1927 Hack Yearbook by Taylor Memorial Library

"Alma Mater" proudly

raises

Halls and towers, tall and strong

@I1t Ifiar!lfluhlirfuri hU

th Frtriur @Lass

(frntrtturg @nltrgiutr ilnxtitalt @urftrttrturur, N.

ts27

3J.

lilul. XXIV

ffi?4fi9s

Alma Mater 'Ntid the silent hil1s surrounded, Ripened by the flight of time, And with honors still unbounded, In her strong and lusty prime, Alma Mater proudly raises Halls and tower tall and strong, And her children sing her praises, Sing them loud and sing them long. Ever shall her children love her, Forming still a noble band; While the flag that waves above her We shall bear to every land. Let us laud her colors glorious, Loyal to the Black and Blue; Let us wave her flag victorious, Pleclging each one

to be true.

And when age at last steals o'er us, Softly like the sinking sun, Visions will appear before us, Of the course that we have run. When our lives have told their story Failing lips shall move to cry: "Alma Mater ! live thy glory ! Alma Mater, C. C. L !"

Harry H. Runyon,'05

FORWARD

We, the Class of '27, present to you, this our Year Book. May it serve to help you remember past joys and sorrows at C. C. L May it keep fresh in your minds the spirit of loyalty and fellowship that has prevailed

for

so many years.

Briiruliun mrmlrrr uf tlr Fpnirr @l$sr ilrbirelr lu Eurtur &rftwl lln\nx @rruurruur, uur@arh sf ItX, rnil! gratrfulrus.E, unb uppruriutiun fv llix lugul ruppnrt huring rur Upurr ut @. (0. 11. nn lllir 1!r Anniurr.rurg nf \ia bn grurr uf untiring murh. 1flilr,

tlr

Trustees Egbert J. Tamblyn

.............. President ............. Secretary

George Mooney Per'ley

A. Prior

...............Treasurer

TtrRM EXPIRING

1927

J. E. Charlton, D. D. tr. J. Hubach, D. D.

Maplewood,

George Mooney.........

R. Joy Ifarlan E. Snodgrass

James

TER\,f trXPIRING Fred C. Baldwin, D. D. Jacob A. Cole, D. D. Dorr F'. Diefendorf, D.

.. ........East Orange, N. Caldwell, N. .. . East Orange, N.

.. .

IIXPIRING

L. Hurlbut, D. D. . ... . Henry J. Johnston, D. D. Miss Letitia Simons....

J. -1.

.... Bloomfield, N. -f. ..Mountain Lakes, N. J.

.....

E. Lotte

A. Prior.

1929

Jesse

Per'Iey

J. J. J. J.

1928

.. ..

TERNT

Cl-rarles

Dover, N. ...... Nutley, N. Plainfield, N. .. Summit, N. ..... ..

Paterson,

Nutley. N. J. ..Portchester, N. Y.

. TtrRM EXPIRINC

Charles C. Woodruff, D. D. Archy D. Ba1l, D. D. . .. . Warren R. Neff . Eslrert J. Tamblyn Miss Esther I{. Hay. . Robert J. Trevorrow, D.D. (Ex-officio)

I93O

........ East Orange, N. J. ..East Orange, N. J. Hackettstown, N. J. . Newark, N. J. ..... Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . Hackettstown, N. J.

FacuLrY llororr

Jonr'rs 'lnovonnow, A

D.D.. Pres'ident

Bible College of the Pacific; I)r'ew ancl Union Theological Seminaries Cr-rrr.orur I'rtIr-tp N{omaueN, 4.8., Registrar Engli.rk

Bates College Ar-tRnr C)vrinron Heu,uoso, A.NI.

Greelt

Wesleyan University lIBr-nN C. [1opr.ueN, A.B., Englislt' and, Bible Barnarcl College Columbia University Gen,\LorNn Srrrnr-os, L.es L. u,.i u",., i J;''Ji"Lu'. o",..

M,cncaRBr S. Cuntrtrr.rcs, A.B.

n"a.fh?'3iu.g.

Nfns. Crrrnono Pnrr-rp N{oNanorq, A.B.

Hi,stor\ Bates College

DonorHv WrrrrrteN, A.B. Lalitr Vassar College

NL LovBr-r- Hur,sn,

B.S.

Il[ athe matics

Colgate University SoprrrB W. Eronrocn, B.S. S c'icnc e

University of Pennsylvania l-nnoenrcx Anrrrun Mn'ts I)irector of X[u.ric, Piano ancl Organ Pupil oi Joseffy ancl Harolcl Bauer CHenromn Howeno Piano

Pupil of William Mason, Conracl Ansorge Harold Bauer Nfns. Julre Lansnn

ancl

Violin Pupil of Auer, Petrograd Errsn G.LnnNst Piano, L'oice, Chorus

ilunter College Pupil of I'fatja von Niesser.r Stone ancl Luis Le Van JnNsoN

E,spinal

Piano

Pupil of Jonas, Gallico, Stojowski, Builclig Nl;lny E,r-rz,rnnru Foxnrr-, 13.A. Re .sitlent Tu,tor; Ps1tcl16l6g, ttnd LtttitL Columbia University .\r.Ex,rxona Spexcc, A.B. Home Ecot,tontics ttnd Coohcr\ Uirir ersitl' oi Toronto ClnorrNp F. \\,'nrrNov, B.S. Clothinrl Colurr-rbia University, Teachers' College

JeNn Devrs Baywolr Public Slrcalting, Pluy CoaclLing, and Erpression Ernersor.r College of Oratory Ar-rce JuosoN Art Art Studerrts League; John H. Scl'rwactman

B. RostNsoH, I[.E.L.

Punr<a

Secretarial Studies and Bilile 'l'crnlrle Unir'ersity; Pennsylvania Business College; Crozer Theological Semir-rary Ner-rro NTev \VnrrErrLrRST Phy-rical Troininq l-he Savage School for Physical 'lraining Teachers' College l'I. Lover-r- Hursn

Nfns.

Stud\ Hall u.nd Librttriun

EXECUTIVE STATiF Ronenr JoHNs Tnnvonnow, A.N,l., D.D. Ifns. Ronsnr JoHNs Tnovornolv. X{ns. Karrrnnruo WurrEx,rAN......... I{ns. L. E. Cenpour}tR........... . Cenor,rNp R. Sucnror EnNa P. llanor, '26 . .. .

N{arrroe Srocrnr.., Jauo C. N{oNrcorrBny

N{ns. Nfnonpo TuNrson

. . ..... .

. .. PresirJen,t .. ..... . Hcotl Mistre-rs ..... Hettd of l{orth Holl .... .. Heu.d of Sottth Hall

e cre tttry to tltc Pre sirlettt .... ... lssistant Secrctary

......Accou,ttf,ant .

. 10

...... .... Matron .. Resitlettt l{ur.re

Seniors

Senior Class

of 1927

Class C olors Blue and Whire Class Flower

Iris ClcLs-r

Motto

"Vincit qui se Vincit."

OFFICERS Pr e s,id,ettt

FnaNces Cerunnrwp Srulrpr Vice-Presid,ent

Elrzennru I{Nowr,roN Burr.on S e cr

etary

Er,rz,lnBrn Cor,nlreN WnrrB Treaswyer

l\fenroN EsrHBn Ksrreerr, Serge ant-at-Arms Eve FnaNcBs Brmns

JENNIIi l[A]i AilliA['lIS )EO

Blue Point,

L. I.

linterecl Septemlrer,

"Lil':c a

1925

7{tcc lltoLt.rc-5ilcntly

sltc,toac.;."

Open X'Ieeting Presiclent (,1), Corrcsponding SecTcrm (3), Aruriversary S'g't at-Arrns

retar_y Secrct (3

), Usher Peithosophian Anniversary (4),

Class

Hockey Team (,1), Class Party (3, .{), Girl Reserves (3, 4), Iltay Fete (3).

J-ust lt cluable NT cat

N-ormal I-nvircible E-ficient R-easonable O-pinionatecl

-\ -actllrg

I{OX;\NN V. B'\CON @HN

6355 Lancaster Avenue, Overbrook, Philadelphia, Pennsvlr,ania

ljnterecl Septen-rber,

1925

't,llock-tllcre lic-t inorc f cril in tlt,,, g1'g tlnn, itt t'ittcttt)t of tltcir szi'ord.r.'' Girl Re.crrc r J. 4 t. \la) Fete l.l t. Hockcy Tearrr (3, 4), Hockey Varsity (4), Cheer l,eader

Open Meeting Trcasurer (4), Opcn Meeting Play

(;1),

(4), Arrniversary Play (4), Senior Party (4).

N{AR\' CLARK BAI-D\VIN :84,

255 William Street, N"Iiclclletown, Conn.

Etrterecl September, 1925

",1 f cact: aboz:'c all cartlrl t- diquitie s, tt, stilL lnd, (luiet conscicncc." Girl Reserve (3, 4), Diokosophian Pianist

Secret

Party (3), Hack Benefrt (4), Anniversary

l4arcl.r

ancl Annivers:Lry Ternrs (3), Open Meetiug (,1), Corrcsponding Secretary Secret Term (,1), Junior

(3).

M-odest A-bstract

R-etiring

Y-earning

E, V

cstatical ivacious

E-n

IIVA FRANCES BI]'fTIIS .\_J")

Ortega Bouler.ard Jack:;or.rr.i11e, Floricia

Enterecl September, 1925 "

rosc

-su,ce

tcr irt tlte bud,

tlt,nn f ull

blozu'tt."

Clirl Reserve (3, 1), Hack Benefit (,1), Senior Partl' (4), Class S'g't.-at-Arms ('l), May Fete (3) Iirench Cabaret (4), lirench Club Presiclert (4) Frerch Play (rl), Corrcsponding Secretary Secret Term (,1), liirst Vice Prcsident Anniversary Term (.{), Open N{eeting (3), Anniversary Usher ('1).

jo-r'able

LiLIr\ I{ARIA BONI)\: ;EA 21 Phelps Roacl

Iiidgeu'ood,

llnteretl September,

1924

"LI.'ltut ttt1, lutl1, I)i-sduin ! '1rt :'ct lhittrll" Cilass IJochel'

Tcarl (3, '1). Basketball 'leanr

.3. :1), Soccer Team

(2,

(2, 3 ), Czrptain Baskttball -lean (3), Seconcl \'-arsitl'Soccer (2), Rasketball \iarsitl. ('l), Class Partl' (2, 3), Class Vicc Prcsi-

clrnt (3), (iir1 Reservc (2, 3. 4), Assistar.rt Busirtess XI:uragcr A. A. (3), A. A. \ricc-Prcsiclerrt (4), 1,1a1 l.-cte (2,3), Open X4eeting (2,3,4), Opcn Nlecting lTostcss (2), Anniversarl, Trcasurer (3),

Arniversarl, N{arch (2, 3, '{), Arrnivt'rsa11- Play (3), Open X4ecting Trcasurer (3), Sccret'I'errl llclitor (.1) , Arrniversary Vic'e-Presidcnt ('1).

j--calous U-nbcrrclirg

L-ean I ntellectual E rrterprising

S ensible H elp{ul R epro:rchful I-mperious

\{-Lrtual

FI-OIiENT]I] T,OITITAiNE L]OON -,\.:)

79 Shanlel' ,\r'enue Ner,r,ark, N. J. E,ntereC Scptenrlrer, 192'1

''S/rc

lo.i.sc.s.rcd

irtq

cc/ ott

e f cculior tolcut of f rotluczt,ltttcz,cr sltc ditl or .\oid."

Girl Rcserre (.3 ), C-lass S'g't.-at-Arms (.1) , Christmas Partr. (3, ,1). Social Editor Ilack Boarcl (.{) I.Iacl< Boarcl ISclefit ('1), Secrct Tcrm Iiecorcling

Secrctar,v (.1) , ArrnivcrsarJ. Tertn Flditor (.1), Chairman Scrvice (iomrrittcc (.1).

r.5

c'tulant

I.]LIZARtrTH tiNO\\I-TON RUTLER

A:: Franklin Street

Englewoocl,

llntered Septeml,rer, 1925 "7'o loolt uf ond not dolt'tl 7-o looh f orztttrd dttd irot bochztlttrd 'l'o lool; ot(l und,,o1 i11To lcud o ltortd!" Secrct Term Censor (3), Open \4ecting (3), Indcior Nleet (3), X'lay Fete (3), Girl l{eserves (J, 4), Chorus (,1), Special Chrous (:l), Christmas Partl' (4), Class Partl'(,1), H:rck Bencfit (4), \'. \\r. C. A. Pageant (1), Y. W. C. A. VicePresiclent (,1), Class Vicc Presiclcnt (.1), Secret

Terrrr Pre'iJent (41.

B-usy

E-arncst T-rancluil

T.-houghtf rrl

Y-outh{rrl

\{-usical A--<lorable

R-are Y-ielding

X{AIiY ELIZABETFI CFI,{P},IAN >E+

54 Sommer Avenue Nlaplewoocl,

Errterecl Septemlter, 1925 "

Olt happ1, curtll, 'iLtlrcr(tolt tltJt ittrtocctt,t f ccl sitc ln.s trcad."

Open \4eeting Pianist

(3),

N{a1.

Fctc (3), Girl

Reserve t3, { ). \'. \V. ( ;rhirrrt rl r. l..rr.,:rnl,l" 1.1, ;l), X4usical Contcst (3), Senior Pla,v (.1), Auriivercar)' Marclr tJ. I ), ( ,,illnlcilceilrcllt \lar.,.lt (.i),

Tlrck BerreFt ( -l ). ( )len Nlcrtirr.q { (,1-r-csf,)n,lin_ Sccrelarr' (4), S+crcl 'l'crrn Tlc;r.rrrcr 1J,;, Arrrri.

vcrsar) 'l crm Treasrrler (4), Arrrrivcr-.rr.r l.'slrcr (.4 l. Christmas Part-v t 4;.

HELEN WESLEY CLACKETT OEN

10711-86 Avenue Ricl-rmoncl Hi11,

N. y.

Enterecl September, 1925

"Fricndsldp is constortt itt, oll tl.tittgs."

Girl Reserve (3, 4), French Club (4),

Cabaret (4), French.Play (4), tlr.".t, Ciil urer (4), Secretary Term Corr,espo,rai,rg

tary (4).

H-onest

E-xact

L-audacious E-steemed

N-atural

F--rank

I-ively

E-nthusiastic

T-urbulent

C---ontraclictory

H-nppv

ELIZA]3ETIJ lJARPtrR trLE1'CHER @EN

67 Claremont Road Ridgewoocl, N. J. Enterecl September, 1923

"|{otltitrg is iut.possiblc to o zuilling ltcart." Ifay Fete (2, 3), Class Party (2), Hack Beneht (J). Arniversary Play (.{t, ( horrrs ( I ). (;irl Rcserve (1, 2. J. 4t. Opcrr Meelirrg Corrcsnolrdirrc Secrctary (4). Secrel Terrrr (i.risor (2 t. Class Prophecy (4). Operr Meetirrg plav (4). .t r",,..1, Club (J ), Sccret Terrn Ediror' 141 .

French

f.""i-

S.li.-

CATHb,R]NE HARRItrT FOULKES >Eip

371 Lake Street Newark, N. J. Entered September, 1923

"Like anotlter Kay-fittd, another Troy." Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Special Chorus (3, 4), I{av

l'ete (1), Operetta (2, 3),

Class Basketball Team

1), Class Hockcy Tearn (2), Class Trcasurer (2), Girl Reserve (1, 2, 3,4), Trophy Contest (2, 3), Auniversary March (2), Open Meeting 'r erm Editor (3), Arrniversary Term Editor (3), Open N{eeting Vice Pr,esident (4), Secret Term Piesiclcrrt (,1), Annivcrsary Play (3), Class Party (1, 2, 3), Clrristn.ras Party (1, 2, 3, 4), French Club (3, ,l), Iirench Cabaret (4), French Play (4), Vice-Presiclent Frencl.r Club (4), Hack Benefit (1), Winner Life Saving Certificate (2), Anniversary Chaplain (2), Open Mecting Pianist (2)' Mr"rsical Contest (3), Hack Board (4). (

K-nowing A-ccomplished

Y-outrg

D-eclamatory O-bservarrt

T-alkative

DOROTI{Y ELIZI\BETH FO\\rLES

a)) Beuson Springs Florida E,ntered September,

192'1

"Slte i-s fretty to L'alk lvitll And u;itty to talh tsitlt, And pleasattt, too, to tlilnk on." Class Hockey Team (2, 3' 4), Captain

Class

Hockey Team (3), Hockey Varsity (3, '{), Clas,s Soccer Team (2, 3), Girl Reserve Q, 3, 4), Y. W. Cabinet (4), Christmas Party ('l), Anniversary S'g't.-at-Arms (2), Open \ eeting Pianist (3), Anniversary Recording Secretary (3), Anniversary President (4), Anniversary Play (4), May

Fete (2, 3), Hack Benefit (4), Hack Board (4), Anniversary Usher (4), Captain Hockey Varsity (4)"

I{ARTHA PENDLETON

GRAVES

@EN

299 trulton Terrace Orange,

Enterecl Seltter-nber, 1924

"Hozt'far tlis little candle sends her bcum.s! So s/r'i,ri.es a good de ed, in a nough.ty zLtorld." Class Hockey Tcam (2. 3,

4),

Class Hockey Cap-

t:rin (zl), Class Soccer Tean (3), tr{ay Fete (3),

L'irl lieservc (2, 3, 1). y. W. C. A. Cabirret 1J, 4), Class Party (,1), Christmas Party (2, 3, 4), Hack Bcnefit (4), Open trIeeting Term Auditor (3), Secret Term Recording Secretary (3), Anniversarli' Play (2, 3, 4), Open N{eeting (2, 3. 1), A. A. Scr'r'.elary ( -l ), Class Prc.itlerrt (J.;, Aruriversary Tcrm Prcsident (4).

