HACK G N N IT IA R Y JUN OR COlltGt TAYLOR MEMORIAL LRC CENTENARY COLLEGE
HACKEKSSOWN, NJ 070&
'Mid the silent hills 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, Sina them loud and sing them long.
IACK BOARD To the members of the Hack staff belongs a great honor and an important duty. The Editor and Associate Editors are elected by the student body just before the end of the school year. The annual publication of the Hack is a dedication to two memorable years spent at Centenary.
Marilyn Cox Editor Jane Deisroth, Lois Lambert Associate Editors Janice Bickley Business Manager Grace Staub A r t Editor Ann Thompson Literary Editor Marilyn Garbett Personnel Editor
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For his consistent effort to widen our perspective of life . . For the ceaseless patience and friendliness with which
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religious guidance and strengthening convictions, we, the Class of 1948, humbly dedicate our Yearbook, the Hack, to Dr. Mills.
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To the Members of the Class of 1948: When you returned to the Centenary campus for you the tower of Main Hall stretching high and brillian illuminated tower, symbolizing the essential function of a significant "light through the years." The College you a new body of knowledge about the world in w you develop new interests, new appreciations and ski1 develop effective personal objectives, appropriate attitudes and beliefs; and further helping you to establish those habits of living which make for the finest in American womanhood. As you leave the College campus, it is our hope that this light of a liberal education for women may continue to burn brilliantly in your lives as you assume your proper relationships with the world about you. . You carry with you the best wishes of your faculty and administration. Hurst R. Anderson, President
Miss Bouton and Miss Sheehan
Miss Pangburn and Miss Bever
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Mr. Grayson and Mr. Smith
Miss Wible and Miss Day
Miss Shaw and Miss Smythe
Miss Hight
Mr. Garber and Dr. Mills Mr. Grenon, Mr. Evans, and Dr. DuBois
President
Evelvn Kreos
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Marilyn Garbett Sergeant-at-arms
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Jeanne Pierce
Ann Terrell
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NOW voyager, sail Thou forth tn
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c/a,, Green and Whj
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Hail to the class of '48, Her colors green and white, Our hearts will ever be with you, We'll keep your honor bright. We're grateful for the years we've spent A t our dear C . J. C. And even when we're far apart, Our thoughts go out to thee.
Centenary, here's t o you, We always will be true, To the green and white of '48 Forever, strong and great.
Dear Lord and Father of Mankind, Forgive our foolish ways; Reclothe us in our rightful mind, In purer lives Thy service find, In deeper reverence, praise.
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January 16 President of Sigma Epsilon Phi, Phi Iota, Book Club, Outing Club.
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Bridge fiend . . . Goin' to the movies? , How d'ya spell? . . . Long Island Bound . . Jingle jingle! . . . Yea-a h! . . I'm goin' to s.tart to study tomorrow! . . . Come on to the Grill Gal full of fun Easy to get along with Friendly . . "Munse" . . Smoke, smoke, smoke that cigarette . . . Menage is on the phone!
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577 North Forest Road, Williamsville, New Yorl~ July 5 Student Council President, Sigma Epsilon Phi, Centenary Players, Phi Iota, Psychology Club, Spanish Club. It's Sarah Lawrence next September . . . "Benny" . . . Princeton has that certain charm . . . A second Katie Cornell . . . Numerous radio broadcasts . . . Always laughing and giggling . . . Have to put my hair up sometime . . . Always the "ham" . . . Loves that horse of hers . . . So many announcements in Chapel . . . What a gal!
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July 13 Sigma Epsilon Phi, Aquatics Club, Leaders' Corps.
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August 18 Glee Club, Editor of Hack, Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Iota, Sigma Epsilon Phi. "Lynn" . . . Weekends in Montclair and ~ u t l e ~ . Moe's .;A . Runs from one meeting to the next . . Saving pennies for the future . . . Hack problem . . . Loves the Dodgers. . Wonderful artist Always smiling and friendly . . . Sincere Oh, that telephone . . . A n excellent athlete . . . Would make a perfect photographer's model.
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September 2 3 Business Club, Secretary Delta Sigma Sigma, Glee Club, Centenary Singers, Outing Club.
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"Janie" . . . Has weakness for Tiger town . . Is always saying--Oh, Soooo Whaaat . Oh, Kids . . . Y' Know . . . I'm absolutely starved . . . One of those fortunates who tries to up the scales . . . Teasing smile and vexing eyes . . . Good natured . . . Pickle . . . Oh, Towers, you just can't fall in love now . . . A sweet one.
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Pennsylvania August 4 President of Outing Club, Chaplain Theta Epsilon Nu, Phi Theta Kappa, Centenary Singers, W. A. A. Board.
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Always on a diet, but loves to eat . . Sweet and friendly . . . Wonderful roommate . Don't let i t perturb you . . Slow down . . . I've just got to go on a diet . . . Night walker acd talker . . . Artistically minded . . . Sincere and good natured . . Hopes to be either a Physiotherapist or Nurse . . A n asset to any singing group . . . "Boots-Harty".
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May 9 Business Club, Secretary of Sigma Epsilon Phi,
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May 6 Glee Club, Theta Epsilon Nu. Liked in the Ivy League . . . Often seen buying stamps to answer her many letters . What color is it? . . . Likes nice clothes . Sticks up for the Bloomfield football team . . Pet peeve, West Virginia . . . Loves music . . Ambitious . . . Always a ready smile for one and all . . . "Katchie".
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Bmwn! Brown! Brown! . , Lives on coffee , Tnfectious laughter . Waats to- travel, then w d e down Nightly kttmx Most often s e a i n the Grill with the gmup . Known for her talkativeness . 3Cova mail time . Tuesday night ritual-mvie and a soda with her roommate . tcJoie''.
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January 5 Spanish Club, French Club Secretary, Sigma Epsilon Phi, Book Club, International Relations President. \ .
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January 2 3 Riding Club, Spanish Club, Hockey Team, Delta Sigma Sigma.
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July 1 1 Riding Club, Spanish Club, Delta Sigma Sigma.
"M. J." . . . Sleeping i s her hobby . . . Fourth . Two more years of college afxer for bridge graduation . . . Loves to deal bridge hands fairly . . Princeton and Army fan . Spends a lot of time horseback riding . . Time to get up already? . . Has a weakness for the boys in gray.
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September 7 Riding Club, Social Committee, Delta Sigma Sigma, Pep Committee.
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"Nassau" . Light me, Bebe! How about that? Weekends at Princeton, Lehigh, Boston . . I'm awake, Janie! . Well known and loved by all Had me fooled . . Grill bridge table . . . Basketball whiz . . What's 'sa matter for you? . . . Many laughs and good times Going back, going back . . Who else? . "Cookie".
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200 West College Street, Cannonsburg,
Pennsylvania October 29 W. A. A. Vice-President, Aquatic Club, Sigma Epsilon Phi, Leaders' Corps. "The Giggle" . . . Baby blue eyes plus an impish gleam . . Jeans 'n shirts . . Roommate are we getting up? . . . Looks studious in glasses, but! . . Always has a terrific problem to solve . . Official time keeper (athletics, that .is) . . . 'Bond Street' . . . "Marty" . Gotta get a cup of coffee in the Grill . . . Love that swimming pool.
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Spilled Ink Editor, Outing Club, Sigma Epsilon Phi, Leaders' Corps.
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"Jo" . . . Rather dance than eat . . Second floor showers . . Those huge chords . . . Gotta make a deadline! . . . Scintillating conversationalist . . . Loves to argue . . . Uses some soap with the clorax when she washes . . "B. B." . . . I'm crushed . . . Bed a t midnight?-don't be sillysleep is minor! . . . Spanish and that correct accent . . . Practically a tennis pro.
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February 11 Outing Club, Aquatics Club, Riding Club, Leaders' Corps, Sigma Epsilon Phi.
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'%weeney" . , That3 debatable Well, hardly know f i a t to say . Loves College Shopp, Grill, Lounge . , Spsnda weekends at Centenary A WWBI who likes baseball! Plan e n n k on the slightest provocatiic;fir Cheedd smik . . A gmd word for everyone . b a & of common sew , Terrific sense of humaa Always changifiag ths room around.
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"Ace" . . . You've got the racket . . Hello, Honey . . Notre Dame . . College Shoppe . . . Pats . . You're gone . . . Back steps . . I'm cracking up . . . Partial to Carl Sandburg, people, and problems . . Black naturally curly hair . . . Terrific fieure . . . 'Stormv Weather' . . . Loves sand, salt water . . . Sun worshiper . . A mind of her crwn . . . Congenial and obliging . . . Mad for mountain music.
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March 6 Business Club, Outing Club, Guild Cabinet, Theta Epsilon Nu.
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"Blondie" . . With the hair and eyes! Bring my mail up to the typing room, if I have any . . Smile, Smile, Smile . . She bubbles llke a glass of champagne . . Slender, tender, and tall! . It's not ver-r-y cold up here . . That yen for Annapolis must be catching! . . One-half of a perfect pair!!
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Center Grove Road, Dover, New Jersey September 12 Business Club, Outing Club, Theta Epsilon Nu. Look! horses . . . Interested in art . . . Blast that typewriter . . 'Clair de Lune' . . . An infectious giggle . Rutgers . . Does my skirt hang straight? Haunts the typing room . . Sweet and quiet . . . Hubba . . . Another enthusiastic knitter . . . That is . . . Weekends spent between Vandermades' and home! . . . Let's go in and bust up the joint.
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New Jersey November 1 Modern Dance Club, Theta Epsilon Nu. Loves to dance . . . Writing letters . . . Partial to Marines . . . Mail-love it! . . Shoes galore . . . Plans to be a physical education teacher . . . Wesleyan . . . Always in the new lounge . . . Loves black . . . I was so embarrassed I could have died! . . . Nice blonde hair . . Loves mischief . . . Princeton . . . Hey kids, isn't anyone going to bed now? . . . "By".
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Morse Lakes, Bloomingdale, New Jersey October 17 Glee Club, Centenary Singers, Theta Epsilon Nu.
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"Lily" . . . Room 121 (The Unholy 5 ) . What would she do without Bengay and Vicks? . . . Medicine chest Stockfleth, they call her . . . "Oik" . Always has a helping hand to offer!!! . . . Plans to be a physiotherapist sorneday . . . She sings and knits . . Hopes to be a good wife . . . a t least once!!!
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Nowember l a Camera flub, Staff Photographer of Spilled Ink a d Hack, Delta Sigma Sigmsr.
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"Stevie" . . What is behind that dav-drearnine " stare? . . But University of Michigan is so far Has long, dark; curly hair with eyeaway . lashes to match . . Collects pictures, but for some reason they all seem to be of one person . . . Home Indiana Inveterate letter-writer . Hidden talent, she plays the marimba!!!
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New Jersey February 2 Record Club, Social Committee, Student Council Representative, Centenary Singers, Delta Sigma Sigma. Got any good food? . . . Dottie, manless, but why? . . . Grill and library are her haunts . . Weekends a t Westminister Choir School . . One of the class "sillies" . . A great music lover. . . Give her Keats and keep her happy . . Chocolate milkshake, please . . . Those sharp jersey P. J.'s . . A character but we all love her just the same!!!
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Psychology Club, Glee Club, Chapel Committee, Theta 'Epsilon Nu. "Cheaty" . . . Maybe in fifty years she'll be the new tennis champion of the nation . . Oh, that cottage a t Lake Mohawk . . . She'll never forget that Florida vacation . . . Eat, drink and be merry, and she does too!!! . . 0, you little darlin' . . Plans to finish four years of college . . . And then? . . . Who can tell???
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July 14 Book Club, French Club, Theta Epsilon Nu. Honestly, if I could only find my ballet shoes!
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March 1 0 Assistant Editor of Spilled Ink, W. A. A., Theta Epsilon Nu. What would you do, Arlene, if you were me?
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Endolane, Flanders, New Jersey April 18 Outing Club.
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"Neil" . Ooohhh, I'm so happy! I gotta go home . . Always wants to do something . . . The campus homebody . . Relaxed a t the air field . . Weekends on a horse or in an airplane . . . Crazy about motorcycling . . Favorite spot "Nick's" . . . Likes hockey, and chocolate cake . . . Dancing . . . Bowling.
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White Pickets, Petersham, Massachusetts December 20 International Relations Club, Outing Club, Theta Epsilon Nu.
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"Squeek" . . That pretty red hair and cute snub nose . . Takes things slow and easy Won the first prize in art in 1947 Guess who? . . . O h that walk! . . Likes nothhg better than to sleep Always drawing something -it's good, too . . . A slow grin is always dangerous.
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January 6 Modern Dance Club, Psychology Club Officer, Glee Club, Sigma Epsilon Phi.
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May 11 Sigma Epsilon Phi Vice-President, Outing Club Secretary.
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December 11 Centenary Singers, Glee Club, Record Club, French Club. Greatest ambition of her life to go abroad someday . . Georgia Tech's just got t o win this game! . . "Barb" . . . Crazy about horses Loves to warble . . Dashes here and there on weekends . I'm tired! . . . Surprisingly enough, no Southern accent . . . Georgia Tech has an ardent rooter . . Emory U. rates high, too.
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Pennsylvania September 5 Riding Club Vice-President, Theta Epsilon Nu, centenary Singers, Glee Club, outing Club.
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February 16 ;nesa Epsilon N u Secretary, French Club, Centenary Singers, Gke Club, Outing Club.
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Outing Club, Business Club, Delta Sigma Sigma. "C. B. J. L." . . . "Little" . . . H i kids . . And what is the matter for you??? Cornell . . . Lehigh . . . Princeton . . . Lafayette . And you know it, Jan . . . Philly . . . You're kidding . . . Secretary . . You beast Let's get to bed early tonight, Jan . . Noted for angel cakes with cream of tartar . . . That raincoat! . . . Don't be jealous, Cookie!
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March 6 Camera Club, Aquatics Club, Glee Club, Hack Board, Delta Sigma Sigma.
