Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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President of Senior Class Frank Kromka Frankie Is the most well-rounded person In our graduating class. He Is tall and neat In appearanoe and has the broad shoulders and stalwart stature of an athlete. He has been an active participant on our football squad for four years but In his senior year he rose to stardom and earned the admiration of hie team-mates by his stellar work In the tackle position. In him are combined the qualities of perseverance and Intelligence which are necessary to the character of a good student such as Frank Is. He possesses a good deal of dramatic ability and had a leading role In both our Junior and Senior plays. In his first appearance on the stage he made the character of the Poor Nut Incredibly human and real to us and won Immediately the sympathy of his audience. This year also he portrayed the role of Donald, a most difficult part, to a very appreciative audience. He also has his comical side by which he has moved many of us to sidesplitting laughter and we who have worked with him and know him well will never forget his mad genius Imitations. More power to you, Frankie Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Committee Work 2; Intramural Sports 1, 2; Wampus 2, 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Kamera Club 1; French Club 2, 3; Service Club Officer 4; Class President 4; Associate EdltorJTear Book Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4.

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Miss Luella R. Jeffrey When our class was floundering amidst the towering seas end huge swells of senior activities, Miss Jeffrey placed her firm hand upon the helm and righted our drifting craft so that our necessary productions and duties no longer appeared as formidible waves but slipped by successfully, as lapping riplets on a sunny sea. How her masterful touch has been felt can only be described by the utter confidence that our class has come to place in her decisions and good judgment. So cheerfully and helpfully has she given of her time that our members became inspired and thus our senior play, senior movie, banquet, dance and yearbook, attained a height of which we may all be proud. Miss Jeffrey, for your spurring energy and untiring efforts on our behalf, we, the class of 1935, sincerely thank you, and wish that all the good fortune in the world may shine upon your future endeavors. President..... Vice-President Secretary..... Treasurer..... Class Officers ......................Frank Kromka ..............••..George M. Baker ...................Irene D. Bishop ................Dorothy k. O'Brien Motto: What we are today, yestciday made us; what we are to be tomorrow, today shall determine. Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Tea Rose Faculty Adviser: Miss Luella R. Jeffrey

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Alma M. Adams Alma Is the brunette member of the well represented Adams family. She Is extremely Jolly and her face Is constantly lit up with a bright beaming smile. Very congenial, she Is always willing to assist her classmates. She possesses much common sense, and Is not swept off her feet by high-sounding propositions. Alma Is very well-liked, because she brings light heart and laughter wherever she goes. Marian G. Adams Her reddish hair Is not accompanied by the usual temper. On the contrary, she has a very sunshiny disposition which adds to her natural beauty. She Is one of the most attractive girls In our class and enjoys a great deal of popularity. Marian Is cheerful, complacent, and courteous, which contributes, In no small degree, to her attractiveness. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 1; Latin Club 2; Intramural Sports 1, 2. Emerson H. Alexander He Is best described by his nickname, Pep , for he Is Just that, always on the go, and full of life and animation. When seen with an Innocent expression on his face, we know that he Is plotting new mischief, and when seen with a laugh on his countenance, we know that someone else has fallen victim to his pranks. Glee Club 1; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; County Chorus 1; Track 3, 4. Daniel J. Allen Dan Is filled right to the bursting point with fun and good humor. His easy manner, his smiling blue eyes, his quiet speech, and his winning ways have drawn many friends to him. He has figured brightly with the school's basketball team, where he will long be remembered for his good sportsmanship. Whether on the field or off, Dan never departs from the ten commandments of a true sport. Committee Work 1; Intramural SDorts 1,2,3; Basketball 3, 4. 1635