '44, '45,' Book Club, '44, '45,' Leaders Corps, '44, '45,' Outing Club, '44, '45,' Guild Representative, '44, '45,' Student Council, '45,' Hall President, '45,' Associate Editor Spilled Ink, '45, Cborus, '44, '45, Dinner Club, '45. S1upper . . . Aw, come on fellas . . . writing to Dick . . . Oh, those legs! . . . Texas bound . . . loves to type??! . . . traveling drugstore . . . Now look. -. V N,.,a,.t,.a-.,,,f,a-.afmaLazywe -,- fYD5c? 5EYE5'1.'23:g3 '3'?5 Iggy X- - .-1-,r - '-' -- 9r,fQ:f'f,j,', ,,.i-,pa w f .-: a .sta L -, rx- it - W- 1- 1 ---V - -1 'f f ' 1 I I 1 -YV-.A . K,-,Q-ff'--V-'vf 95' 1 . V if ,. l ,. lx ,. l V 1 ,ll 1. AUDREY LINDBLOM 87 Magnolia Avenue Arlington, N. J. Theta Epsilon Nu, june 18, l925 Chorur, '44, '45, Chorus Secretary, '45, Sorority Secretary, '44, Camera Cluh, '44,' Outing Cluh, '44, '45,' Outing k Cl h Cluh Secretary, '44,' Spanish Cluh, '44, '45,' Boo u , '44 '45,' Guild, '44, '45,' Centenary Players, '44,' Golf Chizmpiou, '44, Spilleaf me surf, '44, Audie . . . R-e-a-l-l-y, Dahlingl' . . . Will eat anything anytime . . . Passion for breaking things . . . Willyls let- ters . . . happy and healthy, . CE TE BETTY LOU SEELY li Academy Street Liberty, N. Y. silon Phi, November 5, 1924 Sigma Ep Chorur, 44,' Cenfemrry Radio Players, 44,' Spanixh Club, ' ' ' ' ' f- ' '44' Cam- '44' Wafer Ballet. ll4l.' Life Sarnzg, 44, Guild, , era Cluh, '44, '45.' Learlerr Corpr, '44, Betsy . . lsn't that p-r-e-t-t-t-y . . . Phone calls from 'l . . . Dom . . . Last minute Susie . . . Perpetual night on Onion sandwiches . . . jelly doughnuts. X ARY Z, Laugh and your roonmmfc lallxqhr wirh j'0ll. l .lt ll- lt . Y I :ll -rr-i i fr f..f 1-vn-mgwnu . .1 - : 'wr ' 5 11:-. 1. ' ' ' u v L .. V -' -' -f ----N - if - - -1 lf' In . Q-:sf lf- A :Q : -:A 'Q-mural- ':r..., ,,-. sr, , ,. 'gg jigg Two gals anal a borse. GRADUATE VIRGINIA LUEDDEKE 112 Oakview Avenue Maplewood, N. J. Delta Sigma Sigma, June 27, 1925 Active at Virginia lntermontg Outing Club, '45, Secretary of Guild, '45,' Spanish Club, '45,' Frencb Club, '45,' Cbair- man of Date Committee for Dances, '45,' Book Club, '45,' Committee for Junior College Conference, '45. Ginny . . . That look in your eyes . . . Movie sob sis- ter . . . What I mean is . . . Blind date Cupid . . . Naval Air Corps . . . V. I. transfer. JEAN ROY 180 christopher Street Montclair, N. J. Delta Sigma Sigma, December 22, 1925 Frencb Club Secretary, '44,' International Relations Club Vice-President, '44,' Outing Club, '45,' Tennis Cbamp-ion, '44, Sorority Secretary, '45, Vice-President of Guild, '45, May Court, '44,' Leaders Corps, '45, Roy-face . . , That big red horse . . . Loves a racquet . . . What is that awful swell . . . Goldie locks . . . I don't know . . ,,,,,,,, ,... r ..., , ,,f,,faa-bww, 1-umm,.....-M-..N, ,... .V -.1-V ,.,,.-,-f,.y.51,g. 1a'1f:f'-'1a-7iQg:g5g:'.5?f35i: ,g ,A , -,,.,.., . .-.asf-c...-.C .-f,,wft.fgqf , ,, , ,. ,. , ., .. ..,,-.,...,,,--,.:.,.f..,7.,,,,51 5--W ,- ff ,,. .. ,la 5-,if -,- - - .,..t JUN., fig. ,,.,,,,-- ., .,z,,..- , .V ., f ., t 0 hi Qld F x:. Ih 5Id be clone. T bei'e'r aluiayr Jonzetbing to MARIE LOUISE SUTTER ANNE DRUSILLA LYONS 94 Central Street 1733 Astor Avenue Auburndale, Mass. Pelham Gardens, N. Y. Theta Epsilon Nu, May 9, 1925 Sigma Epsilon Phi, October 22, 1924 International Relations Club, '45, Hoc ey e Spanish Club, '44, Guild '44, '45, Lounge Redecoration Committee, '44, Room Context Winner, '44, Book Club, '45,' Dinner Club, '45, International Relations Club, '45,' ' '44 Dance Publicity Cominittee, '44, Lounge Committee, , 45. le T ain, '45. ' B k Pardon me while Sooti . . . Matty's home!! . . . Aiming for 33? . . . It's mind Dru . . . Cokes . . . Russian an . . . ' U Who wants a coke? . . . Sewing whizz . . . 'I excruciateu . . . . Witty rem . . loves to gripe . . . Hold the phone afks- over matter . - .1 N 5, -ny-mist , V nf-: , . ,, X I -r. ' ,av giiwghfy ' ' ' ' I s - K- L. r.Q:: ,iQ,f.g,,'ii2.?i: .wmsu ,.,.W..,.. ,. , . , VIRGINIA MARIE EGOLF 417 North York Street Pottstown, Pa. Delta Sigma Sigma, October 11, 1925 Frerbman Dance Committee, Guild, '44, '45,' Book Club, '45,' Outing Club, '45,' Spilled Ink, '44, '45,' Claw Bafket- ball Team, '44,' Clays Hockey Team, '45,' Leaders Corpy, Senior Dance Committee Asrociate Editor of Hack, '44,' J '45,' Centenary Playery, '44,' Graduation Committee, '45, May Pete, '44. Ginnie . , . Isn't this a riot . . . Definite weakness for the U. of P . . . I just know they'll both come the same weekend . . . Who invented Chemistry anyhow? GR ATE 9:50 and all if well. li- i JEAN ELIZABETH STICKEL 5 Lawrence Avenue West Orange, N. J. Delta Sigma Sigma, February 23, 1926 Fresbman Clary Pre5ident,' Student Council, '44,' Cboir, '44, '45,' Head Fire Warden, '44,' Hockey Clair Team, '44,' Spilled Ink, '45,' Spanirb Club, '44, '45,' Outing Club, '45,' Guild, '44,' '45,' Book Club, '45,' Cbrirtmas Pageant, '44,' May Fete, '44,' Senior Dance Committee, '45,' Cen- tenary Playerr, '44. Jeanie . . . Hi there . . . Together . . . Those ham- burgers at the diner . . . That Marine Corps . . Como esta Usted . . . I just known I'll never be able to cook . 'r.'uf,.:?1:fr'5 ?'Iff2 Fi' T .-217'-Q -ig: ma W' ., wr ' V:-.0 ' ' 2 'A H- ' - -4. .....,,., . rQ,., 'g,.-g-,... ., .ew ' ' aa:..arf. ,N , .-,,r -V MIA., ,, ,., ,V w Tifwff' tete - ,D e-LJ---eff 1 P-,-,, J ,,,,.--f 4 1 r . ,.,.,.. FLORENCE HARBOSCH 46 Laurel Avenue 1 summit, N. J. T Sigma Epsilon Phi, May 2, 1925 i 1,1 ill 41 ,. ir 1 i ,i 'x lfs il ll 1 1 , ' f BETTY ANN SWENSON R.D. 1 Hackettstown, N. J. l Sigma Epsilon Phi, january 17, 1926 Ticket Committee for Bridge Party, 44,' Orientation Com- ' Guild, '44, '45, Program Chairman of International Re- ll lations Club, '44, Outing Club, '44, '45, Chorus, '44, mittee, '45, Dance Recital, '44, ljfl 1,11 '45, Leaders Corps, '45, Book Club, '45,' Modern Dance Demonstration, '44,' Centenary Radio Players, '44, Span- lae at ein, '41 Dick, Dick, and Dick . . . those letter files . . . Some- thing nutritious, please . . . Gartonic architecture . . . What did you say? . . . legs . . , Going downtown? Wi Male mall- . . . that laugh . . , pretty hands . . . tall stories. ls xl 1 qv: xl W 1 1 lt Ligbtx, czznleru, action. 1 ty! M t . .3f,4.z,:'Nc.fvgf-.f,,i...,, fi' :- 'rf' H -1 -z:--. 1 - -1' - '- .-. ,assi-,,4-'ew -V V .- , ' -- , ,, ,..... ,..... .,,, ,..,., . . ,W Wa.-.aaa i ,...,.....,--Y, LOIS KUGELMAN Madison Street Hackettstown, N. J. Delta Sigma Sigma, March 25, 1924 Chorus, '44, '45,' Guild, '44,' Life Saving, Tennis, Modern Dance, '44. Kugel . . . Giggle? oh my! . . . Got a date with Larry tonight . . . sweet voice . . . I'm starved . . . Harry, james . . . You beat awhile . G R A T E Be careful, it's their hearts. 