Martin C. March ’52

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Boom-Boom came to Princeton from Exeter with the name of Marcovich, which he later changed. He majored in English, joined Cottage, and was IAA president. He roomed with Peaches Porter. After graduation he served as a special operations officer in the Army.

Most recently chief financial officer of Tromar Industries, he previously had operated businesses in the fields of travel, investment, insurance, and real estate.

Boom-Boom, who was divorced, died March 23, 2012. He leaves three children, Scott K., Alan C., and Brook C., to whom the class offers its condolences.

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