M-agnanimous

O-bliging P-ristine S-ensitive

E-arnest S-incere

T-houghtful I-ngerrious E-steemed

BS-fNBH HULL C;RItrFtrN >EO

45 N'Ionroe Avenue trllamaroneck.

N. Y.

Enterecl September, 1926

"Hottcst lubour beors o lovcly facc." Clrorus (4), Girl Reserve (4), Hack Bcnefit (4), Auniversary Term Corresponding Secretary (4).

JANI' RICHARDSON HAYTOCK @EN

118 Parker Avenue Easton. Penna. Entere<l SePtember, 1925

"]f

,r,ou

are zri-\c, be zvisc;

kee

t't'hat l1oods

the Gods froYi'de You." Open I'Iceting (2), Girl Reserve (2, 3,-4), Mav F'cLe t3 ). I:rerrclt Club (3, 4), Frerrch Play (4)'

(3), Open Meeting Secrct Term S'e'1. -(3),at-Arms French Club Tr'easurer (4), Term Treasurer Anniversary Treasurer (4), Anniversary Usher (1), Y. W. C. A. President (4).

J-udicial

A-lert

N-aughty

E-xplicit

H-umorus E-vasive

R-are

P-eppv

X{ARG,\RFITTE THIIOI)ORA HERPI]RS >EO

705 High Street Newark. N. J. E,nterecl September, 1923

"'l-ltcy haac nrcttstrred inatt\t (L tltilc, 7-o trccLd o urcasLtrc tttitlt ltcr." Class Hockey Tcam (1, 2), Class Soccer Team (1). Anniversary Pla1, (1, 2), Hack Board (3, 4), Second Place Jackson Contest (3), Hack Benefit tZ. 3, 1), Class Party 11. 2. .l ), Serrior Play (4). Christrtas Patty ( l, 2. '1, 11. Odd Tcrm As-istarrt Editor (2), Open N[eetirrg Chaplain (2), Arrniversary Assistant Editor (3), Recording Secretary Open .\4eetirrg tJl, Odd 'l'ernr Vice-Pr, 'ident (41. Oben Meeting (2, J), Girl Reserve ( l. 2, 3. 4).

Annivcrsarv Terln Presidellt (4).

BUEI,AI.I ELIZABETH HOOD

a)) 35 Park

Slope,

Riclgewood, N. J. Enterecl Septen-rber, 1923

",'1

nListrcs.s

of hcrsclf-tho' Chino fall."

('lasr Hocke) Tcam ( l. 2.,\.4), Cla.s Ba.ketbell I carrr ( I. 2. J. + ), ('las. Soccer Tearn ( l. 2. .jt.

{ aptairr Hoci.e.r' f ram (2'1, Hoc[gy

Suf Vui.|" (2. J). Ba.kcrl,all Srrh Var:ity (J.t, Hockcv Var"_ f nr f--.i.'t f . )'). (-lr-'

.1r1 r1 r, Ba>kcrh:rll Vars;r_r qi,t, f

Parrl rl, 2. J, 41, Liirl R*cr,res r i.

J,--l), Nlusical ('onre5t rl,2. j,4,), t'la.s Orchesrra (J). (-lrurus (,1 r, Arrrri,'er-ary play (3. 4), Operr llecting ('lraplairr t2..t, Secrel Term Treasurer

(.t).

()perr Xlectirrg Pre5idenr

(3), A. A. Board

(.1).

i4t.

Class Secretary

H-elpful

O-bedient O-bdurate D-ecisive I-ngerrious S-incere A-ppreciative I{-esigned

A-imable

H -opeful

SARAH BUCKELEN HOOVEN ..

:EO

Lambertville, N. J. Enterecl Septemlter, 1925

"S/rr

r.r

!cnllc tltat iotlt ,tcnllc

tl cc,ls."

(-lass Hockey Team 14,1, Cirl Rescrve (J.4). ). I;rerrclr Cltrh izl;, Dioko.ophian Secret Tcrm Ediror { 4 t, Var,iry Hockry Squad (4). Jackson Coutesr (J

I\NNE ASHB\- I{UNTINGTON )EO

312 East 7th Street Plainfrelcl,

N. J.

Entered Septen-rlter, i923 "1s.s/rc rtot inorc tltan fttirrting colt ?.rfrcssor j'outlrful focts fLtncl' u'ltcn tlte)'loztc?"

Clirl Rcserr.c (1, 2, 3, '1), Freshman Class Trea( rUrer ( lass Hucke.r Teanr ( I l. lrristrnas Parly tl. 2, 41, (la:. Petty t1. 2. 4 t. lJi,'ku,uplriarr Chaplain (2), Assistant Eclitor Secret 1'erm (3)'

Anniversarr' trditor ('1).

A-lluring N--imb1e

N-otcd

li-xhubcrant

A-droit

L-audable I-dea1 C-onscientious

E-ducated

ALICII NIr\BI-tr JE\VELL OEN

185 Lenox Roacl 13rook1Yn, -N.

Enterecl Selltemher, 1924 "

lnc-llo"irt oir -rltc be !"

-shc tuttlcraoluc 1,67r, f

Oocrr Nlecrirrs t l,

2), r tperr l\leetirt:t

c(1re

Yiee-Presi-

Se''rctary ,l,,irt t-l t. A,i,'i,icr.a' t Pl;11 {J l, ('las: (l). ( lrs5 P;tlt-r 1lt, ( l;r't 5orrg (l t' (-111i'11nat i',.rir tLr, t l;rs. H,,ckt-r Tcam tlr' Suirlrrnirrl

\r,:"i , r,. lrl l'.1. (2i, r'lr.r'u' 11. 2. { r. Spc' .i"l- tl', .r. t2, ,{), Ol,ct"l1a {2}' Vinlirr Rccital it. Z. I1, \'inlirr Err-enrhle r1' 2' 1l, \lusical Corrrrst (1,21, Hacl< B,'ar,l t'1 t. ,N.l

},{ARION ESTIJER KENIBALL

.\:: 304 Euclicl Avenue Westfielcl,

Enterecl September, 1925

"Onl1, thc actions of thc just smell and blossoilr iu tltc tlnst."

.;u,e

French Club (3), French Club Secretary (4),

Annivcrsary Play (3, 4), French Plav (3), Y. W. Cabinet (1), Class Treasurer (4), {iirl Reserve (3, 4), Open N{eeting (3), Toast-Nfistress JuniorScrrior Barrquet (3 ) , Anniversary Corresponding Secretary (4).

ItI-ounrful

A-ttentive

R-espectf ul

I-mperious

A-mbitious

N-oble

B-old

O-mnipotent

o-ld

ELIZABETH JANE KILLANI @EN

742 Balclwin Place

Norfolk, Va. E,nterecl Septenrlter,

"Tltl' 1"o"

i's

true a''

19221

steel

Open \,feeting (2), Girl Reserve (2, 3, 4), Hack Benefit (.1), Aruiversary Recording Secretary (zl),

Anniversary Play (,1), Open Nleeting President (4), Assistant ll,clitor of the Hack (4), Callilogian Anr.riversary Usher (4), Senior Plav (4), \. W. (. A. PIa1 111. t lrri.tmas Par.ry 12,3,4).

( ?)

BARBARA I,IARY I{NIGHT @EN

Sullivan Roacl Easton, Pent'ra.

Entered September,

1923

"Gente el in fersonage, conduct and equ,i|aqc,

Iioble by heritage-generous end frcc."

4), Anniversary Chaplain (4), Hack Beneht (4), Secret Term Recording Secretary (4), Girl Reserve (1, 2, 3, 4), Censor

Clrristmas Party (1, 2,

(2).

B-elieving

A-ffable

B-lameless

S-edate

K-ind

I-ntrinsic T-easir.rg

T-rutl-rf ul

Y-oung

KAT}IERINE ALI,TA N{ONTGOI,ItrRY OEN

82 North Union Street Lan-rl,rertvi11e,

Enterecl September, 1926

"Blushinq i.s tlre color of virtuc" Class Orchestra (3), Winner Sr'vimming tr'{eet (3), Third Place Indoor l{eet (3), Sub. Class Hockey

Team (3, 4), Class Soccer Team (3), Class Basketball Sub. (,1), Musical Contest (3), May trete (3), Class Party (3, 4), Girl Reserves (3, 1), French Cabaret (4), French Club (4), French Play (4), Hack Benefit (,{), Anniversary Usher (4), Anniversary Term Pianist (4), Open lvfeeting Term Recording Secretary (,1).

I{ARION BEATRICE NEWN,IAN >EO

304 Gregory Avenue Passaic,

Elrtered September, 1924

"Slte moaes like a Gotldess and loohs lihe a Queen." Cill

Reserve

(2.3.4), May Fete ( j),

Arrrriversarv

Play (J t, Open Mecting L'orresporrdine Secretar'v (J t, Sccret Term Treasurer ( j), Hoikev Teai, (3). ('lass Basketball Team (4), Operr -Meetinr Trcasurcr (4 ), Open Meeting PIay (4,1.

B--ounteous

I-ndifferent L---oquatious

L-ively

Y-ielding E-njoying D-urable N-ervons

A-rtfrrl

EDNA LOUISE ROCKWELL lr) 34 De l3arry Place Summit, N. J. Er-rterecl September, 1925

"Sltc

goe-s zvltcrc d.u.ty coll.r."

May Fete (3), French Club (3, 4), F-rer.rch Cabaret (4), Girl Reserve (3, 4), Chorus (4), French Play (4.) Anniversary Recnrtlirrg Secretarv (4'1.

I]ANNI]I I'IURRAY ROYLE EEN

618 East .lSth Street Patersou,

Errtererl Feltruary, "

Ez;cr f air

;

1923

nc-Lcr f roud,

Class Hockel' 'feam (1, 2, 3, 4), Class Soccer leam (1,2,-3), Class Basketball (3,'l), Captain Class Basketball (4), Lrcloor -N{eet (I' 2' 3) '

Hocl<ey \'-arsiL,r, (.{), N,Iay tiete (1,2,3), Nfusical Corrtcsi (1. 2, 3), (lirl Rcserve (1,2,3,'1), French ClLrb (3, ,l), French Cabaret ('1), Class S:cretar)' (2 ), Open \'Iceting (i, '{). Se-cret Term Pi:irist (2), Arniversar-v Pianist (2), Open Meetirl Piarrist 13 ), .t 'tttivcrrar,v \larclt (2. 3. 4)'

Aiirri . er'tar. \'icc Prcsirlertt Prcsiclent (4).

(

l).

J-uvenile

E-xperienced

A-rrxious N-oisey N-appv

I-mplacable E-r-rthusiastic P- .ersuasive

ll-xcitable

G-arrulous

],IARGARET \'{INERVA SHARP EEN

83 X'Iain Street Newton, N. J. Enterecl September, 1926 "Prnd'ettt itt, ttction;

aliein

'tfeech."

(3), Class Basketball Team tJ t. Class Party (J. 4) ' \\'irrrrer o I ttrlout' Nl ect iJ;. ( lrcer Lca']er (3. 4), Sorrg Leeder ( -f r. ltllrl Fetc r J t. (-'orresportd l{ 1, Opcrr l\lcetirrg lilitur- (4). ing Secrctarl -P1ay (4), Secret Term Vice-PresiAiiniversary dent (4), Hack Benefit (4), Christmas Partl' (3, 41. t,irl Resrlvc t J. 4 t. Class Hockey Team (J;, Class ire"'ut"t I

Secret Term

HELEN AI-]SON SHAW A)) Per-nberton,

Enterecl Seirtember, 1925 "

AyL urtist to tlte cort:."

r. Art Chrirrnan Y. W. C. A. (4). Alr E,litnr Hack l,:l r. Hack Berretit 14.) , Frerrclr C-ahelct r3.,1 r, Frcrrr.lr tluh S'g't.-at-Arrns (zl ), (li'l Resrrve (J. 4). Clrr-isr'nas Parr, (-1 ), Aurr.iXIa_r Ferc tJ

vcrsar\. Second Vice-President (4), Anniversary

Plar'

(,1).

L-oud

E xpert

N-atural

S-arcastic

T-enacious

A-rgumentative N-imb1e

I'IARGARET SII'IPSON ST,\NLEY l:)

Goulclsltoro, Penna. Errterecl Septemlter, 1924

"7'herc is grcot ubilitl, in knouting ltozu to c ottc cttl orte' s abilitlt." Class }locliey Team (2, 3, 4), Class Basketb:rll 1-eanr (2, _3, 'l), Class Socce r Team (2), Secoircl Hocl<ey, Varsity (2), Hockey V:rrsiiy (3, ,l), S,,ccer Varsit.r. 12), {-aptain Class S.:,ic"i Tc:,irr

(2), (-la.' Prrrl r 2, J r. r'lrr;slrnrs p;rrrr (2, J, 13. J,1, Arlrlrlic.A.sociari.,rr presi tlet i (l r, Hack Bn:rr,l ( J ). Ha,.l< Berrcfir { 4 5u irrrnrirrg \lecl (2. J t, jiii ,t Ff r.. i"l;",-;,," ,\.1 cct t 2 r. St currrl Plrrcc S* imrnirrg if ,..i i.f i. \,Yinner 1 i{e Saving Certificat.e (2),-Anniversari (-rnsnr piarri.t tJr. Oprrr Nleci_ .(2r. Arrrrir.ers:rr1. 1rg 5 S l.-l11-Alrns (.J), Sccret Term Fir.t Vice. Pre.id-rrr r J r. Arrrrivcrsar-r Nlrr.,.lr t2. J t. Com_ rn(r)ccmert f Iar-clr (J ). ArrrLiver.sart. plav (J, 4). Jt, tiirl Re.cric

)

)'l

FRANCES CATHERINE STUMPF EEN

21 New Lawn Avenue Arlington, N. J. Entered September, 1923

"Alruays seeu; never heard,." Class Hockey Team (2, 3, 4), Varsity Hockey (2, 3, 4), Basketball Team Sub. (3, 4), Class Soccer Team (1,2,3), Captain Class Soccer (3),

Incloor l\'{eet (1,2,3), Tennis Tournament (1, 2, 3, 4), Xilay Fete (1, 2, 3), Chorus (4), Hack Benefit (4), Girl Reserve (1, 2, 3, 4), Anniversary S'g't.-at-Arrns (2), Secret T,erm Chaplain (3), Open Meeting Recording Secretary (3), Anniversary trditor (zl), Open Meeting Play (1, 2), Anniversary Play (4), Class Party (1, 2, 3), Class Vice-President (2), A. A. Treasurer (4), Class President (4), Commencement March (3), Arrrriversarl' Marclr (4).

[i-rank R-eady

A-ustere N-oted

N-eat

Y-outhf ul

E-xplicit

V-aluable I-mportant

E-nhancing

EVELYN von STARCI( a>>

1412 West State Street,

Trenton, N. J. Enterecl Septen-rber, 1925

"And her sntile

macle swnsline

the

darkest flace ."

Girl Reserve (3, 4), Chairman Girl Reserve (3), Service Committee (4), Anniversary Chaplain Jun-

ior Party (3), Secret Term Treasurer (4), Senior Play (4), Senior Party (4), Chorus (4), Anniversary Play (4), Girl Reserve Pageant (4), Open Meeting First Vice-President (4).

ELIZABETH HEISLER \\TELLS -\.:: 101 Farnsworth Avenue Borclentown,

Entered September, 1923 "H er u,ncrtinquisltcd laughter slmhes

tltc skics."

Class Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4;, Class Basketball (2, 3. I t, Sub. Class Ba,ketball i I .t , Class Soccer (1,-?, 3)., Captairr Soccer (1), Soccer Varsity (1, 2.3), Class S'g't.-at,Arms (1), Class Presideni I 2 ). Chorus ( l. 2, J, ,1 ). Operetra ( | ), Inrloor Xleet rl, 2. 3). Sclrool r'lreei Learlcr (2), Mav Fete (1. 2. 3), Frerrclr Caharer tl. 41. Swimming Y"qt e1, 2, 3), Tennis Tourrrament'(4), y. W: C. A. Cabirret (J). Y. \V. C A. Sorre I_eader (2. J). Hack Board 1J,,{;, Hack Benefit (J.4). Hockey Varsity t.l,4r, Sub. Hockey Var:irv (2), School Song Leader (3), Anniversarv S,g'tlail Arms (1), Anniversary. Pianist (2),'Basi<etball Varsity (4), Captain Basketball Varsity (4), Anniversary Usher (4), French CIub (3, +)', Girt Reserve (1, 2, 3,4), Secret Term Second'VicePresiderrt (4), Christmas Party (1, 2, 4).

B-oisterous

E-ager

T-om-boyish

T-empting

Y-oung

B-oyish O-bservant

B-old

ELIZABETH COLEN{AN WHITE >EO

157 Atlantic Avenue Hempsteacl,

L. I.

Entered September,

1925

"True as a nccd,lc to the fole ." CIass Hockey (J, 4 ), Class Baskerball (J. 4 ). Class Soccer (3), Hockey Varsity (4). Basket-

ball Varsity

(4 ). Girl Reserve i J. 4.,t l:renclr , Club (3,4), French Cabaret (3,4),'preirctr Ctui Treasurer (4 ). Frerrch Club Presiderrr ( 4 ). Christmas Party (4. Swimming Meet 14'1, Tenrris Tournament (3, 4), Open Meeting Editor (4).

\ $ {\

01.*hcorr Although we now {eel so grown up, it was onlv on September tweutv-fifth, nineteen l'run<lrecl ancl twelrty-three, that twenty-one of us, r'ery young ancl r'ery inexperier.rced gir1s, introclucecl ourselves to the school as the Class of '27. \\re electecl Estelle Clark presiclent ancl settlecl down to a year of work anrl p1ay. L-r Nlarch we entertainecl the rest o{ the school with a Sair.rt Patrick's Day party. The playlet, "'lhe Irish Alibi," u'as presenteci, ancl ice cream antl cake was servecl in Rec Hall afterwarcis. On the athletic fie1d we were not so successful, lrut we congratulatecl ourselves on having gone clown ir-r eloriotts clefeat. At the encl of our Fresl-rman year we hacl lost our timiclity. ancl l'racl growlt ttr lole C. C. I. ancl the f riencls we had made. \Ve were now reaclv to come back in the following Autumn with the clesire to

clo bigger ancl better things

iu the {utur-e.

