Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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HURSQE .f?XbUDfil?i3KJl L To the Class of 1947: 1 p The Class of 1947 has experienced a very important two-year period in the life of Centenary. During these years the past has become an increasingly significant force in its influence on the present and the future. An authentic history of Centenary Jun- ior College has been completed and submitted to the Board of Trustees for publication. Out of this record has come the mate- rial for an original musical production presented by the Centenary Players and the story for a play written by Dr. H. Graham Du Bois. This history offered the basis for the plan for improved facilities, the strenuous financial campaign for S300,000, brought to a successful conclusion in January of 1947, provided part of the money needed to meet these needs. Centenary has moved ahead toward expanding goals of service in the field of junior college education for women. . The life of an institution may become the pattern for the life of a person. Experience may be the building blocks upon which one plans for more significant objectives and chooses more effec- tive aths to these new goals. Not every individual, however, P plans so wisely. There are those who do not learn from the past, who are not concerned about their ultimate fate, who make no plans for the systematic fulfillment of life. We like to think that education protects one against this kind of dismal living. One hopes that this may be true of the educational ex- perience of the class of 1947-that the spirit of the forward-moving institution which is now your Alma Mater may provide the guiding pattern for a successful and satis- fying social and personal life. Cordially yours, Hurst R. Anderson

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