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

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533622: 5 cV4i?9l'?2'Rt rm 'H ' if 1, Mr. Stou er An ever-ready smile and a comforting calmness characterize our Principal, Mr. John W. Stouffer, who through our many trials and tribulations has stuck by us, helpful, patient, and encour- aging, never failing to laud us for our accomplishments. In our two brief years of association with Mr. Stoufier, we have become the richer for sharing the results of his untiring efforts and deeds, some thankless and many more unknown to us. At this time, the Class of 1944 wishes to express to Mr. Stouffer its sincere appre- ciation for being a grand teacher, a wonderful principal, and a loyal friend! l10l

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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

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Mr. McClain Our hats are off to Mr. Warren I. McClain, our Supervising Principal, who has been with us during our entire stay at Central High School. Friendly and helpful, Mr. McClain has shown a genuine interest in our daily and extra-curricular activities. His presence at a game or dance or some other school function was a constant source of encouragement. His ceaseless interest will provide an incentive for each and every one of us for success in future ventures. l11I