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

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RANDLE ACKERMAN Chi-Chi One of our more popular, good-looking seniors interested in all sports .... a three-lettcrman, who star- red on the soccer and baseball fields and on the basketball court .... a member of the Varsity Club .... Student Council representative for one year and president of our class during our first two years .... has a likeable per- sonality and a quick and ready wit. DOROTHY ARENDT cvrotw t,s+m if One of our peppiest girls .... can usually be seen at F. 8: M. or driving her Dad's Cadillac .... vice president of the Glee Club and a natural for Tootie in the senior play ,... has the rare gift of always being able to make anyone laugh .... well-liked by everyone .... likes to do ballet and tap dancing .... will succeed in anything she does. Ez, MARY ANN ASTALOSH Mary Ann Yes, shels smart .... well-dressed too .... has a smile for everyone .... an efficient business manager of the Yearbook Club .... active in 4-H work .... vice pres- ident of the F.B.L.A .... she will always be remembered for her role of Mama in the senior play. jOHN BAINBRIIJGIQ Q Belly - A Very active in all sports .... was a great asset to the soccer team .... a member of the Varsity Club .... be- longs to Hi-Y .... always tries hard .... likes to go out with the junior girls.

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CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Vice President, Carolyn Branson, Secretary, Margaret Haldemen, Treasurer, Graham Bowers, President. Edward Oldisg Marshal, Gerald Fenton, Historian, Barbara Leigh. ALMA MATER When e'er the praise of school is heard, ln any tongue or clime, We'll sing our love of Central High From now 'til end of time. VVhen struggling on in work or play. To win a victorv, The honor of old Cehtral High. Our claim shall ever be. And when at last we graduate, For C. H. we'll yearn, Our thoughts to dear old Central High Once more with joy shall turn. CHORUS - For Central High, for Central High, Our love we shall confess. To Alma Mater be our praise And cheer for C. H. S. PLEDGE l pledge loyalty to the standards of Cen- tral High School, and by my personal example, will strive to be a worthy member of the school community which it represents. IU

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'IAYNE BLACKWELL Lllaynen One of our redheads .... without the typical temper . . . . conscientious . . . . popular with everyone . . . . a good Ida in our play .... one of Central's best musi- cians .... can usually be found playing her marimba, but also plays the piano, organ, and violin .... a good ballet and tap dancer .... wants to make music her career. GRAHAM BOVVERS Grim Our young man with the horn .... president of Or- chestra .... student director of the HChorderettes .... a member of the Pennington Boys' Band .... a capable associate editor of the Centralogue and treasurer of our class .... a member of the National Honor Society .... made a fine john in the senior play .... a hard-worker with a likeable personality .... would like to be a metal- lurgical engineer. SHIRLEY BRANHAM Shirley A small, cute member of the class .... very interested in sports ,... manager of the girls' basketball team .... a wonderful dancer .... can be seen dancing in the gym almost any noontime .... a capable president of the Tri- Hi-Y and a member of the Yearbook Club . . . . always willing to help with the class activities .... was Mrs. Kuser's efficient secretary during the operetta and senior play and was a great help with the Christmas cards .... is interested in becoming a nurse. CAROLYN BRANSON Carolyn,' Our class philosopher .... cute .... always ready with a witty remark .... willing to accept responsibility a wonderful organizer .... good violinist and con- cert master in the orchestra .... a devilish Tootie in the play .... vice-president of our class and president of the Student Council for one year .... a member of the National Honor Society and the Yearbook Club .... will be an asset to the medical world.