Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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VICTORIA CORN ! “Vicky” “At last she made let self a part. On the long last ventures of her heart. Shining browi. eyes, a happy smile a cheer disposition, and a contagious giggle are harmoniously blended in V ictoria. She has a keen wit and a kindly friendliness which are the envy of her classmates. Victoria in one of our neatest girls and may be seen “primping up” ;vcrv noon hour. Her chief pleasure seems to be lunch with her mother since she has walked home every da possible in her four years at school. H ARK IKT C ROTH AM F.L “ H arry” “She is endowed with subtle grace, That her blessings shine upon her face. Harriet is one of those quiet persons who is silent on the surface only. If you knew her outside of class, you’d surely be surprised. She’s a jolly good sport, noted for her artistic ability, and is .. good little housekeeper. Year Book Staff, 4. 1; I:LYN CUN NINGH AM “F. ” And on her lips there pla y a smile As lights in some cathedral aiste. We predict for Evelyn the brightest future. Her oui-standing characteristic is “What you do, do well,” and she never fails to adhere to this motto. Evelyn easily maintains a high average, and such an influence as her’s can not pass unrecognized. Interclass Basketball, 2, 3. Is Page Twenty-one

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HELEN CAREY “Carey” With big eves and curly hair. No wonder beaux are in despair. Helen’s giggle is one of the secrets of her popularity and fame. She seldom wastes time at school by awaiting the 8:30 bell, but it is just such things as that which have won her the wide circle of friends which she possesses. The assignment of , n English essay or composition, which so often disrupted our whole evening, merely afforded Helen an opportunity to further display her ability. Interclass Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN CHARLTON “Helen” “Dabbling in her quiet way, hi the pleasures of to-day. Helen’s generous smiles have won her many friends throughout the school. She has a kind word for everyone and is a staunch friend. Helen is one of our neatest and best dressed girls, and we feel that she will succeed in whatever she plans to do after graduating. Library staff, 2; Vice-President, 3. HENRY COLE “Red ’ “We make ourselves, our lives sublime As footprints on the sands of time. Henry is the most shining example of a “strawberry blonde” that our class possesses. His blue eyes and red hair give him a distinction “all his own.” Henry is thought to be armor-clad when it comes to Dan Cupid’ shafts, but wc have our doubts. We wonder just what is back of the rumor that Henry has succumbed to the charms of a beautiful blond of the “weaker sex.” French Club, 3; 4; Gustos Latin Club, 2; Treasurer of Freshman Class, 1. Page Twenty

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“Marie” MARIK CUNNINGHAM “ only wait life's rising tides, My ship at anchor rides. Marie is one of those few who bore the hardships of letting her hair grow only to cut it off again. Her smiling Irish eyes and easy swagger go hand in hand A-ith her cheery disposition. She is one of those seniors for whom there is little meaning in the word “haste” but much in the word “work.” THOMAS CURTIN “Tommy” “He is sent to touch the hearts of men, And bring them back to joy again. Irish is as Irish does, and Tommy does. He has musical tonsils and harmonious feet—in short, he is our song and dance man from Birch Street. Tommy is very good natured and has done a lot for the Senior Class. He likes “Singing in the Bathtub,” but his favorite song is “A Year from To-day.” Senior Play; Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club, 2, 4; ln-tercalss Basketball, 3; Intcrclass Football, 2; Football, 4; Basketball, 4; Wampus, 4; Glee Club, 2; Debate-Song Leader, 4; Wearer Block B, B. H. S., Numerals, Script B. Hr HAROLD DAHL '“Dolly-“Richest gifts are those we make. Dearer than the ones we take. Apart from keepnig up his studies, Harold found plenty of time to indulge in many extra curricula activities. As Editor of our Year Book his talents were justly acknowledged and he fulfilled our highest expectation-:. Harold says school has developed one bad habit for him —that is, getting up before breakfast. Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Club, I ; French Club-3; Hi-Y, 3; Track, 3, 4; Editor of Echoes, 1930, 4; President Hi-Y, 4; Vice-President, Scicamath, 4; Forum, 4; Wampus Staff, 4; Cast “Silver Lining,” 4; Senior Plav Commiitcc, 4; Boys’ Quartet, 4; Wearer of Script B. Page Twenty ■en S W