Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1947 volume:

vw vilddla Wm Back ' ,K 'K If V L.. .,V.. la? J 7fze Mazza zfm ew 1947 ,I f JM' Je' Eff 'Q -,J f ,WA N3-ss' A-f 3 if S Q 2 u m 'vsp V . , ,msgs f -f NW fv 4 1 f ' ,Q Q X 1:: Mft 5? wi ggwf Pzzbllfhed Amzfzfzlly by The Senior Clan' Volfzme XXXVI. May 1947 Bordentoufn. New jerfey CONTENTS Dedication .......... Administration and Faculty Fabella Staff .......... Senior Class ..... Senior Ball ........ Senior Class Prophecy Senior Class Poll Junior Class ..... Sophomore Class .... Clubs and Athletics . . . Calendar of Events Advertisements ....... 1 B. H. S. ALMA MATER Oh, Alma Mater, dear to thee we raise our sorm today The Yellow and White shall ever wave To guide us on our way To Bordentown High School well ever be loyal staunch and true Our hearts shall raise a song of praise To the friends we love so well So, here's a toast to our High School Onward to victory. 4 DEDICATION TI-IE CLASS OF 1947 dedicates this volume of THE FABELLA to The Bordentown Historical Society which has rendered valuable services to the youth of the community. In addition to the tour of famous sites of the city, the Society has made possible the awarding of an annual prize to a student writing an essay on some phase of Bordentown's history. The class has been inspired and encouraged by the interest which the officers and members of the Society have shown in the students of the school. OFFICERS OF THE BORDENTOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY President ....... ..... M r. Orson H. Brown First Vice President ..... Miss Emily J. Hopkinson Second Vice President ........ Miss Anna T. Burr Treasurer .......... . . . Mr. Andrew Wevat Secretary . . . . . . Miss Nellie Flynn l5l ROBERT M. OBERHOLSER ANNA T. BURR Ph.B., Frankl.n and Marshall College Trenton Normal M.A., University of Pennsylvania B.C.S., Rider College l ' SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS B.S. In Ed., Ed.M., Rutgers University PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL ' Q ' I L ' ' ' EVELYN M. BECKWORTH J' PAW' DALDEAGLJ A. B., Bucknell University A.B., Princeton University Mid., Rutgers University ENGLISH MATHEMATICS Adrifer of Spedalor Club Adina, of 5-mio, Clan Adviser of Fubelln Blnineu Staff l 6 l f 9 N1 wfif ETTE IRMA TROUT BROOK N Q! X 1 MARY E' BR LL B.c.s., B.Ed.Com., Rider College Af If Trenton State Normal ' COMMERCIAL if I7 MATHEMATICS 2 I Treamrer of School Fundr D+ K Advirer of Pet Club X DOROTHEA ODGEN CALLERY JOHN E. CALLERY B.S. in Ed., Trenton State Teachers College B.S.,Trenton Stare Teachers College PHYSICAL EDUCATION M.Ecl., Rutgers University SCIENCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Acl1'i.fer of A.A. and Cheerleaderr BIOLOGY Advirer of Leaderr Club and Coach l 7 l J MAIRA W, CLEAVER BS. in IRI, Indiana State Teachers College ELIZABETH H- DORFTY HISTORY B.S in ELI., Trenton Stare Teachers College MLISIKQ SCIENCE flfflf- f'f U! fffvv Cfllff flffriser of .S'fic'r14'e Club GIERALDINE GEHRINGER B-SV' Temple University ELLA MASON HAMILTON A.B., Lelwanon Valley College HISTORY . A N E 4 1 Aflzmver of Iunmr Cfaxx -4fl 'L' I Dm 'f ' CMI' Affzixer of Fabcffa Literary Slujf ISI JAMES L. IVES .S, li B , Lafayette Co ege GEORGE W. LANGE Vggifgiis B.Sc., Rutgers University Adzfifer of Scotty Literary Staff AGRICULTURE Asxixtant Coach of Baxelmll and Football Advixer of F. F. A. 'W College of Wooster MARGARET S' MCKELVEY A.B., Immaculata HISTORY MUSIC LATIN E Advifer of Glee Club NGLISH K9l -IOHANNA R. MARQUIS IIS., New jersey College for Wcmmen I'lOMIf EIQONOIVIICS Adfiwr of junior Red Crfm' LOUISIZ F, MERCANTINI MARTIN MAYFR Haul I1l.lf?'llt'fU7' Trenton Normal SUE H- PARSONS B.C.S., Rider College New jersey State Normal COIVIIVIIERCIAI. SCIIENCIZ nldzdwr of Smflrm Ylfclwfiful Stuff ANNA CECILE PONNONE B.A., Montclair State Teachers College LANGUAGES Adzfifer of Frefhmzzn Clan Adzifer of Highway Safety Club FLORENCE B. STEZER Kutzrown Teachers College ART ENGLISH FRANCES W. TULLY B.S., Trenton State Teachers College HISTORY Music HYGIENE ELSIE C. VALENTINI B.C.S., Rider College COMMERCIAL Adviier of Fabellu Technical Staff Nm C . ci fs Q.. BE con Qu. N E-2 g:q.'.2 -E Eu a.Cl 5.2 QE QCD U .Elf 5.3 a-Z -'gf 'UE Ee --U E- G I-1 U.: 0: 'rs c: -E D- 5 J u N 3. EU -me U.. I-Y-I EE M2 52.1, ELE LQ Ie .L -E S E2 .2 -.Lf vi ..- ! l. Tyrel ris Do i.f mn if O GD Ll cu C as '-. .Q- 'Jia-E 5 tu 4121 W .. Hts QQ: hum C . 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FABELLA LITERARY STAFF-Mrs. Hamilton Jeanne Aaronson, Doris Austin, janet Bowker, Bettie Dennis, Eileen Dunphy, Audrey Edwards, Barbara Parker, Betty Pigott, Ann Roberts, Dorothy Rollins, Virginia Vancza. FABELLA TECHNICAL STAFF-Miss Valentini Betty Downs, Shirley Hall, Olga Korsak, Margaret Mark, Grace Parker, Virginia Smith, Gerrie Soden, Doris Tyrell. FABELLA BUSINESS STAFF-Miss Beckworth Bob Appleton, Robert Campbell, Robert Gardiner, Marion Girdon, Martha Grabania, Alice jaichner, Roy Lawrence, john Lippincott, Charles Pratt, Mary Prokopetz, Ruth Wainwright, Herbert Zelley. T131 extra curricular activities. fe ' 'iifiaii -r gi . 'I+ . f 3 K5 X Ex K +A. V4 . . its H rl e I X we Q N 'Q M li KENNETH PURKS President BORDIENTOWN To Kenny we extend our thanks lor being such in worthy ollicer in these years of radical changes. He has survived the problems and brought with him the class, We shall always remember his stronu manly xoiee heard many times during the ?- 'g,r- l ui.. X A v 1 QW wel' 3l.lil2N PATRICIA DUNPHY S'ut'retar,i BURDENTOWN girl would mind being little if she possessed t meauty and magnetic personality of Eileen. lovely tresses, shining brown eyes, friendly s e, and keen intelligence, have gained her many friends. Never a dull moment is her motto. llll ROY LAWRENCE? V ive- P rexiif ent Couimnus Rusty, a Columbus boy, has been a real friend to all his classmates. As vice-president for two years he has been very active. Roy has played a great part in the role ot both scholar and social leader. -IANET BOXWKER Treamrer BORDENTOXVN jan has been our ellicient class treasurer tor two years. Her lriendliness and sense ol humor make her very popular with her classmates. An able cheerleader, dancer. and student is -lanet, Milf? Q , l . fm -X Us MAR ET J. A SON 5 X COL s A ghi 'JJ g, bubbling over with excit t is Jeanne Jeanne also has her serious mom s preparing for future days in college. ' Her ambition is to e a teacher or a librarian. ROBERT APPLETON BO RDENTOVUN Dependability plus is our rating for this senior. Largely from his efforts and gifted drawings the success of our dances has come. He has heen a line scholar and his willingness to help will never be forgotten. DORIS M. AUSTIN BORDENTOVVN This happy-go-lucky senior has taken an im- portant part in the activities during her years at B. H. S. Her carefree manner has made many heads turn her way. Doris never worries about