The following September, l-raving ascencletl another step of learniug, we returnecl as o1c1 girls to C. C. L to welcome the new arrir,als. We electerl l3etty Wells presiclent, ancl uncler her leaclership the Sophomore class entererl into everything

competition with the other c-lasses of the school. (lur atirletic career began then, ancl we were greatly pleasecl when we succeeclecl in beatir.rg our frienclly enemies, the Juniors. In aclclition to these strelruolls er.rgagements we enjovecl our social activities, especially our Valentine Party in Rec Hall w1-rere the fun ancl merriment ran high. At the encl o{ the evening valentines were clistributed

in frienclly

rrnong the different girls whose friencls hacl not forgotten them on this c1a1'. Then came the sleigh-ricle which we gave to our sister class the Set'riors, ancl thoughts o{ this party will ite {or us a bright spot in our memories o{ 1-rapp1' times at C. C. I. Soon our Sophomore vear was at an encl, arrcl clurirrg the errsuing I'ear we were proucl to bear the name of luniors. Nlops was our president, and with her help we gave a party of welcome to the school in the gym, a gym strangely un{amiliar, however. ll-he horses anrl ropes hacl clisappearecl and we {ounc1 ourselr,es in a fie1c1 in harvest time with its stackecl corn ancl punrpkins lying arouncl. Several short entertainments helped us to become accluaintecl, ancl before long we were thoroughly enjoying ourselves. 'I-his year we aclclecl to our already long list of athletic achievements, first place in the indoor meet anci later il-r the list of athletic achievements first place in the indoor meet and later in the swimming meet, 30

Seniors at last

For three years we hacl workecl, hopecl, ancl lookecl f orward shoulcl bequeath to us its belovecl Selior Hall with all its traditions, the {ront steps {or oLlr very own, ancl best of all the honor of being* the Senior Class of C. C. L We acceptecl our responsibilities grayely, ancl llreparecl to upholcl the star.rclarcls that hacl become ours. With Franny as our presiclent we workecl ancl playecl equally harcl, for hacl we not a name of long stanclir.rg, which we hacl to live up to ? Once more we were victorious on the hockey fie1cl ancl basketball court, and we now withclrew to leave the fielc1 to our closest competitors. Accorcling to custom we gave our Senior Partv on \\rashington's Birthdav. our entertainment began with an attractive play, "ll-he trlower Shoir", which was given in chapel. Later y.u wourcl have thought you were back among the people of two centuries ago, if you hacl glan,:ecl into Rec Hall that Satur<lay night aucl seen the colorful array of costumes. There were several ntlmbers ancl our utrusual orchestra {rrrnishecl us with clelightful music. 'I'hen came those delightful Sunclay evening suppers. at which Doctor ancl \frs. 'l'revorrow entertaineci the Seniors. And final1y, best of all, the never-to-lte-forgotten clav on which we all werrt to New Yoll, as guests of the Trevorrows' to hear the opera "Boris Goclunoff." But all good things must come to an enc1, anc1, just as we enterecl c. c. I. with eagerness ancl hope awhile ago, now we prepare to leave with much the same feelings. Commencement, the goal for which we have been striving, is attained. Just as we have tried to overcofile every obstacle here, so we are about to step outsicle the wall in search of "other worlcls to conqrrer.,' ELIZABETI{ HOOD SOXTE GIRLS WHO MAKE UP OUR XIIOTTOV-arial,le .. "P"g" l-deaiistic "Betty" (Butler) ,,Eva,' N . ... . . .. -atrrral C-andi,l

to the time when the class of '26

I-llrrst rious 'fr-uslwortlry

"Shrimp"

Q-rrestioning

L--nequalle,l .. T-maginative .

"Frannie"

(.r)^L"

D('L'

.. "Billy" . "N{arian" (i(emball)

S-e1[-Corrtairretl .., E -ffieicrrt

V- ir aciorrs I-mpelative ..

N-oticeable (--elelrlaletl T- mpetuous

T-actf ul

(an

r{OX

uoo

...,,\,Iops,, .... "lIerp"

. ,,Kitty', "Jennie"

BETTY WELLS

Class Poem As future years upon us creep, ,\r.rd sc-.hoo1-c1ay thoughts are lturiecl cleep, When clay is clone, when shaclows fall, Let each one to herself recall The days of work ancl hours of fun \\rl'ren cherished frier.rclsl-rips were begun.

Let us laucl up to the sky

of C. C. I. In everything she takes the ieacl, 1[-re glorious name

In sport, and thought ancl noltle deed. We'1l ne'er forget, or fail to be true To dear C. C. I. and our own Black and Blue ..PEG'' SHARP

Class Song Tunc:

[il'ashingtott-Lee Szting Song

And when the class comes in with banner high Let us cheer ancl sing for C. C. I. Seniors, li{t your voices to the sky Ancl praise the glory of our school as days go Come on let's fight, light for our regal blue The standard of all good that we can do, Class

nineteen twentv-seven-seven

Here's to you

The days are passing, we must go, We all must part so soon. Our friendships true, though just llave macle us in spirit one.

ltegtrn,

So clon't f orget us when we're gone; N{ay our memory stay with you ! C. C. I. we'I1 be true to the Black and the Blue 'l'wenty-seven sings to you.

\\rhen the class comes etc.

lry-

-1{ -':

MargareT Sharp Mary CHapman Eva BEttes FranceS Stumpf ElizabEth Hood CatheriNe F oulkes

Julla Bondy

Kitty Montgomery

Edna Rockwell Helen Clackett Mary Baldwin l\4arthA Graves ESther Griffen Sarah Flooven MarioN Newman

Allce Jewell Barbara KNight AnnE Huntington BetTy Fletcher Marian KEmball BEtty Butler JenNie Abrams MargareT Herpers Elizabeth White LorrainE

Boon

RoxaNne Bacon BetTy Wells DorothY Fowles Margaret $tanley ElizabEth Killam Evelyn Von Starck JanE Haytock

HeleN Shaw

JEANNItr

Class Prophecy 1927 Outsicle

the rain

was

falling in icy sheets, and the wir-rcl howlecl mournfu1ly in the treetops. I

was seatecl lref ore a blaz-

ing fire, an openeci letter from a classmate ilr my hancl. I hacl been thinking of tl're happy year spent in '27, when suclc1en1y the flames began to form queer, fantastic

figures. I

SHA41

lookeci more

intently ancl founcl a love1y garclen scene with many people present. Banners aclr'ertisecl t1-re fact that it was a charity fair. The chief attraction was a girl, seaterl at a little table, nt the encl of the garcleu. telling the fortunes of the patror-rs. Imagine my surprise upon cliscovering her to be Helen Clackett !

This soon faclecl arrcl a pleasant, airy classroom appearecl. Little chilclren were plannit.tg wooclen houses while others macle sancl castles. Behind her neat ancl orclerly desk sat their teacher, Jetrnie. She just loves to teach the little clears. Tl-re next picture was one of another classroom. The chilclren here were to say, thev were al1 dressecl alike in blue and white uniforms. Ev-v Von Starck enterecl the room, ancl, watching closely, I cliscovere<l that she was the head of this Home f or Orphans ! olc1er, atrcl, strange

Now a long hall appearecl ancl the souncl of a flute assailed my ears. There was Kittl', playing for Stan's aesthetic clancing class. Stan herself was cloing

commendable minuet.

A root-r-r in the \\ralclorf crowcleci this scene from view, ancl I watchecl the new one u'ith interest. Two verv short pages were ushering a couple into the clir.ring-room, an<1, rrpon close observance, I recognizerl them as Shrimp ancl Betty llutler. 'I'l-reir C. C. I. trair.rir.rg had proven very useful to them. In a {ar corner o{ the same room l saw Alice Jewell and Lewis ; Alice was wearing a hanrlsome

cliamoncl.

â&#x201A;Ź 11 fi Tl-ris fac1ec1, and in its place I saw a group of Vassar College girls. From their anxious expressions ancl clignifiecl bearirrg, I judgecl them to be Seniors. Frannie was at their heaci. (Senior presiclencies seem to fal1 naturally to her.)

Presentiy I looked into the office of Johrr D. Rockerfeller himself ! C)n a chair at his right sat Esther, who was taking dictation in a lapicl, clear shorthancl. To me she seemecl an efficient stenographer. The next picture was clistirrctly foreign. Under the shaclow of a pagocla Jane stoocl, preaching to a grorlp of Chinanien. F'rom their acloring glances I should say that Jane was doing very well. 34

The flan-res grew brighter ancl I saw a Broaclway theatre. Bi11y Newman was playing ski1liu1ly the role of leading lac1y in, o'Alrie's Irish Rose." Her per{ormance brought deafening applause from the packed house.

A solemn procession passecl ancl I cliscovered Julie. She hacl begun an arclent campaign to refolm the State of New Jersey. She hacl a large nllmber o{ fol1owers who seemed to give her adequate support. This clisappearecl, ancl in its place was a beautiful limousine speeding along Park Avenue. Herp, the owner of this luxurious vehicle, hacl become a clever actress. For a moment, I caugirt a glimpse o{ her name as it appeared in flashing lights on Broadway. -llherr

I saw the spacious toy clepartmer-rt of R. H. ldacv anctr Co. young clerk was illustrating the merits of N'Iacv's new ro1ler coasters Upon closer observance I recogr-rized her as Dot Fowles.

A charming {or kiclclies.

'lhe spires of a bear-rtiful

catl-reclral rose amicl the flames ; the bel1s were ringsaw our Kav, not clressed in a wedcling veil, as I had at first hopecl, birt taking l-rer oath of orclination.

ing sweetlv.

A smart foreign car clrew up lrefore tl-re X'Ietropolitan Opera House, ancl Nlary Chapman alightetl. She was attirecl in a costl1'fur wrap, arrcl her jewelerl fingers sparklecl in the dim light. l.-ron'r t1.re remarks of the passers-by I judged that she hacl recer.rtly composecl a popular opera. L.r a cluiet kitchen Babs was lrusilv engagecl in originating recipes Laclies' llome Journal." Her "home ec" training certair.rly 1're1perl her.

{or "-lhe

A suirny beach with many brilliant r-rmbrellas clcltting its sparkling surface now appeareci, ancl I saw ,'\ntre. She was happilv marriecl ancl a popular cllaperon at \[artha's Vineyarcl. Then I saw an attractive beauty parlor. Two girls clressecl in white aprons were busily engagecl in their tracle. As they turneci toward me, I recognizecl Eddie and Sarah. The next was a brilliantiy lighted ballroom in the center of w1-rich I perceived Roxanne. She was being 1-reartilv congratulatecl on her recent engagement. Before I could discover just who the lucky man was> tl-re charming scene faded {rom sight.

Boo, inclustriously engaged in writing, came next. She is now the editor of the poirular book, "How to Become Sarcastic in a Few Days," 35

I hacl been waiting for Eva anxiouslv. Toronto the art of a correct Southern clrawl.

found her teachir-rg the girls at

Nfops was seatecl before a hat containing various slips of l)al)er. A puzzled clouclecl her brow. Somewhere in the din.r, clark past she hacl reacl of an unusuallv popular girl cl-roosing 1-rer fqture husltancl in this manner. Sl're was so beset by proposals that she saw that to be the best way to make her rlecision.

frown

A quiet scene followecl. I fourrcl Jeannie, conter.rteclly sewing 'neatl-r a sl-relteriug tree, ancl I am almost sure that I saw a iliamorrcl on her left hand. The scerre shiftecl qr-rickly to a iaboratorv in Paris. There was Rett]' \\r-e11s, It is whisirerecl that she anil Nlaclan.re Curie

now a prominent woman chemist.

are to become partners.

On the waiting list to paint Rapl-rael's "Sistine N{aclonna", I saw the name Sl're has twenty years to wait ancl cluring that time she is painting some Portraits for the Louvre.

of Len Shaw.

sale

Peg Sharp seenrecl to he making a hor-rse-to-house canvas to further the of Lifebuoy soap.

I then saw l'lary Baldwin, an expert pianist at the shore. She was senciing little N{ary to C. C. I. The strains of a violin are dri{ting through the evening air anc1, by her art, Hooclie has her auclience helcl spellbound. She is plai,'ing at \{rs. Astor's lawn fete.

Then came a picture of a country lane. There was }larion. She was standing on a tree stump cliligently engagecl ir-r an argument with a young farmer. The topic was, "\\r-hy is water wet?" The picture clicl not facle until I was assured that l\Iarion was right.

I had seen all of rly classmates save one, Boll. Suclilenly the flames grew brigl-rter ancl I found myself in the center o{ a great laboratory. An en'rinent scientist was al)out to make an important discovery. Llis assistarrt was none other than our Bob. The chemist le{t the room ancl instructed her to lre verv careful. Bob just couldn't resist lighting a match to see if the new element woulri explo,le. A cleafening roar followed ar-rc1 I sud<1en11'awoke to fir'rd the fire out ar.rcl the thuncler roaring f uriousll . \,Iy glimpses into tl-re f uture hacl encled ruc1el1., arrd I coulcl onlv hope that my prophetic clrean-ring woulc1 some <1ay come true. BETTY trLETCI]IJR 36

Senior Mirror "O

wacl some power the

see ourselr'es as itl'rels see us !"

Bl'

\,fost Studious ................Frances Stumpf Most Conceited ..............Elizabeth Killam Best School Spirit ........8etty Butler Best Sport ......................Betty Wells rettiest Best Personality

........Dorotl.ry Forvles ........NtIartha Gravcs

Cleyerest

gie us

Bl' Faculty

BJ'Untlcrclass

Clo-ss

Most Popular ................Martha Ciraves I{ost Athletic ................Bctty Wclls

giftie

lllargarette Herpers

Betty Butler

ISetty Wells Frances Stumpf

Betty Wells

Best Read ........................E1i2abeth White Fastest Talker ..............Kathryn Montgomery N[ost Darirrg ..................Fili2abeth White

Betty Butler Betty \\rells Doroth,v Forvles

Betty Wells Betty Wells Dorothy Fowles

Retty

Betty Butler

BLrtler

Nlarg:rret Sharp

N,Iost Dignified ..............A1ice Jewell

Frances Stump{

Roxanne Bacon

Nlargarctte Herpers Anne Huntington Elizabcth White Kathryn \"Iontgomcry

Most Attractive ............Anne Huntington

decision possible

Alice Jewell

clecision possible

Nlargarctte Herpers Ev:L Bettes

Elizabeth White

Kathryn Montgomery Jane Haytock

Alice Jewell

Best Dresser ..................N4ary Cirapman Most Impulsive ..............E1i2abeth White Best Dancer .................... Arute lf untir-rgtotr Most Versatile ..............I.ralces Stumpf

Katl'rryn X,[otrtgornerl-

trIost Sarcastic ..............Elizabeth Kil1am

Frances Stumpf

Helen

Elizabeth Killam

lu{argaret Stanley

Margaret Stanley

lilargarette Herpers

\{argarette Herpers Eva Bettes

I-orraine Boon

Eva

tr4ost Argumentative ....Margarctte Hcrpers Cathcrinc Foulkes

Bettes

Jeannie Royle \ro decision possible No decision possible Shai,v

Biggest Drag with

Faculty ........................\,Iargarette Herpers

Cutest ..............................Eva Bettes

\{ary

Quietest

Balchvirr

Eva

Bettes

\'{ary

Baldlvin

\,f

ary

Balclr','irr

tr{ost Artistic ................Hclen ShauPeppiest trIargaret Sharp Funniest Margarette Herpers

Helen Shaw Margaret Sharp

Betty

trfargarette Herpers

h{argarette }Ierpers

N{ost Broadmirrded ........Bctty Butler N{ost Fickle ..................Betty Wells tr{ost Sensible ................Jennie Abrams Most Capable ................Martha Gravcs Most \fusical ................1Iary Chapmar.r

Betty Butler Lorraine Boorr Alice Jewell

trlizabeth White

Ideal Senior

..................

Bettv Butlcr

I{artha

Graves

X,Iary Chapman Betty Butler

Hclen Shaw \\re11s

Dorothy Forvles Alice Jewell Martha Graves

Mary

Chaprnan

Betty Butler

.':

:,_--

Nize Baby Apologies to

Milt

Gross.

Nize baby, itt opp all cier Crim from Whitt, so moma'll tell you a sturry from dem Z. Z. L giols, ven dey vent chessing {rom der benner. Mmmmm, soch clops what dey shoulcl ha{ was, I coulcl'nt hef believed it from mine own

eyes.

Nize baby, itt some more cler Crim from Whitt, soos momma'll go on midt dar sturry. It vass like diss-cler Seniors, cley hev some fironey, end dey buy a bennercler colors vas all from bloo and vite. Nlmmmmmm und vas dat big benner? Chess esk me. Uncl you vound'nt he{ believed it, but dat dem doipy juniors vat dicl they done ?, but cley take f rom cler seniors der benner, and mit mine own hends I am, telling' you, dey sviped it und den dey hid it, Ken you emagin, vat a lot of noive cley should hev had. So don't esk mee, vat dey done-Mine woister enemy shouldn't hev hed to hev it-under a lot from cloity wooc1, cley hid from der seniors der benner. Dem goils vas spitchless from hanger witt rage, and dey sad mit each odderHmmmmaybe we hev to soich der holl nite, to get der benner. Und von nite-ven der holl hall vas desparate from rage und hanger Von of der goils, vent leeclle by leedle to der doity wood, und she gredually oppened opp der place-und vat should she ha{ found bat der benner, all rinkles. Bat dey vas so gled to gett der benner, dey voulcln't hef carecl if it vas coverecl from soot. OOOOOOOOOOH Soch a nize baby, itt opp all de Crim from Whitt-

vat

darlink'

,,H.',Rp,,

Senior Mirror "O wad sone power the giftie gie 'lo see ollrselves as ithers see us !" By

C1a.rs

Undcrclass

By Fantlty

Most Popular ................1{artha Graves Most Athletic ................8etty Wells

Betty Butler

Bctty Wells

tr{ost Studious ................Franccs StumpI tr{ost Conceited ..............E1i2abeth Killam Best School Spirit ........Betty Butler Best Sport ......................Betty Wells

Betty Wells

Frances Stunrpf

Frarices Stumpi

Prettiest

..Dorothy

Betty Butlcr

Betty Wells Betty Wells Dorothy For,rrles

Dorothl. Fowles Betty Butler

Best Personality ............Martha Graves Clevere

Roxanne Bacon

Betty \\rells

F-or,vles

X,{argarette Herpers

\,Iargarettc Herpers Annc Fluntingtorr

trfost Attractive .......-....Atu.rc lluntington

decision possible

Betty

13utler

tr4argarctte llerpers

Eva Bettes

Bcst Read ........................-Elizabeth White Fastest Talker ..............Kathryr.r tr,lontgomery trtIost Daring ..................F.lizabeth White

E,lizabeth White

Elizabeth White

Kathrvn Montgomery

Most Dignified ..............Alice

Jervell

Alice Jeu'ell

Katlrryn Montgomcry Jane Haytock

Cl.rapman

T-orraine Iloon

Best Dresser ..................X,Iary

14argaret Sharp

NIost Impulsivc ..............81i2abeth Whitc Best Dancer ....................Anne Hur.rtington NIost Versatile ..............Frances Stumpf \{ost Sarcastic ..............EIi2abeth Killam N{ost Argumentative ....X{argarettc Herpers

Kathrytr l,f or.rtgomerl.

