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

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MADELINE HIMMELSBACH You can see her some- where in New York. or near a juke box. or per- haps behind the trumpet player in the band. Heads cheerleading squad. IOSEPH KIANKA Ioe is one oi the seniors frequently seen on the dance floor. I'Ie's a good athlete, too. but excels in class sleeping. FORREST LOWE Forrie really helps the girls argue for Sinatra. An outstanding s e n i o r boy who is always willing to help. Also a good dancer. MADELINE HOPKINS When you hear that con- tagious giggle. you can tell it's Madeline. Ask her how the Navy likes it. Did you ever hear her sing? ALICE KUBIAK lt's the Marines tor Alice. One of our quiet. compe- tent oflice girls. Really lots of fun and good in all sports. RITA MARTIN Did you ever see a time when Rita was serious? Always smiling. Could it be for a certain Marine? We are also told that she likes to drive. FRED MARTINOWSKY The kids waiting for the school bus at the Golt Club can always depend on be- ing warm in the winter as long as iireman Fred is around. ERNESTINE MITCHELL An attractive blonde that has everything. The Glee Club's songbird. and the song? . . . She Wears a Pair ol Silver Wings. SEBASTIAN ORLANDO Everyone should know this lad whose nickname is Sea Biscuit. Most people think he's hashiul, but is he? I19l JESSICA MILLER One of C. H. S,'s few blondes. Iess has a sailor at the top of her list. and it is possible that he used to go to school here. isn't it? HERBERT MOORE Quiet as they come, but he usually succeeds in twisting his neck in fifth period class. What's the interest. Herb? FRIEDEL REHORK Baseball. soccer, basket- ball, yes, even football. What a whiz! And with all that she always has plenty oi pep to cut up in filth period study hall.

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BETTY GUYER Efficient office w o r k e r. Quiet but friendly. Seen with Eileen. BETTY IEAN HART Brown - haired, blue - eyed pal to everyone. Her favorite noon hour pastime is the north end of the building with a tall blond. VIRGINIA HART Another of the girls noted for their giggling. Ginny is always there when it comes to helping. Always dresses neatly. MARY COREY Charlotte's side-kick and the only female redhead of the Class of '44. Keeps a certain Marine well- supplied with letters. DONALD DAVISON The glamour boy of the Class of '44, Also a smoothie on the dance floor. Thinks he has a way with the women. Well! BETTY DYE The iirst of our lot to be wearing a ring on her third finger. left hand. Betty's future promises to be filled with golden sunshine. IRENE HANSEN Who will it be next? Has a way to thrill them all. How about telling us girls! Does she collect class rings? Madeline's side- kick. NORMAN HART One of the Titusville super- men. Always has a tall tale to tell everyone. Al- ways dresses neatly. RICHARD HASSALI. How does one person manage to get into so much trouble? Specializes in all kinds oi accents. One of those rare crea- tures called a jitterbug. l18l CHARLOTTE CULVER We crown her Queen of the Gigglers. Her whistle can be heard from 206 to 102. Definitely interested in the Navy BETTY DE MERITT Sincerely interested in art. President of that club. Who's this fellow we often hear about? SOPHIE EOSKO Sophie is another of the silent set. Hails from New York. Writes to many ser- vice men. i 1

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OLIVER SMITH Should have enough ex- perience to ride an Army jeep-his letter of recom- mendation coming from Mr. McClain. MARY STEINER Name any sport and Mary has played it. She spent most of the Christmas money she earned buying lood. especially hamburg- ers and malted milks. ANN THOMAS Hails from Ohio. Ever see the picture collection ol the men in her lite? Good dancer and basketball player. DOROTHY RESIDE It's Dot and Iessica. like Mary and her little lamb. Dot is always ready to give a cheer for the Navy -and a certain someone. LEONARD SCHULWITZ A tall. quiet lad who really gets around in that cart?3 of his. Often found indulg- ing in his favorite pastime -teasing the girls. IOYCE SKILLMAN Good things come in little packages and this cer- tainly applies to Ioyce. Ever see her without Betty -or vice-versa? Her heart belongs to a certain ROBERT SOLAN '44 Don Iuan. Class president and leader of Grem1ins. Loves to ar- gue for the Irish. Demo- crats, and what have you. ANNA SYDORKA She's the pert little stenog- rapher you see running here and there around the school. always doing a good deed. FRANCES THOMPSON Another of the outstanding athletes. Fran has a nice personality and always wears a smile. Has quite a walk home from G. A. L. on those cold winter nights. l20l i Marine. N? BETTY RIEWERTS Has a mania for bangs and good jokes. Loves to giggle. Makes friends eas- ily and is nice to every- one, Catches on to a joke about ten minutes after it's . told. PAUL SERUBY Usually found in Quality Market's bright red truck tearing up and down Main Street. Always manages to play basketball and hookey with a g r e at amount of skill. GLORIA SMITH Want to hear a good joke? is the line that Gloria is remembered for, She certainly is a pal to all the kids. Has a cheer- ful personality and likes to dance.