anything, and her head seems to be in a literary cloud. Where her heart is, we cannot say, but it is a toss-up between B. M. l. and the Navy. VINCENT J. AVENI BORDENTOWN Vince seems to hold the key to the hearts of the girls in our school. Could it be his size or is it the name Shine ? Shine will always be remembered for his classroom boners. il5l . I DONALD R. BELL FIELDSBORO Don is the tall fellow who keeps his sax at his side constantly. Don has been a member of the Band three years. We shall never lorget his sportsmanship and smiles for all. Good luck with your music, JENNIE C. BLASCYZN BORDENTOXWN Our Jennie hails from one of our rural districts. Nonchalant and carefree, she never seems to worry about anything. At noon she is usually seen walk- ing leisurely back to school even when the hour igrows late. Her pleasant disposition is admired xy all. l 5:3551 nf. 1fIl?,.4f .. :VM 'T ,jr Q5 r s , ROBERT MICHAEL BODINE BORDENTONVN Bob, a tall blond lad, has a winning personality. For amusement Bob plays basketball or pool at which he is very clever. As President of the A. A, he was very active this year. ll6l 'WW' Skvflfggk . Y I . ANNA BOYCHUK HEDDING Anna's friendly manner captures all who know her. A more studious and charming girl we have not met. Her favorite sport is baseball at which she has great ability. 5 l MILDRED BRAGG COLLEI:N C. BRICKNER BORDENTOWN CROSSWICKS Mildred is L1 quiet, soft-spoken person. hut she Long dark tresses which frame an ever smiling tan he depended upon for a joke now and then. late are Connie's greatest assets. Her charming She always has a smile on her face and a song in manner is .known hy all who attend B. H. S. her heart, Keep singing! Colleen is forever the willing worker. ROBERT CAMPBELL BORDlfN'IiOW'N Boh has participated in many activities at B. H. 5. VCT not only appreciated his interest in the social life, hut his sportsmanship as well. He was our class president for two years. Wher- eyer he may go we shall remember him for his easy going manner. BESSIE CARROLL CHESTERFIELD Bessie, a new comer to our school this year. has a pleasant personality for she has made many friends in the few months she has heen with us. Her ambition is to go to college and then to he a ministers wife, NVQ wish her happiness, Vi PAY M. CQOLBY BORDENTOVVN lior four years Fav has been an outstanding member of the Glee Club. Her quiet and unas- suming manner are her greatest virtues. Her ambition is to a fashion designer, XXXILLIAM W. COLBY BORDENTOWN In his shy and quiet way Bill has made a name for himself at B. H. S. His common sense and intelligence made him an asset to the football team. Gunning is his favorite sport. BETTIE DENNIS BORDENTOWN Betty is energetic and fun loving to the highest degree. Cheerleading. hockey, soccer, basketball and baseball made her an all around athlete. XX'here there is fun you will find Betty. llhl ' 0 mv WILLIAM DILLER BORDENTOWN Bill is a happy-go-lucky sort of a person who always wears a grin. He is a lover of all sports especially hockey and baseball. His extra-cur- ricular activities include intra-mural sports. and an active part in the Art Club, Neumismatit Club, and the Athletic Association. BETTY DOWNS COLUMBUS Good goods come in small packages, they say, and iits Little Bert. This tiny miss full of personal charm, wit and industry brings happiness wherever she goes. AUDREY D. EDWARDS CROSSWICKS Audrey is a reliable office worker, but we feel she'll be nabbed by one of her many beaux for his wife because of her winning charm and gener- ousity, her good looks, and her happy disposition. We do know, however, that if she does become a private secretary, she will perform her job satis- factorily. CATHERINE EMERY CHESTERFIELD Cathie with her shy and winning ways has been an asset to our school because of her serious ap- proach antl ability to do a job well. Whatever she does in the future we know it will be clone well. ROBERT GARDINER BORDENTOWN Bob is that rare combination of industry and social charm. He works hard at anything he does be it baseball, basketball or studies. Bob was an active member of the Skeeter, Fabella Staff and Safety Club. i19l MARION A. GIRDON MARTHA GRABANIA CQOIIIIMIHTS CIIIfS'IIiIiIfIIfI.D Marion is a girl or varied interests. Art work. Shyntss keeps her out of trouble, and her good Wm illlll SUIIUP CUIIUUIH3 take much of her time. conduct is to be admired. As an active member but she is.never too busy to do a good turn or join ol the class, Martha always gave you a helping in the gaiety ot the sthool. hand and a friendly smile. Aff, f Wfkif W M, 'ff W ' ' ' PATRICIA M. GRIEHAN SHIRLEY A, HALI. NL nfl! ' IIUIllIIfNTUW'N BURIIIZNTUVVN - Pat':s lovely hair is the envy of the girls and IICI' This lovely lass has charm and a smile that Q y, lair complexion, topped oft by some freckles, adds wins loads ot friends for her. Shir 'can always ' to her beauty. This is Pat. it sweet little lady with lind the best in people. One of our former stu all the social irrates. dents. Bill Iieaster. has won her heart and weddinj K bells will be ringing soon. i lil I JUNE HAMILTON MARGARET C. HANNAH BORDENTOVVN COLUMBUS june will be remembered for her good humor. Margarefs ambition is to become a nurse and her giggles, and her lively interest in basketball, with her gentle, quiet ways she should be a suc- basehall and hofkey. Her ambition is to be a cess. You often hear her humming one or the secretary. popular tunes as she demurely trods her way. BESSIE S. INGLING JOSEPHINE R. INGLING BORDIZNTOWN BORDENTOWN Blond hair and blue eyes are a nice combination Josie is a busy little miss, always in Zl hurry even without anything to help it out. but our little to get some place or do something. Wherever Bessie has personality plus. Bessie always has il the fun you will find Josie in the middle with a good word und a smile for all. gay laugh and a prank of her own. fill VHZAN li. INMAN YARI7Vll.l.l'f ALICE ,IAKLHNIZR KINKORA -lean has won fame in school for her jokes antl Alice will he rememheretl lor her jovial mooti her lvlontle hair. She has serious moments too. .intl can usually he seen with at lihrary hook. liramatits rank high with her, antl gay way. Her amhition is to he a secretary. Skating antl tlancing are her favorite pastimes. DOROTHY li. JONES BORmiN'roWN Dot is a quiet little miss who is often seen hut seltlom heartl. She was a member of the Skeeter antl also lselongetl to the Dramatic Club. Dot's future amhition is to make -loe happy. llll mf: XWILLIAM M, KEATINU BoRmiN'1oWN Bill Keat Keating is a favorite with everyone. Number Twenty-one on the football team creates quite a sensation on the lieltl, antl his infectious grin wins all he meets. lle certainly is tops with his classmates. -IEA-N KELLER BORDENTOWN jean is a pleasant girl with a ready smile. Her vxork in the Glee Club has been her particular interest, and we like to hear her lovely voice. DONALD E, KIMMELMAN BORDENTOWN Can you top this? Kim's favorite pastime is telling jokes. Who can ever forget his witty and opportune sayings which have often been the cause of a class uproar. Never do today what can be done tomorrown is his motto. OLGA KORSAK BORIIENTOWN This tranquil lass is often seen with a cheerful smile reflected in her sparkling eyes. By studying commercial subjects these past few years, Olga is preparing for the world of business. :- .xy X JOHN LIPPINCOTT COLUMBUS There is always a mischievous twinkle in Johns eye and he plays many a prank which has reserved him a seat in Miss Burr's olhce. Although he participates in most extra-curricular activities, he is a good student and his ambition is to be a pilot or an engineer, i231 I M f ,xii Z, J ., 6 ' W1 L, ,att f .1 'L D X x I' ' ' .J JOSEPH I,. LIPPINCQOTT l5ORlJliN'lOVVN This tall, dark senior makes little noise as he walks with Dorothy around the halls. joe will be remember for his good job in the Bond and Stamp drive during the war. PAULA A. LIPPINCOTT BORDIENTOXVN Paula is as merry as the day is long, but she knows the power of gentleness. Her blue eyes. dark hair and bright colored clothes make her a hit with her classmates. joe Flesh holds a part of Paula's heart, but she still is determined to join the Waves. MARGARET E. MARK BURllliN'I'0NXfN Little, sweet, and always so neat describes this charming miss, Margaret participates in all sports and is head ol the cheerleaders. Her chatter has amused her classmates, and wherever there's some- thing buzving you'll rind her in the midst of it, llfl NORMAN MCDANIELS FIIELDSISORO Norman is one of our quiet members ot the class who spends his spare time hunting, tishing and trapping. While Norm is in school his time is occupied by football and baseball, He has been active in the Boys' Leaders Club. W BESSIE MORGAN BORIJENTOWN shy has our If you see a new hair do you can be certain as said that still it is worn by Bessie. She is a good-natured girl is with this thought that who has a smile for everyone. Her hobbies are One. dancing and bowling. THOMAS NEWELL BARBARA F. PARKER BORDENTOWN COLUMBUS lf you see a tall blonde fellow in sharp A happy laugh floating through the air means clothes you can be Certain it is Tommy Newell, our gayest senior is within ,hailing distance. Her usually known as Casanova. By his side, this ready smiles and wit have attributed to her pop- Navy vet will have a sweet junior miss. ularity. Barbara is a typical American girl. l25l URAKQIZ PARKER BIi'l l'Y l'lKlU'l'T C0l.lllS1lillS HlflllllNli lltr sincere .nal tandid manner plus a wit to The grandest friend ix person could mint is he envied have won many friends lor Grate. Betty. Personality. intelligente and etlitiency lltr thief interest is husiness, and she is college make her an asset to B. H. S, Sewing and hase- lwosiiil next year. Good luck, Grace. hall rate high with her. CHARLES V. PRATT ITIIELIJSHORO Dons let Mickey's tarelree manner and love lor iive luetray yon. Going deeper into his in- terests we may olwserve an impelling fancy for Rulwinsteiifs piano solos and photography. His ready wit amuses all. l26 '! '- X I .sf W. K si Q DOLORES PRIZIDEL Cornmnus Though her manner he serene as the night. her eyes sparkle with lvoistrous laughter. Dolores is from an outlying district and is seen alighting from the school bus in the early morning and hoarding it in the afternoon. 4 we ESTHER JANE PRIOR MARY T. PROKOPETZ BORIJIZNTOWN BORDENTOXVN The Glee Club has benefited for four years by A quiet and well mannered miss is Mari. Her l2sther's clear sweet voice and in June she will be smooth and even temper marks her as a lady. missed. We know her to be a determined and earnest student and Wish her success as an English teacher. Taking cate of children, reading and housework till her spare time. DORIS EVELYN REED CROSSWICKS A petite blond miss with a quiet air is Doris. Her prowess on the basketball court is envied by many. Although she moves with dignity. she is always ready for any fun. LOIS REED COLUMBUS This carefree miss leads a rosy lite and laughs her way through school. Always willing to lend a helping hand, Lois has acquired many friends in her four years at B, H, S. She plays all sports well, but really shines in basketball. i271 BOYD C. REEDER M. j. ANN ROBERTS FIELDSBORO BORDENTOVVN Boyd is a person of few words, but his music Ann, our Fabella editor-in-chief, is an all around ability YRICS high with his classmates. This happy- girl. She is a good scholar, athlete, and friend go-lucky fellow lil-:es sports of all kinds. and always engaged in some activity. She will DOROTHY ROLLINS CHESTERFIELD Dottie is one of our quiet seniors who is ready and willing to help anyone at any time. She made an excellent library assistant and Fabella secretary. Although she would make a line career girl. we hear that someone else has other plans for her. he remembered for her graciousness and charm. GEORGE 'li ROWLM , - x BORDENTQWN -f Q ' Nt , ,. To his classmates he. is krfqwg as '3Doc, the R S' 4 mystery man of th'E1Senior Class. Geotge,.was a X, Q. r' sailor in Uncle Sam's -Navy abd returhed to B. H. S. to finishhis seil1Qol.years. , 1 .. , , . , Nd., ., , Q - 7' ff- 'x- , x .-s 1, i281 tx X r ,-,..nv-- ROBERT H. SCHXWOEBEL BORllIZN'I'OXY'N Bob is well known for his corney imitations uncl clevil-may-care nttitutle. We have yet to tliscover il he is at true woman hater or just it shy fellow, His interests center arouncl music uncl clramatics. GIZRALDINE P. SODEN Boiuul5N'i'owN Cierultline Phyllis Sotlen is known to her lrientls its Gerrie. This little miss is ouite famous for het lwettutiful eyes anti her collection of triencls. She is 21 lwenver who can always he countecl upon to help with everything that comes her w.ty. VIRGINIA SMITH BORIJIINTONWN Ginny is our only reclheacletl miss nntl her energetic manner matches the llame of her lI.IlI'. Sports and dancing rate tops with her. Although she is trainecl for ollice work, we hear she pteters a kitchen. DORIS TYRELI- BORIIIfN'I'OW'N 'i'I'urtle lives up to her name. She takes her time ancl strolls slowly urountl the halls. lor tour years this lass hats amusecl many tlttsses with her sharp ancl witty remarks. Dancing, lmslaetlxtll. .incl cheerleading occupy most ol her time Jin y HO'-1 1 I l l l i l l Life! -4- IW V .1 ,'l ., , I 0,57 f - .,. , , , f , fi' W1LlI.lA R. VALENTINE fb,-1' VV Q V W W Mi' X 'lbw f l ld!! ' Lf I ,L I iv l ki' 47 VI' L4 ll' 1 lla A111 fl L ' 'V B RIDIENTOWN 1 is another of our Navy vets who plays an llilhtive part in basketball and football. His hearty laug and deep voice bring a smile to the lips ,of all his classmates. GLENDA VAN I-HSE CROSSWICKS Glenda, otherwise known as Squeaky has a very pleasing personality. Although she has train- ed in the Commercial Course, we are all wondering what will happen to this training when a certain soldier is discharged. ,fd 