Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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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

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