Flemington High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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The Echo SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HELEN J. MCCREA MILDRED C. FOLEY President Vice President JOSEPHINE F. OAKS ALAN SUTPHIN Secretary Treasurer GEOFFREY BUCKWALTER Sergeant-at-Arms During our first year together we were not the customary humble fresh- men. We were the superior ninth graders. The crowning events of this Year were the publication of Pen and Ink, Ink Drops, Junior High Night, and the St. Valentine's Day Dance. Our sophomore year found us a bit more subdued but extremely active in all forms of senior high school activities. This year was our first opportunity to participate in inter-school athletics and our class was more than proportion- ally represented on the various teams. The outstanding social event for which we were responsible was the Christmas Dance. Busy juniors we were with our studies and our activities. In the latter realm we were occupied with the selection of our class rings and with prepara- tions for the prom. An ornate modernistic gold ring was finally selected by a majority vote of the class. The Junior Promenade of 1934 must be rated as one of the most attractive social events ever held in Flemington High School. Our prom committee showed their versatility in the design of an old fashioned garden as the setting for the party. White fences, balloons, and flowers en- hanced the beauty of the setting. September, 1934, and we were seniors! Our goal had been reached! In preparation for those four eventful days in Washington, D. C. a fund was accumulated to assist those seniors who could not make the trip without financial assistance. The customary Halloween Dance was abandoned in favor of a dance at the conclusion of the football season. The setting was almost perfect in its portrayal of a football gridiron. Now we are approaching the last days together as a class. The past four short years have given us much pleasure and many memories which only members of the class of 1935 may share. - 25 Senior Class l-listory

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Ruth E. Allen Victoria Bachulis Stanley H. Bartles joseph J. Bennett Esther Berkowitz Rose H. Beyer Grace E. Bird Eleanor E. Bodine 1495 RUTH E. ALLEN NRUTHIEUFR NEMA N 0 oLE wlyqszfgtxg Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. .ram Ill 767 VICTORIA BACHULIS NVICKIEUIIN W 6. J' un: 1? STANLEY l?BA1?llLES Q'BARTLE5't vig' o.Fuum fgyiisgoiz l Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 3, 4. I 7.3! JOSEPH J. BENNETT Q-JQEH HKLIN f A460358 RARITAN Football 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 43 Agriculture Club 2, 3, 45 Future Farmers of America, President 2. ESTI-IER BERKOWITZ Es RARITAN Key Klickcrs 3, 4g Student Voice 2, 3, 4: Echo 3, Glee Club 25 Pen and Ink lg Reading Club 3. ROSE H. BEYER Rosen Rmoons Key Klickers 4. JEFF ZIIJY GRACE E. B RD .fW1NK'0.4M6s A?,13MlNijoN Ld!! IG Echo Staff 4, Student Voice 4, Student Council 33 Journalism 3, 4, Pen and Ink lg Class Treasurer 1. MAR OH 'gfffegf ELEANOR E. BODINE r'SKEET,?EfER A. on, Journalism 3, 4, Operetta Z, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Play 35 Masque and Sandal 3, Vice President 4, Glee Club 3, Athletic Association Council 45 Student Council 2, 4.