Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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i Wl vv Vj r WE % f I W „ T Jamas MacDowell Jim Jim is the mystery man of the Senior Class. When he’s not in school, he’s driving around in his blue Maxwell. Where he goes we do not know. Maybe the fairer sex is to blame. Elizabeth Maddern Betty David Harum received fin© support from this quiet member of our class. iSlizabeth showed in this project the same spirit she has 3hown all through high. Joseph Mangone Joe Accomplishments galore has joe—and then some. In him we have the perfect Sam, Wampus Sports iSditor, tenor stand-by, a good worker, and a swell guy to have around. Amelia Matzura Another of our artists’ Amelia has done a great deal for us in the way of posters and scenery, and has given valuable support in many other class projects by her fine committee work. Ruth McCaffrey Hey Ruth, is heard every time there’s something to be done, and Ruth, with a smile, will do it capably and efficiently. She also keeps the SRA accounts, ushers, and debates. She’s a great girl. Loretta McCormick Rusty To say that Rusty is swell-elegant wouldn’t be doing her justice. Her work as girls sport manager, librarian, and various committees have all helped in making her a National Honor Society member.

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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.

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Llewellyn McElhaney Use Whether tooting on the bass horn, driving his rattletrap Ford, or making dates with the women, Mac is an expert. His many accomplishments and versatility have made him one of our most popular boys. Doris McKee Micky Sports--we think of Micky; dramatics--we immediately remember her as Laurette Payne in Spooks.” Cheer leading? She's there with lots of pep. In fact, when there's anything going on, Micky's there. J' Lucas Melillo Luke The favorite son of Boonton High! He ha3 distinguished himself in intramural and varsity sports, specializing as stalwart center on the football squad. Luke is worth the admission price to any musical comedy. Ethel Michel Ethel is seen more often than she is heard, but she’s not hard to look at, being among the best dressed Senior girls. Her pleasant disposition has made her many friends in B. H. S. Edward Mitchko Ed It’s no use asking Ed about his activities—he's too modest. So let us tell you about them. He's captain of the football team, a three-letter man, an excellent dancer and that popular I Helen Molitoris Helen is a dependable and quiet worker and given a task she will keep at it steadily until it is done. She is one of the best wampus typists, and a good friend to all who know her.