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Rosslyn Farms, Carnegie, Pennsylvania March 30 Record Club, Centenary Singers, Glee Club, Delta Sigma Sigma. Musical laughter . . . Future in interior decorating . Princeton . . . Sings in the shower Interested in others . . . Always cheerful in the morning . . . Paints for pastime . . .,That understanding smile . . . "Janie" . . . Quiet and studious . Strictly an individualist . Will never forget the summers in Canada . Not really!!! . . All those "Air France",pqs grs on the wall.
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March 2 Book Club, French Club, Record Club, Sigma Epsilon Phi.
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October 24 Riding Club, Centenary Singers, Poster Club, Outing Club, Theta Epsilon Nu. '
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April 22 Book Club, Orchestra Club, Centenary Singers, Phi Theta Kappa, Theta Epsilon Nu.
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April 20 Record Club, French Club, Psychology Club. That short, black, curly hair . . . The ovation "Aud" received a t her piano debut last year . . . Should I let my hair grow? . . Look for her in the Grill or lounge . . . So many weekends at home . , Transfer student? . Four no trump . Did my glasses come today? . Why don't I tan?-Everyone else does!
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Pennsylvania October 1 Outing Club, Psychology Club, Camera Club Treasurer, Guild Cabinet, Theta Epsilon Nu.
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"Kirsch" . And she tries so hard to knit . . . Another lounge, bridge playing fiend What a panic! . Her hands help her to explain things Amherst, Penn, Lehigh head the list . Quite a giggler . . Going to be a private secretary Hmmm, that weekend at Skytop! . Such a pretty smile.
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June 5 Record Club, Outing Club, Spanish Club, Centenary Singers, Sigma Epsilon Nu.
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May 2 Book Club, Outing Club, Record Club, Spanish Club, Sigma Epsilon Phi. '
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August 13 International Relations Club, Camera Club, Outing Club, Aquatics Club, Sigma Epsilon Phi. Now look kids! . . . Always traveling with Betts . . . Future nurse . . . Collects stuffed aninials . . . Mattituck . . . 'I'll Get By' . . . Swarthmore calling . . . Oh, those rolling eyes . . . Princeton . . . A friend in need--a friend indeed . . . "Bee" . . . 'None But The Lonely Heart' . . . Has a pet named Trixie . . . Slightly partial to Cornell . . . Loves swimming.
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August 2 2 Treasurer of Student Council, Modern Dance Club, Glee Club, Cheer Leader, Delta Sigma Sigma.
"J. C." . . . Likes to sing . . . Dartmouth . . . Lehigh . . . Yale . . . Yea! . . . Doug, you're so slow . . . Bucks, not dollars . . . That cloud of powder . . . Grand slam . . . Mighty understanding . . She's the best possible . . . A pair of knitting needles and yarn . . . Next year: Katir Gibbs . . . The summers at Chatham.
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February 3 Dance Club, Centenary Singers, Sigma' Epsilon Phi.
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May 1Y Outing Club, Record Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Sigma Epsilon Phi.
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July 27 Secretary of Phi Theta Kappa, Spilled Ink, Hack Board, Outing Club, Sigma Epsilon Phi. "Lus" . . . Connecticut is the place for me . . . One of the Pinafore Brigade . Naturally she's a Dodger fan . . . A passion for fashion . . . Sews like a demon . . . Lu, I certainly miss your cooking course . . . Record collector from way back . . Can't help thinking what an efficient secretary she'll make.
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July 2 2 Outing Club, Camera Club, Business Club, Psychology Club, Theta Epsilon Nu.
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November 7 Outing Club, International Relations Club, Spanish Club, Theta Epsilon Nu. "Nance" . . . 'Stop that dancin' up there' . . . Really . . . Bless your little pointed head . Flashy night shirts . . . Cornell is in the future . . . Humorous personality-plus Beautiful hair . . Always giggling . . . Allergic to biology . . Ya-ta-ta, ya-ta-ta Mr. Dilts, do we have to be in at 10:30 or 11:oO on week
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September 21 Glee Club, Centenary Singers, Delta Sigma Sigma.
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August 1 &lee Club, Student Council, Hall President, Outing Club, Delta Sigma Sigma.
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February 9 Aquatics Club President, Centenary Singers, Literary Editor of Hack, Spilled Ink, Psychology Club, Sigma Epsilon Phi. "Tommy'?!. . . Many ideas for future, but 'Old Rockin' Chair's Got Me' . . . Talented writer . . . Gotta hit the books . . . Can be found in Radio Workshop and heard over Station C.J.C. . . . Swimming and aquaplaning . . I should live so long . . Quite a golfer . . . Princeton and Philadelphia weekends.
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January 16 Camera Club, Outing Club, Social Committee, Theta Epsilon Nu.
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December 3 Camera Club, Hack Board, Phi Theta Kappa, Student Court, Delta Sigma Sigma.
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January 1 President of Business Club, Theta Epsilon Nu.
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February 22 Riding Club, Treasurer of Delta Sigma Sigma. Our "Bev" has nice hobbies: men, dancing, clothes, and sports . . . The Log Cabin in New Haven Lehigh, Yale, Cornell, Coast Guard Academy . Milly, is the mail in yet? He's terrific! . . Life is wonderful . . New York . . . Come to the place for me . . . She would rather dance than eat . . A wonderful gal.
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1004 Washington Street, Easton, Pennsylvania November 3 Sigma Epsilon Phi. "Glo" . . . O h Anna, I just can't get up for first class . . . Frequently wanders in and out of the college Men's Shoppe at Lafayette . . U m Hum!!! Lafayette . . Fraternity houses . But it's so vague . , . Letters-letters . . . They never stop . . . Chewing gum and nail polish . . . Never gets tired of dreaming.
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June 2 Assistant Editor of Hack, Book Club, Outing Club, Business Club, Theta Epsilon Nu.
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September 1 Outing Club, Leaders' Corps, Delta Sigma Sigma, Aquatics Club. Blue eyes . . . Excellent bowler . . . West Point . . . Those beautiful blushes . . . Favorite haunt -the swimming pool . . . Always with Lois . . . 'Just My Bill' . . . Wonderful personality . . . Jealously will get you nowhere . . . "Joanie" . . . Terrific smile . . . Usually everywhere but C. J. C. on weekends . . . Future nurse . . . 'Heartaches' . . . That gorgeous red hair.
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May 1 Aquatics Club, Leaders' Corps, Theta Epsilon Nu. Easv to live with . . . Considerate . . . H o ~ e s to be a gal in white . . . Has an interest in Princeton and Yale . . . Spends weekends most anywhere . I'm beat . . . Always going up to study but never does . . . Bridge fiend . . Handy with knitting needles . . . Likes to cook . . . Perfect roommate. . The best there is . . "Flossie".
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High Street, Blairstown, New Jersey April 29 Aquatics Club, President of Leaders' Corps, W. A. A. Board, Theta Epsilon Nu. "Shirl" . . . Small package of pep and energy . . . Smile for everyone . . . Princeton . . . Conscientious ,~ndcapable . . . Always swimming . . . Talented at hair-cutting . . . Listening to Fred Waring . . . I'm miserable . . . I should get to w o r k . . . Seven o'clock comes too soon . . . Waiting for mail to come . . . Busy all the time.