Eva

Bctf

Frances Stumpf Elizabetl'r Killam

Alice Jelvell Jeannie Royle No decision possible No decision possible

lv{argaret Stanley

Helen Shai,v trlizabeth Killam Nlargaret Stanley

l',targarette Herpers

Margarette Herpers

Eva Bettes \"Iary Baldrvin Helen Shaw

Eva Bettes trIary Baldr,vin

Nlargaret Sharp I,Iargarette Herpers

Betty \\rells

Catl.rerine Foulkes

Biggest Drag with

Faculty ........................I{argarette Herpcrs

Cutest ..............................1iva Bettes trtlary Balchvirr Quietest tr4ost Artistic ................Helen

Peppiest Funniest

Sl.rarv

l,Iargaret Sharp l,{argarette Hcrpers

tr4ost Broadminded ........Betty Butler

Nfost Fickle ..................8etty Wells tr{ost Sensible ................Jennie Abrams Nfost Capable ................\{artha Graves N{ost trlusical ................l,Iary Chapn.ran ideal Senior .................. Bettv Butler

Betty Butler Lorraine Boori Alice Jer,vell

Shar,v

Margarette llerpers Elizabeth White

X,{artha Graves

Dorothy For,r'les Alice Jewell Martha Graves

lufary Chapman

Mary

Betty Butler

Helen

Chaprnan

!.;:-_t

Nize Baby Apologies to

Milt

Gross.

Nize baby, itt opp all cler Crim from Whitt, so moma'll te1l you a sturry from dem Z. Z. L giols, ven dey vent chessing from cler benner. Mmmmm, soch dops what dey shoulcl haf was, I could'nt hef believed it from mine own

eyes.

Nize baby, itt some more cler Crim from Whitt, soos momma'll go on midt

dar sturry.

It vass like cliss-der Seniors, cley hev some money, end dey buy a bennercler colors vas all frorn bloo and vite. Mmmmmmm uncl vas dat big benner? Chess esk me. Und you vound'nt hef believed it, but ciat dem doipy juniors vat clic1 they done ?, but dey take f rom der seniors der benner, and mit mine own hends I am, telling yol1, dey sviped it und den dey hid it. Ken you emagin, vat a lot of noive dey shoulcl hev had. So don't esk mee, vat dey clone-Mine woister enemy shoulcln't hev hed to hev it-under a lot f rom doity woocl, dey hid f rom cler seniors cler benner. Dem goils .vas spitchless from hanger witt rage, ancl dey sad mit each odderHmmmmal,be we hev to soich der holl nite, to get der benner. Und von nite-ven der holl hal1 vas desparate f rom rage und hanger Von of der goils, vent leeclle by leedle to der doity wood, und she gredually oppened opp der place-unc1 vat should she haf found bat cler benner, all rinkles. Bat dey vas so gled to gett der benner, dey vouldn't he{ cared if it vas covered from soot. OOOOOOOOOOH Soch a nize baby, itt opp all de Crim from Whittvat a darlink' .,HERP,,

Information Derived from Examinations From time to tin1e, the faculty learn from our examination papers various facts which they never knew existed. But even our mistakes cottld be surpassecl. For instance, take the f ollowing: .. one who asks questions . .. a nredicine

equestrian

alontc......... carat ..........

*r.ri.ri i, ur.,r io; r;"il.ggit33l: anything that can be menclecl . an iclle Persoll ..... ... arrything belongirrg to the French a small umbrella tr.rut

l-rlume merrtlacious

itlolater f ranchi se parasit e

Eucharist

plagiarist

blotter ir.rebriate .....

.... sometl-ring you look

cliplomat . ...... rer.erberation .

The Star Chamber The Bronze Ag" .. ..... The Yeal of Jubilee 'lhe Letters oi Junius

. .

;h.;.

for

one who plays euchre

a writer of PlaYs ink is clrying

wl-rile the

..an ar.rimal without a backbone one who receir,es a cliploma .... wher-r it is macle again into a verll . . ..an astronomer's room the new pennies became curretrt coin . I- eaP Year

I-etters written in the month

June

The Age of Rea.son.. ..the time that has elapsed since.person of. sairl name was born An abstract noun. .. ..... the name of something that has no existence as: Gooclness

The trirst Concienciott.E Congress met in Philaclelphia. A circle's a rounci straight line with a hole in the middle. Parallel lines are lines that can never meet until they come togetl.rer. Interest on interest ts confouttd interest. Things that are equal to each otl-rer are equal to. anything else. The principal occupation of the people of Austria is gathering "austrich"

{eathers'

ALICE AND HtrLYN

Shakespeare

at C. C. I.

(W'ith tlte LI.tual Apologies) The Uselessness of stucly is not known, It falleth as the thurrclerbolts from Jove Upon the Senior's ltrow; it is twice cursed; It cursetl-i her who crams,,and her wl-ro loafs; 'Tis cruellest f or the loaf er; it clelights To goarl ancl tantalize her weary mincl For in it doth lie the power of stern instructors Ar-rcl its rreglect brings forth their wrath ancl ire Ancl demerits then crowcl the Senior's path. But stucly is more r.ile tl'ran even this, It is the very cleath of all our joys Aurl mirth cloth ever pine and die away Where stucly is enforced.

....FindingtheBanner

Nlidsummer Night's Dream Romeo an'l Juliet .

....... "Stan" and "N{ina" . .. .. ...Co-Educational

As You Like lt

Comecly of Errors Love's Lal,ors Lost

Test Papers

For l{easure .. . Aclo About Notl-ring

N{easure "N,Iuch

The

Tempest ..

. Cramming Ensemble Class That Brown Boston Bag . Rec Ha1l at Roll Call

Crush Notes

Sonnets

The Passionate Pilgrim I{ing I{enry The Eighth A \Vinter's Tale All's Well That Encls \\te11 "'lhere are more things in Heaverr ancl Earth"

Any

Senior

A Fickle Senior .... Tlie Banner Hunt The Banner

Chemistrv

"BOB" 40

One Friday Morning The two roomnrates, No. 1 and No. 2, return to their room after the morning Suclclenly-

walk.

I f orgot ! It's ir-rspection toclay !" ancl look at this room !" "1'11 see if I can get a carl)et-sweeper anrl "Gosh,

"\'eh,

a mop."

E,xit No. 1. Presentlv o11e calr hear the following: "lJas al5une a nr()l)?" No answer. "lIas anyone a carpet-su'eeper?" No answer. "Heyl I said has anyone a carpet-sweeper or a molt?! Oh we11, I dicln't want them alryway!!" No. I returns to the room in clisgust anil hncls No. 2 scurrying arouncl trying to put everythirrg into seeming orcler. "\Vhy on earth are yorl prrtting that shoe in yonr launrlrv ltag?" "We11, it's t1-re lrest way to get ricl o{ it-l hat,en't time to put it wl'rere it belongs."

Shortly af ter a voice is hearcl rkrwrr t1-re 1-ra11. "Wl-ro wants a carpet-sweeper "Chorus Angelorum" responcls, "I clo !"

No. I clashes out of the room ancl returns in a few seconcls, pr-rshing the carpet-sweeper triumphantly ltefore her. No.2 seizes the trophy ancl begins to massage the r-ug- vicious11,. Tl'rer:e's a knock at the cloor, then, "Do you want this mop?" Without ceremony the mop is snatchecl by No. 1, the cloor is shut in the speaker's face ancl No. 1 begins to apply t1're n-iop to the floor- with fienclish rapiclity. The bell rings. No. 1 cluickly su''eeps the r:est of the clirt uncler the carpet, grabs her books ancl makes a bee-line for chapel. The late chapel bell rings just as No. 2 rushes to her place. Says No. 1, "What kept you so long ?" Answers No. 2, "I'ci put the mop on top of the shelf in place of n-ry hockey stick, an<l wl-rerr I welrt to retllrn the n.rop ancl carpet-sweeper, I coulcln't find the moP."

I{r.

Flulse, "We

will now sing the three

stanzes

of Hymn

177."

JULIA BONDY

Ary Girl's Check Book (.Apologies

have

to E. A.

Gu,est)

dancly 1itt1e book

'lhat's full of narrow slips Ancl then to pay an I. O. U.

page lr'onr

it I

rip.

I just write in the numbers

Ancl then my name, ancl soon Tl-rat slip's as good as mone)-At least by Saturday noon.

And when to

sanclrn'ich sales

go,

benefits so fine,

eat a lot, enjoy mysel{'1-hen sigr.r

the bottom,

I'm not a business woman, But I'm rea1ly kincl at

iine. heart,

Never argue over pennies, Or piay a se1fish part.

\\'hqn

5rrnreone asks

ior

nroney.

I stop to think Of a little piece of paper \Vl-ry shoulcl

And the cost of pen and ink?

But when l{rs. Carper.rter sencls for me I know that something's wrong"lIow cou1c1 you be so stupicl, child ? Again you'r'e overdrawn."

"You har-en't signed this properly, Enclorsement is the law; Your allowance is a dollar a week, That's all that you can draw." Out of the office I sadly go, Confusion fills my head, A mathematician I'11 nsygl lls-Oh dear-I wish I were dead ! FRANCES STUMPF 42

Chapel Going As Would Be Br-r-r-r-ring.

Chapel

be11.

Silence reigns throughout the school, merely the tiny patter of tip-toes creeping slow1y, seclately ancl reverentlv c1'rairelward. Rubltered-noise-proof shoes up bookless-coverecl stairs-enrlrty passases before the white line-loving quiet within. A11 ears drinking in srveet strait.ts o{ beautiiully playecl organ music. Absolute quietr-rc1e. Arrcl so the school preparecl for its morning chapel service.

As Ciang, clang,

clang. Chapel

^Is

be1l.

Noise and turn.roil clominate througl-rout the school. The thuncler of many feet hurrying ancl scr-rrring in r.arious clirections before thinking of going chapelward. I'Ieavy-solecl clocl hoppers, assuring sulficient disturbances, dashing up book-coverecl stairs. Crowclecl passages before the blocked white line-rumbling hubbub

within.

Ileedless ears fail to hear the sweet strains of the organ struggling clin. Perfect disorder. And so the school prepared for its

through the horrible,

morning chapel service. ,'BOO"

ttDramatic Life at C. C. I." "Yours Truly"

"'Ihe

Stuclent

........ "Rox"

..........

Prince" ........

"TheRamblers"..... "A Latly In Love" ..

;;s;;;;, ,il"tt*" Mary Baldwin

......."Dot"

"The Temptress" ............. ..... "A Right Age To Nfarry" .... "The Prowlers" ..............

Regular Scorrt"

''Risky Business"

"Kitty's

"Kitty"

Kisses"

"The Beloved Rogue" . "Gentlemen Prefer Blonc1es" "The Squall "The Show" R

"Hack"

"The Age of Innocence" ...... "Just Another Blonde" ......... "ShameIul Behavior" "Naughty But Nice" "The Sewing Nlachine Gir1" "Red Heacls Preferred" ... ..

afr

...

Renefit

....,,Ann" and ,'Herp"

estless \Vomen"

"Paradise"

N[.

Betty Wells Nlary Chaprnan Helen Shaw

Fowles

Alice Jewell "Out for the Banner" Betty Butler The Canal Store

. ..

LVY Jeannie

"Senior Hall" .. "Mops" "Babs" Knight

............ "Peg" Sharp ...:.. ... Week-ends AND ESTHER JENNIE .

On our Book Shelves at C. C. .\s Yorr Like Tt Pilglinr's Plosres: Twice Tol,l 'f;rles f'o llave ancl -l-o Holcl .. lliclsun-rmer Night's Dream 'Ihe Col,lerr Ag" Th.' Cri.is T.es l\liseral,les Col,lerr Nrrmlrers . .. N irretv 'l'hlee

. No homeu'ork: .

r.ro clemerits

..From Freshies to Seniors Excrrses

{or special weekencls

Our Diploma 100% on a Final Senior Year

rnn.; ;n" *#'u':JJfii: Anv nineties

I he nrark we woulrl like to get

Twice Thirty Scallet Letter Sherlock H olnre:

The mark we get

. .

Any teacher on rluty

Jnrrocenls Alrroa,l

New-comers at C. C. I.

in the \\'oo,ls o[ the Wild 'lhe La:t Dny Little W,'nren Balres

.. Freshmen

Call

The impulse to cut

classes

Commencement

_ "Eve", "Betty", "Shrimp"

The Light that L'ailed

Senior Hal1, Peith Ann Night

NIARION KEN{BALL

In the Middle of the Night Tim,e : In the Xtidclle of the Night Placc: Room 57

Scrabble, scrabble... .CRACK ! "There's that mouse again! Right over by your becl.,' (Leans over eclge of the becl and peers under) "Hul-r ! Can't see him l No nrouse there !,, Len: "l{ow could you see? It's dark Hissssssssss! Scrabble, scrabble... CRACI( Kay: "Nfnnnnn !" Letr,: I m goingto_see" (Puts foot on the floor) "oh !. I've steppecl on something,' (Puts on light ancl sees Kay peacefully muncl.ring INDIAN NUTSI .,LEN"

Len: I{ay:

671

Lest We Forget "Come my soul, thou t-nust be waking" ..... "Come my soul thou must 1re risilrg" "An11 call n1e not to strict accotlt'rt" ........ "Bearing my sin's heavy loacl" "Ancl the choir of angels with sor.rg awaits" ".\ sr,cial treatnrelt"

"7, 2, 3, 4, etc-al1 here" . .. ., "Bliss beyonrl comirare" "Ancl can man alone be clumb" "An<1 when orrr labors, are all o'er" "Christian seek t.rot yet lepose" "Fling out the banner let it float"

6.,15

Rising l3ell

"No shoplring Privileges" . Ve.1tq1 Selr ice

. S,,ciety .\ttttivelsaries

Class

trips to '\ew Jlork \Veekends home

..... ..

l,'inal exams -lune 13th, 1927

College vet aheacl

C. C.

I. Jllue ancl ll1ack ..IiITTY''

One Dark Night I had been walking along a dark lane. It was verv quiet that IiNICiHT ancl tl'rere was no moo1r, only a iew c1u1l stars sprinkled the vast heaveus. As I rounclecl a SIIAI{P curr,e in the larre I 1.rearc1 a r.oice say,

"You go arrrl I.-T,E,'l'Cllll,R u'hile I steal the B'\CON, therr I'11 meet you and we'1l sign the BONDY." "But u'hat about the JE\\IELL?" another-r,oice askecl, "I can l)tlt on a black IIOOD ancl no one will knorv me." The two voices agreecl and I tl'rought I u'ould rvait arrrl see what woulcl happen. The lane 1ed to a ROYLII palace ancl I {ezrred they hacl evil plans against king STr\NLE,\'. liinall]. the tlrree men returnecl. "\\rell," saic1 or.re. "1 have the \\rHITll pearl treclilace. \Vhew, I u,as nearly caugl.rt

by that BIITLEI{ trarnecl GItAVtrS."

"Goocl enough," saici the seconcl. "I macle sonre bacl FO\VT,ES irr the great ha11 as my boots macle a great CL-ACKI'-'fT or.r the lloor. But here is my

" The third now spoke, "I stole a IIALD\\iIN apple from the \\rEI-I-S. I was afraicl sonreone migl.rt come for a <h-ink so I tooli it irom the ITOCI{\VELI-." 'lhe hrst man saicl. "llER PIIRS are otrlv paste. I never SHAW such ignorance. \'ou'cl think 1,ou were a NEW X"IAN on t1-re job. HOOVEN -v*or.r any eyes? Well less eat anrl p1;ry T(ENI BAI-L, it \\.i11 relier.e tl're strain." The thircl man saicl, "I'11 climli on the llAYl-OCI( and I'11 BEI-T'ES the last to knock over tlie GRllilill,t\." Ile poirrtecl his finger towarcl the seconcl man. "I'11 grant a BOON to the one that hits the target first." 'lhey playeci for awhile ancl I became ver)' much interestecl in their game. "CHAP ! N'IAN ! You're goori" crierl the seconcl to the first. Suclclerrlv the moon came out, ancl I saw that they were tl're three kingclont villians-AIIItAX'IS, ITOULI{ES, ancl VON STARCK. I jr-rnrpecl behind a nearbv STUX'TPI. but r.rot bef ot'e tl-rey saw rne ancl criecl "IilLLAl[ !" I turnecl and fled as quicl<ly as I coulcl toward X"IONTGONIEIf,Y. ..ANNE" tro1,h1'.

"Before Vacations" Sccze-Ar.ry Seniors room Tirttc-TIrc tlay lreIole arrl' r'acation

Tnn Currern Rrsns (Tzito of cn .ruifcoscs on thc bcd, burcow dra-,t,crs of en, ctc.--) Roommate 1: "Say, ha'e yorl seen the n.rate to this stocking? They've probably lost it in the laundry, thev're so careless !"

