Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

1 ’ ' 1 1 ' ' J J 1 ml l u mu ? im ‘i J iemm l ml ide mfeswtl Actc ui, At aasl ami u't rffe afo w u j j . f. r r. f dl iwf OSS s I ? S DEDICATION The Class of '43 sincerely edicates this book ko our goo friend an-' Principal, Mr. Leslie A. E. Booth. His untiring efforts to un erstan , ai , an a vise us have been greatly appreciated by all past and present students of B. H. S.. No matter how busy, he always foun time to help us solve our problems. His sense of humor an stable temperament have seen us through all of our trying experiences. He has also share an been a part of our many triumphs. We gratefully thank you, Mr. Booth, for making our High School career a successful one. i ' i ‘ r n r n n n n r- r - r- r- ; YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-chief, Bettina Spitzer Assistant Editor, Jo Ann Williman LITERARY STAFF Franes Bikora, Editor Kathleen Blovrers Carmen Basal Dorothy Diedrich Marilyn Hamming Anne Henchy Phyllis Judge Joan Miller Marian Regetz John van ivess PhOTOGRAPHY STaFF Donald Tredv av, iiditor Walter Barrett Jack uharlton Bill MeBoy GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR Dorothy Bobb BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR James BunnIngham art staff William Boventrv, Editor Louis Bevacoua Robert Dolowitz Jeian Hezlitt Kena Huttleston Helen Osborne Richard soeling Barbara Uhlig TYPlHG STAFF Brace Fanning, Editor Marion Bednar Joan Berry netty Bolcar Phyllis Brown Mary Frenzel BUSINESS STAFF Audrey Kiernan Boris Richmond Lois 'fucker Adviser - H. Herbert Gloss Robert Harry Meral-1 Walter 0 4r t£ b uca ifri BOARD OF EDUCATION Andrew Rexroth, President J. Buirlck, Vice-President Mrs. R. Conn ’. Ha lit Mrs. William Birch Blowers Donnell Stackhouse Peterson James Booth George Brush, District Clerk C. E. Boyer, Supervising Principal CLARENCE E. BOYER During our four years at B.H.S, Mr. Boyer, Supervising Principal, has displayed a great interest in the betterment and promotion of the scholastic and social welfare of the student body which has endeared him to all. We will always be deeply appreciative of the inspiration and guidance his assemblies afforded us. Vie have always found him eager to listen to our daily problems and the personal interest which he has held in us has trulv made us feel at home during our stay at B.H.S. LESLIE A. E. BOOTH Mr. Booth, ever alert to the newest trends in the educational field, ever willing to help and advise, has proved himself a nerson worthy of the position of principal of Boonton High School. In this capacity he has given freely of his versatility and guidance to our activities, thus working consistently for a better, happier school. We are deeply grateful for his able leadership. I I I I ! L 4r- H ■ � .1 J J J J J J J J MISS MARY E. PRICE We wish to express our deepest gratitude to you Miss Price, a teacher, a counselor, and true friend to all of us. We have grown to admire your boundless energy and helDfulness as senior class adviser. We know that you will continue to heir future Senior Classes and to imnress unon them the high ideals and exacting orincinles for v- ich vou stand. Your presence and influences have increased immeasurably the hapniness and success of our High School Career-. a � MR. H. HERBERT GLOSS As Yearbook advisor, Mr. Gloss has Droved himself worthy of being long remembered. To us, Mr. Gloss has been the svmbol of a creative teacher and an insniring friend. Both his artistic abilities and wonderful personality have made his niece on our list of favorite neonle a high one. Our fondest hope is that he will po on teaching for man'”- years in order to give the student'' who follow the benefit of studving with him. Remember us, Mr. Gloss, as we remember you-----with fondness and admiration. Carol M Cochran Math Thomas Garrison U S. History Bert Hillarij Shop Jean Bog dziewicr I Languages irl M. Edmonds English Lucu M.Gross Latin Norma Holland Soc Studies Gerald F Hopkins Er$.. Ffy Ed. Luella ITrwin English Elsie Johnson Librarian Dorothea Allen Biology Cj 4$ Charles Bachus Math. U I Florence L Elder Math. Irma S Hafer PhH Ed ft ' A Edith Henrij Home Econ Deborah Forman Soc. Studies Wilter Herrmann Soc Studies Irene Bronos Jr Bus Bhpg Mari) Rose Feagans Music C lude Caplinger Chemistri| Rose Maraziti Languages Dons Ormezzano English Victoria Melosi Phi Ed Jt . Soph ia favidis Math__Gentian Earl Moran Ind Arts Will iam Potter History Jane Mullin Home Econ Alexander Reed Speech Lillian Nolan Commercial Clare Ridolfo Languages Harold War ford Band . Orch. Gwendolen Wilcox Commercial Max Wittman Science EVERETT HUGHES Conscientious, well-mannered, intelligent, likeable, poised, witty---one could keep on naming innumerable qualities this versatile fellow possesses. Climaxing his High School career as S. R. A. President, Ev has again proved his capability in doing a grand job. Serious-minded, yet at the right times the joker, he can take as well as dish out a ribbing. We congratulate you on your past, Ev, and know you will do as well, if not better, in the future.' S. R. A. Officer 3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 N. H. S. 3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Service Club 3,4 Committee work 1,2,3,4 WILLI AN COVENTRY It's not difficult to see why Bill, President of the Class of '48, is a favorite with his classmates. Possessor of a magnetic personality, Bill is always rea y with a witty comeback and can be depended upon to cor operate whole-heartedly in all class undertakings. Anxious to do whatever he can for anyone and everyone, Bill can well be our nomination for the typical American boy. Class Officer 3,4 Yearbook 4 Service Club 3,4 Art Service Club 2 Junior and Senior Play J. v. Baseball 2 Wampus 3,4 0 WILLIAM McCOY As editor-in-chief of the Wampus, Bill has proved himself to be a capable and efficient leader. Besides having good looks and personality plus, he possesses a rare sense of humor an friendliness. One cannot speak of Bill without mentioning the excellent work he (Joes on the Ambulance Squad. We are certainly proud to have had such a classmate. Wampus 3,4 Scoreboard 1,2,3,4 Sound Squad 3,4 S. R. A. Representative 1 Class Officer 2 Freshman Minstrel Committee work 3 Yearbook German Club 3 Photography Club 4 BETTINA SFITZER Tina has been a tireless worker, highlighting her many activities by being editor-in-chief of the yearbook. She is a rare combination of intelligence and attractiveness a3 well as genuine friendliness. Equipped with all these sterling qualities we are sure Tina will achieve whatever goals she hopes to attain. Yearbook Editor N. K. S. 3,4 debating Club 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 WINIFRED AMEN Winnie appears to be a very quiet Sirl, but the twinkle in her eyes and wide grin prove that she has a sense of humor. Winnie likes bicycling and enjoys fine music. Good luck Winnie in whatever you choose to do in the future. Opera Guild Committee Work 3 Chorus German Club RICHARD BALDWIN Baldy will long be remembered for his remarkable work in both the Junior and Senior plays. Easily detected by his wavy hair and blushing smile, he is one of our most likable seniors. We're sure that Baldy will make the most of what life offers. Jr. Sr. Plays Usher 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA BARRETT Sincere and unassuming, Pat has gathered many friends in her travels through B. H. S. She enjoys participating in sports, while in quieter moments she turns to books. An important spoke in the Guidance Office wheel, she has proved her dependability and efficiency many times. Guidance Office 3, 4 Victory Corps Committee Work 2, 3 WALTER BARRETT Two down front, third aisle from the left —Boonton High's own State usher, ' alt spends much of his time off from this exacting Job on his hobby, photography. He furthers his ability on this field by doing extensive work for the Yearbook. Envied for his curly black hair and pepsodent smile, you can be sure you've made a friend when you've become acquainted with Walt. Sound Squad 2 Yearbook Staff Committee Work 2, 3, 4 ROBERT BARTON Whiz! Boom! Crash!