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October 7 Book Club, Record Club, Chapel Committee, Theta Epsilon Nu. "Jenks" . . . Oh, roommate, my life is one long rush . . Laughs at anything . . :Knows everything but what she should . . . Always hungry . . Classes ruin my day . . 7:00 A. M. groan . Always on a diet Coiffure complaints . . . Yale . Bowling alleys. . . Is no saint, but a wonderful roommate.
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November 28 "Dee" . . . What would the Biltmore do without her? . . . Princeton, West Point, and Yale vie for top honors . . Loves to go water skiing . . The 41 Club . . . Kiddin' of course . . . Forever knitting-such lovely things All those packages from Peck and Peck . . . Numerous theater parties to New York . . . "The Spirit of West Point".
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August 1 8 Poster Club President, French Club, Hack Board, Spilled Ink, Delta Sigma Sigma.
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March 13 Modern Dance, Leaders' Corps, Delta Sigma Sigma, Social Committee.
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307 Lore Avenue, Wilmington, Delaware September 11 Treasurer Senior Class, Spilled Ink, Hack Board, Centenary Players, Radio Workshop, Sigma Epsilon Phi. "Mega' . . . Number one ingredient of any stew . . . Aw, come on Marilyn, make like a bunny!! . . . That "Washington and Lee Swing" . . . Heaven forbid . . . Her neatness is im~ressive . . . So small and so-0-0 potent . . . She collects YO28 35 th ~ G e e t ,San Diego, California May 16 President of Snior Class, President of Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Iota, Spanish Club, Student Council, Sigma Epsilon Phi. "Evie" . . . A blonde with problems . . . Personality plus . . Born leader . . . Hails from California and never forgets i t . . . What a panic!! . . . Most conscientious . . . Wants to be a buyer someday . . N o time for relaxation . . . No place like San Diego; it's God's country . . . Enjoys men . . And we do mean men!!
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October 1 8 Camera Club, Outing Club, Glee Club, Theta Epsilon Nu. Short and sweet . . . Known for her passion for "Begin the Beguine" . Biking and Fred Waring . . . Can usually be found in the typing room . . . If he doesn't write soon, Peg! Rise and shine . I'm starved . . . That's my song . . Favorite school, Lehigh . . . Plans on secretarial work and marriage.
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May 23 Record Club, Book Club, Delta Sigma Sigma.
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March 2 Aquatics Club, Modern Dance Club, Delta Sigma Sigma, Leaders' Corps.
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I got another letter today . . . Always in Bachelor's . . . Colgate enthusiast . . Hopes for future secretarial job and marriage . . . Sweet personality . . . Loves to write letters! . . "Sherry" . . . Cute smile and laugh . 'To Each His Own' . . . Knows everyone in Hackettstown . . . What's the attraction in Allamuchy??? . . Spends weekends in suite on second floor except when Colgate calls.
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August 14 Riding Club, Modern Dance Club, Camera Club, Centenary Singers, Theta Epsilon Nu.
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June 5 Sorority President, Student Court, Phi Iota, Record Club, Delta Sigma Sigma. Never a dull moment. . . What a schmoe! . . . All right you all . . . Pair of socks started March, 1917 . Name your record . . You just must be a Beta Theta Pi! . . . Loyola . . . Loves ice cream . . . Ruiner of all roommate diets . . . Special weekends a t Cornell . . . Holds up pillars of Alma Mater . . Personality plus good-naturedness equal . . . "Magoon".
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"Bobbie" . . Day and night dreams of New Hampshire ;/ . . Oh. how can I get my hair to grow? . . . Very sincere, conscientious, never seerns to get - tired . . . Favorite course, History??? . . . Always cheerful first thing in the morning . . Let's go to the movies.
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March 4 Riding Club, Modern Dance Club President, Women's Athletic Association, Social Committee, Sigma Epsilon Phi. "Phyl" . . . Skiing, skating, sailing . . . The future with whom? . . . Wheaties at breakfast are divine . . . Haunts the labs . . . Lafayette and Penn University for my money . . . Oh! Phyllis . . . Tell us about it . . . Bananas . . . So very nice . . . Medical technologist? . . . Bet it's marriage first! . . . That huge box of delicious apples in Phyl's room.
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An easy blusher . . Fiend for dancing . . . Oh, I'm so ma-ad . . . Plans marriage . . . Interested in cooking . . . But I don't understand! . Blondie . . . Spends weekends in the typing room . . . Early riser . . . Partial to artists, especially one!! . . . Absent minded . . Always . a pair of knitting needles in her hands Morton Gould admirer . . . 'Body and Soul'.
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It is such fun to reminisce. Look around this page. Do these pictures remind you of good times enjoyed during your senior year? It was a grand year, the kind that makes memories, never to be forgotten. Do you remember the day we arrived, September 18, 1946? All of us were feeling strange in our new surroundings and perhaps o little homesick; but after the friendly, welcoming
mention . . . studies! was a pleasant introduction to the next and mare important one-important for we were the leaders. Remember how reversed the situation became in September, 1947, and how superior and secure we felt? It was odd nat to find beloved members of the class of '47 in the halls or lounge, but soon we met the Freshmen and found many new friendships to replace the old. Those bonds did become a bit strained during fated Hell Week. "No smiling!" . . . "Air Raid" . "Shine those shoes" . . "Clean that room!" When the final moment was up, both classes were glad to forget and to be friends once more.
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Besides the new aces or us to see, there were many new renovations. Will you ever forget first glimpse with - your - - of the newly decorated chapel, its rich, wine carpeting and soft, green walls; or of the new bridge tables and red leather chairs, complete!!! Other changes we discovered as the year progressed were the numerous informal dances sprinkled through the social calendar and the introduction to the proctor system. Although we all suffered mild frenzy while carrying out our duty, it was agreed that the system promoted a greater sense of responsibility and succeeded in establishing better study conditions. Speaking of dances, however, the Senior Formal before Christmas vacation was an enormous success,. *partly . due to its new location. The dining room lent itself beautifully to the evening's festivities, and man presided over all.
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'Twas the night before Christmas vacation and all through the dormsbedlam!!! What a night, crammed full of carol singing, parties, a lovely Christmas radio program, laughter, voices and then, home! Quickly the vacation seemed to speed by and we were back to face the inevitable EXAMS. Most of us survived the "battle of the books" and managed to recuperate successfully enough to return again.
S w n after our arrival, the Aquatic's Club presented its annual Acquacade i n Mar& and confirmed our expectations of an eye-pleasing, experienced performance. This presentation and a previous -one given by the Modern Dance Club ranked among the outstanding events of the year. As the ensuing spring months approached we look ever forward to Easter vacation, especially those of us lucky enough to fly to Bermuda for a tenday spree. However, on our return we found many Centenarians striving to equal our tans by sun bathing on the college "~eranda'~. In quick succession followed the Freshman Prom, finals and the last minute hustle af that period before graduation. O n Class Day the struggle was deemed a worthy one and many of us found it bitter-sweet as we ne&red . the closr: of our days at Centenary. At last the traditional President's Ball was held commemorating the graduates of 1348. Then came graduation itself; graduation of students, but more, of friends, for our times, earnest studies and lifelong friendships gainedprithin her walls will forever keep alive happy memories oi our Alma Mater.