Iloommate 2: "Look, you're sitting on it ! Small woncler you coulcln't finc1 clo wish my__Tgney would come. I'cl hate to stay here, woulcln't you?" Roommate 1 : iwell iather ! But te11 nre ; have yoir a time-table ? wrrat

it. But I

time does the train leave here Roommate Roommate Roommate

2: "It leaves here at 1 :19 ancl arrives at 2:58.,, 1 : "I thougl-rt it got in at 3:15." 2: "No, l,rok, it- sa-r.s right here, ,lea'es Hackettstown 1:19,

arrives Newark 2:58.' " Roommate

rloommate

one and

1 : "\Ve11 I'm not goi'g to Newark I'm going to Hoboken !,' 2: (to herself I "Fronr fir,e until fir'e is I*"1r'.: f rom five until

is eight; eigl-rt and twelve are tw'entv; 1 :19 to 2:58 makes 1 :39; twenty ole ancl thirty-nine sixtietl-rs nr,akes tweirty-one hours ancl thirty-nine seconcls.i' Roommate 1 : "Al1 that time till I reach Hoboken ?" Roommate 2 : "No, until I reach Newark. I can't rre worriecl about your

reaching Newark."

(Enters T'hird,

enior)

Third Senior: "Do either of vott remember having promiserl at any time in the past, present, future, .o_r- impe.fect to l-re1p clecora& inr o pu.tv?,' ' Roommates 7 ancl 2: "\ve clor't remembir in the future, lrreient or jmperfect, but somewhere ir.r tl-re past such an idea enterecl our heacls. We were just coming clown. Let's go !" . (Exit !.._ As they go,.tl're1, kick_shoes uncler the bec1, ancl hastily close burean clrawers. Then, with a vicious push, slam the cloor I From clown il-re hall comes echoes of their raised i' itraise of "fIome Sweet J{ome,') 'oices .,KAY"

Song Hits "Show N'Ie the Way to Go Home" . "'Deed I Do" "Sweet Thinq" "Any Ice Toclay, Lacly ?" "Char'1ey )lv Boy" "Everything Is l{acle For Love" "Breezin' Along With the Breeze" "Sam. l'he Olcl Accorclion 11[an" "1 Neetl Lovin' " "

. . ,Dot Folvles

.. Eva Bettes ... . Nlaty Chapman t,?i1?

,#fiil

un, la 1'"

Alicc

. Betty

"Nlea,low Lar'l<"

\\roncler What's llecome of Joe ?" "You're Gonna [Iiss I e Some Day" "I Don't Nfincl Being A11 Alone" "Talking to the N{oon" "Hot Aire" "That Certain Feelir-rg" "'lhe Little \Vhite llouse" "That Re<l Heaclecl Ga1" . .. "She Knows Her Onions "Some One ln Love" ... "How \larry Times" "You Neecl Some One to Love" ... ''\Vinrnrirr Aah" . "When llearts Are Young' "Lucky Dty"

We1ls

Herp

. Len

s"tty

trr.t:h':?

.. Night Before

Jane

Finals

Canal

SF:;

... Anne

rt.;,;-r[if,,1

S.*",

C?"t

. . ... Commeltcement

AND ''EVY"

Mr. Guiterman at C. C. I. "Just As It Ought to IJe" "Strictly Germ Proof " "A Pure X{athematician" '"I'he Banker .. ., "A IIascot" "To tl-re Littlest of A11"

No homework

'lhe

X,Irs. Carpenter

"Pi1'q5 of Pan" "The Song of tl-re Reclucers"

"Nlirlnigltt

. I{itty

Peter

"Shrin-rp"

\{ontgomery Zweiltach

A11,hal,et"

" Homeward ljound" " Etiquerle"

'{In Defense of Chiiclren" "The Survival of tl-re Fittest" J

"hopp1'"

X'Ir. IL-rlse

B_A_N_N-E-R

\\reekends

Table Talks C. C. I. Seniors Gracluation

Ulrc

J]I'TTY BUTLER 48

Collegiate Class Cla.s.s

Color-Orange ancl White

C lcLss F I ozu

cr-Black-eyecl Susan

OFF'ICERS Presiclent

N{arjorie Agnev,' ..... Charlotte Stevens ... .. Eclythe Vincent N'Iarj orie Nor:ton-Taylor Ilina Barber

Vice-Presicient

...

Secretary 'l-reasurer Sergeant-at-arms

\'IE\,IBEItS X'Iarjorie Agnew NIina Barber

N. -[. N.J. Ilackettstown, N. J. Tenafly, N. J. N{ontclair,

Collingswood,

Acla Bertron

Dorothy Blake

Hila Crater

Dovbr, N. J. Holmdel, NT. J.

Nlargaret EIy

Helen E,rikson

Hartforci, Conn.

Johnson

Hacldenfield, N. J.

E1len N{asland

Philacielphia, Pa" l,Iaplewood, N. J.

llary

Virginia Mallouk

New York City

\'Iarj orie Norton-'laylor Ruth Partriclge

1\{aplewoocl,

Flelen Praecl

Jllinor Ramsey

Jersey City,

Charlotte Stevens Genesta Strong

Planclome,

L. I.

Sllantung Province, China

I{ariners Harltor, S. I. Newton, N. J.

I{arie Thom

orie Llnrlerwoocl

New Lonclon, Conn. Plainfield, N. J.

Iidythe Vincent N{ae Walker

New Ilrunswick, N. J.

Plainfield, N. J.

Marie Sung Esther Turner tr',Iarj

Summit, N. J.

Junior Class Class Color-Red and White Class Flowcr-American Beautv O].-trICERS Presiclent . Vice-President

Edith patton

... N{arion Westphal

Secretary

Treasurer

Elizabetl-r Reed

.. .. Ethel \\rorsham

Sergeant-at-arms

Evelvr.r Ross

N{EMBERS

I,farie Anclrews

Flelen N,Ieyer Eclith Patton

Beatrice Bassett Catherir-re Boyce

Nlary Butler I{atl-rryn Fisler Nancy Fox Anita Gabel

Catherine Reecl Elizabeth Reecl Joy Scott Reynolcls

F-rances Gates

l,Iary Roe Evelyn Ross Liliie Sayclah

Elizabeth Green

T._mily Schnridt

Frances Greenlaw

Wilhelmina Schlorer Dorothy Scofielcl

Constarrce FIaigh

Gretchen Haigh Nlilclrecl Jacobs

llargaret Jenkinson Loraine Jones

Catherine Smitl-r X,,{ary Louise Snelling Ifargaret Snycler Jeannette Thurston

Josephine Knight Dorothy Levericlge

Ruth Voorhees

Eleanor Murtha

Ethel Worsharn

N{arion Westphal

Sophomore Class Class Color-Green ancl White

Closs

Flouter-Lily of the Val1ey OFF'ICERS

Presiclent

Vice-President

.... Gertrude Bailey ... X,fary Drager Doris l(ellv

.... .

Secretary

Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms

Xltildred Bailey . Florence Leveridge

N{ENf BEITS

Alice Agnew

N{argaret Hollingsworth

Jean Ames Jean Backus

Dorothy lfvass NIildred Johnston Comfort Lefferts Doris X{adclen ilIartha Sanger Irene Schnefel Florence Searle

Lucille Bosshardt Helen Burnside Bernice Clark Winifred Cory Marie Davis I{elene Eiy Elizabeth English i\'{yrtle Enot Jeanne Field

Alice Gregory Janice Halsey

Nancy Lou Henclerson

Josephine Soverel

Helen Slingerlancl Jewel Stork Kathryn Tompkins Elizabeth 1-uthi11 Marjorie Waclclington Shirley Walden

5.5

I I

E.-.

-./'4\\

=--1To-/:\Tfl--Freshman Class Class Color-Purple and White Class Flozuer-Violet

OFFICERS President Vice-Presiclent

Secretary

... Jane Drager

Helen Wilcler Marjorie Flinn

... . ..

Treasurer Sergearrt-at-arms

Elizabeth Harrison

..........

........ Marie Royle

MEMBERS Cadee Anderson

Helen Payne

Ruth Bender Dorothy Bermes

Annetta Peckworth Nfarie Royle Bertha Sauter Marion Schaumloeffel Thelma Shropshire Alice Smoot Evelyn Sohst Elizabeth Thompson Cynthia Warrvick Julia Waterfielcl Marjorie Weiler Erane Welch Jean Whitney Helen Wilder

Esther Clark

Lucia De Riso Elizabeth Divine

Jane Drager Elizabeth Edwarcls Marjorie Flinn Isabel Forman Harriet German Elizabeth llarrison Leah Hasbrouck Anna Holmes Ruth Paulsen

N{arion Wise

HACK BOARD Lef

t row, to l> to bottont,: Bettl. Reed, Assistant

Joke Editor

; Dorothy lioq,les, Assistarrt Art Eclitor; Nfargarette

Business Manager; Alice Jewell, Assistant Eclitcir; Helen Sl'rarv, Herpers, Joke Eclitor.

t to riglht: Catherine Foull<cs, trditor-in-Chic{ ; Elizabeth Killar-n, Associate Editor. Riltht rou,, tof to bottont: Ruth \ioorhc.es, Assistant Business l,Iauager; Jane FIaytock, Religious Editor ; Bett1. \\'rells, Business X,Ianager N{argaret Stanley, Athletic trditi,ir; Ctnttr,

Icf

Lorraine Boon, Social Editor.

;

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AEtr

5r[HTI[5 t I

Callilogian Society a>) Founded at Pennington Seminary, 1861 Removed C

to C. C. I.,

1910

olors-C oltl, and [1/ldte SORORES

Alice Agnew I arjorie Agnew Jean Ames

Elizalteth

Carlee Anclerson NIina Barber

Virginia Nlallouk Helen N,leyer

N{arian 1(emball

Comfort Lefferts

i)orothy Bermes E,r,a Bettes

Lorraine Boon Lucille Bossharclt Catherine Bovce Elizabetl-r Butler

\Iary Butler \Vinifred Cory X{arie Davis

Ntlack

El1en l{aslanc1

Ruth Partriclge Eclith Patton Flelen Praed Joy Reynolcis E<1na Roc\well NIary Roe l.,Iartha Sanger Nfarion Schaumloeffel

Betty Eclwards

I,-lorence Searie

Helene E1y

Helen Shaw

Nlargaret Ely Helen Erikson Isabel Forman l)orothy Fowles l{ancy Fox Anita Gabel

Eveiyn Sohst I'Iargaret Stanley

Frances Gates Frances Greenlaw

Char-lotte Stevens Jeanne Stratton

Genesta Strong JIarie Tlrom

Elizabeth

Thon-rpsorr

tlre Virrcent Harriet German Evelyn von Starck C-'1'nthia Warwick Janice Halsey lilizabeth Hoocl Betty Wells Dolothy Hvass Ethel Worsham I'{argaret Jenkinson Julia \Vaterfield Acla Bertron E' lr

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Sixty-sixth Anniversary of the Catlilogian Society SATUITDI\Y EVE\TING, MARCH FIFTH Nineteen Hundred and Twentv-seven USFIERS

Diokosolthian ............... Peithosophian .. .. . ... .. .

.... I'Iary Chapman Elizabeth l(i11am Eya Bettes

Callilogian Callilogian

....... Betty

Wel1s

PROGRAM N{arch-N{arch from Lenore Syn-rphony

Cr-'".i",,. S,"1#

Organ

First Piano Secorrd Piano

....... Eclythe Vincent, Eclith Patton ...... . Nlary llutler, Ethel \Vorsham

"sHE, STOOPS TO CONQUER"

I)ran.ra

in Three

Acts

By Or,rvnn Gor,rsnnrrrr Act I.-A Room in An Olcl Fashioned House Act II.-Har:dcastle's Home Act III.-The Garclen. Cast

Miss Ilarclcastle ... Young l{arlow ....... Nfiss Neville ..... Hastings N[rs. Harclcastle .

N{ina Barber Helen Shaw Eclythe Vincent

Margaret Stanley

.. Ruth Partriclge . I,farian Kemball

Harclcastle

Diggory Tony Lumpkin Sir Charles X{arlow

... Elizalteth Hoocl .

. Genesta

Stror.rg

...... Helen E,rikson Evelyn von Starck

Roger

Maid

.. Dorothy Fowles

ANNIVERSARY TERNf OFF'ICERS

Presirlent -First Vice-President Second Vice-President................

...

.........Dorothv Fowles ....... ... Eva Bettes .He1en Shaw

Treasurer

Editor .

. Edythe Vincent

...Lorraine Boon

Corresponding g Secretary Se,

Marjorie LafJorle Agnew Asnew

Recording Secretary

Eclna Rockwell

OPEN \{EETING TERM OFFICERS President

trirst Vice-Presiclent

Seconc1Vice_Presic1e"l.'......

Treasurer Eclitor Corresponding Secretary Recot'rling Secretary ...

.. Elizabeth Hood Evelyn von Starck Charlotte Stevens

E1len Nlaslancl X,Iarjorie Agnew ... Helen Erikson

Nancv Fox

SECRET TERM OFFICERS Presiclent

Vice-President .. .. . Treasurer Editor Corresponding Secretary .. . Recorcling Secretary First

iVlargaret Stanley

Second Vice-Presiclent ...

Betty Welli ...... Evelvn von Starck

Edith patton Eva Bettes .. Lorraine Boon

Diokosophian Society >EO

Founded 1874

Colors-Black and

Golcl

SORORES

Altrams Andrews Jean Backus Gertrude Bailey Xlilclrecl Bailey -\',Iary l3a1c1win Ruth Bencler Julia Boncly Helen Burr.rsicle Nlary Chal,marr Esther Clark Hila Crater Lucia DeRiso Virginia DeRiso Jane Drager .\"[ary Drager Elizabeth English Nlyrtle Enot Dorothy Ferrel Jearrne Field N,farjorie Flinn Catherine Foulkes Alice Gregory Esther Griffen Constance l{aigh Gretchen Haigh

Leah Hasbrouck X'Iargarette ]lerpers

Jennie

-Nfarie

Anni

Holmes

Sarah Hooven Anne Huntington l,fildrect Jacobs l.tilclrecl Johnston Loraine Jones

Xlarion Newmar-r Helen Payne Annetta Peckfi,orth Catherine Reecl

Elinor Ramsey Wilhelmina Schlorer Emily Schmidt Dorothy Scofielcl Tl-relma Shropshire

Katherine Smith Nfary Louise Srrelling Josephine Soverel

Ruth Voorhees N'Iarjorie Waclclington X,farjorie Weiler Erane Welch Nlarion Westphal lilizabeth \Yhite

Helen Wil<ler

Fifty-third Anniversary of the Diokosophian society SATUIiDAY EVENING, X,fAY SEVENTH Nineteen Hur.rdred ancl Twer-rty-sevelr USHERS Callilogiar-r

Elizabeth Hood

Peithosopian Diokosophian

..,feannie Royle ..Esther Griffen Jennie Abrams

Diokosophian

PROGRAT,T

N{arch-"War N{arch of the priests"

.. ... .\{enclelssohn Mary Chapman Helerr Btrlnsi,le. NIiry l3alrlwin

Organ

Firit

....

Piano

Seconcl Piano

Jtrlia Bondy, Kather:ine Smirh

,.I\ DOLL'S IIOUSE". By HnNonrx Insex Act I.-Living Room, in the Helmer Ilome. Act II.-SanTe as Act One-two clays later. Act III.-Same as Act Two-tlle iollowing evening. Cast

Nora .. .... .. Torvalcl ...

l\'{rs. Lir.rclen I{rogstad . .. Dr. Rank .. Anna ...... ...

Katherirre Smith

... Catherine Foulkes

Margarette Herpers

.. ....Anne Huntir.rgton

Elizabeth White

.. ........Catherine Ree.d

El1en

Chilclren

Ilelen Wilrler, 69

. .Ruth Voorhees

X,tarj

orie Wacldington

ANNIVERSARY OFFICERS Presiclent ..

. lVlargarette

Herpers Jnlia Bondy

Vice-Presiclent

Eclitor Treasurer Corresponcling Secretary Recolrling Secretary

....AnneHuntington ..... Mary Chapman ....... . Esther Griffen Mary Louise Snelling ..

OPEN NIEETING OFtrICERS President

Vice-President

Jer-rnie Abrams Catherine F-oulkes

E,litor

Elizabeth White ..N{arion Newman

Treasurer Corresponclirrg Secr-etary

RecoltlirrgSecretary

.. . N4ary Cirapn.ran

Ruth Voorhees SECRET TERNT OF'trICERS

Presirlent

Vice-Presi,lerrt Etlitor

......

..Catl-rerirre Foulkes .....

Ntargarette l{erpers .. . ....Sarah llooven

Treasurer'

Corresponcling Secretary Recording Secretary ....

.. ..

..Illary

Chapman

.Nfary Baldwin ... X{arian Westphal

The Peithosophian Society EEN

troundecl 1880

Colors

Golcl und Bllr,e

SOITORES

Roxann Bacon Beatrice Bassett

l',Iarj orie Norton-Taylor Ruth Paulsen

Dorothy Blake

Elizabeth Reecl

Helen Clackett \{. Bernice Clark I(athryn Fisler Elizabeth Fletcl-rer Elizabeth Green Frances Griffen

livelyn

Erna Harclt Beth Harrison ,Iane Haytock Nancy Lou Henderson

\[argaret Hollingsworth Alice Jewell NIaclelyn -fohnston

Doris Keliy Tilizabeth Killam Barbara Knight

Josephine I(night Dorothy Let'ericlge Florence Levericlge Doris Madrlen

Kathryn Nlontgomery Eleanor Nlurtha

Ross Rossbach Janet

Jeannie Royle N{arie Royle

Lillie

Saydah

Bertha Sauter Irene Schnefel Nlargaret Sharp Helen Slinger:la-nd

Alice Smoot N{argaret Syncler

Jewel Stork

Frances Stumpf

I{arie

Sung

Kathryn Tompkins Esther Turner Elizabeth Tuthill Jeannette Thurston Shirley Walclen

N{ae Walker Elizabeth Wilson Nfarion Wise

Forty-sixth Anniversary of the Peithosophian Society SATLIRI]AY I'VF,NING. ])ECENIBER trOURl'H Nineteen llunclrecl and 1-wer.rty-six USHERS Callilogian Diokosophian

.........Dorothy !-owles

Peithosophian

Kathryn N'[ontgomery

Peithosc-rphian

... .