4 JANET NYHUIS R.F.D. 2 Newton, N. Delta Sigma Sigma, May 30, 1926 Chorus, '44, '45,' Water Ballet, '44,' Senior Life Saving, '45, Associate Editor of Hacle, '45, Centenary Players, '45. Jan . . . I.et's play bridge . . . Guess What! Hank's coming home . . . Wedding bells . . . I'm hungry . . . 'lChristmas Minnie . Y. 1 i ,W ,, ,i ,,,.,., ,W ,T ..,-'rrr .,...,.-A7114-.---, , gr ,gr-. ,Q-,s .- , . .' . 1 . ,:,',..,.Qn'. --u'12f'w- 4, s-.ah ,. A, . 'i C lfg-'Zf,?v.':2' o331'. 3g-r.g j' 1. . N, H.-of ,475-gg-ffmr.-u'r : A ,,.,..,....,-w ,gf ? l- y .ff vw-1 -rw Av -,-,.,- -. K F, N ' env ,gr ' I I I F, if x I :IL , , il, vi' ,N X, tx ,lil ill' W ' it alla, ill. ,v ' :ri 1 l ll il l , V I M I l ir - r Q I .ly l , , , 4, tf',,,y,y fM,iff,,tfj,a2W7,Q' ,.f.::,-st ,,.,, fuaomtta ,,v,,,,,, I. JUDY WYLLIE Cross Highway n Westport, Conn. Delta Sigma Sigma, june 2, 1925 Student Council, '44, '45,' Guild, '44,' Freshman Dance Committee, '44,' Book Club, '45,' Clays Vice-Prexident, '45,' Soft Ball, '44. Willie . . . Flannel night shirts . . . That feather cut . . . No favoritism! . . . As time goes by . . . An- napolis Crest - oh, Johnny, oh. CE TE VIRGINIA BLAKESLEE 892 Parkside Avenue Trenton, N. Delta Sigma Sigma, February 5, 1925 Vice-Preyident of Chorus, '44,- Sorority Prexident, '45,' Student Court, '45, Clan Secretary, '45, Leaderx Corps, '45,' Cloorux, '44, '45,' Book Club, '44, '45,' Orientation Committee, '45, Spilled Ink, '44, '45,' Guild, '44,' Phi Iota Honorary Society, '45. Blakes . . . Blackwood ccnvention . . . till then . . . poise a-plenty . . . Okay? All right . . . snake charmer . . . kids, wait till I tell you. And juJt to prove it . . Z-7+-1-4--YV aa- ,,,, , , K-W W Y W- lb l , , . , , . l , v 8 1' ,., ,F.4 . , fa I .4 f-vziw-Y.-ef-.flfw-zwsum . ' V V -I M - A -f - - .-.-.W .A , . . qv, -1.:g..,: 1:5,,vfKu,,:,:,,5,e,V?,3,5i.?,,,Q?,5.41,i:g,?,5Ri,Q:-53.5,giigijggg -',,... Parting tbru tbe gate of knowledge. GRADUATE BEVERLY BOUDINOT 40 Woodbridge Avenue Metuchen, N. Sigma Epsilon Phi, October 18, 1926 Clan Hockey Team, '44, '45, Honorary -Hockey Team, '44, Spanisb Club, '44,' Centenary Players, '44,' '45, Swim- ming Team, '44, Preritlent of International Relations Club, '45, Senior Cboir, '45, Guild, '45,' Spilleil Ink, '45,' Outing Club, '45, Lee . . . Catching laugh . . . Lounge hound . . . Hur- rah for the Medics . . . A second Cecil B, de Mille . . . Gotta go to rehearsal . S JANE BILLINGTGN CLARKE 435 Warwick Avenue West Englewood, N. Theta Epsilon Nu, March 16, 1925 Hockey Clary Team, '44, '45, Honorary Hockey Team, '44, '45,' Cborus, '44,' Leaclerr Corps, '45,' Outing Club, '45,' International Relationr Club, '45. Clarkie . . . Where's ma' roommate . . . 'Tm broke' . . . I've got to study . . . Men - R.C.N.V.R. - U.S C.G .... That grin. ,,f,f in .fWf,,,,,m...wa,..,..,-,,, W -..v ,-vw .,1f-'zvn'1f:?-ez w:f0y- f - 3-,.,,,,.t7.i : 54, e- ,. 7 R171 ,,--.-ei.,--1---1-f,,,.f1Tf',,,a,---,.- wg , . -,, , .U A - L'.iPi.',:I:L.. ,,L.,.A, , . i ,M dwg, M ,Hua JEANNE XWALBORN FRIDA MEKKINOSDOTTIR 705 Woodland Avenue 35 Lwgqveg Reyklqvlk Westfieid, N. J. Icelmd Sigma Epsilon Phi, December 23, 1925 Frerlaman Dance Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Program Committee for W. A. A., '45,' Guild, '44, '45 Camera Club, '44, '45. I Honey . . . Gets her beauty sleep in the morning . . Bare feet . . . Back scratcher . . . Craves onion sand wiches . . . 'Tm not a little girl. QE TE RY --fs f Nev:-f.?:w M- gg.. w ., M974 L Q, Rf.. 7 W , a.....,....,,,...,w..,-was l ANN STERNBERGER 165 Forrest Avenue Glen Ridge, N. J. Theta Epsilon Nu, January 4, 1925 International Relation: Club, '44,' Leader: Corps, '44, '45,' Water Ballet, '44,' Hockey Team, '44, '45, Stern . . . Beta pin . . . Engagement ring . . . All from Bob . . . Do you want a piece of candy . . . Boy, l'm hungry . . . Star Dust . . . Foods lab, again . GR ATE Tloink fast! ll-..- -l i 1 JoAN M. FOLEY 158 Woodlawn Street Hamden, Conn. Theta Epsilon Nu, january 17, 1926 Centenary Playerx, '44, '45,' Basketball Team, '44, '45,- Bareball Team, '44,' Swimming Team, '44, '45. Pol . . . Wesleyan -- force of habit . . . Oh, that money that was spent . . . Rings . . . Baggy shirts and tails . . . That typing. , . V , ,V , , Am ,,,.,,,,.,,.. A ..,... ,, , . g. -- --A:-.-Y f -V 4-e -- if-'v',7:fgf':5 fav-VT:-1- ,?., Fi'-fl F f 7' L is gl'-f1ig'aL,1':C't1-'ffffffmr--' ' , - ,ww v f- QV- H11 .fm .. .:.- S Qf.'.? . ,g,e ,' f 215. f i i f f 5,-ge: gijgt'f4S?'5fgv!,1a2f K 1--f T 'T Th '- -ms: M - . 'Sw- W l l l VIRGINIA CLEVELAND 56 Hawley Street Binghamton, N. Y. Delta Sigma Sigma, january 15, 1926 Book Club, '44, '45,' Bridge Party Committee, '44, Senior Life Sauing, '44,' Student Lounge Committee, '44,' Motl- ern Dance Exbibition, '44,' Spanifb Club, '44,' Sorority Treasurer, '45, Ping Pong Tournament, '45. Ginna . . . the Point . . . Boyll . . . Ice skating . . . My eats are showing . . . Russian Bank kid . . . Hey, Beautiful . CE X . 5 W 'ee f .ir I , qrff' v Qbbooiza Q DOROTHY OSHA 59 Matthews Street Binghamton, N. Y. Sigma Epsilon Phi, june 23, 1925 Clays Basketball Team, '44,' Clan Softball Team, '44, Numeral, '44, International Relations Club, J44,' Tennis Tournament, '44,' Ping Pong Tournament, '45,' Sorority Critic, '45,' Frencb Club, '45,' Hockey Teanz, '-45. Osh . . . Double-jointed jitterbugg . . . Frequent trips to Bingo . . . Slightly confused . . . Men ...' G'wan . Rumian bank yienclx. RY Vice-p Outing '45,' S tion C ui, 14, Jan Susie Bell 4 X X I l 1 l l l JANET CADY 96 Park Avenue Passaic, N. J. Theta Epsilon Nu, September 5, 1925 Vice-prerident of Frencb Club, '45,' Book Club, '44, '45,' Outing Club, '44, '45,' Camera Club, '45,' Cborux, '44, '45,' Senior life surfing, '44,' Frencb Cuburet, '44,' Suggex- tion Committee, '44,' Huck Board, '45, Libruriun of Chor- ur, '45,' May Fete, '44, Guild, '44, '45. Jan . . . I want a drink of water . . . industrious , . . Susie Que . . . Presbyterian bound . . . always rushing . . . Bell collector. i d Tbir ir u good wuy to pm! the lime' '11,-v - . ALYS MARY REESE 116 Hudson Street Port Jervis, N. Y. Sigma Epsilon Phi, May 7, 1925 Guild, '44, '45,' Muy Fete, '44,' Sorority Vice-prerident, '45,' Frencb Club Secretary, '45,' Cumeru Club, '45,' Huck Bourd, '45,' Outing Club, '45,' Prefident of tbe Cborur, '45,' Ensemble, '44, '45. '7Cudd1es . . . Passion for milkshakes and Van . . . Well for pete sakes . . . You're absolutely right . . . Bangs cutter . . . When I get my job . . . -.,., - - , .. . . . .,..-...,,,, ?-- ' .. t. - A .-.- .YM I ,, , , .f-7...-.4...-rv.-- 325. , '-.,L,i.,,.