Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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Katherine LaForJh-Her neatly coiffeured hair and immaculate appearance. Betty Lihoarich-Her husky but pleasing speaking voice. Elizabeth Liptah-Her abundance of information. Leona Looendurki-Her head usually in a book. Mary Lower-Her being our D. A. R. representative. Michael Lubrano-His devil-may-care attitude. Dorothy Madar-Her very attractive dark coloring. Kermit Matthewx-His lunch hour tete-a-tetes with Irene. john Mark.:-His unusual nickname, Cutie john Mariko-His well groomed appearance. Charlotte McDaniel!--Her ever-present wad of gum. Frank McHugh-His infectious laugh and friendly personality. Dorothy Meltz-Her portrayals of any type of character. Leo Mercantini-His discovery of his correct first name. Eleanor Moreland-Her conquest of a certain Senior's heart. Adeline Moretti-Her impish grin. Mabel Myers-Her naive questions and optimistic manner. Betty Parcellr-Her interesting anecdotes. Dorothy Parker-Her ability to hold back a lurking smile or laugh. Thomax Peijer-His fondness for a certain blonde. Lucie Platt-His pessimistic views on all matters. Alice Ravatt-Her name invariably coupled with Herb's. Donald Reed-His being a strict advocate of the Republican Party. Gertrude Reed-Her culinary ability. Stuart Reed-His concise report on the financial standing of the class. Louie Robinron-His position as right-hand man to Miss Shank. Anna Rufnah--Her efficiency. Veronica Sandusky-Her athletic prowess. Charler Santoro-His ability to bluff his way through. Euelina Satterthwait-Her crisp and business-like manner. Fred Scattergood-His intense interest in Agriculture. Evelyn Schwoebel-Her vim, vigor, and vitality. Margaret Schafle-Her reticence. George Serecky--His victory parade in school on November 6. Ronald Shinn-His very fair coloring. Frederick Silar-His reservedness. Yolanda Simchah-Her interest in B.M. I. Norma Stidfole-Her cheerful placidity. Harry Stiltz-His nonchalant outlook on life. Lydia Sweeney-Her chagrin when a certain teacher mispronounced her name Thoma: Sweeney-His A-No. 1 baseball pitching. lack Thorn-His go-getter and dominant personality. Harry Townrend-His Beau Brummel appearance. Mary Tunney--Her activity in the Drum and Bugle Corp. Helen Tnxim-Her hero-worship of Nelson Eddy. Annabelle Tuteh-Her humorous and wordly-wise observations. Rosemary Tyrell--Her talent for acquiring and keeping friends. Margaret Vagott-Her mild exterior which is just a front. Mary VanHiJe-Her nonsensical inquiries. Grace Wainwright-Her squeals of delight and surprise. joseph Wall-His attempts to impress Evelyn. Jeanne Watron-Her sage advice and tolerant views. jofeph Weber-His studiousness. Helen Werrtrom-Her place in that happy combination of Helen and jackf Eleanor Wilton-Her utter disregard of rules and regulations. Wilmer Wilson-His reserved attitude toward the opposite sex. Ida Wood-Her very cooperative attitude. John Yockur-His wavy black hair. i291

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What We'll ememher Them For . .. Allen Adamt-His constant race against time. Ioteph Agoet-His pompadour haircuts. Bettie Archer-Her dazzling blonde loveliness. Dorothy Atay-Her one-man-only-for-me policy. Catherine Bago-Her palm reading in assembly. Edward Barrett-His basketball prowess and popularity with the girls. Myrtle Bell-Her dimples playing hide and seek. Myrtle Bentz-Her appreciation of a joke even if played on her. Alherta Bowe-Her loyalty to George. Audrey Bozarth-Her brightly colored knee socks. Edith Bozarth-Her being an inseparable friend to Charlotte and Adella. Arthur Brickner-His muscular physique. Angeline Buccigrotti-Her enormous dark eyes. Richard Budd-His slaying of the English language. jamet Bullech-His chemical concoctions. Charlet Bunting-His school-boy complexion. Norman Campbell-His analytic mind. Anthony Carugno-His silence which was golden. Blanch Chapman-Her amazing speed in shorthand. Ioteph Chapman-His loud plaid shirt. Donald Chance-His portrayal of the great American Boy. Ioteph Chorha--As the little man who wat there. Irene Ciucla-Her hand extended in friendship to all. Dorothy Colwell-Her blushing conduct where boys were concerned. Mary Cronin-Her ability to attract members of the opposite sex. Charlet Cryan-His perpetual air of bewilderment. Irene Deiterich-Her position as a sweetheart of the Freshmen boys. Nicholat DiLullo-H is never ceasing attempts to conquer those blushes. Etther Duhy-Her Amazonian stature. Evelyn Duhy--Her temperament not matching her hair. Francit Durr-His very serious blue eyes. Irene Durr-Her well-modulated speaking voice. Horace Eaton--His very subtle sense of humor. Charlet Eichinger-Those large question marks in his eyes. Mary Endre-Her ability to confuse herself. Anna Engelherger-Her vivid personality under a quiet exterior. Thelma Fatich-Her ability to spend her leisure time usefully. Adella Fewhet-Her good nature. Mary Filipponi-Her slow southern-like drawl. Frank Forho--His unruffled calm. john Garemore-His presence whenever help was required. Mary Gaydot-Her unusual facial expressions. Adam Ginther-His English composition, How to Milk a Cow. Rohert Grove-His portrayal of the bewildered professor. Irean Halatz-Her inexhaustible stream of questions-sensible and otherwise. Norman Hamilton-His matching blushes and hair. Dorit Herhert-Her air of mystery. Burtit Hill-His impromptu speeches in chapel. Charlet Hornor-His unawareness of the sign Grace pinned on him in Eng. IV Dorothea Hutted-Her Quaker-like manner. Edna Kale-Her chuckles. Stephen Karpac-His man-about-town strut. Melvin Kemp-His ability to be everywhere and see everything. Harry Kimble-His head usually in the clouds. Marguerite Klein-Her perpetual worry over acquiring passing marks. Anne Koctit-Her frequent absences from school. Mary Kozah-Her blunt and to-the-point speeches. Mary Anna Kundrat-Her gentle smile and dainty manners. William Kurty--His intense interest in art. E281

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