Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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Ronald Gifford Here is a tall blonde lad readily accepted among the orowd as a regular fellow. He is rarely gifted by being always ready to enjoy the other person’s humor. Aside from his personality, Ron wins the votes of his classmates by his athletic prowess , being no less than the '37 varsity center. Varsity Sports 4: Service Club 4; Yearbook Staff; Intramural Sports 4, Alfred Gigliotti Fred is one of those individuals who gets great satisfaction from helping out or serving on some committee. He is well known as one of the crowd and is unfailing in attendance at various school activities. He leaves with us the reputation of a model in student cooperation ana support. r r r r r r ' c L L I Emily Ginder I’m in a dancing mood, a gay romancing mood is the phrase symbolising Emmie , who is always ready and willing for aotion. She is what everyone calls a good pal. The girls admire her ror her individuality in clothes and the boys like her for her sense of humor and her sparkling personality. Glee Club 1; Freshman Minstrel; Intramural Sports 1; Committee Work 4; Senior Usher, l l L L Eleanor Goldberg Fingers flying over the keyboard have characterized Eleanor these four years. Always willing to accompany or solo, see has become well known around school, Eleanor is lots of fun and, win or lose, she has a good time. Her freely exhibited yodeling ability has drawn smiles to more than one faoe. Glee Club 1: French Club; Latin Club; Junior Usher; Service Club 3,4; Committee Work 3,4, i L L r

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.1 .1 .1 J 1 .1 I ] J Joseph Flaherty Joe seems to be a true son of Ireland, except for the brogue. His ready wit ana smile have disrupted many quiet gatherings, muoh to the dismay of the faoulty. Joe is a oonsoientious worker who never seems to be having anything but a good time. He takes more interest in horses than he does in anything else. Freshman Minstrel; Committee Work 1; Service Club. Catherine French Catherine is perhaps the youngest member of the Senior Class, but she is also one of the prettiest. When seen with an innocent expression on her face, we know that she is clotting new mischief, and when seen with a laugh, ffe know that someone else has fallen victim to her pranks. A oontagious giggle and a pair of flashing brown eyes complete this vision of naivete to whom we all wish the best Committee Work 1,2,3,4; Service Club 3,4; Club Work; Senior Play Cast. Evi Generoso Evi is a happy—go—lucky fellow who can always be found kidding someone or arguing with fir. Scantlebury. He is one of our best dancers and is a past master in the art or ■truokin. Evi, a three letter man, is one of our outstanding athletes, having majored in football and participated in Baseball and basketball Varsity Sports 1,2,3,4; Latin Club; Service Club 3; Committee Work 2,3. Blanche Gerharot Blanohe is a day dreamer and we see her gazing off into the distance, her mind miles away. We often hear her merry laugh and see her gaily tossing her brown wavy hair. She is held in high esteem by her many friends and acquaintances. J j i

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3 3 .1 1 J 1 J 1 Heromin Gonski Heromin is one of the favorites in upper J ontville society He is short ana acpiv ever ready to follow up an argument. His humor runs rather to practical .jokes than otherwise Any political question that is brought up instantly gains his full attention and interest Aviation Club; French Club. Gerald Goodwin Although he is always meticulously dressed, Jerry gives an impression of perfect ease and freedom His aristocratic mien, whether assumed or natural, disdains an inane observation or joke In doubt cr blame Jerry does not hesitate to take his full share ana more Intramural Sports 2,4; Service Club 4. Ruth Griffith Ruthie'B quietness and sincerity have won the respect and admiration of her teachers and ner classmates. Ylhen she is fiven a piece of work to do you can be sure hat its completion will be thorough and satisfactory. In years to come we expect to hear her voice from coast to coast, for she is our class nightingale ? re shin an Minstrel: Committee Work 1,2 Gle-Club 1: Service Club 3,4; Club York; national ho'.or Society. Joseph Grimes Except to certain librarians and his intimate friends, Joe appears to be a quiet unassuming Senior. The truth is, however, that his studied calmness is a cloak for his ready wit and mischief— making genius. Joe has been a real help to tr.e class by revealing many of MiBS Price’s trade secrets he has rendered the school a service by making the third period librarians more wide-awake and strict. Aviation Club 2