-xc.. , LOIS SCHILKE 114 East Linden Avenue Englewood, N. Delta Sigma Sigma, january 21, 1926 Chorus, '44, '45,' Guild, '44, '45,' Leaders Corps, '44 '45,' Guild Card Party Committee, '44, '45,' Fashion Show, '44, North Hall N oticer, '45,' Senior Life Saving, '44, Outing Club, '45. t L ' . . . jack . . . Wedding Bells in July . . . Long ore Ago and Far Away . . . Red roses . . . lm Alabama Bound . . . Pretty blue eyes. BEVERLY ANN WARD 147 Wayne Avenue Suflern, N. Y. E silon Phi, December 3, 1924 Sigma p Spanish Club, '44, Guild, '44, '45, Lounge Reaecoration Committee, '44, May Fete, '44, Leaders Corps, '45,' Fresh- man Dance Committee, '44,' Book Club, '45,' North Hall ' ' C mittee, '44 Noticer, '45,' Dinner Club, 45, Lounge om , . , . k '45,' Room Contest Witrzrzer, '44, Outing Club, 45, D10 Censor, '45,' Hack Board, '45. Bevie . . . Weekly telegrams . . . Sleeps thru shorthand . . . wears Eddie's D. U. pin . . .tiny mouth . . . Has many men . . . lt's a howl . , We three. !!!,,,, -- .YY,.. ,,,,,Aw-MYIVEQ YF Mg,----I---Fa'-,M,4 l PATRICIA JEAN PALMER ,gn Memoriam We miss you now that you have gone, We know not why you wentg y We only know that in the face of God All our wills are bent. We question not the will of God, Though His motives are unknowng For through the long long ages, His wisdom has been shown. We know not why with fate untold, You were called to restg But we find solace in our faith, That God alone knows best. JANET NYHUIS -.....-L.,,,..W., .,..' up ...f ...F- YOUR SHADOWS LIVE ON We the Class of 1945 being of sound mind and body, do declare this to be our last will and testament. We do hereby give and bequeath: , To CENTENARY our heartfelt thanks for all it has given us and our hope that Centenary s traditions will carry on in the future as they have carried on for us. ' u f To PRESIDENT and MRS. ANDERSON our gratitude for their help and kind assistance during the two years we have spent here. i To MISS HIGHT our thanks for her careful guidance as our dean. . To the FRESHMAN CLASS an appreciation of what it means to become Seniors and our wishes for a successful year. - ' ' ' 'dent of next year's Senior Class. NANCY ANDERSON'S leadership qualities to the presi GLORIA HANSEN'S yankee accent to Gloria Madden and Loyce Jarvis. ANE CLARKE'S frankness to Joan Schwertfegerf J LOIS KUGELMAN'S voice to Millie Moore. ANITA CORDES' love of the faculty to Geraldine Warner. PHYLLIS BEACHUM'S quiet manner to Betty-Jo Stephenson and Eileen O'Brien. HOPE HERSEY'S sense of humor to Betty Peterson and Jacqueline Ranges and her giggle to Virginia Myers. MARILYN KOHARTS athletic ability to Priscilla Atkins and Pauline Reimann. UTH STENGELIN'S pleasing personality to Jean Morrison and Siran Norian. .R BEVERLY WARD'S 'manly burp to Mary Lou Whelan. BETTY HALL'S and BETTY PERRIN'S love of the outdoors to Shirley Lawrence, Betty Campbell, and Jean Sander. lh f. DOROTHY OSHA'S elasticity to Norma Stamp and Elise Nesse au JANET CADY'S love of the Democratic party to Alison Carpenter. MARIAN ALBRECHTS natural blonde hair to Barbara McCarthy and Nancy Platou. JANE ANCONA'S quietness to Doris Smith. BARBARA BANKS' outstanding eyes to Sara Price. ANN LYONS' ability to hold a filibuster in class and on the hall to Alice Wyman and Barbara Newton. LOUISE SOULE'S Hack troubles to next year's editor. BAEBARA WAKEFIELD'S artistic fame to Marilyn Farmer, Jane Wilson, and Betty eam. ARLENE DESHAZO'S baby talk to Dorothy Dilts. IDA ERNA OSKARSQ . GENEVIEVE DIAZ'S, PHOEBE PARRY-JONES', and FR MEKICINOS quickadaptation to American ways to Velma Arosemena, Thorunn Thor- steinson, and Josef1n1aJohannesson. EMILIE DOUGLASS' sixty , to Jeannette Ben. BEVERLY USDAN S pep, vim, and vigor to Joan Voorman, Marilyn Schaefer Elinor Riordan and Joan Porter. , BARBARA HUBBEI.L'S love of Garden City to Mary Ellen Lyle. LOIS SCHILKES persistency to Alice Worthington, BETTY LOU SEELY'S sweetness to Ann Neweom, S15.,,w5,t,1ie , I . , I CATHARINE REMSEN S and AUDRE ing at midyears to Barbara Goldsmith, Lois Denton, and Anna Della Simmons BEVERLY BOUDINOT'S smoking troubles to Ann Rebok and Margaret Link. RUTH LOZIER'S and ALYS REESE'S neatness to Ann Sharpe, Barbara Schmidt, Donna Downing and Patricia Smith. n i A i u Y LINDBLOM'S trials and tribulations of enter- ANN STERNBERGERS flexibility to Nancy Briwa, Barbara Cutter, and Madeleine Stamper. I K VIRGINIA HAGGETT'S ability to give a ten-minute speech in three minutes to Marjorie Lawrence, Patricia Beatty, and Jane Glazier. JANIS HAINES' congeniality to Pauline Binder, Doris Halliday, Mary Jane Humbert, and Sally Whitney. ' RUTHANNE ROGERS' peaches and cream complexion to Ruth Rose, and her petiteness to Marjorie North and Barbara Smith. VIRGINIA LUEDDEKE'S, DOROTHY POPE'S, and JEAN NEVIUS' quick adaptation to Centenary to Jo-Ann Hayward. JANET SHERMAN 'S keen interests for the culinary arts to Edna May Hansen, Barbara Adams, Mildred McNeill, and Beverly O'Connell. JUDY EDWARDS' basketball skill to Jean Geary. LOIS BARNES' typing ability to Dorothy Eddowes. JEAN KLOPMAN'S commuter's ticket on the D. L. Sz W. to Dorothy Latchford. GLORIA HACKELING'S clothes sense to Katherine Brooks. i JUDY WYLLIE'S silent visitations to the kitchen to Jeanne Young. PATTY MAHAN'S knitting needles to Dorothy Reynolds and Jean Moughon. CAROLYN WHEELER'S long trips west to Jean Koch, Betty McCann, Jo-Ann Hayward, and Aloa Wagner. . JANE MACLARDY'S ability to collect nicknames to Dorie Sasse. I JEAN ROY'S dimples to Dolores McWilliams. MARY JANE CONOVER'S approaching journey to the altar to Elsie Fraysse. CLARA CORELL'S chapel announcements to Barbara Moore. DOROTHY ROLLER'S financial troubles to Roberta Ford. GRACE BREWSTER'S scientific knowledge to Carol Brierley. JEAN STICKEL'S piano keys to Louise Loizeaux, and Franziska Teall. JEAN COLLINS, impersonations to Colleen Delaney. DORIS SORG'S bowling blues to Jane Bobilin. VIRGINIA EGOLFS long hours in the lab to Betty Ann Waddington. JOSEPHINE GRIFFITH'S gift of gab to Gwen Gabriel, Bonnie Donnelly, Jackie Ellery, and Jean McDonald. RUTH and VIRGINIA KULP'S passion for mice to Kathleen Hubbell. - FLORENCE HARBOSCH'S and BETTY WURZEL'S male mail to Lois MacLardy, Bar- bara Walton, and Ann Pizzuto. LUCILLE BENNETT'S efficiency to Nancy Long. , BARBARA WHEATLEY'S dictionary to Ruth Allen, and her light-footedness to Peggy Murray. VIRGINIA BLAKESLEES perfection to Ann Dickinson, Margaret Herter, Daphne Hawkins, and Ann Heimerdinger. J LYNDALL COLEMAN'S cooperativeness to Nancy Baat- New York State to anyone lucky enough to INIA CLEVELAND'S interest in VIRG have a man in West Point. MARY ANN DAVIS' shorthand ability to Virginia Conover, Barbara Saunier, Sylvia Allen, and Doris Weltmer. JOAN FOLEY'S sophistication to Barbara Gilman, Gloria Fisch, and Doris