Flemington High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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D E D I C A T I O N WE, THE CLASS OF 1947, DEDICATE THIS ISSUE OF THE ECHO TO THE VALIANT STUDENTS WHO ATTENDED OUR SCHOOL AND LATER GAVE THEIR LIVES THAT WE MIGHT CONTINUE TO LIVE IN A WORLD MUTUALLY WORKING FOR A BETTER AND FULLER LIFE FOR EVERYONE REGARDLESS OF RACE, CREED OR COLOR ikilvilvik FLEMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO DIED IN WORLD WAR II JAMES BROWN STANFORD BIRNBAUM GEORGE CAKA HOWARD CLAREY PETER COLLA JOHN DOBROSKY FRED DISSLER WILLIAM EPPELE STEPHEN GARBOSKI GEORGE HARITOS DONALD HIGGINS ANDREW HODULIK FRANK INGRAM ARTHUR KEATING JOSEPH KEREKES SAMUEL LENTINI PORTER LITTLE ARTHUR O'HARE ROSE OLENIK HAROLD PERRINE EARL SAUNDERS AUGUST SCHEIER EDWIN SEHMIDT CLIFFORD SEALS NORVILLE STRONG ANDREW WELISEWITZ GEORGE WILSON

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MRS. M. V. CRENSHAW MR. C. TETKOWSKI MRS. H. E, HUENECKL Editorial Adzfiior Art Adififor Bufitzeff Adflrof Anne Moreau, editor Joan Bush Carol Carter Mary Everitt Charlotte Black Barbara Boyd Betty Burmester Doris Cottrell Pat Hall Margery Case Dolores Curtis Francis Fillebrown Louise Geczi Mildred Hagan Mathew Herman Henry Kuhl Frances Balek Marjorie Barrick Betty Burmester Photography Staff JoAnn Garis, editor jack Baker Robert Cronce Dick Malanaphy THE ECHO STAFF Editorial Staff Guy Bell, arrirtarzt editor Betty Miller, editorial rkazmzan AnnBonney Hall Margaret Haver Doris Kronmaier Cirrulatiorz Stag jane Wurst, editor Doris Hampton Laura Hart joan Hartpence joan Mathews Josephine Neff Adtfertifirzg Staff Barbara Hartpence, editor Shirley Lambert Doris Mathews Tony Mina Elizabeth Morris Audrey Obert Venice Patrizi Typing Staff Ruth Lodge, editor Kate Hensel Shirley La Tourette Geraldine Miles Art Staff Donald Robinson, editor Peggy Black Virginia Hynds Bill McCorkle Margaret Moreau Ann Tolischus Marjorie Saunders Elsie Schaadt Irene Sledzewsky Marjorie Voorhees Marjorie Yard Mary Pizi Ruth Quinn Betty Reasoner Marjorie Saunders Peggy Schomp Barbara Vlearbone Marie Yard Irene Sledzewsky Marie Walsh Lorraine White Boyr' S ports Dick Meehan, editor Girlr' S portr Vivian Velehradsky, editor

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PROLOGUE All the world is a stage, and for the past four years our high school class has been pre- paring to take its part in the intricate play of life. Some of us will be featured players, acting our roles with courage and zest. Others will our roles with courage and zest. Others will hnd peace and happiness in an ordinary way of life. Some few, may, in the years to come, find themselves dangling as puppets, depending for their very existence upon the fingers of the master who pulls the strings. We have all had equal opportunity through- out our school years. It is up to each one of us to make the most of his abilities. The chal- lenge is here. We accept it and march on to great achievement as the curtain is drawn on Act I. W. 4 'Yi Q