'JV' J iw' if af I 3 1 L I XXL Z' VIRGINIA E. VANCZA COLUMBUS Virginia is a sincere girl who can be depended upon when there is a job to do. She is enthu- siastic about farming and expects to be a lady farmer someday. Dramatics and reading are her hobbies, and her ambition is to go to college, i301 RUTH WAINWRIGHT HEDDING Ruth is a jolly girl noted for her laugh, and her alto voice. Dancing, crocheting, and bowling are her hobbies. Ruth will make a good wife as she likes housekeeping. Take heed, fellows. HOWARD WARE BORDENTOWN Howard walks the halls with his quiet and in- different manner, yet now and then he surprises all with a witty remark. His ambition is to be a mechanic. HERBERT ZELLY HEDDING His hobbies are basketball, coin collecting and trapping. A combination of brawn and brains make Herb good college material. Best of luck to a fine student. JOHN ALLEN PIERSONVILLE If success is attained by initiative and constant endeavor, john will reach the top rung of the ladder. His scholastic records, his charm and winning smile make him one of our most prom- ising veterans. l3ll C5 r lI'1 3 Q Q V0 S Q1 Down the holly strewn stairs the seniors swept to greet the guests who danced dreamily to the delightful strains of music by johnny Norcross at the Senior Ball on Friday evening, December 13, 1946. A youth hauling a yule log in the feathery snow, and silhouettes of romantic couples leaving the large colonial house with the lighted windows reminded us of times long past, and filled every- one with the Christmas spirit. Lovely girls in swirling skirts of billowy net gaily decorated with multi-hued sequins whirled merrily across the Hoot in the arms of correctly attired gentlemen. While they danced on into the enchanting night, the silver stars reflected love-light in their sparkling eyes as they wistfully gazed at the honey-colored moon slowly rising over the dark branches of the large spruce trees. The decorative ability of jean Inman and her committee had transported all to the world of fantasy, but all too soon the fleet- winged evening passed, and with it some of the most memorable hours spent by the seniors at the old high school. Gay farewells Hoated through the halls as friends bid each other Merry Christmas. l33l A DAY ON SATURN 0 Through the ethereal realm of cloudland and the endless miles of space, my great rocket ship soared on its way to the strange planet of Saturn. Soon it landed on the greatest of all landing strips, the Saturnian luminous circling ring. I alighted from my ship and found that only a few hours had elapsedg it was nine in the morning on this balmy summer's day of the year 1960. , The food at Barbara Parker's Inn was always very appetizing, so I decided to stop there for breakfast. After eating, I paid the cashier, Dorothy Jones, who gave me the wrong change while wistfully gazing at her new flame, joseph Lippincott, the dashing movie producer. After leaving the inn, I had a sudden sick feeling. The food must have caused my illness. Two nurses, Martha Grabania and Betty Pigott, gave me first aid, and then invited me to visit the hospital. There I met another nurse, Margaret Hannah, an old acquaintance, who told me that the hospital was owned by Robert Schwoebel, the great surgeon. My recovery was rapid so I continued my stroll down the street. Soon I noticed a large building. I walked inside, and went up one hundred floors in an elevator to find the greatest comedian of the day, Bob I got a million of 'em Campbell. He said that Bettie Dennis had a program over which she advised love-lorn girls how to get their men. He also mentioned that Esther Prior was singing over S. B. C., Saturn's newest broadcasting system, and that Gerrie Soden had a gossip column in the daily paper. He finished by saying that Ann Roberts had her own program on which she lectured on Chemisty of the Future. As it was now time for lunch, I dined at Donald Kimmelman's Happy Hacienda. It certainly was a beautiful building. They say William Diller, the noted architect, designed it. Marion Girdon was the Hacienda's chief cook, and I must admit, the food was delicious. As I looked upon the patio, I saw WiHiam Valentine, a popular crooner, whose hit song was Santa Claus Is Coming to Town, lunching with jean Inman, the new radio comedienne. After lunch, I wandered around town and decided to take a short trip to the country by rocket. john Lippincott had designed the ship and took me on the excursion himself. He said that janet Bowker was his capable private secretary, and mentioned that she had given him many ideas - about the rocket,,that is! His partner was Herbert Zelley, the great physicist who had invented the modern air belt. The stewardess, Bessie Carroll, turned on the radio, and we listened to the singing of the promising young Saturolitan opera star, Kenneth Purks. We passed over a spacious farm operated by Lois Reed and Catherine Emery. I was told that Roy Lawrence, the executive head of the Future Farmers of Saturn, had rewarded them for having the best jet-propelled chickens in their area. After viewing the many sylvan glades, I returned to the air field and met William Keating, the famous pilot. Many have watched his dangerous but thrilling shows. He is now training future rocket ship pilots, and William Colby, his most reliable mechanic, keeps all the ships in order. I went down the field to a coke bar. There I met Eileen Dunphy who was serving the pilots. Across the room I spied Patricia Grehan, the efiicient and charming hostess. I learned afterwards that they owned the small snack bar, and were competing with Ruth Wainwright and Alice jaichner who owned the Coffee Room on the other side of the air strip. l34l journeying back to the city, I saw a huge building which I found to be a bachelors' home. Curious to know who was responsible for the organizing of such a club, I asked the clerk at the front desk. He happened to be an old friend, Donald Bell, who told me that the club was operating at a loss since their president, Robert Appleton, eloped with the well-known Bessie Ingling, H202 manufacturess. I left the bachelors' home dazed, and found myself crossing an extensive campus. One of the students I questioned said that Doris Austin and Jeanne Aaronson were in charge of the institution, and had named it Nutgers University. All this news was overwhelming, so I thought perhaps I would see a movie to help me relax. Norman McDaniels was outside the threatre speaking through a megaphone telling everyone that there were seats. I nonchalantly looked at the billing. There it was! His name in lights! That massive hunk o' man, that class clown, that was Howard Ware! Blanche Mich gave me a ticket and Doris Tyrell ushered me down the aisle about five miles. As I sat down, music was coming from the orchestra pit, and I could hear William Felter and Boyd Reeder, distinguished instrumentalists. When the picture ended, a