Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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EDITH M. BOZARTH Technical Fielclrboro Edith, noted for her athletic ability, has served on the soccer, basketball, and baseball teams. She has been quite a club worker, having been a member of the Girl Reserves, the Dancing Club, and this year, the Fashion Club. ARTHUR L. BRICKNER C ivic Claerterfield Bud is as solid as the Rock of Gibralter, and he has helped bolster the football team for two years. He has a fine sense of humor, and makes many friends. A member of the Freshman Class holds his interest. GELINE M. BUCCIGROSSI Commercial Florence gre has rhyt m. With her lin b ac es and her smi rn is a charming I ngue twister, with her is sure to be changed s M 1 S 5 'S 1 40 ' 71:1 . .C ' E- ',i 5-:4 Although her last .. ,.l,!fYf. 'J RICHARD I. BUDD General B orclentown Richard this year has dropped his mischievous ways and shows a dignity befitting a Senior. He is not a firm believer in the saying, Don't put off until tomorrow, what you can do today. JAMES C. BULLECK !GenerfiL 'Ky Fieldsboro fl R' l lrfnk blonde fellow is l 5: Amid ' . YZ . . . R irnmy with his engaging grin. He really wduld prefer partici- pating in almost any sport rather than going to school. English is his particular bug-a-boo. Better days are coming, jim. 6 CHARLES M. BUNTING Commercial C rouwicks Charles, one of our intelligent senior boys, is interested in all sports and is especially enthusi- astic over basketball. His clear complexion wins for him the ad- miration of the girls and his friendly ways, the comradeship of the fellows. NORMAN H. CAMPBELL General Bordentown Norman deserves a lot of credit for keeping up his studies and for holding a job outside of school at the same time. He delights in arguing and occasionally indulges in a little sarcasm. We admire the musical qualities of his voice very much. TONY CARUGNO Commercial Florence Tony is cheerful and friendly with all his classmates. In his leisure time, he shows most in- terest in art and in sports. He seems to be girl-shy at present but just give him a little time. DON CHANCE General Roebling Don is a very enthusiastic ath- lete, playing on our varsity bas- ketball and football teams. He is another of B. H. S.'s prominent dancers. The vice-presidency of our class was held by him in his sophomore year. BLANCH J. CHAPMAN Commercial Bordentown An industrious and competent worker is she. It is people like Blanch who make our Skeeter a big success. Behind her quietness, there is a grand, humorous per- sonality. Ice skating and bicycling are her very special hobbies.

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ALLEN ADAMS Commercial B ard ento wr: In school Allen seems to enjoy making excuses and has a ten- dency to be late. Outside of school it is another story, for then we find him working strenuously. To Allen we wish the best of success in the future. JOSEPH M. AGOES Technical Roebling Chug is as artistic as Rem- brandt and as sinewy as Knute Rockne. Varsity football was his hobby for two yearsg Art Club, his pastime for three years. No lady's man, Joe has a personality which appeals to all. v BETTIE E. ARCHER General Bordentouw Bettie is a very popular person among her classmates. Her hobby, in which she is very accomplished, is dancing-both tap and social. Bettie is an active member of the A. A. Our class selected her as senior candidate for the Queen of the Carnival. DOROTHY E., ASAY Commercial H edilirig We cannot help but admire Dot for her constant, carefree, and fun- loving disposition. She is a true friend and a pleasant companion. Her only ambition is to keep house for a certain young man. CATHERINE MARY BAGO Clarrical Roebling How can she remember so much? That's what all of Cath- erine's friends ask themselves. Her intelligence is indefinable. It is under her guidance as editor-in chief that the Fabella Staff has labored this year. EDWARD BA RRETT Commercial Bora'ent0u'rz Leather is active in athletics and is an enthusiastic dancer. His jitterbugging we had the privi- lege of witnessing at the carnival. Ed, well liked by his fellow class- mates, represents thfjnf on the A. A. Council. ' . .,a' 1 , ' Q .1 4 . . Jf. MYRTiE G. BELL Commercial Fielclrboro The memory of Myrtle's dim- ples, nice disposition, and friendly manners will always linger in our minds. Her ambition is to make someone, very s ecid, a good lit 1 wife. .yQU' i.M 4 'W 1 l 1 'lb ' f , E li l M 1 ' 0 0 A1 1 t or 1 H iv h ' ' rtl . tt. s gi l w' .rf 1 . 1 ff S' HC -fp i i e st s. I N H. . e 0 get u i i J' 1' 0 E ' ALBERTA . BOWE General C l t Bertie always s fre dl word and cute s for WM one. She i e of assu ng ' the mo t in cent exp ' n, undern h w k is a veg! mi c ' ous s J. f ,xv J ' A .1 .J yf fpiyx AUDREY BOZARTH Technical Florence Audrey has an admirable repu- tation for doing her work excep- tionally well. She is also a talent- ed dancer and singer. We have found that Audrey is the friend meant in A friend in need is a friend indeed.

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W. JOSEPH CHAPMAN General Bordenlown Joe is the easy-going type of fellow who accepts things as they are. His interests tend in the direction of all types of sports. Hunting, swimming, boating, trapping, gunning, and rowing are his favorites. V lj can all . 'X T, ef xv V ' 8- at-435551, CHOKBA ff' , J J 1,59 ng L 1 eaeto f I lifautliiij aliillll Shi-sg. J? - P . ' ' 7315 at s hw4 ranllr g fav s To X ea him unfo has k o ledge Elf se sgorls ne ass f e iswan e pert in these . 1- ' V JV ,I 1 ui J IRENE CIUCLA Commercial Roebling Her gentle ways win Irene many friends. She has a nice personality which is accompanied by a good singing voice. She is quite an authority on Harrisburg, and, if you ever want any infor- mation about that city, contact Irene. DOROTHY I.. COLWELL Commercial Columbus Dottie is delivered into our midst each day by the country school bus. She is very taciturn, but her quietness bespeaks stu- diousness and her blushing count- enance makes our classes much more enjoyable. MARY B. CRONIN Commercial Roebling Here's to Crow whose rare mixture of deviltry, intelligence, and personality has won her so much popularity and has made her a favorite among her friends. Her pretty, curly locks have the admiration of everyone. 7 CHARLES CRYAN General Florence Charles is a quiet sort of per- son. He has a good disposition and is very cheerful. All his classmates like to get him con- fused in his reasonings because he stumbles right merrily from fact to fact. His chief interest lies in art. IRENE S. DEITERICH Commercial Florence When you first meet Irene you are struck by her very poised and sophisticated manner. But don't let her very dignified air mislead you. In reality she is a very charming and amiable miss. ' L . ' , a .V -. NICHOLAS J. DILU-LI.O I ft 4, Commercial Florence Freckles? Yes. Grin? Yes. Good humor? Yes, that's Nick. Well liked by the boys, he is frequently the originator of a prank or on the receiving end of a trick. Best wishes, Saint, ESTHER M. DUBY Commercial Florence Station Quiet and pleasant, Esther is one of the tallest members of our class. As Evelyn's sister, she was perpetually annoyed by teachers' mixing up their names. Best wishes to a future secretary. EVELYN v. Duisy Com mercial Florence Station How 'could anyone of us'for- get ,.,I:frelyn's strawberry - blonde hqiri, her blue eyesrand her charm- ing blush? She is president of the' Fashion'Club, and it may be she' will turn oat to be an ex- cellent fashion stylist, someday,