Flemington High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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SENIOR CLAss OFFICERS Top row: Robert Ringer, Treasurerg Mr. Zabriskie, advisorg Michael Scheier, Sergeant- at-Arms. Bottom row: Fred Clemente, Vice-Presidentg Ray Richards, Presidentg Margery Hartpence, Secretary. Seninr Blass History The high school career of the Class of 1946 has been short but packed with important events. Despite the many emergency war measures, we were thoroughly acclimatized during our Freshman year and our St. Valentine's Dance went over smoothly. We contributed many top-notch athletes and dramatists to the school in our Sophomore year besides sponsoring a Hallowe'en Dance. The junior Prom was a huge success as was the Senior Christmas Dance a year later. Our Senior year saw the end of the war and the coming of a new prin- cipal, Dr. Robert Wayman, with whom we worked in close cooperation through our fourth-term president, Ray Richards. We hope to make Class Night a great event in F. H. S. history and to carry Baccalaureate Service and Commen- cement with dignity. We, of the Class of 1946, extend our thanks to all those who have made the past four years such profitable ones, not only in the making of life-long friends, but in learning self-reliance and good citizenship.