Bound Brook High School - Echo Yearbook (Bound Brook, NJ)

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Ernest Weinrich, B.A., M.A. German Paterson, N. J. New York University Columbia Page Twelve Gladys Wilson Todd A rt S'LL1J6T'UlS0'I' Brooklyn, N. Y. Pratt Institute Columbia lGraduate Work! Hilda H. Tyson, B.C.S. Commercial Hopewell, N, J. Rider College NX. Franklin Howard Tuttle, B.C.S. Commercial Eastport, L. I. Rider College Rutgers fGraduate Workj Elvera M. Warner, 8.5. Commercial Trenton, N. J. Trenton State Teachers' College 1 1 Y Irene L. Whitcomb, B.A. Alice M. Wohlidka, B.S Ffre-ncla Ph.ysica.l Education Hallowell, Maine N Ney 1301? City nt . , , - - ew o' mversi y Umlelslty of Mame Columbia KGraduate Workj Rutgers Vl 9l l0 C- Zahn: Edward H. Casterlin B.S.P.E. District Clerk Physical Educat-ion Williamsport, Pa. Arnold College Eleanor H. Ogden C Secretary to Mr. Davis New York City Bound Brook High School Unionsville, N. Y. Martha Moffett Millen, B.S.E. Secretaoiq to Mr. Nicholls Cincinnati, Ohio Temple University MiA.i.lNSwlNXXu X

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P1'eJia'em NEIL BOWER Vice-Prendent ALEX KRIV KA S6Cl'6Ifll7'J' MARIE DE CRISTOFER Treasurer BEVERLY DYKES CLASS HISTORY Four years ago the doors swung wide and across the chipped and oft- trod threshold stepped three hundred wide-eyed freshmen-a group composed of students of 7 different districts, from nine different schools, to be banded for four years into one class, the class of 1940. - Today this group prepares to leave Bound Brook High, now no longer a varied group with a wide range of experiences but a compact group, each with the same background, four years of attending the same dances, of cheer- ing for the same teams, of sitting in the same classrooms, and puzzling over the same homework. During those four years the class has achieved many things, as a group and through the efforts of individuals. It is the work of this class history to en- deavor to record faithfully an account of those achievements. Our first move as a class was to elect our Freshman Class officers. We chose Joe Romano as President, Jack Crowder as Vice-President and Ida Krase as Secretary-Treasurer. About this time also we began our class treasury with money obtained from the sale of McFadden publications. His First Shave with Herbert Dean in the leading role was our choice of a tournament play. It proved a wise choice for we tied with the juniors for first place. September of 1937 found us returning with a little more assurance for our year as Freshmen had made us feel a part of Bound Brook High. To lead us this year we chose Walt Welaj for President, Marie De Cristofer for Vice- Pal F um teen SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS