Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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THE %ED qAND BLACK Tune: The ‘-Princeton Cannon SMarcIi 1 There is a banner in the shy, The streaming- Red and Black, Under it all Boonton’s foes Are gallantly turned back. Her warriors brave have struggled on With steadfast, lofty aim, And placed the shining Red and Black On enduring heights of fame. CHORUS Rally to your colors now. For Boonton High School calls on you. Fight, fight for victory And for honor true. Rah, rah, rah. Proudly she watches you. You will not fail her in the cause. With hearts loyal and true Bring her own colors through, Boonton’s Red and Black. 2 The glorious flag which flaunts the breeze Breathes of a courage rare, Fine purposes and high resolves, To challenge them who dare. While Boonton High School thus goes on Unswerving, firm and true. She looks to us to carry on Her works and ideals, too. HELEN C. DUNN,’23.

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WUQ'G FRED A. BEDNAR President of Senior Claes “One is never known till hr is proved. SOME foolish wise man stated somewhere that tlie Senior Year in high school was one of leisure. Fred evidently never read those lines, or else he did not believe them. The Senior Class has one great goal—to print a bigger and better year book. Any success which the Class of 1929 has had in its Senior Year is due in a large measure to the energy and earnestness of Fred. He has devoted himself earnestly and sincerely to his task of guiding the interests of the Senior Class. Fred is like a speed boat with an underwater exhaust—he accomplishes a great deal with very little noise. He has carried the responsibilities of Senior Class President and Editor-in-Chief of “Echoes of 1929,” has maintained a high scholastic standing, and in addition has shone on the football field. Varsity Football, k; S. R. A., 3, k; Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club, 2, 3, k: Inter-class Basketball, 2, 3, k: Wampus, 2, 3, k: Track, k: Wearer of Block B, Silver B, Numerals, Script B. II. S.