Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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.vi .NX .-v I 1 - ' ' ' ' ' w A. '- UA lmxlf, HL D 'B-113 JP I M' fl -Ti Y ' I ' X NE PRESIDENT Q J ' ' Q 1, 1 ,J CE-PRESIDENTN' L V N.. HARRY SHIPPS , I I- y I NJ' J 'ROBERQ DAVIS - x ,ll Q Con1fermliomzi X ,J J I Collegian, ,I ' V t - TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN X f K .I l jk GENERAL -, v I my ' I , .5 1 FJ This handsome student hasls 'J ,XX 'R I X T' Smoke lzas bezgvvery active T- 3, t gained the seat of presidency for I x ' I in the Loaders' Clu , A. A.,' ati I T three years. The Skeeter and Fa- xl X Aj K the Hi-Y.' He PIR! payed hhgood' xx., .x bella have reaped the benefit of i ' ' I game of football san ask ball. ,U 'K q. his talents. His desire is to be a , 1 N He isfa pgime figoritq among is . future Naval OfflC6F. . fd I A classmates and join 'D - by I P I ll, fl ll ' Navy- --' 4 lx if S 5 .SQ t l T 2 Q 4 Q N- K T E 5 A xi' - Q X ' is 1 . f C ' . X v 0 NBN M gf .J Q N Q2 gm R 4 bi. l l ELSIE C. VALENTINI ADVISER FABELLA AND SENIOR CLASS, 1942-1943 iq-Q SECRETARY ANNE AVENI Brilliant f COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN Anne is one of the most out- standing students in her class. She is not only good in studies but also in sports. She is very co- operative in every way. She has , belonged to the Co-op, Skeeter, and Fabella. Her favorite hobbies are reading and craftwork. , X3 -lk if iiwfigx MRS. C. F. THOMPSON ADVISER SENSOR CLASS 1939-I 42 TREASURER ELAINE SWEENEY Sincere COMMERCIAL FIELDSBORO Elaine with her cheerfulness and winning smile has acquired many friends at B. H. S. She has been very active in Soccer, Basketball, and Qaseball and was one of our cheerleaders. She has been our efficient class treas- urer for two years.

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LIBERTY. . . Without the four freedoms our democracy could not exist. The idea of freedom may be summed up as President Franklin D. Roosevelt has pointed out: 0 FREEDOM OF RELIGION, the right given to man ro worship as he pleases. 0 FREEDOM OF SPEECH, the privilege of writing and saying the things we think should be expressed. o FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY, the opportunity to gather together and talk without fear upon any subject. 0 FREEDOM OF PRESS, the permission to print without restrictions facts and criticisms as we see them. 0 Now as we face toward the future and our part in making it, we shall look forward with brave spirits and uplifted hearts into a world of peace where there shall be a feeling of security for all, where our homes and families shall be ruled by a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. 7WewwbQglheJ SENICDRS The FczbelL dl? Qs- Q . 'I ff , X 1, l ' 2 1-' Q if sg '4' f X f f ff. 313712 d Q 41 :Vi gf Z 4 XX X gqff Sy- g i. 'sv f L, x 7 f 1 fr I' If J Aw u iijiyyrgff xg S 6 X I 1' X T I 1 X Q ff!!! i , 1' 1 Q!! f ff . mi 1 egg ' 9' , ty! 1945 Diff .

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GEORGE ATKINSON Reticem ' COMMERCIAL COLUMBUS The Hawk lives up to his name as he is quite sharp and ob- serving. He astonishes his friends with his great How of words. He is a dandy basketball player, but look for him in the Navy soon. MI jj' W N AUSTIN NER BORDENTOWN ishi g, trapping, ice skating, nd baseball are all hobbies of this versatile young man. His blond curly hair and his blushes have endeared him to the hearts of his classmates, especially the feminine portion of the class. All Iii' Xt , '11 L D STIN 4' X I .., ,. J. ntroxpl ve 1 QS I A gk Y .RAI ,I Rohn Q G We bell e V W rs- n D ld A' u ' s hby som ' es. fem ging fro ' , her quiet'to m ome ery itive statement. l'k both holler enjoyed worki fl the Girl Re- I skating an ' lsfging and has serves. R I E E g HC femem ' C is plea er and eerful w' rin im ma y A ior ' Buick r l ad 'r it bug - l m ie stubs r or- ite pasti s. I . . xxqnn ,tens-3 T' 3'5 -'O A A t..'.y , XQK vi-f 5 I1-I-W 'sq X a . ,Jr eg ...R g . I I1 K I PAfIL1NI2 IVICBAHXTCJII vs Cheerful COMMERCIAL KINKORA Bunny has a hobby which agrees with her nicknameg she raises rabbits. She was president of the Girl Reserves and an able worker in the Craft Club. She often helps her father get Uncle Sam's mail through. CATHERINE V. BAYLOR Active CIVIC BORDENTOWN She is second to none when it comes to sportsg soccer and soft- ball show her at her best. lt is a welcomed pleasure to hear her sing in the Glee Club. JUNE ANNE BENSEL Versatile TECHNICAL BORDENTOWN june is noted for her dancing prowess and for her delightful personality. Her favorite pastime is collecting football pennants. XVe shall always remember her winsome smile and her lovely blonde beauty. 2 A I A ff ' A I x . k 1 . r. Il' RUSSELL BENTZ Clever , ' COMMERCIAL BOIBBNIBWN Russ as loads Q cha that 0 '. l e ' 4 1 he is I. I, . - - a ell-informed stude - ' ree ti 's spent in will c t e the h Alth qu is ' , i Sun 5: nd raisi ! IL, , A 'Ad' P fa? ' ' fl' A I 15 I A-J , '4.' ' 1' D -H134 1 M