Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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. f V Gertrude Adams Gertie 'S Gertie's record of activities is longer than the list of the Smiths in the phone hook. Among them are Council, 32, Chorus, French Club. This year Gertie edited the literary columns in the Wampus. Marjorie Allgrunn Marge Dates and school work are two extremes, but Marge makes both of them meet. And when we say Marge is popular, we mean popular. Both girls and boys HI e her. . w ■ Rollins Anderson Roily Roily gets much enjoyment mentally and physically by cutting logs in his spare time. He is one of the neatest dressers in the class. His cheerful disposition and friendly smile have marked him as a good sport. Dorothy Apgar Dot Presenting the Wampus question boxj Dot writes those columns about ideal men in an endeavor to aoquaint us with the solution of life a puzzles. She was our Soph president and played Judy in the Junior play Augustine Bacchetta Augie Augie has wind for both the track and the clarinet, and does as well at one as the other. He's quiet in the classroom, but that ueually means that his work is all done. Robert Beebe Bob While not as noisy as some of the others, Robert is one of '34's important members. The qualities of good sportsmanship and good nature make him liked by all. Robert is a member of the Ham Club.

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Max Vorwerk Max want in for leadership on a largo scale. Besides being the dependable and valuable president of our class for two years he led the Nat’l Honor Society, the Hl-Y, and year book. Max is red-haired and a great sport. Mary began her activities upon entering high school. As club member, Wampus reporter, usher, ficer, and National Honor Society member, Mary has proved to be a most conscientious, clever and studious class member. Thomas Case Tommy For two years Tommy has been balancing '34’s books very successfully. Signing checks doesn't take all his time, though. What would the Seniors do without Tommy in intramurals,pray tell. Louise Eissmann Here’s a studious, capable, and much respected senior. Louise’s cheerful disposition and willingness to cooperate, would make her a welcome addition to any class, as her constant demand testifies. She has been vice-president two years.

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 Doris Ball Don't hit her or she's liable to hit you back. Doris is Just bursting with plenty of snappy comebacks and sharp wit which can beat any boy's. Patricia Bell Patty When you see a bright bit of green and yellow paint flash by, that’s Patty on her way to some-where-or-other. If she's going your way, she'll pick you up. Patty is liked for her unfailing good-nature. Joseph Beradino Berry Not so tall, but he packs a deadly wallop. He proved his versatility by making good at varsity football, managing our basketball team, and then cinching a berth on the varsity baseball team. Ruth Berges Towaoo gave us Ruth and after four years we hate to give her back. She is one of our backbone members, sweet, demure, and a good worker. She is a member of a number of organizations. Loretha Blacke We have found someone who does her school work and committee work very industriously, and yet is not too serious to laugh ana Joke. It's Loretha, and she’s always cheerful and willing to help you. Helen Blackman When you see Helen, look a-gain and you'll see Betty. The two form one of the closest alliances in school. This member of the Dual Alliance is peppy, full of fun, and a good friend to all who know her.