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Lorraine Tweedell
Ann Apsey, Joan Armiger, Florence Austermuhl, Violet Belkoff, Carol Bierschenk, Cornelia Dowd, Jean Franklin, Joan ~riedman,Sally Jean Gager, Dorothy Gray, Naomi Greenman, Jean Greenthal, Jane Hall, Pat Hamburger,
Audrey Henn, Peggy Ann Hooley, Dorothy Keegan, Elizabeth Kennedy, Beatrice Kohlsaat, Yetta Kronenberg, Laura Lou Lechner, Phyllis Mergott, Beverly Miller, Barbara Moore, Patricia Moulton, Beverly New, Emily Pollard.
Betty Stensland, Janet Strazza, Asta Tamm, Patricia Trinkino, Patricia Vollmer, Barbara Weinert, Jean White, Barbara Wilder.
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Elizabeth Babbage, Elizabeth Ball, Lilyan Bedik, Barbara Beyer, Barbara Brokaw, Barbara Carey, Margery Clason, Louise Cramer, Betty Jane Dean, Natalie Delano, Joan Drummond, Audrey Drews, Edith Felton, Margaret Fox.
Nancy Freeman, Nancy Gale, Muriel Gillette, Helen Graeber, Cynthia Green, Nancy Hager, Joan Hait, Anne Harris, Nancy Hartung, Barbara Hughes, Barbara Keppler, Janet Laing, Barbara Laubach, Joycelyn Macfarlane, Marilyn May, Anne Middleton, Carol Minster.
Ann Carol Morris, Barbara Pfeifer, Margaret Pfeiffer, Beatrice Randal, Barbara Rogers, Barbara Ross, Elizabeth Sand, Paula Salzman, Marilyn Simon, Ruth Swenson, Ann Thomas, Jean Thixton, Diane Wettyan, Joy Whitmore, Joanne Yenney.
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Sally Alexander, Barbara Ann Barnard, Mary Gay Bennett, Ann Brown, Carol Brown, Joan Brown, Lorles Davis, Mary Demarest, Doris DeSerio, Constance Dickman, Marilyn Doig, Margaret Durland, Judith Eidelsberg, Charlene Emerson, Judith Emerson, Nancy Forster. Suzanne Gillmore, ~lizabethHalley, Nancy Hendee, Mary Howard, Jacquelyn Johnston, Sally Kemp, Elaine Kerner, June Kriedler, Alma Larach, Joyce Leopold, Carolyn Leslie, Mary Lewis, Virginia Leyburn, Barbara Matthews, Jo?n McCann, Janet McIvor. Joan Mensching, Susanne Moore, Jeanne Moxley, Gloria Nelson, Elaine Nugent, Marjorie Parke, Hilda Pekarsky, Barbara Pierson, Betty Poppele, Mary Rohrer, Barbara Roll, Wilma Santo, Marilyn Storms, Phyllis Sweitzer, Lorraine Tweedell, Shirley Vincent, Mary Warg, Nancy Weinberg, Joan Widerman.
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OFFICERS Doris Bennett President June Meinel Vice President Mary Jane Steinen Secretary Janet Clayton Treasurer
I'he legislative branch of our Student Government, which makes the laws governing our school, is the Student Council, composed of five representatives from each class plus four council officers.
the student body closer together through regularly scheduled hall and class meetings enabling students to discuss and give viewpoints on things pertaining to the school and - to the Student Government. .
The Student Council has had open meetings for all students this year, and it has tried to bring the Student Government and
The ultimate goal' of the council has been to draw all the activities of the school closer together and stimulate progress in
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all school functions. We feel that the Student Council should be an active organization keeping the principles that Centenary stands for, prevalent at all times. The judicial branch of Centenary's Student Government is granted to the Student Court. Here, a group of elected representatives listen to the details of each individual offender's case and try to levy a decision that will best benefit and aid each girl and her collegues. ;!
By tradition the Vice-president of the Student Government automatically adopts the duties of chief justice of the court, and
with the Dean acting as advisor, the court this year was in session every other Thursday. The body of the court is composed of three freshman representatives, three senior representatives and the President, Vice-president, and Secretary of the Student Government. Centenary is proud of the fact that it operates its government on the Honor System for it has always been one of the aspirations in progressive education to place the responsibility of governing and meting out justice into the hands of the students themselves with constant regard to impartiality, tolerance, and maturity.
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OFFICERS Betty Schaumburg President Suzanne Brown Vice President Janice Bickley Secretary Janet Leigh Treasurer Dr. Mills Advisor
The Guild, the sole school activity in which all students participate, is Centenary's inter-faith and charitable organization. The Guild, with its main purpose of financial contribution to various charitable organizations outside the school, is the link which unites Centenary girls in a spirit of cheerful giving, of friendly and helpful service. As a philanthropic society, the Guild chooses from its many petitioners, those whom it feels are most deserving of the appropriations. Among those to receive donations were the Christmas Seal Fund, World Student Service Fund, Save-the,-Children Fund, the Near East Foundation, the Red Cross, and many others. The Guild this year conducted special Chapels and council meetings. Activities were many and varied. Among these activities were the sponsorship of two student-faculty baseball games, Religious Emphasis Week, at which time they acted as host for religious discussions and talks led by a visiting minister, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, and finally, the St. Patrick's Day Silver tea.
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Joan Armiger Helen Chandler Joanne Yenney Lorraine Tweedell Mary Virginia Lewis Seniors Mildred Asbury Janet Nagle Doris Kirsch Jeanne Pierce
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The ten girls attaining membership in Phi Iota have been elected to the highest positions for students at Centenary, and upon them lies a great responsibility and duty. This organization is composed of the three Sorority Presidents, Student Government President, Student Court President, Spilled Ink Editor, W. A. A. President, Guild President, Hack Editor, and Senior Class President.
Betty Schaumburg President Mr. Hurst R. Anderson Advisor
Phi Theta Kappa is the national schslastic honor society for junior colleges.
Its purposes are to promote scholarship, w 43wmaer,dadBa-* lowship. Last year we had the honor of having our delegate to the National Convention elected National Historian. ;!
OFFICERS Evelyn Kreps President Jane Deisroth Vice President Barbara Lussen Secretary Janice Bickley Treasurer Miss Bever Advisor
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The purpose of the Spilled Ink is to give as many girls as possible an opportunity to do creative newspaper work of the type that only a college newspaper could afford. Originating this year, the paper has been ~ublishedonce every two weeks and has been quite successful in providing college news, fiction, editorials, pictures, poems, and of course, gossip!
OFFICERS Mary Lou Wilson Editor
Jackie Geerts Business Manager
Anne Weiler Associate Editor
Joan Friedman Production Manager
Ann .Thompson Feature Editor
Phyllis Donald Photography
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The Book Club was farmed to promote interest in current books. A review of one of these books is given at each meeting. Dr. and Mrs. DuBois welcome the members to their home twice a month and each time show their gracious hospitality. OFFICERS
The members of the Business Club receive practical experience in office work by cutting stencils, running the mimeagraph machines and doing necessary typing for the faculty and other clubs. A trip to New Yark business firms, picnics, and a skating party at Mountain Lakes are among their many activities. OFFICERS Ann Van Auken Lois Hogan President Sergeant-at-arms Nancy Gale Vice President Helen Vandermade Secretary and Treasurer Miss Bouton Advisor
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OFFICERS Barbara Johnson President Florence Austermuhl Vice President Marion Hassett Secretary-Treasurer June Meinel Sergeant-at-arms Dr. Dalton, Miss Hoffer Advisors
The International Relations Club acquaints its members with all the operations of the U. N. Members discuss problems of international affairs. Field trips to the General Assembly and Security Council and participation in the Regional Conference were part of the activities of the club.
