Macfarland High School - Fabella Yearbook (Bordentown, NJ)

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DEDICATION CYNTHIA GERAN Died: Friday, February 1, 19-46 Age: 15 years A comely maitlen here on earth: A .flHZ7ly merrerzger of mirth: Adorecl hy all-to all a frieml. Eager a helping hand to leml. Though zwiderpread fame war not her fate Her heart could 15ml no room for hate. Refzrarzlezl with a Jecond birth: For God alro dlfcerned her worth. 151

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PREFACE SINCE Fabella means little history, the Fabella staff, this year, has worked untitingly to unfold on the following pages a pictorial review of the outstanding highlights in the history of the Class of '49. Dedication .... Administration . . Faculty ..... Fabella Staff ...... Senior Class Poem . Senior Class Oflicers Class of 1949 ..... Senior Ball .... Senior Poll . .. Senior Play ..... Senior Portraits .. . junior Class ..... Sophomore Class .. Freshman Class INDEX Athletics and Activities . . . To Our Advertisers .... 141 PAGE 5 6 8 10 12 13 14 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 54

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Ph B Franklin and Marshall College MA., University of Pennsylvania ROBERT M. OBERHOLSER Superintendent of School! CHANGE AND PROGRESS are often synonyms. Most certainly change is necessary if progress in any field of endeavor is to be made. And within the past five decades, within the space of a single lifetime, more sig- nificant changes leading to progress have taken place than has been true of the space of time covered by all previous recorded history. In the field of transportation the opening of the twentieth century found our nation de- pendent mainly upon the railroad. Since then the trolley car, busses, auto- mobiles and airplanes have been invented and developed. In the communi- cation field our most efiicient medium prior to 1900 had been the telegraph. Within the comparatively short space of fifty years, we have developed the telephone, wireless, radio, television, and radar. In political science, woman suffrage, advanced social legislation, and civil rights bills are only a few of the changes that have completely changed our manner of living. So, too, we will find similar tremendous changes in the fields of science, medicine, business, and all other fields which enter into the science of living. I6I