stage show took place. Mildred Bragg, Charles Pratt, and Audrey Edwards, a current singing group, known as the Saturnavies offered a selection titled Open the Door, Richard. Then the master of ceremonies, Robert Gardiner, announced a dancing group known the planets over. I recognized many faces. Among them were: Olga Korsak, Anna Boychuk, and Dolores Priedel. Following these came a ballet by Fay Colbyg a ballad of the loves of a cowboy by Collen Bricknerg and last, a gay polka by Jennie Blascyzn. As I left the theatre, I thought I recognized another old friend. Looking closer, I saw it to be Virginia Vancza. She said she owned a spacious farm and had already retired. On my way to Saturnds for dinner, I passed a jewelry store. The diamonds were as large as boulders. By reading the sign on the door, I knew it to be owned by Shirley Hall. Now I wonder how she ever acquired that? Down the street I discerned a huge billboard in the distance, reading Get Vincent Aveni's Marvel Book. CThree days for a larger vocabularyj On another billboard there was an advertisement of a new radio program. It was Thomas Newell and George Rowley on their show, Tales of the Sea, for Navy men only. 1 I finally reached Saturno's where I gave Mary Prokopetz, the hat check girl, my coat. jean Keller showed me to my table. Robert Bodine, a millionaire playboy, was giving Glenda Van Hise, a cute waitress, a wink or two, while whistling at Virginia Smith, a Saturnian model. At another secluded table, one was able to see Doris Reed, Margaret Mark, and Betty Downs, current debs, in a dither as to what they should do about that playboy on the other side of the room. Soft music began a lilting and swaying rhythm as Paula Lippincott and June Hamilton offered a new torch song. Bessie Morgan was managing the deluxe dining place and had hired two old friends, Grace Parker and Josephine Ingling to sell boutonnieres to the distinguished guests. When I was ready to leave, I paid Dorothy Rollins, a charming cashier, the amount stated on the bill. A glance at a clock over the doorway told me it was one minute to midnight, so I left Saturno's, light of heart, for I had been in the midst of all my friends. The eventful day had passed, night was upon me. My ship was ready, and it was now time for me to journey back to Earth, and Reality. i35l H? Qt? I Al llxv f X df' i ef A iQ 465 f fx C2491 If Qi, f Xffffjy Ugg? 1 'B g Q-ef. ig A riiiax f- 1 1 Seniaa Supealalzlaai Most Athletic-Boy . . Most Athletic-Girl . Best Citizen-Boy . . . Best Citizen-Girl . . . Biggest Flirt-Boy . . . Biggest Flirt--Girl . . . . . . Most Handsome-Boy Most Glamorous-Girl Most in Love-Boy . . Most in Love-Girl . Best Dancer-Boy . . . Best Dancer-Girl . . . Most Dignified-Boy Most Di gnified-Girl l56l . Bill Keating Bettie Dennis Bob Appleton . Betty Pigott Bob Campbell Doris Austin . Bill Keating . . . .... Pat Grehan joe Lippincott Dot Jones Tom Newell . Shirley Hall Bob Appleton jean Aaronson . I S :. fllef Um Elan Pall I Most Bashful-Boy . . . Most Bashful-Girl . . . Friendliest-Boy .... Friendliest-Girl .... Best Dressed-Boy . . . Best Dressed-Girl .... Outstanding Comedien . Outstanding Comedienne Prettiest Hair-Boy . . . Prettiest Hair-Girl . . . Most Talkative-Boy .. Most Talkative-Girl . . Boy Who Laughs Most .... . . . Boyd Reeder Martha Grabania . . Bob Gardiner . . . Lois Reed . . . George Rowley Ruth Wainwright . . Vincent Aveni . . . Jean Inman . . Bill Valentine . . . . Eileen Dunphy john Lippincott . . . Grace Parker . . . Bob Gardiner Girl Who Laughs Most . . . .... Eileen Dunphy Man Hater ..... Woman Hater .... . Marion Girdon . . Herbert Zelley l37l Z- wi f S 9 V L L lm :iris ilfffeil' x 'li f'f1 i l ZW I ak P F are flgeggg g 1 at D 'vi ........ - IXW x fix ' 'I Q . Q 5 my F F J I X1 X 4 -,1'JnA-v' X X xx vf ' X up fb? A ,s 1 'J v 3' xv! N- 1 -N3 Q 9.3 .. lx? , Q e 5 ' . . l Y, Y, . QQ 1-ZA . 1 lei' ,qw-X lb,illfQGlQ.M of C25 MLK JUNIOR CLASS OFF ER PRESIDENT ....................... LAWRENCE ELEUTERI V1cE PRESIDENT . . . . . . . WILLIAM PIGOTI' SECRETARY ..... .,........ B Em EXNER TREASURER .......... ........ I SMENE PARIKAS ADV ER .... ' ......... . .... MRS. ELLA M. HAMILTON o 0, . 611 CLASS WILL e, the Clas 1 liam MacFarland High School, City of Bordentown, o of Burli gt n, Ne ersey, patty of the first part, do leave and bequeath in his, our last , 1 n sta , to the beloved Class of 1948, party of the second part, of e it . cFa d High School, City of Bordentown, County of Bur- lington, ' If .L . 5 w the following articles, items, things, properties, etc., listed herei ft l l Aaro n, ' ' ul Ford c e' ible. I johnson, Mary-Lots of success in het chosen field. And n rli new po able. Keiset, Joanne-An extra week-end for roller skating. And ennet More ework ' Kurdziel, Francis-A copy of Susan Be Smooth . Ass rmit l place a ig le e fo ball team. Lange, Richard-Several inches of height. As onal ' An ala l Lawrence, Jean-A piggy bank to save money. Baker, Su u ch i F e-a d- j Layton, Jeanne-More time for bookkeeping. Balint, If l o ' l ck th . ' Lee, Lucille--A gift of gab. Banks, . y il A s clot es Liecltka, Betty-A box of paints. Banks, Vivi L. new t . Loretangeli, Ferdinand-Tom Newell's little black book. Blood, Cato f t ' with n . MacKenzie, Gloria-A geometry answer book. Bozatth, L ' et to hear Jose Iturbi. MacKenzie, Lois-A ribbon for het curly locks. Bragg, Anna- pliher so tliat she may be heard. McNinney, Richard-A place on the honor roll. Bunnick, Glen A new enrollment of B. M. I.'s Mitchell, David-Lots of books to read. Coleman, John- orchestra to lead. Oberholser, Elizabeth-Jean Inman's mischievousness. Conaway, Samue .-A wagon to carry his books. Patikas, Istnene-Valedictorian honors next year. Cremer, Janet- Hollywood contract. Pigott, William-A new Spanish dictionary. Curtin ton Lester More irls to talk to in the hall. 8 1 Z g DeMarco, Catmela-Permission to skip school once a week. Dickson, Ruth-More gyms to decorate. DiPietro, Tersina-More honors to conquer. Donnelly, Jack-A better line. Downs, Alice-Soundless heels. Dubell, Robert-A television set for sports. Eleuteri, Lawrence-Senior Class presidency. Emlen, Dorothy--A bell to make her presence known. English, Edward-A joke book. Exner, Betty-Bettie Dennis' position on the varsity. Ferguson, Rosella-A basketball letter. Ford, Evelyn-A new Chevrolet. Gabel, Robert-A new baton. Potts, Harold-A position as a shipbuilder. Preston, Alice-An opportunity to sing on the radio. Reeder, David-Future success in sports. Robinson, Ruth-A place as understudy to Vivien Leigh. Royce, Edward-A push-button dairy farm. Schaefer, Mary-A contract with Bing Crosby. Sheedy, Patsy-All A's. Shestko, Marion-More hearts to break. Shinn, Shirley-Eileen Dunphy's chatter. Spence, Herbert-A permanent key to the library, Stecker, Margaret-Top honor in sports. Stevens, Jean-A new car. Stevenson, Doris--More sports awards. Sttaussfogel, Martin-A