Hopewell Valley Central High School - Centralogue (Pennington, NJ)

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'AHA' Dedication We, the Class of 1944, with pride and gratitude and love interminqled in our hearts, dedicate this CENTRALCGUE to those boys of the Class of '44 who have entered the service and to those others who will leave us after graduation to answer their country's call. This is your Year-book. For those boys who left too soon to derive the fullest fruition from their final year in school, we hope this CENTRALOGUE substitutes for them the real enjoyment of actual presence. For those who are to go, may this humble com' pilation revive in them, for years to come, the joyous compan- ionship which we have realized. Good luck, fellows! May God bless you, each and everyone. t 8

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Foreword This is a particularly significant time to choose your roads. You can go out of town by the road's bright crown, or you can slink out some back way. You can leave by the road of happiness and sunshine and love, or you can steal away in the black of the night. All roads may meet at the world's end, but the road that you as individuals travel, must be the broad, straight highway of truth and ambition. Any detours along this road will only delay you in reaching your ultimate destination. There are many ways in which you may travel along these roads. Some of you will wish to travel alone: others must have constant companionship. Some of you will need many maps and guide posts, while others will find their way instinctively. There will be many diversions along the side of the road, and many of you will no doubt pause on your journey to find amusement. It is not the pause that matters- it is the determination to continue on your way, rather than spend your time among the Lotus-eaters. Some of you will wish to plunge at break-neck speed down the Road, while others will be content to travel in a long out-moded Model-T, with every mile an adventure in suspense. God grant that you will choose the Right Road and that you will travel along it to its farthest end, in Peace, Happiness, and Truth. Come, choose your road, and away! IOHN W. STOUFFER, Principal. I7lI

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Sr-:ltr-rl. It-ft to right-.Kun 'l'l1mn:1s. lfvclyn llrtum, Kzttliarinc V-uwltct-s. Standing. lt-ft to right-Yirginin Hart, .Xlicc Kuhink, Betty Dye. The Year Book Staff The Year-book Staff wasted no time at the beginning of the school year, but began to formulate plans for this, the 13th vol- ume of the CENTRALOGUE. The final effect of the bustle, run- ning around, cmnd whispering is this Year-book, the CENTRAL- OGUE of the Class of 1944. Such cr project could not have progressed without Mrs. Hol- combe's able guidance. Heading the Staff were Evelyn Bruno as Editor-in-Chief, and Betty Dye as Business Manager. We are presenting this Year-book to you with sincerest hopes for enjoyment now and for the years to come. I9eI