-----Here comes Russ . Everyone knows Russ and his Ford car. His blonde hair and broad grin make him easily distinguishable as he speeds by. Although seemingly reserved around school he has a keen love for fun and merriment. MARION BEDNAR Marion has been a wonderful companion daring our high school life. Her sincere and attractive manner have been admired by all of us. A conscientious worker and always meticulous in appearance, she is sure to meet success in any field. Yearbook Staff Committee Work 3 JAiiES BERGER This somewhat shy lad is the answer to many a girl's prayer. Jimmy is that good-looking, well-mannered chap with the dynamic personality. His aptitude for chemistry shows his scholastic ability, while his record on the gridiron and on the track prove his masculine power. J. V. Football 2 Committee Work 3 Varsity Football 3, 4 Track 2, 3 N. H. S. 4 JOAN BERRY This petite belle from Lincoln Park draws many admiring glances. Her smooth steps on the dance floor, particularly her rumba, and her vivacity in everything she does, present a picture of boundless energy. Her sparkling eyes and gay conversation will long be remembered after we have left B. H. S. Yearbook Staff War Stamps 1 Committee Work 1, 2, 3 STANLEY BERSON i Stan, whose superb action on the basketball court was well-known this year, has proved his quiet, modest nature to be only a mask. Underneath we know he is really a fun-loving fellow. This attitude combined with his diligence present quite a remarkable person. J. V. Basketball 3 Victory Corps 1 Varsity Basketball 4 LOUIS BEVACQUA Versatility is synonomous with Louis. Always ready to give a helping hand, he has been an efficient leader in our activities throughout our four years. His originality in the art field, friendliness and an always willing to oblige attitude have made him the pride of the Senior class. Jr. Sr. Plays Cheerleading 3 Wampus 4 Yearbook Staff Ushering Squad 3, 4 Victory Corps 1 BARBARA BINDAS This young Miss can always be found where there is mischief afoot. She has a keen interest in her work and an even keener interest in sports. If you're ever feeling blue just look up Barbara. Her bubbling laughter is sure to cheer you. Girl's Chorus 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Opera Guild 3, 4 Wampus 4 Committee Work 2 Freshman Minstrel KATHLEEN BLOWERS One of the more diligent members of our class, Kay has worked hard during her four years. A full extra curricula and a continuous high scholastic record made her a ready candidate for the N. H. S. But, she's also a firm believer in all work and no play mades a dull girl and provokes gaiety wherever she goes. N. H. S. Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Jr. Play Art Service Club 2, 4 Wampus Yearbook ELIZABETH BOLCAR What would our class be like without Betty's perpetually mimicking of everybody and everything The life of any party, she has justly been voted our class comedienne. Always looking on the sunny side of life, Bet's frequent quips and pranks have enlightened many a school day. Girls' uhorus 1,2,3,4 Yearbook otaff Glee olub 3,4 Freshman Minstrel FERN BONOS ’’Tootsie is the true picture of charm. Her flashing smile, lovely dark hair, and genuine friendliness are known and liked throughout the school. Fern's activities in sports, the Fashion Show and Freshman Minstrel prove her versatility. Four years of e commercial course have well prepared her to take her place in life. ROBERT BRETINGER Bob's main interest is mastering the oollege Preparatory oourse. He is well liked, a pleasant talker, and always present when you need a friend. Bob is a student who takes pride in work well done. Lots of success, Bob, from B.H.S. Victory uorps 1 PHYLLIS BROWN Always brimming with energy and laughter, there are not many who can out-distance Phyl when it comes to talking. Fond of barn dancing and noted for her pug nose and freckles, Phyl has always been one of our most amiable and sincere classmates. Yearbook Staff Fashion ulub 3 French Club 2,3,4 committee Work 2,3,4 Wampus 3,4 junior Usher BETTY JANE CAMPBELL Never1 a dull moment could well be this pay lassie's motto, for she is perpetually dreaming up a new gag or joke to try on one of her classmates. Betty Jane has also proven herself to be an able scholar. Her liveliness and blithe spirit will always be remembered. victory uorp 1 . wampus 2,3,4 Fashion ulub Girls' Chqrus BRUCE CAPLINGER Canny is a typical Southern Gentleman, especially with the women. Bis tall frame and shy, lovable grin have won him many friends. He is a capable performer on the basketball court, as you have probably noticed. We know he will succeed for he has that indomitable reouisite---------the will to win. varsity Baseball 2,3 Basketball 1,2 DOROTHY CAREY A wink of the eye, a flash of the teeth, an ardent admirer of Ott together give us a pleasant combination of a lilting Irish maiden called Dotty. A soda-jerkette and easy on the eyes we feel sure she'll always be as well-liked as she is now. Wampus Staff Freshman Minstrel Committee Work 2,3,4 RICHARD CARLSON Richie is well liked by all. As our freshman class president he proved his canabilities in leading us. Ever tinkering with machines and chemical problems Richie displays a wide knowledge of Science. The class of '48 anticipates Richard's success in whatever he does. J.V. Football ? Student Council 3,4 Track 3 Boys' Chorus 2,3,4 JOSEPH CARNOGURSKY This senior can be seen strolling unobtrusively down the hall. His reticence does not class him as dull, for Joe loves fun. True friendship- good looks, personality------who could ask for more in one person? Stage Committee 2,3 Bend 1,2,3,4 Committee Work 2 PAUL CARTER Paul is another of our class Jokers who believes in livening up dull moments. One can easily reconize this neat dresser among any gathering of fellows. If success depends on Paul’s personality and the ability to take everything in his stride, he will surely reach his goal. CARMEN CASAL Carmen is our Spanish Senorita from Lake Hiawatha who has what it takes to make her one of the most popular and well-liked girls in B.H.S. Chosen most versatile, Carmen well •xemplifies this title in her studies, extra-curricula activities and appearance. Cheerleader 3,4 Fashion Club 2,3.4 Wampus 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff Jr. Play Junior Usher JACK CHARLTON This clean-cut gentleman can be counted on to rise to the occasion and take over any situation. Ambitious and most reliable, Jack has devoted unforgetable time and effort to our class. His good sportsmanship and friendliness make him a fondly remembered senior. a N.H.S. 3,4 Class Officer 3 Track 2,3,4 Service Club 3,4 Yearbook Staff Student council4 ALT!111'A CHa;-E a newcomer to b.lt.n. this yetr, this ever-smiling miss hails ±rom Morristown, ner happy-go-lucky, carefree manner has readily helped her rain many new friends in the short time she hss been here. Never without something new and interesting to talk about, it is easy to see why 1 ' ill always have many sincere and loyal friends. art Service Club Fashion Club DOROTHY COBB Vim, vigor, and vitality—here comes uot with her never-ending supply of energy, whether on the basketball court, baseball diamond, or right here in B.K.S. In addition to her outstanding athletic abilities, uot has Droved that she can fare eminlly well in the scholastic field by maintaining an enviable record in her four years at b.lI.B. Sports 1,2,3,4 Freshman minstrel ROBERT COHN Bob is one of our really good natured fellows. although ouiet he has his ring of friends. active on the football sound and usuallv willing to coonerate if asked, nob has well earned his nleced in the hearts of the Glass of , l8. varsitv Football 4 J . . Baseball j'-ARY .TAIL'! COLLY Someone ’-ho is always laughing and smiling-------we prerent toar’r jane. It's no wonder she smiles-------nave you ever seen those dimples? Her neat anpearance and nert face create auite an imnression on all who see her. Janie will take hapniness anu good cheer with her wherever she goes. committee Pork 1,2,3,4 Wampus 4 Senior Play FRED CONKLIN Looking for Pred? Find his car and you're certain to locate him. Ee is equipped to answer any and all questions concerning the functions of automobiles. Easy going and rather hapry-go-lucky Fred will undoubtedly succeed in a big way after leaving B. H. S. MARIE CONKLIN Marie is a girl who leaves a lasting impression on all who come in contact with her. Her combination of good looks and attractive clothes fully explain this. She not only enjoys listening to good music but is a violinist of no mean ability. Good luck in the future, Marie. Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 3 7 amp us 3,4 Freshman Minstrel Committee 7 ork 1,2,3,4 ROBERT CONWAY Wavy blond hair, shy to some, but, oh, so cute--that's Bob. Combining intelligence and a sharp sense of humor, he is one of our favorite seniors. A natural wilder of the art:! st's ren, we're certain he will succeed in reaching his goal in commercial art. Freshman Minstrel Junior Play Committee Work 1,2,3,4 Junior Usher ROB' RT CRAV.FORD Always on hand with a witty retort, Bob is the possessor of a subtle but very otent sense of humor. This was easily detected in his excellent interpretation of the King in our Senior Play. His straight-forwardness, intelligence, and dependability are ample reason for Bob's outstanding porularity. Senior Play Band 2,3,4 French Club 4 Orchestra 3,4 LEONARD CREATURA Crea clearly exemplifies the true sportsman. His nonchalant manner and appealing personality make him a well liked fellow not only by his fellow men but also by the opposite sex as well. His prominent smile quite fits the sense of humor so well known around B. H. S. Baseball 3 LEONARD CULLEN Our own Gentleman Jim is a fine example of a true Irishman. Lenny is an active member of the Riverside Athletic Club. His ability to make friends easily and that wonderful personality which he is forever displaying will go a long way in helping him achieve his goal as a dentist. Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 J.V. Football 2 J.V. Basketball 2 Class Treasurer 1 JAMES CUN INGHAM Just about everybody admires Jimmy. Although he may look shy, he's really very friendly. Sports writing and managing are his specialties. Jimmy has also been just as efficient in the managing of his school work thus earning for himself the admiration of all his classmates. Basketball Mgr. 3,4 Serves Club Freshman Minstrel Wampus Staff 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Committee '.York 2,3 SYLVIA CURTIS Vivacious manner, twinkling eyes, and long blond hair,-----that's Sylvia. Full of fun and mischief, she has proved herself capable and efficient in her four years of commercial work at B. H. S. We are sure that she will achieve an enviable record in the many years to come. Committee Work 1,2 DAVI’) DAILERY Despite , his an arert reticence Dave sports a humor that shows itself whenever you encounter hin. His wide knowledge of th'r.gs in general make him a most able conversationalist. In on all the nranks and jokes Dave can be depended ron to show everyone a good time. Astronomy Club 4 Radio Club 3 DOUGLAS DAWSON Friendly and concientious Doug proceeds on hie way making a pleasant impression wherever he goes. He has been endowed rare artistic talent and plans to major in art at college. Good luck, Doug. Coin Club 1,2,3,4 French Club 3,4 V amous 3,4 Junior Play U. Track Dramatic Ciub Committee Work 7 . Federalists 2 4 4 4 DOROTHY DIHDRICII Thoughtful, kind, and ambitious--Dot is one girl to whom you can tell your troubles and feel certain that she will take time to helm you solve your difficulties. Always ready to flash a smile or to be of assistance. Dot's sunny disposition and radiating personality, make her one of our m-_st popular seniors. Usher 3,4 Art Service Club 3,4 Class Secretary 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Fashion Club 2,3,4 A!'DREW DI EDWARDO Quiet, shy, bashful ???? You coxildn't mean Andy? A comedian at heart, he can take a joke as well as lay one. His good nature and amicable wavs will carry him a long way in life. MARY DI GENOVA Well known by her classmates for her remarkable ability of acquiring the hiccups in class, this delightful little damsel is seldom found with worries on her mind. Carefree and gay, she often has her classmates wondering what mischievous idea is in the making. Mary is a sure cure for chasing those blues away. Girls Chorus 1,2,3 Wampus 4 ELIZABETH DIHGMAN Always agreeable, dependable, and coi rteous, this little miss is never without an infectious smile and a cheery hello . Seldom found in a perturbed frame of mind, she takes her worries with a grain of salt and always retains her hapny -go - lucky nature. These characteristics make one of our most ponular senior girls. French Club 3,4 Chorus 4 Girls Sports 2,3 EUGENE DESCKAMPS Eugene, who hails from Lincoln Park, is the possessor of a snappy sense of humor and beautiful blue eyes. A talent for singing and easy on the eyes----Eugene is worthy of all the nice things that can be said about him. Freshman Minstrel ROBERT DOLOWITZ Bob is one of our class athletes but is also recognized as a student and an artist. His other abilities include danci' g and singing. That not being enough, he has a splendid disposition which makes him one grand fellow to have around. Varsity Track 1,2,3,4 Varsity Football 3,4 Varsity Basketball 3,4 J.V. Basketball 2 JEAN DU BARRY The top fullback of the squad of '47 has acquired a host of friends during his years at B.H.S. His capabilities on the gridiron will long be remembered by the class of '48. Good luck to a swell team - man. Football 2, 3, 4 RUTH DUNCAN Ruth is seldom found sitting still. Her eagerness for fun and quick laughter are well known throughout B.H.S. Her unusual taste for clothes has always given her that Bandbox look. A two year membership on the cheerleading squad has proven her active personality and her popularity rating. Wampus 3, 4 Cheerleading 3, 4 Usher 3 Boontonaire 3 Fashion Club 2 Minstrel DAVID EISNAGLE A member of the Nationax guard, David still finds time to be an ardent stamp collector. Of medium statue with light hair, he's a familiar figure in B.H.S. Friendly and obliging, Dave is a pleasant classmate. MARY JANE FAGAN Mary Jane is one of our class sport enthusiast, with ice skating being her favorite. Her lovely creamy complexion has understandably been the envy of many girls. A good mixer and a likable companion, she has endeared herself in the hearts of her classmates. Girls Chorus 3 Freshman Minstrel Committee Work 1, 2, 3, 4 DAVID FALDUTO Dave is one of the friendliest boys In the Senior class. His snappy wardrobe and winning smile have won for him the admiration of the opposite sex. Good luck, Dave, in that business career. Committee ’Work 1, 2, 3, 4 GRACH FANUPIG Short and sweet from head to toe - that's Grade. In addition to her charming nature, is the efficiency with which she accomplishes anything she sets out to do. Such a combination can turn out nothing but success, which has already been proved by her capable work in the Guidance Office. Guidance Office 3, 4 Yearbook Staff Committee Work 3 DOROTHY FHRRO Fetlte, dark, and captivating, Dotty's pleasant smile and the ability to look well in anything she wears make her one of the most attractl-”- girls in our class. Full of fun there is never a dull moment when she's around. Dotty's goal is to be a stenographer. Good luck! Committee Work 1, 2, 3, 4 JEANMK FOULKS This representavive of Hiawatha, has proved her metal in her years at B.H.S. Serious minded and hard working, Jeanne has kept her marks above average and still has found time for many extra curricular activities. A girl with ideals, Jeanne is sure to have a rich and successful life. Girls Chorus 1 Freshman Minstrel French Club 4 HERBERT FOX This seemingly reserved fellow from Montville is one from whom we seldom hear but ab ut whom we receive favorable report;.. This smiling chap, w o loves the out-of-doors is at times Jolly, then quiet always sincere and friendly, we feel sure Herb will enjoy a life of happiness. J.Y. Football 3 iiNGELO FRANC!i I «ngelo hasn't maae mucn noise but yet we've always known that he was around. One could not helo but notice his excellent sportsmanship on the gridiron. A native of Caooage-Hill Angelo can always be counted uoon to support.his team. Sound Squard 2 Varsity Football2,3,4 Track 1,2 CHRISTOPHER FR.-.NKH Chris—the fastest talker we know; reaaily combines work with pleasure. Interested in radio he can usually be found at i is own television set. A grand combination of humor and intelligence. Chris will undoubtedly achieve the success he so ricily deserves. Senior Play Junior Play Y.ampus 4 Basketball Manager 3,4 Committee Work Coin Club 2,3,4 Band 4 Muth Club 4 MARY FRENZEL Mary is one of Miss Price's able student assistants in the guidance department.She is cooperative,studious and always sociable. Those traits coupled with her ambition should help her attain a worthy position in life. Guidance Office 3,4 Yearbook Staff Fashion Club 4 Campus 3,4 Chorus 4 Archery Club 3 Girls Sports 3 GEORGE GALLA George is our mathematic and science whiz which proves that he Is sure to be a superb success in his chosen field engineering. Long to be remembered as Newton the warm man of Soring Green he will always have a place of distinction in our hearts.His combination of brains, ability and a rare sense of humor are the assets that he can cherish during his life time. S.R.A. Represenative 4 Clsss Officer 4 Senior Play Junior Play Service Club 4 CAMILLA GEBHARPT This pleasant senior from Lake Hiawatha has made herself known through her Intelligence and willingness to aid anyone. Brown eyes and a flashing smile are Cams outstanding characteristics. Liveable ai.c friendly Camilla is a memorable classmate. Opera Guild 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Library Staff 4 Committee Work I,2,3i4 German Club 3,4 FRANCIS GENTHE In Whitey we find the picture of an All-American-Boy. A three letter man, there’s no stopping him on the gasketball court, football field or bast ball diamond. He hopes to further develop his natural creative ubility in art shhool. His unobtrusive but sure manner has made him a fellow that will long be remembered. Baseball 1,2,3,4 Art Service Club 3,4 Stage Committee 3 Football 2,3 ROBERT CINDER As a member of the famed Riverside A. C. Bob finds much diversion in sports, with hockey his main interest. After graduation he plans to begin a career as a carpenters assistant. —I FAY GIORDANO A pretty face, beautiful black hair, friendly smile, and a winning personality, this is Fay. Always ready for action, quick to take a joke and consistently a good sport, make Fay a popular classmate. Her sincerity and dependability are two of the steps to success—the others are not far off. Freshman Minstrel Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Committee Work 1, 2, 3, 4 Wampus 4 DAVID GOMMOLL David intends to mold his future along agricultural lines. His ability to make new friends and keep his old ones -ill aid him in the future. Conscientious and go-getting, Dave will make a fine impression wherever he goes. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 m rg ret granie Margaret is well-known for her shy smile and her girlish blush. Yet not without diligence and efficiency we feel sure her future life will be as happy and successful as her years at B. H. S. Spanish Club 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Federalists 4 Photography Club 4 Library Club 4 Library Staff 4 Committee Work 1, 2, 3, 4 ALEXANDER GRaYE Ever watch Sandy when a cute chic strolls by? You don't know what you're missingl Although voted most fiirtacious Sandy has his serious side also. Easily relied upon, he relishes a job well done. Committee ”’ork 4 riLLlAll GRIMES Bill is usually seen browzing around the halls looking i or excitement. His intriguing disposition, carefree ways and blond curly hair are outstanding. We're all sure he'll be happy and contented in lite since he usually accomplishes whatever he sets out to do. HIRAM GUEDALIA Be it track or basketball you are sure to spot Hiram doing his part. A keen sense of humor plus the will to get ahead equal a prominent member of the class of '48. Football 3 Cross Country 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 J. V. Basketball 1 WILLIAM HAAS Bill is well-known throughout the school for his ability in the school band and orchestra. He is a member of the Demolay and he will be remembered as General Northrop in our class production, The Queen's Husband . with his breezy disposition Bill is one of our most easy-going classmates. Jr. Sr. Plays Band 4 Orchestra 4 J. V. Baseball 2 Glee Club MARILYN HAMMING Marilyn's bright smile, orderly blond h«ir and admired wardrobe are known all over the school. Her sunny disposition and grand sense of humor go hand in hand with her capability and efficiency. Marilyn plans to enter Montclair State Teachers' College and we know that she will make a great success of her chosen career. wampus 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff Latin Club 1 Service Club 3, 4 Craft Club 4 Spanish 'Club 2 T HELEN HARTLIEB 1 ' We expect a becoming blush from a very shy, quiet person, an Helen doesn't disappoint our expectations. Tie know her best lor that amusing little habit, but also for her diligence and conscientiousness. Even-tempered and always obliging, she is very well liked by all. Spanish Club Committee work 3,4 ftPTE THS-ESE HENCHY We love to talk about Hench ---- there's sc much to say, and always such pleasant things, too. Pretty, popular, persevering, all add up to a personality with a capital P. Her accomplishments many-----failures few. Undecided as to the future, we feel sure Anne will make the best cf opportunity and strike the top. Class officer Yearbook 4 Fashion Club 1,2,3,4 Ushering Squa JEn.N HEZLITT artistry at Its best.' Jean's natural ability to draw an paint leaves no difficult decision to make when it comes to choosing a vocation. Eager to be of assistance and usually found doing just that---Jean is a wel- comed member to any class. Committee work 1,2,3 Yearbook 4 GEORGE HINTZ This good-looking possessor of blond hair has all the fine points that go to make up a popular Senior bey. In sports, George is a hunting, and fishing enthusiast. He can always be counted on for a witty remark to brighten up dull moments. Junior Usher ETHEL HOLLOWAY Ethel is known for her shy but pleasing manner. Her gifted ability to sew an'1 cook an1 her love of sports make her a girl we all enjoy knowing. CHARLES HORVATH The suave, smooth, handsome Chuck has maintains- for himself a TOPE position among the B. H. B. femmes. His charming personality an1 carefree manner are assets to his character. Roller skating an work with the National Guar 1 occupy a great -� eal of his time-------- a toast to Boontcn High's Gregory Peck. Football 2,3,4 Ushering Squad 3,4 ANNA HROBAK Fine character, sparkling eyes an- plenty of pep--that's a concise description of a girl whom we are gla- to have in the class of ’49. With plans of becoming a stenographer, Anne, with her sympathetic manner, will know much success. HARPER HUNT Returning last year from the Navy to complete his college course, Hooper once again took school life in his stride. Tall, - ark an- handsome, he has won admiration from all of us by his easy-going, likeable nature. We wish happiness and success to one of the best-liked 0p b. H. £ .. KENA HUTTLESTON Always on the go, vigorous and full of dynamite is this newcomer from Ohio. being new to the school was no hindrance to Kena as she made friends everywhere. She has dis- tinguished herself in the Art department and has ouicklv become a well known figure in B.H.S. Photography Club 4 Yearbook Staff DOROTHY IRVINE Neat and attractive, amible but reserved, Dottle s most stunning features are her limpid Drown ej’-es and dark hair. Accomplishing much with little fu6s or noise, she can always be counted on for a job well don.e. And if your looking for a good sport Dot is our recommendationI Girls' Chorus Committee Work MARY JACKMAN During the past four years, Mary devoted a great deal of time to the S.R.A. Office and proved herself an efficient worker. She is a perfect example of a combination of intelligence, sportsmanship and friendliness. These qualities, plus her lovely blond hair and attractiveness, make her one of the ideal girls in our Senior Class. Student Council 2,3,4 dr. Play Cast S.R.A. Officer 2,3,4 Wampus 2,3 N.H.S. EDNA JOHNSON We know better then to let that quiet unobtrusive manner of Edna's deceive us. She is one of the most efficient girls in our class not only with her studies but also with every job she is asked to undertake. Edna's pleasantness will go a long way in helping her complete a successful teaching career. Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4 Committee Work MARGARET JONES Gute—snarkling eyes----and always on the go. Margaret can bring life into any party with her clever wit and friendly way. Always aim to please--- thats margaret's goal; and it has been reached many, many times. Girls' Ghorus 2,4 Goramittee Work PHYLLIS JUDGE Unassuming, competent, and a hard worker, Phyllis nas held many important positions as a class leader during our high school years and has always lea us to the top. Phyl is also noted for ner beautiful clothes and her ability to wear them well. The class of '48 is proud to count her among its members. Yearbook Staff Gommittee Work 1,2,3,4 Wampus 3,4 Graft ulub 4 Service Club Debating Club Ghorus 1 ELAINE KENNEDY Here comes Elainei Her sense of humor, carefree attitude and pretty blona hair make her one of the better known members of our class. Her excellent acting in the Senior play will long be remembered. Being tne life of every crowd has made Elaine a friend to all her classmates. Junior Play Committee Work 2,3 Senior Play Girls' Ghorus 2,3 Freshman Minstrel AUDREY KIERNAN As the saying goes nice things come in small pacKapes. Audrey may be recognized by her blond hair and pleasant smile with a lilt of Irish sparkling in ner eyes. Usually seen earnestly working at tne Guidance Office, Audrey combines an even amount of fun and work whicn makes her an outstanding member of our senior class. Guidance Office 3,4 Usher 3,4 Yearbook staff class officer 4 MaRY KINCiilD Sweet and nice is a good way to describe Mery Lowrie. Her easy going, even disposition makes her a pleasant person to be with. Mary's grades are above average which all goes to prove she's one of our most promising classmates. Jr. Sr. Usher Wampus Yearbook Fashion Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1 Spanish Club 2, 3. 4 Freshman Minstrel Committee Work 1, 2, 3 STEPHEN KLIEN Steve has an exceptional ability for using mechanical instruments and is an ardent supporter of all athletic activities. Being gay is just one of his many pleasant characteristics. A neat appearance and spontaneous laughter help make him a very likable fellow. Possessing these qualities Steve is on the surest road to success. Coin Club 1, 2, 3 Astronomy Club A HELEN KNOBEL Hailing from Lincoln Park Nicky is known for her neat appearance and enchanting smile. Always on the go you can be sure to find Nicky at the root of some mischievous prank. Best of everything to a girl We’ll never forget. Jr. Usher Committee Work 3 Chorus 1 Freshman Minstrel RICHARD KONIGSFELD Dick entered our school as a senior and in one year distinguished himself in studies and sports. His good looks, smooth manner and winning disposition have ranked him high in the esteem of his classmates. Our lenior class is proud to have him a3 3ne of its members. Varsity Football 4 Track4 Photography 4 HARRY KORT If you're looking for a tall, blond, pleasant-mannered student Harry is your man. He can be relied upon for any assistance, his neat appearance and likable personality have made him one of our favorite Senior ushers. We know he will go on being a favorite in whatever group he enters. Jr. Sr. Usher Committee Work 3, 4 WILLIAM KOSTKA Brimming with vitality, this lively fellow is always ready with a smile and snappy comeback. An adept member of the shop class, you can often find Willie there after school. Affable and polite, V'illie has many friends and is liked by all. MARY LOUISE LA HART Mary Louise is seemingly one of the unobtrusive members of our class but to those who know her she is full of vim and vigor. With her poise and wit we are sure she will be a fine hair stylist. We wish her the best that life has to offer. Freshman Minstrel Committee Work 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN LANG You ought to meet