The Psychology Club is limited to a small group of girls, for most of the meetings are informal discussions. The club sponsored open meetings on juvenile delinquency and feeblemindedness, and many closed meetings were held on other subjects pertaining to psychology. Field trips were taken to nearby institutions during the year.
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Janet"Elson President Patricia Trinkino Vice President Louise Lee Secretary-Treasurer Mary Johnson Sergeant-at-arms Mr. Garber Advisor
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OFFICERS Nancie King President Helen Hagemeister Treasurer Mrs. Goodwin Advisor
The purpose of the Poster Club is to sup-ply, - in an artful way, the current and fu-
ture activities that are to be presented in the school. Although most participants of this club are art students, it .is not a necessary requirement. The club is open to anyone who is enthusiastic in using her imagination and skill in producing the posters that will attract the eye and stir up interest.
The Camera Club's main interest is to promote and familiarize its members with the ways and techniques of photography. The girls strive for perfection of taking. developing and printing their snapshots and are equipped with a well-ordered dark .room to carry out their purpose. A trip to the local photography shop was included in their activities. An exhibition was a newly developed purpose for this year.
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OFFICERS Liliane Bigio President Jeanie Dreyfus Vice President Barbara Johnson Secretary Alma Larach
Treasurer Mr. Grenon Advisor
Are you acquainted with France? Do you understand it? Does it interest you? These are primary factors for which the French Club strives. The yearly activities consist of a chapel service, trips to New York to attend a French movie and restaurant and the largest event of the year, the French Cabaret.
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The Spanish Club was organized at Centenary to improve the understanding of Latin America by its students.
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The Spanish Fiesta in April was the principal activity of the club this year. Latin American movies, open to the students, were sponsored and several trips to New York were also enjoyed.
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The smell of grease paint and the thrill of applause will always draw to the theater those young artists who aspire for dramatic careers. The credit for the success of the 194748 season belongs not only to the stars but also ta the stage managers and the stage crew. Together, these students assembled their talents to produce "The Silver Cord". The next production held in March was "Brief Music", a comedy concerning college life. A one-act play followed in April. The highly entertaining season closed in May with a program of serious and light monologues.
WCJC, Centenary, has used the new upto-date radio room to good advantage. Not only has the workshop broadcasted aver station WGPA, Bethlehem, but has given monthly braadcasts over the school public address system and provided a program of dinner music once every week. Field trips and guest speakers enlightened the meetings of this group.
One of the most popular clubs sought after for membership is the Centenary Singers. Selected from the Glee Club, these talented girls use their vocal ability to entertain during Chapel and Vespers.
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Helen Hagemeister President
The Singers are always in demand by nearby colleges and civic associations for their delightful three-part harmony. The girls are always ready to lend their voices to such programs as Parents' Day, Christmas and Easter Servims, graduation exerrises and student recitals.
Joanne Yenney Vice President
This year, several of the Seniar members have led in the singing of the evening grace.
SENlOR&Louke Armstrong, Barbara Bollman, Janet Clayton, Elizabeth Cummings, Mary Ellen Douglas, SbirEey Duckett, Jwrj. Paate, Helen Hagemeister, Gertrude Harrison, Lois Hogan, Dorot h y Kliw, Naoma Muller, M y l e Miebes, Mary Norian, Jane Parrish, Louise Ritscber, Betty Schaumburg, Lillia* Stockfletk, An* Thompson, Jane Towers, Barbara Voorhees. E R E S H M E N S w l l y Alexander, Peggy Bolts, B~rbaraBrokaw, Bernice Brunner, Helen Chandler, Joan Dalrymple, Lorles Davis, Natalie Delano, Mart& Douglass, Charlene Emerson, Edith Felton, Joan P u g u s ~ n ,Jetrn Franklin, Barbara Hale, Pat Hamburger, Nancy Hartung, Lorraine Heussler, Elaine Kerner, Virginia Leyburn, Doris Memweiser, Phyllis Mergott, Ann Middleton, Jean Moxley, Doris Peters.
Jacquelyn Johnston President
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Myrle Niebes Secretary-Treasurer Joan Armiger Librarian Group singing is a pastime ever popular on college campuses. Little wonder then that the Glee Club can boast of having one of the largest and most active student bod-
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Uniting both seniors and freshmen, the Glee Club meets once a week to harmonize in many old-time and present favorites. From this large group, the new members of the chorus are chosen. It is always a delight to hear these girls entertain at special :/ recitals.
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OFFICERS Doris Magoon President Margaret Patterson Vice President Jane Towers Secretary Beverly Dornseiff Treasurer ' ~ ; t hJudson Sergeant-at-Arms .
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Louise Armstrong, Mildred Asbury, Janice Bickley, Jane Bowe, Bryan Brewster, Janet Clayton, Doris Cooke, Alice May Creasy, Angela Damiron, Phyllis Donald, Beverly Dornseiff, Janet Elson, Mary Alice Fravel, Mary Hammell, Joan Haymes, Gretchen Herr, Ruth Judson, Beatrice Keyes, Nancie King, Doroth y Kline, Virginia Knodel, Cynthia Lake, Jane Leigh, Janet Leigh, Jane Littlewood, Doris Magoon, Ann Meadows, Joan Mirandon, Mary Jane Morhard, Myrle Niebes, Jane Parrish, Margaret Patterson, Betty Rheuby, Marion Rinear, Barbara Rodey, Marilyn Rudiger, Betty Schaumburg, Joan Sherry, Mary Jane Steinen, Phyllis Stovel, Betty Thole, Jane Towers, Dorothy Yarnall. Sally Alexander, Ann Apsey, Joan Armiger, Betty Ball, Carol Brown, Joan Brown, Suzanne Brown, Bernice Brunner, Barbara Carey, Helen Chandler, Joan Dalr~mple,Jean Dawson, Natalie Delano, Connie Dickman, Connie Dowd, Evelyn Dries, Joan Drummond, Peggy Durland, Judy Emerson, Nancy Forster, Peggy Fox, Jean Franklin, Joanne Gay, Beverly Gerard, Muriel Gillette, Dorothy Gray, Cynthia Green, Jean Greenthal, Jane Hall, Pat Hamburger, Anne Harris, Lorraine Heussler, Sue Hubbell, Sally Kemp, Betsy Kennedy, Barbara Keppler, Beatrice Kohlsaat, Alma Larach, Audry Lehman, Joyce Leopold, Mary Virginia Lewis, Joyce MacFarlane, Ruth Machlin, Marilyn May, Janet McIvor, Ilene Medoff, Doris Meinweiser, Barbara Moore, Sue Moore, Ann C. Morris, Beverly New, Pauline Perrone, Lee Pollard, Mary Ann Rohrer, Barbara Rogers, Barbara Roll, Mary Staeffler, Helen Stapff, Shirley Vincent, Pat Vollmer, Mary Lou Warg, Diane Wettyen, Joy Whitmore, Barbara Wilder, Joyce Williamson.
