Flemington High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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The Echo J KT -X 7 . 4 4' -.E if ' lf A .232 E 4 X i LAMBERT FRANKLIN ABEL Lanibcrl Xbel Leah Allen Iflivrevice Ainlcrsoii Nhuiulu Auetin llerniine Ilailh Alive liellis john B1-x'li.unl Sarah Ilentell HERMINE 13. BARTH Irma Raritan Abel Flemington WN Jo :ml wuni bim any longer, Hr' ix long enough already. Operetta 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Glec Club 43 journal- ism 3, 45 Masque and Sandal 3, 43 All State Chorus 4g Growing Pains 4. LEAH E. ALLEN Lean Franklin Wfoman In wmnau xilerln' is fbu bmi , UflId?lIl'Ilf.n Key Klickers 3, Vice-President 43 Treasurer of Home Economics 3, 4. FLORENCE M. ANDERSON Flo East Amwell Happy as Mn' Jay ix long. Track 45 Culinary Arts Coterie, Sec- retary 4. XYANDA E. AUSTIN Wandy Flemington She bas -many ilH10l'l'Hf Ill1XfillIf'X.U Operetta I, 2. flu ourzfr' of mirlb ix worth a lmnml of sorrnzvf' Operetta 25 Key Klickers 3, 45 Band Of Owls Klub 3, Vice President 4: Cheer Leader 2. ALICE TERHUNE BELLIS Allie Ringoes A lilllf' llIiXl'lJil'f by Ibm' wuy A lifllz' fun in xpirr' ilu' Jay. Basketball 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta lg Glee Club 49 Band Of Owls Klub 4g Field Hockey, Captain 4g Leaders, Corps 4. JOHN A. BERTRAND Bert Whitehouse Station Hv's a goof! fellow and win' withal. Baseball 4g Student Council 45 Entered from Somerville September, 1935. SARAH BEUTELL Sally Raritan Solver, bu! noi srriunxg Quirf, bu! no! idle. Key Klickers 3. Seniors :::-::: ' 3:---:- ' --:::-- ::--35, EEE-::: EEE-EEE ::'n':Z , ----:-- ----- 2-':'-: ::- -:: 323-222 21

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Senior Class History 20 The Echo ' i l 1 Senior Class Qllicers 1'ri'siili'nl Yin' l'i'i'.mlr11f ROBICRT Nllilf DOROTHY SCHOMP Sl'l'Vi'fLll'X 'l'i'i'ux1ii'i'i' l.OTTllf XX'Il.ClZYNSKl FRANK W'll.CZYNSKl Si'rgi'urrf-uf-ru'1r1.t ARTHUR WOUDRUI-'li During our last year in junior high school we were the su- perior ninth graders. The Hallowe'en Party, junior High Night, and the publication of Pm ami Ink were achievements of the year. Though more subdued during our sophomore year, many of our members participated actively in various extra-class activities. We were especially well represented on the various athletic squads. The Christmas Dance was our contribution to the social life of the school. Key positions in many activities were filled by members of our class during our junior year. This was especially true of ath- letics and publications. Outstanding in interest, was the selection of class rings, and the junior Prom. This latter event, held in jungle setting, was one of the most picturesque and enjoyable social affairs held in Flemington High School. Class Night and Commencement are close at hand. As sen- iors we have borne the brunt of the extra-class activity program. The Hallowe'en Party in the fall, and the Washingtoii Trip in the spring were of major importance from a social and recreational standpoint. In a few short days the Class of 1936 will join the Alumni of Flemington High School.

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5,- Tlie Echo 1. C If L, A if xl' , Nm' 2 X L4 .um iswimn- iifiigait-1 r'....i.ii it..i.....ii rin xx .r-.1 cad- tzmn Cnx juni., cnt xi...r tw .ir x1.i.if.-.1 Craig ALICE BODNAR GRFTTA MAF COX Allie Linixile Grett.i Readington Seniors 22 Thr lvlvxxirzg uf lfii' rarlli IJ fui , ' Student Council 3, 4: Activities Board of Control 3: journalism 43 Art Club, Treasurer l. MARGARET l.. CARRULI, Peg lilemingtan A jilwmzilf imiflfwlilfltw' is no ,rlllrfif mfr uufutqif' Glee Club 4, Entered from Ash ev . Mieliigan, High School, September '35, RAIMON BUFl.l. CARY -IR. Ray lflemington Alf ilu- unrhl li il ifugr' will Il 1' ur. iiiiwli plui'r'i'x.', Basketball in.in.iger 3, Basketbgll 4a Operetta l, 2, 5, 4, Sflftlfllf Vuln' l. 2, 4, Humor Editor 3: Glee Club I, 4, Athletic Council 2, 3, lootball 2, 5, 4: kl0llI'I1.lliSl'11 l, 2, 5, Masqu: and Sandal 1, 2, 3, President 4, C hier Leader lg Baisebgill 2, 3, 4: Growing Pninsll 4. P. XVARRIZN CASE Casey Three Bridges -'Sl'it'lIlil' u'lu'n :WH rligiwlmf is llflfbillg but good' xerm' aml reason. Student Council 2, Radio Club 3: Press Club, Treasurer lg Aviition Club, Treasurer 45 Growing Pains 4. -f ls xlii' xo quiet will ili'n111ri'r Majibc. lui! ilrnff ln' hm .mrv. ' Glee Club 4, journalism 4. JUHN T. cox Johnnie Readington I only i'i'gi'i'l ibut I bun' fmt um' lwarf In gill' fo flu' ladies. lfootball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4, Type- setters Club 3. MARY Al. CRAIG Marne Ifleminglon Thu 'I.iHh lfmrgx in life firing fiajwpiwlvxx and ivy. Student Council l, 2, President 44 Athletic Council 4, Basketball 3: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Sfmlvuf Voice 4, lirlm Z, 3, 45 journalism Z: Cheer l.e.ider 1, 2, Press Club, Vice President I, Class Secretary 1, Vice President 2. MILDRED lf. CRAIG M:ime Flemington fl zvillillg KIIIHU, ifexin' In jvlmxv, and rzclioux lurking lwlli of Iln'xr'. Student Council 4g Athletic Council 3, Basketball 35 Track Manager 3: Opererta 1, Z, 3: Slmfvnl Vain' 2, 3, 45 lirbo Z, 3, 45 journalism 25 Cheer Leader l, 25 Press Club, President lg Class President 15 Treasurer 23 Secre- tary 3: Girls' Leaders Corps 4.