John. A musician at heart, he is a member of both the high school band and orchestra. John's pleasant manner and quick friendliness are two of his most valuable assets. We are sure he cannot miss the top. Swing Band 4 Band 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Radio Club 3 Committee Work 2, 3 Spanish Club 2 JEAN LEASE Jean is a cheerleader for the Y. M. 0. in Lincoln Park. Much of her spare time is consumed by this activity and also with knitting, another hobby. Upon graduation Jean plans to do general office work. Because of her easy going yet thorough manner we are sure she will meet with great success. Committee Work , 3, 4 War Stamps MILTON LEVY Usually devoting most of his time to studies. Milt took time out to help the Senior play to be such a success. His ready willingness to help has made him a much needed member of our class. Never without an answer he is known as the brain of our class, and we are sure he will attain high laurels in his chosen field of engineering. Math Team 4 Debating Team 4 Sr. Play Traffic Squad 2 Student Federalists 4 Sound Squad 2 Freshman Minstrel 1 JOHN LOCKWOOD Jack, as he is better known about the halls of B. H. S., is an ardent outdoor man. He enjoys fishing, hunting and trapping, not to mention sports in general. Jack's ease of conversation and witty comebacks make him one of our most sought after senior boys. VIRGINIA LOZAW Bubbling over with enthusiasm about everything, that's Virginia. This sociable, well-mannered resident of Parsippany has been a supporting member of our class. High spirited and ready for anything, she can take a joke as well as play one. Photography Club Girls' Shorts Committee Work FREDERICK .MABEY r. r. Fred is one of our well-known Towacoites . He Is noted as a school joker and is always ready with a snappy comeback. Fred'3 favorite sports are baseball, hunting and fishing. Y e know he will succeed in his future life. ARTHUR MARSH Art is one of the smoothest fellows in school. His neatness and friendliness set a fine example for future Boonton High boys. Artie has a winning smile and affable nature which have won him many friends. We present him as our Beau Brummel of 48. Varsity Basketball 4 Wampus 1, 2 PATRICIA McCANN Poised and sophisticated Pat possesses a rare charm that has won her many friends. Her ability to make you feel at ease when you speak to her and a ready smile are the guide lights to her friendly disposition. Pat is well equipped to meet the world, she will have no difficulty in conquering it. Wampus 3, 4 Committee Work 2,3 Fashion Club 1 JOAN McCORMICK Would you like to know the answer to something?-need help? Joan's the one to call on. Always loyal and pleasant she’s happy-go-lucky yet conscientious. Neat of appearance and quick of smile. Joan has found many of the requisites for a happy successful life. ) i DORIS MOEEAN Dark curly hair, sparkling eyes and a bright smile give us good reason to be oroud to have Doris in the class of '48. Always ready for mischief, Doris is one of those people v ho can keep trouble at a safe distance. Very athletic, Doris prides herself on being able to play girls basketball, softball and volleyball with a high degree of ability. Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4 LORRAINE MEYER Lorraine’s soft voice and ever present laugh make her stand out among her classmates. Hard working and dependable, Lorraine can always take time out to appreciate a funny joke or have a good time. May her future contain the best life has to offer. Guidance Office 3 Committee V ork 3 German Club 3 Girls Chorus 1,3,4 Fashion Club 1 Freshman Minstrel JOAN MILLER Charming, feminine, and a delight forever,best describe our lovely Joan. Her acting helped to make our class plays the successes that they v ere, and for this we will never forget her. As attractive in a skirt and sweater as in a gown, her charm will long be remembered. Yearbook Staff Junior Senior Plays Fashion Club 1,2,3,4 Usher 3,4 Art Service Club 3,4 French Club 3 Committee Work 1,2,3,4 BETTY MILLS Sweet, neat and tiny, that's Betty. Never moody and seldom seen in a bad humor we all wonder how she manages to achieve her remarkable combination of fun and laughter with a great deal of scholastic work. Our best wishes are hers for a successful future. V amous 4 Chorus 3,4 Glee Club 3 Committee V ork 3 WILBUR MITCIT LL Bill's most prized possession is his car which he is forever tuning up . Usually seen v ith his pal. Grimes, he can often be found at a skating hink. A v inning disposition nlus a happy - go - luckv nature, have helped to make him the likeable fellow he is. ROBERT MITCHKO V ith his fun loving attitude and prankish way Bob is outstanding in any crowd. However, he also has his serious side, especially when sportsmanship is concerned. Bob is a student who wants to make the grade in order to prepare himself for a career v ith the Mitchko Trucking Company . Advancement will surely be rapid, as Bob has the will to go ahead. Sound Squad 3,4 Football 2 Stage Committee 1 VIRGINIA MOONEY Virginia's sweet disposition and ability to make everybody around her hap y will carry her far in any field she chooses. Virginia has overcome all obstacles with her admirable stick-to-it-iveness. We're proud to have her among our graduating classmates. Vi amp us 3,4 Committee Work 3 RICHARD MORRIS This affable fellow is known for his ready grin and friendly hi yah . Dick is easy going and always ready to lend a ’'and to those who are in need. We all wish this popular fellow the happiness and success he so richly deserves. Committee York 3,4 Varsity Football 3,4 L ALISTER MORRISON Pep and vitality are Al's passwords. Never without a smile and a hearty hello, he is forever on the go. You can always count on A1 for a laugh since he is brimming with fancy quips and pranks. There's no room for the blues when Al's around] RAMONA MORROW Honey blond hair, blue eyes and a pretty face are combined in this lovely miss. Her name itself is discrip-tive of her good looks. Reserved and seemingly shy she has a warmth of personality which reveals itself to those who know her well. Committee Work 1,2,3 Wampus 4 WILMA MUDROCK An unassuming air and an infectious giggle are Wilma's special traits. Calm and quietly ef ecient she expects to become a model. Her lovely light brown hair and blue eyes complete a picture of perfect placidness. Girls Chorus 1,2,4 Wampus 4 Committee Work 1,2,3,4 EUGENE MUNDI Eugene is one of the quieter boys in the Senior class. He hails from Parsip any, v here he can usually be found puttering around the farm, displaying a natural ability with the use of tools. His pleasant manner and friendly smile make one of the nicest fellows you can meet. MARILYN NEWMAN Sweet .tempered, mild mannered, Marilyn is the picture of a well-liked senior. Never ill at ease, she takes life with all its trials in her stride. Her merry laugh reverd 3 he sense of humor which has made her so well liked. Marilyn needs no further recommendation from us. Committee Work 1,2,3 ELEANOR NOVAK Eleanor is noted for her excellent posture and her steady honor roll grades should not pass by unpraised. Dancing and bowling are two of her favorite pastimes. She is a very nleasant person we're all glad to know. Wampus 3,4 Committee Work 1,2,3,4 Fashion- Club 3,4 Girls Sports 1 Freshman Minstrel ALEX NOVY Always up to mischief, Alex is the delight of his mates and the dismay of his teachers. Never a dull moment is spent when you're with him. No doubt he will always retain that live-wire personality which has made him known to all of us. SANTINA Oi'DONI Tall and gracefull and pretty, Santina's most stunning feature is her lovely black hair. Always smiling and never perturbed, she has gained our recognition many times with her quiet air of effeciency. We're sure she'll make a worthy place for herself in the business world. Wampus 4 Committee Work 1,2,3,4 Freshman Minstrel JOSEPH O'WEILL Cute, dark curly hair, likable and fun-loving - these words describe Joe. His hobby is playing the drums. Joe has hopes of entering West Point and we wish him all the luck in the world. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3� 4 Swing Band 3 Freshman Minstrel HELEN OSBORNE Usually quiet and reserved blonde blue-eyed Helen is the picture of competence. Her work is always done or time and you may rest assured it is done well. Among all who know her, Helen's wit and charm form a combination that is unsurpassed. Library Staff 2, 3 Fashion Club 3, 4 Wampus 4 Yearbook Staff Senior Play JAMES PLATT This happy go lucky fellow goes on his way with never a worry in the world. A good conversationalist, he can talk on any topic, at any time. James has our admiration and we know he'll do extremely well in whatever he chooses to undertake. Boys Chorus 1, 2, 4 Freshman Minstrel JOSEPH PORZIO A smiling package of energy, Joe is a vital member of our class. An exceptionally friendly person, it is not unusual to see him surrounded by a crowd of classmates. But Joe has a serious side, and we wish him success in fulfilling his ambition. Victory Corps 1 Committee Work 2 A1FIIE PRZYHOCKI This young Kiss hails from Parsippany Troy Hills and can often be seen square dancing. A delightful companion, she will always brighten your spirits. Her favorite pastime is driving around in her own car, which is usually crowded with her classmates . Committee Work 3 Junior Usher BEVERLY RAQUET Bev is known for her merry smile and friendly Hi. A well-balanced schedule of studies and extra curricular activities make her a typical high-school senior. Very capable with a pencil or crayons, Beverly is sure to make use of her artistic ability when she leaves B «H. S • Wampus 4 Fashion Club 1, 2 Usher 3 Committee Work 1, 2, 3 Victory Corps 1 DOROTHY RASTALL Fair complexioned and fair-haired this congenial Girl is known for her sweet and amiable disposition. Even though Dot is usually quiet, she is always willing to be of assistance. We are certain that with these qualifications, Dot will always have many sincere friends. MARIAN REGETZ Everyone will agree that it would be difficult to find a more gracious person than Marian. The possessor of an enchanting voice, a sweet face and Intelligence, she has bent endowed with all the necessary qualities, for success and happiness. Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Yearbook Staff Spanish Club 3, 4 Fashion Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Opera Guild3,4 RUTH REIF Ruthie is a fine example of a conscientious worker whether in school or out. Her ability to sew, discuss politics, and be an ardent baseball fan make her a likable person. Ruthie attended the Barbizon Modeling School but hasn't decided whether to continue with modeling or choose bookkeeping as a vocation. We feel sure she'd be a success at either. Good luckl Fashion Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Wampus 3, 4 Junior Usher Boontonsire 2 Sports 1, 4 MARJORIE REXROTH Margie certainly needs no intro— duction, for as our own little Scootie of the Junior Play Spring Green, she made herself well known. She Plans to enter Montclair State Teachers College where she'll major in Spanish. This petite girl is known for her sweetness, adorable giggle, and zest for gaiety. Junior Play Service Club 3, 4 Wampus3 Fashion Club 2, 3, 4 Freshman Minstrel DORIS RICHMOND Everyone knows Doris for the versatile person she is. Her friendliness and love of fun make her an out standing classmate. There is a serious side to Dor too - her grades show that. Call on Doris if you need help or a Job well-done. Service Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Wampus 3 Fashion Club Z, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Class Officer 1 Committee Work 1, 2, 3 CELESTE ROBIBERO Dark, wavy hair, big brown eyes, and a very pleasing smile all describe this friendly little miss....An able-scholar during her four years at B.H.S., we are sure that Celeste will readily fulfill her desire to be an efficient stenographer. Freshman Minstrel Fashion Club 1 Wampus 4 Committee Work 1, 2, 3. 4 MARY RUGGERI Bustling energy, dark hair and twinkling eyes constitute this friendly Miss. An active committee member, she has certainly proved her worth through her school spirit and willingness to help. We know she’ll take advantage of the best things life has to offer her. Freshman Minstrel 1 Fashion Club 3, 4 French Club 4 Committee Work 1, 2, 3,4 Girls Intramural Sports 1 LOUISE RUNDQUIST Pleasantly charming and friendly, Louise is a nice person to know. Rather shy and quiet, Louise can usually be found helping out in the library. We are sure she will be a truly fine nurse. Library Staff 3, 4 Library Club 4 Wampus 4 Committee Work 1, 3, 2 Victory Corps 1 Fashion Club 1, 2 PATRICIA RYDER Another one of our more quiet members of the class, Pat has maintained a good scholastic rating. We’ll remember Pat for her delightful New England accent. She is always pleasant, reserved, sometimes lively, but always energetic. Girls Sports 1, 2 Junior Usher Committee Work 1, 2, 3 FRANK SABATINO Personality, an Ipana smile, plus the gift of gab yields Frank. Sociable to all, he is a welcome addition to any group. Carefree, Jovial and eager for fun, Frank can always be seen participating In the annual Legion Minstrel and always doing his part in any affair. JOHN SA3HENOSKY A veteran, John is a well known figure in our class. Like all Mont-vlllere his friendly and a pretty good'skate. United florid federalism lg agirs are his favorite interests in and around B.H.S. Many class or40 ers will look back and remember John. United World Federalists LILLIAN SCHLITT Quiet and unassuming Lillian is a paradox, of hard work, seemingly a dreamer, her aim is to enter nursing school and toward this end she strives .a. true friend to those who know her Lillian is admired for her loyalty. Committed Work 1 INGRID LCHUTT Always poised and efficient, Ingrid would undoubtedly be the pacifist of any dispute. Tall, blond and always neat, Ingrid is a picture of graciousness and charm.These qualities together with her artistic talent present a lovely combination whioh equals Ingrid. German Club 3,4 Library Club 4 Spanish Club 3 WALTER £CKWaBE Walter is one of the huskier lads of the Senior Class and a member of the football team. Any morning you can find him in Senior Hall expressing Lis views and opinions to his fellow men--whether it be sports, current news, or school activities he makes a congenial friend. MAY SEIdE r Another of Lincoln Park's residents, May has been a favorite with us all. That she is an intelligent commercial student can be shown through her high grades. Neat in appearance, likeable in her ways, May will long be remembered after graduation at B.K.S. Girls' Sports 1,2,3 Photography Club 3 Committee work 1,2,3,4 Wampus 4 nANIEL SEMANEK Quiet and oh, so shy.' Respite his bashfulness, danny has made himself known through his activity participation in the band, definitely an out-of-doors man, danny enjoys hunting and fishing. With designs of becoming a mechanical engineer, we are sure he will make a success of it. Craft Club 4 Band 1,2,4 Chorus 2 Freshman Minstrel WARREN SHELDRAKE If you hear music, sweet and mellow, it's undoubtedly Warren blowing into his trombone. He has become a popular addition to our class. With plans to attend Harvard, Warren is working hard to reach his goal. B. H. S. is behind him in all his endeavors. Band 2,4 Orchestra 4 Swing Band 4 Wampus 2 FRANCES SI KORA Lovely to look at. Impish, nice clothes---here's Fran. This capable president of the Fashion Club has also been active in many other school projects. Friend of many and admired by all, we're sure Fran will be as popular in later life as she has been in her years at B.H.S. Yearbook 4 Wampus 3,4 FreshmanShow Committee work 1,2,3,4 Boontonaire Fashion Club 1,2,3,4 usher 3 L MICHAEL SIKORA Quiet -- but oh so nice. Mike doesn't usually have too much to say but when he does one can tell there's some sincere thought behind it. He enjoys working around the shop and making handcraft articles. Courtious and congenial he's one of our favorite students. ELMER SIMMS Aside from Elmer's never to be forgotten action on the gridiron, his pleasing smile and friendly nature make him a well known, well liked classmate always polite and the pos-ser of a fine personality,we rate him Tops. Perhaps it won't be long Before we hear that Elmer has acheived success as a biology or as a physical training teacher. Sound Squard A Varsity Football 2,3,A Varsity Track 2,3,A DONALD SLEE A well known resident of Mount Tabor. Don has really demonstrated to us his worth by his scholastic record. He is not only an authority on hockey but chemistry as well. If Don's record remains as high as it has been at B.H.S. we feel sure that he shall undoubtedly affirm success. Spanish Club 1 Astronomy Club A Math Club A PATRICIA SLOAN Pat, although new in B. H . S. has acquired many friends in the past year. She has been a cheerful welcome addition to our Senior class Fat's amiable man er and bright smile create a pleasant impression on whom ever she meets. Cute, congenial and colorful she will have a happy and successful life. JOSEPH SHITKA Full of pranks and happy-go-lucky, Joe is tops around school. Seldom without a warn smile and a friendly hello, this amiable fellow will undoubtedly be a success wherever he goes. ALFRED SOUTHARD A1 is one of Boonton High’s well known Cassanovas. Always a ladles man, he can usually be found flirting with the weaker sex. Sociability, a neat appearance, and enviable curly hair, all add to the description of this popular fellow to whom we wish success J. V. Football 1, 2, 3 BARBARA SOUTHARD Sweet and neat, Barbara is our fomular for an unaffected Hiss. Kild-mannered and definitely feminine this industrious worker takes any task pleasantly. We’re sure that, with these characteristics and her gentle quiet ways, Barb will make a sure success of her chosen career nursing. Fashion Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish - Club Committee Work 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD SPELINO Richie is usually indentlfied by that mischievous grin of his. He is well dressed, well mannered definitely well liked. His ability in craft work is well shown by the many practlcaland attractive things he has created, and always with a kind word, a twinkel in his eye and that wonderful personality, Dick is certain to do well in whatever he endeavors to undertake. Yearbook Staff Fencing Club 4 Craft Club 4 Debating Soeity 4 FROTHY SPEKUM Sweetness best ■’escribes this likeable Senior. At grayest moments you'll always be greeted with a friendly smile that makes you iorget all your troubles. She interi-’s to go into the commercial fieia an’, as her abilities match her personality, she'll certainly rate high. Fashion Club 1 Chorus 1,2,4 Freshman Minstrel I U SFINOZLI Light brown hair, a piece of gum, an a rollicking laugh------there's no aoubt about it-----here comes iaa. Al- ways able to fina something to say, no one worries about life being aupp when iaa's arouna. Vfe are sure that iaa will make life pleasing for herself as well as everyone else. Freshman Minstrel Girls' Sports 2,3,4 JAMES STAFFORD Staff, as he is better known by all his frienas, can't be spoken of unless some mention is ma’e of those unforgettable hats lie has. 