Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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Stephen A. Jarombek Just filled with the Joy of living Is Major and so alive Is he that he oan eoaroely stay still. He runs down the corridors, bounds up the stairs, with a quick greeting to all his friends as he passes. That's how lively he Is. Because of his close-oropped curly blond hair and rolling blue eyes, the fairer sex have termed him cute and he is all of that. No one can help but admire him for he Is the personification of happiness. Intramural 9ports 2, 3, 4; Committee Work 3. Priscilla W. Jones The swishing of a skirt, the rapid patter of feet, the door hursts open and in she bounces with her quick and cheery greetings and her happy, bright smile. Why! it's Prissy. She's full of life and likes to rush around, and she walks with a snappy spring in her step as though she not only enjoyed wulking but also enjoyed life; and she does! She is a good dancer and loves a merry crowd and a good time. Latin Club 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Committee Work 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Wampus Art EditOT 3; Wampus Cartoonist 4. Elsie M. Junghans Elsie is one of the few Seniors who know what the future holds for her in the way of a career. She plans to enter training as soon as she i8 of age and from the enthusiasm she shows, her vocation is also a greet source of pleasure to her. Her pleasing personality will prove a valuable asset to her in the future. Committee Work 1, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Andrew G. Kaminsky Andy is a quiet, sincere, friend. He is always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone and is always neat and courteous. He is equally at home on the athletic field or in the classroom. The greatest tribute we can pay to Andy is this: he is the personification of a perfect gentleman. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert 4; Committee Work 3, 4; Baseball 4. 1635 w

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Marion Hewitt Cinder and pep mixed with a generous portion of dignity seems to hit the nail on the head for Morion. She may be looked down upon, in respect to stature, but she is looked up to and admired for her initiative and progressiveness. Her clever bantering has been a constant source of amusement to her classmates but has not detracted from her sophistication. We are not boasting when we soy she combines intellectual ability with humor to make up one of the pleasantest personalities in our class. Latin Club 1; Committee Work 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Librarian 4. Mary E. Hohenshilt What an irreplaceable gap there will be when our blond, curly-head Mary leaves us. She will never lack friends as long as she retains her friendly smile and her unsophisticated and amiable manner which have endeared her to us. Possessing so much animation it seems only natural that she should turn to cheerleading to express herself and it is needless to go into detail about the fine Job she did in that capacity. Her part in the senior play also aided no little in accentuating her typical characteristics. Intramural Sports 1, 2; Committee Work 1, 2; Cheer Leader 2, 3; Senior Play. C. Blair Hopkins Blair belongs to that group of persons who are Justly termed the strong and silent type. He has big muscular shoulders and a strong sturdy stature. He is at all times quiet and unobtrusive and is rarely known to speak. In class he is equally as silent as he is in social life, and he never causes the teachers any worry or trouble. Intramural 9ports 2, 3. Anita Hunniford Ho person who has met Blossom would ever be able to forget her; we know that our class never will. Her neat appearance, her modest and shy mien, and her courtesy to everyone has made her the class's most lovable girl. But her most striking characteristic is her blush. Anyone who has been in her classes or who knows her at all has seen it and has laughed at its seriousness. Blossom will never laok friends and her classmates wish her success In her future endeavors. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; In- tramural Sports 2; Committee Work 1, 2, 3. 1935

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Jancth D. Kells Sweet natured. Janeth? We'll oertainly vouch for that i We also like her because she is so sympathetic and ever-willing to start a friendly conversation. Her pleasing personality and always-present grin are factors that Impress us strongly. Her efficiency Is clearly shown by the constant demand upon her services, by the office, the Wampus, and the year book staff. Typist for Wampus 4; Year Book Typist 4. Dorothy M. Kieselman Dot Is an assiduous student who Is extremely Interested In beauty culture. Friendliness and cheerfulness are her most outstanding characteristics. She seems to be free from all worldly cares, and she Is an excellent student; In fact her attentive attitude In class Is a Joy to all her teachers I Committee Work 1, 4; Intramural Sports 2. Helen S. Klimowich In Helen we find the type of person who comes to school for a very definite purpose-to aoqulre knowledge and to learn how to use lt-and she certainly accomplishes her aim. She enjoys her school and her school work and she not only never falls to do her homework but also she Is constantly alert for outside reading which has a direct bearing on her school subjects. Andrew S. Kuchta Andy Is another student whose name we constantly connect with that great game of baseball. For the past two years he has done excellent work both at bat and In the field, as our varsity backstop. This year he also made a dependable and heady Jump center on our Jayvee's basketball team. Andy, we hope to see you someday Catching 'em up for some big league outfit. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; Basketball 4;