Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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BETTY JANE INMAN TECHNICAL CROSSWICKS I have learned in whatever .rtate I am therewith to he fontentf' Member of the Girl Re- serves and Etiquette Club, Assistant Editor of the Fa- bella, decorating and nomina- ting committees, soccer, bas- ketball and baseball teams- these prove how active Sister Betty has been. She should make an excellent nurse. HELEN T. JOHNSON TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN A true friend ir forever a friendf' Johnnie has played four years of soccer, making the Varsity Squad her Senior year. Baseball has also been a favor- ite sport. With her good looks and pleasant ways, we're sure she'll go far. JEAN M. JOHNSON COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN The girl with the .frnile ir the girl worth-while. Biz has an agreeable manner. It seems ice skating is her favorite sport. Her high school days were spent on the Skeeter and the Fabella Staffs. She assisted at the Carnival and in the Etiquette Club. LUCILLE JOHNSON TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN S he war a friend, faithful and jurt to ree. Sports always attracted our Sid, She is a baseball fan and played on the Sophomore and Junior Baseball Squads. Craft Club claimed her inter- est this year. V FRANCES JURNY COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN Happy-go-lucky ir rhe! Fran is the jester of our Senior classes. Her devil-may- care attitude wins her many friends. Fran's work in the Craft Club has been very use- ful. Her future ambition is as yet undecided. Best of luck! EMERIC H. KARPAC COMMERCIAL ROEBLING In faith, he if a worthy gentleman. Good-natured-that's Emeric in every sense of the word. He's a real friend to all of his pals. He's very good in com- mercial work and we're sure he's going places. More power, Emeric. EDN A L. KERN COMMERCIAL ROEBLING A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Kern's cheerfulness has proven very infectious to all. She has been active in all sports and activities and has been an asset to the Fabella Staff during her Senior year. She desires to become a sec- retary. LAWRENCE A. KERN TECHNICAL ROEBLING Of all friendr, there ir no friend like he, It was a long while before we realized Larry and Edna were twins. This time it really is the female of the species who is the more talkative. Annapolis claims his attention. lI21l I 'v ,115 if It If N ' I s X Wi X91 If' I7 Bla Q ,gl G-lxfwj' Jfn 8 EJ 'A 'I fr NA, ! TU , .1 ,- .ll

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MW! - ,. 1 E ..,, me I A ti is I qt, I x I f I ' 1 , -Vit . , .Y I Z' s ' x , MERVIN D. GROVEMAN TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN He taketh mort delight in marical imtramenttf' For four years Merv has been a member of both the cheer leading squad and or- chestra. He was vice-president of our class and an able Fa- bella worker. Varsity basket- ball has been his choice of sports. HELEN V. HAAS FRANK HEGYI COMMERCIAL ROEBLING Whether down or up, .rtri1fe. Sports writing is Heg's major activity. He has been sports editor for the Fabella and Skeeter, and wishes to be a sports writer in the future. The baseball team has made progress under his manager- ship. Z, , 'Y r ET V. HENRY COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN COMMIERCI ENTOWN Her fame will come, for ff,-he, ' all good are :he Jhall rtri1fe. N'7a4d a tem of Qdfozvnf' The Library Club has held titicfof her interest for four years. - and vi re encased' Sue will make her way -f' Ethefsssgi bo . he hasJ through life as an eflicient , n -mntamura secretary. She has been a an ve her the good sportsman and a de- XEfhel-5 'Club Edi of tl? pendable class mate. Fabella t ear. SHIRLEY A. HAINES TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN 'Thoaghtfalnerr maker friendrg Thoaghtfulnerr keep: them. Uncle Sam will some day have the services of Shirley as she intends to become an army nurse, and will the soldiers' hearts go pit-a-pat! Shirl was a member of the Girl Reserves, Craft Club, and Fabella Staff. ELSIE M. HANNAH COMMERCIAL GEORGETOWN For a good-natared girl ir loved bert. Elsie has giggled her way through high school. Her am- bition is to be the wife of an agricultural-minded man. Elsie is a pleasant friend and companion. i201 HAROLD HOUSEWORTH CIVIC BORDENTOWN Hit limhr were cart in manly mold For hardy Jportr or context bold. After four years Toby has reached the goal of all high school students-gradu- ation and a diploma. His excellent work on the foot- ball team will always be re- membered by us at B. H. S. JAMES J. INGLING GENERAL COLUMBUS C0rz5i.ftericy, thou art a jewel. Jim, a very pleasant fellow, has made many friends among his classmates. He is a man of few words. A member of Art Club, he has been a will- ing Worker in our activities.

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HENRY B. KESSLER TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN He it yet a rcholary there it none better. The manager of our basketball squad is an efficient individual. Henry has portrayed his own talents on the intramural court. He has consistently maintained a high standard of scholarship. Fabella has commanded Kess' attention this year. EDWARD T. KINSLEY CLASSICAL BORDENTOWN A good nature ir a thing to he deriredf' Wolf brought honor to his name as a very conscientious editor of the Skeeter Staff. He was a brilliant student and helped in making the Senior Ball a suc- cess. His cheerfulness attracted many friends. 4 PAULINE J. KITSON COMMERCIAL ROEBLING Merit ir uforlhier than fame. This charming blonde dislikes very much her capacity for blush- ing. Pat loves to dance and stenography is one of her favorite subjects. Usually very quiet, she has her talkative moments when with her gang. MARION E. KLEIN COMMERCIAL FIELDSBORO Her heart it in the right place. A dependable worker and a loyal friend is Ducky. She has been a member of our Glee Club and a cooperative member of our class. We wish her future happi- ness in all she undertakes. LOUIS C. KOCSIS GENERAL ROEBLING To rmile through life ir my 'greatert ambition, Often referred to as the per- sonality kid, Lou will be best remembered as the Barker in our Carnival, and the lnterlocuter in our Minstrel. He has played in intramurals and has been our representative on the Co-op. G. FLORENCE KOWATCH COMMERCIAL ROEBLING Be good, Iayr the proverb ami happy yozlll he, Bat fun on the other hand .fclfi.Yf,f8A' me. Our most enthusiastic jitterbug is Fluke. She has been a mem- ber of the Dramatic Club, and the Fabella has kept her busy as head typist this year. There is no one quite like Florence. SHIRLEY L. LANE COMMERCIAL FLORENCE W'ell-timed .filence hath more eloquence than Jpeechf' Shirl is a very jolly person. Since she has been in high school she has had a steady beau. She has been a great aid to our class on the nominating committees. Shirley will surely succeed as a dress designer. REGINA E. LANGAN TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN Free as the zvindr that hlowf' Jean's truly free. No strings are attached to her. She is inter- ested in all sports, particularly basketball. Her work as a Cheer Leader has been enthusiastic. Teaching is her future occupation.