Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

I W 1 . 1 1 1- ' w I 1 Y 4 r i 4 . ? Q . Q 5 3 E E . -ar'- BUUNTUN HIGH SCHOOL BUUNTUN, NEW IERSEY ig . N0 Mu bfi u-0 9' .. .5L In .U V ,r . i 5 yn :IP,.4'f,'f'a'-'.,,.,,..r,, -0' . 4 o,,n , a 12,2 J ' ' 9, i .f. . , ' ',1. 'fv - I.-1' 4 i A , k . . 1 2.1 . 'ff' 1' u,,.,, ,,.. 1' . v I' K -., , v I ,iggf 1. ,.o , 1 ' R ,L in . Q ' I '7 ,g .,. sl I ' A ... ls , 7 -6 . 1 s u. ' , . I 1- ' ,, ,w .vt ,.. .'-,P , . , ff .,-, pf x 'P 7' .'v..,'L - 5 . , 5 Q. . A A I T T . L ' 3 . 4 seek' ,Q f. .' . lr N' ' s z N 4 ff 'Tv4. Q Q . UI SQ, lv .' .2-:ann Q vi J lids on - Jen v P ' THE ECHUES presented hy the SENIOR CLASS of '53 and your suncere nnterest ln our class we have attained the goals agement you have been bath a true friend and a dependable ad vrser nn our most rmportant last two years Wlthout your help we could not have succeeded In our many actuvntres To you Mrs Elder we dedicate our yearbook which we have set before us. Unfailing in your patience and encour- I Am Nof A Teacher Whom You Asked The Way George Bernard Show Only A Fellow-Traveller Of aug MR LESLIE A E BOOTH A cooperatlve and genurne frtend to all the students can be found In our prlncnpal Mr Booth who always strnves to be lust and honest as helpful cmd understandtng In the problems posed by the student body Hav Ing a smcere Interest In the welfare of all he has gtven us the assurance and confu dence we need to equnp us for a successful future MR CLARENCE E BOYER Our much respected and admlred super vlsor has proved invaluable as both a fruend and consultant Has true Interest In our class as a group and ID each of us as an lndlvud ual has beneflted all of us to a great extent We have become acquatnted wnth hrs was dom and good ludgment through hrs unfor mattve and effecttve speeches whnch have gurded us IU the maknng of many Important decrstons Y' l MISS MARY E PRICE The conftdant of the senlor gurls Miss Pnce defotes much tame and effort asslstmg In the development of their capacltles for success In the future Her frlendly guidance and unlurnnted patnence has done much to encourage us throughout the year For thas encouragement and gundance we gave our snncere thanks and appreclatnon 70404 Una Wie 13 if l H Englishman h Mr R Porno Mr CE Tlafrvclzizl Emhta Mf G Brush I Mr Bnrc R Denton M' mms M, ,,, Hgh? Fmksi stinging new to f-gm Mr d Mrs Qljsect Clxssldent Howard Hurlf THE BOARD OF EDUCATION whose purpose IS to serve the needs of BH S IS composed of nlne members each holdlng a three year term At thelr monthly board meeting the school s general pollcles are discussed and acted upon and requests for alterations of rules are granted. The halls and stairways have been painted this year and plans are under way for other improvements. 7 -::. fl K. DOROTHEA ALLEN CLARE R BACKUS New York Umverslty BA English French French Club Freshmen Mmstrel WILLIAM L BERRYMAN Syracuse Unlverslty BA MA History Physfcal Tramrng lntraumural Actlvltles CLYDE F CAPLINGER Davls and Elkins College BA Chemrstry Students Regallan Assoclatlon PEARL M EDMONDS Elmira College BA English Fashion Club EMIL E FAHRMAN Kutztown Pennsylvania State Teach ers College BA Columbia Um verslty MA Ar Art Service Club B A A Blalogy Yearbook CHARLES W BACKUS Wnllnmantlc Connectlcut State Teach ers College BS Columbia Unn verslty MA Mathematics Algebra Junnor Varsnty Basketball Coach JEAN BOGDZIEWICZ Montclair State Teachers College Spamsh Adviser for Class of 1955 CAROL COCHRAN New Jersey College for Women BS Columbla Unlverslty MA Algebra Geometry Vocational Mat hematfcs Trigonometry Adviser for Class of 1952 Alumm Assocnatlon FLORENCE ELDER Montclanr State Teachers College BA Columbia Unlverslty MA Algebra Geometry Tngonometry Vocational Mathematlcs Adviser for Class of 1953 MARY ROSE FEAGANS New York Unlverslty BM Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Musa: Choral Department Annual Chrustmas and Sprung Pro grams Montclaur State Teachers College 3? 'Om QU? in L SARAH M FICHTER Trenton State Teachers College B S Physical Training Health Girls Intramural Sports THOMAS C GARRISON Manhattan College BA Montclair State Teachers College MA History Freshmen Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach LUCY GROSS Montclair State Teachers College BA New Yorll University MA Latin Opera Guild Attendance Office WALTER W HERRMANN Swarthmore College BA Teachers College Columbia University MA Occupations Guidance Counselor Student Court School Psychologist LUELLA J IRWIN Brown University PhB Columbia University MA English Creative Writing Magazine Gund ance Counselor MARY T. KOWAL Rider College B.C.S. Homemalring Junior Business Com- mercial Geography JOAN D GIBBONS Bucknell University BS Algebra Plane Geometry General Mathematics EDITH HENRY Pennsylvania State College BS Home Economics BERT J HILLARY Rutgers University BS M E Shop ANDREW KORINDA Trenton State Teachers College B S Columbia University MA Typing Stenography Commercial aw Stamp Club Intramural Bowling an Basketball JOSEPH B. M. LASENKO Rider College B.E. Montclair State Teachers College M.A. Bookkeeping Junior Business Railroad Club Model Airplane Club N233 Q Why! Qs., VICTORIA MELOSA Trenton State Teachers College Physical Training Health Girls Intramural Sports ARTHUR T MERYWEATHER East Stroudsburg State Teachers College BS Human Relations GLENN F MOORE Panzer College BS Physical Training Health Track Team Coach Assistant Basket ball Coach LILLIAN A. NOLAN Bay Path Institute for Commercial Teachers Stenography, Typing SOPHIA PAVIDIS St. Elizabeth's College B.A., Colum- bia University M.A. Mathematics, German, History German Club, Attendance Office MADELEINE M REED WALTER E RUTT MARY E PRICE St Ellzabeths College BA Colum bla University MA Director of Guidance Counselors degree Occupations Guidance Counselor National Hon or Society Montclair State Teachers College BA Columbia University MA Social Relations Homemalung Gen eral Science Adviser for Class ol 1954 Science Cub JOHN W RYDER Upsala College BA Montclair State Teachers College MA U S History Guidance Counselor Cheerleaders Ushers Placement Bureau KIEFFER H SHRINER University of Illlnols BS Montclair State Teachers College MA Physical Training Health Football and Baseball Coach ANNA M. WARTLUFT Albright College B.S. Foods Homemalcing ROBERT L. WILLIAMS East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B.S. Speech, English Director of Plays Muhlenberg College BA Umverslty of Pennsylvania M A English Service Club Scoreboard ANTHONY R SCATTON University of Scranton BS English General Science Wampus HAROLD G WARFORD Rutgers BS Columbia University Band Orchestra Twlrllng GWENDOLYN N. WILCOX Teachers College Columbia Univer- sity B.S. M.A. Professional Diplo- ma dean of students Columbia University 5lel109fGpl1y Typing Secretarial Training Economics Receptionists Guidance Counselor MAX WITTMAN City College New York B.S. Mont- clair State Teachers College M.A. Physics, Radio, Practical Science Sound Squad, Fencing 'll on HS e You must have seen pupils passing in our crowded halls while at John Hill the cooking class prepares the first phase of a scrumptous meal - the dictation of a menu by Miss Wartluft. 'Q-4 Aol, as friends ponder their prob- lems in math class. Here Mrs. Elder assists Steve Avallone in proving a geometrical theorem. From pattern to creation, the girls display their skill in sewing class . . . hfzgtdewaq and down in the art room our fut at work. ure artists are hard 51. 5 5 we ,A , Mr. Caplinger makes a test for oxygen while his practical science class looks on. X. As students prepare for com- ing classes and do their home work in the study hall . . . others conform their ideas into practical uses in the shop. '7L',4!ZDcp an aan. 1 E' our able nurse, Mrs. Lyons, to give aid to Paul Cooke's injured finger. The Guidance Counselors assist us with our future plans . . . Doc Wiggins to give us our periodical check up. I4 Q35 'tts du S sou disvomlie ' 5 . . lm-ie the olllhi ellluentl ,N i, eed a ,duh 59 Our ianitorsg Mr. John Oshonllea, Mr. Pot Glennon and Mr. Deward Doremus ore busy keeping the school in working order. -W' 1 Q- .if fixi '-' C: 1751? 'ig .' ., , 4, Taking a moments respite from preparing our delicious meals are Mrs Grace Hughes Mrs Anna Moorhead Mrs Mary Thomson and Mrs Elsie Mueller na jr! . we A Place ln Thy Memory ls All Thaf I Claim e To Pause And Look Back When Thou Hearesf The Sound Of My Name Gerald Grlffen e A popular has been our class years. Along with well known for games. A possessor e is sincere and Service Club, .l.V. Basketball, Baseball Mgr., Chorus, Glee Club, Class MORRIS History Teacher leader shall Iive hder, Jim qualities Jim is also participation in football very likable personality, he BRUCE VAN DUYNE College Attend College He was f leaders As our competent of the Student Regal- ian Association, the highest sessor of a time J. V. Basketball S.R.A. going, his obligations in successfully. The pos- , Bruce is an all natured, and gifted of attaining the NANC N Nancy possesses t ship and demonstrat of the Wampus Sh thuslastlc In both wor with green eyes she With all these attrlbut the Class of 53 .H if x fi DOUGLAS REEVES Scientific Hard wor Capability . His orator' utes amb' ' e mimst wut make ' ss. Doug has - and will I - mem Q for this ach . ment Track Latin Club Scienc Junior Play Boys' Chorus Minister rent of success are descriptive of Doug be a great and lh his is original mannerrsms opulor member of our iob editing our Echoes among his classmates ub Studen .- . no .. ' Q . .. . o . . .. . . o n .. ' S n Q . 1 I 1 I a slasm valuable quality of leader tor IH Chief d play Farr comp exloned sents a pleasing picture ancy rs truly an asset to Science Club Opera 4 umor Us er Usher Wampus Committee Work Girls' Chorus Glee Club Receptionist Attendance Office Latin Club Service Club -- - ' II 0 . . 2 V e - u . L r G .. . . -. - . my . 1 - en- H' . I 2 . . . P X . . 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I . . -fjfgj NICHOLAS ABATO College Attend College Courage and perseverance conquer all before them Audlng hus class actuvutues by hus partucu patron un the Junuor and Senuor plays Nuck has portrayed has roles convuncurgly Renowned for hus black haur and non chalant ways he us often seen grunnung wolfushly Popular wuth the guys and gals aluke Nuck has a sense of humor and a hearty laugh whuch make hus pleasant company Track Intramural Sports Junubr Usher Committee Work Senuor Play Junior Play Aur Raud Squad Yearbook IRVING ANDERSON General Lunernan Keep cool and you command all Irvung a man of few words has a fruend ly dusposutuon and a ready wut Hus shy grun and straightforward manner are characterustuc of hum lndufferent to the faurer sex lrvung has a submussuve and unassumung manner ' JEAN ACKERMAN General fy ecretary 'A mauden four to get Jeans beautuful blond haur and gbluwe eyes gre ,the recupuents of many complu mentsl Seldqpe found suttung stull Jean al ways go s dn the brughter s e f lfe Our gildsntiue s effervesceniq Egigfonaluty her ,good toglls and ready wut her a combulibtlcfiu to be envued Junuglk Usher Gurls Chorus ay N f 421 Mb' 'll me i s,'fl lf ELIZABETH AIKEN College Nurse Good words are worth much and cost utte As managung edutor of the Wampus Betsy has lent her lournalustuc abuluty to up old ut: fune standung She us an assud uous wor er un all she undertakes Her easy goun manner soft vouce and pleasant appearance have placed her hugh un the est m of her classmates Art SQFYIIQ Club Fashuon Club Spanush Clu Opera Guuld Junior Usher Wampus Freshman Play Aur Raud Squad lubrary Clu Committee Work FRANKJAPG kk X JAMES AULD Gbrjbrat Z 5 Gen I Machunust iHapp ess the s l gtk S, ,W as 'F 'lull wut dark h ur ghd good groo ung Fra lr us a popul r member ofgour lass Po sessor o on athle c physu ui Fr k us a artucipp t un niariy sports Hus creutuve wlll yuadpultffedly help hus future pans JV Football Varsuty Fo b Il Model r plane Club .lunuor Usher nuor Boys Chorus Glee Club Comm: Work A sul t tongue speaks no trouble Hus tural ablluty around machinery wull su ly enefut Jummy when he takes up hus chos n trade An outdoor boy at heart hs bqued Interests unclude sports and scoutung Though these are hus mam terests he stall funds tume to protect hus pers6naluty un other fuelds Track Intramural Sports Aur Ruud Squad Stage Commuttee 8 As 3 twza'-r 319 'fl' 4 ,:, ggfxggij 4 Q , I . 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A - x , - .fr 3, 1, ple HELEN BARATTIERO Commercial Comptometer Operator An honest heart possesses o lungdom Recogmzed as one of the shortest gurls ln the senior class Helen IS peppy and full of lte Helens warmth and frlendll ness make her lovlal personality well llked by all Possesslng a sincere Interest In her commerclal subgects he will be well equlpped for the future Intramural Sports .lunror Usher Committee Work Freshmen Play Receptronrst Grrls Sports ROBERT BARTMANN Sclentlflc Engineer There IS no wealth like unto knowledge Bobby has a genuine love of the out doors and has been endowed with the attributes of a true sportsman Combmlng an artlstlc nature and a quvck mlnd Bobby has done hrs share In promotlng the success of the Class of 53 Freshmen Football German Club Rarlroad Club Science Club Student Council Stu dent Court Committee Work Junior Play 3' GERALD BARNISH General Truck Driver He may be qulet but he IS not Idle Gerald IS one of the quieter boys of the semor class Sports m general are Gerald s mam Interest Dunrtg flshmg and hunting season he can usually be found gettmg up early un the mormng rarln to ga Beang a regular guy, he has shared many good times with his friends In B H S Boys Chorus, JV Football SHIRLEY BEDELI. College Teacher Pleasure ond actlon make the hours seem short Shirley has been wonderful company durlng our tour years at B H S Thus lo quoclous young mass can always be found where theres mnschnef afoot Shrrley has o sports mterest for many hours of her spare tnme are spent rn the field of oth letlcs both as a spectator and parttclpant Intramural Sports Science C735 Codlliiltee Work Freshmen Play Girls Chorus Girls Sports Library Club is-f 'Q' JOAN BARNISH Commercial Telephone Operator Wnth a smule on her lnps Frlendlmess and consrderatuon are gust two of her many flne vlrtues Quiet oh so quiet' but even thus retlcent manner has not In any way hindered her llkable nature Joans soft volce nevertheless of clear quallty so rt wull not nmpalr her progress In her career Commltte Work RICHARD BELL College Busnness Executlve A good sense of humor masters any sltuatlon A sincere cooperatlve person who can be counted an t guve hrs best Dlclx IS easlly recognized by has friendly smile and neat appearance Hrs success rs due largely to has wlllmgness to work and ablllty to take everything ln hls strlde Track JV Basketball Committee Work Junior Play Yearbook N. , . kg, . , r Q tk x I ' ' -s ., , ,E rf - rf H - - - rr 11 - - - H I , . - I I . - . . - . . . . . . . , , . . . -- . . 