Lamson. HELEN HILL'S joke book to Lorraine Boyce and Barbara Hunt. BETTY SWENSON'S joviality and carefreeness to Marion Harrington. MARY JANE STOVER'S sincerity to Jane Close and Mimi Carew. MARIE SUTTER,S capability to Esther Warrington, and Marie Blank. JEAN WALBORN'S everlasting smile to Marguerite Jensen, Barbara Metz, and Anne Morgan. AND to Eleanor Bacon, Constance Eisler, Patty Cottrell, Ann Ellis, Rosalyn Froelich, Shirley Hill, Virginia Lee, Letitia Mitchell, Dorothy Pavlovich, Jo-Ann Quackenbush, Wanda Ruehle, and Helen Warsinski, the Senior Class says thanks for entering Centenary in February. You saved much work during initiation. In testimony where of we have herewith subscribed our names to this, our last will and erse this ninth day of June, one thousand nine hun- testament, at Hackettstown, New J y, dred and forty-five, A.D. THE SENIOR CLASS I Centenary Junior College ' Hackettstown, New Jersey, ent, who Signed, sealed and published by the Class of I9-45, our last will and testam at our request, in our presence, in the presence of each other, subscribed our names as witnesses thereto. JANE MACLARDY MARY JANE CONOVER y, , , , , a .- ,- 1 --1-rf Z - lf ' L 'i-- L' - 'H'-'i' -1i ,E,+' My T: ,.--Q.. ',---,SCLE11-,a.a-ipx.4'.f -1 ' u3:4i4b:M,iEr.-:Sz-as..'+'-.17-c..'-:d.'s:xLs.:.-cant, -- .1304-. ,,-.,-a V, -f' f CENTENARY PLAYERS The Centenary Players have been as busy as bees all year long. We have learned not only the dramatic side of the stage, but also the technical, working side backstage-and we've loved every minute of it. We have produced three short plays, Star Struck, Evening Dress Indispensablef and Strength of the Weaklingsj' a Christmas and an Easter pageant, and two major pro- ductions. We have had a grand time together, and we hope that the Centenary Players of 1946 will enjoy as profitable a year. Our Radio Workshop has also been working over- time. In addition to all the radio programs that we have written and produced just for our own class, we have taken part in four 15-minute programs on WEST in Easton and two 30-minute programs on WAAT in Newark. The Easton programs were planned, written, timed, and presented by our class. The Newark programs were spontaneous quizz presentations about topics of interest to college stu- dents. We'l1 be expecting the Centenary Workshop to have a regular program of its own some day soon. Best of luck to you! l 55 l E 4 ' ' -...la--2,w ,. .,.--f-f-r-'-f-v?1'T'fT ' ,, . , LAT , ,, ,. ,,. ,,.,,.,,,A,yt . , , ,,....- fa , gs . X L -'le' Jeanne Young Elsie Fraysse Gloria Madden .. Roberta Ford Barbara Moore President ,.,....... ..... Vice-President . .... ..... Secretary ............, Treasurer ..........,.... ..... Sergeant-at-Arms ....., ,.... Front row: Jacqueline Ellery, Doris Lamson, Colleen Delaney. Seated: Kay Hubbell, jean McDonald, joan Porter. Standing: Ann Dickinson, Mary Lou Whelan, Katie Brooks. Front row: Marion Harrington, Jacqge- line Ranges. Seated: jane Wilson, i e- ld' Warner Dorothy Paul0v1Ch- fa IUC 7 S tanding: Lois MacLardy, Betty Peterson. l il 1 l l A PRES HMEN - FRE SHMEN ' FREKSHMEN i F R 2 l TRZH -,- ...H-1 f1-'.fw--i'- - ,- U - . V Y '-.5.,,,:,. , JA ls, .- .- Wi -. V-rg, ' B ,saga 'Q 44 sf::'3-15at.ua J 4s 'S' I l l x l 1 I 9 j J . jk v Front row: Daphne Hawkins, Elizabeth McCann, Carolyn Ellis, Eileen O'Brien. Sealed: Shirley Hill, Gloria Fisch, Patty Cottrell, Jo-Ann Quackenbush. Stand- ing: Barbara Metz, Betty Campbell, Aloa Wagner, Paulanne Binder, Jose- finia Johannesson. l Front row: Marie Blank, Dor- is Sasse, Marilyn Farmer, Don- na Downing, Yvonne Donnel- ly. Second row: Norma Stamp, Dorothy Dilts, Peggy Murray, Elise Nesselhauf, Barbara Mc- Carthy, Pauline Reimann. W , l I l rol Brierley, Betty-Ann Waddington Siran Norian, Ioan Schwertfeger, Pris cilla Atkins. Front row: Marilyn Schaef er, Mildred McNeill, Mary Jane Hum bert, Lorraine Boyce, jane Glazier, Vir ginia Conover, Barbara Walton. FRESHMEN ' PRES 1-1MEN'FREsHMEN Second row: Anna-Della Simmons, Ca- AA., ,,,, E FRE ii- Front row: Letitia Mitchell, Alice Wy- man, Velma Arose- mena, Jo-Ann Hay- ward, Alice Worth- ington. S eateaf: Mar- guerite Jensen, Jean- ne Koch, Jean Mor- rison, Wanda Rueh- le Delores McWil liams. Standing Constance Eisler, Ro- salynd Eroelich, Jane Bobilin, Eleanor Bacon. Front row: Margaret Link, Barbara Gilman, Dorothy Eddowes, Rose Salz- man. Seated at piano: Franziska Teall, Nancy Barr, Standing: Elizabeth Rebok, Nancy Platou, Nancy Briwa, Madeleine Stamper, Helen Warsinski. 58 EN - FREsHMtEN.x FR Front row: Ruth Rose, Esther Warrington, Elizabeth Beam, Eli- nor Riordan, Beverley O'Connell, Setaed: Barbara Smith, Ann Hei- merdinger, Marjorie North, Edna May Hansen. Layt row: Virginia Myers, Barbara Cutter, Barbara Hunt, Marjorie Lawrence, Thor- unn Thorsteinsson, Helen Beatty, .. ,. , ,N ,,, F 4 ESH Frou! fwfr .' Dororhl' Lum' lean Hough- Patricia QUE! Barbara bt nn' phcnson. X 1? Long' Dm'fl5 Geary. ,lane zuro. ,hun 5.1 ,.. r . get se :-, Aixrfj 'T' -'Qt 21' , .y EN, ,- FP ' z I 'VFP 'Af ' i- 1 . . , , , . ,rv-1,-N.:-. , .- -- , .. , , ., , ., .-..,,, , ,, , ,A gym- - Y fg, J-,Lf-,,.:- 3 .- 1- ,-f .,,, , ga. ,K 5 , H, fi-1, ,Kin F W-:AM -S,.- .a.,J.....-at f ,,.,q-.f:,,,,.t3i,,:,q,,,w .g,,Mf A 3- . N7 Xl . 1 1 N l 7 FRESHMEN - FRESHMEN ' FRESI-IME ,N I 1 i i Front row: Anne Sharpe, Dorothy Latchford, Sara Price, Jean Moughon, Doris Smith, Patricia Smith. Second row: Barbara Schmidt, Betty-Jo Ste- phenson, Virginia Lee, Nancy Long, Doris Halliday, jean Geary, Jane Close, Ann Piz- zuto, Jean Sander. Front row: Barbara Adams, Dorothy Reynolds, Mimi Carew, Alison ' . Rear row: Margaret Herrer, Carpenterijoan Voorman, Mildred Moore Louise Loizeaux, Sylvia Allen, Barbara Saunier, Loyce Jarvis. 59 N .f ,.,',g,.,.- .-:.Q.-..