Flemington High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top row, left to right: Doris Kronmaier, vice-presidentg Helen jungblut, treasurer. Bottom row, left to right: Vivian Velehradsky, 'presidentg jack Wilson, sergeant-at-armsg Edna McPherson, secretary. 4 ' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The fall of 1943 found us, a large and very much bewildered group of freshmen, entering the halls of F. H. S. QWe had received our hrst idea of what it was like on Rural Visiting Day when we were shown a typical day at F. H. SQ Having forgotten exact directions, however, we were properly assisted by the upper classmen. 'F Wheii we became more settled, we joined manygof the clubs. Our lowly class was even represented in the junior-Senior Play. We also pitched in during the Emergency to help pick tomatoes and other crops.. Schoolwork, Student Council elections, and election of class otlicers kept us increasingly busy. In February we came through with great success in our St. Valentines Day dance, which pleased even the Seniors. Report cards in june, vacation in july and August were fond memories in September, as we returned to school. Feeling like veterans we lorded it over the little Freshmen. After an early election of officers we began preparations for the first so- cial function of the school year, the Sophomore Dance. This Halloween af- fair with its weird and frightening decorations provoked much fun and praise. Many of us were represented in the various clubs organized that year. Several members of our class turned out for interscholastic football fit had been discontinued for sometimey, as well as for basketball and baseball. We contributed generously to the Red Cross Drive, the Infantile Paralysis Drive, and the drives for War Bonds and Stamps.