Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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F A C U I. T Y Standing, left to right: Miss Ina F. Nickerson, Mr. Fred Grill, Mrs. Albert F. Borck, Miss Beatrice F. Evans, Mr. Bert J. Hillarv, Miss Marv E. Price, Mr. Clarence E. Bover, Miss Helm Saunders, Mr. Hubert M. Evans, Miss Eleanor M. Moffitt, Miss Laura D. Reid, Miss Phvilis M. Abbott, Miss Mildred m! Hall, Mr. Herbert Spurwav. Suited,left to right: Mr. I.. A. E. Booth, Miss Marian E. Crooks, Miss Ruth Palmer, Miss Luella R. Jeffrey, Miss Gwendolyn N. Wilcox, Miss Yiolettc McCloskey, Miss May Davis, Mr. Arthur M. ( animal.

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EMPKROR MAIU’IS Al'RKLIl'S in his “Meditations” speaks thus of his indebtedness to his various teachers : “From . . . Verus I learned good morals and the government of my temper; from mv father, modesty and manly character; from Appolonius, freedom of will, undeviating steadiness of purpose and how to receive from friends what are esteemed favors, without being humbled by them or letting them pass unnoticed; from Alexander, to refrain from faultfinding; from Maximus, self-government, not to be led aside by anything, cheerfulness in all circumstances, and to do what was set before me without complaining.” Not all knowledge is to be secured from books. We hope that from associations with teachers and fellow students you have derived some of the benefits w hich mold and develop good character, a priceless asset.

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THE FACULTY We’ve a faculty lu re, efficient and true, Who can teach us most anything, old or new. Mr. Mann is the first whom we’d like you to meet: Mis presence in assembly is really a treat. Mr. Boyer, our principal, has plenty of pep, And with all new ideas he keeps right in step. Miss Crooks, our advisor, spends her time teaching French. Miss Kemcndo teaches Spanish at the poor students’ expense. Mr. Booth and Mr. Spurway put debating on the map; And Miss Nickerson’s orchestra has never lost its snap. Mr. Hillary works with hammer and w ith saw. Miss Saunders teaches bookkeeping, geography, and law. Mr. Cardinal in his office checking absentees, works. Miss Evans, of Latin, explains all the queer quirks. When it comes to debate cheers, Miss Price is right there; And the library is Miss Jeffrey’s great care. Mr. Evans has coached a strong w inning team. Miss Palmer likes “math”, strange as to us it docs seem. In our English Miss Abbott would have us excel. Miss McCloskey has many a story to tell. M iss Davis just loves to make good things to eat, Miss Wilcox’s appearance is always so neat. Miss Moffitt’s typing surely has speed; And basketball is coached by our stunning Miss Reid. Mrs. Borck sketches oak trees on a green hill; And the boys take athletics from Coach E. C. Grill. Beloved by all is our faculty group Who have struggled so long with this Senior troupe.