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

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Honor Society Supplies Tutoring Services NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY December 3, 1909, marked the addition of eighteen seniors and ten juniors to the Honor Society. A tea was held for the inductees after the ceremony. Activi- ties included tutoring and discussion of topics to be presented to the Faculty and Advisory Com- mittee. The year closed with the annual banquet on june 4 at the Princeton lnn. Keeping with tradition, new Honor Society members record their signatures in the NHS ledger. Honor Society member David Salvaggio works with Mary Quattroni and Debbie Holstrom as part of the tutoring service. wigs . ' an l HONOR SOCIETY - Front Row: Mrs. M. Bueschel, advisor, L. Warner, S. Valyo, K. Wol- inski, L. Thiesmeyer, C. Ball, D. Salvaggio, 1. Pierson, B. Hillman, S. Duerr, D. Cook, Mrs. M. Gooden, advisor. Second Row: D. Usko, B. Young, C. Kirkpatrick, S. Anderson, S. Hol- lev, M. Pozzi, K. Klink, B. johnson, A. White, B. Burd, A. Pleckenstein, K. Crier. Top Row: C Miller, P. Marden, D. Burd, T. Vann, M. Mraz, D. Clawson, R. Nickerson, D. Marion, B. Croth, I. Coats, T. Deering. 22

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Crowded Hallways Challenge Service League Swirls of moving students constantly encircle Service Leaguer Linda Warner in her bi-monthly duties as a traffic regulator. 23 SERVICE LEAGUE On duty between periods, members of the Service League efficiently direct- ed school traffic. These junior and senior girls' main duty was the regulation of order in the halls, they also ushered at school events. On Par- ents' Night they patrolled the halls and served punch. Mrs. Marie Dey,was advisor. PROIECTIONISTS Operation and mainte- nance of equipment was the primary function of the projectionists under the supervision of Mr. Swen Gilberg. Skilled in equipment preparation, the organization provided classes and assemblies with necessary assistance. PROIECTIONISTS - T. Cwensel, P. Wood, R. Liuzzo, R. Matthews, I. Montagna. SERVICE LEAGUE - Front Row: S. Anderson, D. Marion, A. Spurgiesz, D. Owens, K. Butrym, L. Bradbury. Second Row: N. Elson, B. johnson, S. Hughes, K. Crier, K. Klink, K. Mclntyre, Mrs. M. Dey, advisor. Third Row: P. DiCocco, D. Ryan, D. Cook, D. Usko, S. Duerr, I. Castoro, K. Tovey. Top Row: B. Young, D. Rake, K. Wolin- ski, C. Ball, L. Warner.