Flemington High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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CLASS OFFICERS CLARENCE MARTYN Pl'l'.NI4ll'lIf DOROTI-lY KEN NEDY Vin' PI'l'KItI,l'llf HELEN HARWICK Srrrhzijy MARSHALL COLLINS Trvaslzrvr LOUIS MILAN SvrgvanI-al-arms It A. ll It ti rli.:litJf-llori-iliy lXL'llllClly, llelun llarxxiclt. 1 I il tt 1 tl in ri-ill' Q'l:u'eili't: Xlztrlyzv, Klzirsllzlll K'-illinc, lnrlliw Xlilzm. Ye Senior Class Historie The Ninth Grade Party, Junior High Night, the production of The Prince of Peddlersf' an operetta with a cast composed almost entirely of ninth graders, and the publication of the Pen amz' Ink and Ink Drops were the main achievements of our last year in Junior High. In our sophomore year, members of our class participated in various extra-curricular activities, particularly athletics. Our contribution to the social life of the school was the Christmas Dance. During our junior year, publications and athletics occupied most of our extra class time. The selection of our class rings was an extremely im- portant event because we were the first class to have the new school seal on our rings. With the end of the year came the Junior Promenade. An Oriental theme with gay, colored lanterns and festoons, made this a memorable night for all those who attended it. This, our last year in high school finds us participating for the last time in extra-class activities. The fruits of our experience are jobs better done. Our social contribution was the Football Dance, with the audi- torium resembling the gridiron. There will always be in our minds a vivid memory of the delightful days spent in Washington, D. C. in the spring. With spring, also, has come preparation for Class Night and Commencement-We have almost reached our goal. XVe look forward to the day of Hnal parting with both pleasure and regret-pleasure that we shall have completed our high school career and will be ready to enter into our life-work-regret that our pleasant school days together are over-that we shall probably never be together again as a class, and that close associations must be unwillingly severed. The past four short years have given us much pleasure and many memories which only the Class of 1937 may share. And so, in a few short days the Class of '37 will join the Alumni of Flemington High School. -. 1 3

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Fuzzy lYjH ,AN 0 'fog ffft' Pittstown , - JU NF IJ! 140 1 ROBERT E. ALLEN dlis onlyqzbor was to kg! time. MMIHG Athletic Council 4g Football 3, 4, Typesetters Club 4g Future Farmers of America 2, 3, 4, Service Club 3g Baseball, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4. GLADYS E. ASHBURY Gladys Stanton So quiet, so unassuming is sho? Student Council 35 Band of Owls Klub 3, Treasurer 49 Handbook Committee, Chairman 3, 4. Entered from Clinton High School, October, 1935. NORMAN C. BALABAS Heifetz,' Flemington All wrapped up in his music. Athletic Council 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 All-State Orchestra 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4, Stuzlont Voice 4, Class President 25 Masque and Sandal 4- O eretta fo its Hlffmx - HAQEL M. BARRICK Hazel Al-FHED J'HAB'R'55N Pittstown R b F All 4 A hh , H d . I b f H o ert Q.. en E. s Bury M0 F-dy 15 tn' P5 P0 Icy- fNOl'1I13U C.. Balabas Hazel M. Barrick Key Kliekers 4g Journalism 4. Mildred If. Bateman Alec Bodnar C. Jean Britton llarriet E. Britton H , H MILDRED E' BATEMAN , Gertrude T. Bross Edward G. Brown Md Rlngoes A good sport and a girl among girls. Operetta lg Key Klickers 3, 45 Band of Owls Klub 2, 35 Student Voice 2, 3, 43 Echo 4, Cheer Leaders 45 Girls' Leaders Corps 45 Masque and Sandal 4. ALEC BODNAR Bodnar Q Linvale Will be ever grow up? CHARLOTTE JEAN BRITTON Jeannie Flemington Do a good turn daily. Student Council 35 Athletic Council 4g Basketball, As- sistant Manager 3, Manager 4, Track 2, 3g Hockey 4, Student Voirc 45 Journalism 2, 45 Girls' Leaders Corps 3, 4. HA1MIQ'g1Ll gl'TON Pat'i- U-f'Hk'A E55 Flemington And laer deeds the erboes fill. Operetta 45 Glee Club 3, 4, Girls' Leaders Corps 4. GERTRUDE THEODORA BROSS 3 Trudie E Stanton All that you do, do it well, or not at all. Key Klickers 3, 4, Band of Owls Klub 3, 4. EDWARD G. BROWN Eddie Whitehouse I travel in books. Football 35 Baseball 3. -...ggf19Eg..... Her songs new souls shall tbrill,