Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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 IF YOU have learned that honor is dearer than gold; that truth is preferable to riches; that victory is sweet, but defeat is not disgraceful; to smile when others frown; to keep your head when others lose theirs; to keep and hold to the right; to be kind, courageous and clean; to be fair and never mean; to keep faith with those who trust you; to believe and trust in God, you will be captains of your fates, masters of yourselves, respected and honored by your fellowmen and generations yet unborn. C. E. BOYER

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PERMIT me to sermonize just this once: The hours of labor are lessened; the hours of leisure increased. One of the great problems facing America to-day is the proper use of leisure time. Extensive investigation in the business and industrial world has shown that what a man does on his Off-Duty Time determines to a large extent his efficiency during his On-Duty Time. Class of 1928, so use both worktime and playtime that when the hair is graying you may occasionally grow reminiscent, proud of “The days that are no more.” M. BURR MANN.

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F A C U L T V 7'of row, left to right: Mr. Bert J. Hillary. Mr. James R. Rea, Mr. Hubert M. Evans. Miss May A. Davis, Mr. Herbert A. Spurway, Miss Ruth E. Palmer, Miss Gwendolyn X. Wilcox. Mrs. Mabel L. Eaton, Mr. Joseph W. Killian. Miss Luella R. Jeffrey, Mr. Link M. Lotter, Miss Ilia F. Nickerson, Miss 1-aura D. Reid. Bottom rote, left to right: Miss Mary E. Price. Miss Marian E. Crooks, Miss Yiolette Mc- Closkev. Mr. Clarence E. Boyer. Miss Mildred H. Hall, Miss Beatrice F. Evans, Miss Phyllis M. Abbott.