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The Delta Sigma Sigma Sorority is more familiarly known as "Cal".
GOLD AND WHITE
This year, besides entering the various intersorority contests and participating in the Sweetheart Ball, Cal has planned other outside activities. They have adapted the idea of meeting once a week to strengthen the ties and spirit of the sorority.
OFFICERS Betty Nash President Naoma Muller Vice President Shirley Duckett Secretary Barbara Simmons Treasurer Lilian Stockfleth Sergeant-at-Arms Marion Hartman Chaplain Miss Smythe, Miss Bever Advisors
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Audrey Berman, Lucile Bywater, Elizabeth Cheatham, Lois Dalyrymple, Antoinette Di Rupo, Shirley Duckett, Joan Foote, Florence Gaudineer, Nancy Guthrie, Gertrude Harrison, Alice Hartmann, Marion Hartman, Mary Lou Jenkins, Mary Johnson, Doris Kirsch, Lois Lambert, Jean Malgieri, Priscilla Maps, Arlene Maskin, Naoma Muller, Betty Nash, Janet Nelson, Shirley Newbaker, Betty Nilsen, Mary Norian, Betty Perry, Jeannie Pierce, Peggy Powell, Louise Ritscher, Jane 'Ryan, Barbara Simmons, Barbara Sipp, Barbara Smith, Grace Staub, Gloria Stephenson, Lilian Stockfleth, Ann Terrell, Ann Van Auken, Helen Vandermade, Doris Walton, Anne Weiler, Nancy Wilson, Jane Young. Florence Austermuhl, Betty Babbage, Marjorie Burrell, Nancy Becker, Violet Belkoff, Mary Gay Bennett, Carol Bierschenk, Laurie Blackman, Anne Brown, Mary Anne Burnett, Luz Calderon, Marilyn Christie, Jerry Clason, Louise Cramer, Lorles Davis, Betty J. Dean, Joanne Dixon, Audrey Drews, Mary Ellen Demarest, Jeanie Dreyfus, Sally Ellis, Lois Farber, Edith Felton, Mary Freeman, Helen J. Graeber, Norma Guerra, Nancy Hager, Betty Halley, Nancy J. Hartung, Nancy Hendee, Audry Henn, Jackie Johnston, Dorsey Keegan, Kathryn Keenoy, Yetta Kronenberg, Janet Laing, Barbara Laubach, Laura Lou Lechner, Carol Leslie, Virginia Leyburn, Doris Little, Flory Madrigal, Phyllis Mergott, Ann Middleton, Beverly Miller, Patricia Moulton, Jeanne Moxley, Marjorie Parke, Doris Peters, Barbara Pfeifer, Jean Pfotzer, Barbara Ross, Rene Rothman, Carol Saviteer, Barbara Swenson, Marilyn Simon, Janet Strazza, Vyn Ann Thomas, Eleanor Thompson, Nancy Tipton, Nancy Torrance, Nancy Weinberg, Jean White, Doris Vright.
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"Pieth" is the well-known name for Theta Epsilon Nu.
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As always Pieth was active in all the sorority events, the inter-sorority sports, gnd other outside social activities.
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Jean Munson President Jean Morrison Vice President Prances MacKnight Secretary Jane Deisroth Treasurer Dee King Sergeant-at-Arms Miss Bouton, Miss Hoffer Advisors
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Eileen Barnett, Doris Bennett, Barbara Bollman, Joan Cascio, Marilyn Cox, Elizabeth Cummings, Jane Deisroth, Phyllis Des Marais, Mary Ellen Douglas, Lois Forsch, Marilyn Garbett, Helen Hagemeister, Lois Hogan, Martha Hume, Barbara Johnson, Dee King, Merita King, Evelyn Kreps, Jane Kuehnle, Nancy Le Duc, Louise Lee, Florance Leonhard, Barbara Lussen, Frances MacKnight, Jackie Mayer, June Meinel, Jean Morrison, Jean Munson, .Janet Nagle, Barbara Ribman, Ann Ridler, Louise Rowley, Gloria Schwartz, Susan Shaw, Lucy Swan, Joan Sweeney, Janice Tannenbaum, Ann Thompson, Connie Vosters, Ruth Wasson, Lou Wilson, AnnaMarie Zoller. Doris Ackerman, Peg Apgar, Lilyan Bedik, Barbara Beyer, Barbara Bensing, Barbara Bockstover, Peggy Bolte, Barbara Brokaw, Constance Brown, Marge Cassedy, Doris Deserio, Marilyn Doig, Marty Jeanne Douglas, Judy Eidelsberg, Charlene Emerson, Debora Ettinger, Joan Ferguson, Nancy Fontaine, Joan Friedman, Sally Jean Gager, Nancy Gale, Jackie Geerts, Suzanne Gillrnore, Marcia Goodwin, Naomi Greenman, Ellen Grotto, Barbara Hale, Joan Hait, Dora Heraud, Peggy Hooley, Mary Howard, Barbara Hughes, Barbara Humble, Elaine Kerner, June Kriedler, Barbara Matthews, Joan Mensching, Joan McCann, Taffy Miloche, Carol Minster, Nancy Morrell, Ann Morris, Gretchen Myers, Gloria Nelson, Peggy Pfeiffer, Barbara Pfotzer, Barbara Sue Pierson, Betty Poppele, Frances Wagner, Flory E. Walter, Barbara Weinert, Joan Widerman, Bea Randal, Paula Salzman, Betty Sand, Wilma Santo, Joyce Sexton, Betty Shuster, Phyllis Sweitzer, Betty Stensland, Marilyn Storms, Jean Thixton, Lorraine Tweedell, Patty Trinkino, Joanne Yenney, Sally Young, Eleanor Zearfaus.
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We all know Sigma Epsilon Phi as Dike." The Sorority planned a spring picnic, a roller skating party and other intersocial affairs.
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The W. A. A. has three objectives-to promote interest in athletic and recreational activities, to stimulate a spirit of cooperation and good sportsmanship, and to help develop in each girl physical and mental efficiency. The culmination of this three-fold purpose is achieved in one of its many clubs, the important Leaders' Corps.
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The girls of this organization learn the rules for all types of sports, as well as the psychology and techniques of teaching and refereeing the games. They assist and lead classes in gym for which they receive academic credit. This year the Leaders' Corps has assisted with all inter-mural and intercollegiate athletic activities.
OFFICERS shirley' Newbaker President Delphine King Secretary
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OFFICERS Marion Hartman President Nancy Torrance Vice President Jean Morrison Secretary Sally Ellis
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Buck Hill Falls' skiing week ends, hayrides, picnics, baseball games, and roller skating parties were a few of the things on the agenda for the Outing Club. The Club's main objective is to offer many good times to all, through sharing the responsibility of planning affairs and taking part in them.
Each year the Aquatics Club becomes a more established and active organization, through their planning and work on an annual water ballet, which i s usually presented in March. Regular monthly meetings are held in order to plan water activities which many will be able to enjoy. It is also their responsibility to act as host to the Red Cross field representative during his stay here.
