Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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!,:iss I.:ARY E. PRICE It was our pleasure and good fortune to have, as our Senior Class advisor, Viss Mary E. Price. Generously donating her time, effort, and patience in the guidance and encouragement of the student, Viss Price, through her concern and advise, has augmented the chances of so many for success. Greatly admired and beloved by the students, and respected and regarded with admiration by the other members of the faculty, r.'iss Price was an indispensable figure in the final goal of our class. HERBERT r. GLOSS A meeting with Mr. Gloss is sure to be full of smiles and laughter, for this man with the understanding eyes and pleasant voice is loved and respected by all of us. Throughout the year, whenever the going became rough, we could count on L'r. Gloss to see us through. His sensitive, artistic nature has captured us all, and his flourish with a pen and a dab of printers ink has been the guiding light of our yearbook. We can never thank him enough for the capable assistance and backing he has given us.

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CLARENCE E. BOYER Our supervising principal, Mr. Clarence E. Boyer, took over as Captain of the ship when we first entered the portals of B.H.S. The time has now arrived when we must leave the man who has so carefully and wisely steered us on to our future course in the outside world. We take with us memories of a friend and guide who strived along with us through four years of war and peace. Patiently understanding, his wholesome advice and guidance was always welcome. So now it is that we, in unison, step back and salute our Captain. ' LESLIE A. E. BOOTH Mr. Booth became principal during our first year in Boonton High, and throughout our four years he has been our loyal friend and staunch supporter, with our individual welfare always in mind. We have always known that we could go to Mr. Booth with our problems, large or small, and receive careful, thoughtful guidance. Always willing to cooperate with the students in every undertaking, Mr. Booth has been a fine example to us of all the fundamentals which go into making a well-rounded citizen of the world. t f I [ f f '

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Uon Benson. A.B. New York Univ.; Jean P. Bogdziewlcz, B.A. Montclair State College; Clyde F. Caplinger, A.B. Davis and Elkina; Ruth H. Chriet, B.S. Drexel Inst. of Techl; Mary Ann Draney, B.A. St. Elizabeth's; Pearl M. Edmonds, B.A. Elmira College; Mirium P. Errico, B.S. Trenton State Teachers' College; Mary Rose Peagans, B.o. New York University; Muriel J. Fecher, B.S. in Ed. Panzer College; John W. Finn, B.S. Pa. Military College; Thomas C. Garrison, B.A. Manhattan College, M.A. Montclair te 3'e cher ' Coll«ge; «. Herbert Gloss, B.P.A. Pratt Institure; Lucy M. Gross, B.A. Montclair State Teachers' College; Walter W. Herrmann, A.B. iwarthmore College; Bert J. Hillary B.S. In Ed. Rutgers University; Gerald P. Hopkins, B.S. in Ed. St. Peters College; Max Horlick, R.A. M.A. Rutgers University. ilia faculty - ' r I f i f 1 f S f k C