Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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41 Victor Hillery In every olass, there are certain persons who lead in almost all activities From his very first year in high school Victor has been such a person In whatever activity he has participated, he has carried with him a whole-hearted interest in the business at hand A most outstanding debater, a competent Wampu6 editor, and a soholar of unusual ability, Victor will long remain in the memories of his classmates Debate 1, 2,3,4: Committee Work 2,3; Stamp Club; Service Club 4; National Honor Society; Class Orator: Editor-in-Chief Wampus; Latin Club; Economics Club, Helen Hohenshilt A burst of laughter accompanied by a mass of blonde nair characterizes Helen. She began her oareer by tapping on roller skates in the Freshman Minstrel and has been a cheerleader and inspiration of the teams for four years Helen is as good a player as she is a spectator and has an athletio record worthy of admiration Girls1 Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2.3,4; Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4; Freshman Minstrel; Junior Play Cast; Senior Usher; Library Staff. Gerald Hopkins Gerald's athletic ability in track work is known throughout the school. Although quiet and slightly bashful, he is always ready to work and is entirely dependable His favorite pastime, from what we see of him, is reading books. Boys' Chorus: Club Work: Junior Usher: Freshman Minstrel; Committee Work 2,3; Traox 1,2,3. Esther Howell An animated giggle, a goodly dash of freokles, and merry blue eyes are all a part of Esther. She is ever ready to help and serve those that need her service and is one of the best committee workers we have Her good common sense and sense of humor endear her to all her friends. Her talkativeness so often gets her into trouble that she is best described as the Human Chatterbox. Committee Work 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Usher 3: Library Staff 3: Wampus Staff: Yearbook Staff; Science Club; Library Staff 3; National Honor Sooiety 4

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Kathleen Guiton If you will only pardon our stealing the line When Irish Eyes are Smiling They Steal Your Heart Away , you’ll agree that it is the only possible aesoriptiori of this cheery Irish lass. Synonymous with her smiling Irish eyes is her great popularity When she at last leaves for good, more than one person will miss her cheery laugh and bright smile and, to her dose friends, the plaoe will seem just a bit dreary Glee Club 1,2; Freshman Minstrel; Stamp Club Girls’ Sports 1,2; Service Club 3; Committee Work 3,4. If you have ever seen Mary in a pensive mood, you have seen one of the wonders of the world. Especially fond of dancing, as well as any form of fun, Mary is the original gloom dispeller But, under all this gayety: we find a conscientious worker and student Freshman Minstrel; Committee Work 2 Ruth has not spent all four years at Boonton, but since she joined us she has displayed a never failing ability to appreciate a joke. She is very kind and is always ready to assist in any way possible. Her rriendly disposition and sense of humor have made her a desirable member of our class. Mary Hall George Harbeson uad uiasa. Yearbook Staff; Latin Club. teristifis Ruth Hendersha.y

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Beverly Hughes Bev is the symbol of the modern girl. H?£ i?terest is widely extended in athletics, with her specific delight being centered in horseback-riding. By an ever present gay mood, artistic talent, which is well displayed by a distinctive choice of olothea. ana charming social graces. Bev has gained admiration as a well-rounded individual. our Intramural Sports 4. r r [ [ Jack Huntley Tall, dignified Jaok, a son of Lincoln steadfast and earnest worker who uevo£® ® n s school work and pursues it with a hign degree of efficiency and perse-verence. Jack is very interested in radio and is known to amateur radio fans as W3EBL. Committee Work 1; Radio Club 2,3,4: Club 4; Boys Sports 4; Yearbook Staff Soience Franklin Jacobus .. ijrank is a good reader and conversationalist. Vihen he isn't reading, he s usually found talking to a representative of the fair sex. When he is reading, all the queries and quips of his friends cannot induce him to say a word. Franklin is a oom-panionaole fellow and will go out of his wav to make someone cheerful. Committee Work 1,2,3,4. Margaret Jarombek This quiet, demure miss usually knows tne answers in class. Her pleasing voice adds to her attractiveness. In spite of her shy, modest manner, she displays to her friends a merry, amusing disposition and a sense of humor worthy of the best. Committee Tiork 1,3. i r