.....

..Jennie Abrams

Jane Haytock

PROGRA\f X{arch-Cor-onation Nlarch f rom "The Prophet"

Organ .. .. First Piano

N{eyerbar

Erna Hardt

Second Piano

' ''.'

..NOT}{ING BU-f THE TRUTH'' By Janrns NtourcorrenY a'

Act Act Act

I.-Interior of a Broker's Office. IL-Living-room at the home of E. \,f. I I l.-Same as Act ll. Cast ot'

Ralston

haroctcrs

Cwerrtlolyrr Ralstorr

N'Iartha, Graves

Robert Bennet

. .,

E. XI. Ralston \[rs. E. M. Ralstorr

Dick Donrrelly Ethel Clalk Nlartha

Alice Jewell

N{argaret Sharp

Bishop Doran Clarence Van Dusen

Roxann Bacon !)lizaheth I{illam

Nancy I-ou Henclerson Elizabeth Fletcher M arjorie Norton-Taylor ........... . Frances Stumpf

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'x,'tâ&#x201A;Ź= -{ ANNIVERSARY OFFICERS Presir ler rt

Vice-Presiclent Eclitor Treasurer

....Martha Graves ......Jeannie Royle

......

f:::::ru*i:i;r;ttrrr

I rr:

..Frances Stumpf Jane Haytock

..Margaret Sharp .Elizabeth Killam

OPtrN N,fEtrTING OFFiCERS Presiclent

Elizabeth Killam Alice Jewell .... ... ..X{argaret Sharp ...............Roxann Bacon Elizabeth Fletcher ..Kathryn Montgomery

Vice-Presiclent

Editor Treasurer...... Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary.. ..

SECRET TERN{ OFtrICtrRS President

... ...

Jeannie Royle ...... ......Margaret Sharp ... .. ..Elizabeth Fletcher

Vice-President

Editor

Treasurer

.....

Corresponding Secretary Recording Secletary ..

Li11ie Sayclah .

Helen Clackett Barbara Knight

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The Athletic Association Founded

1910

OFFICERS N'{argaret Stanley

Pre-ridurl

Julia Bonclv

l/ icc-Prcsidctrl frirsirrcss fIorr,tqcr ,

... Elizabeth Hoocl

rcosttrcr

Scrrclory A.s.tistLtrtt Busi,ne.E.;

Mattttger ... ....

Frances Stumpf

Ruth Voorhees

I,lartl-ra Graves

Athletic Record for 1926-1927 ol'27

Class Championship Basketball Cup Class Championship Hockey C.tp

. .......... Class

Individual Incloor X,leet Cup Indoor N{eet Cup.. Captain of Varsity H;.k;; T";; Cuptnilr of Varsity'Baskettall'leam

Wilhelmrna Schlorer ..Class of '28

.. . . C1ass ol

. .. ... '

.. ..

'27

DorothyFowles

.. . Betiy Wells

RESULTS OF INDOOR N{EET \Von by Class of '28 Second Place-Class ol '27 Thircl Place-Class of '29 Fourth Place-Class of '30 Fifth Place-Collegiates ..

296

2,38-2/3

269-2/3 250 236

Indi vidual-Fi lst Place-Schlorer Second Place-Wells

. ..

Thircl Place-Tie-l'{ontgomery, Westphal

4B-r /3 46-1 /3

43-t

Hockey Outside Games DarB Nov. 20

I. SconB 18

C. C.

Pr,avBo there

Vsnsus Kent-P1ace

Opp. Scone

Basketball Outside Games Darn.

Jnt-r. 15 Jnt-r. 22

Feb. 19 treb. 26 Nlar. 7 Illar. 19

L Scono 50 616 11 28 22

C. C.

PrevBo

Vonsus Bishopthorp

here away away away

Ceclar Crest

I)earborn

X',Iorgar.r

Bishopthorp Cerlar Crest

here here

Dearborn N{organ

Opp. Sconn 22 34 23 27

Forfeitecl to C.

WINNEITS OF'C. C. I. If

Bacon Boncly Fowles

Royle

Stumpf Wells

\[urtha

Stanley

White

Reecl

oocl

Clark E.

Anclrews

Westphal

Clark B. I

Ivass

ollcgiates

Thom

WINNERS OI.- NUI{ERALS Class

of 1927

Class

1928

Clos.s

of 1929

Bacon

Anclrews

Bondy

Flaigh

FIood Royle

1\,Iurt1-ra

Clark B.

Reecl E.

Stumpf Wells

White

Bailey G. Bailey NI.

Class

1930

Benrler Clark E.

Blake

Cory

Drager J. trlinn

Ross

Hollingsworth

Erikson

Hasbrouck

Schmidt

Norton-'laylor

Hvass

Sauter

Snycler

,Searle

Westphal

Sover:e1 Wa1<1en

Warwick Weiler

Partriclge Strong Thom

Wilcler

Balber Crater

VARSITY BASKETBALT- SQUAI) I;irst rotu, lcft to rirthl : Elizabcth \\rhitc, Rett)' \\,'c11s (Captain), Elizabcth Hood. X'larian \\iestphaiu Ilerrice Clark. Sccotttl roz,,, lL'.1't to rigltt S'tandin11, Itit to rigltt: Dorothy Hvass, tr'{aric 'fhom, Jeannie Rol'lc, tr'laric Atrclrervs, JLrlia

Bonc11..

VARSITY HOCKtrY TtrA}'T

RochrozL, Icf t to riqlLt: Bernice Clark, Bcttl' Reec1, Jcannie Ro1.le, Frances StLrmpf, \'Iargaret Stan1e1,, Esthe r Clark, lllizabeth lloocl. I:ront rott', Icff to ri(tht: lilizabeth White, Betty \\i-ells, Dorothy Forvles (Captaiu), Roxatrtr Bacor.r, Eleanor Nlurtha.

liirst

rozr,.

ltft

to.

SI]NIOII HOT]KIJY TEAX{ ri11ltt: firarces Stunrpf , I,-lizabcth Hood, llarth:L Gravcs (Captairr) D,roth1,

l,-tirl les, Fllizabeth \\'rhite.

Sct:ottd rozt:

J enlie Altr:rnts, Ilox:Ltrn llacorr, 13ettr. \\"cl1s. S'tatulitttl: Jcaluric Ito1.le, Julia tloncl1., ll:rrc;tr.i Starler..

S:rralr Hoovcn,

StrNIOR BASKF]TBALI- TI'AIT Iirottt rozt', lt'f t.to rigltl : Iir_anccs. Stump{, trlizabeth Hoocl, Iilizabetir Betty " Tof rozu: Xtlariarr Ncrvman, Jcannie Ro1.ic (Captain), Julia B;ili.- "- \Vhite,

\\,-e11s.

(]OI,]-F](JTATE HOCKF]\'f I,],ANI Ituth Paltriclge, L)orothv lJlalie, Ii11cn l\laslancl. \lirr:r 13arber, llarjoric \orton-'l':lr.Lrr', (,enesta Strong, Hila C.ratcr. Kttctlitttl: XIaric' Tlronr ((-aptain).

Ltf I to ritlltt: -\'largarct

Lcft to

rittJtl

l'1l,v,

COLI-EGIATE BASKIITBAI-L'fEA\i Bertror.r, Dorothy Blal<c, ]'Iina Barbcr (Captain), Strong, Nfarjorie Norton-Taylor, \'Iarie Thom.

Hila Cr:rter, Atla

Genesta

Rott,trt.t'.i,,, tr.rt trt ri,1ltt:. t,,J'l])iri]l: iI],:.I'iil,.:l;*\,",.,o,, \\rcstphar, l),i.rh1. r_qr,ericlge, -f oscpirine Iirieht. 'foft rttit' lilea|or XItrl'tha, Il:rrg:trct SnIcltr. Flmilr.sclrrnirlt, Ruth \,'oorlrt--es ((iaptain), ('rinstanct, llaiair. lJrttr lit.crl, l_illit -S;rr clalr.

Lt'ittt/

: Ilarg:rret

Snvder.

Itttttlitttl : -\Iarie Anclreu,s

U\--[OR IIASKFtTBAl_L T.LA

livell'n (

Ross,

Captairr ) .

lirnill

Schrni,lt,

\,1

llarion \\'c.tplral, Elizabeth

Rcccl.

l:irst

rot,,. Itf

si( )PFIOX'l( )It It H( )CK t,lY T laA,\'l t to ritlltt: Alict Agncu,, \'fargaret llollingsrvrirth (C:rptairr) I'lildred

r'prr.': L]trrrict'(11:rr'lr. -[ilorcncc Scarlc, Hclen Slingcrlancl, (jetrtrlrcle 'l'ltird rotv,: Lucillc Ilosslrarrlt, iJorolh,r' Hvass, Je:Ltt Arnes, Helcrre Fl1y.

,5'r.c4rrr1

SOPHO]IORI.] BASK]ITRALT- TI'AX,T

Baile1'.

Birilc-l'.

trIarg:rret Holliugsu rrrth, Slrirlc,v \\'uldt.rr, Rcrnice Clark. Ilorothv Hvass (Captain), l"'{ildred Baile)', 1,-lorence Searlc, (icrtrucle Bailey

ITRIISII\{AN IIOCKI'Y TI'ANI" I;irst rot', ltf t to ri.gltt: Rcrllra Sauter. I'{e1en \\'-ilder, Iluth Bcncler, Alice 5,,corrrl

rozt,:

C'1'nthia \\'-aru'ick, r\larjorie \\:eiler,

Esther Cllark.

7-of,

roit,: Elizabeth H:rrrisorr, Leah

llarjorie Flirur

Smoot.

(t_-aptain), Jane I)rager,

Hasbroucl<.

FIitrSHtr,TAN T]A SK F],TBA I-I- TIIA\'I .Sittiuu: Jane L)rager (Captairr), I{ttctlittrl : Bcrtha Sauter, Esther Clark, Ruth

Slaldrir.rT.' X.[arjorie

\\ eiler. Leah

Hasbroucl<, Cyrrthia \\''anvick.

Bender.

,5'luudinrl, lcft

5'iltitttl, ltlt

Ltft t,, rittltt

A1' H ]-F]TlT] ASSOC]IATION ROAITD

lo ritlltt: Elizabeth IIo.cl, Jnlia Borrcl,r', r{uth voorhces, Frauces StLrrnpf rillltl : Nlarth:r (lravcs, I{iss \\'']ritehLrrst, ]1:lrgaret St:rnler..

\\,.TNNEItS OI.' INDOOR TRAC]K X,{F]ET Iiranccs Stumpf, Bett-r' \\,-ells, \\''ilhehnirra Schlorer (Lrdividual Winner), Kitty llontgomer.r', \{ario.n Westphal

$l{r, _,.L,k $\,

+jk, -T,

.f.q,

The Jingling Advertisers I3y the waters of Cuticura I3y tlie sparkling Pluto water Livecl the Propl-rylactic ChicletDanclerine, fair Buick's daughter She was lovecl by Instant Postum, Son of Can-rels ancl Victrola; Heir apparent to the l,fazcla : Of the tribe of Coco Cola, Through the clarkness strolled the lovers

Through the Shreclcled Wheat they wandered Lovely little Wrigley Chiclet; Washecl by Fairy, fecl by Postum No Pyrene can quench the fire, Nor any As1>irin sti1l the heartache Oi my Presto-lite clesire Let us marry, little Djer-I{iss. There is no use trying to joke with your roommate. The other clay Stan try it on her roommate. "Betty, c1o you know why I am like a mule?" asked Stan. "No," s1-re repliecl promptly. ."I krlow you are, but I clon't know ze,/Ut you

hearcl a prettv goocl conunclrum ancl clecicled to

are."

Being Satisfied Fttrnrer: Be tl-ris the woman's Wotnttn: Yes. Ftu'iltct': Be ye the woman ? LI/

otttou

Yes.

Fornt,cr: \Veil then, I think Mi.rs

exchange?

I'11 keep I,aggie.

Hoffman.: "I have went"-That's

Andy:

Yes, ma'am. Mi,ss Ho.lJman.: Why is it wrong? Audy: Because you ain't werrt yet.

wror.rg, isn't it

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I(ay Smith-"\\-hat's goorl f or my roommate's f ailen arches ?" \Vorsham-"Rubber hee1s. " Ilay Smith-"\Vhat'11 I rub 'em with

Our iclea of because she knorn's

t1-re

that

laziest girl ir.r school is s1-re who refuses to get homesick, if she goes honre she will l-rar,e to work.

Tuck (cloing the Catheclrals of Scotlancl)-"T1'ris is the Gothic, isn't it?" Juvenile Guicle (ser,ereiy)-"No, mun, it's the Presbyterian."

Baldy-"Do you know the

clifference between a

Nlops-"No." Baldy-"Then we rn"-ill take a trol1ey."

taxi ancl a trollev

N[r'. N1[onahon "Your last l)aper was very clifficult to reail. shoulcl be such that everr the nrost ignorant will be altle to understancl

Boo-"Yes, sir. \\rhat part dicln't you Nliss

El,lli,lge "An,l

remember that

Your work it."

unclerstancl ?"

is the

law of gravity that keeps us

on this earth."

Anne-"And how did we stick on be{ore that larv was

passecl ?"

Helen Wilder-"I can't get these 'rittrmetic exanrples. Teacher said sometiring about fincling the greatest com,fnon clilisor." Clever Senior-"Great Scott! Haven't tl'rey founcl that thing yet? They were looking {or it wl-ren I was a Freshman."

A]]SENT_NlIINDED PROF AGAIN

t1-re

biology

class

Prof-"I propose to show you a very which I have in this parcel."

fine specimelr of a clissectecl frog

(Undoing the parcel he cliscloses some sanclwiches,

some f ruit. )

"llut-but

sur:ely

harcl-boilecl egg anci

ate my lunch," he said.

Anne-"Do you itelieve in fairies ?" Herlt-"No. I take the sultways they's much quicker." 92

-,. a a-.t

' The Airsent-minc1ecl Professor bunk has gottert us all nuttv, but here's that you have never hearcl ofTltc Ab.tcttt-ntirtdccl Prot'. zt,lto f orgot to fltutk sotllconc.

one

Young Lacly-"Have you ever travelecl with a circus ?" N'fartha (trying to get a job)-"No, but I have gone with college men." Ooooooooh XIrs. Trevorrow-give me auother room please \\-try ? IIine's on fire.

Ilarber-"Shal1 I cut your hair close ?" Kitty (i)1t1shing)-"No, star-rc1 as {ar away as possible."

Eva-'(You know that new 'Berlir-r number' cloesn't sounrl a ltit German to me."

$12n-((l hate the east-I'm going out west

where men are

men. Ye

get

Wl-rere men are men."

Betty-"Yeh,

ancl where womelr are go\rernors."

THIS FItrTIIIIN XIINUTJ,IS A DAY BUSINIISS. A,[tttlt. Let X

Ltttirt. Crce

other.

ec1ual

the unknorvrr quantitv.

.,\11

right, let it.

A11 Gaul is c1ir,i<1ed into three parts-poor thirrg. \Ve11, 1es' see-\\.hen Greek meets Greek, they-er-something or

Biolorly. 'lhe

clescent

of melt-er-wei1, it

has been prettv fast.

P/ry.sics. If you heat iron, it expancls; if you heat water it boils ; i{ you heat iron an(1 water in the same vessel, it is vety foolish. Literotu,rc. "To have, or not to have." 'lhat's what I'm asking 1,-ou. I:cottontit:.s. Buv low, ancl sell high.

Eilqli.;lt. It's a crin.re to ever split 1'our inhnitives. Ccttcrol Culturc. \Vhen in Ilome, clo as vou please.

Ilettv-"I-ast

night

clreamt

gracluation."

Er.a-"\\re1l,

clream tonigl-rt

that you gave me a string of pearls

that you lost them." 94

ROOMNIATES

"Say, Mops, can I borrow your pen?" "Sure thing." "Got a sheet of paper I can use?" "Reckon so." "Going past the naail box, when you go out?" "Uh-huh." "Wait a minute 'till I finish this letter, will you ?" "A11 right." "Want to lend me a stamp ?" "Yeh." "Nluch obliged. Say, what's your man's address?"

Franny-"5ay, Betty, how did you come to flunk that Chemistry Betty W.-"I didn't come to flunk, I came to pass."

exam ?"

Tho ' they had never met 84

What cause hacl she 2 care him lOderly, because

She loved

l{e

was

1,000,000ai1e.

trXTRA!!!! The Senior-Sophomore sleigh-ride was a hozalinq Everybody was lLozvling for something to eat.

march

success.

Tuck-"Oh, Hood, have you hearcl the new jazz version of the funeral of Chopin ?" I{ooclie_,.No. But I suppose it is ca1lec1 Hearses, llearses, llearses." Miss Robison-"What did the Jews do after they crossed the Red Voice f ronr the back-"Driecl themselves !"

Rox-"Did you ever hear the stoly of the Golden F'leece?" 3o6-"\411,'. Do they bite ?" 96

Sea ?"

The Composite Advertisement Reader Orders

Meal

"waiter, bring me something' which deliehts the appetite,-tempts

the

palate, builcls up the strength, keeps n-re well

in winter, starts the clav right, makes for tl-re highest eliciencv in mincl an<1 bodv, four out of hve haye it, a well balancecl cliet, has a rich aroma, a nut like flavor, a perfect ripeness, alci a1l the r.itamines, r\, J3, anrl c, r.row so much neeclecl in these <1ays of rich, soft foocls, lacking those tiny i-rusks proviclecl by nature to keep the Japanese from getting Beri-Beri after eating polishecl rice.

It shoulcl lle America's far,orite, crisp, clainty, easy to prepare, goocl {or the familv, goocl to the last clrop, picl<1ec1 in summer, macie instantly in a cup, enclorsecl by eminent physici:rns, simplicity itself, vet a clelicious b1enc1 oi fiftyseven varieties of fresh vegetables ancl tenrpting herbs, usecl by the best l.rotels, arr olcl Southern hospitality, Srown in Virginia, from contentecl cows, ur-rtouchecl by hancls, good after every mea1, patentecl, trader-r.rarkec1, ancl in a sanitarv foil

wrapper.

