Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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Margaret Hyatt Quiet, steady, dependable, a hard worker--all this and much more is Margaret. She is a kind of friend you can depend upon as the class has found from the faithful committee work she has done. Joseph Kapral Joe Harmonica Joe, so called because of his musical ability along that line, is a strong, silent man who doesn’t go in much for frivolous things. His main line of activity is interclass and intramural sports. Austin Karrer We really ought to call Austin W3EDM, because he’s so wrapped up in his amateur radio station, but we must give him ored-it for being a National Honor Society member and a brilliant student to boot. Betty Kasefang The old high school would be a lot less cheerful without Betty's bright countenance and hearty chuckle. Betty and Helen Blackman make up our Damon and Pythias team of B.H.S. Edward Klemm Babe Eddie is one of our most promising crooners, and he certainly has a way with the fair sex. It would be hard to imagine Boonton High’s halls without him in the foreground somewhere. Ludmilla Koval Millie If you like people who are Jolly and full of fun, you'll like Millie. Millie's greatest charm is her ability to laugh easily. On committees and Wampus Staff, she's proved herself a good worker.

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iyYl n 4c ' konloa Hanlon Whatever we might say of one Hanlon sister may Just as well be applied to the other, except that Monica Is a bit more Jolly. We certainly like them both. HI la Harbeson A girl we all know well but find hard to describe! Hlla has worked in Chorus, in sports, and on committees but the thing that strikes you most about her is her bright smile. % Richard Henry Dick Dick's favorite haunt is the chemistry lab, and considering that it’s hi3 pet hobby, that’s not strange. But when not in chemistry, Dick is one of the crowd, a real fellow whom we all like. Walter Hillman Walt Walt is an altogether outdoor fellow, a model for the outdoor magazines. Walt is one whom I am sure we’ll all miss; he's got that thing that makes him a leader in anything and a friend to everyone. Buford Hohenshilt Pete Pete is one of our he-men. His rough and ready manner and snappy comebacks bring forth many a laugh around B. H. S. He goes in for sports in a big way, playing varsity football and baseball. Jack Hussong Jack What a break for the farmers’ Although rather inactive in outside activities and not so talkative it has been proved that Jack’s pet ambition is to be a farmer. The farmers couldn't cultivate a brighter man.

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Veronica Kufta Toots Athletes.watch your step when Toots starts going. She is one of our best players. She not only is great in sports, but also among her classmates. Her congenial disposition creates an atmosphere of good-fellowship. Joseph Kuhner Joe You never hear Joe around, because he is so reserved and quiet, but he’s always available when there is work to be done. He is another of those patrolmen in the halls. Viola Lahr Another class Rubinoff. Viola was a county representative this year; she's played in our orchestra for four years. Sports also claimed her attention. She has the faculty of always looking cheerful. Colbert Lindsley A 8low grin, chuckles, and antics galore—that’s Colbert. His particular abilities run to committees, on which he often serves, with a record of only a few broken bulbs and ladders. He imitates Col. Stoopnagle too. William Lowery Billy is an amiable, easy-going sort of person and his goodnature and friendliness have made him popular. He sometimes gets befuddled in history class, but that doesn't bother him. William Lucas Bill Bill’s achievements on the football field, basketball court and diamond are something to be proud of. During his Junior year he turned his talents to the stage, and this year he's one of Mr. Ryder’s ushers.