- .J- ,Q d x g , If Barbara Adams Ruth Allen Sylvia Allen Velma Arosemena Priscilla Atkins Nancy Baar Eleanor Bacon Elizabeth Beam Helen Beatty Jeannette Bell Paulanne Binder Marie Blank Jane Bobilin Lorraine Boyce Carol Brierley Nancy Briwa Katherine Brooks Betty Campbell Mimi Carew Alison Carpenter Mary Jane Close Virginia Conover Patty Cottrell Barbara Cutter Colleen Delaney Lois Denton Ann Dickinson Dorothy Dilts Yvonne Donnelly Donna Downing Dorothy Eddowes Constance Eisler Jacquelin Ellery Carolyn Ellis 60 THE CLASS OE l9-46 Marilyn Farmer Gloria Pisch Roberta Ford Elsie Fraysse Rosalynd Froelich Shirley Gabriel Jeanne Geary Barbara Gilman Jane Glazier Barbara Goldsmith Doris Halliday Edna Hansen Marion Harrington Daphne Hawkins Jo-Ann Hayward Ann Heimerdinger Margaret Herter Shirley Hill Kay Hubbell Mary Jane Humbert Barbara Hunt Loyce Jarvis Marguerite Jensci Josefinia Johannezjon Jeanne Koch Doris Lamson Dorothy Latchfortf Marjorie Lawrenct Shirley Lawrence Virginia Lee Margaret Link Louise Loizeaux Nancy Long Mary Ellen Lyle Lois MacLardy Gloria Madden Elizabeth McCann Barbara McCarthy Jean McDonald Miidfed McNeill A Delores McWilliams Barbara Metz Letitia Mitchell Barbara Moore Mildred Moore Anne Morgan Jean Morrison Jean Moughon Margaret Murray Virginia Myers Elise Nesselhauf Ann Newcorn Barbara Newton Siran Norian Marjorie North Mary Eileen O'Brien Beverly O'Connell Dorothy Pavlovich Elizabeth Peterson Ann Pizzuto Nancy Platou Katherine Porter Sara Price Jo-Ann Quackenbush Jacqueline Ranges Elizabeth Rebok Pauline Reimann Dorothy Reynolds Elinor Riordan Ruth Rose Wanda Ruehle Rose Salzman Jean Sander Doris Sasse Barbara Saunier Marilyn Schaefer Barbara Schmidt Joan Schwertfeger Anne Sharpe Anna-Della Simmons Barbara Smith Doris Smith Patricia Smith Norma Stamp Madeleine Stamper Betty-Jo Stephenson Franziska Teall Thorunn Thorsteinsson Joan Voorman Betty Waddington Aloa Wagner Barbara Walton Geraldine Warner Esther Warrington Helen Warsinski Doris Weltmer Mary Louise Whelan Sally Whitney Jane Wilson Alice Worthington Alice Wyman Jeanne Young lm - crlvl IL5 5 1 1 THET A EPSILON NU Founded in 1880 Gold and Blue OFFICERS Prefidem .... GLORIA HACKELING Vice-prefidenz ..,.. ....... J ANIS T-IAINES Secremry ...... .... A UDREY LINDBLOM Treasurer ...... MARIAN ALBRECHT Sergeant-at-Army ..... .... I ANE ANCONA G Chaplain ...... JANE MACLARDY Jizz ADVISORS E 1 N Miss HELEN LEWIS ' DR. WALTER STEWART 4,62 B,ARW'H'A' MAR1-55 3 JMQL 35' pmslell 1 'E EUQLAN i 11i.ax?41 1' LLLILU lui' W 'E .LUpq1M.l5 1.ANl'1 1 IANLQ1 llhxlfc 1 'LYNl'A1, MARX ,IQ Vlkmtxl YNUNB DUHUXI GLORIA foam ll SHLRLL fmxx BARN :Afii L BARN -osw GLQR1 'Axle -DOH X3 Erma DAM Mun Ions lux Nr. Ch: lme lin Sp BARBARA ADAMS MARIAN ALBRECHT JANE ANGONA PRISCILLA ATKINS ELIZABETH BEAM JEANNETTE BELL LUCILLE BENNETT JANE BOBILIN LORRAINE BOYCE JANET CADY JANE CLARKE JANE CLOSE 'LYNDALL COLEMAN MARY JANE CONOVER VIRGINIA CONOVER YVONNE DONNELLY DOROTHY EBDOWES GLORIA FISCH :OAN FOLEY SHIRLEY GABRIEL :EANNE GEARY BARBARA GILMAN :ANE GLAZIER BARBARA GOLDSMITH TOSEPHINE GRIFFITH GLORIA HAGKELING IANIS HAINES DORIS HALLIDAY EDNA MAY HANSEN DAPHNE HAWKINS l MARGUERITE JENSEN JOSEFINIA JOHANNESSON JEAN KLOPMAN Sorority Tea ...... , ...... Fashion Show Christmas Party ......... Intersorority Dance ..... Easter Party Spring Picnic SORORITY MEMBERS DOROTHY LATGHFORD AUDREY LINDLOM NANCY LONG JANE MACLARDY LOIS MACLARDY ELIZABETH MCCANN DELORES MCWILLIAMS FRIDA MEKKINOS BARBARA METZ MILDRED MOORE JEAN MOUGHON VIRGINIA MYERS JEAN NEVIUS MAR JORIE NORTH BEVERLY O,CONNELL BETTY PETERSON DOROTHY POPE JACQUELINE RANGES ELINOR RIORDAN DOROTHY ROLLER JEAN SANDER ' MARILYN SCHAEFER BARBARA SCHMIDT ANNA-DELLA SIMMONS BARBARA SMITH ANN STERNBERGER MARIE SUTTER T HORUNN THORSTEINSSON BETTY-ANN WADDINGTON ALOA WAGN ER BARBARA WALTON GERALDINE WARNER ESTHER WARRINGTON S orority Activitier October 26, 1944 December 20, 1944 February 17, 1945 SIGMA EPSILON PHI Founded in 1875 Gold and Black OFFICERS President ........ . MARY JANE STOVER Vice-prexicient ...... ..,......., A LYS REESE Secretary ..... ....A. G RAGE BREWSTER Treasurer .,............ ....... M ARILYN KOHART Sergeant-at-Army .4....,. ....... P ATRIEIA MAHAN Chaplain ..... ..................... ..... H E LEN HILL ADVISORS Miss MARGUERITE CARLSON MR. IVIARVIN GREEN NA54 N BARHAI LOI5 by pHyL1.1 PATRIK PAVLA MARH: Bgvnm GRM L NANLI BETH Axnpl BARR? MARY Lois I Dorm DON: MAR1 V1Rm,1 GLUE FLQR MARH ANN HUP H113 BAR! KAY MAH Dos RU MAI ANZ 1 Nu Ch ln: Sr NANCY BAAR BARBARA BANKS LoIs BARNES PHYLLIS BEACHUM PATRICIA BEATTY PAULANNE BINDER MARIE BLANK BEVERLY BOUDINOT GRACE BREWSTER NANCY BRIWA BETTY CAMPBELL ANITA CORDES BARBARA CUTTER MARY ANN DAVIS LOIS DENTON DOROTHY DILTS DONNA DOWNING MARILYN FARMER VIRGINIA HAGGET1' GLORIA HANSEN FLORENCE HARBOSCH MARION HARRISNGTON ANN HEIMERDINGER HOPE HERSEY HELEN HILL BARBARA HUBBELL KAY HUBBELL MARILYN KOHART DORIS LAMSON RUTH LOZIER MARY ELLEN LYLE ANNE LYONS Sorority Tea .....,.... Pantomime Christmas Party ....... Intersororiry Dance .... Spring Picnic SORORITY MEMBERS PATRICIA MAHAN BARBARA MCCARTHY PATRICIA MCNEILL MARGARET MURRAY ELISE NESSELHAUF ANN NEWCORN BARBARA NEWTON MARY EILEEN O,BRIEN DOROTHY OSHA ANN PIzzUTO ANN REBOK ALYS REESE DOROTHY REYNOLDS IRMA SALZMAN JOAN SCHWERTFEGER BETIY LOU SEIQELY ANNE SHARPE DORIS SORG DORIS SMITH PATRICIA SMITH NORMA STAMP MADELEINE STAMPER . MARY JANE STOVER BETTY SWENSON FRANZISKA TEALL BEVERLY USDAN JEAN WALBORN BEVERLY WARD BARBARA WHEATLEY DORIS WELTMER MARY LOUISE WHELAN BETTY WURTZEL Sorority Activizier I October 51, 1944 December 20, 1944 February 17, 1945 'W Ili 2 -jf UETSI 'Zzsif ::g.4.-.:-.- Y.: 'I - ' If -- -f -I ' - - ',x5f.'-V-gf-4' . . . L - --w-1 2 '- ... . l,vf-arg-I-.err-ll-vel1lN rr-I If II 1,3-51-2,2-.IE-' il Wi.EfMa'b.:,B gamma' -J.-.. :4.HvL-.-.AQXQLAN . g, Q I 66 DELTA SIGMA SIGMA Founded in 1861 Gold and White President ....... Vice-Prexident ..... ...... C ATHARINE R ' Secretary ........ Treasurer ...A.....,4. Sergeant-at-Army OFFICERS RGINIA BLAKESLEE VI EMSEN JEAN ROY VIRGINIA CLEVELAND PHOEBE PARRY-JONES ADVISORS MRS. H. G. DUBOIS MISS ELIZABETH GREGORY MR. ROBERT B. GARBER 1 I1 RUTH SYLVIJ NANL VIRGK CARO mn Mmm ALIS4 VIRO jEAr CLA! COL ARL GEI AN EM jul Vu JN Rc EI E1 jc N B P I J I I RUTH ALLEN SYLVIA ALLEN NANCY ANDERSON VIRGINIA BLAKESLEE CAROL BRIERLEY KATHERINE BROOKS MIMI CAREW ALISON CARPENTER VIRGINIA CLEVELAND JEAN COLLINS CLARA CORELL COLLEEN DELANEY ARLENE DESHAZO GENEVIEVE DIAZ ANN DICKINSON EMILIE DOUGLASS JUDY EDWARDS VIRGINIA EGOLF JACQUELIN ELLERY ROBERTA FORD ELSIE FRAYSSE ELIZABETH HALL JO-ANN HAYWARD MARY JANE HUHMBERT BARBARA HUNT PEGGY HERTER LOYCE JARVIS JEANNE KOCH LOIS KUGELMAN RUTH KULP VIRGINIA KULP MAR JORIE LAWRENCE SHIRLEY LAWRENCE MARGARET LINK LOUISE LOIZEAUX Sorority Tea ..,.......... Fortune Teller Christmas Party ......... Intersorority Dance .... Presentation Tea Spring Picnic SORORITY MEMBERS VIRGINIA LUEDDEKE GLORIA MADDEN JEAN MCDONALD BARBARA MOORE ANNE MORGAN JEAN MORRISON SIRAN NORIAN JANET NYHUIS ERNA OSKARS PHOEBE PARRY-JONES BETTY PERRINS JOAN PORTER SARA PRICE CATHARINE REMSEN PAULINE REIMANN RUTHANNE RODGERS RUTH ROSE JEAN ROY DORIS SASSE BARBARA SAUNIER LOIS SCHILKE JANET SHERMAN LOUIS SOULE RUTH STENGELIN BETTY-Jo STEPHENSON JEAN STICKEL JOAN VOORMAN BARBARA WAKEFIELD CAROLYN WHEELER SALLY WHITNEY JANE WILSON JUDY WYLLIE ALICE WYMAN ALICE WORTHINGTON JEANNE YOUNG Sorority Activitief November 1, 1944 December 20, 1944 February 17, 1945 B 5 L. I I I V ' I' 1' ' ' ' f L'i' f4iiL ir'25 k7.1l7'?Z r.'l'fH1I 'y gg7ig:'s.i:3g,J..9iiw I ' 'l' Ti xl-5is S4..n.F UQ? 1!