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' 0 f I t - . - , . . . . . - I 1 1 , ' I 1 1 ' ' 3' . , , ' 1 - - I 1 1 1 - 1 ' I r - . , . , 1 I I , . 4 Q T . - X ' ' 1 S is PATRICIA BERNARD Commerclal Artist An artlst IS born not made Competent and a hard worker Pat al ways leaves a task well done Very capable with pencll or crayon she IS sure to make use of thus artrstlc abrlrty rn her chosen career We are sure Pat will take ad vantage of opportunrty and become a success Jumor Usher Commrttee Work MERALD BLOWERS College Electrrcal Engineer The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool This young man s dominant characterlstlcs are his red hanr and lrrendly nature Hrs mtellrgence rs concealed behmd a qulet unobtrusrve manner One of our avld radlo enthusiasts has mechanical abnlrty rs obvious to all who have worked with hum In this field Radlo Club Boys Chorus Arr Raid Squad Sound Squad ROBERT BERTKO College Pharmacist None but hnmself can be has parallel Always on hand with a fnendly greet Ing Bob has gained popularity through thus admirable traat One of o r senior ushers Bob ll an oble participant In class and school XTIVITIBS Possessmg hidden wut and untirlng energy he as nlways a good conversatlonallst Intramural Sports .lumor Usher Semor Usher Commrttee Work, Arr Rand Squad Yearbook Intramural Sports Council DOLORES BODINO Commerclal Secretary A kmd heart and capable head Dancing and sewmg rate hugh on the last of favorlte pastimes for Dolores She rs toll slim and neat on appearance and leaves a pleasing rmpression wnth whom ever she meets Dolores wull no doubt excel Ih her chosen professlon as she dld In her studses Committee Work Girls Chorus Glee Club Receptronrst Girls Sports CORINNE BIRD General Office Work To laugh ns to llve Always neatly and stylishly dressed Corinne presents a picture of attractiveness Her casual but frrendly manner make her a pleasant classmate The life of a group Corinne IS always ready to add a dash of humor Fashron Club .lunror Usher Grrls Chorus Glee Club ROBERT BOLCAR General Cartoonlst Cool calm and collected Bobs mascu lumty coupled with hrs undeniable suave- ness has done much to set many femmme hearts fluttering Hrs never to be forgotten octlon on the grldlron has won ham much acclaim Bobs concealed humor becomes evident In his satlrrcal cartoons JV Football Varsrty Football K gi V 1 5 N ,. 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QX V is - ,f ,Q DONALD BOTT Commercnal Bookkeeper Hrs words are few and funny An asplrlng muslclan Donald ably lends his services to the Drum and Bugle Corps Very enthuslastlc In has scouting actlvltles Donald IS uslng thus tralnlng to an advan tage In boatlng and swlmmlng Although shy as times his straightforward manner and sunny smlle are appreclated by all who know hum BETTY JANE BROWN Commercnal Secretary M desty IS the beauty of woman Pleasant company and a sweet person allty are typlcal of Betty An lndustrlous worker Betty wnll surely make o success of her chosen vocation Her Immaculate ap pearance exemplltles her fastldlous nature Fashion Club Junior Usher Wampus Com mittee Work Gtrls Chorus Receptionist MARY BOYLAN General Service Speech rs great but sllence IS greater' Beneath a seemingly conservatlve man ner IS a conscuentuous person Her varxed mterests mclude music and the well hked sport of basketball Perhaps It wont be long before we hear that Mary has achieved success for she has the ablllty to succeed In any undeftaknng VALERIE BUCHEK Commercial Secretary A wulhng worker wrth a smlle for all An outstanding commercsal student Val erle excels on typmg and assists In the Guidance Offuce Her attractlve blondness and neat appearance are easlly recognized by all Known for her untlrmg energy Valene ts always wullang to help Committee Work Orchestra Intramural Sports Council Guidance Office Jumor Usher Lrterury Magazine HAROLD BRAUE Sclentlflc Electrical Engineer Honor lles In honest toll A studuous mnen about hum, Harold has shown great ablllty In his classwork Hls mathematical genius will prove a great asset to hum ln his future years In college Harold can usually be overheard In conver satnon with has ham friends discussing rodlo Intramural Sports German Club Math Club Science Club Radio Club National Honor Soclety Committee Work Band Orchestra Service Club Yearbook ELEANOR CAREY Commerclal Receptlomst Profound slncerlty IS the basis of talen and character three consecutive years has been only one of Eleanors many achlevements In her years at B H S Tall and slender Eleanors pretty face and brown halr make up an agreeable appearance Her unassumlng nature and her wrlllngness to undertake responsibility have gained her the respect and admrrotnon ot her classmates Opera Gurld Natfonal Honor Society Freshmen Play Girls Chorus Glee Club Yearbook Service Club Class Ottacer Com mfttee Work I E? 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I JOAN CAREY General Telephone Operator Loves to luve and luves to love Joans abuluty wuth the baton has been well proven durung her three years on the twurlung squad Her black curly haur and pleasant dusposutuan make her an attractuve classmate Her steadfastness un committee work and other class actuvutues wull make her well equupped for her chosen career Junuor Usher Commuttee Work Freshmen Play Twurler Receptuonust Gurls Sports HELEN CHARNOGURSKY Commercual Secretary Her aur her manner her charm all who saw admured Helen has a sweet and understandung nature that benefuts those BHS many ways Slum and attractuve she us a competent captain of the gurls usherung squad Her captuvatung smule and personal uty make that shy manner of hers a hud den asset Art Servuce Club .lumor Usher Gurls Chorus Yearbook Receptuomst Commuttee Work JUNE CAREY General Beautucuan Delughtful to know Captaun of the twurlers for two years June has dustunguushed herself by leadung the twurlers un theur untrucate routunes Her fruendly grun and cheerful greetung make her weltluked and a fruend worth havung An undustruous worker June us always oc- Cupued un some worthwhile actuvuty Intramural Sports, Art Sennce Club Junuor Usher Commrttee Work Gurls Chorus Twrrler Gurls Sports EDWARD CHESNUT College Dentust A tlne fellow to have on your sude un basketball A newcomer to B H S un hus senuor year Ed has proven hus abuluty to make fruends easuly He us on able at lete and us es pecually enthuuastuc about basketball If Eds success depends on has wullungness to work and abuluty to take everythung un hus strude he wull surely reach hus goal Varsity Basketball Baseball S PH CERBO College Farmer e guft of gauety A man of very few words hus laconuc nature does not un any way hunder hus abuluty to gaun fruends Strong an sulent he prefers to be on the lustenung end of a conversatuon Never a worry un the world Joes face us seldom darkened by a frown Hus energetuc work on the football team us worthy of mentuon Varsuty Football Soanush Club GAlL CHESNUT Commercual Secretary A good natured gurl us loved best Thus tall senuor who as so full of lufe has the abuluty to apply herself dulugently when there us work to be done Athletucal ly uncluned Gaul us an avud partucupant un varued sports throughout the seasons Posssessung tomboy characterustucs she feels more at home In dungrees than In a formal dress Intramural Sports Commrttee Work Fresh men Play Band Gurls Chorus Yearbook Intramural Sports Councul Gnrls Sports Z nj 1 J MV' . 5 , l yu nf . 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A. ,f f :fy 1... 3 if BEVERLY COLLINS General F B l Investigator Lets llve and engoy at Gay and carefree os they come Bev us never seen without that mlschaevous gleam In her eye She can usually b found engagmg In her favorite pastimes of playmg the pvano swlmmlng, and danc Ing or smlllng and telling gokes After Grrls Chorus SHIRLEY CRAWFORD College Secretary A good natured person as never out of place True school sprrlt and portlctpatlon In all class actlvltves make Shirley an asset to the Class of 53 Her sparklmg wat and contagious humor have mode her well known throughout B H S Her wlnsome ways have won her many frlends Servrce Club Fasfuon Club French Club Opera Gurld Wampus Jumor Play Fresh men Play Girls Chorus Glee Club Year book Attendance Offrce Commrttee Work 3 'Y PAUL COOKE College Pharmacust C ture the world wnth a camera One of our shutterbugs Paul IS intrigued wnth the field of photography He s known to all for has optumnstlc outlook on llfe and his cheery Hello ls frequently heard thro ghout the halls of HHS We re may-e that Raul wnll be on asset to whatever Track Mgrr Camera Club Jumor Usher Boys Chorus Glen Club Refreshment Stand Yearbook Commrttee Work ROBERT CROCETTI General Monne Corps There as a laughing devil In hs smllt A captam of our football team ea vers seemlngly quaet appearance IS de celvmg to those who do not know hum well Elndowed wlth a ready sense of hullor and a friendly nature he IS re nowned for hls unique haircut J V Football Track Varsity Football 4 HARRIET COWARD College Stewordess Fun and rnerrlment make the world go round This miss ls attractlve wltty and vlvacl ous wlth a sparkling smlle and friendly personality One of our splrlted cheer leaders Hamet IS as carefree as can be She contrlbutes her artlstlc talent to any group or prolect In school and she always wllllng to help whenever the need arrses Fashion Club Wampus French Club Cheer leader Freshmen Play Junior Play Senior Play Band Yearbook Committee Work CAROL CROSS General Nurse In friends she IS wealthy Endowed with an ample and stylish wardrobe Carol IS lmmaculately groomed at all times An ardent dog lover she also numbers among her favorite pastimes swimming and baseball Her qulet sooth mg manner will be valuable ln her chosen career as a nurse Intramural Sports Art Service Club Junlor Usher Commlttee Work Freshmen Play Girls Sports jk 'U' i Va J - . 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'ne , FRANK CURRAN General Socnolognst Sports are fun and fun shall be my sport Easy to talk to and even easler to get along wIth Frank IS known as a good fellow among hls classmates A member of the basketball squad he has an Interest In all types of sports ThIs tall bond sensor has set socIology os the goal of hIs career Baseball Varsrty Basketball Intramural Sports C0mmIlf99 Work Arr RaId Squad Clean up Squad Stage Commlttee MICHAEL DUJACK ScIentIhc Doctor Brevnty IS the soul of wIt Mlchael dIsplays a combInatIon of talent and Intelllgence HIs clean cut appearance exempllfles hIs dlgnlfled mlen Hls InquIsI 'IVE mmd and loquacIousness have made a dlSllnCf Impressron on all hIs classmates and teachers Mukes sharp and orIgInal manner make hlm an Indlspensable mem ber of our class Track French Club Science Club RaIlroad Club Wampus Commrttee Work Junror Play Band Boys Chorus Glee Club Alr Raid Squad Yearbook MARY DEFFIGOS ScIentIfIc Doctor Let knowledge grow from more to more Her reserved manner and quIet voIce cleverly conceal her true Sd'l0lCSfIC Ublllfy and leadonlup qualmes One of our out standmg vnrtuisos Mary IS proflcIent at the pnzjo flutb, and vIolIn Her Immaculate appeawhce hd! set a standard for all of Service Club Art Servlce Club Debating Socrety French Club ScIence Club Opera Gulld Commlttee Work Freshmen Play Band Orchestra Glee Club GIrls Chorus Receptromst Class Officer ELIZABETH DUNN General Professlonal Swlmmer Happmess IS the supreme obgect of exIstence Possessmg both domeshc and athletlc abIlIty Betty IS a champxon swlmmer and an excellent cook Friendly and full of fun her gay outlook on llfe and charming ways make her a llkable classmate Her trrm url and fetchmg smlle make her readnly recognlzed by all G 4-av i 1 WILLIAM DOWNING College Attend College A pal to every guy and gal BIll IS a happy lookmg lad wlth a grIn that lrghts up hIs whole face A newcomer from UnIon BIll Iolned our class In hIs sennor year He spends a lot of tIme tmkerlng wlth cars a d a a result s the owner of a self equlpped auto In whIch he takes great prlde DANA EDELMAN Sclentlflc lndustrlal Deslgner lt IS work whlch glves Havor to lIfe Dana IS a neat lookmg senior wlth qulet and conservahve manner Adept at wood workIng a d art he IS golng to apply hIs knowledge and abIlIty to hls future career as an Industnal deslgner Danas other Interests Include sports and model raIlroadIng German Club Scrence Club RaIlroad Club Natlonal Honor SOCIEIY Wampus Com mpttee Work if ' , , I . l. , XX P I lv , ' ' V I ... .' 5 '-I ll Il II Il II II , I ' ' I . . 