'Ahen he isn't fixing up ol’ cars, you're sure to fina him engagoa in a gooa baseball game. Personality ana a rare sense of humor all help to make him the popular fellow he is. Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 RUTH STEIN A twinkle in her eyes, a winning smile ana rea-goia hair----------that's Ruthie. Earnest in work an’ play, Ruth is not only intereste’ in her school work but also in Girls' Sports. Possessor of many frien’s, she will always be acquiring more. Girls' Sports 2,3,4 German Club 3 Wampus IIOMEH STICKLE We were more than prou to have Homer back with us a3 a veteran for the ;ast two years. This handsome lad received much admiration from the boys and girls in E. h. S. by his ever friendly attitude. Having a great interest in machinery, Homer plans to own a snip, of his own in the near future, and we are sure he’ll ride the waves of success. ELLrt JANE bTRnUbb Reserved and conservative, Ella Jane has a kem. interest in her commercial work, bhe talks little------ but then says much in a few words and with a direct manner. uiet though she may seem, her good nature will always be remembered. RIGftrJID LTRUBLE Dick is always brimming with good humor and vitality. His happy-go-lucky outlook has won him many friends and admirers. Always willing to give a helping hand, our good-looking classmate has a great deal to lock forward to in the future. JANET SUTTON Easy to get along with, Janet possesses an abunda. ee of vitality ar.- good nature that is uneiju.led Her many friends will tell you tha-. she is always ready for fun. Y.e are sure that such a sparkling personality will carry her far in life. Committee work l,ic ROEEKT T«RBELLA Bob can always be spotted in any crowd by his neat an- snazzy appearance. An ardent roller-skater, he can frequently be found at Florharr. Park. With hi3 wavy, black hair and definite air, Eob has that certain sometning that makes him a ladies' man. CARE TECH'!Eh Serious-minded and persevering, Dare can readily be banked on to find the right solution to any difficulty which arises. Conscientious about his work, dependable at any time, and also endowed with a sense of humor, Dare has certainly been an asset to B. H. S.. Committee work DONALD TREDV.AY Well-known lcr his conversational ability, Don is full of exuberance and can usually be fcund talking to a crowd in Cenior Hall. As chief photography man, he has done a reat deal for the yearbook. Friendly an loquacious, Don will make friends wherever he goes. Camera Club Freshman Eir.strel French Club Committee work 1,2,3 LOIL iUGKLh Poise and charm are Lois’ watchwords. Always neatly and stylishly dressed, Lois presents a picture of attractiveness. Her casual but friendly manner make her a pleasant classmate. ’7e of I'. :J. 5. truly believe she will make a competent nurse. The saying, Our loss is the world’s gain is very true in this case. Ushering Lquad 3,4 Yearbook 4 Wampus 4 Committee work 1,«.,3,4 UhLIG If Boonton High School could pick Miss America, Barbara would be our unanimous choice. her sparkling personality an-4 love of fun make her a desirable frier, ■ . She's been popular with us for four years, an- we have every reason to believe she will be equally u-’raLre- wherever she day go. Cheerleading 3,4 Campus 3,4 Yearbook 4 Junior Usher SHRILa URqUHAHT Charming ana gracious, Sheila never fails to capture our admiration. Friendly and obliging, she is a likeable companion. Music is her hobby, ana she plans to make it her career. 7.'e feel sure that Sheila will be a great success. Intramural Sports 1 Latin Club 1 French Club 3 '.Vampus 2,3 KaRIE VAN’-'Eh BRINK Small of stature but packed full of vim and vigor, Marie enthusiastically displays her zest for sports . Her love of merriment will be hard to beat anJ her efficiency unequaled. Good luck, Marie, in your business career. Chorus 1 Committee work THOMAS V.uN nUYNE Tommy is a rather shy, young man; nevertheless, he's a likeable person. His unassuming manner and quick smile make him someone nice to meet. Ever companionable and even-tempered, Tommy will long remain in our memories. German Club Mathematics Club JOHN VAN NESS If you're looking for a high-spirited lad with a quick laugh, that's Gary. He has a breezy disposition and a snappy sense of humor which are Incomparable. But he never passes up an opportunity to be of help. Gary Intends to become an architect and we are sure that he'll be one of the best. Senior Play Yearbook Staff Senior Usher Freshman Minstrel ROBERT VASILIAN Whiz! Strike three that's another out for that excellent pitcher, Bob. He knows the baseball field from start to finish and his Interest and ability In that game have not been surpassed. Bob halls from Cabbage Hill where he Is known for his sincerity and warm hosoltallty. The best of everything, Bob! Coin Club 2,3 Varsity Baseball 2, 3,4 PATSY VERMONT Full of fun and fancy free could well be our dlscrlptlon of Pat. Extremely carefree he can sit and watch the world go by. With a grin and a cheery word Patsy Is Indeed a swell fellow and an Ideal pal. Sound Squad 3, 4 Stage Committee 3 ROSE VNENCHAK Energy In one small bundle; that's Rose. There's never a dull moment or a gloomy atmosphere when she'8 around. Rose's favorite pastimes are barn dancing and roller skating. Overflowing with good humor and high spirits, she can be counted on to lift anyone out of the dumps In a Jiffy. Girl's Chorus 1 Committee Work RICHARD WARADZYN Richie's debonair manners, pleasant smile and laughing eyes have set many B.H.S. femmes to dreaming. Much of his time is taken up by track but he still finds time for his many other activities. There is no doubt he will be a great success in the future. Track 2,3,4 J.V. basketball 2 HELEN' WEISS Beneath a seemingly conservative shy manner blooms this scholarly, efficient young lady. She possesses a rare sense of humor which bubbles forth unexpectedly. Her outstanding scholastic achievements show that she's both deligent and consciencious. With these Qualities she is destined to become a success. Jr. Play German Club 3,4 N.H.S. 3,4 Student council 3,4 Debating Club 3‘,4 WILLIAM WHITE Bill is one of our more easy going fellows. He's well known for his fun-loving manner and for his friendliness. The class of 48's hockey enthusiast spends most of his spare time practising on the ice. Success and happiness to him always. Football 3 GEORGE WHITESIDE Everyone knows and admires Sonny for his ability in track and on the gridiron. Our Senior Hall will lose much of its gaiety when his multicolored sweaters are gone. His smooth dancing and smoother personality make him one of the outstanding figures of the class of '48. Track 2,3 Varsity Football 1,2,3 JOAN WILLIAMSON Friendly and lideable Pat” is another of our Lincoln Parkers. A ready wit and an apDrecietion of a funny story make her a cheery companion. Easy going Pot will make good in whatever she does. Girls' Chorus 4 Committee Work 2,3 Boontonaire 2 JO ANN WILLIMAN Jo Ann is one of those privileged people who is not only intelligent but has attractiveness and charm, because of her commendable marks, loyalty and service all through school she was appointed to the N.H.S. The class of '48 is proud to present to the world -----Jo Ann. Yearbook Staff class Officer 3 N.H.S. 3,4 Committee Work 1,2,3,4 •Debating society 1,3,4 German club 3,4 WERNER WOLF Werner is noted for his cars. With his wittiness and love of jokes he makes excellent company. his natural ability for working around machinery and automobile motors is sure to make him an a one mechanic. sound Squad 4 HOWARD WOLFF A pleasant talker and a neat dresser, Howard is one of our more sociable seniors. He has a keen interest in his drums and plays with exceptional ability. His next goal is a journalism school in Canada and we know his success is assured. Hand 4 Fencing Club 4 GLADYS YOUNG Gladys has demonstrated herself cnnable of taking any thing in her stride. Interested in many sports, she is esneciallv affile on the basketball court. always ready v ith a friendly renly life is sure to offer the best to Gladys. Committee Work 1,2 t ' ILa MAE YOUNG Sincere, friendly, considerate, intelligent----these are .just a few of Ha's many virtues. Her soft brown hair, and reaches ana cream complexion add to her overall neat apnearance. Also known for high scholastic record, Ila is indeed