scholarship to Johns Hopkins. Gennett, Richard-Permanent permission to go to his locket.Swaim, Herbert-A homework machine. Gibbs, Betty-A comb for het beautiful hair. Gitton, Joseph-More girls to make him blush. Griggs, John-A mustache to go with his sidebutns. Hanuschik, Anna-A box of powder to covet her blushes. Harbour, joseph-A good baskektball team to manage. Hensley, Frances-Longer gym periods. Hewitt, john-Another errand to run. Huffington, Betty-An Austin. Tallman, Gladys-A season ticket to the Met . Taylor, James-A new wolf call. Valentine, James-The Shadow's mystic power. Vittori, Sylvia-A new accotdian. Waite. Juanita-Lots of luck with Fred. Walder, Marion-More success in the 4-H Club. ' Wolfe, Ethel-More dates with Bill. Young, Doris-A quiet natur f Signed, published and declared to be our last will and testament in M of us, and each of us, who in his presence, and at his request, and in t e presence of each other have hereunto subscribed out names as witnesses for the Class of 1947. THE SENIOR CLASS l 39 l 4.1 V 4 Xu. Q - ,' xi ' U 4 xl - .I K ,, 'I 1 . X sl . N N 5 I I Y 1 . w f ww f . ' 5 13-W Hy'K',g,g, 9 Mx 'fl vu.-tyq' ' 'Az' f,-lla' . .ni X . 9 v Ry ,L t A ' ' 1. X ,- - Q ' l Z X5 I D L, '. 516' I In xl , w W 1 Xfggx f 0 'l R . .x E5 1111144-M . 7 l n 1 nu AVA X . X , v MJ., ,' , XJN ,K J , 4. N K Q JW Q 1 v lj J yd, 'Lu K 'QGIWW QP 1 Qugyw IM fd-N'j 1 1 K, , f 5 0 --- . v yy 5 WWW- J E in Y 7 U G ' l 7 fa-7 X131 gykyisih 'ii s' il ky , 'A .. ..., ' , f s by qi., hz i T. KVLL A 9 ,Bs ky 9 ,at 1 J S Kgfy' 'YY 5 A ell-'Q i M7 SoPHoMoRE CLASS OFFICERS Qj R R JVTN PRESIDENT . . . ....... GEORGE KORANG v ,Q VICE PRESIDENT .. .. .. HENRY TUTEK ' SECRETARY ........ .......... E THEL SOBON TREASURER ........ ......... P ATRICIA BLACK ADVISER ........... Miss JOHANNA MARQUIS, 'fb' K L15-K X! X SQ-L' - ' . ' ' 'K dams, Irvin X Xpsjs-fkgeen, Mildred ff Parker, Edward if by Allen, Doris S' K,-,f'Kx,3f Griffiths, Ph llis ' Paul, Doris J A J, . Archer, He1e 5 Platt, Ethel M' Archer, Russell Hanusc ik, Anna ' Prokop, Thomas 2- ,IQ if g Asson, Barbara Hanuschik, Dorot Reed, Allen X qv V N Bender, Shirley Harper, Schlonas Reeder, Gladys bn yP ,yy Bilancio, Stella Hartmann, Joan Reeves, Virginia Q ,y J: .iff Bilitowich, Frances Hewitt, William Roberts, Jeanette Xov JN Black, Patricia Hustack, Michaet Rollins, William JJ' Blasczyn, Rose Innman, Forest Ronan, Clarence dan o jp Jones, Mary Lou ammis, Marion K Borocz, Louis 'Xi' JN Kelly, Carolyn X Lpyvian Giovanni, Ronald ,, Bragg, Dolores Korang, George QF Schwoebel, Camilla , 1 Bunting, Joyce Kulp, Mary Janeaw , Sharp, Kathryn ' Chilton, Gwendolyn Langone, Joseph Shinn, Josephine Church, Gloria Laureti, Antionette Smith, James M Q Clarke, Dale Leavens, Geraldine Snyder, oan W Colby, Ethlyn Leaver, Betty Ann . J 4 Crerner, Claudia Letts, Betty . Spoletine, Elsie qi! . J Dally, Eleanor Lippincott, Horace Stanton, Eleanor fV'J Davidson, Earl Livanis, Christine Stevenson, Stanley yi, Davis, Joyce 693 ALongstreet, Janet Tallman, Marilyn fcmf if rr I, ' ue ,A f,: Dougherty, Joan Eleuteri, Viola Elliott, Harold Elliott, Linton iq ' - fQFlesch, Patricia In iff, V1 I Francis, E Blanche Loretangeli, Earl Mack, Rita -M McCoy, Ida McNinney, Jeanette McNinney, John Taylor, Betty Lou Thompson, Nancy Tunney, Constance Tutek, Henry Tyrell, Martin Vanza, John My . ,!J .' f Francis, Clarence ' Mich, Russell Vosilla, Frank . Giberson, Betty Million, Harold Wainwright, Dorisynlv 9 Gilbert, Edward Minney, Pearl Waite, Leona , ii 3 Gola, Jennie Moore, Sylvia Ware, Robert l Graham, Jean Murphy, John West, Joan X My 'T l 1 i 4 i we j,,,,aif 'f 1 .Q All .HJ -1' ' i J Q . ' 'av 71 if J f' . T l ' o S Ex ' AY ' . '?'. If it ll .A 'il Q ii ,wvw-w44 Lu-f in ,JJ J J J lr . Q v' . ' . ' 'I fi 1 634 WDP J' 1 'T '-l I4 ii i il , 7 fl It f 4 ' . V ' ,, I , . aa iii 9-2 f, A S , ., , ., :Gy M , 'li' li ' S C Q- f . J S it I ' i' 'va F v ,puffy I .',, 1.1 .1 , - M- . J , if 'l lr, 11. D ' lr JI ill l sf? ID,l ly1'i 'Vx I 1 If 1 if J ff ill . j 'L Q I 'Q x X Q - f 4 iii ll GLEE CLUB A ' Lois Aaronson. Louise Allen, Elaine Archer, Helen Archer, .lunne lianlcs. Vivian Banks. yloan liarlcholz, Frances Bilitowich. Lorraine Black. Sara Bodine. Anna Bragg. Viola Carthan. Gloria Church, Dale Clarlce. Dean Clarke. Claudia Cremer, Vice- President, Blanche Francis, Clarence Francis, Betty Giherson. .Ioan Gillespie. -lunc Hamilton, .loan Hartmann, Alulia Horner, Betty Hullington, Roherta johes, Vfilliam johnson, -loanne Keiser. jean Keller, Caroline Kelly. George Koraug, Mary -lane liulp. Antoinette Laureti, Jeanne Layton. Betty Ann Leaver, Rita Leonard. Paula Lippincott, Treasurer, Ferd Loretangeli, Peggy' McGavin, Gloria MacKenzie, june Mason, Russell Mich. Ethel Platt, President, Charles Pratt, Dolores Preidel, Alice Preston, Esther Prior, Kenneth Purlcs. Robert Richardson, Marion Saminis, Mary Schaeffer, Rohert Schwoehel, Shirley Shinn, Loretta Smith, Gladys Tallman, Marilyn Tallman, Williain Valentine, Doris Wfainwright, Juanita Waite, Leona Wfaite. Irma. Waln. Adviser first semester, Mrs. Maira W. Cleaver, Adviser second semes- ter, Mr. XWilliam F. Latella. 'aff f f N 1 K' , . A Ma o .J E. .3 i N 1' , 1 v I xr ' vt' 1 , lx ' 4 iw 3 9 ' I ' v 1 -. 1 -4 in K SCOTTY TECHNICAL STAFF Anna Boychuck, Carmela DeMarco, Ruth Dickson, Dorothy Emlen, Betty Gilwhs. june Hamilton, Jean Lawrence, Christine Livanis, Ethel Wtmlfe, Doris Young. Miss Louise F. Mercantini, Technical Adviser. SCOTTY LITERARY STAFF Susan Baker, Patsy Black, Louise Bozarth. Glenna Bunnick, janet Cremer. Edward English, Betty Exner, Frances Kurdziel, Lois MacKenzie, Elizabeth Oher- holser, lsmene Parikas, Kathryn Sharpe, Martin Strausslogel, Editor-in Chief, Mr. blames L. Ives. Literary Adviser. SPECTATOR CLUB Tersina DiPietro, Secretary, -lean Inman, President, Betty Liedtka. Vice-President, Loretta Parker. Treasurer, Mr, DI. Paul Baldeagle, Adviser. l All l Y 94' JTAG lv' DRAMATIC CLUB Lal! lo Ri,qZvtflf!R5T ROW: Howard Bolton, Audrey Parcells, june Young, Patsy Sheedy, lda McCoy, Miss Geraldine Gehringer. Adviser, Betty Letts, jean McCor- mick, Eileen bheedy, Barbara Snyder, Paul Hanuschik. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Brettell, Violet Mundras, Barbara Nelson, Barbara Ehrtt, Ruth johnson, john West, Patricia Flesch, Josephine Shinn. THIRD Row: Maureen Sullivan, Gwen Chilton, Rose Rodgers. Barbara West, Joyce McGowan, Patricia Grehan, joyce Davis, Barbara White. LEADERS' CLUB Left to Right-FIRST Row: Peter Grehan, Earl Conaway. Frank Steele, Delbert Davis, Edward Wiseman, Earl Loretangeli, Secretary, Carlin Platt, jay Dougherty, Martin Tyrell, Norman McDaniels. SECOND Row: Samuel Conaway, William Brecht, Robert Chamberlain, Howard Elliott, Mr. John E, Callery, Adviser, William Valentine, Commissioner, Ronald Asson, Harold Million. George Rowley, Clarence Ronan, James Valentine. THIRD Row: Edward Stanton, William Colby, George Marshall, Joseph Harbour, Thomas Newell, Treasurerg Thomas Prokop, Robert Ware, joseph Langone. l43l 5 . D lv-iv-rnv A s,qga1,,-vw HIGHXWAY SAFETY CLUB LMI In Rigluf--lfIRS'l' ROW: ,Iolin Collwy, ylnscpli lingilmicli, Sum l'itiin.in, Miss Anne C, Ponnunc. Ailyiscrg Paul Kiininclmam, licnnctr Newell, Siiunwn ROW: Marvin lnmiin. Cliiirlcs -Iolmston, john Mnrpliy. Bun Cniigi-i', liilxuiril Psrry. Hcrlwrt Spcnur. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB Luff lo Rlglrl--FIRS'l' Roxyg Eleanor Dully. Viola Sliinn, Phyllis Munn, Sccrc- mryg Miss ,Inlmnnu Marquis, Adviscrg Sylvia lNInnrc. Clmirnmng Phyllis Gritliths, Pululicity Cluiirmiin. SHIOND ROW: Auilray Gnhn, lfrzmccs Lac. llclcn Gaines, Luvcniii lfrccmnn. Agnes Wallkcr, Mzlry Johnson. AISSICNTIEISI ,lL'illllxlCCOl'I1'llCli. llll 'AW BAND Mr. Martin Mayer, Director, Kenneth Andrews, Robert Appleton, LeRoy Banks, Donald Bell, Shirley Bender, john Coleman. Ronald Conti, Bill Felter, Robert Gable, Forrest lnman, James Lebak, Fred Liedtka, Robert McCue, john McNinney, Kenneth Purks, Boyd Reeder, Ronald San Giovanni, Robert Schwoehel, james Smith, Jack Soden. 5 ll i fab f' J- 44 Q .Qco 1 . at WWC- aw if MCU- . , My -IFJ- -f FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to Righ!-FIRST Row: Alvin Wood, George Aaronson, Lester Currington, Mike Hustak, Mr. George W. Lange, Adviser, Carol Reeder, President, Stanley Stevenson, Secretary, Roy Lawrence,Earl Davidson, Louis Borocz, Horace Lippincott. SECOND Row: Edward Gilbert, Robert Dubell, Ralph Parker, Richard Lange, Donald Wood, Harold Potts, Ralph Archer, David Reeder, Charles Parker, Schlonas Harper. THIRD Row: Walter Gower, james Taylor. Richard Gennett, Raymond Stelle, john Bogdany. Donald Kennedy, Irvin Adams, Russell Archer, Charles Atkinson, Howard Elmes. ABSENTEES: Edward Royce, Bill Bona, Barry Jobes, Lowell Lynn, Kermit Asson, Allen Reed, Treasurer, Edward Parker, Vice-President. E451 4 4.2, x C i 'S l.!,-5 Q SCIENCE CLUB Q ALL'ff ffl Rfylff-FIRST Row: Joyce Bunting. Stella Bilancio, litblyn Colby, Miss lzlizzlbeth H. Doretv, Atlviserg Rose Blasczyn, Dolores Bragg, Miltlrttl Bragg. SECOND Row: Philip Anderson, Ethel Sobon. Ralph Wzire, .Iennie Gola, Paul Robinson, Fay Colby. Bill Rollins. PET CLUB Lefl In Ri,qhlfFlRST Row: Mary Lou jones, Catherine Hannah, Mrs. lrmu T. Brook, Atlviserg Vincent Curran, Rita Mack. SECOND Row: Camilla Sthwoeliel, Eleanor Stanton, Dorothy l1dl1llStflllli, ,lean Graham, Anna Hanuschik, jeanette Roberts, Doris Paul, Helen Bowe. THIRD ROW: Ruymontl Fuller, Robert Uarto, Allan Brown, john Prtuno. Williaani Koenig, Kenneth Wfilson, Donald Snyder. Williatiii Spence. AlSSliN'I'Iili: ,luck lilnrtr. l lfi l ' 1 P. r . 'I' . ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ' - Lt!! to Righf'l:lRS,I4 Row: Richard Trout, Doris Marlin, Thelma Houseworth. Suzanne Bensel. Robert Bodine. President, Miss Beatrice Stern, Adviser, Bessie lngling, Treasurer, Gladys Reeder, Secretary, Jack Stevens, Raymond Carter, SECOND Row: Janice Kirby, Bessie Morgan, Peg Stecker, Doris Stexenson, -Ioan Dougherty, Virginia Reeves, Barbara Asson, Eunice Koehler. THIRD Row: james Stevens, Joseph Tunney, George Korang, Ferd Loretangeli, Xwilliam Diller, Williani Brecht. William Pigott, james Allan, Horace Lippincott. ABSENTEES: Larry Eleuteri, Vice-President, Joyce White. Note: Mrs. D, O. Callery replaced Miss Beatrice Stern in November, 1946. CHEERLEADERS STANDING: Marion Shestlco. Pat Blatk, Ethel .lane Platt, Shirley Bender, Frances Kurdziel. KNEELING: Ismene Parikas, Glenna Bunnick, Margaret Mark, Captain, Doris Tyrell, Bettie Dennis, janet Bowker. V Mrs. D. O, Callery, Adviser. 'P X K rl r' , 1 t- Q.. X tr g 11--fi 5 , I 47 l 5 'N ,I MW W t Xi Rf E BASKETBALL SQUAD Left to Right-FIRST ROW: Lawrence Eleuteri, john McNinney, William Keat- ing, Ferd Loretangeli, Robert Bodine, James Valentine, William Pigott. SECOND ROW: joseph Harbour, James Stevens, Robert Campbell, David Reeder, Ronald Asson, Carlin Platt, Earl Loretangeli, james Smith, Ronald Conti. THIRD Row: John Platt, Delbert Davis, Donal enned ,John Flurer, Clarence Francis, Bernard Keating, Robert Richardsonl Mk F' Nglqlf, ff Lffs FOOTBALL SQUAD Left to Right-FIRST Row: William Colby, Robert Gardiner, Kermit Asson, William Keating, Co-Captain: David Reeder, Co-Captain, Roy Lawrence, Ronald Asson, Carlin Platt, John Bogdany, Edward English. SECOND Row: Robert Ware, George Carthan, Joseph Harbour, William Brecht, Howard Elliot, Bernard Keating, George Marshall, Clarence Ronan, Mr. john E. Callery, Coach. THIRD ROW: Harold Million, james Stevens, Howard Bolton, John Colby, Charles johnson, William Pigott. FOURTH ROW: Earl Loretangeli, Martin Tyrell, James Taylor, Robert Chamber- lain, jay Dougherty. l4Sl 4' aj. I .fi if l 'H fi 'az Emi My Eff: C . .3 S .,v- fr, iv, lg V Ks' .J 177 if sq ,f tl ikdvd' e' wie eazmem of emu, 1946-47 September September Sept. 27 to Oct. 7- October October October November November November December December December january February February February February April April April April April April April May May May May May K May june ' june june June june 1- Faculty Meeting and Registration School Opened Magazine Sale First Football Game Christmas Card Sale County Institute Freshman Skip Armistice Day Thanksgiving Recess Senior Ball First Basketball Game Closed for Christmas School Reopened Closed on account of Snow Lincoln's Birthday The A. A. Basketball Game Closed on account of Snow Good Friday Easter Monday Sophomore Hop Speaker from Dairy Council Baseball Dance junior Class Valley Forge Trip N. J. State Teachers College Exams. B. H. S. Musical Vocational Conference United Airlines Assembly Junior Prom Sports Dance Memorial Day Baccalaureate, Episcopal Church 8th Grade Commencement High School Commencement Farewell Dance Closing of School T491 70 Um. 14 gif? The Business Staff of the 1947 Fabella extends its sincere gratitude to the businessmen whose names appear in this section. Their hearty cooperation has played a large part in making this book a possibility, and we recommend them as worthy of the patronage of our readers. l50l COMPLIMENTS OF Zarzksurfs Store COLUMBUS, N. J. Tops in Everything MILK CREAM PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZED RAW CHOCOLATE MILK The White-Dotte Farms VINCENTOWN, N. J. Phone Vincentown 8131 Our Motto is to give our ciixtomerf High Quality and Service i511 The LOWClCr1 StuCllOS, Tlaotogrrzplaers Rhutugrapbers fur all Gbttasinns A Portmlt in your Cap and Gown will be 4 Keepmke yon will nlwayr treafnre PRICES MOST REASONABLE Let us frame your Diploma 254 High Street Burlington, N.j. Telephone Bu 3 -07 5 8 Oflicial Photographers for the 1947 FABELLA C opylng Enlnrglng Oil Coloring Gino Portraits E523 COMPLIMENTS OF Qordenfown Jwlifmfy I mfimfe BORDENTOXVN, N. 