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I 'S' '7' THERESA EVANS Commercual Secretary True sllence us the rest of the mmd Theresa IS seemingly one of the unobtru slve members of our class but to those who know her she IS full of amlabllnty and lufe In her commerclal course Theresa has learned the necessary sublects m prepara tlon for her future as a secretary In her spare tnme she enloys dancing and em broldermg Committee Work Girls Chorus Girls Sports GEORGE FORTNEY General Paratrooper A right smlle and a wmnlng way Eyecatchlng red half and a friendly gran have made George renowned among has classmates Hrs tenor voice IS a valuable asset to both Boys Chorus and Glee Club George sets his future arm at becoming a member of the U S Paratroopers Boys Chorus Glee Club WU Q U JEAN HASCO General Prafessaonal Roller Skater The spectacle of human happiness Jean IS a hght hearted lndlvldual wlth a happy nature and brood sense of humor Her naturally curly brown hour ts wrthout a doubt the envy of many gurls One of her mam ond most enloyable Interests IS roller slratlng Lzbrary Club BARBARA FOULKS A happy heart a smrlnng face Pretty and popular Barb enloys dancing and athletics Her most outstanding feature as her dimples whlch are displayed by her flashing smile Well groomed and chlc Barb has made many frlends by her natural and unaffected manner Art Service Club Fashion Club Spanrsh Club Commrttee Work Freshmen Play Girls Chorus K Y- HOPE FLANAGAN General Nurse When Irush Eyes Are Smllmg lt was our luclry day when thus cute colleen came to B H S for she brought us fun laughter and snncere fnendshup A true lnsh beauty Hope has black halr and blue eyes Hopes partrclpatlon In gurls sports characterizes her enthusiasm Intramural Sports Art Service Club French Club Wampus Grrls Chorus Glee Club Yearbook Receptronrst Girls Sports Ulcelele Club PATRICIA FOX Muslc vlbrants an the memory ln her three years at BHS Pat has participated actively m Glee Club and Gurls Chorus with her lovely soprano voice Her sporty taste IS apparent IH her daaly attnre Her sunny dlsposxtlon and friendly atntude compose her well rounded person a lty Fashion Club .lumor Usher Grrls Chorus Glee Club -4' I q X . s ,q 5 1 T g 'E ' .v ' t rs--.W I X ,I l f 3 H V - - 1, 1, - If H - -- ,f I 1 - - - -I . 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V. t i I 2.55 'Hs- 'WSU' MARY ELLEN FRANZ College Home Economlst Nothing IS amposslble to a wlllmg heart Excellmg un languages Mary Ellen has proven her scholastic abrllty ln other fields A possessor of a clear alto volce she IS a member of AllState Chorus Extremely active In extra currlcular UCYIVI tles she also has an artlstlc flare Servlce Club Intramural Sports French Club Opera Guald Freshmen Play Grrls Chorus Glee Club Refreshment Stand mrttee Work MARGERY GERARDE College Publuc Health Nurse Wlt I5 the salt of conversation Margues congennalnty suffices her well rounded personality Although not often heard Margie lends much to the ac compllshments of class prolects Diverse In her Interests sewing sports and reading occupy most of her time Margles ubnqun tous smile and friendly H wlll always be her greetnng Debating Society Camera Club Spanish Club Opera Gufld Committee Work lntra mural Sports Council Glrls Sports MARGARET FRENCH College Stewarcless Her sweet smnle attracts many friends Morgue IS the proud possessor of lovely naturally curly halr that rates many an admlrmg glance She enloys pldymg soft ball and IQ enthusiastic about most sports Known for her wellchosen clothes, Margie IS funlovung and always ready for a good time Art Service Club, Fashion Club French Club Wampus Grrls Chorus Receptromst ADELE GOODMAN College Doctor Ambutuon has no rest' Endowed wuth a golden dispmutlon Adele as a tnend anyone would be 'proud of Her pretty face framed by her shmtng dork halr IS rare marred by a frown Qulck to see the humor In a sttuallon Adele excels In chemistry which wall undoubtedly be of asslstance ln her career as a doctor Fashron Club French Club Scrence Club Opera Guild Wampus Committee Work Jumor Play Band Orchestra Grrls Chorus Arr Raid Squad Yearbook ROBERT GELATKA General Alr Force Come what may Ill never worry A perfect example of leisure Bob can not be perturbed In the least Always ready to accept fun ln any shape manner form he has attracted many admlrers wuth hus easy to get along wlth nature Model Airplane Club ANTHONY GRIMES Commercial Business Man A man of varlous Interests The actlvmes that consumed much f Tonys tnme were actlng roles In the Fresh men and Sensor plays and his partlclpatlon on the track team Hrs creative wrltlng has enlightened and amused hrs classmates An agnculture enthusiast Tony can always be heard talking about llfe on the farm Freshmen Play Senior Play Alr Rand Squad by '61 Qu -5' N' 'Nair' .r ba ' .r I R xl , X.. 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X 11, KH , Q' X 9 LORRAINE GREB College Laboratory TechnIcIan There lIves a happy heart Her poodle coufture IS one of her more becomlng features Lorralnes gay outlook on lnfe and charmlng ways make her o soclable classmate Lorrolne has become Interested durlng her hIgh school years In lab technology and plans upon graduatlon to tram In 'hIS occupatlon Commvttee Work GIrIs Chorus CARL HANSEN General Undecrded Men of few words are the best men A tall QUIE' Semor Carls outdoor future IS In keeplng wlth hls Interest In hunhng SWlmmIhg and trappmg Hls care free easy golng and happy go lucky manner makes Carl thoroughly llkable and has enhanced hIs popularlty among hls class mates HUNTER GRUEBERT College W V Attend College Qulet pB6Ple are welcome everywhere Fnrst Impressions are deceIvIng as for as Hunter IS concerned, 'for though seemIngly subdued tm robllfr in If congemol and has a teasmg natufo l'l'lIs good looks and engagmg snqlle are two Efhhls Innumerable troIts. Always ready villa helpful hand Hunter has proved Milf lnvaluoble I V Football ffluclr lntgamural Sports Semar Play Alf RaId Squad HARRIET HARMAN General Office Clerk To laugh Is to lIve Small lh stature but very generous and full of frlendlmess Harrlet IS sIncere to all who know her Seldom found slttlng stIll Hornet always looks on the brlghtor sIde of late She never mlsses an oppor tumty to go square dancmg her beloved pastime Art Servrce Club Opera GuIld GIrls Chorus DONALD HAINES ScIentIfic Chemlcal Englneer For knowledge too I5 Itself o power Dons beomIng personahty IS extremely pleasant to have around Hls vaultlng ambItIon IS always present to lend hIs class and school the utmost of hIs servlce Dons Ihlmlfdble actlng In the Junlor and Senlor plays was well worthy of acclalm Service Club SCIGHCE Club Natfonal Honor Socrety Student CouncII Jumor Play SenIor Play Band Boys Chorus Glee Club Arr RaId Squad Yearbook Class Otflcer Com mittee Work Track JANICE HARTENAU College Laboratory TechnIcIan Ambltlon has no rest Jomce an avId portlclpont In sports shows her outstandnng Gblllfy In swImmIng basketball and tennIs One of Jamces speclal habbIes IS sewlng and moklng her own clothes Jonlce IS easlly recogmzed by her beautlful naturally curly halr and sparkllng brown eyes Astronomy Club Intramural Sports German Club SCIENCE Club .IunIor Usher Intro mural Sports CouncIl GIrIs Sports Library Club Commlttee Work E' 1 JACK HARTWELL College Forester How soon a smsle can change the world Cute wsth msschsevous eyes and an Al personalsty Jock ss a fovorste wsth all Jacks hobbses are of the outdoor varsety Havsng an unusual snterest sn forestry he wsshes to become a forest ranger A newcomer sn hss sensor year Massachusetts loss ss our gasn Intramural Sports LOIS HOFFMAN College Dromatscs Instructor In your patsence you are strong' Loss has portrayed convsncsngly her parts sn both the lunsor and sensor plays One of the leadsng vosces sn Glee Club she portscspotes sn several acttvstses An able student Los has also found tsme for extra currscular actsvstses Art Servsce Club Fashion Club Spanssh Club Opera Guild Junior Usher Wampus Freshmen Play .lumor Play Sensor Play Receptsomst Commsttee Work 'ZS SANDRA HEATH College Artsst And het beauty was sn her shsnsng tresses Sandrsis le! black hosr adds to her pleossng appeotanoe She can always be heard dsscusssng her Cope Cod summers Her palette and brush exemplsfy her servsce to the school whsle her wsllsngness to work persoqiies her dslsgence Ukelele Club Sehuce Club Intramural Sports Art Sorvsae Club Fashion Club French Club Freshmen Play Bond Girls Chorus Twffler Receptsonsst Commlttee Work ANN HORN College Nurse Quset sn cs crowd but wsth frsends Ann ss know for her cheery smsle and Yrsendly Hs She has afforded entertasn ment to many wsth her Interest sn ssngsng Everyone wsshas Qhss Tttcabte sensor toads of success sn 1 mg she undertakes Opera Gusld .lumor Usher Commlttee Work Senior Play Freshmen Play Gsrls Chorus Gtee Gtvb An' Rant Squad letra- mural Sports Council Gsrls Sports library C ub 'Fe 4125 NANCY HIERWARTER College Laboratory Technscsan Sslence has many advantages Nancy ss a fsne example of a conscsen tsous worker whether sn school or out Hov sng a polste and generous nature she as a wsnjome smsle that adds much to er pleassag dssposstson As treasurer of our class Nancy has proven her abslsty sn ss and varsous other feats Servsce Club French Club Scsence Club Commlttee Work .lumor Play Grrls Chorus Yearbook Class offscer College Teacher Strsve for the best and the best wsll come Barbara ss one of our modest classmates whose marks show the results of dslsgence Her orlgsnalsty sn the art field frsendlsness and always wsllsng to oblige attstude have made her an unforgettable member of our class Barbara plans to be o teacher French Club Science Club Ni f B.. TS soups- Q' l Y I My ff K A 1 ,X Q I sI J- I C37 9 2 , y :.- gf 4 . A If ' II If ' ' ' II ' ll v - A I , . ' V . . . l .. . 'h. I . l I I I 5 I l I . , I I I I I t V I I ' f 1' h ' I l g F ' 5 ' f Q 2 BARBARA HORN . f 2 . . . . .. I . I . - to . . I l ,, . . .I ,, . I f I ' I , I I, I I I I , , , 1 ' A I 2' ' ' i I I I l I .I . I I . ' ', ' . I I ' fu .xt I Ig P ,' 5 . EDWARD IVERSON General Store Clerk A good sport un every way Another well rounded athlete Eds skull nn baseball and roller skatlng are lust two ot hrs many varled talents One of B H S s most enthuslastlc sportsmen Ed IS equally adept at flshung and huntlng Although undecided about future plans has qualltues of dependablluty and steadtastness wnll well equlp htm for the future SIGRID JOHANSON College Stewardess Ask and you shall learn Slgrnd has always been an efllclent and wulllng worker tor our class Her metlculous ways are exemplltled by her neat and tudy appearance Thus chatterboxs lnqutsl tnve nature rs known to all .lumor Usher Art Service Club Fashion Club French Club Opera Guild Student Councll Student Court Freshmen Play Girls Chorus Glee Club Arr Raid Squad Yearbook Class Otlrcer Committee Work BETH JACKMAN College Nurse 'The real essence works IS concentrated energy Thns energetlc worker os. our SRA Treasurer Beths be mlng countenance has brnghtened many al dreany moment Her golden curls and bug blue eyes create a pleasmg plcture e eye Promlnence IH class actlvltle 'f he? competence In leadershrp 3 rt Servvce Cl Club Science Club Opera Gu s SRA Oftlcer Student Coun n lay Orchestra Girls Chorus Gleej ub Ang Raid Squad zrne Com tew ark X5 CE KATH f l Secretary A tlttfe fm Yiejp Hoes' ci great deal Althoug not and unoblxtr slve Florence IS always le Lg gwedtepl as :stance when you want tab yell dine f er slncerlty along wnthxhev evep disposition and shy manner has many friends Art Service Clylg Yishlon Club lumor Vlay Grrl rus ook Receptromst Committee ork umor Usher f'lfX ROGER JACOBUS General Arr Force Tls good to be merry and wlse Hrs stralghtforwardness lntelllgence and dependablllty are ample reasons for hrs popularlty Roger wlll be remembered for has outstandlng work on the Sound Squad Though not one of our more boisterous classmates he IS well liked for hls easy golng manner We re sure that Roger will make the best of what lute otters Arr Rand Squad Sound Squad Scoreboard Stage Committee ARTHUR KEEHN General Navy A man after his own heart Art appears to be shy and quiet but he I5 a comedian at heart and can take a loke as well as play one Has attraction to the outdoors makes hunting and tlshmg tavortte pastumes af hrs When graduatlon comes he plans to answer has vocatlon with a career ln the U S Navy J V Football Art Service Club T- 1-1 1 1, - 11 1 1 - 11 - - 11 - , , . ff L , . . , , , , , , I 1 . 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PATRICIA KELLY College Stewardess A lady ruchly clad I5 she Always neatly and attractnvely dressed Pat IS a treat to the eyes Her close fruends like her for her enthusiasm and gay sense of humor Wlth her wnnnmg personahty and scholastic ablllty Pat wlll surely go a long way Art Service Club ROBERT KORKES General Accordlonlst A man of few cares has no regrets Robert IS a husky sensor from Montville who has a steady easy going nature all his own Robert has won much acclalm for his accordlon playlng and hopes to contlnue It th the future The sportsman In hum has been brought out In his keen mterest IH hunting and trapplng KENNETH KERN General Mechgmc Fun is my best sublect K nny rs 0 tll goodlookmg sensor who as proficent In sports, mamly base ball A catchmg wut and fhendly Inpnrper along wuth h capaclty for teusmg the opposlte sex exemplpfy Kenny Hls Interest Jn cars and gating will well tqmp hum for the future 'Baseball Scoreboard STEVE KOVAL General Carpenter Seen but never heard Stee ns a reserved semor w h polute and generous nature An outdoor type Steve prvfiinms 1 niodw Goree! of ca J V Football tstandlng accomplishments d football Has mterest B rther hum IH his future ROl.AND KLISICWECZ Commerclal Alr Force life IS too short to be serious n s te s Ice o life could b Roland 3 motto An all around loker Roland IS a despair to hls teachers but a boon to hls classmates Underneath all this plea sant surface hes a true friendliness which gives lim the ratlng of top notch ROBERT KRATT General Mason The unspoken word never does harm This senlor can be seen strolling unobtru slvely down the halls of BH S His casual attitude well preserves hls youthful outlook on llfe Bob has all a person could ask for true fruendshlp good looks and per sonallty Clean up Squad 'ka' 1 -n Q, . :Q .5 V ,Q e . 