Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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J. DONALD REED Technical Crorrwickr Don is a person of few words but much ability. He has plenty of ambition and has an unknown quality about him which attracts many friends. His activities have centered around the Safety Club th's year. LOUIE A. ROBINSON Technical Bordentou' ouie has alway d s Wn ron h his fait luniof Prohi and Senior Ball f ' .. If Louie con- ti es in, at life as he has in schoo e are s re he Svlll rea 'tiwsadfesfcie de- SEIVCS. ANNA A. RUSNAK Commercial Roebling Anna's ability in bookkeep- ing cannot be denied. But then, she is outstanding in all her work and noted tor her dependability. just for a tip to male admirers: Anna is a seamstress of note. VERONICA M. SANDUSKY General Roebling Sis is the very optimistic member of our class. Her otto seems to be, Life is ties. T ' interest W -'iust a bowl of cherries. In these turbulent times it is comforting to observe life through rose-colored glasses as Sis seems to do. gi CHARLES G. SANTORO Commercial Bordezztozwz Charlie is a hard worker, even though he would like you to think him very friv- olous. He has a great sense of humor, and he has estab- lished himself as an outstand- ing leader in intra-mural sports. EVELIN A B. SATTERTHWA IT C ommerciul C rorru 'irkr Evelina has always had the highest average in our class. She is industrious and will probably be an excellent sec- retary. She is charming, friendly, and very blond. She is very fond of dancing and driving. N. FRED SCATTERGOOD Technical Columbur For once, a person's last name seems to fit his person- ality. Fred is nice looking, pleasant in his manners, and active in agriculture work. In- deed he has already won some state honors in the above held of activity. E231 EQ We -sushi' MARGARET C. SCHAFLE Commercial Florence Margaret possesses unusual athletic ability, she is out- standing in baseball and bas- ketball. Her ability as a re- porter should help her in the road to a successful career. She hopes to enter Rider College. F L., G ORGE SERECKY f . I , nnefd Ofeifc ll-deedfge Egxbeen a member of the orchestra for lout years. His fine play' C bably is a his jolly, happy- go-lucky way of looking upon the trials and tribulations of life. RONALD I. SHINN Civic Columbus Shortie's interest seems to be centered around agricul- ture. He 's 1 athlercally inclined d s rake an active pa in otball asket- ball, and aseball. e W but s e, b after it 's truly ritt surene 's t eirff I-fl H

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qu 4 pf I' f -f' 1 I , ,f Nl V. I, . ' .f ff ' I ,a BETTY M. PARCELLS General Borafenzown Since Betty is witty, she keeps her friends in constant laughter. Her long string of boy friends must keep her very busy, but she still finds time for her school chums. May her wit continue for eternity. , ixtk I X nf' t. r'rk.,n,,. I ,N 0 I . DBRQTHY F. QRKER o,.,C. . S , J QI yr ovlimerciai . ' , Florence K I P- DQBG is a quiet and unas- su ' g ,little miss. We have 1231 yef seen her become Ukgifed or lose her tranquil manner in any situation. Her neat appearance is indeed an asset to our class, THOMAS PEIFFER General Borafenloufn The gentleman of B.H.5. is exactly the description for Tom. He is always courteous and apologetic when he is in the wrong. One of his bad habits is tardiness, but his good qualities overshadow all others. LEOPOLD A. MERCANTINI Commercial Bord entou 'n Leo is another of our pho- tography - minded students, having been an active member of the Camera Club for several years. He has won many friends during his high school days and we are certain he will retain these in the many years to come. J. ELEANOR MORELAND General Florence Eleanor is a recent addition to our big happy family, but many of us discovered im- mediately that she possesses a very dependable and friendly nature. From the first she has proved to be a very industri- ous individual. ADELINE C. MORETTI Commercial Bordentown Dark -eyed Russian Girl typihes Adeline. She is not Russian but her dark eyes and black hair would recall Oci Cierne to anyone's mind. She has done much tap dancing for us between plays and in gym demonstrationsg this has given us much pleasure. MABEI. S. MYERS Technical Chesterfield Mabel with her mirthful smile and enthusiastic man- ner has distinguished herself by her amazing ability to sell magazine subscriptions. Her aptitude for combining work with pleasure is a source of wonder to us all. LUKIE PLATT C iific B ordentown Lukie's ability in basketball has made him a member of the regular squad. His one great love is talking. Lukie has been a help in class activi- ties, and the class wishes him much future success. ALICE RAVATT Commercial Borilentown Alice is a quiet, soft-spoken person, but she can be de- pended upon to put life into any affair. We wonder why it is that brunettes so often attract blonds and vice versa. GERTRUDE M. REED Technical C olumhur Gertie's jollity always is the first thing one notices about her. Mischievousness is one of the characteristics which makes her such an in- teresting petson. That she is one of B. H. S.'s patriots is proven by her joining the Red Cross Club. i221

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FREDERICK G. SILAR General Florence Fred's crooked grin is famous and he is so happy-go-lucky that he wears it much of the time, So far as we know, he has not yet made up to the ladies but he counts many friends among his male acquaintances. YOLANDA SIMCHAK Gen eral B orzlenlown Lulu is the poetically-inclined member of our class. She is usually observed in thought and oblivious of all around her. The result is ordinarily a new poem. May she never be at a loss for inspirations for her poetry. NORMA M. STIDFOLE Commercial Bordenzown One of our gifted students, Norma plays the piano expertly. Another of her gifts is in the artistic line. Drawing seems to come naturally to her. A pleas- ing personality and the gift of music will carry her to great achievements. HARRY E. STILTS General Florence Harry, a member of the base- ball varsity, has shown himself to be a hustler and a leader. With Harry acting as magazine manager of his homeroom, his classmates exceeded the quota. LYDIA SWEENEY Comm ercial Yard vill e Lydia is a quiet but jolly sort of person. She is always willing to lend a helpful hand. She has two ambitions. Her main one is to be a stenographerg her second to be a beautician. i241 THOMAS F. SWEENEY General Florence Fireball is the greatest left- handed pitcher in our high school history. He had a successful try- out with the Washington Sena- tors, and he should go a long way in the field of professional baseball. Good-bye lessons, eh, Tom? JACK W. THORN Technical Roebling And don't call me John! Energetic, likeable, opinionated Jack is a favorite among his classmates. Chief decorator, chem- ist, and camera fiend of the class, his Alma Mater will surely miss him next year, but, we trust, Helen will be by his side. HARRY E. TOWNSEND Civic Wrighcrtown Harry, a handsome, young blade, certainly has a way with the girls of B. H. S. His help for Senior Ball was certainly appre- ciated. He had quite a time of it, his truck breaking down and the like. He really deserves a vote of thanks from us. MARY TUNNEY Commercial Bordentown A petit, sweet, delightful mem- ber of our class is Mary. Her ballet dancing in the opera cer- tainly enhances the show! Her angelic expression is an example ol her charming personality. May she keep it to eternity. HELEN E. TUSIM Technical C olambzf r Helen possesses a very lovely singing voice which has on num- erous occasions, given us much pleasure and enjoyment. She hopes to achieve success in the operatic field. You have our most ardent wishes for success in this career you have chosen.