'K C. ,C'ayc0ck,C0m1Dany 5C and 10C Store 204 FARNSWORTH AVENUE BORDENTOWN, N. J COLUMBUS FOOD STORE 14 WEST MAIN STREET COLUMBUS, N. J. Phone 607 H. Raike, Prop. COLUMBUS PEMBERTON NEW EGYPT COMPLIMENTS OF Burlington Co. Farmers Goooerative Association, Ino. THE HOUSE THAT FARMERS BUILT MT. HOLLY PHONE 800 BURLINGTON EGG HARBOR BERLIN C541 Delaware River Sand Dredging Company BORDENTOWN, N. J. Phone 4-5 5 77 Q. -1' Q-nun. -1? Petty Printing Company I7 Southard Street Trenton, N. J. PRINTERS OF THE FABELLA I I Cliburnb Erick Glu. COMPLIM N O jolm A. Roeblinglv Sons Company ON, New J Zersep atb MILK AND ICE CREAM STANDARD OF FINE QUALITY FOR SERVICE CALL- TRENTON 6477 BORDENTOWN 385 CAMDEN 0594 TOMS RIVER 760 Hamilton W'e fzzrniyb Bulova B. ll. S. El , STANDARD gln CLASS RINGS a n B. ll. S. Wesselfon EMBLEM Keepgqke JEWELRY Diamonds For Gift. ' ' i571 Phone 234-5 Res. Phone 226 Safer Service MERCANTIN I MOTOR CDMPANY Gooo USED CARS ALWAYS ON HAND Open Evening.: and Sundays IW CROSSWICKS STREET BORDENTOWN, N. J. DALEY'S HARDWARE PAINTS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES TOOLS 306 FARNSWORTH AVENUE ROYAL CONFEC'l'IONEBY NICK'S LUNCHEONETTEU Sandwiches Ice Cream Sodas Sundaes Franks Hamburgers Cor. Farnsworth Ave. and Church St. Bordentown, N. J. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW AT THE FOX THEATRE BORDENTOWN, N. J. Evenings 7-9 Saturdays and Holidays 2:15 p. m. Sundays continuous from 2 p. m. T581 MICKLEWRIGIIT AND MOUN'l'FORD A R C H IT E C T 5 72 EWING STREET TRENTON 9, NEW JERSEY Telephone: 774 JUIIN V. HASKETT 8: SON Sale! Service COLUMBUS, N. J. Hou: nojounfonf Phone 121 Used Cars Bought and Sold ARCHER M0'l'0RS Route 25, Bordentown, N. J. PLYMOUTH-DE SoTo Sales and Service i591 COMPLIMENTS OF COLOMBUS GRANGE N0. 58 P. 0F II. COMPLIMENTS OF CRANBERRY CANNERS, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. A. GLICK BORDENTOWN, N. J. SIIIPPS COAL COMPANY Dependable Fuels of All Types Dependably Served ANTHRACITE -- C O A L - BITUMINOUS Fuel Oil Kopper's Coke Phone Bordentown 55 l60l CIILLINS ESSO S'l'ATION Modern Station Equipped for Auto Service TELEPHONE 691 Route 25 and Crosswicks Street Bordentown, N. J CARSLAKIEPS RESTAURANT WRIGHTSTOWN, N. J. Aliwzyx iz Good Place to Eat Watch for our opening in Mt. Holly about May 15th at 230 High Street CFormerly The Fireside Dining RoomD PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION Courses in Accountancy, journalism, Secretarial Science, Commercial Teaching, Business Administration, Medical Secretarial Bachelor Degrees Catalogue Free On Reqzieit RIDER COLLEGE Founded 1865 TRENTON, N. J COMPLIMENTS OF CO0K'S IIATCIIEBY 45 ANNABELLE AVENUE TRENTON 10, N. J l61l TIIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BORDENTOWN Member of the Federal Depoxit Inmrance Corporation Bordentown, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF BORDEN'l'0WN GRILL AND BAR COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE W. SWIFT, JR., INC. DRI N K BEYERAGES MERCER BOTTLING Co., TRENTON, N. J i621 BORDENTOWN BANKING COMPANY Capital Stock .... S 100,000 Surplus ......... . . 300,000 Uudivided Profits ..... 60,000 ESTABLISHED 1851 OFFICERS: Richard C. Woodward, President Louis R. Engel, Vice-Prer. Hon. Harold B. Wells, Soliciior T O W N S H O P MEATS 214 Farnsworth Ave. Bordentown, N. J NEW LIFE RESTAURANT S. Erwin Sharp, Curhier and Truxl Oblicer John Parikas, Prop. Louis B. Forsyth, Am. Carbier Harold E. Bozarth, Ant. Trurl Oficer SUPPLEE ICE CREAM MEMBER Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve System 208 Farnsworth Ave. Bordentown, N. J COMPLIMENTS OF MAlIADY'S IVIEDICINE ST0llE 370 Farnsworth Avenue Bordentown, N. J. T U X BRAND CANNED FO0DS ARE JUST BETTER GEORGE B. VROOMAN, INC. Philadelphia, Pa. T631 NOR COMPLIMENTS OF MAN W. GARWOOD, M. D. Crosswicks, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF S E I D E L B R O S. FINE FURNITURE C. W. COMPLIMENTS OF BRICK MILLING COMPANY L. COMPLIMENTS OF E. MACDERMID, M. Phone 4 O7 Free I mtrucn n LARRY'S BOWLING CENTER 558 Farnsworth Ave. Bordentown, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF BILLINGHAM'S STORE COMPLIMENTS OF R. H. AARONSON 8: SON M I N - B I L L JUST INSURANCE Borclentown, N. J. Phone 291 1192 Homeb 205 Farnsworth Ave. I64I D COMPLIMENTS OF BORDENTOWN P. T. A. COMPLIMENTS OF M A R T I N B R O S. Yarclville, N. J. RECORDS RADIOS COMPLIMENTS OF W H I T E , S EDGEWOOD COURT Phone 224 Bordentown, N. J. SHEET MUSIC TOYS COMPLIMENTS OF M. E. STEVENSON LUMBER AND MILLWORK Columbus, N. J. CERTIFIED com. PURINA cuows A. TOWNSEND 8: SON Feed and Coal a Specialty AUTHORIZED DEALER Phone 617 Columbus, N. J. THE STATE STORES, INC. 158 FarnsworrhAve. Borclentown, N. J. Sc and IOC 31.00 and Up IDEAL CLEANERS AND TAILORS Cleaners of Apparel for Men and Women Repairing Sully and Overeoaty Flannel Trouxers Made to Order 401 Farnsworth Ave. Bordentown, N. J. Phone 427 I65l M C E L V E N FRESH MEAT AND GROCERIES also SMALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Columbus, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF H. STANLEY EARNEST FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phone Bordentown 630M 517 Farnsworth Ave. Bordentown, N. J. jewelry Radio: Appliance: Giftr PAUL'S RESTAURANT J E F F R E Y ' S Route 25 Bordentown 221 Farnsworth Ave. Bofdentown, FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone 721 R E I C H L I N ' S COMPLIMENTS OF RADIO MARINE The Home of Famour Brandr Phone Bordentown 155 , HARTMANN FUNERAL HOME FAY S BEAUTY SHOP John A, Hartmann, Proprietor 203 Farnsworth Ave. BOICICUIOWD, N. J. 40 Crosswicks St. 539 Centre St. Bordentown, N. J. Trenton, N. J. Phone 341 Theresa Fay Corvo, Prop Phone 120 Phone 5460 i661 SUCCESS TO THE CLASS or '47 HOWARD P. ELLIS GEORGE'S MARKET GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS 57 Mary Street Bordentown, N. J. EICHINGER'S BAKERY Frexb Baked Good: Daily Birthday and Wedding Cake: 4 Specialty 314 Farnsworth Ave. Bordentown, N. J COMPLIMENTS OF CROSSWICKS P. T. A. TANTUM'S LUMBER YARD Building Materials, Millwork, Hardware and Paints Fire and Casualty Insurance W. HALL DENT, Agent NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Phone 141 28 Crosswicks St Phone 564 B0fdef1f0WH, N- J- 'White Oaks Crosswicks, N. J COMPLIMENTS OF VALENTINLS FRESH FRUITS GROCERIES COLUMBUS P. T. A. Phone 129-M i673 COMPLIMENTS 0F Earle Dilatush, Robbinsville 25, N. J. Stead's Hatchery Compliments Of a Friend Ellis General Store, Crosswicks, N. J. Matthew's Service Station, Chesterfield, N. J. Imperial Restaurant Russe1l's Service Station, Chesterfield, N. J. Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Dave's Barber Shop, Bordentown, N. J. joseph Rutan, Bordentown Florist Compliments of Deacon's Wright's Market, Bordentown, N. J. Compliments of a Friend COMPLIMENTS OF Board of Education T. Clarence Buckalew, President Norman Elliott, Vice-President Harold A. Bechtel, Clerk John J. McCoy Norman Coundit ROBERT M. 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