Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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1 o u . M A f ,m 1, 1 . , ' , .f . , .'1 ' ,f . I' . f XWJA- L pr it xt l V , I 'IK ' 'R vf 1, . it .W MARGARET BOROCZ frQuiet:: COMMERCIAL BORDENTOWN A dignified Miss, Margaret has been active in the Craft Club. We all admire her careful grooming. Her interest centers around keep- ing a scrap book. We are sure she will succeed in her future years. admqfi'-16-.1,Z 0 -Jx STEPHEN BOYCHUK Seri0ur COMMERCIAL COLUMBUS Steve is an unusually quiet chap. He is a true pal because of his common sense, and his firm belief in the right. He is a con- scientious student and is not con- tent until he has his work well done. H. TAYLOR BUNTING .Q Good-Natlxredn GEN. AGRI. Crtosswrcks - Tay me bet of Mr, ' , ' hunting and ' tra ng is -ranking out- d ts Hi ility to blush l m ny admirers 4 l air the envy of l ll' S. ROBERT B. CARSLAKE lmpiJlJ GEN. AGRI. COLUMBUS Bob's happy-go-lucky manner and good sense of humor make him a favorite among his com- rades. Although a city KH boy from Columbus, his heart seems centered around the farm. He 15 quite a baseball and basketball enthusiast, too, we hear. x 6 0 X,- H e ' I O NIC. BORIZENTOWN I A very'ch fu ' , Ruth has been an a m r of the base- ball team or t years. In her spare time, of ich there is little, she collect 'N venirs. Her house is a social center for young people. I 1 1 f I ., FRANCES CASTNER' p. L0quaci0u5'L' 1,' GENERAL je FIELDB R0 1' Flossi fone O r may k an active p ' e Gtr e- SCIVCSVRGA in r cam vals. Two of het chief b'ies':Ti'e ice skat- ing, and datin a young man from Chesterheld. and' f ovting xn en In ' l R MILDRED R. CHATMAN Happy-go-lucky GENERAL BORIDENTOWN Milly a most attractive girl, is a bright spot in soccer, softball, and dancing. As a model, she is a success lremember the fashion show?1 By the way, have you seen her sparkler from a Marine?? FRANK CLEE Trurtu'or1l9y COMMERCIAL BORDENTOXVN A typewriter and a French book have occupied Franks' time the last four years. Frank is the first person on the pond each winter. An ardent skater, he cuts a mean figure on the ice. Bonne fortune a VOUS. g

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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

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. yfjl! 'JJJ ww if-WM ll ,A .ff ujol C M :RCIA 1.1 'W 1 Mary' ile is the irst thing one no ces about her. She is al- ways pleasant and well mannered. Her perserverance and ability will see her ambition culminated in success. She just dotes on bowling and horse-back riding. fa- A - 15 T ON '0uJJ'lj,s9, 1 ' ' ORDENTOWN . - r amateur sportsme , J --9 oh intramur ., t, a - a V ntere ng and C l I 1 0 lJ C me ' t k 1 hs i if As a mechanic he reall s ' RONALD DANSBURY Wiltyn CoMM1sRt:1A1. BORDENTOWN We cannot help but admire Ronnie for his carefree disposi- tion. He has shown great ability in the Camera Club, Skeeter, and Safety Club. He is an outstanding cheerleader. LUCY DAN TUONO Friendly CCJMMIERCIIAL BORIUENTOWN Behind those merry black eyes is not the demure little being everyone takes her for. Her Holly- wood star album is the envy of all. An avid reader, she has been an asset to the Library Club. , K ., ' H . , . , ' K. . V . ' , x px? l 'X . ALBERT E. DENNIS Sturdy GEN, AGRI. BTDRDIFNTOXVN Dennis, with his Model A , is a familiar sight on Crosswicks Street. His trip, via hitch-hiking, to Florida this winter gave him a welcomed vacation. Hunting, trap- ping, and raising homing pigeons occupy his spare time. ' I fyf VA!! ,, I W J - ETHEL D AL-5 -- 1lE!eg J I COMMERCIAL X6 E , Charming and lovelyydithel is a pleasent person to know. Her hair, always perfect curls, is the envy of all the girls. She has been a help on several committees. Ifvfwu. lu-4-.., ...Jsu CLIFFO D SUN? Retiring n GEN. AGRI. BORIJIENTOWN Shyness keeps him out of trouble and his good conduct is one of his outstanding character- qu' istics. An agricultural enthusias he has been an interested member of the F. F. of A. He participates in all kinds of sports, especially. gunning and trapping, W My I A . il i1'j' A A SUSAN CORNELI DUNN Talented CLASSICAL BORDENTOWN Where she ever got some of those witty sayings only the gods know, but they have kept us amused for many years. As a pianist we are sure Sue will go far, because her playing charms the listener.