OFFICERS Ann Thompson President Lois Forsch Vice President Lora Blackman Secretary Mary Virginia Lewis Treasurer
OFFICERS Phyllis Des Marais President Mary Alice Fravel Vice President Nancy Hartung Secretary Dora Heraud Treasurer
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Nancy Le Duc President Joan Foote Vice President Virginia Leyburn Secretary Marilyn Simon Treasurer
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The Riding Club offers its members the opportunity ta improve their riding technique, and also offers fun on horseback through activities such as breakfast rides, hayrides, and horse shows.
SE NZORS T o p Row-Barbara Rodey, Cynthia Lake, Jane Deisroth, Marion Hartman, Barbara Smith, J a w t Elson, Shirley Duckett. Bottom Row-Mary Lou Wilson, Betty Rheuby, Doris Magoon, A n n Weiler, Margaret Patterson, Joan Neill, Joan Sweeney.
T o ) Row-Beverly Miller, Barbara Wilder, Anne Middleton, Dorothy Miloche, Sarah Ellis, Elizabeth Kennedy, Joan Drummond. Bottom Row-Lois Farber, Msrry Ann Rohrer, Nancy Hartz~ng,Patricia Vollmer, Lora Blackman, Carol Minster, Susan, Hubbell.
SENlOR TEAM First Row-Lucille Bywater, Margery Bank, Doris Cooke. Second Row--Ruth Wasson, Marion Rinear, Marilyn Cox, Ruth Judson.
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Mr. and Mrs. John F. Apsey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. T. Henry Asbury Mr. and Mrs. T. Bruce Austermuhl Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Foster C. Barnard Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Becker Mr. and Mrs. A. Bedik ' Mr. Michael A. Belkoff Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Benedict, Jr. Mrs. M. J. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Victor Berman Mr. and Mrs. Ervin F. Bickley Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bierschenk Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bockstover Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bollman Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bowe, Jr. Mrs. Hazel Brewster . Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brokaw Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Brown Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Reg. B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. A. Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred M. Bywater Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Cascio Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cassedy Dr. and Mrs. Swithin T. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Max 0. Clason Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellis Clayton Mr. Harry J. Cox Mrs. Marion Cox Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Creasy Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dalrymple Dr. and Mrs. A. Damiron Mrs. Eleanor Armiger Davis Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Newel1 Davis Mr. and Mrs. RaIph Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Deisroth Mrs. John W. Delano Miss Elizabeth M. Delano Mr. and Mrs. George F. Des Marais Mr. afid Mrs. Paul Di Rupo Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Dixon Mr. Alexander D. Doig Mr. and Mrs. Alexander T. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. George Lennox Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dries Mr. and Mrs. John D. Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Duckett Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eidelsberg Mr. and Mrs. S. Moffitt Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Elson Mr. Harold D. Farber . Mr. and Mrs. Horace S. Felton Mr. and Mrs. John G. Ferguson Page one hundred twenty-six
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Mrs. H. D. Fontaine Mrs. Louise Kolb Foote Mr. Herbert Forsch Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Forster Mr. Edwin G. Fox Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Franklin Mr. and Mrs. John H . Fravel Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. Freeman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Gager Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gale Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Garbett Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Gaudineer Mr. and Mrs. Errol J. Gay Mrs. Scott Gillmore Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Graeber Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Gray Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Green Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greenman Mr. and Mrs. A. Albert Gross Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grotto Mr. and Mrs. A. Guerra Mr. and Mrs. George G. Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Homo Hagemeister Dr. and Mrs. Russell H. Hait Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B. Hale Mr. and Mrs. Chester D. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Halley Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hammell Mr. and Mrs. M. Whateley Harrison Mr. and Mrs. J. Severn Hartman Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hartmann Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Hartung Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hassett Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Haymes Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Hendee Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Henn Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. G. Herr Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. James H. Howard Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hughes Mr. Earl M. Humble Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Hume Mr. and Mrs. David W. Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Clinton V. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Judson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Keenoy Dr. and Mrs. William Lloyd Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Carroll D. Kennedy Mrs. M. B. Kerner Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Keyes Mr. and Mrs. E. A. King Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. King Mr. and Mrs. Hollis H. Kirsch Mr. and Mrs. George R. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Klugman Mr. and Mrs. James G. Knodel
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Kreps Mr. and Mrs. William N . Kronenberg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laing Mr. and Mrs. Edward' C. Lake Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Laubach Mr. and Mrs. Oliver V. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Jacob N. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allan Leigh Mr. and Mrs. John T. Leonhard Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Leopold Mr. and Mrs. Harold King Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Leyburn Mr. and Mrs. W. Burton Littlewood Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Lussen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Macfarlane Mr. and Mrs. B. Machlin Mr. Roy G. MacKnight Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Madrigal Mr. and Mrs. William L. Magoon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Malgieri Mr. and Mrs. Philip Maskin Mr. and Mrs. James May Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mayer Dr. and Mrs. Donald G. McIvor Dr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Meadows Mr. and Mrs. David Medoff Mr. and Mrs. William J. Meinel Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Meinweiser Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mensching Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Middleton Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Miloche Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Pvlinster Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mirandon Mr. and Mrs: Howard Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thornton L. Moore Dr. and Mrs. Francis L. Morhard Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moulton Mr. and Mrs. John W. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Myers, 2nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nash Mr. and y r s . Alex. R. Nelson Mr. and h r s . George M. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Elwood S. New Mrs. Vincent J. Newbaker Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Niebes Miss Lorna Nilsen Mr. and Mrs. Leon K. Norian Mrs. Viola S. Nugent Mr. ,Thomas K. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Santo Perrone Mr. and Mrs. S. Norman Perry Mr. and Mrs. Truman B. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Pfeifer Mr. and Mrs. Don M. Pfeiffer
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Duer Pierce Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Edward Poppele Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Powell Mr. and Mrs. William P. Rheuby Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rinear Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Ritscher Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rohrer Mr. and Mrs. Carlton W. Roll Mr. and Mrs. M. Rothman Mr. and Mrs. Stanton L. Rowley Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Rudiger Mr. and Mrs. A. Benton Ryan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Santo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Schaumburg Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Schwarz Mr. J. W. Shuster Mr. H. R. S'lmmons Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Simon Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sipp Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Julius P. Stapff Mr. and Mrs. William !Steinen Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Stensland Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd J. Stockfleth Mr. and Mrs. D. Hilton Stove1 Mr. James T. Swan Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Sweitzer Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Swenson Mr. and Mrs. A. Richard Tannenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Terrell Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Thixton Mr. and Mrs. Carlton B. Thomas Mrs. Edward Delacroix Thompson Mrs. Peters Thompson Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Tipton Mr. and Mrs. David Torrance Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Towers Mr. and Mrs. James C. Tweedell Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Van Auken Mr. and Mrs. P. Vandermade Mrs. F. A. C. Vosters Mrs. Emilie M. Wagner Dr. and Mrs. William H. Wasson Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Weiler Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Weinberg Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Weinert Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Whitmore Mr. and Mrs. William C. Widerman Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. C. Ralph Yarnall Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Yenney Mr. and Mrs. James H. Young W.and Mrs. Martin E. Young Mr. and Mrs. William F. Zearfaus Capt. and Mrs. Carl A. Zoller, Jr. Pabe one hundred tweni
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