Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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CHRISTOPHS BRAYBROOKE As editor-in-chief of the Wampus, and president of the National Honor Society, Kit has been one of our more versatile seniors. Ilentlon bis name, and students will marvel at hl3 brilliance, his likableness, his honesty, and his character. All this, plus Kit's shy grin and unassuming manner, never fail to make us remark— You know, 'Kit' certainly has what It takesJ He's definitely a Navy man and is heading for Annapolis, so---------- Good Luck, Kit . Let Success and Happiness weather every stormy sea, and await you at the nearest port. N.H.S. 3, , Class President 3, Jr. 4 Sr. Play '.fampus 1, 2, 3. 4, Boontonaire Editor 2 Service Club 3, 4, Football Scoreboard 3, 4 ZACHARY fc'.ORFOGEN Zachary, our hard-working yearbook editor, has a combination of many talents.' Adding personality-plus and a keen mind, you get a picture o one of our most outstanding seniors. Enthusiastic about everything and always well-groomed, Zach has proved his mettle in dramatics, oratory, scholarship and leadership. His work on the V ampus, Art Service Club, and Debating Society are examples of his interests. We also associate the beginning of our first school magazine with-his name----- one of the many worthy contributions Zach has made to our school. N.H.S. 4, Class Presidant 2, Yearbook EdJPtor 4 Boontonaire Editor 3, Varsity Debating Team 4 Freshman Operetta, Art Service Club 1, 2, 3»

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ROBERT BUDKICK Our senior class was lucky indeed to be able to present to the student body a Students' Regalian Association president of the high calibre and admirable qualities which Bob pos- sesses. In him v e have found an efficient leader capable of taking on a none-too-easy task and producing last-in results. His classic good looks, straight forward manner, intelligence, and fountain of quiet, good humor have made him a well known favorite in the annals of our school N.H.S. S. R. A. President 4, .Senior Usher Art Service Club 2, 3» Junior Play, Track 3 J. V. Football 2, 3, Committee work 1, 2, 3, GEORGE CRAWFORD Dashing, debonaire George is the handsome answer to any maiden's prayer, but to the Seniors at B.H.3. he's much more than that. The penetrating glance from his frank, piercing eyes immediately tells you what he's like, ---forthright, clean-cut, dependable. George is a president we proudly boast of,—his integrity. Intelligence, and ininitableness .constitute what v e term an all right guyJ Forever fair and square---a perfect example of an example of an American boy-----it's all there in George Crawford. Class President 4, Track V.ar.aper 4, Senior Play Class Treasurer 3, Service Club 3, •+

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ELEANOR ABRAIIAi.!SON Pensive is definitely the word for this dreamy, cool-looking miss of the flawless apparel and easy manner. Blonde and brown-eyed, her appearance of calm and ease belie her talents as an industrious commercial student. It is these illusive qualities that will build her future in the business world. Attendance Office +, Committee work 3 Wampus U ALICE ALBERT Reserved and conservative, Alice is conscious of her duties and has a keen interest in her work. Her genial nature and amiable personality will carry her far in winning friends. One can well Identify Alice by her melodious little giggle and her soft pleasing voice--to say nothing of her excellent choice of clothing, set off by soft brown tresses. Executive Council 3 Photography Club h Committee work 1, 2, 3» Yearbook V EDWARD ARCI Snappy dark eyes and a wide, cheerful 3mile are ever-present when Archie is around. Full of pep, and always cheerful, the friendly Hi-yah which greets you on Ed's Service Club Post could lift anyone's spirits. Whenever you need a strong dose of good sportsmanship and vitality, Eddie's Just the medicine we prescribe. Intramural Basketball 3, Mixed Chorus 3 Junior Play, Track 3. Service Club 3» + Yearbook h, J. V. Baseball 2