Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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JOHN A. GAREMORE Commercial Bordenlozcn One of the most dependable people in the whole class, john is sometimes imposed upon by his lazier classmates. An energetic worker, he did much to make our Hop, our Prom, our Ball, and our Fa- bella successes. MARY GAYDOS Commercial Roebling Gigs is one of the more lively senior girls. She, being very cheerful, often indulges in amusing witticism. Much credit should be given to her for keeping up her studies in spite of her many absences. 1 i ADAM GINTHER C ivic Florence Sialion Adam can always be de- pended upon ro add a little humor. His happy-go-lucky manner has made him many friends. If you ever need a little bit of cheering up, Adam is the person to see. Perhaps he'll play his guitar for you. ROBERT M. GROVE Commercial Bordentoufn Slim, quiet, red-haired Bob has left his mark on the pages of our school record. He has been a faithful worker, a loyal friend, and an able actor. He helped make our class activi- ties, especially our dances and our Fabella, successes. -5 IREAN AJHALASZK oymerczalr I Qoeblznl, I ' Irean allways 'Kocndi out, all the aqswgrs Ily asking ques- ti ns,,, She isa v gp friendly, li ly sort 'gf indiciclpal., She h Evisited abroad, 'and now her ambition is to see 'the United. States. - NORMAN P. HAMILTON Commercial Borilenloun Reds is known for his keen sense of humor, he is never at a loss for a witty remark. There's always a mischievous twinkle in his eyes and he is noted for blush- ing furiously. This year he had no luck deer hunting, at least for the four-legged kind! DORIS R. HERBERT General Bordentourn Doris's inexpressible quiet- ness hides her real personality. She is an artistic skater, both on ice and in Skareland. Rumors have reached us cor- cerning her approaching en- trance onto the stormy sea of matrimony. To her we wish much luck. l19l s I . fi f fi I . Owens BURTIS C. HILL 1 l 1 ' ' General iff 'boriientoivn Bunker is usallyiup to mischief. I-Ie is sof'happy-go- lucky and good-hearted that friends swarm around him. As president of the Co-op this year, he has shown himself a leader. tg.. ,il ,i. Kan ,, . -CHARLES H. HORNOR Cenelral ' Chesterfield . It's too bad' Charlefis liibt a sophomore for that is the place where lies his heart. Or are we exaggerating? Agai- culturally minded, hd' is an energetic member of Mr. Lange's group. DOROTI-IEA N. HUSTED Commercial Florence Dorothea is a quiet girl. Underneath her stillness can be discerned efficiency and per- sonal charm. She has been in the Craft and in the Girl Re- serves Clubs during her stay in B. H. S.

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l s MARY B. ENDRE Commercial Roebling Mary is an active member in sports, especially soccer. For one so tiny she seems to have limitless energy. AAs has so aptly been said, Good things come in small pack- ages. ANNA M. EN GELBERGER Clarrical Bordenlown Anne, a highly sophisticated miss, was the treasurer of our class during her freshman and sophomore years. In this ca- pacity, she has shown how competent she is. Also she has proven herself a good sport and lots of fun. Re- member her black evening gown? 4 THELMA I.. .FASICK Commercial Florence M Thelma, the musical mem- -ber of the senior class, has a very pleasant personality. She has always shown her willing- ness to play at our entertain- vments, -assemblies, etc. As Tootsie Beans in Professor, How Could You! het his- trionic ability was thoroughly enjoyed. FRANCIS H. DURR General B orrlenlouin Mischief-maker Francis ap- pears so innocent, but oh, my! Beware of those who look quiet on the surface. A faith- ful worker in agriculture, he is a rising future farmer of America. IRENE V. DURR Commercial Bordentoufn As one of the Glee Club members, Irene gets much en- joyment from music and dan- cing. An elhcient farmerette, she finds much work to do in her out-of-school time. She says stenography is her goal, but we wonder about matri- mony. J. HORACE EATON, JR. Technical Bordentown Jake is a bettet-than-av- erage football player who has seen action for two years. He has rendered services on out Dance Committees. If we should ask Alyce, we'd find that Jake': is a marvelous dancer. He brightens every dark corner 'with witty re- marks. CHARLES R. EICHINGER General Borafentown Charlie is known for his sportsmanship and spirit in school activities. Although he did not participate on a var- sity team, he has made an outstanding record in intra- mural sports. He is one of our school's political observers. ADELLA M. FEWKES Tech nicul Florence Adella with her corsages and her hair styles offered variety to our senior fashions. She has the ability to get along with people well. We understand she hopes to enter an Interior Decorating School next fall. FRANK FORKO Technical I Bordentoufn Frank lives in one of Bor- dentown's most historic spots, Bonaparte's Park. His favorite sports are hunting, fishing, trapping, and swimming. In- terested in photography, he is a member of the Camera Club. He has shown great courage in tackling Math. IV this year. l13I . , asap' ' A

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EDNA FRANCES KALE Commercial Florence Charming Edna will make a very pretty nurse in her uniform, we're sure. She is happy-go-lucky, yet capable. Her pointed com- ments in class meetings have sometimes set us straight. STEPHEN E. KARPAC Commercial Roebling This senior member of the A. A. is renowned for accuracy, sportmanship, and will to work. He is a charming person who thinks nothing too good for his friends. He, with his character- istics, has been an asset to the Fabella Staff. MELVIN L. KEMP General C IJ erterfield Being a most go-getting fellow makes Melvin much sought for on the B. H. S. publications. His almost infinite knowledge of a conglomeration of subjects makes him an interesting and an amus- ing companion. He is a desirable school chum, a pal, and a true friend! HARRY A. KIMBLE Commercial Florence Harry, a member of the Fabella Staff, will usually cheer you up by cracking a joke now and then when everything you do seems to go against you. Remember his colored photograph on display in the Library? MARGUERITE M. KLEIN General C olumb ur Marguerite is not very active in sports but makes roller skating her hobby. She hopes to make some boss an excellent stenog- rapher. May she succeed! l20l ANNE M. KOCSIS Commercial Roebling Anne is a very friendly mem- ber of our senior class, even though she has not participated in many activities. This year she represented Miss Berry's home- room on the Senior Ball Com- mittee. Much of her energy has gone into out-of-school jobs. MARY KOZAK Commercial Roebling Mary is a cute, brown-eyed, vivacious Senior. Her cheerful- ness is very infectious, and it makes Mary a sought-after young lady. She intends that teaching be her future career, and we ex- tend our sincerest wishes to her for success. MARIANNA KUNDRAT Commercial Roebling Mary is a very taciturn mem- ber of our class. She has a per- petual smile and a cheerful dis- position. She is an interesting and a true friend when one knows her. WILLIAM M. KURTY Technical Roebling As head of the Fabella Art Department, Bill deserves much of the credit for our book. He is a conscientous worker and the proverb, Actions speak louder than words, suits him to a KATHERINE LAFORSH Commercial Roeblirig Katherine has a sort of devil- may-care personality, but in all our relations with her we have found her ready, willing, and able. Her personality welcomes friend- liness and should prove the agent of her future success.