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

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Competition Proves Forensic Excellence Pam Silvers displays the first place tro- phy she won in the Forensic State Tour- nament for her Langston Hughes read- ing, while lay Weiss holds the finalist's award won by his dramatic interpreta- tion of Charlie Brown. 1'- FORENSIC DRAMA - jay Weiss re-enacts Charlie Brown for the benefit of R. Rath, I Ziokowski, I. Kurtz, Miss M. Salamanclra, advisorg L. Bradbury, C. Kirkpatrick, A. White. 24

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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.

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FORENSIC DRAMA Dramatic presentations from modern poetry to Charlie Brown highlight- ed Central's entries in the annual sectional and State Tournaments. Poetry reading, dramatic and humorous interpretation were other areas of in- terest. Members gained experience in practice tournaments held in area schools. FORENSIC DEBATE Resolved: That Con- gress should prohibit unilateral United States military intervention in foreign countries , the National Forensic League's topic, led seniors Richard Orr and Ray C1ross to third place in the New jersey State Debate Finals. The club was active in Student Congresses, extemporaneous speaking, and original oratory. ofthelloiisf-..i1iw 1 7, fwliitif-H1 Q U, Debating in the same style as when they placed third in the state tournament at Middletown, Richard Orr and Ray Gross confidently participate in Ho-Val's annual Debate'Day. This year CHS hosted twelve other area schools for the event. AW'l 1l4'tl -' 7Zf v l ,iw live-t llrvsitllngl'r1-sltlvnl ol twrhmtf' liz l r l Ori Cullgldllllalw lin liaxtl K lllf, vvlno was1-li-ttmlKlint-.t,mtlm I ll r 170 igxsmlrn ri ' If 's 4' lu PORENSIC - Seated: P. Maruhnic, R. Rath, R. Gross, F. Harris, P. Silvers, M. Brigham. Standing: Mr. T. C. Hutchinson, advisorp R. Cruz, S. Chadwell, L. Sterling, K. Mora, B. Phillips, S. Spence, R. Orr. 25 .4-.ati ..-uwirlin