Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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WILMER WILSON C ivic C In exterheld Wilmer, we think, might be called the Richard Green of B. H. S. His handsomeness, coupled with his intelligence, makes him quite a distinguished future farmer. He is an enthu- siastic member of the F. F. of A. IDA L. WOOD Commercial Cronwicky As the ellicient business man- ager of the Fabella, Ida has proven that under that quiet reserve of hers is hidden intelli- gence, conscientiousness and Edel- ity. Her pleasant smile and pink cheeks have added much beauty to the B. H. S. campus. f I Wwmypil' JOHN A. YOCKUS Commercial Florence Yockie is an unusually quiet chap. He takes an active interest in sports, foremost of which is baseball. His cute smile makes many a girl's heart beat a little faster. x0 B '90 Q-P' ,, 49, 0' ll 'Q fi-K lluu ll 0 01.9 5. s is M' if sf' H' .- 'iw ilir f T y .,gEmiFQg- . ' ,Q e-za ' ,tru K K 5 . K K Rx -f kfk-, ' 3 H . l4b ee0w . e KA., . .- , ti f f? 'ii K ,i k,VTLV E261

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ANNABELLE LEE TUTEK Commercikzl Georgetown The charming smile and jolly mood of Annabelle bring her an outstanding popularity among her classmates. Witty, clever, and original, she has made a name for herself in the school publications and with her English teachers. ROSEMARY A. TYRELL Commercial Bordentown Obbie is full of vim, vigor, and vitality. Her very versatile personality has won for her a host of friends and admirers. Athletics seem to be Obbie's main activity but she has given her services also to the Senior Ball Decorating Committee and many other activities. MARGARET I. VAGOTT General Borzlenlown Margaret has been in our midst only a short time, but her friendly and mischievous spirit became ap- parent soon after her arrival. She was the very fortunate possessor of the lucky number during the magazine drive. MARY A. VAN HISE Commercial Crorrwickr Mary is a very happy-go-lucky individualg nothing ever seems to worry her. Her cute giggles have been a constant source of amuse- ment to us. May she ever keep that gay and light-hearted spirit of hers. GRACE WAINWRIGHT Commercial B ordentown Grace is a Winsome miss, gentle and kindly in her ways, but lively and full of fun too. Serving on various class committees she has proven herself dependable. Quite a hit with the country fellows is she, we hear! W lU l25J JOSEPH J. WALL General Bordenlown Tardy Joe is a new nickname we have coined for this young man. He has shown his willing- ness to help our class by being on several of our dance commit- tees. He has been a player of intra-mural basketball for several years. JEANNE M. WATSON C larrical B ordenlown Jeanne always seems on the lookout for work, and waiting to be of assistance whenever she is needed. She is a fine student, a truly talented artist, and a sincere friend. JOSEPH R. WEBER Commercial Florence Joe's sterling character and ser- ious Ways have won the admira- tion of his classmates. Noted for his dependability, he has proven his worth both on the Fabella Stall and in the Camera Club, where he has worked along the lines of his hobby, photography. HELEN D. WESSTROM Technical B ordentoufn Where would our class have been without Helen? Her aid in decorating for dances, in being chairman of Christmas Card Sale, and in representing us on Co-op cannot be appreciated too much. We think she's cute and that she has an A-1 personality. ELEANOR ADELE WILSON General Florence At lirst glance Eleanor gives the impression of being very de- mure. But wait! Take a second look. Observe closely those mis- chievous and twinkling eyes which betray her. She is known to pos- sess a definite attraction for the opposite sex.

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SENI0ll BALL The Senior Ball, one of the most outstanding activities of the year, was held on December 13, 1940. The High School gymnasium, the scene of the Ball, was transformed into the interior of a home at Christmas time, with a large fireplace the center of attraction. Dancing was enjoyed from nine until twelve to the melodious strains of the music rendered by Leon Leonard and his Cavaliers. The high-lighted song of the evening was a swing version of Jingle Bellsf' The soothing light of many colored Christmas tree bulbs, the yuletide holly and laurel, and the soft, soft music, all tended to put the dancers in a dreamy mood. The dance programs, quite unusual this year, were made of wood, lettered in noodles, and hinged with red and green ribbon. Those on the committee were: jack Thorn, Chairman, Betty Archer, Arthur Brickner, Irene Deiterich, Horace Eaton, John Garemore, Robert Grove. Edna Kale, Melvin Kemp, Anne Kocsis, Mabel Myers, Tom Peiffer, Lukie Platt, George Serecky, Yolanda Simchak, Lewis Thompson, Harry Townsend, Annabelle Tutek, Helen Wesstrom. The other high light of the Senior activities is the trip to Washington, D. C. This year the visit extended from Wednesday, April 30th to Friday. May 2nd, The bustle of a wide-awake Capitol City was very noticeable to all. Many buildings of national importance were visited and much fun sand- wiched in between the educational pilgrimagesf JOHN A. GAREMORE l27l berg