Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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DONALD BAKER Bookkeeping I and II, General Business, General Math, Consumer Education, v-I Salesmanship J. PAUL BALDEAGLE English II and IV .leiwfzfi ,IOHN E. CALLERY Physical Education, Biology Bair' Leaders' Club K is M aft all I MARY G. COLVEY Physical Education, Health, General Science Athletic Arrofiafiml, Sophomore Clam Ailriscr Sl EDITH DRUM Home Economics Craft Cllzlz PAULINE M. GENZANTO English I and III, Vocations Srntfv Lilerar-I Arlilrer ELLA M. HAMILTON History IV. Library Srmlerzr Council HORACE GEORGE HAMILTON Physics, Chemistry, General Science Photograph! Club. Frerhmau Clary Ail1'i.w.'r

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GEORGE M. DARE Principal of High School With such changes taking place in all phases of everyday living, it is to be expected that many changes will be found in our public educational systems. We find first that the number of pupils has multiplied many times since 1900. With increased enrollment we find a tremendous change in the terminal objections of our secondary schools. Fifty years ago it was altogether academicg today it is largely vocational. But despite all these changes, there is one respect in which the public schools of today remain the same as they were fifty years ago. That is in the fact that they offer a guarantee to every boy and girl the privilege of preparing themselves to become efficient citizens and in the further fact that they constitute the country's most effective defense against foreign theories which seek our nation's destruction. Thus we find that each one of us has not only the opportunity but also the responsibility of making the most efiicient use of our educational ex- periences. Our ancestors came to this country largely because of the educa- tional chances for their children. Are we less anxious to preserve the same opportunities for our children? l7l B.S. in Ed., Wharton School, University of Pa M.A. in Ed., University of Pennsylvania

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Lfvwrfwvfi 1AfDf'flQ 14 ANNA E. JONES History 7 and 8, English 9 fllflillf' High Craft Club GEORGE W. LANGE 1 - Agriculture I, ll, lll and IV Fllfllfl' Farmcrx of Amerim MARGARET S. MCKELVEY kLlf1tin,rErenchLEnglish I J .'A It fl , ' V- 1 L n - I 1 Wag, 1'll'fi-X ' fi' ,Y xr In X If lv 'f I f , . . , ' .W 4 lirl 'I ' ' . .V Q . ' Ms NT' v I I - 1. LOUISE F. MERCANTINI General Business, Stenog. IV, Secretarial Training IV, Law, Geography Sanity TlL'libl1it'dl Aifrirer Q1 MORTON RUDOLPH European History, Music Clee Cfnlz. Banu' BERNARD STINNER Mathematics Jlillfrlf Clair Adriref , T , J ,I uv' - i J sf X tr If fo U ' I , ELSIE C. VALENTINI Stenog. III, Typing II and III, Crhce Practice IV A.fr'iJ'er of Senior Clan am! Fabella JOHN VUEISS American History, NX'orld History 4 J, EC? 1 C , Ky