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

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Active Key Club Aids Career Day 5 Math Club Excels In Del-Val League MATH CLUB Math enthusiasts found aca- demic challenge in this year's competitive phase of Math Club. Joining the Delaware Valley Mathematics League, members participated in meets every six weeks. On December 8, Ho-Val hosted its first home meet where the math-letes tied for second place in a field of twelve compet- ing schools. They placed first in April. KEY CLUB Devoting their energies to a vari- ety of projects, the school's honorary service club continued to deliver the NEW YORK TIMES to homerooms each morning. They sponsored their annual Christmas tree sale and sold Hopewell Valley Bulldog cushions at home basketball games. Members investigated the possibility of a school directory and on March 10 assisted the Guidance Department with Career Day, 1971. RUSSIAN CLUB Striving for broader cultur- al enrichment, club advisor Miss Susan Bard- well arranged for the club to attend an Easter service at the jordanville Russian Orthodox Monastery in New York. While there they en- joyed native foods in a Russian tea room. They went to Princeton to view two Russian films, Wild Horses Afire and Anna Kareninaf' RUSSIAN CLUB - Front Row: D. Sawchak, S. Cohen, S. Assman, K. Cohen. Sit- ting: C. Hartung, R. Young, K. Treuting, K. Murphy, S. Pensack. Standing: C. Kibbel, Miss S. Bardwell, advisor, S. Nutt. Math Club members Marty Brigham, Debbie Marion, and Pete Maruhnic work diligently during the Math League contest hosted by Ho-Val. MATH CLUB - Sitting: Mrs. I. Chalifoux, advisor, C. Warner, D. Marion, I. Dyba, Miss A. Fechter, advisor. Standing: P. Pistell, K. Welebir, P. Chalifoux, S. Spence, D. Dalesio, P. Maruhnic, P. Marion, B. Wiseman, M. Dalesio.

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AFS OFFICERS - B. Newman, Raffle, C. Warner, treasurer, R. Young, Pub- licity, P. Silver, Dinner, D. Sawchak, Weekend, S. Hughes, chairman, Mr. j. Byrnes, advisor. Missing: W. Ward, Tag Day. At one of the Monday evening meetings, summer exchange student Tom Deer- ing tells AFS members of his travels through Italy. After proofreading the final copy to be sent to the printer, staff members count headlines and arrange layouts for an upcoming issue of CENTRALIA. 25 Ho- al Welcomes Ilka deSouza From Brazil AFS Eighteen AFS students from all over the state attended the annual AFS Dinner in April as guests of Central students. During the school day they visited classes where they discussed and answered questions about their home lands. At the january 9 Sock Hop, AFS surprised its guest from Brazil, Ilka deSouza, with a birthday party and presented her with a transistor radio. CENTRALIA Open to the entire school, CENTRALIA provided opportunity for students to learn basic principles of newswriting and lay- outs. A change to smaller size pages made it eas- ier to read the many informative and entertaining articles. IABBERWOCK Spending the first semester selecting material submitted by the student body, the IABBERWOCK staff published its 1971 issue in the spring. Central's literary magazine fea- tured poems and short stories displaying the hid- den creativity of poets and authors from all four classes.

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one of the many services of the Key Club, members distribute pupil and teacher substrip- tothe NEW YORK TIMES. in 04.11 5139 T'? 'i .1 ' I K E 'E 'E9' 7? I 1 3 .?.. 4 fi 5? 'if 1 -5 , ff '58 K f 5 X CLUB - Front Row: Mr. P. Randall, Mr. I. Byrnes, advisors, I. Coats, president, D. Wil- vice-president, R. Willever, treasurer, P. Bryan, secretary. Second Row: B. Borkowski, I. D. Bair, W. Deremer, Ci. Kent, T. Watson, I. johnson, B. Abbotts, D. Fox, S. Pfeffer, Rockey, D. Fritz, D. Cook. Top Row: L. Borkowski, C. Kroesen, D. Fisher, D. Allen, C. r B. Wiseman, T. Deering, D. Danner, I. Jackson. 27 K1 -Q-v