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

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fig? FURMAN HENDRICKSON horses . . . comes to Central from Ewing Township. LOIS HILL Loie A senior who is one of our very helpful office workers . . . has a pleasant personality . . . is quiet and studious . . . act- ive in Bus Patrol, Sewing Club, and Yearbook Club . . . can usually be seen with joan Mathis. - JOSEPH HOIJNIIIWI' HI0e77 One half of a twin set . . . interested in mechanics . . . likes to play football . . . is a member of the Varsity Club . . . noted for the funnybooks that make up the pages in his notebook . . . is easy-going and likeable . . . always willing to be half of a practical joke. Buck One of our future farmers . . . 11 member of the F.F.A. . . . a quiet, good-looking boy . . . everybody's friend . . . drives a Buick to school . . . plays a guitar . . . loves JOSILPHINE HODNETT jade Other half of the set of twins . . . very interested and good in sports . . . especially likes baseball . . . enjoys writing, and some day would like to be a writer of best sellers . . . is business manager of the Centralia and a fine member of the Yearbook Club . . . is well-liked by her classmates and nn asset to our class. I7 Nos Auf

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KCPeg.gy77 Very active around school .... cute, with a nice personality .... very talented artistically .... our class poet .... treasurer of National Honor Society .... mem- ber of F.B.L.A. and Centralogue .... secretary of our class .... played '4lda in the senior play .... was pres- ident of our class for one year .... well-liked by everyone. MARGARET HALDEMAN WAYNE HANSEN ccHammy11 One of our tallest boys .... nice-looking with a won- derful disposition .... an Ag student .... is a member of the Centralogue .... did a great job as Papa in the senior play .... usually seen driving his father's Jeep Station-wagon or at the Buckingham Roller Skating Rink . . . . has a pleasing personality and an enviable smile. JOHN HARROP KGIack77 Central's friendly farmer .... a member of the F.F.A. . . . . played varsity soccor and basketball for Central . . . . President of the Service League for one year .... a capable operator in the Operators' Club .... an alternate on Student Council .... co-operative and full of fun .... always ready with a smile .... plans to become a farm mechanic. CLYDE HASSALL Clyde Ver witty always has a vusecrack ready plays a mean drum in the orchestra and dance band .... made a gay and dashing Lon in the play .... has always been one of our best dancers .... was absent from our company for two years while attending the Prep School . . . . we were glad to have him back. 16

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CAROLYN HOPKINS Carolyn One of the more nonchalant girls in the class . . . inter- ested in music and plans'to study in the Trenton Conserv- atory of Music . . . has been a member of the Glee Club for four years . . . is also one of the Centet and a member of the Yearbook Club . . . is rather happy-go-lucky but easy to get along with. elm IRENE JAECKEL Cifakev stant companion, Dot Haas. HAZEL JOHNS '4Hazel One of the nimble-fingered girls that controls Central's typing work . . . is always willing to help . . . capable president of the F.B.L.A. and secretary of the Yearbook Club . . . quiet and well-liked . . . the employer that claims her will be indeed fortunate. BARBARA JONES Barbara Esther' in the senior play. A cute member of the class . . . is very interested in sports and has been on the cheerleading squad for two years is on the girls' varsity basketball team . . . lox es horses and playing the guitar . . . enthusiastic and full of fun was a great help to us in getting ads along with her con Our top scholar , . . has a pleasing personality and is one of our class beauties . . . is active in many school actix ities . . . a good vice-president of the National Honor Society and president of the Service League . . . a member of the Centralia and Centralogue staffs . . . sings in the Glee Club and the Centet . . . is always willing to give her services . . . loves cats and enjoys reading . . . played the part of