Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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SARAH M. LAURET I TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN Her eyes at starr of twilight fair. Sarah is the kind of girl any- one would be proud to have as a friend. The kindness she has shown to all in B. H. S. proves that her hopes of becoming a nurse will be successful. JULIA Z. LE BAK COMMERCIAL CHESTERFIELD A rheerful little lafrie with a heart fall of fun. Mix mischief, laughter, and twinkling eyes and you have a picture of judy. Her fine sing- ing voice has contributed much to the Glee Club. As a secretary we are sure that she will be the best. ROBERT A. LETTS GENERAL BORDENTOWN Happy I amy from care I am freef Why aren't they all contented like me? His football playing has made Bob one of the better known members of our class. He has a pleasing personality which adds to his popularity. His service on class committees has always been of great value. NEWTON H. LONGSTREET GENERAL CHESTERFIELD A paralyzer of the female heart. Who's that tall, blond, hand- some boy? That's Newt. All sports rate high with him as does Leaders' Club. He has been an active member of many commit- tees. Newt's future interests lie in aviation. SABATINI LORETANGELI COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN With a twinkle in his eye, One of our more enthusiastic athletes, playing on both the var- sity football and basketball teams, Sabby has a host of admirers. He has represented us on the A. A. Council and has done a grand job. - y 4 ' 1 DANIEL RAUII LUCAS GENERAL FLORENCE Ns Happy the mortal free and independent. Always ready with a hearty laugh for his classmates-this is Dutchy. His knowledge of the female heart cannot be surpassed. He did Hue work in the Camera Club. We think he'll be a success- ful diesel engineer. VIRGINIA M. MACK COMMERCIAL PIERSONVILLE Ah, lerr-lex: bright The starr of night Than the eyes of this radiant girl! Here is a truly all-round girl. She has participated in all activities. Ginger gave her ser- vices to the Fabella as advertising manager in her Senior year. He? personality has made Lis all proud to know her., i , . . 1 SHIRLEY L. MALLERY ' COMMERCIAL .BORDENTOWN A lovely lady garrnented in , light A 1 - From her ou'n'heaut1. Shirl isa well- nown athlete. She participated i all sports, her favoyite being basketball. She served our class for three years on the A. A. Shirley will be an ex- pert beautician.

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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.

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SHREVE MALSBURY COMMERCIAL FLORENCE Very rich it be in virtues. Skinny uses all his excess power in blowing the tuba. An ardent member of our new band, he has added much to its success. He also is interested in photog- raphy and was a member of the Camera Club. LUCY MARINI CLASSICAL FLORENCE Whore little body lodged a rningbty mind. Can't you imagine Lu in her trim nurse's uniform laying her cool little hand on some feverish brow? Although she is a very quiet, demure little miss, Lucy will long be remembered by her classmates. ANNE A. MASIKO COMMERCIAL ROEBLING Ii ir good to be merry ' and wire. Here's to the future typing champion of the U. S. Judging from the efficiency Anne has shown as an N. Y. A. worker, and her effectiveness as a Fashion Club model, she will be a great success in business. LUCY B. MASSARI COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN I love life. Shortie is noted for her mis- chief-making ways. Her work in the Library Club and as Miss Burr's messenger will not be for- gotten. Shortie's ambition is to become an expert typist and re- porter. Best of luck! l24l ELL IC SYKESVILLE l 4 ' igbl of e and he at 3 Senior ss, El as par tici In e ct11 s. w eve she has b a ery ambi tious member of t e ibrary Club. ribA quiet e er f our . . . f . HO - Her very shyness i ttractive. LILLIAN M. MATLACK COMMERCIAL ROEBLING My heart it open wide, for A stranger, iaith, or kin. Lillian and Irene, Irene and Lillian, and never the two shall separateg they even resemble each other! Lillian was a member of the Fashion Club, along with the rest of the gang, and looks for- ward to being somebody's secre- tary. as , I. 4 5' flfflllfls IISQOWSTON -I- COMMERCIAL 5 FLOfEgNCf A 1 ' i . pi 7-A Be Jiienl and mf!-tl 'ci nqverdetrlyi 3'0ll',l 4 rv The girls are all envious of Frn.ncis1curly lodtsg it doesn't seem fair to waste those ringlets on a merefgktn. Fr is anptllery of our Camera fiendtl: Rememlpgr i 4 his bluglleszkg X Yxx fi I x AVIS BL McCOY TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN A Jteadfaxt and a willing worker, iz cheerful companion and a loyal friend. Avis, an athlete, has won her varsity letters in baskektball, soc- cer and baseball. An active Fa- bella worker and a good student, we're sure she'll succeed in her years at State Teachers College.