Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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STUDENT CO U X CIL Top row. left to right: Colon Campbell. Fred Bednar, Dean Wolf, John Ackerman, Mr. H. A. Spurway. Archie Galloway. Walter Herrmann, Margaret Staveley, Keynar Meadowcroft. Bottom row, left to right: Harriet Griffith, David Galloway, Bertha Blanchard. Samuel Brown, Salvatore Maraziti, Marion Blanchard, Emil Hornick, Florence Bogardus.

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TEAR £BOOK STAFF SAMUEL W. BROWN Editor VIOLA GOERNER Associate Editor ROGER KINGSLANI). . . MARGARET STAVELY NORWOOD SALMON ROSE MARAZITI FLORENCE BOGARDUS ALONZO FREEMAN DOROTHY HEADLEY KATHERINE HAVISER MADELINE NOLL..... Business Manager .........Assistants ........Art Editor .........Assistants . . .Girls’ Athletics ARTHUR HIGGINS Boys’ Athletics SALVATORE MARAZITI FRANK HEADLEY DEAN WOLF ....... MILDRED GOULD RUTH ZUCKER ...... MISS MARY E. PRICE. . . . .Literary Editor ......Assistants .........Typists Faculty Advisor

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SALVATORE MARAZITI..........PresidcntZMlL HORNICK............Secretary MARION BLANCHARD Vice-PresidentsAMUEL BROWN..........Student Treasurer MR. HERBERT SPURWAY.. ..Faculty Advisor BOONTON HIGH SCHOOL is fortunate in having one of the ablest school organizations in the state. The Students’ Regalian Association, composed of the student body and faculty, has set a record for efficient management of school activities which will be difficult to surpass. Its executive committee, the Students’ Regalian Council, has complete control of all school funds and expenditures. It also is empowered to grant awards and formulate such regulations as will best serve the interests of the student body. Each year a fixed number of delegates to the Student Council is elected by the respective classes. This year the Seniors are represented by Florence Bogardus, Margaret Stavely, John Ackerman, Sam Brown, and Salvatore Maraziti; while Marion Blanchard, Elizabeth Lucas, Fred Bednar, and Walter Herrmann look after the interests of the Juniors. The Sophomores are ably represented by Bertha Blanchard, Harriet Griffith, and Emil Hornick, with Colon Campbell as the representative from the Freshman Class. Mr. Spurway, the faculty adviser, has freely given of his valuable services and counsel that the student body may profit from the practical suggestions he has to offer. Under his enthusiastic guidance the Student Council has had a year of varied and profitable activity. Results thus far achieved fully justify the implicit faith and confidence we have in his ability to carry on this work. Probably the most outstanding work of the student body this year was the successful management of our monetary affairs, so that in spite of the fact that the Morristown-Boonton game was played away from home, which deprived us of considerable revenue, we ended the year with a substantial balance on hand. The balance of $1,499.86 on February 15, 1928, assures the continuance of our scheduled activities for the ensuing year. The classes and clubs of the school have been exceptionally busy in their various school activities, which speaks well for the work of the Council. The past year has marked another successful era in the history of Boonton High School, much of which is due to the enthusiastic and willing cooperation of the Council and Mr. Spurway.