Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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MARJORIE J. BOZARTH TECHNICAL FLORENCE Heart on her lip: and roul within her eyeJ. Marge is a noted dancer. Her merry laugh and twinkling eyes have made her a favorite with us all. She was a member of the Dramatic Club and Feature Editor of the Fabella. Is she matrimonially minded? RAYMOND BOZART H COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN He um u scholar ancl a right goocl one. A versatile person is Ray. He was president of our class for two years and also represented us on the Co-op. Boze took an active part in intramural basketball and was on the varsity football squad. RUTH BRAGG CIVIC BORDENTOWN An ounce of mirth ir worth a pound of Jorrowf' A quiet unassuming person is Ruth. She is neat and is a de- pendable worker. Ruth has a cute giggle but doesn't use it much in class. All who know her realize she is a true, loyal friend. CLARE C. CANTWELL COMMERCIAL ROEBLING How fluently nonrenre trickle: from her tongue. Clare has been a member of the Skeeter's typing staff for two years. Her charming laugh and sunny disposition have endeared her to our hearts. She plans to brighten some office as a stenog- rapher. EILEEN . M. CANTWELL COMMERCIAL ROEBLING There's much credit in heing merry. For two years has been a member of the Skeeter Stal? and has done commendable work. Everyone appreciates her effici- ency and dependability. These, together with her personality, should make her an ideal secre- tary. JOAN K. CANTWELL TECHNICAL ROERLING I have 4 heart with room for every joy. As advertising manager of the Skeeter, joan has been very active. Her ambition is to become a nurse and her charming smiles would make anyone want to be her patient. s e a-ll know, her hobby is folg ting. f I A af l inks lxlxyxf 5 I V' R ' l l I I 'BR'No1f.,IlgAIii1l 'CARLSON .li OMMQEIAL ' 1. KOEBLINO We Zo1fe,r23 rmg if ig mzmigf s '12 f ww-f J' A- ' 'I hfiiitghiit milf f .lfleariofs helpfulness' in ther Library 'Club was appreciated. As a member of the Fashion Club, she took part in the Fall Fashion Show and those blue pajamas she modeled will long be re- membered. FRANCIS R. CARLSON COMMERCIAL FLORENCE Your dertuny will he great, for you are of the bert. Frank, a tall quiet unassuming classmate, is a very pleasant chap indeed. Did you know he just adores English, and Bookkeeping is his delight? We don't know his ambition but we wish him great happin in life. striking?

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ANNE M. ADER GENERAL PIERSONVILLE Her very frowm are fairer far Than the Jmile of other maidem are. Her Majesty the Queen, that's Anneg she was chosen Queen of the Carnival in her Junior year. As a Freshman she was our Co-op representative. Her charm- ing personality has made her one of the most popular members of our class. MARGARET ANDRAKO TECHNICAL ROEBLING Live all you cartf it'.f a mistake not to. Drake, despite her smallness, is quite tempetmentalg this never- theless does not interfere with her ability to gain and hold friends. She has been very active on the Skeeter. Drake's am- bition is to be a nurse. Med- Silertce ma , can do little harm. EN CE Alice has an extremely pleas- ing personality and always seems to be very happy. Her greatest ambition is to be a teacher. We know Al will succeed as she is a hard worker. BETTIE BINTLIFF TECHNICAL ROEBLING Life il Jhort, hut .rhe har always time for courtesy. As secretary of the class in her Sophomore year, a member of various committees, and president of the Co-op, Bettie has proven to be an eiiicient and capable worker. She will make a charm- ing nurse. SHIRLEY R. BINTLIFF COMMERCIAL ROEBLING Rohed in the long night of her deep hair. Sportsmanship and friendship have been the aims of Shirl. One of her favorite sports is soccer. The decorating commit- tees for our dances and the Christ- mas Card Committee owe a great deal to her. DOROTHY M. BIRGL COMMERCIAL FLORENCE A cheerful life is what the mater love, A roaring spirit it their prime delight. Vivacious, blithe, and lovely describe Dot. It is always pleas- ant tot hear her gay chatter and laughter. Dorothy graced the Skeeter Staff in her Senior year. Her heart is with the army. pvltff ' X A MPQAWSY W, A Boyh EA TE I-I I L I ' FLQRAICE 'T e I and playfulrterx of her talk. Teddy has been very active on the Christmas Card Committee and on the Fabella. She is always willing to lend a helping hand when it is needed. Her ambition is to become a pharmacist. BETTY A. BOZARTH CIVIC COLUMBUS Here lived the foul enchanted by melody of Jong. Happy all the day long seems this young miss. A great giggler is she and full of fun. She tried her hand at dramatics in her Freshman year and has been a member of the Glee Club.

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WILLIAM C. CARSLAKE GENERAL COLUMBUS A man cannot spend all his time in frolicf' Bill is a farmer and a right good one at that! He specializes in painted Fords and sporty shoes. With his droll way and his witty sayings he has won a reputation as class cut-up. HARRIS H. CARTER COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN Conscienlious, studious, and exacting-traits he will always possess. A quiet, unassuming lad is Harris, but one who understands him and appreciates his aims is imbued with respect and admira- tion for him. As a Febella mem- ber and as Mrs. Brook's N. Y. A. helper, he has been very coop- erative. M. DORIS CHILTON COMMERCIAL CHESTERFIELD This liheahle miss has a charming way Of laughing and giggling all through the day. Dot has done much to up- hold the honor of the Senior Class in intramural sports. She was on the soccer, basketball, and baseball teams-truly earning her Her future interests lie in aviation. JEAN E. CHILTON COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN Her face hetohened all things dear and goodf' We'll never forget Jeanie's pleasant disposition and friendli- ness. She was a helpful member of the Etiquette Club in her Freshman year. Jean has studied hard to become a secretary, but she really wants to be just a farmerette. JOSEPH CIUCLA GENERAL ROEBLING Be merry todayg forget tomorrow. Chuke is one of the truly great characters of B. H. S. He is quite unpredictable in every- thing he does. A member of the orchestra for the past three years, he is known as one of the veterans. JAMES COCHRAN COMMERCIAL FIELDSBORO If you would rule the world quietly, You mast keep it amused. Comical in a dry manner, Jimmy often kept us amused. He was interested in the work of the Art Club during his years of high school. His ambition is to work in a foundry. If Weir ll 'W I o CONJJOL Y GENERAL BORDENTOWN f The career open to talentsg II that was my princip I John's spectacular pla' basketball court and on t base- ball diamond has earned li m the distinction of a great at 1 te. If he carries his sense of fair play on life's pathway, he will surely succeed. y, ke . , f 4 L 41 a : -- ff 1. I , I , :,,-, I- , M- Q 'X I 1 ' ' PAUL A. CoNREY ' . f TECHNICAL FLCSRENCE Let them call it mischief: When it is past and prospered 'tufill he a virtue. Conrey is a happy-go-lucky fellow who loves to tease others. His good looks match his devil- try. Paul has been a prominent member of the Leaders' Club. -Z--2 Q-I