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

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Club Enjoys Mexican Dinner, Latin Club Sees Play LATIN CLUB To enrich their classical back- ground, members of the Latin Club visited the Creek and Roman sections of the Princeton and Metropoli- tan Museums. They also enjoyed a modern produc- tion of flulius Caesar at McCarter Theater in January. RUSSIAN CLUB Preparation of native dishes and a spring visit to a Russian cathedral increased the clubs knowledge of Russian culture. Their gypsy fortune teller's tent and tearoom were popular fall Carnival attractions. SPANISH CLUB Pre-Columbian Mexican pottery on exhibit at the Princeton University Art Museum provided members with an interesting field trip in February. The club also enjoyed an authentic Mexi- can dinner at the Jai Alai restaurant in New York. MATH CLUB As participants in the Delaware Val- ley Mathematics League, members competed with students from other schools to solve difficult prob- lems. They served as host to eight area schools in February. Having paid Kathy Murphy, boys wait to hear their futures. Miss Mary Colvey was fortune-teller for Russian Club's booth. --. .-musings I 'm 't ' ' f y ' f...v1 nu LATIN C I LB -- Sillin l' i-of I Hequeira, B. Standing: M. Quinn, B. Cardin, R. Crews, C. Ursic, I. Louden, A Mf t'f i P Kllblmli i- Nl Rockey. Willey, S. Colati, B. Ursic. all

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AFS student Anne-C-rethe Hilton and her American sister Suzanne Kirkpatrick look at some of Anne's Norwegian needlework. m .,g.........gi..is Mafimgg, AFS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - Sitting: E. Dussourd, K. Chum- ney, A. Hilton, P. Silver. Standing: M. Rockey, M. Clark, I.. Silver, Mr. J, Byrnes, advisor, C. Majetic, P. Chalifoux. Dressed in Austrian costume, exchange student Shelly Clark tells AFS members of her summer experiences abroad. 23 Ho- al Welcomes Anne-Grethe Hilton Prom Asker, Norway AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Adding Scandinavi- an charm to life at Ho-Val, Anne-Cwrethe Hilton of Asker, Norway inspired students to try cross-country skiing. Making AFS meetings truly international, Shelly Clark and Sally Nutt entertained members with their experiences last summer in Austria and Turkey. Several tag days helped to raise funds. The year's ac- tivities culminated in a successful panel day involving visiting foreign AFS students, and the annual dinner in March which attracted a capacity crowd. wb-.. Se: .49 thi ..

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RUSSIAN .CLUB - Bitting: Paige, I. Rothrock, S. Assmann, K. Cohen, A. Sprecher, B. Fell. Standing: C. Kibbel, Miss S. Bardwell, advisorg C. Majetic, 1. Seltzer, D. Huvgll K, Murphy, S. Cohen. SPANISH CLUB - Mrs, 5. Kestenbaurn advisorg L. Gonzalez, I. Divine, M. Suth ers, C. johnson, S. Beckman, T Etherington, MATH CLUB - J. Louden, C. Ursic, P Pistell, B. Ursic, P. Chalifoux, Mrs. I. Chalifoux, advisorg P. Marion, P. De- Camillis, I. Weliky, N. Brigham.