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Q - Q- ' ' ' 1 Q Q I f -. ,A . we K ll 'IP' 9 JOSEPH KRAUTHEIM Geneffll Geologlst B rn w th a glft of b One of our most loquactous senlors Joe IS always ready wnth a question and an answer A member of the track and foot ball teams he IS genunnely Interested sports Famed for his unique ideas and prowess on the dance floor Joe I5 really an nndlvndual member of our class .I V Football Basketball Mgr Varsity Football Track Mgr Intramural Sports Spanrsh Club Jumor Usher Student Court .Iumor Play Bays Chorus Glee Club Arr Rand Squad Intramural Sports Council Recephomst Sound Squad Commnttee Work CHARLES KUGELMEYER General chef Quletness IS best Quiet and unassuming Charlue has shown hrs capabllnty and wlllmgness t work by being an efllclent and helpful classmate He wtll be remembered for has questlomng mmd and active class parttct patron throughout hls four years an BHS Commattee Work W '7'-'Q ANITA KRONDAHL College Muslclan She hath muslc un her heart Anntas reserved and casual manner con ceals her many talents An accompllshed guitar player and yodeler Anlta has ap peared with o bond and on radio e also possesses an unusual amount of artos tlc abnluty Ukelele Club Creative Magazmdf ohtmlt tee Work DOLORES KUGELMEYER Commercial Private Secretary Golden han and dancung eyes Sweetness plays a leadang role Doloress personaluty Dolores has a retlr mg unobtrusive manner and a wmsome smule that adds much to a very pleasmg personalnty A dlllgent worker Dolores IS an effucuent member of the Guidance Office Stott Fashron Club Junior Usher Committee Work Guidance Office 'X GERALDINE KUFTA College Architect Silence may do good and can do lottle harm Gerrle IS an earnest student as well as a friendly one Her qunet alr of efflclency gives assurance of her abtltty to complete a task well An Immaculate dresser Gerrles clothes are of the highest quality Her ambltlon IS to become an architect Service Club Intramural Sports Fashion Club Science Club Opera Guild Commit tee Work Freshmen Play Yearbook GAIL KUGELMEYER Commerclal Dress Maker Art for arts sake Easy to get along wnth Gall possesses an abundance of vntallty and good nature that ns unequaled An able art edltor of the Echoes she has contributed much con sctentlous work Galls sewing and design mg abellty dnsplayed by her extenslve wardrobe wall be an asset In her chosen career Intramural Sports Fashvon Club .lumor Usher Committee Work Grrls Chorus Yearbook :- 1-x Q ROBERT LUCAS ROBERT MADSEN DAVE MAILLER 'Q-7' 5-x 'F-Q? ELAINE KUHI. BARBARA LAUREIGH DONALD LEWIS General Steno Typlst Sllence and modesty are valuable qualmes In conversataon Short curly hour twmklung eyes and pleasant smlle wnll be valuable assets to Elames chosen career as a stenatyplst Among her favornte pastlmes thus truendly senior numbers roller skatlng bowling and reading Neatness and an abundance of good humor have helped Elalne to make many friends dunng her four years at B H S Commrttee Work Gnrls Chorus Recep tronlst General Army To know hum IS to luke htm easy to get along wlth sen or Bob has accumulated many friends through h years ln hugh school Alwa s wearlng a sincere gran Bob IS a regular gu who IS always ready for fun IS Interest nn sports In general gnves any llstener of his a VICOTIOUS experience Commercial Secretary A quuet dugmty possessed by few Reserved and unassumung Barbara has a keen Interest In her commercnal work She talks lvttle but then says much In a few words Barbara Enloys collecting and playmg records In he: spare time A smcere and earnest classmate she has always endeavored to mlgh a y assugned task Grrls Chorus General Au' Force Pleasure flrst busII19i5 after Bob ns one member of our class we could not exclude He IS one of tose Indispensable classmates who gives our school lute an lnterestnng cmd enloydule angle Bob spends hls spare tame wnfll the novel hobby of collectung Indsan lellcs. He wtll long be I0 the memories of the Cass of 3 General The unspoken word never A true outdoor man Don of has spare time huntlng and quuet manner cannot quite pleasant personality whach hls many friends Usually Navy does harm spends much fishing Dons conceal the IS known t seen ndmg round B anton hu r he has nonchalant way and slow easy strlde College Attend College lf you would rule the world you would keep nt amused Long and lanky Dave IS a partuclpant In baseball and basketball A friendly nature a shy gran and loklng manner mae up hrs likable personality Hts Intelligence and leadership are proved by hns membership In Boys State .I V Football .I V Basketball Varsity Basketball Intramural Sports Student Caun crl Clean up Squad Committee Work 1 624. 43' 4229 , W ' ii . . 4 - 1 fl' ' 1' . F? I 41'- T JUNE MARZELL College Teacher Gentleness and affablllty conquer at last Thus well dressed miss from Boonton IS as efflcnent as she I5 charmlng Her leader shup qualltles and dependability make our class greatly mdebted to her Along with her studnous nature Junes captivating smule and wmnmg ways have made her a favorlte wth all Art Service Club French Club Junror Usher Arr Raid Squad Yearbook Recep tromst Committee Work PAT MCCRACKEN College Teacher All the world s a stage Pat was a welcomed addltlon to our class when we were sophomores and has revealed exhuberant school splrlt In her three years at B H S Pat us well known for her parts In the Junior and Senior plays as well as her partacnpatlon In oher school actlvatles Ukelele Club Creative Magazine lntra mural Sports Fashion Club Sclence Club Spanish Club .lunlor Usher Junior Play Senror Play Girls Chorus Receptnomst Glee Club Committee Work Art Servlce Club 1' 7? ROBERT MAY General Navy Where sports are concerned he excels An avvd sportsman, Bob ls mast active on the football field Thus tall dark fellow IS pleasant looking easy to talk to and nlce to know Bobs calm nature does not overshadow has fun loving side Varstty Football Baseball J V Basketball Varsity Basketball Intramural Sports Air Raid Squad Sound Squad Stage Commnt Q8 MARGARET MQDONNELL Commercial Secretary Margarets klnd and gentle ways have left a deep umpressnon BHS Well known for her shy smlle and femmlne blush she vs certaln to make a pleasing pncture wherever she goes Wnth a desure for achievement she IS sure to accompllsh much In her future years Art Servrce Club .lumor Usher Commrttee Work Freshmen Play Girls Chorus Glee Cub pls '15 Ai 1' RAYMOND McCORMlCK General Plumber Frlendshlp IS equaluty Rays conservatnve and modest manner IS only a mask whnch does not succeed In concealing true fnendlmess and an ever present thoughtfulness toward others Hls good looks are emphasized by hls neat appearance Ray IS pleasant mannered and shows good sportsmanship In all of the athletlc OCTIVIYIES he partlclpates In Track Baseball Intramural Sports Clean up Squad ELIZABETH MCKENNA Commerclal Secretary Betty IS a bundle of galety with plenty of pep and zlp ln her more subdued moments Betty enloys knlttlng crochetmg and collecting photographs Her enloyable company and constant friendliness have aided her In obtaanlng many frlencls Committee Work Grrls Chorus Reception W, W Q E 9 1 'L V' 'f Rig' V, 5 f 1 5 1 1 'I ' ' ll Il Al V II If a v - . ,, , , . .A . , I , I A , , - . . , , - , . . . . . , . V , - . , l I I I ' ' I A I . - - ' ' I I Q . 1 I . . ' I 1 1 ' ' . At ' , , - f . , , , - , . , , ' True silence is the rest of the mind Good things come in small packages . . , . , . . . ' ' in . . . ' . .. . . , . I . . . I . D . . - I . . V . . 1 . l I . . I . , I . - f I , - ' , A , ' ist. I I I V V . I I , , , I . - - , . . , , I , , '.. ,t t ,f . 5 f ,:' 5 ,I lf A 'U T. jf- fi- 'uri' ROBERT McKINLEY General Navy For hes a Iolly good fellow Bob IS the klnd of fellow everyone wants o a frlend his popularity rating substantlal proof of this Hls complacent manner IS one of his admirable qualltles Although he appears to be dnflldent his many frlends know he IS alive with humor and enthusxasm Junror Usher Junior Play Refreshment Stand Clean up Squad JANE MILLER Commercual Secretary When you re smlllng Janes vlvaclous and enthusiastic manner add much to her pleasing personality Equipped wlth a vlbrant sense of humor Jane rs always ready for a good time Her favorite pastlmes are of the outdoor varlety such as softball and skatmg Art Service Club Fashion Club Junror Usher Semor Usher Wampus Glrls Chorus' Glee Club Yearbook Intramural Sport! Council Receptionist Grrls Sports Com mrttee Work if I 23,1 ft rg l fo' fi vt' RWE' ROBERT McMINN Sclentnfic Englneer A more wllllng worker youll never Gnd Bob has demonstrated hrs fine acting ablllty by hrs star performances m the Junlor and Sensor plays Hrs assistance In any undertaking has and always will prove invaluable Bob IS an unusual com blnatlon of frlendshlp slncerlty and sport manshup Track Intramural Sports Committee Work, Senior Play Junior Play Band Orchestr Yearbook JAMES MONAGHAN General Attend College Wnt IS the salt of conversatuon A veteran Jlmmy IS a well known figure n our cass Socuable o a welcome addltlon to any group Carefree lovlal and eager for fun Jimmy can usually be found provldlng entertainment for hrs frnends wlth hrs musical talent Boys Chorus Glee Club Sound Squad fl or Bll.LlE MEYER Commercual Secretarial Work Charmed by neatness A delightful comblnatlon of friendliness and poise Blllle IS pleasant company Her taste In attlre ments rewardlng acclaim Blllle can usually be found kmttlng during her spare moments Ih study hall Intramural Sports Art Servrce Club Fashron Club Opera Guild Wampus Committee Work Girls Chorus Glee Club Reception PHILIP MORTON College Navy Fellow with a smile for everyone Thus somewhat reserved lad IS an answer to many a gurls prayer for although dlfferent around school he has a keen love for fun and merrlment Hts scholastic abnllty also IS concealed behind an ex tremely modest nature Football Scoreboard is if , C. ,r J A -.5 J J ' X ' 'ie f x , V . 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H 1 - - H ,, - - - H H - - ,I f . . . . . . , . n l . t II, he IS a , , - , , . , . , , - . . . . . , , , , , - , - - - , , , , , , , . . . . , I I I ' 'be 5,4 JOHN MURIANO General Navy The less men thunk the more they talk Good natured and fun lovlng John ns always dlsplayung hrs wltty humor Although seldom serrous he ts greatly Interested In the outdoor life Llkmg most sports especlally baseball and hockey John has a keen love for fun and mernment Intramural Sports Arr Rand Squad MARILYN NEUMANN Commerclal Offlce Work A gurl of few words untnl you get to know her Marrlyns eagerness for fun and quick laughter are well known throughout BHS Always laughing she brlghtens her sur roundlngs wuth her fabulous puns ln spate of her shyness Manlyn enlays being wrth people a fact that IS proved by her membership In varlous clubs Intramural Sports Art Servrce Club Fashion Club Wampus Commrttee Work Girls Sports YN as fx- Q-C r ZENAS NAGlN General Business Executive Thmk bug and your deeds wlll grow Zenas clanms the honor of bemg the tervms champion of Boonton bm. Hrs eagerness to elp has been appteclajod by all hls classmates Zenas will Undoubted- ly achreve the success he so richly deserves Intramural Sports JOAN SNEVIN General Psy: latnc Technlclan Frlendllness rs the dhth of happiness A ready wnj and a smile for all best descrlbe this ltkable miss A comedian at heart Joan can usually be found tellmg lakes to one of her many friends As an enthuslastlc p tlclpator and spectator she enloys sports lntramural Sports Art Servrce Club Fashion Club Span:shlClub Wampus Committee Work Freshmen Play Girls Chorus Grrls Sports Q fi 'Q.' BARBARA NESTLER College Comptometer Operator In qunet she reposes Sincere and thoughful Barbara has gathered many frlends throughout her hugh school years Barbara does her work cheer fully and faithfully whether the task IS dufllcult or easy We re sure shell make a worthy place for herself In the business world Fashion Club German Club Wampus Committee Work Girls Chorus Girls Sports WARREN NEWCOMB General Machlnlst Never a dull moment Remembered by every one for his foot ball achlevements Warren rs an active player In all sports Hrs easy golng manner and good looks attract the opposite sex Warren IS an expert at gettlng In and out of trouble but never has a care In the world J V Football Varsity Football Track J V Basketball Varsity Basketball lntra mural Sports Arr Raid Squad Clean up Squad Stage Commrttee Y' was i ,' , wa-fN 'v GLADYS NICHOLSON Commerclal Ofllce Work Calm and serene A generous nature has made Gladys a well llked member of the class of 53 Always friendly never frowmng Gladys can be counted on to be on hand when need If her rcord In BHS IS example of her ablllty Gladys IS sure to do well Creature Magazme Grrls Chorus Glee 'Nm AUDREY OSBORNE Commercsal Legal Secretary Cheerful very pleasant and helpful rs s e Au rey as one of Muss Prlces e student assistants ln the Guidance D art ment She ns cooperatuve studlous d alwa socnable The ants plus a ple mg appearance u her to attain a worthpgpsltlon r Usher 1 e orlr Girls Club Receptionist Glee Club fflce Lrbrary . ROBERT PADovANo ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, College Pharmaclst A prlded possession Thus tall lanky fellow IS known mainly for has prowess on the basketball court Otto IS also recognized by hls shy but aIfab'e nature and neat appearance Hls hugh scholastnc ratlng IS sure to take hum far In the future Freshmen Football J V Basketball Varsrty Basketball Intramural Sports Junior Usher Senior Usher Boys Chorus Glee Club Class Officer Committee Work allege e hamc Quletness a A young ma hl ll co ave I the outdoors 5 ent las c about untlng and fish: g w ll s oth r sports n which he ac b ob r and artlclpant A th n not t e most oquactous m our co Bo s enulne SI steadfast racter 4'nake hum th having t HARRY OSBORNE General Bunlder Take hfe easy tomorrow rs another day Pleasant to know Harry us always ready to oblige Hls constant WIHICISMS and good natured wllllngness aided by his easy going ways and happy grln make Harry very popular among hrs friends Harry IS mterested un sports porhcularly football .I V Football Track Stage Commrttee Football Mgr ELIZABETH PEPE General Office Work Smal but oh my Pretty wtth raven