Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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IRMA R. CON SELICE COMMERCIAL FLORENCE A little quiet it the only diet. As a member of Glee Club and Library Club, Irm has done her part to make our extra-curricular program suc- cessful. The fact that she is so tiny should be no handi- cap to her as a medical as- sistant. ALVIN J. COTTRELL COMMERCIAL FIELDSBORU For daring nomenye seldom failx to please. Cotty is very interested in baseball and wants to become a professional. He was active in the Leaders' Club, Co-op, and the Senior Ball Decorat- ing Committee. Being very talkative he has acquired many friends, not all male! MARGARET J. DEETS GENERAL FLORENCE Moderty if the beauty of women. We wonder whether her quiet smile hides mischievous- ness beneath it. This smile often gives her away. Her future is to help fulfill the demand for nurses and we know she will be a big help to our country. ...ff 4' 'u 1 we ' A 'ye '. I' 4' ,Li ' 4 Q I Q iJEANNEf'E DIETERICH V, - I - f 14- ,QQCOMMERCIAL ' FIzDRENCE'J'A x - I e is mareitlinef ll tdffverratiorf-ix' feminine. , I Ajf' ' . ' Jeanne is a very effifient IJ colhmittee worker. Her Witt ' x - - ' Y I remarks have delighted all of 1 us lhroughout 'the years and 'fwillugot-far in gaiifing friends in days to comef Her ambi- tion is to be theytwife of a banker, I A , I-181 , n I el' .LJ J-'J,JL!- KENNETH DENNIS g S- I GE EAAL Isosahirow' f 'finite fa7Z1I,.t - e glad, 6 coaxing way he had. 3 Kennie leaves an excel- lent baskektball career behind at B. H. S. He has been a member of the Cheer Leaders and Leaders' Club. The fact that he has been on many committees shows that he is popular with everyone. MILDRED DICKINSON CIVIC BORDENTOWN There'.f no rubxtitute for hard work. The N. Y. A. will lose a faithful worker when Milly graduates. She has always been a conscientious worker in her classes and has shown cooperation, She desires to be a school marm. ROSINA DI FRANCESCO CLASSICAL FLORENCE Silence if full of potential wisdom. In her junior year, Rosina was an active member of the Girl Reserves. Roe has been on Program and Carnival Committees. One of Roe's favorite pastimes is watching a baseball game, preferably the Dodgers. 1 I ' DORIS MAE DOBBINS TECHNICAL FLORENCE One universal Jinile it seemed of all thingy joy part compare. Dottie's mischievousness adds to her very pleasing per- sonality. She is determined to be a musician as well as a school teacher. Dottie is al- ways ready at the call of her classmates.

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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

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JAMES E. DOUGHERTY GENERAL FLORENCE Deviltry was his master. Intramural basketball and baseball have been Jim's places to shine. He has also been a member of the Lead- ers' Club. James was a faith- ful rooter at our games. THOMAS R. DOUGHERTY CIVIC BORDENTOWN Popularity is a virtue when men have it. Play ball -that is what Tom likes to hear best. He would like to spend his future as a ball player. He has been a member of the school base- ball team. Tom has also been a Hy-Y member. DOROTHY E. DZURYACHKO COMMERCIAL ROEELING She turns on hospitable thoughts inlenlf' A member of the Girl Re- serves and Fashion Clubs and an advocate of basketball, baseball, and dancing, sweet and charming - this is a thumbnail sketch of Dottie, a quiet member of our class. RUTH A. EMERY COMMERCIAL CHESTERFIELD just looh around, a sweeter girl could not he found. Ruth's ability to blush so easily has made her famous in high school. She is sweet to everyone and in whatever she hopes to become we know she will be successful. Her interest in Craft Club has kept her quite busy. H. JEANNE FEASTER COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN She moves easiest who has learned to dance well. Here's to an outstanding athlete, cheer leader, commit- tee member, chorister, and friend. Our jean just tits the above description and she will long be remembered by her classmates as an outstanding member of the class of '42. NICK P. FILIPPONI COMMERCIAL FLORENCE Wiz can call forth smiles even from mourners. Nick's I dOn't care atti- tude, and the mischievous sparkle in his eyes will always be his trade-marks. He will also be remembered for his all-round sports ability in intramurals. Nick plans to become an expert machinist. MARY FINCH CLASSICAL ROEBLING One must be a wise reader to quote wisely and well. Music and languages are Finchy's major activities. She is an excellent violinist and singer. The study of languages, usually a trial to the rest of us, is a pleasure to Mary. ALBERT GRIFFITH COMMERCIAL FLORENCE You have such a nimhle wil. Under a rather stern ex- terior, Griff hides a heart of gold. Outstanding in Scout activities, Albert has a well- developed sense of honor. However, he does love to try! to get the teachers excite I ,KJ X' . . -, r , ,Dy 0 ,f f v L-ff J - 'I' + J iz!! ' L- ' V, ,011 :a,f'4l ' who 1 ff ' P f .fx r '