I have written {or the illustratecl booklet of one thousancl useIul recipes, u'ish to nriake a ten-day test, if not r1e1ightec1, to return the monev, I n.rust ask for it b1, nanre-and if you are orlt of it, waiter, brilrg me "Hanr ancl Eggs,', as I

usual.

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Proverbs "He who laughs last is a fool for waiting so long." "A rag on the back is worth ten on the line." "Don't take off today what you can leave on for tomofrow."

sock in the eye is worth two on the {eet."

"Where there is a road there is a detour." "Anything worth doing is worth overdoing."

"A "A

watch on the Rhine is worth two on the wrist."

director is known by the company he keeps."

"Early to bed, early to rise, Nlakes men miss the best of their lives." "Beauty is, what facial does."

= /'_-_\=ilf. Franny-"5ay, when you yawn put your hancl over your mouth." Shrimp-"Yeh ? And get bit !" Emmy-"They say her niece is rather good looking."

Kay-"Pon't

say 'knees is', say 'knees are.'

ONE ACT DRAN,{A Customer-"Let me have some plain socla water.', Dumb Clerk-"\\,rhat c1o you mein, 'Plain socla water !, " Qus16ms1-"Why, socla water without flavor." Clerk-"Without what flavor !" Customer-"Without chocolate flavor." Clerk-"\Ve haven't got any chocolate flavor. you'l1 have to take without vanilla." Curtain.

n'fary-"What c1o you think of Kreisler ?" Fowles-"Wonclerf ul pick-up power ancl pep-and twenty miles a gallon.', Cop-"1Jo* many tin-res have I

Peg-"I

clon't know,

arrestecl you ?"

thought yoll were keeping score."

DO YOU KNO\Vf'hat men in Italy have to bencl over to tie their shoes ? That grapef ruits in England squirt as much as tl-rey c1o here ?

That That

if al1 the Paris Garters wel'e tiecl together that ihey wou1cl stretcl,r ? if you wasll the Senior Stocking in -lux,,that they wou1c1 rur-, anv*uy ? SHOPPING _Juclge-"Guilty or not guilty ?,' She-"Wel1, what else have you?,,

FItrTY YEARS trRON.I NOW Pecldler-"So your N{other's gone ? I,ll call tomorrow." cl-rilcl-"Don't"*sh away; sh'i'rl rre .ighitaJ. si-'" l"rt srvam across the channel to get something to eat ior supper.', Miss -Elclricige-"How c1o we know tl-rat the worlcl is rouncl, .hangs on nothing in the air ? Prove it !" Betty Fletcher-"I don't have to-I never saicl that it was."

ancl that

.The questioq. was to name the se'en sister states. Among the papers the following reacl: Nliss ouri,.l.l-u Hg, N{ary Lancr, callie Fornii, ro.iiri A;;, Della Ware, N{inrre Sota, ancl l{rs. Sippi.

X{r. Nfonahon-"'Iake this sentence: ,Take the cow out of this

mood ?"

Kitty-"The

cow ?',

lot.'

What

Senior Chart l{au,te

Jennie Abrams Roxann Bacon N{ary Baldwin

Eva Bettes Julia Boncly Lorraine Boon Elizabeth Butler NIary Chapman Helen Clackett Elizabeth Fletcher Dorothy Fowles

Hozt, Distirtgwi,shed, Facial Etfressiort

Poise

Worried

Continuous

Silence

singing

Her clrawl

The girl

friends

Scorn{ul Abstract Pleasant Peaceful

In<lifferent Size Cheerfulness Willing Her walk llnconcernecl Seclusiveness Serene Fickleness \\rillful }3ul-rbling Her giggle Doulrtful Catherine Foulkes Her ability X{artha Graves Considerate Her charm Abstract Esther Griffen Frienclliness 'That wind blorvn bob'Rabyish Jane Haytock Funnlt Margarette Herpers Humour Happy Elizabeth Hood Personality Unobtrusiveness Absorbed Sarah Hooven Anne Huntington Appearance , Inscrutable Dignity Alice Jewell Contentecl I,Iarian I{emball 'rlls1-" Knorving Cynical Elizabeth l(illam Sarcasm Knight Onliness Seclate Barbara Radiant Kathryn 1\4ontgomery\{odesty Satisfied Nlarion Newman Height That vl'iggle Superior Edna Rockwell Hair Pouty Her Black Royle Jeannie P.p Wide-awake Margaret Sharp Superiority Complex llaughty Helen Shaw Egotistical Margaret Stanley Her absence Intelligent Conscience Frances Stumpf Evelyn von Starck Pleasing Plumpness Happy Alert Vivacity Betty Wells Broad-mindeclness Learned Elizabeth White

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Hobby

Doing Iirench

"Honey, 'cleed I clo-' Playing the piano "Ah clidn't kn6w 6ns-" Falling "I wanta Yump-" Being useful NIusic

Writing letters Cleaning her room Hunting for food

Writing

plays

NTanaging Dot

"Charlie"

llorse

l.rack ricling

Telling jokes Playing the "vic" "Expression" Dancing

"Sunclays"

Slamming Sewing

"lIow's your

lute ?"

Differing Competition

Trying

to change the room

Bluffing Drawing Mina Those 90's Letting her hair grow !

Athletics Books

Senior Chart (Continued) Wh,at People

Tltink Ske Is A11 right

Opinionated Quiet Cute

Different

Little

What Sh,e Will Be Cu,use of Deatlt [ltltat St. Peter Ll/ill Say I(indergarden French "O. L. We don't talk teacher French here." Vaudeville N{en "Can you sing hymns?" A good wife Conversation "Say naught, we know."

A pillar of //

Society Chemistry

"Southern angels this way."

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Too much food

Bellhop

Another inch

"We won't

1et you fall,

Ju1ie."

"Be caleful

where you

'Yump',"

"We need

Good sport

Missionary

Languicl

Clever

Pianist "Prof ." Fortune-teller No letters to write "No psychics here." Good cook English "llere's your harp." A social lion No iood "Come in, sweet lacly." Authoress Mr. Monahon "You've earnecl your

Capable

College Dean

Conscience

Nice

"Charlie's"

"No proms here."

Knowing

Nurse

Unpreparecl work

"One more tb the choir." "Comb your hair first."

Retiring Incomprehensible

Pretty

lf umourous

No one to help

way."

Hair

Comedienne

Food

All

Innocent Fascinating

Violinist Nlinister's wife

studies Roommate

Dancer

This school

Blas6

Xllarried

Necessary

Good worker Conceited

Forgiving

A howl Dignifiecl Unusual

in'28

Politician Juclge Sewing teacher

more like you," "Where's your music ?"

Stormy Sundays .JANE

Everything'

"Show your ticket." "Alto ? To the left." "Welcome home." "This is no place f or you."

"Every day is

Sunday

here." "No books allowed."

Absent-minciedness

"Watch your step." "The angels are over

Modestv

"lfarps-n6

there."

Musician English teacher

DictatiJn

Leader

Chorus

cloud-duck !" "More dignity, please."

Lack of Peg

"Your hair is just

Nothing exciting

"You took the

of a Glee

"Low

flutes."

Club

Good girl

Original

Traveler

King's jester

light color."

the

wrong

road."

High hat To be feared

Artist Sailor

Everyone else Loss of Mina

"Nodels ro rhe riaht." "Athletic fietd clown-

Pleasant

Thin

Size

Athletic

Gym teacher

HACK

Unsquelchable

Critic

Experiments

"We've been looking for you." "We11, I see you've left your Hack !" "Up here the sky's the

stairs."

1imit."

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Social Events September 23-Reception of new girls; moving pictures in the evening. September 24-Recital by William Gustafson. September 25-Stunt party by old girls for new girls.

October 1-Faculty recital-NIiss Garclner, N{rs. Larsen, \{r. Mets.

Jenson and Mr.

October 2-I,arshmallow Roast at the quarry. October 4-Peithosophian Tea. October 6-Ca11i1ogian Tea. October S-Diokosophian Tea. October 1S-trlonzaleyOuartet. October 29-Hallowe'en Party given by the Juniors. October 30-Pledge Day-New girls taken into Societies. November S-Peithosophian Benefit. November 19-French Cabaret in Rec Ha1l. December 4-Peithosophian Anniversary-'(Nothing but the Truth." December lO-Recital by the Hampton Quartet. December 11-Diokosophian Open Meeting. December 16-Christmas Party. January January January January

7-Ptano Recital by Mr.

Jenson.

l4-Hack Boarcl Benefit-C. C. L Revue. 2l-23-Dr. Vincent gave Breckenridge Memorial

Lectures on Jane Austen, Walter Scott and Robert and E,lizabeth Browning. 21-Travel Class went to New York to hear Dr. Baumgart lecture on "N{eclicis

in Florence.

January 28-Callilogian Beneht.

February 1i-Valentine Party given by the Sophomores. February |2-Glrl Reserve Banquet at the Hackettstown Inn. February 12-History o{ Art Class went to The Metropolitan N{useum. February 18-Arthur Guiterman read his own poems to us. February 25-Peithosophian Open I{eeting. February 26-George washington's Birthday Party given by the Senior class. l\,Iarch 5-Callilogian Anniversary "She Stoops to Conquer." March 15-Piano Recital by l\,Iiss Elizabeth Lowitz, '23. March 18-St. Patrick's Party given by the Freshmen. March 19-History Class went to the N{useum. Nfarch 25-trrench club presented "celui qui Epousa une F-emme Muette" and "La Danseuse de Jean." April l-Diokosophian Benefit-"Young April."

April April April April April April Muy X,Iay M"y

S-Beethoven Recital by the Music Department. 22-G\ee Clulr presentecl a concert at Summit, N. J. 29-Junior-Senior Banquet. 29-"Esther" presentecl by the Y. W. 30-May Party given by the Collegiates. 3O-Third Year English went to see "Twelfth Night." 7-Diokosophian Anniversary-"The Doll's lfouse." 1O-Recital by Charlotte Stevens and Eclythe Vincent, graduate stutlents in Music. 20-Callilogian Open Vleeting. 104

Commencement Program NIay

M"y June June June

21-N{ay Fete at 3:30 P. NI. Alumni Dav. 27-Trophy Contest at B:00 P. M. 3-Musical Contest-Interclass-at 8:00 P. N{. lO-Contest in Expression for Flock Prizes at 8:00 p. M.

11-Class day. 9:00 A. M. Last Chapei Exercises; presentation Prizes.

Athletic

3:00 P. NI. Senior Tree Planting on Campus. 3:30 P. N'I. Class DgLl Exercises in Whitn;y Hall. 4:34-6:00 P. Nf. Home Economics Exhibiiion in Departmental June

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accatau reat

7:00 P. June

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r..i;xti,t,f i: sentation

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of "Esther." 7:15 P. M. -

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Senior Class Songs on Front Steps.

10:i5 A. M. ,commencement Exercises. Acldress bv Rev. Dr. \V. H. -Foulkes of Newark.

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Young Women's Christian Association, t926-1927 GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS Presiderrt

.. .Jane Haytock

Vice-President ......

Elizabeth Butler

Secretary

..Martha Graves

Treasurer

Eclith Patton

Assistant Treasurer

.... .... .Josephine Knight

CIfAIRNIEN OF COMMITTEES Program Committee Social Committee

.....

Service Committee

Evelyn von Starck

Religious Committee Poster Committee

...

Publicity Cornmittee Music Committee

. Marian Kemball . ..Dorothy Fowles Eleanor Nfurtl-ra

llelen Shaw Alice Smoot Mary Chapman

Religious Notes and Girl Reserves of C. C. I. We find an important place in our brrsy scheclule for the wor1c1-wic1e Girl Reserve C1ub. Through this r,r,'e fir-rcl opportunity, in our rveekl1, meetings ancl aclclitional activities, to consicler atrcl clevelop the spiritual, mental, ancl clemocratic relationships between one another, ancl between us an<1 the girls of other lar-rc1s. C)ur works begins eveu before school opens irr September, for it is one of our clearest cllstoms to sencl letters of welcon're to the new stucler-rts entering onr school. Our neit step this year was inviting the entire school to a N[arshmallow Roast at the olcl quariy on October 2, and. the goocl time resulting claims a place in the number of happy memories oi C. C. I. Soon after came the I'Tembersl-rip' I)rive-an event renclerecl unusually exciting by the rivalry of the two teams, each strir.ing to olrtair.r the larger number of members. 'l-he losing teanr plovecl its sportsmanship by treating the winners to an evening at the "movies." 'fhe new members were aclmittecl to the "Circle of Light" at the beautiiul and impressive Canclle Service a week later. \\,-e helcl regular 'lhttrsclav-r.rig*1-rt meetings throughout the year, ar.rd interesting prograrls were proviclecl; f or instance, ltliss Robison, one of our own f acultl'. gave a ritalll inlelestirtg talk un ltct'own rx1reris11,'sq as a rrris:i,,l1ary tn the nr,our-rtaineers of tl'ris country. The ar-rnual Y. \\r. C. A. ltanquet was helcl this year at the Irrn in the town. 'lhe enthusiastic orchestra, macle up of our own girls, furnished mn:sic throughout the clinner, anci tl-re toasts aciclecl greatly to the fun. 'lhe l'Iite J3ox, to wl.rich we all contribute of our efforts in the l-enten season, lrrought L1s two hundrecl and thirty-eight dollars, u''l'rich, with the profits of our C. C. I. Revue,.vill lre used for charitable causes. 108

A pageant of the Book o{ Iisthel was rvritter-r bv a member of the schoolbocil', ar.rcl was prescnterl lrv 'l-he Girl Reserl'es on April 29. The costumes ancl setting were lovelv, ancl the pageant was a great suLrcess. \\rhile all tl'rese atrnual er,ents are tery clear to us, I think rve all agree that o{ all is a \ reekl}' occLlrrelrce-our Sunclav night Vesper-s. Usuallv, Dr. Trevorrow is the speaker ancl his vital, beneficient worcls, which mean so mucl-r to tts t.row ancl later, are the explanation o{ the fact tl'rat at C. C. I. we fincl Vespers a thing to be ar.rticipatecl ancl rememberecl, rather than to be avoicled whenever clearest

possible.

Of course our school Presiclent is by no means our onlv Vesper speaker, for we have nr,any other irterestinq {)nes who colne to us. Among ihe sl,eakers whom we have hearcl tl'ris vear are Dr. Neff, Dr. Nlartin, Dr. Cole, Dr. IJ. W.

one of the pr{,nrinent members of the Gradirating Class. \Vest of Washington, Dr. Vincent, Dr. Ilavlrarcl, I)r. Yard, l[r. Benecker, Dr. Babbitt, who reacl "The Servant ir.r the House," Dr. MacRossie, Presirlent Lent of Elmira College, 1)r. Roger:s of Drew Tl-reological Seminary, Bishop lllake of lrrance arrcl Dr. Ilanan of Drew Theological Senrinar-r.. Foulkes, the father

I)r.

X'IacDorra1c1,

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DONATIONS I{,\DE I]Y Y. \\T. C, A. 1926-1927 I. For Associatior.r of L-nprovement of Conclition of the Poor90 sweaters, 5 large Christn-ras stockings, 2

clol1s clressecl.

II. IlellevueHospital60 scrap books.

III. IV.

One Christn-ras box for a litt1e girl in Philaclelphia.

Nliscellaneousliunds2 ltecls in l{orean IIospital

$52.00 25.00 60.00

Funcl . .. 2 Scholarships ir-r China .. 2 Shares in Czechoslor.akian errtei'1.rrise Pine \fountain Settlement ... .. .. Stuclents Frienclship

40.00 25.00 25.00

llaine

Seacoast I'lission

Work among N{ountain \Vhites

25.00

$2s2.00

JANE R. HAYTOCK.

Le Cercle Francais OFFICERS

Frnsr SBunsrnn Botlt Scctiotts Ellen Maslancl President Catherine Foulkes [/ice-President

Kembali ElizabethWhite Nlarion

Helen

Shaw

Secrctttry

SE,coNn SnrrosrpR

First Section

Sccottd, Scctiort,

White Virginia N{allouk Jane Haytock Elizabetl-r

Eva Bettes

Lillie

Sayclah

l\lariorr Westphal

Helen Clackett

Treo,surcr

Dorothy Blake Ruth Voorl-rees

Ser(tcarrt-at-Arilts

The French Club, this year, has taken its accustomed place among the C. C. I. organizations. Our memltership has increasecl so greatly that at the beginning of the seconci semester it was thought best to clivicle the club ; the seconcl year girls {orming a club of their own witl-r separatei ofllcers an<l meetings. This plan has provecl very successful.

In November the Club gave its annual "Cabaret", which, this year, took the form o{ the festival of the Parisian "N{idinettes" that is held on the Fete of St.

Catherine.

During the second term each division presentecl a French Play. "Celui qui "La Danseuse de Jean", both proving exceed-

Epousa une Femme N{uette" and ingly successful anrl anrusing.

As Marie Louise Armancl, the French orphan for whose schooling the Club has pai<l, is now able to earn her own living, we have adopted a little girl only six years old, who is in the orphanage at Grenoble. The girls of next year ancl those to come will care for little Noel as we have for Marie Louise, and the good work of "Le Cercle Francais" will go on.

