Flemington High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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THE lzcno vmlw MN llotmni R-vwftlelt to rightl lYilliam llall, Rlvlilaiul Collins, Paul Stryker, Alfred Coleman, Michael Saliaydak. Vincent Menticllelc, John lfwinil. james Lambert, Clarence Miller. Second Row-tleft to rightl XYilliaui Slattery, Paul lfliler, Chester Vl'ilson, Herbert llattersrm, francis Serritlge, XYilliam Kniclael, Roland Ile Mott, Russell Mills. Frank Creizar. Trip Rim-vtleft tu rightl Orville lhirliaiian, Andrew lirrrppa, Sidnev Kahn, llarry llellis, Mr. John C. Miller, faculty adviser: Charles llvvckenlniry. Marvin Mathews, Daniel llavidoff. Not in pictlire-George Lesser, llarry Galvin. SENIOR BOYS HE beginning of the senior year found the boys' contingent of the senior class much reduced in numbers. This fact did not prevent them from being ' well represented in the academic. social, administrative. and athletic affairs of their class and of the school. Especially have they been active in athletics. the Student Council, and in the dramatic organizations. The scholarship records of the class clearly show that these boys as a group have not permitted their extra-curricular activities to interfere with their school work. Mathematicians. chemists. physicists, social scientists, agriculturists, teachers. business execuiives, and expert mechanics of the future are here. I5

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T Il is li c ll o Wil' .Maw Bottom Row-ileft to riglltl Ruth lleaii, Mary Gabovics, lleiiiye Schenck, Ralphea Cooper, Eleanor Sketl, Ruth llann, Carolyn Voorhees, Mary I,ewis, Ruth Huber, Marguerite Lynch, Elizabeth Mike, Martha lfppele. Second Row--ileft to riglttl Mililretl Yasunas, 'Penny llotlnar, lieatrice Yan Marter, lila Smith, Lillian Porter, Mary Knickel, Katharine Bell, Louise Olile, Louise Bell, llelen lierekes, Norma Saunders, Roselle Kahn, Martha Stangl. Third Row-lleft to rightl llertha Miller, Evelyn llolconibe, Kathryn Lambert, Dorothy Van lloren, lfilrlred Saums Venzeuza Leon, Thelma Phillips, Jean Fenwick. Ann Fabian, llazel McCreery, lileanore Schlapfer, Dorothy Rnple, Eleanor lYorman. Top Row-Cleft to rightj Mr. john Cf Miller, faculty atlviserg lflva l ennei', Nanette llunt, Frances Roe. Dorothea Yocke, Florence Potter, Frances johnson. Not in picture-Helen Davidoff. SENIOR GIRLS HE senior class is proud of its feminine members. Their membership included diversiiietl talent which helped to make a success of both scholastic and extra-class activities, Cooperation has been their watchworcl. Athletics, clramatics, publications. Student Council, and musical organizations have all claimed their share of the senior girls. Many of them have been leaders of outstanding ability on the vari- ous teams and in the clubs ancl organizations. The interest of the senior girls in extra-curricular activities has not impaired their scholastic ability. as the records of the school will show. Nor has their appli- cation to school work fliminishecl their love for honest fun. I .il

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THE ECHO QI .. an KATHARINE A. BELL Kitty Readington Township Silence is one of the 'virtues of the wise. Student Voice, 2-3-45 Student Council, 35 Key Klickers, 35 Journalism, 2-35 Library Council, 4. LOUISE BELL Louise Flemington To those who know thee not, no words can paint, And those who know thee, know alll words are faint. Glee Club, I-3'45 Operetta, 45 Orchestra, 45 Echo Staff, 4: Student Council, 35 Journalism, 45 Le Cercle Francais, President, 45 Classical Cruisers, Treasurer, 3-45 Masque and Sandal, 4. HARRY W. BELLI S Curly Flemingtcn Those curious locks so aptly twin'd, Whose every hair a soul dofh bind. Echo Minstrel, 35 Basketball, I-2-3-45 Basebafl, I-25 Football, 2'3'4i Glee Club, IQ Track, 2-3-45 Printing Devils, 3. TENNY BODNAR Tenny Linvale As good as a ploy. Glee Club, 25 Debating, 35 Masque and Sandal, 3-45 junior-Senior Play, 35 Key Klickers, 3-4: Student Voice, 3-45 Student Council, 4. VVM. ORVILLE BUCHANAN Brommie Flemington 'He that hath knowledge sparetli his words. Operetta, 2-3-45 Orchestra, 2-3-45 Band, 2-3-45 Masque and Sandal, 45 Glee Club, 45 Echo Staff, 4. ALFRED J. COLEMAN Coleman East Amwell Township Ten acres and o mule. Operetta, 15 Football,45 Agriculture Club, I-2-3-4. ROHLAND D. COLLINS Colly Readinqton Township Some deemed him wondrous wise, and some--- Student Voice, 45 Student Council, I-45 Type Setters Club, 4. . RALPHEA E. COOPER Ralph Flemington Could I low less, I should be lzuppiei' now. Student Voice, 45 Operetta, 15 Key Klickers, 3-45 Candy Club, 45 Glee Club, 35 Handbook Com- mittee, 3., 16