Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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-.....-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

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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

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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-