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

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MICHAEL SLOBISKI We will remember Mike as one of the best dressed boys in our class. He and a certain girl can be seen Together , driving his car or bowl- ing. Mike played halfback on the soccer team and catcher on the baseball team. We will miss him and his shy grin. PATRICIA SMITH Ain't She Sweet! Pat is the Centralogue's editor-in-chief, and a capable one. She is kept busy with Gay, her dog, and Flicka, her horse. She has an ample wardrobe, and does it justice. Pat is known for her heart-warming smile, twink- ling eyes, and darling dimples. Michael Slobiski Patricia Smith RUTH ANN SNOOK I'm sure Snookie will be remembered by all of us as a pal who is Always good for a laugh. She has quite a driving ambition too. Ask the boys if she couldn't give them a good race. Ruth Ann Snook Lois Snyder MICHAEL STELLITANO Mike is a tall, good-looking senior, usually found doing art work. His hobbies, painting and art, are very ably put to use for various projects. He could well be the Old Master Painter him- self. Mike's secret ambition is to go to dramatic school, and he might, after his wonderful per- formance as Bob in the Senior Play. CAROL STOUT Carol is one of the peppy all-round members of our class. She is always laughing and is cer- tainly no Slowp0ke. Her favorite pastimes are walking in the park and paddling down the river in her kaiak during the summer months. Her ambition: to be a future farmer with - you know who. LOIS SNYDER Here's a girl who gave Glee Club a sup- porting hand. When you see Lois, there's very often A Song in Her Heart. Why not? She has the voice to go with the song. You'll know she has a mighty big' voice, too, if you are anywhere near her at a basketball game. Michael Stcllitano Carol Stout

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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

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RICHARD STOUT Did you ever wonder How High the Moon? Well ask Dick, he hasn't far to go. His height was a valuable asset on the basketball court this year. Athletics are one of his favorite pas- times. Besides basketball he played on the soccer team. We will remember him as Mr. Dolson in the Senior Play, MIMI SWIFT Mimi is a bright, cheerful commercial student. She is the secretary of the Drum and Bugle Corps in Titusville. She is always Painting Our Clouds With Sunshinei' with her smiles. We will miss Mimi's helpfulness in class and in our mu- sical programs. Richard Stout RICHARD TERHUNE Dick is a tall, quiet senior. He can be seen working or driving his '40 Olds. He dedicates quite a bit of his time every fall to his father's apple business. Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree , Dick. You should be working! Richard Terhune Georgia Thomsen REBNE THOMSEN Who's that who Calls Everybody Darling? It's Rebne of course. He always gives the girls a thrill. We Were Only Fooling, he's really our top scientist and doesn't give the female species a second look. Who knows, maybe the Class of '52 will produce a whiz in the field of science? DOROTHY THORNTON Cute, small but mighty is this well-known senior girl. She has a great talent for music and can be seen in the high school orchestra. 'a'w--r In her spare time she enjoys sports, music, and traveling. Dottie plans to further her music abilities in college. Music goes round and round when Dottie's near. Mimi Swift GEORGIA THOMSEN Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue and blonde hair, that's Georgia. She'll be remembered by most of us as one of our quiet girls, but in her quiet way she was a help to our class. She could be depended on to do her job. Right now, Georgia's future interests lean strongly toward geology, chem- istry, and architecture. Rebne Thomsen Dorothy Thornton