a valuable asset to the class of ’4:8. Service olub 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Fashion Club 1 Librarian 3,4 Girls’ Chorus 1,2 sports 1,2 JEAN YOUNG When you see those big brovn eyes and neat clothes you'll know Jean's around. Her liveliness is sometimes hidden by a nuiet manner. Her sensible attitude and eagerness to please are assets which will heir her all through life. Wampus Staff Committee Work 3 LEONA YOUNG Leona's personality may best be described as hanpy-go-lucky. always ready to give you a good word, she can find something cheerful in almost everythin?. Her unioue hair dos are something to remember too'. For friendliness and advice we turn to Leona. Girls' Chorus 1,2 Wamnus 3,4 Orchestra 1,2,3,4 r. Flay RITA ZOCH 1 I ! A glimpse of strawberry blonde hair, a wide smile, and you can immediately identify Rita. Her demure manner hides a very ready wit. Rita is most at home on a basketball court, or baseball diamond but don't let that fool you, she's feminine too. Put these things together and we give you a girl everyone enjoys knowing. Girls' Chorus 1,2 Glee Club 2,3,4 Opera Guild 4 Sports 1,2,3,4 German Club 3 Committee Work 3,4 ' ' ; ; j i QcSr looking- COosr PoPular_ caosr fcjeUAAL_E 9 «T A rwcuers glass ?cn es U.S.S. HARDSHIPS Do You Remember 1. Tearing of the green (skirts) in Frosh Minstrel 2. Mr. Boyer nopping unexpectedly 3. Lipstick smears in Frosh days 4. Bothering our relatives with magazine subscriptions 5. The spring out break of measles (after exams) 6. The lost voices in our Junior Play 7. The Fish or Orchids theme for our Junior Prom 8. Only half the band showed up for our Junior Prom und in sport clothes 9. meeting Wampus deadlines 10. The disappointment v.-hen the Fashion Show in '48 was canceled 11. Having our Christmas Vacation extened only one day even after the severest snow storm since 1088 12. When the Yearbook looked as if it would never be finished 13. How we felt when we lost our biggest rival--Morristown 14. Lincoln Park bus crashed and victims had to come to school anyway FRESHMEN uLASS The Freshmen ulass entered last, fall a little bewildered las all of us we-e at one time) but soon had the hona of tningp. On March 4th and 5th they presented, a variety show consisting or three nlays plus added attractions. It showed their diligent work and was enjoyed by all. The.class officers for the year were: President, Louis Honos; Vice President, Jane wirtz; secretary Patricia Hill; Treasurer, Richard Hennessey, miss oogdzlewicz was the class adviser. SOPHOMORE CLASS Its contribution to Boonton High School in its Freshman year was a musical entitled The Scoop. It starred Ann Sheko.n and Jack Chesnut an include a cast of many others. This year we presented the Sophomore Hop and used the theme of Kick Off nance. The Sophomore class oflleers for this year were: President, Jack Chesnut; Vice-President, Franklin Graf; Secretary, Patricia Williams; an Treasurer, Peter O’Agastino. JUNIOR CLASS HelenTRfltMaSv 0fp'49 el!Cte,d Hovrard Rosenfeld President, Helen Ratti Vice President, Marian 0� Grady Secretary and Zangara Treasurer. June Mad , a typical 1 tejA-age toJSSlr’XiiV? class play and the Juniors exhibited their bintI in fchis Production. On May 28 the Junior Hnn!i1 tr°dUCed completely new idea for the Prom. Addi-tionai rooms were decorated in attractive designs, refresh- £!:EA‘r g rsrss 4 the Juniors are looking forward to their Senior year. L I L I I I I I I I I I, I U I, SENIOR PLAY As one of our outstanding contributions to uoonton nigh School the senior Class resented the nroduction The Queen's Husband. The story revolved about a figurhead king ruled by his shrev ish wife and an autocratic cabinet. A secondary olot concerned Princess Anne's unwillingness to give ur her love for a commoner to marry into rovalty. Princess Anne was nlaved by Joan Miller and King Eric bTT Robert Crav'fnrd. Surmorting players included Richard Baldwin, Louis Bevacoua, Ma- y Jane Comlv, William Coventry, Christonher Pranks, George Gaila, Elaine Kennedy, Milton Levy, Helen Osborne, John Van Ness, and Leona Young. SERVICF cum SOUND S(£UAD FENCING cLUb GUIDANCE OFFICE FRONT OFFICE CRAFT CLTTB COIN CLUB OPiiRA GUILD FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB VrfORLD FwjiJUlLIST GERMAN CLUB NATIONAL honor society ORCHESTRA AND BAND I. Front Row-Onorati, Herlihy, J. Barnish, Dolov itz, Du Barry, Simms, Yansura, Carolyn, Smith. Second Row-Konigsfeld, Cullen, Horvath, E. Barnish, Berger, Franchi, Prentice, Taylor, Mehalic Conca. Third Row-Hocker, Cohn, Worden, Panzitta, Bonos, Nardone Di Bello, Rigoletti, Guida. Top Row-Charette, T. Westling, Van Treek, Bowder, Amari, Bolcar, Hovy, Bednar, Graf. rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrpppnn — After getting off to a rather ale start, Coach Kieffer H. Shriner's 1947 football Boraber9 rolled Into high In the latter part of the season an finished the grid season with a record of 6 wins, 3 losses an a tie. Tho Re and Black placed third In the initial Lakeland Conference Pigskin Campaign and was number three in the county A race. Against their Lakelan foes the Bombers broke even, winning han ily from Butler an Passaic Valley and losing to over an Pompton Lakes. In the unofficial county race the homesters efeate Roxbury, lost to Morristown an were tied by Madison. The Dover and Butler results were included here also. The Bombers did best against non-league schools, winning over Hawthorne, Rockaway an Mt. Lakes. Turning to the scoring epartment, Leo Yansura le the point para e with 7 touch owns for 42 points. Jean t u Barry, Elmer Simms and Les Prentice tied for second spot with 3 t. d.'s apiece. Gene Barnish with 13 markers (all points-after-touch owns) came next an Joe Mehalic roun e out the group with 2 touch owns an 12 points. SEASON'S RECORD He II « 7 Mt. Lakes 0 0 Pompton Lakes 12 13 Roxbury 7 13 Rockaway 0 0 Madison 0 27 Passaic Valley 6 0 Morristown 13 0 Dover 7 27 Hawthorne 6 34 Butler 7 mchauic ceiHTHe IE THEY WE THEY 45 ALUMNI 41 40 OOVER 12 59 PATERSON VOCATIONAL 40 33 MORRISTOWN 47 45 BUTLER 41 57 PATERSON VOCATIONAL 42 41 MT. LAKES 13 60 BUTLER 33 25 HOVER 41 53 POMPTON LaKES 41 26 MORRISTOWN 45 31 MT. LAKES 15 37 VALLEY 34 45 VALLEY 34 44 pompton lakes 39 57 VALLEY 47 33 nOVEE 28 .1 j ) ) j ) ) ) j j ; ; ; BASKKTBALL Taking up where they had left off last season, the B. H. S. bas- keteers of 1647-1648 proceeded to bowl over their opposition, with a minimum of injury to themselves. Under the able direction of Coach William H. Potter, the boys rolled up a 14-3 record and also capture the Lakeland Conference crown for the second consecutive year. The Lakeland title race was a thriller, the winner not being decided until the last night of the conference season when Boonton whipped Valley 45-34, and hover was upset by Pompton Lakes 36-34 in overtime. The Bombers' record was 7-1 and Dover's 6-2. Pomp- ton (4-4) , Valley (3-5), and winless Butler (0-8) trailed in that order. As a finale to the season, the Boontonites proved to all that their surprising win over hover, 40-12, (in which the Tigers scored only two field goals) and their later championship wasn't Just luck by establishing themselves victors in the Jamboree. Boonton took Valley into camp 57-27 and made hover the seventh victims in succession by taking the Tigers on the hover court 33-28. Howie Rosenfeld again led the scorers with a record-smashing total of 286 points scored on 117 field goals (a record) and 55 foul tosses. The tall Center piled up an enviable average of seventeen Feints per game. Forward Bob Barnish was second with 61, and 8v Hughes became the number three man with 74. Close behind came hon i Bello with 70 and Len Cullen, 64. Next were Elmer Simms, 46; Joe Mehalic, 41; Stan Berson, 36; Bob Dolowitz, 10; and Jim McCormick, 5. 1 1 .1 j .1 ; ; ; J ' j : ; i TRA.UK Led by klmer Minims, Jack uharlton and bob Dolowitz, boonton High's track team defending ■Morris Uounty Track and kield Uhampions seem to be headed for an other successful season. Coach Gerry Hopkins has six lettermen returning from last years souad: Dolowitz, the county shot put winner; Simms, winner of the county discus title; Uharlton in the 880, Les Prentice (sprints), John atefanic (sprints and joyelin) and Dick Warsdzvn (pole vault and hurdles). besides the varsity members of last spring, there is a good crop of potential point-getters in javees of la'st season and a flock of newcomers including Kd Koehler, Ken Weyant, iRon Stephanie, Sam uonca, Don Hermey and others. GIRLS SPORTS Plenty of enthusiasism was found in the John Kill gym on Monday and Wednesday afternoons tvis year. Girls from freshmen to seniors participated in a lively program of afterschool sports coached by Mrs. Hafer, Miss Melosi, and Miss Taylor. Basketball seemed to take the spotlight and keen competition between class teams kept every girl on her toes. During the Student Government Week, the girls played a fast-moving game against the faculty. Although they fought hard the faculty had to bow down to the students with a score of 44 - 15. Congratulations to both faculty.and students for a well played game and a fine show of school spirit throughout the year. C CASAL C CORDELL B UHLIG M. RENNINGER