black hair and neat In appearance best describe Libby She can always be found In a but of mlschlef and she enloys a good tlme Her reserved manner and pleasing personality will leave a lasting umpresslon on all of her many acquaintances Girls Chorus Intramural Sports Opera Guild I' nr i, i' or Qui-f' RANDY PEPE General Mechanlc Style rs the dress of the thought Randys good looks and pollte manner have rated hum hugh ln popularity wlth hrs classmates Hrs clean cut appearance and good nature wrll delimtely enchance his opportunity for success Known for his flawless taste an clothes Randy always makes a good rmpressron Clean up Squad JOHN PITTENGER General Navy Away with books we re here for fun .lack clearly exempllfues the true sports man Hrs nonchalant manner and appealing personality make ham a well llked fellow Jack has highlighted hls athletic prowess by playmg on the football team .I V Football Varsity Football 142 5-L' .. XX 'Gr RICHARD PFARR College Navy eed IS the essence of trme Hrs qilte nature s not overshadow hrs merrlrhent bec ck can go along wlth a lake. as we a yone can He IS necognnyed as a v ble member of the track team and has attained the rank of captam Duck hos been exposed to knowl edge rather that: absorbed in rt Track Intramural Sports Camera Club German Club Radio Club Committee Work Senior Play EUGENIA PROVOST General Receptlonrst Srlence IS a peacemaker Havmg lon blond hair and a soft spoken manner Eug nla comblnes a friendly smule with a ca gem l dISPOSlll0H A neat dresser she has rstlnctlve taste In clothes Equally sat fred as a spectator or a partrcl pant Eugema numbers baseball and bas ketball among her favorite sports Art Servrce Club Wampus Girls Chorus A BEVERLY PICKING Commercial Undeclded As happy as the day IS long Beverly us always brlmmlng wlth good humor and vrtalrty Her hoppygo lucky outlook has won her many friends and admirers A grand sport Bev IS captain of the Cedar Lake Swrmmmg Team Intramural Sports Art Service Club Com mittee Work MARGARET REDER Commercral Secretory True politeness rs kmdness of heart Havmg attractive curly hair and a ready smnle Peggy IS an active member of the Lmarks She appreciates good muscc although her favontes are rn the popular veln Thus likable senior rs another of our sport fans and especnally llkes roller skatrng and softball Committee Work Freshmen Play Intramural Sports Councrl Receptromst R T in 11 EILEEN REDFIELD Commercnal Secretary mule to e ch a friend to a A whuz In sports Eileen IS a funlovmg mlss whose muschlevous glggle and per petual chattering wull be remembered by her classmates Her out of school Interests conslst malnly of roller skatlng and square dancing Friendly to all Elleen IS sure to succeed Freshmen Play Girls Chorus Receptionist Grrls Sports College Busuness Admlnlstratlon A Merry heart makes a cheerful countenance One of our class lokers who belneves nn lnvenmg up a dull moment thats Andy' Hrs sunny dlsposmon and untlrmg energy have helped hum o achneve popularity among hrs classmates A ladys man Andy has well earned the sobrlquet f Romeo Rexroth Track Intramural Sports .lumor Usher SRA Officer Student Council Band Sound Squad Clean up Squad Commrttee Work if MARGARET REGETZ College Nurse A qunet dlgnlty possessed by few Margarets qunet dlgmty and cooperatrve manner have won her many fruends Good natured thoughtful and eager for fun sh! IS a delnghtful person to have around Artvstlcally mchned Margaret lndustnouxly uses this ablllty In school actlvltaes Opera Gurld Gnrls Chorus Glee Club Commerclol Office Work If she has any faults she has left us In doubts An excellent typnst Elame has proved thas wlth her valuable work on the Wampus and Yearbook typing staffs An attractwe blond with a pleasing appearance and genume frlendlmess thus pleasant senior excels nn all sports especially roller and ace skatung Intramural Sports Art Servrce Club Fashron Club Wampus Commrttee Work Yearbook Receptromst Grrls Sports .lumor Usher Q- -v ,IIS CAROL REHN College Comptometer Operator Cutle full of charms Carol with her good looks and person allty plus has been a real credlt to the Class of 53 Her peppy and vlvaclous ways were shown as she cheered for the teams durmg football and basketball seasons Her friendly manner will be an asset to her IH the future Fashuon Club Opera Guild Jumor Usher Semor Usher Cheerleader Girls Chorus Glee Club Library Staff General Fashion Photographer Sympathy a golden key unlockmg the hearts of honors Este has a smcere nature Her qunet and more seruous moments are a decided contrast to her funlovmg and carefree attltude Whenever we need a few sym pathetic words Elsne as the gurl to whom we go An understandmg personality and a wullmgness to devote her time and energy to any task wlll help her go far In the future Intramural Sports Art Servrce Club Fash :on Club Camera Club .lumor Usher Com mrttee Work Junior Play pf 1 13 t J is -uf F' I 1 tx . t X K 1 Q - x I r HA S . 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' . h A F fan, ' t W x I f 'x .Js U 1 YQ 'lb MABEL JANE RIESE General Nurse A happy heart a smulrng face Twmklrng brown eyes and a devlrsh smule ably descrlbe this popular senlor Never seen without that mlschlevous gleam ln her eye Mabel ,lane can usually be found domg some constructrve work for her class A touch of ambmon rs combmed wnth these likable tralts so her success In the future IS undoubtedly assured Art Servnce Club Fashron Club Spanish Club Commrttee Work Junror Play Girls Chorus WARNER RUSH General Mllkman The less of routtne the more of llfe Warner IS one of our more easy goung fellows Wlth hrs wlttlness and love of lakes he makes excellent company and therefore has numerous friends In B H S Extremely carefree he can slt and watch the world go by Exuberant and with a specral love tor mechanics Warners tmk ermg wlth cars takes up much of hrs time Football Intramural Sports Refreshment Stand Clean up Squad Saw ALICE ROMlNE General Physrcal Educatron Teacher An agreeable companion Thus young mnss can always be found where there IS mlschref afoot She has a keen Interest In her work and an even keener lnterest In sports Two of her most eye-catchmg features are her raven black hour and flashing dark eyes Intramural Sports Fashion Club Art Ser vrce Club Opera Gurld .lunror Usher Wampus Committee Work MILDRED RUSNAK Commercnol Dancer Laugh and the world laugh! with you Thus lnvely lnttle lass IS captain of the cheerleading squad An agile acrobat Mnllle has proved thus abtllty on numerous occaslons Along with her capabllxty for mrschlef maklng she has a bubbling per sonalrty and contaglous giggle lntramural Sports Art Service Club Fashion Club Opera Guild Junior Usher, Wampus Cheerleader Freshmen Play Girls Chorus Intramural Sports Council Receptionist Grrls Sports Committee Work YW' KAREN RUGGLES General Wrlter Her voice was ever soft Sweetness IS well represented by thus soft spoken mlss Her bubbling enthusiasm and capacity for enloyment of a good lake make her a lively companion Karens voluntary partlclpatnon makes Itself evident whenever the need anses Opera Guild Commrttee Work Senior Play Girls Chorus, Receptionist Girls Sports Bible Club GRACE SAUL Sclentlflc Pharmacist Earnestness and smcernty are synonymus Beneath a seemmgly conservative man ner blooms thus scholarly efflclent young lady' Her varted taste ts evidenced by her unusual hobby of antiques combmed with reading and muslc That Grace always acts wlth the utmost decorum IS appreciated by all Her achievements show that Grace IS both a dllrgent and conscientious worker German Club Scnence Club Committee Work Band Girls Chorus Arr Raid Squad Lrbrary Club int' 6 fa. 9 I Sr Q' BARBARA SCHIEL College Prlvate Secretary To know her IS to luke her A gal with many lnkable tralts Barb IS neat and polsed at all tumes Her witty remarks brighten the dullest moment and It IS o pleasure to have her around lt Bar baras ambntuon to be a good secretary depends on her assrdunty success wull be ers Fashion Club Committee Work Glrls Chor us Glee Club EDMUND SECULA General Salesman Lelsure as the best of all posessxms A member of the U S Marine Corps for two years Ed has pomed our clots ln our sensor year A more rewardlng uddltldn could not have been made to our class Eds good looks plus has fllrtatnous smile wall be favorably remembered by the gurls For the Immediate future this likable fellow us plannnng a college education? JV Football Varsity Football Track Boy! Chorus 4 CK JOHN SCHLEICHER College Airplane Pilot Take me out to the ball game Meet Johnny Schleucher one of our most versatile athletes This young man was a sharpshooter on the basketball court and star putcher ot the baseball team Well liked by everyone Johnny plans to attend college upon graduation JV Football Varsity Basketball Baseball Intramural Sports Boys Chorus Arr Rard Squad Intramural Sports Council Clean up Squad Committee Work ROSEMARIE SENA College Landscape Architect And her dork eyes how eloquent Rosemarles naturally curly black hair and sparklmg eyes are accented by her well chosen styllsh wardrobe and create a pleasant and lastmg umpressnon wherever she goes She combunes with her dlplo motlc manner the remarkable genius tor makmg everyone happy Equlpped with those sterlmg qualmes nt ns assured that Rosemarie wall successfully reach her goal In fe Art Service Club, rench Club .lunror Usher Semor Usher Wampus Commrttee Work Freshmen Play Girls Chorus Glee Club Receptlomst Yearbook l fir P5 wg JANE SCOZZAFAVA Commercual Receptuomst Happiness IS added llte and the glver of I e A hugh splrlted lass with a quick laugh I5 o description that well typlfles Jane She has a rare sense of humor whlch bubbles forth unexpectedly Jane enthusl astlcally dlplays her zest for sports by being an avld spectator Because of her commendable marks loyalty and service Jane will leave a lasting Impression on all Opera Guild Committee Work Freshmen Play Grrls Chorus Glrls Sports JOHN SHARKEY General Band Leader Hrs name wull be an llghts A person ot many talents and Interests Jack does outstanding work Ih smglng and as an entertalmng guutar player Hrs droll humor as concealed by hls outwardly quiet manner Jacks swlmmnng prowess has won ham much acclalm m the athletic field Boys Chorus Refreshment Stand Clean up Squad 11 - - 11 11 11 11 - - - - 1 . . . . 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I 1 T F' rf ANNE SHELDON College Secretary Laugh and be merry Annes perpetual giggle makes her the delnght of her classmates and the dismay of her teachers Drawing and playmg the piano take up much of her trme Annes shy but atfable nature combined with her genulnely snncere manner make those who know her luke and admire her Art Service Club Fashion Club Freu ch Club Grrls Chorus Glee Club Commrttee Work KIEFFER SHRINER College Navy Life wlthout sports I5 not lute This three letter man exhlblts his com petence nn athletncs on the football fueld basketball court and baseball diamond Hls ruddy complexion blond hair and var slty sweater are typlcal of Pug IS splcy wut has done much to enllven our four years at B H S JV Football Varsity Football Varsity Bas ketball JV Basketball Baseball .lumor Usher Senior Usher Band Orchestra Arr 'l' EDWARD SHENUSKI General Navy Every days a holiday for me Spontaneous laughter and facetlous wise cracks are typlcal of this oarofree sensor Although possessed with a teasing manner Ed hides his serlous nature under a happy go lucky exterior Hts outside Interests center around the ftefd of sports and clude octave partncnpatuon nn football and basketball Varsity Football, Intramural Sports, Refresh ment Stand Claan up Squad CARL SIKORA General Navy Height makes the man Thus sensor IS easlly distmgulshed from all has classmates by his tall stature Hls natural ablllty and his enthuslastlc enloy ment for workmg with ulfplanes occupies much of ls tlme Tho mechanically minded t I5 modest senior also has time for the ll fer things sudl GS tenms and CII LAURA SHERK Commerclal Secretary What should a manden do but be merry Thus friendly gurl from Llncoln Park along wnth being an Indispensable member of any sports orgamzatlon IS also very scholastacally profncnent Her brnght smrle soothing volce and perky appearance are pleasing to others as IS proved by the frlendshlp and admlratlon of her classmates Commrttee Work Freshmen Play AUDREY SMITH General Physlcal Education Teacher The real essence of work IS concentrated energy An asplrant gym teacher Audrey con stantly endeavors to fulfoll thus ambltlon Audreys pleaslngly soft voice and untlrlng energy make her appreciated by all Her vaned lnterests mclude playmg the clarinet In the band and working ln class OCYIVIYIOS Intramural Sports Art Servrce Club Fashion Club Spanish Club Band Orchestra Grrls Chorus Committee Work 019' --1 VTE? as . 1111 ':: no 0111 31011 . -32:1 ., nm, 1 .U s , lf' mu, H14 ,mx '-'fi-'sf' Sr.,- ig, A u' ::::++-93 .1 '--H,-.' 53' -s. 