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

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Class Will We. the Eminent Seniors of the Class of '44, Do Hereby Bequeath the Following to the Deserving Underclassmen of C. H. S.: Timmy Abbott's rosy cheeks to Chris Walters. Mary Angelo and Marian Clark's quietness to Barbara Neumann. lean Bel1's cheerful giggle to Dolores Peto. Eugene Bencze's craze for airplanes to Severino DiCocco. Betty Bloor's fondness for the Prep Alumni to Betty VanHorn. Eileen Brennan's willingness to co-operate to Doris Stetser. We bequeath our suits of Navy' Blue--lack Conard, Donald VanHorn, lack Macaulay, and Paul Brophy to Uncle Sam's best use. Pat Browning and Ruth Williams' companionship to Elly and lean. Evelyn Bruno's literary genius to next year's CENTRALOGUE. Homer Bruno's studious manner to Alex Romanchuk. KP. S. big jokell Clinton Burd's dancing to brother Carl. Iimmy Cannon's love of argument to Mrs. Holcombe's next P. A. D. class. Mary Corey's red hair to Ruth Claire Smith who has a good start already. Charlotte Culver's love for the Navy to Ruth Hoch. Betty Guyer and Alice Kubiak's office efficiency to the Commercial Seniors of next year. Irene Hansen's fondness for a certain sax player to Polly who has an interest in a trombone. Betty Dye's ring to Ruth Wright. Sophie Eosko's New York accent to any homesick New Yorker. Betty lean Hart's freshman back to the freshman class. Norman Hart's husky look to Frank Sinatra. Virginia Hart's good nature to Dot Marut. Dick Hassall's dancing ability to any bashful freshman who needs it. Madeline I-Iimmelsbach's wardrobe to lane Fitzcharles who has one of her own. Verdia Hoagland and Allan Youngs' popular khaki to those of the juniors who are approaching that certain age. Ioe Kianka's ability to sleep in class to any underclassman who can get away with it. Forrie Lowe's way with women to Charlie Clauer whose blond wavy hair has them all swooning. l.26l

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Stgfy--cconunuedm 63 Our first undertaking as Seniors was our Senior Card Party. It was at- tended by many and thoroughly enjoyed by all who were present. Soon after our Mid-Year Exams were over, try-outs were held for the Senior'Play. All those who helped to make our play such a success certainly deserved the congratulations they received for their fine work. Never will we forget those three days in May that we spent in New York. While there, we stayed at the Hotel New Yorker where many amusing and interesting incidents occurred. An evening in Iune found us gathered in the school gym for our Senior Ball. The ball will always be remembered by us, especially since it was the last dance many of us would ever attend at Central. A very impressive vesper service was held in the Methodist Church the Sunday before Graduation. And finally, Iune 15th found us assembled in the Presbyterian Church for our graduation services. As we left Central we re- membered all the many happy times we have had there and we can proudly say that Central will always hold cr dear place in our hearts. PATRICIA BROWNING, Class Historian. l25l

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Fred Martinowsky's laugh to Arthur VanHise. Iessica Miller and Dotty Reside's twin-dressing to any two girls who get along as well as they do. Ernestine Mitchell's wings to Sylvia Hydes. Rita Martin's continual laughing to some jolly underclassman. Friedel Rehork's love for sports to Bea Clauer. Oliver Smith's job of chauffeur to anyone with mechanical ability. Donald Davison's cigars to Dute. Herbert Moore's curly hair to Gene Overholt in hopes that it helps with B. L. A. Sebastian Orlando's woman-hating to Iohn Babecki. Betty Riewerts and Ioyce Skillman's handholding to Betty VanHorn and lane Thomas. Leonard Schulwitz's lanky inches to David Lindner. ' Paul Seruby's basketball ability to Alfred Hicks. Gloria Smith's wit to Shirley Caffee. Bob Solan's line to Bob Di Nicola who already has one of no mean proportion. Mary Steiner's basketball talents to some deserving underclassman. Anna Sydorko's corny cracks to Lucy Lindner. Frances Thompson's constant desire to help to sister Margaret. Ann Thomas' fondness for writing and receiving letters to lane. Leonard Vandewater's tendency to cut-up to Dute and Charlie. Radcliff VanDyke's wolf call to Andy Bacho. Doris Vannoy's freckles to anyone who will appreciate them. Dot VanWagoner's happy-go-lucky air to Annabelle Powell. Kitty Voorhees' Service League duties to Betty Lou Armstrong. Fleda Wi1son's giggle to Louise Hellings. Bill Weasner's mechanical ability to Ed Bogart. Earl Wert's nice manners to several underclassmen who definitely need them. Mary Wesloski's quiet and nice ways to any underclassman who might want them. Jeanne Yates' athletic ability to sister Phyllis. Bill Yates' strength to Iimmy Leigh. Fred CaHee's ability to slap the bass to Ronald Curtiss. Colin McBurney's swimming technique to Gene Kofke. And last, but not least, the best of luck to all of the faculty and students of C. H. S. from the Class of 1944. I27'I