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We, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN TWENTY-SEVEN, being of sound mind and disposing mood, do hereby declare this our last Will and Testament. First: We hereby give ancl bequeath our 1ove, loyaltv and sincere wishes to C. C. I. for its success through the ensuing years. Seconrl: \\re hereby give ancl bequeath to Dr. and NIrs. Robert Johns Trevorrow our genuine appreciation for their aicl in laying the founclation of our lives. Thircl : We hereby give ancl bequeath to \,Iiss Charlotte Howarcl our cleepest aclmiration ancl most sincere appreciation for all she has done to help us. Fourth: We hereby give and lrequeath to N{iss Helen Hoffman, ollr hearty thanks for her help in making this Hack a success. Fif th : We hereby give and ltequeath to N{rs. Whiteman our sincere affection for her care this year. Sixth: We hereby give anci bequeath to the Class of Twentl,-Nine our best wishes for their prosperitf in the future. Seventh: We hereby give an<1 bequeath to the Junior Ciass our Senior Hall, with the hope that it will uphold its privileges and its traditions. Eighth: We hereby give ancl bequeath to N{arie Andrews, Helen Clackett's indifference to mail, so that next year she won't be so anxious about those "special delivery" letters. Ninth : We hereby give ancl bequeath to Beatrice Bassett, Nlary Balclwin's placidity so that she will not become so easily excited when she is a Senior. Tenth: We hereby give and bequeath to Catharine Boyce, \{ary Chapman's liking {or boys so that when she's a Senior she won't be such a man-hater. Eleventh: We hereby give and bequeath to Nfary Butler, X,{artha Grave's initiatir,e, so that next year she will not be so retiring. Twelfth: We hereby give ar.rcl bequeath to Dorothv Ferrel, N argarette Herper's mixing ability so that next year the Seniors may be conscious of her presence.

Thirteenth: We hereby give and bequeath to T{atherine Fisler and Josthat next year they

ephir.re Knight, Evelyn von Stark's conversational ability so will be able to talk about something besicles Easton.

Fourteentl-r : We hereby give ancl bequeath to Nancy Fox ancl l'fary Roe, Sarah Hooven's amiability so that they may be as popular next vear as they have been this. Fif teenth: We hereby give ancl bequeath to Anita Gabel, Eiizabeth Killam's scepticism so that she may not be so gullible when sl-re is a Senior.

Sixteenth: We hereby gir-e ancl bequeath to Frances Gates, Eva Bettes' pleasing slteech so that when she's a Senior she won't annov evervone with irer I'alry talk. Seventeenth: \\re hereby gir,e ancl bequeath to Elizalleth Green, Julia Boncly's figure so tl'rat next year s1-re won't have to worrv alxrut her calories. Eighteenth: We hereby give ancl beqr-rezrth to Frances Greenlaw, Roxann Bacon's "pep" so that when she's a Serrior, people will know she's a1ive. Nineteenth; \\re l'rereby give ancl ltequeath to Frances Griffen, the common sense of her sister Esther Griffen. Twentieth: We herelrl, give ancl beqrreatl.r to Constance Haigh ancl \Iar:garet Jenkinson, Jennie Abram's feniininity so that people will krrow that C. C. I. is a school for girls. 'lwenty-lirst: We herebl' give ancl ltecpreath to Gretchen Haigh, Dorothy T evericlge and Ruth Voorhees, Elizabetl-r White's talkativeness so that next year the unclerclassmen will not mistake Senior Hall for a Ouaker lTeeting frlouse. 1'wenty-seconcl: We hereby give ancl bequeath to X,{i1c1red .Jacobs, Elizabeth lioocl'-s frienclliness so that more people mzrv know her when she's a Senior. Twenty-thircl : \\'re herelry gir,e ancl ltequeath to Loraine f ones, I(atl'rrvn 1\'{ontgomerl"s pleasing tlisl,osition so that Serior Hal1 will not le annovecl iry her constant grunabling. Twenty-f ourth : We herebv give and beclueath to }lleanor llurtha ar-rcl Eclith Patton, Betty \Vells' carefree attitucle so that next year they will not take themselr'es so seriously Twenty-fif th : \Ve herebl' give ancl bequeath to JTelen \,Iever. l{arion Kemball's interest in school actir-ities so tl'rat shi will not airpear so boreci wher.r she is

a Senior. Twenty-sixth: \Ve

l-rereby give ancl bequeath to Elizabeth Reed, Ar.rne r.Iuntington's comilosure so that next year she will not blush so reac1i1v. Twer-rty-seventh: .\\-e hereby give ancl bequeath to catherine-Reecl,,Jane Haytock's rosy complexion so that wl.ren she's a Senior she will not feel' the

need

cosmetics.

Twenty-eiehth: We hereby give ancl beclueath to Joy Reynolcls, the warclrobe of the entire Senior Class, so that next year she will lte abie to u,-ear a {ew of her own clothes. _ . Twenty-ninth: _\\'re hereby gi'e and lteqr,reath to Evely' Ross, -fea.nie Royle's obedience to rules so that it will be possible for Senior ltalt to get cr-ackers

ancl mi1k.

Thirtieth: we here_by gi'e ancl ireclueath to Liltie Sayclah, x,{argaret F41.p't inclifference to carcls so that she will not spencl all her: time arrailing briclge parties.

.Tl-rirty-first: \ve_ hereby give anrl bequeath to \vi1l-re1n-rina Schlorer, Betty Butler's self-control so that next year she will not sl-row her en-rotions so readilv. Thirty-second: \\'-e hereby give ancl bequeath to Emily Schmirlt, Frances ^ Stumpf's studiousness so that when she's a Senior she will take more interest in her lessons. t12

Thirty-third: w9 hereby give ancl bequeath to Katharine Smith, \Iargaret Stanley's health so that she may enjoy 1-rer Senior year.

f1-rirt,v-fourth: We l-rerebv give antl i)e{lueaih to D,r'othy Scofie1rl, Cathe. b'r,ulket line __ et'ec1 1)"sttlr'e.-u lllat 5lre trr^1 ."'-r'i lrer- Nlarcellus witlr ,ligrritr. 1-hirty-fifth: we .l-rerebv gi'e arrcl Lequeath to riary LouisJ Snelling, . f Iarir,n \ewnrarr's rratttlal wa\ e ){, thal :he will nc,t htve t,, *,-,,.,., aLorrt lr,,w

t: liitllfl.rt',n,.

\\,.e hererrv s.i'e anrl .lequeath to NTargaret S'ycler, r.iclna hair, so that nert lear' no one will think Ser.rior ttilt is on fire. Thirty-sevelth: _\Ve hereiry give ancl. bequeatl'r to Jeannette Thurstou, Helen Shaw's artistic abilitlso that tl-rere wiil be someone to make the \.. \V.

:Rockwell's

posters next year.

. Thirty-eighth: \\ie herebl' give ancl becpreath to Ethel \Vorshanr,

Fowles' winter co:rt so arouncl the campus.

_ Thirty-ninth

s1're

: we

will h:ive

something

to rvear for

Dor6t1,rv

1-r.. ,-rr.,rlii,ig

*"il

give ancl beqleatl-r to llarion \\'-estphal, ,,\lice nristake her {or a prelimi'arv. In Witness Whereof we have 1-rerewitl-r subscribeci o.r. rro-., arrcl afhxecl our seals this eleventh clay of June, in the year of our Lorc1, one thousanrl r.rine hundred and twenty-seven.

Jewell's dignity so

t1-ra_t

l-rereby-

|eo1,le

wiil .ot

TI{E SENIOIT

CLASS,

Centenarv Collegiate Lrstitute,

l{ackettstown, New Jersey

I.OIIRAINE BOON,

Clerk.

_ Sulrscriltecl, sealecl, lrublisherl, antl rleclarecl this cler,enth clav of Ju1e, one thousatlcl nine hr-tndrecl a.ncl twent)'-seven, as their last \Vill zrrrcl Testar-ne-nt, in the l)resence of tls, who at their. reqtlest arrcl in their ltreserrce, :urcl itr the preser-rce of each other, have hereunto signecl orlr names as sirbscribing witnesses. Witnesses:

CATII EIll Ntr ItO ULI(I1S BE'l'TY \,\'EI-LS Itesicling at C. C. I. Hackettstorvn, New

113

Jerse,v.

Appreciation -l'he

to exltress its appreciatiorl 'I'revorrow, \Iiss Hoffman, ancl to Doctor ancl flrs. Xliss Stockel {or their help irt rnaking our "ilack of Ser-rior Class rvishes

'27" a

success.

ADVERNSERS

HE Editorial Staff wish to thank their friends the advertisers f or helping to make this book possible. If we have the opportunity, let us them with patronage.

repay

INDEX: Americatr House ..................'......--.......'.

122

Apgar, Wil1iam Ayies, Fred R.

.....'.................-........... 122 ...............'..'....'.............' 121

Bach's Drug Store ........'......'.....-.."'..... 129

Batchler's

-........................

.....-........ L20 Cooke's Depar:tment Store ..........'.'..... 129

Eckel

Genevieve

Inc.

Lanterman, Wm. Inc. .......................... L21

............................ 120

t26 & Rogers ... Moffatt, T. C. & C.. ..........................:. t27

NlcMonagle

Millen, Roger

121

....

Park, W. A.''Gold,'n Rule .

...... 124

'.....-- 125 Gazette ............'..'.'........ 13 1

Flowers A.

130

123

.....

126

123

Sl'roppe

Hoover, tr. &

131

...- 119

llackettstown llackettstown National Bank ..... ..'.'... Happy Jack Tea Room ..........."......... Hetrry, John Adams ...................'........

Herrick

........'....... 122

Oil Co. .......................................'

Flock, J. D.,

Klotz & Ackley

I-eggett, F-raucis

Linclley

Dairy Made Ice Cream Co.

......................... .......................

Klein

128

Centenary Collegiate Institute............ 117 Carpentei- Alden ............. .....................'. 125

Codk,

Katz

118 130 119 123 ....... .......... 119

(iroc:ot''

I2o

.............. 125 Parker Studio Peoples National Bank ...................... 127

Peckham, Little & Co. .......................... 120

Platc, Theodore

.................................... 131

Rock Spring Riding Academy ............ Sl-raw, James

122

.................................... 126

Smith, George P. .................................. 129

Interr-rational Prov. Co. ....... ................ 124

Vescelius, Anne Shoppc ........................

131

Johnson, R. C. ...........................""......... 127

Wright, T. C.

126

........................................

Centenary Collegiate Institute DR. ROBERT

JOHNS TREVORROW Pre sident

A Good School fo, Girls"

HACITETTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY Full Inf ornmtion on Request

1t7

Y.u,

Bank Account Whether you are

Man or wcman Bry or girlDeserves your Deepest Respect Building a banft account is building a future THE

Hackettstown National Bank 176 MAIN STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. ORGANIZED IN 1855

118

Con pliraents

JOHN ADAMS HENRY

of-

Fruits & Vegetables at Wholesale

HOOVERS

58 HARRISON

"The Quality Shop" 162 MAIN

Telephones:

STREET

New York City

STREET

Telephones: Walker 5552-3-4

Day-87

Nieht-5 7-W or I I 7-W

OSMUN COMPANY, Inc. Steam dnd Hot Water Heating and Plumbing Contractors

I23 MAIN STREET

Hackettstown, N. J.

119

Grain

Feed.

Poultry Supplies

GOLDEN RULE GROCERY

LINDLEY G. COOK

Fancg @roceries, Fruit

Distributors of the

and Vegetables

Better Brands of Flour Phone

I 12 MAIN STREET

90 MAIN Hackettstown, N,

STREET

Hackettstown, N.

School and College Diplomas a Specialty

PECKHAM, LITTLE

Com,pl'iments

of-

CO.

FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & CO.

Schoo,l and College Supplies

Manufacturers of

Printing of Eaery Description

Premier Pure Food Products

Telephone: Stuyvesant 2453-2454 PREMIER SALAD DRESSING 57 AND 59 EAST I ITH STREET PREMIER VACUUMIZED COFFEE

New York City

120

Telephone I l4-Y

FRED R. AYRES PRINTER Commencement Invitations

Class Day Programs

Societg Stationery

I 12 GRAND AVENUE

Hackettstown, N. J.

WILUAM LANTERMAN,

Inc.

CLOTHING, SHOES, HOSIERY Spalding Golf and Tennis Goods HACKETTSTOWN, N.

1,21

Phone 22-W

Cowplim,ettts

WILI.JAM L. APGAR

of-

Day or Night Taxi Seraice

THE AMERICAN HOUSE Hackettstown, N,

507 WASHINGTON STREET

Hackettstown, N.

Telephone: Orange 3653

ROCK SPRING RIDING CLUB W. E. HOLDEN,

Prop.

Walker Road, West Orange, N.

Compliments

DATRY MADE ICE CREAM

Entrance Opposite Rock Spring Northfield Road, West Orange

COMPANY

Rid.ing Insh'uctions Saddle Horses

of-

PATERSON, N.

for Hire

Children's Classes Horses Boarded

t22

Telephone 100

HERRICK FLOWERS ROSES

A SPECIALTY

Flowers Shipped or Telegrdphed Anywhere Visitors Always Welcomed at Our Greenhouses

Complitnents

ofCampliments

ECKEL OIL COMPANY

of-

KLOTZ

Stations located in

& ACKLEY

Wholesale and Retail Butchers

HACKETTSTOWN, WASHINGTON and PHILIPSBURG

HACKETTSTOWN, N.

t23

KERNEL BACON SQUARES The Good Bacon-At a Low Price

ltqvs You Tried It? ROGER MILLEN

These boneless bacon squares average lr/t to 27/z . lbs. each, are mild sugar cured, thoroughly smoked, carry light lean streaks, and cook all of the usual bacon ways in kitchen service. lVould it not be well to try them ) A delicious prime meat cut at several cents per lb. below regular bacon price. The price will surprise you as well as the q uality.

Write us

Photograplry and Hund-wauen Things 16 MAIN

Hacketsstown, N.

todaA.

Telephone 183-W

Made only by

International Provision Co. BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

Faithful

Cooperation With All.

Loyut.

Ou." Fifty

Years In Business.

Cou"teous.

K""ping

STREET

Step With Advanced Styles.

S"ruic".

FLOCKS DEPARTMENT ST'OEE HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. 124

-J.

Telephones 106, B0-W, 38

The GENEVIEVE

SFTOPPE

ALDEN CARPENTER.

Hats-Gotrns-GitIs

Dag and. Night Taxi Seruice

I86 MAIN STREET Hackettstown, N.

AMERICAN

HOUSE,

Hackettstown,

THE I'AIIK]JR S-I'UDIO of

MORRISI'OWN, NtrW JERS}.Y XI ad.e

THE INDIVIDUAL PICTURES of

the

SENIOR CLASS SHOWN

125

iN'fHIS

BOOK

JAMES M. SHAW

CO. Compliuoents

We Specialize

and. Siluerware

and

of-

China, Glass

for

McMONAGLE

Schools

& ROGERS

Manufacturers of

Colleges

Fine Flaaoring Extracts 25 DUANE STREET

MIDDLETOWN, N. Y.

New York

Phone I 17 -Z

T. C. WRIGHT

A. H. OSMUN

The DENNISON STORE

General Building Contractor

Partg Faaors

Jobbing Repair Work Promptly

Magazines

Greeting Cards

Attended to

88 MAIN STREET

4I I GRAND AVENUE

Hackettstown, N.

126

Telephone: 061 I Mulberry

Make Eaery Day

GIRLS!

,,FIRE PREVENTION DAY''

"We supply the ELECTRICAL needs of your school, Give us the opportunity to supply yours."

T. C. MOFFATT & CO. Agents

R. C. JOHNSON Eaerything .Electrical

lnsyysnce

Brokers

*SERVICE'

205 ESSEX BUILDING Newark, N. J.

Across the street f rom the Post O6ce

T. C. MOFFATT, President R. B. PARSONS, Secretary

A Question of SERVICE!

"gsy11iss"-What does that word mean to you? Does it mean a real personal interest in your welfare? Or is it just another name for politeness"

"Seruice" with us means prompt and careful attention to all the details of your dealings with us.

"Seruice" here means good banking methods and protection in all your banking.

Isn't that the kind of seraice Uou want?

JHE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Hackettstown, N. J.

t27

THE CANDY SHOP

II.\CK}'TJ'S'fO\VN, N. ('rorrt;I'

\\'.

I],rTc rrr-l:H, I'rolt.

Comflimcnts

GEORGE P. SMITH MAIN and LIBERTY

of-

cooKE'S

STREETS

Department Store

High Grade Groceries, Fruits and

The Hackettstown Store

Vegetables

C. C. I. patronage

ONE SIGN YOU SHOULD BELIEVE

"R"

IN-

the crossed tail-tltat "R" is frobabty the u,orld,. Two thousand, years aoo it signified lterb-r ofrered bJ,tltc Greehs to tlteir great god, Joue"or Ju.piter. Then it carne to tmean a recipe and later to signify only tlt,e recipe for meiicine. The

ztti,tlt

old^est sigrt, in-.the

'I-/mt sign ufon a prescription blan.k means that a d,octor li,ts ord,ered, certain drugs to be nti.red for wse as a nt,ed,icine f or sonr,e ail,ment wh,icl.t, he'has diagnosed.. It also il4ean-r) zu'hen it is seen.i,.n connection with our na,tme, that the me'd,icine is tlr,e uery best of its kind that can be freparetl lVo otte can better our in.gredients or our work. You can alw,ays trwst our prescription work.

BACH'S DRUG STORE Phone 51-Y 155

MAiN STREET

Hecrcerrsrowm, N. J.

129

appreciates

KLEIN'S CASTON,I TAILORIIVG SHOPPE

WeLead... when

comes

to Cutting,

Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Repairing. We Do French Dry Cleaning . .. One TRIAL

will

convince the Most Skeptical.

Prontpt, Tlrcrough and Sqnitaru Ser-uice . . .

trXPERT WORKMANSHIP SHIELD'S BUILDING

130

Com,pliments of

The Hackettstown

LOUIS KATZ

Gazette

CLEANER dnd DYER

CUTLER & VALENTINE

Expert Fumier

Publislters

MAIN STREET

Established 1856

A Jewelrg Store for Seuenty Years C. C.

Seals and Society

Bar

ANN E. VESCELIUS SHOPPE

Pins

OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT

ALL EYE NEEDS

Jeweler

G. PLATE,

I4O MAIN

Jr.

Reg. Optometrist

HACKETTSTOWN

Now Jrnsnv

GIFTS

Hand Made Dresses

Take care oI

THEODORE

HATS STREET

Phone 45-W

r R 378.749 HAC 74623

The Haek (19?7)

R 378.74g HAc 74623 The Haek (tg|7)

DATE DUE

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