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Her friendly manner thoroughly mixed with a hearty laugh makes her un- forgettable Barbara s pleasant attitude toward people will be helpful in the future Committee Work Girls Chorus JOSEPH STELLA General Armed Services Oh I II get along Joes friendliness and good sportsman ship make him a fondly remembered senior Another of our class lokers Joes humor ous pranks can brighten any dull moment His athletic abilities extend not only to swimming but also to wrestling and archery Intramural Sports Boys Chorus Air Raid Squad Sound Squad X Y me 7 FLORA SMITH General Salesgirl l'm ever merry when I hear sweet music Mickey is an amiable person with a fetching smile ond even disposition. Flora is a stimulating conversationalist who has truly proved her mettle in her years at B H S Her classmates will long remember her for her neat and attractive appearance Art Service Club Fashion Club Opera Guild Wampus Committee Work Band Orchestra, Freshmen Play Girls Chorus Intramural Sports Council Receptionist, Girls Sports MARY LOU STICHWEH General Secretary We are charmed by the neatness of person ln Mary Lou we find u charming miss with an infectious laugh and an eye catching wardrobe A lively chatterbox Mary Lou has a capacity for getting into trouble Noted for her tall tales she has a knack for holding the attention of others Freshmen Play Orchestra Girls Chorus Glee Club Committee Work 1' 199 'Sv QU? JUDITH STAGER Commercial Secretary Such ioy ambition finds A unique hair-do, twinkling eyes and a pleasant smile are assets to Judy's attrac- tive appearance. Judy is taking the Com- mercial course and plans to be a secretary after graduation Her mam Interests are square dancing roller skating and all types of sports Girls Chorus Girls Sports Receptionist SHELDON STOVER Scientific Electrical Engineer Quiet and studious but look at the twinkle in his eyes Endowed with a scientific mind Smoky is a radio enthusiast who operates hs own ham set A reserved manner and stalwart character constitute part of the personality of this Intelligent Individual Because of his cooperative attitude Smoky is sure to go far in the future Radio Club Band Orchestra Sound Squad t 5 iff , t , . . . . . Q - t . . I ' I I I . . . , . , . . , . 1 t t , . . t t , , . , - JI I II ll H ' ' t I I .I H . 4 . ,I . . . . . . . . . . . ,, ,, . t . I , F . . . . - . i . . . tt It . . , - . . I . l I . . A . . . . . H tt . . f , . . . , ' ' U , t , , . , . , . - I I I ' s sa' f f - I 4 Q, I 1 Rh v ' . rf. E . A - ,I Hi' In X I hr, , g I I Qin.. Q -J f -3' ' ,W If , v J i ., ' 4. 1, , -, Q , . is ,f g.,4N I :4 . .q, . , . . , W, , xg Vfq.,: 1' a f ' g' 'fi' ' k ' , ' ' f, ,mug -A ,A 1 ' Q G -- ,, 4 r: amp . gs HENRY STUTZNER General Constructlon Work A good hearts worth gold Hugh on the lust of Henrys extra curracu lar octrvrtres rs sports Serrously mrnded yet ot the rrght trmes a loker he can take as well as gave a rnbblng Ploymg well and belng a good spartsmon has garned Henry much RUTH TERWILLIGER General Secretary A face whrch rs always serene Heres a gurl who rs well versed In lotera ture and has spent many of her lelsure hours delving Into the realms of bookland nn great contrast to the more strenuous actrvrtres such as swrmmlng and roller skating For frlendllness Ruth IS a gurl to whom we all turn Committee Work Freshmen Ploy Grrls Chorus Library Club 32.5 ROl.l.AND TAYLOR General Florlst Thy heart rs frolrcsome and free A steady player on the basketball team Rollands varied interests Include athletics usherrng and music lmbued with a hearty laugh hrs lovral dlsposmon adds to hrs all round lallableness A neat dresser Rolland rs always ready to give help whenever needed JV Baseketball intramural Sports Junror Usher Senior Usher Boys Chorus Glee Club Baseball Manager Varsrty Basketball WILLIAM THOMSON College Certrfred Publrc Accountant A true friend IS forever a friend A handsome member of our class Bully radlotes good nature with hrs drsarmmg smnle Always an good humor Blllys easy gorng dlsposltlon makes has frlendshup worthwhale A steady worker he likes and enloys all sports Basketball Varsity Baseball Boys Chorus 63? g 'WNY QF Mo-r .nav- 3 KENNETH TEELING General Navy Boys wall be boys Ken s love for football has been a great help to has natural prowess on the grndnron and at wull be Boonton s loss when he leaves Hrs fondness for other sports counts for the hobbles thot present so much enloyment to hum and hrs many frrends Ken IS rather shy but nevertheless a lrkoble person JV Football Varsity Football Baseball Receptromst ARl.lNE TODERO Commercial Secretary Sometrmes serrous sometrmes gay More often seen than heard Arlmes fnends appreciate her readiness to work A pleasant smile and fruendly drsposltlon could eoslly descnbe Arlrne Her well groomed appearance wall be an asset In her chosen career Committee Work Girls Choru Girls Sports lx f Q H' A ' 'Q 1 f I. ..-2.51--. 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N ani 'UQs e rw fK '2- GERALDINE TOMPKINS General Stewardess Quiet and neat nrce to meet Beneath her seemnngly reserved nature Gerrne possesses a personality well worth knawnng One ot the thnngs which she en loys doing and does well IS making her own clothes Always smlllng and friendly Gerrle s soft spoken manner makes her easy to get along with Art Service Club RONALD TWAITS General Navy Come what may tomorrow IS another day Ronnie s devnl may care attltude has been disconcerting to all his teachers A mls chsevous lad wlth a sly wut he has brought toy to many Because ot has fruendllness and naturally optlmlstlc outlook Ronnie wsll be welcome anywhere Football Mgr Boys Chorus Glee Club Receptionist i- 'Ts 'r 'RG' -49' lu- vi' ROY TUCKER General Televuslon Technician Mlschnevous IS as muschlevous does Thus tall handsome senior wuth that Innocent look has added much to the Class of 53 Has dlscrrmnnotlng taste IN clothes combmecl with has gogd posture make neat appearance 'Rdys effvclency Sound Squad and usheh has made hum a leader In both JV Basketball Junior Usher Sensor Usher Boys Chorus Au Road Squad Sound Squad Scoreboard CammrtteelWork a College ,W Nurse Redding makessfoiu A good person to have on your slde ot a debate one of Vlrgnma: favorite pas times IS readlng A science enthusnast Vlr gunna ns an avid amateur sclentlst She IS a sedulous worker In all she undertakes lntramural Sports Opera Guild Freshmen Play .lunror Play Grrls Chorus Intramural Sports Councrl Girls Sports Library Club AT Z' as l t 'ig T-12? ROBERT TURKER General Rancher May destmys gltt to me be musuc Remembered lor has solos an Boys Chor us Bobs tenor vorce IS an asset to the choral department Hrs tavonte postumes ore teasing the gurls and heckllng the teachers Has carefree manner and tlashy shurts wall keep hlm long In the memories of his acquamtances Freshmen Play Boys Chorus Intramural Sports DORIS VANDERHOOF ener Ollace Work Sllence seldom hurts ons may be readily recognized by her blond halr and pleasant smlle which adds to her agreeable dlsposltlon Her lnrtlatlve makes any task she undertakes an accomp hshment Donss pleasantness wall go a long way In helping her complete a suc cesslul career Commnttee Worlr Grrls Chorus Library Club 9 X -..ss 1 4 3' GYM, H 3J CHARLES VAN HAGEN General Forestry A sensor wnth an all consummg Interest un forestry Charlle combines the love of the outdoors wnth his proflclency an hunt mg and fashsng Hrs dlstlngulshlng charac ternstncs of a brnght blush and a slow easy golng manner make Charles amusing anff TW' fun to have around 'WN I DOROTHY VREELAND General Homemaker Luttle sand rs soon amended Dotty a rather reserved young mass nevertheless Iso likable person Among her varled Interests are stamp collecting and sewmg Earnest and sincere Dotty alwa does her best at work and play Th 6 tralts will be valuable assets In the future Library Club Stamp Club A-'X ,N THOMAS VAN RIPER General Electrlclan A uuwn lo cl Certuln few DUI QIWCIYS U frnend to you Although appear: shy and modest Toms cotchlng make hum Qxw liked fel w among those who know hum Long re mbered for his oklng manner IS sem wrll always bell clated wuth and good tlmes Ing o typ al le Interest In sports ootball and sketb are his favorites Tfrterrdlyemgpner Intramural Spo S GUY WAARST General Physlcal Educatl Tea W1 a song In my h Guy has been an actlve and th a mber of all hugh school chor wavy halr hos caused man cos envlous glance In hrs top rate trackman Guy hos? worth many tlmes Neatness one of h many attnbutes Track Intramural Sports .Iunror Usher Boys Chorus Glee Club Arr Rard Squad E 5 435 LRG Xi eff -all fix 'Ha 4 u,'1?l:' 1 4 15, r nn' 'x In 11 . ' 'f ' F ':-2- , r 1 1 A 1:1 ' 'uI:rn::': n l1 11 ' 1 1 JOHN VNENCHAK General Mechomc What do we Irve tor ut not to be happy Johnny has a devlllsh personality which becomes apparent In hls teasing ways and umplsh grm Interested ln mechanics he rs usually found tlnkerrng with hls car Well known for his practical lokes and wlttlcnsms ohnny IS always good for entertamment MARY WACZKOWSKI Commercaal Wrlter They who make the best use of their time have no hme to spare The possessor of an lngratlatlng person allty Mary IS both a competent student and a wlllmg worker a fact that IS proved by her dlllgent partlclpatlon on the library staff and her qulet capablllty ln other actlvltles Mary spends most of her lersure hours reodung an preparation for her hte time ambltlon of wrltlng Committee Work Freshmen Play lrbrory Club Girls Chorus 'Q' 'wc Y i , 1 B X I I , , ty V' 7 ' A V ' ' f 1112 it - , -' 1 , 1 - 1- 3 1. ' of , ,...'-121.55 I -. 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I 1 Q , CYNTHIA WALLACE SCIGHTIFIC Teacher Few thIngs are lmpOSSIbl9 wlth dullgence and sklll An IndIspensable member of our class CynthIa has attaIned an admlrable schol astIc record She IS o consclentuous worker wIth the qualltles of a leader A perfect lady at all tImes Cynthla creates o charm Ing atmosphere of grace and dIgnIty Service Club Fashron Club French Club Scrence Club Opera Gurld Natronal Honor Socvety Wampus Grrls Chorus Arr Rald Squad Class Ollrcer Commrttee Work JOSEPH WElSS ScIentIfIc Navy FIre smolders beneath hIs quIet exterlor Hts smIle wIll always be hls greetmg The outdoor type Joe lIkes to fIsh and hunt for a pastlme He IS well known I appearance around BHS for hls butch haIrcuts Joes able wIt and pleasant per sonallty wIll llven up any dull SITUOTION lntramurnl Sports .lumor Play Freshmen Pay if NANCY WATCHORN College Secretary Contmual cheerfulness IS a slgn of wlsdom Sandy hour blue eyes and fall' com plexIon are outstandlng features of thIs nIce looklng sensor Nancy os an earnest student as well as a frlendly one Her abIlIty to sew has been ably demonstrated by her apparel A college prep student Nancy plans to attend a secretarlal school that wrll prepare her for her place In the busmess world Ukelele Club Art Servrce Club Fashion Club French Club Opera Gunld Junror Usher Commrttee Work .lumor Play Fresh book MAXINE WENTERS College Journaltst Fortune favors the audactous Maxmes unIque vocabulary has accen tuated her cfeatwe gemus Her colorful anecdotes have won her much acclaum for the entertatnrnent and amusement they pfOVld8 Maxmes lIght brown tresses and green eyes are the envy of many glrls ways the center of attrochon she can hold the attentlon of any audience Fashion Club French Club Opera Gunld Wamput, Commrttee Work Jumor Play Freshmen Play Band Orchestra Glee Club Yearbook .3 1 -06 1' Xi, DOROTHEA WEATHERBEE College Nurse Dashed wIth a lIttle sweet at best Thus petlte blond wlth her stylush ward robe and tldy appearance IS o fnendly classmate Although soclally Incllned Dot has a deflnlfe flaIr for musIc whlch IS obvlous In her partIcIpatIan In both chorus and Instrumental groups wllllhg to lend a helpmg hand Dot IS both cooperatIve and dIlIgent ServIce Club Fashion Club Spamsh Club Opera GUlld Commrttee Work Freshmen Play .lunlor Play Senior Play Band Or chestra Glrls Chorus Glee Club RUTH WERDIN CommercIol Secretary Be fnendly and you wIll never want a frIend Assocnate edItor of the yearbook Ruth makes a neat plcture wlth her beautnful blond haIr and Immaculate appearance Constantly strIvIng for perfectIon she con sIstently attalns the hlgh honor roll Her patIence and Gblllly to get along wlth others wIll be benefIcIal to her future career Guvdance Ollnce Yearbook German Club Wampus Commrttee Work 1' I, I - A , if 3 4 ...Ll W I H2 I J I z' ' . 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X f ln as 'hu ORVAL WERT College Business Administrator A sllent tongue speaks no trouble Orvals dexteruty at foulshootung on the basketball court has aided B H S to vnc tory Along wuth hrs athletuc abnllty Orvals mastery of the vnoltn has cllmaxed his musucal versatulnty Hrs dntfudent nature has not tmpaured has benng a good sport Baseball Varsity Basketball Intramural Sports German Club Freshmen Play Band BARBARA WILSON Commercual Comptometer Operator Charmungly and quletly she goes her way Small an stature Barbara appears to be a very silent gurl but the twunkle In er eyes tells us dlfferent Barbara llkes to roller skate and swtm an her leisure hours Good luck Barbara In whatever you choose to do In the future JACKLYN WHITE Scaenttfnc Nurse Knowledge IS a pleasure A gal wuth many likable tralts Jackte IS neat and poosed at all times Her scholastic standmg and excellent work as a partlcr pant many clubs has won her much acclanm r f r urs t B Jackres stratghtforward way at thnnktng and speakung combmed with her clever wut has captured the admtratlon of her fellow classmates Servrce Club Fashion Club Spamsh Club Opera Gurld Committee Work Aar Rand Squad Yearbook Lnbrary Club HENRY WOOTTON Sclentlftc Engineer Master at the organ Thus versatnle musucran whose musnc has afforded us much pleasure IS a combmatlon of mtellugence and talent He IS noted for has btzarre attlre and orlglnal ques trans An amlable exttovert Henry has acquured the frtendshlp of many af hrs classmates Aft Servrce Club Camera Club Science Club Radio Club, Rwlroad' CIW Wampus Freshmen Play Band Orchestra Boys Chorus Glee Club Arr Raid Squad Recep tromst Sound Squad Committee Work 1 ' Av- 'S 'N ' -lj, f - ' s ' it ,JT .ya - ::1'4'Z'g .-lift? 5-k f f 4' t .A - 444' , A . 