Flemington High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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I t X if School B I t ALMA MATEB America, land of the free Home of the true and brave Witlm Hag of red and white and blue Wliich does most proudly wave Her schools are large,'her courses long Her students brave and wise But best of all is Flemington High, The finest 'neath the skies. Now all together boys let's give a hearty cheer fRah, Rah, Rahj Three for our high school and three for Reading dear fRah, Rah, Rahj Rassle, dazzle sis boom ah-ah-ah Flemington and her high school fRah, Rah, Rahj. I l II trance Back Entrance

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F Elizabeth Alles R. Thomas Niet' Richard Haver Elsie Potter Secretary President Vice President Acting Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS THOMAS NIEF .... ...... P rerideuf ELIZABETH Arries - --- --. -- Serremry RICHARD HAVIER - - -H ---. Vice Praridenl ROBERT DILLON - - -. - .... Trea,r11rer Senior Blass History The Class of 1945 has experienced many changes in these four short years at Flemington High School. just as we were getting used to the usual rou- tine the attack on Pearl Harbor occurred. We saw many of the upper class- men leave to join the armed forces and the whole student body at once became war-minded. But in spite of this, our first social event, the Valentine Dance, under the leadership of Thomas Nief, our first class President, went over with a bang. In our Sophomore year we became better acquainted and many of our classmates joined in both athletic and non-athletic groups. In 1942 we elected Jacqueline Maxson our President. In November, as our contribution toward the social events of that year, we held the Halloween Dance. We were guided through our junior year with Thomas Nief again as our President. By this time many of our classmates had made the varsity sports teams. We were represented in nearly all the clubs and several of the members were among the .cast of our school play. We were the first class in many years to hold the traditional junior Prom in May instead of June. This past year has been marked with even greater change. Several of the boys of our class have left to join the lighting forces and conditions have com- pelled us to give up the usual athletic program for the year. Nevertheless, we are planning a Class Night that will top all in in the history of Flemington il-Iigh School. We also hope to mak-e our Baccalaureate Selrvice and Com- mencement an overwhelming success. We, the Class of 1945, willl keep the memory of our days at Flemington High School among our most cherished for here we not only acquired know- ledge and inspiration to achieve our individual goals, but also made life long friends.