Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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619, lv 1 v- S, he es er lis it 6 8Z'Q4'lCll pdI'LiSlL Gfufb Martica Urrutia President Dulce Collada Vice-president Rosemary Janes Secretary Joan Cascio Treasurer Betty Schaumburg Sergeant-at-Arms Miss Goddin Advisor The purpose of the Spanish Club at Centenary is to encourage apprecia- tion of the Spanish language and Hispanic culture. The activities of the club this year were mostly centered around the Span- ish Fiesta which took place on April 19. At that time many gay Spanish dances were presented, and also a tableaux representing some types of Span- ish life. One of the highlights of the French Club's social activities islthe annual French Cabaret, usually given in early March. Cnce again, as in the past, ' ' ' ' ' t rtainment this informal dance was greatly enlivened by the evening s en e and French songs. An interesting new feature of the club Was the French tabl? vvhiizlh met c . every Wednesday at lunch, all conversation being carried on in ren Virginia Miner President Alice Earl Vice-president Polly Minster Secretary Peggy Kent Treasurer Miss Goddin Advisor

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2, ,'l T u, V 1 1 T A 52,1 Whvl 4 lat Barbara Ginsberg President Constance Myles Vice-president Anne Woll . Secretary Jane Leigh Treasurer Nancy Wahlberg Sergeant-at-Arms Mr. Garber Advisor The Psychology Club, which was actually begun a year ago April, really started functioning this year. Through this club a better understanding and working knowledge of psy- chology, its terms and uses, is gained. The club sponsored many activities, among which were a trip to Lyons Veterans' hospital, open lectures for the school on therapy, epilepsy, and working in hospitals in order to to see cases and conditions at first hand. The membership of the International Relations Club is limited in number due to the fact that the meetings are usually very informal round-table dis- cussions, centering around happenings and news of the day. Through this club many points of international news are Hhashed over and the members keep up to date on world happenings of the day. Iris Kerner President Barbara Johnson Vice-president Jane Love Secretary June Meinel Sergeant-at-Arms Dr. Custard Advisor gn f0I'l?CllitOlIClf mefuffons 1116

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OFFICERS Nancy Dahl President Molly Goodrich Treasurer Mrs. Goodwin Advisor OFFICERS Rhoda Johnson President Gretchen Herr Vice-president Sally Benedict Secretary Ethel Campbell Treasurer P0090 one hundred moster The girls in the Poster Club keep the school posted on current and future attractions. Although most of the club's members are interested in commercial art, mem- bership is open to non-art students. The candid figures and clever phrases of the posters create a bright spot on the school bulletin boards. 60171 QVCZ The group of amateur photographers who comprise the Camera Club discuss and practice techniques of taking snap- shots, developing and printing films. The club is proud of their fully-equipped dark room. The main accomplishment of the club this year was the drafting of a new con- stitution. This document has placed the Camera Club upon an equal footing with the older Centenary clubs.