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PATRICIA WHITEHEAD Colleae Secretnrv A constant fruend IS a thang rare and hard to fund Pats beaututul eyes are one of her out standlng features Seen mostly nn the attendance otfnce Pat also has been on the Student Councll for the past year Her neatness and sense of humor make an um presslon on all who meet her Fashion Club Spanish Club Opera Guild Jumor Usher Senror Usher Student Coun crl Junior Play Girls Chorus Attendance Office Committee Work SAM WYTHE General Mechanuc If pleasure lnterteres wlth study gave up study Usually seen tlnkermg wuth broken down laloples Sam employs the knowledge gam ed In thus worthwhtle pastume to the chooslng of his future career Quiet and easy going Sams general dlsposttron and casual manner have won thas racmg as prrant many true and steadfast fruends 'E f BABETTE ZENNS College Secretary You wull be what you want to be Babette us a credlt to our class with her many and dlversltued Interests Her abllnty on the stage as well as In twlrlnng are evidence of thus Her attractive appearance and pleasant personallty wull be valuable for her place an the future Service Club Fashion Club French Club Natnonal Honor Socnety Wampus Student Councnl Freshmen Play Junior Play Senior Play Band Twarler Attendance Office Committee Work BARBARA ZIMMERMAN General Practical Nurse Always a smlle and a twmkle un her eye Barbara IS a gurl who leaves a lasting Impression on all who come an contact with her Her sancere ways and attractive appearance have been admired by all These traits coupled with her ambltlon should help her attain a worthy posltlon ln e Debctrng Society Glrls Chorus Glee Club K 36 DORIS ZIMMERMAN General Otluce Work To be happy you must forget yourself Dons as a swell person to know as her many truends wall testlfy Her varied to swnmmlng cantrlbute to her all round personallty Attractlve and always neat Doris has been an asset to the Class of 53 ..- ., 1 lr'-Qmf, , flu- 4 iLul'u 8 t QL, 'Q- , 5 . 3 ' 4 ' U ' ' ' , ' ' interests, which range from lsquarevdancing ' V - .I I ' lif . I K 'X 6' 1 U ' l X N ... I ix 3 I I ' l 5 'ff 7 2' aa 0 e as cotwzea . . . T CAST .ggfi Bud A Hunter Gruebert I Mrs. Taylor Pat McCracken VW: 31 Evelyn Taylor Babette Zenns Judson Barry Bob McMinn r ' Carrie Stanwich A Karen Ruggles ,fx A 'L f fl Fifty Ferris Harriet Coward I we said to Pat McCrac- ken after her outstand- ing performance as Mrs, Taylor . . Sawbuck Sam Mrs. Griswold Sam Jordan Tom Crosby Daisy Kenneth Plunkett H Prompter A Tony Grimes Lois Hoffman Nick Abato Dick Pfarr Dot Weatherbee enry Wootton Ann Horn The ll9 is UP MR. BARRY'S ETlIHlNGS Mr, Barry's Etchings is a comedy about a small town which has fallen into the hands of a few unscrupulous men. The chief character is Mr. Judson Barry, an artist, sculptor, and slightly eccentric ! UML Borryn and Mrs. ToYlor mean bud neSS. and to Bob McMinn, Mr. Barry, who por- trayed his part with the finesse of a profes- sional. 'fifty' Ferris tries very hard to persuade Mr. Barry to be her part- ner - in crime! Jack-of-all-trades. His efforts to straigh- ten out the town lead to an involved situation in which confusion reigns su- preme. Everybody gets into the act to applaud Mr. Williams, our able coach. l l XX Nw si- Lovely io look Al Carol Rehn and Bob Bolcar Funny Mabel .lane Rlese and Douglas Reeves 0603 If You re Ever ln A Jam Here I Am Hope Flanagan and Andy Rexrofh 419 Old Masler Pamfers Gall Kugelmeyer and Bob Bolcar My Hero Janice Horfenau and Johnny Schlelcher lp You're The Tops Show Me 'he way Cynthia Wallace and Donald Haines Bell' locllmon and James Mon., W' ' 8 ' 4 ir Y X K R .,.w., gvjfi ,i ' K I ' l Q 7 .,,Q ' xy 1 1.5 Z H I I H 'x P. Yay? Wkgf'-H . frry 1 kV-V' J f , sfo an . ' V ,al AV H ' H XF l ' , .A f-we . 3 .u 4' V f f, n I ,S 6' - W V' I M Y ,A . 6 . ,l ' 75 - X M x ' r 5 A D- 3 X 1 . fi I I Con Do Anylhmg ueun Juulmnn and uruce Yan Uuyne Roving Eye Harrie! Coward and Andy Rexrofh Dream Dancing Ed Chesnuf and Mildred Rusnalc ,R x.. Conf Help Talking Pat McCracken and Joe Kraufheum NX' Make Mme Music Mary Defflgos and Henry Woohon Snhng On Top Of The World Cynfhla Wallace and Donald Homes Gonna Ge! Me Dressed Up Rosemarie Sena and Randy Pepe ga . - ,, H '7 . . 1 ,, Il, ,, . ,, H - ,, . . . .- .. - - :Q 4 D - fl X . xx JN 1 - N 5 Ac X X.. ix , iD fr N ' ,- I -' - f x X f X 'r ..:I!V:1 Aj. I 0 H , - H . iv A . ,ff H - H H - -ff . 5 . 5 2' f . .7511 T' X gd , , , , C I , f J , i if 1 D 'Q 1 H ll u - - H Oh Happy Years! Once More Who Would Nof Be A Boy! In Youfh VVe Learn In Age We Undersfond. Byron X-any ' 'Ist ROW: Cleft to rightl: B. Wynn Schwenker M. Stutzner C. Welz A. Rein hardt, A. Stafford, B. Romana, B. Spray N. Van Esselstine. 2nd ROW: R. Maretsky R. Tucker N. Shields M. Price B. DeFosse M. Norvis, J. Reynolds, J. Will, E. Seaman M. Kaler. 3rd ROW: C. Krisanda, J. Moyles F. Crefeld M. McMickle B. Hand Johanson J. Padovcno J. Zelenka J Benning, C. A. O'Reilly. 4th ROW: G Mortensen, R. Taigman, H. Van Kouteren R. Gunter, D. J. Kawai, J. Emeric , Valentien. 5th ROW: R. Richter, C. Strnad W. Pickett, E. Porter, J. Lambert, T. Mur- phy, D. Peterson, R. Raquet, A. Milton, C Pauli. gunm- il A. 0' 'Ist ROW: Cleft to rightlz A. Yukna, D. Reder, M. Wildeboer, M. Roberts, M. Womp, E. Suk, S. Richter, C. Wrzesinsky, J. Morris. 2nd ROW: S. Scudder, E. Rush, S. Walters, L. Kirschner, J. George, M. Heim, M. Miller, J. Youngclaus, M. Bow- den, S. Galbraith. 3rd ROW: E. Larcom, V. Regetz, M. Massa, A. M. White, S. Hierworter, J. McCoy, P. Auld, E. Hull. 4th ROW: R. Vitale, P. Rosner, J. Riegel, F. Heider, M. Sonnenberg, R. Polyak, R. Milano, R. Piccioni. 5th ROW: D. Rose, A. Zeeb, R. Peer, D. Young, L. Smith, E. Mikula, N. Siegel, G. Spinozzi, C. Sarges, A. Rolph. ,X 'lst ROW Cleft to rnghtl V. Kemmerer, S. Anderson M Anderson J. Cross, M. Kier- nan M Kratt C Bowman, J. Meyers, C. Cueman 2nd ROW L Hansen, C. Hoag- P Case S Fawer, J. Conger, J. Hierwarter M L Booth M. North, B. Meyer D Lawrence G Meininger. 3rd ROW E Godfrey P Hussong, M. A. Bed- nar J Kath C McTernan, E. Jordon, J. Hillery L. Lockwood J. Hamilton, F. John- son . E sor. W: L. Dietz, F. Delaney J. Cunningham, W. Cook, H. Kehoe J. Greaves M. Krautheim, J. Jan- dura A. Bowman, R. Knollhuff, P. Larcam. 5th ROW: E. Hughes W. Guido, J. Kloss, . Embley, W. Driesslein, D. Kelly, P. Moray, J. McKenna, R. Anderson, R. Lontzy. N tr: ifil'-.- ' W -bfi , ,. l Kay and Buckley admire a wedding gift in the Junior Play Father of The Bride . . . was the song the Juniors sang. Al- though not yet seniors, they had an out- standing year through the presentation of both their very successful play, Father of the Bride and the Junior Prom, which was the peak of the year. Under the expert guidance of their class adviser, Mrs. Reed, the Juniors have made this year both enioyable and profitable. The future of next year's senior class looks promising for these enthusiastic, hard- working juniors. ,Vw Mrs. Reed, the Junior Class Adviser gives an approving smile to the . . . . . . Junior Class Officers, Jackie Cross, Donald John Kowal, Lynn Greiner, and Ed Mikula. 1- iiieiwed Us the bfi ding- en de'S Por - 'i ,S assist W' h the final P r0Poroiio nal Miss Bogdziewicz, Soph- omore Class Adviser, hurries to meet . . . ' 'toznow can lst ROW: fkleft to rights: M. Ober, V. Hul- bert, P. Pearson, N. Hill, M. A. Colvin, N. Klingenberg, J. Pelos, B. Prutlcy, A. Kel- man. 2nd ROW: R. E. Rosenfeld, R. Krup- nick, S. Newton, P. James R. Olsen, V Munson, K. Moyles, C. Offringa, J. Jame- son, J. Lehmann, M. McCullough, C. Phe- lan. 3rd ROW: J. German, B. Hartenau J. Gardner, W. Dunnett, A. DelPomo, G Ferrero, R. Hamilton, F. Ducate, H. Ferrer T. Glancy, A. Englishmen, W. Garra, R Eppler, J. Benson. 4th ROW: J. GYYSIRO, M. Gelatka, R. Farbarnish, H. Edelhauser, W. Gould, F. Gambelli, R. Heller, C. Het- tinger, N. Harte, A. Nathan, W. Brennan W. Beltram, P. Bindas. KJ Ny cz SUPHUMURES Marshmallow World, the theme of the annual sophomore hop, proved to be an original and very effective affair. It climaxed a successful year for the class of '55 and was one of the outstanding events. Much praise is due the committee and the class officers under the helpful advising of Miss Bodgziewicz. Reaching the halfway mark, the sopho- mores have proved ability to become successful leaders in their remaining years at Boonton High. .the class officers at the other end of the hall. lst ROW: lleft to rightj: T. Venito, V. Scorese, B. Daly, D. Fiedler, K. Fisher, S. Van Ness, R. A. Wescott, M. Hornbeck. 2nd ROW: M. Hildebrant, M. Hertling, F. Greene, J. Thoreson, E. Emery, M. Gan- carcik, J. Wadsten, l. Yerbury, V. Strocll, J. Tirpak, T. Venturini, R. Spinner. 3rd ROW: R. Riley, M. Rost, E. Schmidt, J. Small, B. Rafi, J. Spatz, J. Witty, A. Schnei- ler, B. Stanley, M. Ross, C. Ristaino. 4th ROW: R. Casey, R. Stoughton, P. Sugges, R. Sullivan, W. Applegate, R. Barr, M. Van Ness, B. Thomas, M. Bernardi, J. Chis- holm, D. Conn, J. Sheldon. lst ROW: lleft to rightj: C. Hunt, M. Len key, N. Rusnak, M. Mathews, B. Jones, L. Jannetta, F. Norvis, B. Kaprol, J. Kueper. 2nd RCW: L. LeClair, L. Meyer, C. Murei ka, A. Remig, B. Kluegel, E. Rainey, A Rickahy, E. Rickman, J. Nugent, M. Olesen J. Novak. 3rd ROW: J. Mulligan, D. Per- rine, J. Kohlmetz, C. Morgan, E. Hurtado, K. Larson, A. Prince, E. Mabey, R, Longo, R. Kemmerer, B. Rawlings. Mh ROW: J Lennon, P. Jonas, H. Lance, W. Keane, A. Kopral, J. Nilsson, J. Mortensen, A. Lowen- thal, A. Perry, G. Kitchen, R. Milano, C Pine, B. Arnold, A. Miller. lst ROW: fleft to rightl: D. Brown, H. Cue' man, M. Allen, J. Berger, C. Crane, S. Bartley, A. Cerchione, N. Albert, B. Fauer- bach. 2nd ROW: J. Hopkins, C. Harrison, L. Bartan, J. Bolcar, E. Burchardt, E. Con- ner, C. Brahm, J. Bush, E. Blunt, P. Bach, P. Culleny. 3rd ROW: C. Arnold, N. Al- berti, C. Santiford, D. Blauner, L. White, P. Case, P. Gildon, M. J. Vreeland, E. Emmerson, M. L. Culleny, V. Durr, B. Baz- dorf. 4th ROW: R. Venturini, R. Caldara, S. Marchese, E. Rose, B. Terhune, P. Van Vourellis, G. Rooney, J. Young, S. Aval- lone, A. Sheplak, J. Baldwin, S. Beecher, O. Wheat, D. Lee. lst ROW: fleft to rightl: M. Banke, A. Beiermeister, G. Backenstoe, A. Arrow- smith, M. Arrowsmith, P. Wamp, R. Westene berger, M. Stavin, J. Bliter, S. Wiseman. 2nd ROW: J. Stables, L. Applegate, M. Smith, P. Willworth, L. VanZile, G. White, N. Bell, L. Spinner, C. Whitehead, C. Wil- deboer, V. Wallace, G. West, H. Bodino, D. Apgar. 3rd ROW: F. Ackerman, W. Blowers, J. Beradino, B. Wilson, T. Bazdorf, R. Smith, E. Sneve, B. White, J. Smith, J. Trizzulla, D. Van Winkle, R. Spotts. 4th ROW: J. Suk, W. Well, G. Taylor, R. Stuart, N. Wien, L. Zandel, R. Block, W. Albert, H. Van Duyne. 5th ROW: C. Star- key, F. Becker, A. Walther, F. Wolf, R. Zabriskie, P. Back, B. Zieger, G. Young, L. Astone, D. Blakeley. lst ROW: fleft to rightl: J. Cataldi, C Squier, T. D'Arelli, J. Crane, B. Johns, B Costello, M. Kopral, S. Chisholm, J. Hubler, B. Bowman. 2nd ROW: C. Hess, M. Kiener, H. Deane, E. Bowman, D. Iverson, N Hiltner, J. Coughlan, J. Hennessy, B. Johan' sen, J. Iverson, L. Kochal, J. Knowles, B Bullwinkel, B. Burchardt, G. Brown, A Diamond, J. Crowell. 3rd ROW: R. Weng- land, C. Borck, A. Charnogursky, J. Her- mey, B. Koloritsch, J. Burr, D. DePalma N. Brouwer, E. Conner, A. DeVera, M Kiefer, C. Klingener, R. Cerchione, L. Helm linger, D. Read. 4th ROW: B. Venturini R. Burlew, W. Jacobus, L. Helmlinger, R Lange, W. Breare, J. Case, H. Jenny, C Cahill, R. Cross, G. Cook, A. Kolodzieiski R. Chesnut, D. Husser. 5th ROW: T. Dunn G. Mini, B. Klepp, M. Macaluso, T. Heider A Bucco, J. Blauner, J. Bolcar, F. Bevac qua, R. DiGiasaffatte, T Kissam. 6th ROW: W. Carpenter, W. Cantrell, P. Hoekendorf T. Heggie, W. Brooker, R. Buis, B. Gleason, R. Wheatley, W. Cherry, D. Johanson, L. Creatura. -1 . Z lst ROW: Cleft to rightj: L. Kramer, B Gray, M. Foerster, N. Edmondson, C. Flane agan, G. Fund, D. Hawk, H. Grisi, B Feinberg. 2nd ROW: P. Lucas, J. Emery M. Dubuque, R. Gizows, L. Dougherty, D Dyer, B. Montonya, A. Lewis, J. Makovsky G. Dickerson, L. Kugler, M. Gryszko, R Fortney. 3rd ROW: D. Gunter, B. Mariano C. Fruncillo, J. Lehmer, S. Fairsnider, E George, C. Faber, D. Kuhl, B. Doremus G. May, R. Schell, V. Ferdan, P. French J. Makowski, H. Englishman, W. Fanning Ath ROW: M. Geary, R. Maass, D. Erwine B. Dorman, G. Embley, S. Eddy, R. Latshaw W. Pollacano, J. Loder, L. Degroff, R Fischer, D. Suiker, D. Babbit. 5th ROW L. Laaksonen, M. Freeman, E. Friedman J. Fogelson, D. Murphy, R. Menton, M Drugac, B. Gates, N. Kalokiri, H. Edwards R. Hansen. 1 I . . . were the Freshmen in September, but they have pro- gressed greatly from those confusing times. Proving their ingenuity and talent through the presentation of their s has shown its capabilities. Under the assistance of Miss Maraziti, the Freshmen concluded a very successful first year. Minstrel, the clas 'P' lst ROW: lleft to rightbz B. Routledge, B Patterson, N. Sherrer, P. Porter, N. Weng land, P. Qucsai, J. Sheldon, M. A. Sikora C. Peterson. 2nd ROW: J. Mercurio, H Meinhold, A. McDonald, M. McDonald, N Scozzafova, E. Scully, C. Neulzum, K Pethick, B. Perry, C. Schuster, D. Noe. 3rd ROW: J. Steinhauser, R. Block, W. Ranft, R. Sheplok, W. Patterson, D. Pier- son, P. Pickett, C. Reeves, L. Olsen. 4th ROW: C. Allieri, R. Gifford, A. Ouode, D. Parsons, S. Opp, F. Secula, R. Richter, E. Redfield, A. Scozzofava, J. Sirvent. 5th ROW: C. Van Duyne, B. Quick, C. Reese, L. Segal, L. Rothbart, W. Neumann, R. Panzullo, B. P t Sharkey. ayn er, C. Nicholson, J. 1 Vi. as' .qw .. x ' ? thelf l ss ottiC9'5 compleie I ,he co qccovnis' 1 in I K x0 Miss Maraziti, class adviser smiles approvingly as , , 59 1 'S mel' O 0 0 of store windows palnted for Halloween by our art students 3 5 QXYWQOPQNXXSS w os Yncfft ,def OU ,fcwtde of the many events throughout the year whuch added so much Interest to our everyday school life thmgs too mce to be forgotten of Parent Vlsltlng Day K0 ye L0 conle S r xdon ree Q the guhnvfe co o ou, cl' ose X, tx nce5 'AMC ewed U5 60 of busy periods spent In the lnbra y 1 '-lug, - Q Q l J , ' . '71-J , l X 1251? A s K . ,K L, .Xtra - A Q 1 o ff n i . ,iv x ,V 1 E +-f t..' 1 7' 54 .. ' ffl.: A n Ae . ' Y, me 9 6 4- :Z-' I Xe B..' ' ' , , . D A H ol went- Onan-In en' .V , - . e 'ox 'll L fx K W H I I 1 xv Z? Y 1 lx , 'R 2 K Vx .H E: ,N g ,F 3: L f7 w -, A ' ' 4 ., -, r 1 . I JJ 'xg I 3, I5 4 V I . f'vn o I Btu' 5, 1 ' Q 'f 2 1 '1 X 'iff' ' - ' ' ' Q O Lf, ,Q- lvl ' ' . 1 4 M., l . 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Q 9 If r V I , 'Gi ki :JK mtg,-'f , 1 The Intramural Sports Council provides us with a great variety of indoor and outdoor sports. ,kg gl :U yung sm-I s The Guidance Office, Attendance Office, and Library Club members give assistance in those fields, while the National Honor Society renders a tutoring service to those students who need help in specific subjects. ff Our Guidance Staff is kept very busy doing office work and assist :ng our guidance coun selors Miss Gross and Mass Pavudls direct the gurls in keeping daily attend ance records accurate 'E no- R .F 'X' 'fr 24? 