Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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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.

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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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FACULTY We’ve a faculty here whom we’d like you to meet. There’.s not one in the world with which ours can’t compete. Mr. Mann is the first whom we’re pleased to present, A good sport, a good friend is our superintendent. Mr. Boyer, our principal, sometimes severe, Is a man who is capable, always sincere. Much respected and liked by the school one and all Is Miss Price, who is versatile, talkative, small. Mr. Spurway we’re sure you would all like to know,— He’s the kind who is snappy and right on the go. There’s Miss Hall, whose home room is her weightiest care. Mr. Lotter, possessed of a dignified air. Now Miss Crooks expounds French (she is really a peach). And our quiet Miss Evans can certainly teach. There’s Miss Abbott, who’s clever, and coaches a play In a perfectly marvelous, efficient way. Mr. Evans has traveled and knows East and West. And Miss Palmer at coaching debating is best. Miss McCloskey is happy, tho’ dull be the day, And Miss Wilcox has always a smile to display. Meet Miss Nickerson, musical? Well, we just guess, And Miss Reid, who is style with a capital S. Mr. Rea. with the ladies, is quiet at his ease. Mrs. Borck sketches bird-houses, flowers, and trees. Mr. Killian, quiet and sober is he, Our Miss Davis the most charming hostess can be. In the library one teacher works very hard— Ask Miss Jeffrey if you want a library card. Mrs. Eaton takes charge of our absentee slips. In the shop Mr. Hillary slashes and rips. (Yet his saw is quite handy when we give a play For all the stage settings aren’t made in a day.) Now you’ve been introduced to the faculty troup. Don’t you think you have met a most interesting group?