-::, ' f' - , 'H f' ' - ff 'i ' ' D f w ! I . ,yy va-v---lx 'J I L ::J'-.-.:,:i11f:-'f ., :- if-fvi ' , , .,m........,...,....,..f..ff,,,,,M,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,, -u---- ' l I s l l l l l I 1 1 E i 1 P ll , 1 I I All I we 4 il a li I i nl , A lr I 5 1 ,I H , ll 1 1 all I l lil 1 1 1 ' 2 . , f 3' I i ,N , a A , B3 A , f' ly E . ll ' 68 ll VN W i L: I 1 l li I ll iff ' lg lx! STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Prerident ............ ......... ......., . . . . RUTH STENGEI-IN Vice-preridefmr ....... ------- B HWY HALL Sewemg, '.,.,,. ........... J EAN COLLINS BARBARA BANKS Treasurer CLASS PRESIDENTS Senior, Nancy Anderson Freshman, Jeanne Young HALL PRESIDENTS Margaret Herter Josephine Griffith jean Morrison Carolyn Wheeler joan'Voorman REPRESENTATIVES Carol Brierley ' I Mary Jane Stover Sl1'2.l'1 NOIIQII COURT MEMBERS Alison CZIIPCIIICIT Nancy Anderson Louise Loi zeaux Virginia Blakeslee JOan Porter Phoebe Parry-jones Thr ab0U' of DY Ear or PC has 1 and I hit h XY U5 l fudf Palr :Ha 'l Ser I Q1 wif BOOK CLUB . The first and third Monday evening of each month will find about forty of the Book Club members assembled at the home of Dr. and Mrs. DuBois for a meeting - and what a meeting! Each gathering centers about a resume of a novel, biography, or perhaps a current best-seller about which one of the girls has offered to tell us. The Letters of World War I, written and narrated by Dr. DuBois, were masterpieces and certainly hit home, didn't they? We won't forget those right away! We must mention the wonderful refreshments prepared for us by Mrs. DuBois-especially that never-to-be-forgotten fudge! And, speaking of food, the picnic supper held at the Palmers' was super and the round-robin of songs ended the affair beautifully. t The ofiicers for this year are: Prericlemf, Nancy Anderson, S ecremry, Ruth Kulpg Treasurer, Virginia Kulp. is l ll!! W ' CAMERA CLUB fil d rintin and develop- In spite of the shortage of ms an p g ' aterials the Camera Club has been very active this year. ing m , t Hasn't some proud artist informed you that she has a picture of you, and, wasn't it terrific? D'on't judge all her work by that! Many of the girls have taken some fine, prize-winning pics ' Our program chairmen were very cooperative. Any sugges- Mr. tions that the girls made were carried out to the letter. Lush from town, brought his colored snapshots and his pro- 7 'ector up here and showed us many pictures. They were won- J derful and we got a lot of pointers on picture-taking and how to make snapshots interesting. R mber the night Dr. Stewart brought his camera up eme to the Bio lab and took our pictures? We took shots both ' h glamourous and gruesome, developed them right after t e meeting, and printed them the next day--more fun! jane MacLardy is Prericientf Lois MacLardy, Vice-president, and Grace Brewster, S efgezzmf-at-Army. 69 ' ' ' 353925-iQiZ:L-55A wk-I ae 19 if-'I ...aww-few-w91Q2 11 EBSQ' T. if'7f iiiffflCl lf CTT 'il Zjiiiij f - E e c - Q , J .1 1.1 '1a'.,:. -.-'- t -' 'V '- - 'H A' W q . Barbara Adams Nancy Anderson Virginia Blakeslee Beverly Boudinot Alison Carpenter Lyndall Coleman Virginia Egolf 70 SPILLED INK Editor RUTH KULP Affociate Editor Bitfiriers Martagerf Carolyn Wheeler Josephine Griffith Katherine Brooks V Typiytr Circulation Managers Virginia Kulp Hope Hersey Gloria Madden jane MacLardy Marian Albrecht Mary jane Conover, Sporty Editor Literary Board Gloria Hackeling Margaret Link Nancy Long Patricia McNeill Mildred Moore jean Moughon Phoebe Parry-jones Ruthanne Rodgers joan Schwertfeger Anne Sharpe Louise Soule jean Stickel joan Voorman Barbara Wheatley 1 Alice Wyman Pro liss FJ' of H1 here lk of Liss C' JUST I I l I I C E Pro and Con On The Honor System AQ?-gxq Iiss Pro: I hear there .is some that at some time or ' ,QC ' - if ' '11 H 4 9 ,ge p15,egf:IExgie11:te1rE?ra1?15??VVIif1Oa1tOcli'oirbosn ta? thu?'i13ij 5O92g'29?,'5OYi kiss Co P' Q exit doesn't go Q, 4,500 A bugfr gl gjvzfnl. xg, f ,macr- Z 5 E e w1iv?b . bg f ng Lf-I Q E: 9967994 9+ ,lAND JAHCR Lrg 'S QSSJYSS' X diego GIVE NE Wyglvlf i ' 'L T rf' sa SP1 T T I E sf Q Q39 606296 TELED I-'V1fXERV1El: ' z. A , -6 4' 'v B MEET STAL- r 4: YQ' 9? Oxy! 6 Rf STA F' I Z '17 rf- oth 43' eo ff Nw RS Op NVITED . Q H 5 ' C' -SY' '9 DOE' PRODUMNEW E I ' .E 'L ' ef ' U LL W bg G 'Ig-X, QR X, e i oN0 GUEACENU IMPEQIY SAND C5 gn S Bgxofrq TIGR, E or-1-EQ ,Q i , gc! CARL 1-1115-' LECTURE. Vg V S 5 5.. E S -91555 1 BUCK -B me BME ON 1-H ED 'ip 5355 Q 319' B15 P' BUCYZHX from M, N RTAIN EATHE n ' B an 'Jr SP0 9 xo mi- ed? ,med HNFGH co MENT Q- STARTS S, g 3 E, 'weeifng tara hi S1051-unxios Qits 'of LLEGE VERIES Q' UI e S 0129 get-ed 'niet Q9 -yy g YE-43? E X E -1 an Epi: werinixivrqovswf 21 Wee s M O 5 CD x CZ ' at r V 2,- 2 lm- 5 dlfiiinoitb Psssstl ,W AL E art Q fend of ' -- SENOR F0 SUN g U S M in if M05 wget To oPBN SEQRU 9, o 1 v hat e si n . ma E,-Tag V . - , M - n longer, 1'Q5 RE fwijlm-Such 1S N ,,..-- UNCTIOIUNG V A RP-WXNG ENARY DATE BUREAU AZTNHHS FOR Dm CW rzzinzoiiri A A ,a.-..---... - I ' ,ff ' l C. J. cfs Girl OF Theilmonuw I N ineteen-year-old Ruth Stengelin, ibetter' known as Stinkey, is the .-,-11:1-I - E a Sehs at Cente RNINGHE P1358 2perso1i'Spi11ed 1nk'vb6u1a like to Ou e of . na, ffeaturees the Girl of the Monthxat to' rSe1VeS , ,fufilif .y Very X . . - -W-Hr ' N J' Wh Ofte Centenary. Her gracious. ,manner ,Man ds a S OW Wh en We 11 feel Xands charming personality help 'ii. lf ' thing-K 401' Us pfedy Aff am I Say to 1 :tc carry oosition as presh But. wzll ansufled Viet doing D 'of tb' '-vernment A 'tab ' W, ell 'fIVnLO'F.V?'-' me cip' Qi1,i1:ies 'fr -C1f'f2ii?4?1L595 -was 4-.15 if :elif-ii!! G9 if '4'ilFa6QQ'K 2041396 D' x . OUTING CLUB T A hayride to Stephens State Park started off the season for Vx he the Qufing Club. Don't think for a minute that the fall breezes i fg prevented us from having the traditional hot-dog roast before Qi ,Q we climbed into the hay and started our journey back to M Centenary, singing all the way home. if X. , Buck Hill, here we come! was the cry of about sixty girls 23, who headed for the Poconos that weekend to enjoy the winter S:-in-I MUD!! sports. Skiing, skating, tobaggoning were the topics at school for many weeks to follow. The idea of the ski rack blowing d ' o much more exciting, didn't it! off the car at the Gap ma e it s Comes a dull weekend, the club sponsers a hike, picnic, or nd that spring weekend is definitely some- skating party--a thing! Our best wishes for next year's club-and here's hoping they have as much fun as we did. Marian Albrecht is Prerident, Bonnie Donnelly is Vice-prey? D th Re nolds is dent, Elizabeth Perrins is Secretary, and oro y y Trearurer. