Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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swan-ly EMMA M. PRATT CIVIC BORDENTOWN To hll the hour-that is happiness. A sophisticated lady, Emma loses some of her poise when she indulges in her favorite sports. She was interested in the work of the Girl Reserve Club during her extra-curri- cular time. SIMON L. PRATT CIVIC BORDENTOWN The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. Simon always looks so seri- ous, we wonder what deep, long thoughts he is thinking. Known for his industry, Si- mon has made himself useful in many ways during his school career. MICHAEL PUSTAY TECHNICAL ROEBLING A comrade neither glurn nor merry. A true student of mathe- matics, Mike uses his under standing of this subject in all he undertakes. Mike has been on a championship intramural baseball team and is known as a steady and conscientious worker. ' J. sMICHAEL PUSTIE COMMERCIAL ROEBLING A'wise man never loses any- thing if he have himself. Mike's growl is worse than his bite. Sometimes he tries so hard to be gtumpyg then a smile forces its way through. Mike was an able contestant in intramural checkers and provided keen competition. i271 Tie-fa JOHN RHUBART COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN He doth hetray himself hy blushing. Freckles, grin, and good humor, that's Jack He was a member of the Leaders' Club for two years, and likes basketball and football. He is a great professional baseball an. HUGH S. ROBINSON TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN lid rather he right than president, A willing worker in the Li- brary Club for three years he proved himself. He has ranked high scholastically among his classmates through- out the years. Hugh's cher- ished ambition is to join the air corps. BETTY M. ROYCE TECHNICAL COLUMBUS Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low An excellent thing in a woman. Many assembly programs have been made enjoyable by Betty's singing. We all ap- preciate the service she has rendered us while on class committees. With her sweet personality we are sure she will go a long way in the world. LESTER S. SADLER CIVIC FIELDSBORO My fair one, let as swear an eternal friendship. Les is the Don Juan of our class. He does like the bus trips, especially on the way home. Null said! He has played in intramural basket- ball and baseball games. The F. F. of A. also has claimed his attention.

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L. WAYNE NELSON TECHNICAL COLUMBUS To he an artist is a great thing. Wayne, with his romantic family background and his love of writing line descrip- tions, should become one of our famous alumni. His in- terests in high school have been along artistic and craft work lines. THERESE O'CONNOR TECHNICAL COLUMBUS The hest goods come in small packages. Although Tess' is small of stature she makes up for it by her vivacious and charming manner. She has been an asset to the Craft Club, Girl Re- serves, and Fabella Staff. One never has a dull minute while in her presence. HELENE I. OTHMER COMMERCIAL ROEBLING The greatest ones may ask a foolish question now and then. Helen keeps her classmates entertained by telling them some very interesting stories. She seems very busy during and after school hours. She was quite a help to Mr. Bald- eagle in his fourth period study hall. JOSEPH L. PAPP COMMERCIAL ROEBLING joking and humor are pleas- ant, and often of extreme utility. Football, basketball, and baseball-these are Pappy's favorite sports. His athletic ability is admired by all and he has contributed much to the success of the Leaders' Club. His plans are Duke University and then army fly- ing corps. .lo MARITA K. PERKINS TECHNICAL FLORENCE Her talk was like a stream which runs With rapid change from rocks to roses. Perky has been the joy of her classmates. She was a faithful Girl Reserve member. Her care-free but still serious attitude will serve her in her career as a nurse. Sincerest wishes for success, Perk. JOSEPH PETER TECHNICAL ROEBLING A little nonsense now and then, ls relished hy the hest of men. A good friend and a willing helper is joeg his greatest am- bition is to serve his country by joining the Navy. We all wish him smooth sailing in whatever he does and wher- ever he goes. MARY A. PONTONIERO COMMERCIAL CHESTERFIELD She is pretty to walk with. Mary's hair is her crowning glory. Oh for ringlets like those! A member of Craft Club and of Etiquette Club, she has won many friends by her quiet charm. She likes baseball, too, boys! W N H. TE ICAL RD aultless ' Zlznner stood 915 M96 Popie is rememl7HeE,not only for his excellent scho- lastic record but also for his spectacular play on the basket- ball court. Warren proved himself an orator by conduct- ing assemblies as president of the A. A. Council. i261

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KARL SAYERS GENERAL FLORENCE A fne head of hair addr beauty lo a good facefl Sayersie is an easy fellow to get along with. He has been very active in intramural sports. His deviltry and good sportsmanship are known to all. Look for him at the gar- age after graduation. I A . ,Abd ,N L-zpfp ELIZA TH S COMMERCIAL FLOR E HA ' all lla adf in lb ' za th's dimples hw? ways ' ' the pl y hi n seek w en 'she smiles. H ss and sense of r riet label. heg a gentlewoma Ding llinv champ, Elget Hi he? work well. LILLIAN E. SCI-IUMANN COMMERCIAL MILE HOLLOW A willing heart, a helping hand, always ready on demand. As editorial writer on the Skeeter and editor-in-chief of the Fabella, Lillian is follow- ing her chosen career of jour- nalism. Her participation in plays and class meetings has added much to their success and enjoyment. ADA E. SHINN COMMERCIAL BUSTLETON Ar merry at the day it long. A willing Worker in Craft Club was Ade. All sports hold her interest but her am- bition is to become a farmer- ette. Her mischievous nature is well known and liked by everyone. DOROTHY V. SHONTS COMMERCIAL COLUMBUS I bale scarce Jmilety I love laughing. Dot wants to be an ex- pert beautician. In her Junior year, she was elected to the Co-opg as a Senior, she was Vice-President of the Fashion Club. Dot is an ever gay and smiling lass. ANNE P. SHORIAK COMMERCIAL ROEBLING I'll be merry and freeg I'll be .fad for nobody. Ann's poise and dignity made her the source of envy among her fellow members of the Fashion Club. So fat as we know, this is the only member of 42 ever to have been run over by a truck. RALPH J. P. SHULER TECHNICAL ROEBLING Silence it become his moiber-tongue. Here's to a drummer boy- long may hekbeat! A member of the Camera Club and a very intelligent student in his classes, Ralph has won many friends. Perhaps his French ancestry accounts for his charm. MARY A. SIMKOVICH COMMERCIAL ROEBLING A conftanf friend is rare and bard io find. Dependable and cheerful describe Shim. She is al- ways ready to help and does it with a smile. As our rep- resentative on the Co-op for two years, she has proven het worth. l28l