Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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l For those of us who were here during Orientation Week, life was one round of convening in the lounge until two o'clock, having hysterics at 't find Ariel and getting to know everyone all over again. Then, Nem a . . , . l of course, there were those of us who had birthdays. Al Earl introduced a new song. l'll Be VVith You Whe1'e You Are , and We're all still singing it. Early fall found us having senior pictures taken for the yearbook, of the freshmen reeoefnwed us when they saw how nice We and none - v . 1 - could look for a change. NX hether we looked nice or not, we were always ' 9 f lnittine w-is upon us in full force, and you just weren t any- busy, or Q .G . r . , body unless you were knitting argyle socks. And speaking of argyles reminds us of men-it was good for the morale to see the number of men ' ' ' ' ' ' l': f ' - en if the weren't that were on campus over the weekends t ns year, ev y for us. The Christmas all-night party was a tremendous success, and We stag- h 'lk t 'lin the next morning exhausted but happy. The faculty gave a campaign show in the fall that was not oniy a l f ch fun and talent financial success, but showed all we students iow mu the faculty has. tThe Misses Smythe and Carlson were especially keen in the line of practical jokesi. We came back after Christmas vacation to all-night lights, new phones around every corner, half the seniors with engagement rings, and Buckhill Falls, trips and exams in the offing. We withstood the exams very bravely, and found that the honor system really did work when we could leave anytime for a cigarette. iWe feel it only fair to mention a word about the food this year. The pie that bounced has become legendary, and cherries of any SiZQ, Shape, or form will never be on any of our future shopping lis.ts.j The party we seniors gave for ourselves was a huge success, do you have two nickels for a dime was a stock phrase, weekend SHOW fO119d many of our plans, the Preparation for Marriage course was a successg and Maybe collected well over 5,000 red bands from cigarette packages. We'll never forget the auction on second floor-Shila had almost every- thmg She 0Wned up for sale-what confusion, but what a wonderful time. gered onto t e nn ' 12 tele- .The aquacade, May Day, sports, they're all behind us now-but we still have the thousand memories and life-long fr1endSh1PS by Which to remember Centenary.

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