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Going, going, gone! The auctioneer's voice rang out in the b on lounge on the night the International Relations Clu put its auction. I Did you ever laugh so much? ds most of its time studying serious Our club, however, spen uestions of world affairs. Such topics as post-war planning, ound table, the good neighbor policy, U. N. R. R. A., foreign policy, and the race problem are some Cl the Latin American r of those discussed. The good neighbor policy struck home whenlon February 21, Dr. Custard, our advisor, left C. C. to go as an exchange teacher to Chile. . One of the biggest events of this year was the Middle At- lantic International Relations Club Conference held at Mary- wood College in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Several representatives in order that we might profit from the knowledge they gained. from our club were sent there. They brought back a report Lee Boudinot is President, Nancy Briwa is Vice-president, Mary jane Conover is Secretary, Gloria Hackeling is Treasurer, on what haPPened and Alice Worthington is Sergeant-at-Arms. 72 FRENCH CLUB The French Club spent most of the first semester planning and producing the annual French Cabaret. It was a lot of hardy work, but everyone felt that it was worthwhile because it was such a big success. Remember how amazed everyone was when they saw the huge gym transformed as if by magic into a low, dusky cabaret? There were just enough little round tables for each girl and her date, and the music and entertain- ment was lots of fun. Those darling cigarette girls with their bouncy red, white, and blue skirts added much to the atmos- phere! The French Club members have also knitted a lot of socks, sweaters, and baby sacks for the French War Relief. We really enjoyed doing it and are proud of the large box of knitted garments that is all packed and ready to be shipped away. Some has been hard work but fun, too! Clara Corell is Prefideng' janet Cady is Vice-preridenh' Alys Reese is Secretary, and Colleen Delaney is Treasurer, SPANISH CLUB So you think you can beat the experts? Ever try Informa- tion Please in Spanish as we did at a couple of our meetings? The Spanish Club was started by Genevieve Diaz last year, with the aid of Papa La Motte. This year the club has Miss Goddin as its very able advisor. at Did you ever stop to think that all South Americans aren't tall, dark, and lazy? just as those are fallacies, we found out that all North Americans are thought to be blonde, blue eyed, and freckled! I At Christmas, the different holiday customs of Mexico, Puerto Rico and Panama were presented by Miss Goddin, Genevieve, 7 and Velma, respectively. A A series of lectures were given on the cultures of the different Latin American countries. Genevieve Diaz is Prefidemg' jean Collins is Vice-prexidentg Louise Soule is Secrem1'y,' jane MacLardy is Trezzfurer, and Anita Cordes is Sergeant-df-Afmf' 73 THE CHORUS If the Chorus continues to grow as it has this past year, it will certainly soon be too big for Whitney Hall. At our first rehearsals, we discovered that we were too large a group to practice profitably together. Therefore, we became two choirs. Every other Sun- day the Freshman Choir sang the chapel service, and every other the Senior. iThe competition we gave each other did us good. However, the two choruses did not always sing separately. We joined forces the afternoon the Stevens Glee Club was here. What a concert that was! W We enjoyed hearing the Stevens group sing very much. We sang the last few chapel services together and did some of our favorites, Pilgrims Chorus and The Last Chord. Baccalaureate music was sung by the whole chorus also. But when Commencement rolled around, we Seniors were willing to bow out and let the Freshman Chorus sing our farewell. We've had a busy, happy year together. Best wishes for the continued success of the chorus we know and the one that is to come. ii I x THE GUILD Reprerematiifef Barbara Adams Mary 'jane Conover Alison Carpenter Jane Bobilin Janis Haines OFFICERS President ..,........ ....................,. ..... V 1 RGINIA KULP JEAN ROY Vice-Prefidemf ..... VIRGINIA LUEDDEKB JANE ANCONA Secretary ..,,....... Tfearurer .......................,.....,...............................,............ The Guild is Centenary's religious and philanthropic organization. It has contributed much to local, national, and international societies. The Guild is one of the clubs in the school which has one hundred per cent member- ship, and we are very proud of this record. Without the interest and cooperation of all of the girls, we could not have accomplished as much as we did. We opened our season with a huge picnic in The Groveg every member of the faculty and the student body was invited to attend. We had plenty of good things to eat, open fires, perfect weather, a few late-season swimmers, and, to top it all, a faculty-student baseball game that, to this day, remains one of the high spots of the year. We sponsored d h l or anizations. We also sponsored a card party for the benefit of local an sc oo g ' l' ' a new ex eriment for Centenary, and a very Religious Emphasis Week, which was p successful one. Everyone of us has benefited in some way by our membership in the Guild. We have Be.st wishes to next year's had lots of fun and have organization. done much to help others too. -' a '- ink!-, 5 ggfxvragz 35:2-.rru,, w- P, 1'-vrrvn 'f .. - W ,A-r - m m- 1215 'F f'iL53 '-L?f:'ll4fe-?:wf::4,??i4-f V - ' P ' A A ' ' 5'2 E ffx' l'95R?21 -'A-'-fClifif' fi 'l -1-17 -A r 1 I l w v L ff 'Is H R 4 H , -H' f. af- .m...L.v' N, fb? 41' V'-A A S R S Q E E 3 i E E ww..-.....W,.,-.. .-....,..,- 77 1.,.1,f',.-ggagml ' V . : . ..-.r, .f.a - ,,., , , 'I ii l i fl ll Eli if , . l ly! 4 VX' 'I 1 ll 'lla Nil' is lf 1'l4 .,.i .- .... , ,. . . . 15.1, f-W V- . we -,. -:L.-ffff'f.,-.. - ' -- - 9 . . ' 'L DWI s. - ,f -s l i t!-' 'Y-fr-r '- '-1'f '4 ' ' 'A A' ggi:-1--f--,,..,7 THE WOMENS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SENIOR OFFICERS ANITA CORDES Prerident ....,....... ....................................,,.. JUDY EDWARDS Vice-Prericient ....... Se'cre1tm'y ........ ........ B ARBARA HUBBELL T reemrer ....... .,...... M ARIAN ALBRECHT Fresh men Representative: Pauline Reimann Barbara Newton Where would Centenary's sports and various other forms of recreation be if it weren't a 1 k ' n for the Women's Athletic Association? We really don t know because we ve never now Centenary without it. Th W. A. A. was drawn up in the fall of 1943 with the idea in mind to give to the e girls a recreational program which they themselves would have a part in planning. This year the W. A. A. has been the instigator of several parties and picnics. It spon- . . d b k tb ll tournaments and assisted in paying for the referee. Also at the en sored the as e a d 'fic tes to those girls who ex- of our school year the W. A. A. awarded emblems an cert1 a celled in particular sports. Let's hope that next year the W. A. A. will have as much success as it has had this year 1 lfribsw- 145-ll-A -I -- 41,149 sv A nftwfl 4:0 f . . . . 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' 1 J f. rf- . 5- 4- 1. .4 Q' l': '1- Lge-in :ai -'-53554151 I---1'f:',Eg',i ffl-1:-3- ' iff' ,:'72?:' , HOCKEY - 1945 Scores in Hockey for 1945 7 Won by Seniors Freshmen vs. Seniors .,...... ..... 1 541 Seniors vs. Freshmen ...... ..... 5 -3 Seniors vs. Freshmen ....... ..... 5 -4 HONORARY HOCKEY TEAM Marilyn Kohart-Captain Priscilla Atkins Carolyn Wheeler Gloria Hansen Edna May Hansen Anita Cordes ' Barbara Hubbell Dorothy Reynolds Marilyn Schaefer - 1945 BASKETBALL Scores in Basketball for 1945 Won by Seniors Freshmen vs. Seniors ........ ...... Seniors vs. Freshmen ,..,.... ...... Freshmen vs. Seniors Seniors vs. Freshmen ....,... ...... Seniors vs. Freshmen ........................ A jane MacLardy jane Clarke Pauline Reivmann Anne Sharpe 32-30 24-22 38-37 33-27 44-41 HONORARY BASKETBALL TEAM Anita Cordes-Captain Dorothy Reynolds Marilyn Kohart Jean Geary Anna Sharpe Marilyn Schaefer Gloria Hansen . A Priscilla Atkins Ruth Stengelin 3 LEST WE FGPQGET h k es, we shall Along with the memories of our thrilling basketball and oc ey gam never forget the swimming meet, the baseball games, the bowling tournament, the tennis ' ' ' made for fun championship, and riding and golf in the fall and spring. All these sports and achievement at C. J. C. in 1945. ' 1-1, - ay.-::,,2,.'p'g.f g -.,:- fx zfswi-a'.'.1 '5w.L-G13 '3.4li1.S'1H - -' - ' IOR HOCKEY TEAM SEN Sttting from left to fight: Hansen Perrxns Wheeler Banks, Bouclinot, Osha, Cordes Grxflrrh lVllLL1fLly Luecldeke,Kohart, Srernberger Clarke Egolf Hubbell captain. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Sitting from left to right: Ancona, Stover, Banks, Lueddeke, Wheeler, Osha, Kohart, cafptaing Hubbell, Edwards, Conover, Stenge- una Hansen: Cordes, Sollle 89 t rg., g LU '- J- J- .,. ii igix ii L.- ,I .si s 2: in r '+ 'W 'WWE am, i FRESHMAN HOCKEY TEAM Stantling from left to right: Hansen, Bobilin, Koch, Carpenter, Sharpe, Reynolds, Eddowes, Donnelly, Mc- Carthy, Reimann, Captain. Kneeling from left to right: Halliday, Atkins, Brooks, MacLardy, Herter, Worthington, Schaefer. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Boyce, Conover, Donnelly Stamp, Sharpe, Bobilin mann, Voorman, Rose to right: Schaefer, Geary Atkins, Captain, Glazier Young. 83 Standing from left to right: Brierley, Reynolds, Rei- Price. Kneeling from left MEMOIRS .P Do you remember i Bi -Little Sister app That first day at ointments, registration, and the Centenary f- then 8 'beginning of two years of fun and workl The VW.A.A. Ice-Breakers Monthly birthday dinners The stampede for the mailroom after Chapel Guild picnics at the Grove it was even more fun our senior year when we were the Dictators Initiationlyyeekef- Rat Court - need we say more? Sorority Teas and the suspense 'till Pledge Day All the toasts at the Mum dinners Our first big dance, the Stardust Ball The good work of the Centenary Players Everything spic and span for the room contest Those delicious turkey dinners before holidays The talent displayed in student recitals The night before Christmas vacation-caroling, the snake dance down on Main Street, mad dash for Batchler's and the College Shoppe, sorority parties, and no sleep with ,breakfast at the diner. The epidemic during our first mid-years When the tower clock was coated with ice and kept striking Our Shamrock Ball that looked more like Christmas with the red and green decorations The Modern Dance Recital The Stunning clothes modeled in the Fashion Shows with all of us wishing we could sew .. ,. J V. .. .c -. -, as,-,V .r ,.,,,:f .. ,, ,. '- I :L -- ief, '1.--991315-g:q..1-r1.143131 ,--iff' L 3 'ff gl?W'21.1ff1:'? 42'f'-' 'f 'wif' .. ., ., Q AL., 4.1 V Avvb. ,,s ,- ,--. 5 .,K,s,,A1L V. . p 4 1. ,, ,. , r .. , That overnight hike to Jenny jump Mountam First signs of summer weather sun bathing and less work The May Fete in all its splendor under the direction of Mrs Hating and Dr DuBois Class of 44 burning the Banner Hunt tradition All the excitement of the last week of our first year exams Presidents Ball Songs on the Steps followed by Baccalaureate Service the laughter at Class Day and the Pres1 , ' 0 n . ' ! ll 1 a 77 , . a , - , . dents Reception that evening. Then came Commencement and farewells to seniors. The blind date worries B Our Senior Dance in November and the good times we had decorating for it I The thrill that came with getting all night lights and the lounge open until midnight The French Cabaret with it's can-can girls Threats of pink slips All the meetings our senior year Crowning of the Centenary Sweetheart at the Inter-sorority,Dance. The fun the girls had at Buck Hill Inn The freshman Bunny Hop The wonderful plays written by Dr. DuBois ' How quickly the time flew by and we suddenly found ourselves about to leave Centenary Our Baccalaureate Service followed by exams The night we gave the steps to the freshmen Class Day-worth the two years' wait! Taking our fathers to the President's Ball-then staying up the rest of the night going over fond memories of two years The last day -- Commencement in the afternoon -- our final farewells 'midst tears and promises of many, many reunions. '6'55 5 141'5 4'4ll5 r 1KN 0I- g,vw41'C Q 1 -'fr' f 'W' f ' , . J U' ' .f H PAT RUNS oleman Dr. and Mrs. Lester I. C cl Mrs Harry A. POPG Mr. an . Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. De Shaw Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Brewster Mr. and Mrs. C. Ernest Conover Major and Mrs. Harry F. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Nix Harold A. Wakefield AND PATR Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Harleigh H. ONESSES Francis C. Hersey Iames R. Stover and Mrs. E. G. Haggett William MacLardy Walter Downing Stuart A. Atkins William P. Worthington Seeley Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Corell Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth N. Soule Charles Briwa William Cordes George A. Young Ioseph A. Kohart Ir. V. R. Osha ' Harry M. Stamp A. I. Porter Ir. Edward Wadsworth Cleveland S. Ernest Kulp Dr.. and Mrs. Lambert Klopman , S les Pahanka Ir. n W. . I Mr. and Mrs Frank a A Peterson W. O. 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