2 VF ,j E. fl I TLS Sify? , , , f , ffuv L . rf-A f ' ,W 7 Hal i?573'4'?1'f i ? 1, r- A 1, 41 'V -1 fy, ' .i Q vqzm, ,, VN, MJ ,NJ MW: yt Q ,, 1 ! I . I I ff' 41' wtf!! 1' l 5'- l 5 iz W Y un' uf' 1 it x lin ld f 1 - 59 Q.: 54... . f--,- :..v-7---Q.. ' -... 3 -'ur-ww..-. . ,,,,,,, , ,que-,Q Our assemblies and evening functions pro- gress more smoothly with the help of the Ush- ers, Sound Squad, and Stage Committee. 1 Q 13? Our Scoreboard Squad can be relied upon to keep the score accurate at all times. The boys on the Clean- up Squad give up their free time in order to keep the grounds around our school free from refuse. A friendly smile and an eagerness to help are typical of our Senior Ushers. 69 The duties of the Sound Squad are to operate the movie proiectors and public address sys- tem. We would be unable to have the successful pro- grams we do, without the assistance of the Stage Committee. The Art Service Club serves the school in any artistic way possible. h M W 9 'Y 'm if 'f ' 5 Il N' ll 3- L Ii ,xr sf f ' f ' i E: I 'x F X it . ? ' f-f X N-, .L F X i ,,: f' , R J X x X Q. M' The members of the Latin Club pose with their adviser, Miss Maraziti, on initiation day. The officers of the German Club meet with Miss Pavidis to discuss plans for a future meet- ing. 'Y T X . 113 al? S? I hi YW cu is s 'G' sq. .NX V .Q xy, .gh 'I .'--g' A Vi 3. gq A Qt in 1 if 5,4 .. U gk -ff' , 'IS' t .-,Q rm .NA kwgxv nf, L ' 496 IA-ji Ill' - rw -.39 H, N 'fm I FN I Q. nm W' M ' , ' f ,I f I I iii? gf ' ' ' -'- X 1 ' 2 .V - lg Y 3 ' ' J 9' -, .-, MA: , ... - ' V 1 v' ' 9 O 5 . ' V V -Lw.-,,,,k- 'I 4-1 agp ' A m V , , ,5 ', fj f' 1p3f't1'.,s ' az , Z. W , E I A I I ' ff ' W ' f r'-Q , ' - . '- . Q, fi M W S --12, Ah . ' ' W ' -f-'YP-' W 51,1 ' ' - ff - V . 5 W -f 1' ' X Y f ,. 'gy rfb. 11, ' ' 5 fu , rf 'us - 15.2 V1 , , ff, , ,E 2 ' , P- ' 1'7 v A K 5? -.5 'LL 0' ew' V---'dv WF W' 'if' 'Y L U n. Ng Y wi, f 22:5 2 .4 - '- Q nw ig lx P' J A Q , H., , - - ,L iii? ' af 1.1 me M. , 'HR vii X: Wit. 2 an ' Im J. ff' ... '-ox if, 0' sf w - Q K' -ww ' , EBIT.. K L .f --M vt '1 F 'Ei ,.j f ,rf Y 4 ., A W Q L'q'i , LEP' S10 , f 143 x5x 0 K 'ff' Nxur S Those with a profound interest in culture have found the Opera Guild and Fashion Club to their advantage, and for students having an interest in popular music, the Ukulele Club pro- vides entertainment. These clubs have done much toward the development of talent, social life, and learn- ing in the years at Boonton High. The Fashion Club has enjoyed a very success- ful year under the able guidance of Miss Wart- luft. Mr. Korinda aids the Stamp Club in identi- fying some new stamps. The members of the Opera Guild spend many pleasant after- noons listening to re- cordings of their favor- ite music. 75 I ol' n the journalistic field, The Wampus, our school newspaper, and our literary magazine, The Stu- dent Prints, have presented an opportunity to those on the various staffs to display their creative ability. These publications have provided much interest and enjoyment for the student body. The editors of the Wampus look over one of their latest editions. mls I i l 4 . C' . 4 , 1 I 1 I mv 1 ,Q ,b 9 Q 1 uc ,m. R ,, Q 5 , ' L lv- V 4 ' - ' . . a 1 1 .L 1 1 +4 , , q 'S I Q f 15 'X A 9. X 4 . ' 'E , - . 'r 1 - 1- i at i P Yrf 5 , H7 - X 4 4 o 8 . .K 'T' 'N 6 hifi? A 1 ' 9 ,.- ' ' 0 ,Jw yew Q27 l .4 'r y I I :jk M ' . X, ' f - W v 'N ' ,Q 5 4 , . .wp '.,, ' ' r , 4 , N- Y V A .5 8 , 'hw , -....g4- 3' -an W nv- ' ' ng' r ' ff'-'f' J' ' ' 'V ,J ' .f ' . - ' . -. 'hy ,. it 'Y' x ,A : ' W 5' U' A H w 4' 1 'A v H Y Q may K N , -ws. I ,V .. Aw A , :mah 'W Ku m , M M ,Q W .. Q 1- ' Q, ,. 5. M ' 0 M- 4 . 4' v- 44. Boonton High opened the 1952-53 football season with eleven seniors returning to the B.H.S. gridiron for the last time. Among these were Pug Shriner, who made All-State third-team lineman, and Bob Bolcar, who re- ceived honorable mention in Morris County. Jim Morris, Jack Pittenger, Frank Apgar, Joe Cerbo, Ken Teeling, Joe Krautheim, Bob Anderson, Bob Crocetti, and Bob May completed the eleven. Our first game of the season was played at home against a big Newton eleven. lntercepted passes and bad breaks were the prime factors in the 23-0 defeat of the inexperienced Bombers. The following week found Boonton traveling up to play the Roxbury Gaels in a freezing night tilt, but the Gaels proved to be very aggressive and romped to a 37-0 victory. On October 10, the Bombers were hosts to the stub- born Rockaway Rams, under our night lights. Although the ball was in Boonton territory most of the time, the teams were well-balanced, and the Bombers threatened several times. However, the Rams capitalized on a few bad breaks and squeezed out a 9-0 victory. Boonton and Madison played a close game. Lead- ing at half-time, 6-0, on Apgar's plunge from the seven, the Bombers started the second half enthusiastically, but the Dodgers soon recovered, started a rally, and edged out the Bombers, 13-6. Much of the same pattern followed in the games with Passaic Valley, Pompton Lakes and Wayne as we were beaten by the scores of 20 7 12 10 and 14 7 res ec- 1 r ' 1 ' 1 ' P tively. The Dover game was played in the midst of rain and mud. With their usual running attack foiled, the Tigers resorted to passing, thus scoring twice in the first half and going on to win 28-0. The best played game of the season was the last of the year, played at Butler. Guida and Avallone teamed up to score twice on long passes, but the Bulldogs were not easily swayed. As the final score of the annual turkey day game, we found Butler leading Boonton, 32-13. Although the red and black didn't have a very successful season as far as winning goes, the team had the right spirit and was well supported throughout the season by a loyal student body. It can be said that the Bombers fought hard right up to the last minute, and in the process, many promising players were uncovered, which should lead to a 'kegfcmd ds Our Coach Shriner can always be found ready to give a helping hand. As football and baseball coach, he gave inspiration to many boys. successful season next year. ? A, it I' ,, , , Ka. N A A Af Q h1 1 l l f JA Q2 fm ' 5? ii BEA 52 5393, Q3 ki gf! BQ ' 53 Q1 Q5 gi' faq 5 if-X. 5381, 5225 3 W3 I 35 - 3 Q fi? B'fg 5 A , M 1 QQ '53 ' ' K 1' W N y V h V 1 W f, A 545 i. 3 I N K ' L 'N 9 S 4, -A xx r 'gn f-rfv, - ' X 'Aw N 595 IA' mg wa , PM na f- ,k.' Q : .,, K M gang-if ' M 4 -5 ' ' ' W ., 2 M? - af ,1, 5 ' L f mn? ' 44 h wamom P0 e' ' Code '24 :de Considering the tact that the Bombers lost nine lettermen last year through graduation, their record on the basketball court this '52-'53 season has been better than average. The team won ten games and lost seven, a respectable record in any league, and in the process uncovered many pros- pective players who give promise of an even better season next year. Although there were plenty of exciting, well played games on our '53 schedule, the season's best game was played at Passaic Valley. This last game of the year was close all the way and the Bombers' fine exhibition of teamwork won the game for B.H.S., 55-5l. Besides the exceptional team play, Schleicher, as usual, was outstanding. Scoring 32 points and breaking Boonton High's all-time scoring record with 325 points, Johnny became the second highest scorer in Morris County. The Bomber's competitive spirit and skill on the court has been due to the excellent coaching abilities of Mr. Potter, Mr. Backus, and Mr. Moore. Next year's starting team loses the service of John Schleicher, Boonton's high scorer, Pug Shriner, playmaker, Otto Padovano, high scoring forward, Dave Mailler, brilliant rebounder, and Rolland Taylor, set shot artist. With the completion of the T953 season, Bruce Van Duyne, Bob May, Ed Chesnut, Bill Thomson, Orval Wert and Frank Curran have also played their last game for B.H.S. Kneeling: Coach Potter, Manager Joe Krautheim. lst ROW: fleft to rightl: Bruce Van Duyne, Ronald Racquet, Kenneth McCaffrey, John Schleicher, Rolland Taylor, Orval Wert, Larry Dietz, 2nd ROW: Bill Thomson, Frank Curran, Robert May, Dave Mailler, Ed Chesnut, Robert Padovano, Kieffer Shriner, Jack Cunningham. - QNTQQ4 Oowr M . va r 7 JV VXQQNT IU I X i17 . qi -,ff ...pf 71 11551 ,K Q. -.gf 1, if wi' f 4' Q1 . ig -emi' Q 1... lr 4 Q Q P R 4 , gk wc: 5 g-1 Vi . ui I h 5? , A ., 1 tr is f M - A' ,L, ,, ' 5 5 .lottfei Spuruted and loyal these eught numble sprutes can be found un Anne Schwenker and Marulyn Ma poles them behund the teams Thus year s squad captauned draw the cheers from the grandstands and place by Muldred Rusnak wull be remembered whenever a cheer us heard on the campus Thus year for the furst tume Boonton Hugh School elected a Junuor Varsuty Cheerung Squad un addutuon to our regular Varsuty Wuth plenty of pep and a wullungness to learn the gurls can always be de pended upon for a good showung Co Captaun Carol Rehn com bune to lead a cheer whule Guselc Hunnucutt sup ports Nancy Rusnak Coptaun Muldred Rusnak and Joan Youngclaus are busy l u Our JV Cheerleaders Jane Berger, Lous Whute, Joan Huerwarter and Jacluue Cross W . N I I I I . . , . . . . . , 1 I u I - . . . as Harriet Coward and l 0 7a 74a ga!! e Sparked by the baseball team's second place in the Lakeland Con- ference last year, the Bombers under Coaches Shriner and Garrison, are eagerly awaiting an exciting '53 season. Early season tryouts have shown exceptional interest this year. How- ever, since few starting players are returning, the first few games will be experimental, as the squad must be cut from sixty would-be-Sluggers to twenty-five working team members. Although any statements would be mere guess work, this year's pitching will very likely be of high calibre, mainly through the able assistance of John Schleicher, who made All-State last season, and Dean Gallo, a hard- throwing Junior. The infield, except in one or two places, seems to be shaping up well with Pug Shriner at first-base and Ron Venturini and Ray Sullivan return- ing lettermen. The outfield is the only doubtful link in the chain. However, both Roy McCormick and Jim Morris look very promising. Boonton will play an estimated sixteen game schedule this year, and from all appearances they will be a hard team to beat. Dave Mailler makes a desperate dive as Ronnie Venturini, John Schliecher and Pug Shriner warm up for the season's first game. he's caught in a rundown - -as Coaches Shriner and Garrison dis- cuss tactics with Managers Ken Kern and Rolland Taylor. 7 'cz ZZ 7a sg Mr. Wiliam Berryman, adviser, Boys' Intramural Sports. This year the intramural sports Be, rymon Qives th program has grown to become one is wrestling, of the largest active groups in e ' some . Boonton High. Its purpose is to po er:. provide all students with an oppor- tunity to participate in a variety of sports. Among the activities are wrest- ling, tumbling, tennis, ping pong, basketball, and softball. The group is under the able guidance of Mr. William Berryman. The Intramural Sports Program offers a wide variety of sports. ,fs X ' 21 . .af . orti 9 Vonte 59 84 f of ou, ta 9 been on 1 lw0Y5 Anyone for a game ot Badminton? -Q i voueyball has 0 lg Su X Miss Vlclaroa Melosl dlreclor A very Important part of The In tramural program IS Girls Sports Dnrected by Mass Melosu and Mnss Flchter Every year a group of in Teresiecl gurls loin In the achvlhes Each sport malntams a splrlf of good sportsmanshup and provides II'1dIVIdUGl advancernenl f all Among the ochvlhes are hockey tennis ba ketball archery volley ball and softball we ONOYS h me olb a n exf,mn9 9 loY ve hme lo P c oskeibc ll Tumbling IS enloyed by boys r X lv' - as wen as byr he Qirlg, 4 l 1 85 Miss Sarah Fichier, director, Girls' Sports, 704645 u, team d f rm tor lavelun tlurowung lo l e J Kloss totes 900 o d J Kraufhelm ructs Duck Lant1Y who demgnstlaunes R Bell W Had OID Parsons .l 5Cl le'ch'r Mr Moore um' hy 5 Gunter N Horte 2nd ROW B Rowlmgf H Brcuue 3rd ROW l st ROV1hllT: 'E mtchell T Grugess aosorudnfombert J Bolcar B Thfamcgednor C Hettun9er R M Krau 2 pf r I ance of track co cu pated Coach Moore durects the trcckmen The one mule relay team looks especually promlsung and should prove to be an um provement over last years team Led by Duck Pfarr, thus years assustant coach the team took fourth at Seton Hall last year Runners Guy Waarst and Duck Lantzy are returnung thus year to compete for new honors un thus event Other returnung runners are Joe Kloss, our cap taun and maunstay un the half mule, Bob Gunter, pow erful muler, and Duck Bell a prospectuve quarter muler Waarst and Lantzy wull agaun hold down the dash department Ov Joe Krautheum and Tony Grumes wull agaun be de pended upon by Coach Moore, whule Jum Lambert Bob Anderson and Hank Van Kouteren wull round out the team by partucupotung un the other fueld events er un the weught events, veterans Cal Hettunger In addutuon to the returnung ex peruenced trackmen th team has many up and comung prospects Under the watchful guud u R 0' R Braue R Menon P 553335 ly gzsrlllaabllu C Franl R :Mum P Me, 1' Plone-90 Anderson R CY , us year s Mr Moore, now a veteran ach, a good season us antu as Tony Grumes prepares to vault l and Joe Kloss passes the baton to Don Homes who starts out on th y I ff 0 I 1- ,- . 7 I t 'vi .ll , I A D I. .I ' 1- f 'I' : . I ,' 1- . '7' . - I' ' . l , ' 1- ,- '.'- ,- ' 1' .'f' . ,A - . 1 - - 1 I. D. 1' I . , l. D . . , I - '. , . . , . r , ' . r r ' T l e thurd leg of a relay run Admlmstratlon Band Baseball Basketball Board of Education Clubs Cheerleaders Choruses Dedication Faculty Football Freshmen Wwlex Intramural Sports Juniors Memories Orchestra Personnel Publlcatuons School Senlor Play Seniors Sophomores Track 58 Yearbook Staffs . . . 6 62 ' 83 ' 80 ' 7 Classes 12 Popularity Poll 66 . . 82 64 ' . . 4 . 8 78 'E'