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

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WAYNE LOWE In the Good Old Summertime Wayne is usually found at the Quarry. He is president of the Varsity Club, played halfback on the soccer team, and was an outfielder on the base- ball team. Wayne is willing to lend a helping hand at any time. He can usually be seen driving around in a Bel-Air Chevy. MARY LOU MASON Lou is Secretary of the Yearbook Club. She did a fine job helping Mrs. Kuser on the make-up committee for the Senior Play. Mary Lou goes steady with a boy in Bell Bottom Trousers. She is easy-going and well liked by everyone. She plans to be a lab technician. in the future. Wayne Lowe Mary Lou Mason ROSEMARY McVEIGH Vim, vigor, and vital- ity are words that fit Rosemary to a T. She is an excellent guard on the girls' basketball team, and is noted for her gay laugh and her lovely clothes. Every- one will miss Our Wild Irish Rose and the spirit and fun she puts into everything she does. Rosemary McVeigh Anna Millington RICHARD MORAN Dick can usually be seen at the Titusville Fire House. He is very musically inclined since he is President of the Titusville Drum and Bugle Corps and gives lessons on the bugle. He is in the Glee Club, but sings praises of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Dick collects records and has a very complete collection. How about Getting Out Those Old Records, Dick? SI MORRILL Si can usually be found working at the Quality Market or playing his shiny new trumpet. He is president of the orchestra and leader of the dance band, besides having a band of his own called the Melo-Tones. We danced while Si and The Band Played On. ANNA MILLINGTON Any Time you need a helping hand with some commercial work you can always depend on Anna. She's one of our efficient office prac- tice girls. Anna is also one of our ardent basketball fans. She can be seen at practi- cally every game. Richard Moran Si Morrill

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James Johnson WILLIAM KIANKA Bill appears to be a quiet member of our class, but don't let that fool you. On the side he's quite a lady killer. If you have a hard time finding him, he'll most likely be in his car Racing With the Moon . JAMES JOHNSON Every class has its industrious farmerg ours is Jimmy. He spends most of his time at home, working very hard. He does get some spare time and most of that is contributed to Senior projects. He worked hard on the senior play scenery. It Isn't Fair that he doesn't have more tlme for these things-he's a good worker. NANCY ANN JONES Nancy With the Laughing Face was a val- uable asset to the Senior Play in the make-up department. She is always Willing to help whenever she is needed. Her pleasant disposition will make her welcome wherever she goes. Another interest of Nancy's is in the art field. She can usually be found at the Princeton dances. William Kianka Leonard Klekman NICHOLAS KONTAKIS Nick is our dancing master and Has He Got Rhythm! This music lover writes Downbeat for Centralia and was the matador in the concert Nick is a staunch Nu Yawker but loves the country in the summer. We'll never forget Nick in his knickers in the Senior Play-- and what a change in the iinalel CLAYTON LITTLE When Clayton whistles I've Been Working on the Railroad , you can be sure he's singing about his model trains. He is a musical man- orchestra, dance band, and is a member of the Melo-Tones. Clayton is a red hot camera fiend. He's usually at all the school affairs taking pictures. Nancy Ann Jones LEONARD KLEKMAN Lenny came to Cen- tral from the Side- walks of New York as if it weren't detect- able! He is interested in sports, and has been manager of our teams during the past four years. Lenny especial- ly likes History and English, but we haven't been able to find out why he is always so worried when a test comes up. Nicholas Kontakis Clayton Little

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PEGGY POINSETT Peggy is one of our well liked girls who is known to all of us as the Peg of Our Hearts. She is interested in sports and is president of the Girls' Auxiliary. She played an important part in our Senior Play as Mrs. Shermer. Peggy is vice-president of the Senior Class and a great help whenever she is needed. RUTH POINSETT You aren't seeing doubleg this really did hap- pen Again . Ruth is vice-president of the Student Council. She enjoys sp-orts and is a member of the girls basketball team. Ruth did justice to the character of Mrs. Dolson in the Senior Play. PCEEY Poinsett Ruth Poinsett JUSTINE RUTH Cheering our team to victory is the main in- terest of this Hot Can- ary. Justine holds the title of Concert Mistress of the orchestra, in which she has played four years. We'll al- ways remember the clever songs that she wrote to help advertise our Junior Prom. To be a nurse is Justine's ambition. Justine Ruth Ralph Savidge DOROTHY SENBACH Dotty Ann is a petite, vivacious senior girl with a warm friendly smile. At basketball games she bubbles over with excitement, but at base- ball games even tops this. I Love a Parade are her familiar words since joining the Drum and Bugle Corps. Centralia gives vent to her writ- ing abilities. RICHARD SKED We certainly hope that the old phrase, Money Is The Root of All Evil , doesn't apply to Dick. He has been our A.A. Treasurer for four years. On the basketball court, Dick puts to use a neat setshot. He portrayed Mr. Dolson in the Senior Play and also did a good job as President of Glee Club. U RALPH SAVIDGE Ralph is an easy-go- ing, fun loving senior always ready for a laugh. He can be found most of the time in his souped up '36 Ford. Ralph just loves Hot Rod Races. He spent several weeks in the hospital this winter as a result of one. We will never forget the quiet purr of his Ford motor and we will never forget Ralph. Dorothy Senbach Richard Sked