Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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LESLIE A E BOOTH CLARELICE E . BOYER Mr. Clarence VE. Boyer, Supervising Principal, has beenfour friend for four short years. Yet his guiding hand,, his encouragement and advice have left 'an impression on our lives that will endure for many years to come. His enthusiasm for improving teaching facilities, his effort to develop a greater understanding between teachers and pupil have won for him prestige, prominence, and our esteem and admiration. Through his help we face the future with confidence. We hope that some days we may again meet a splendid personality such as Mr. Boyeri The Job of successfully preparing young America for the future can be accom- plished only by a person of the utmost capability and integrity, such as our principal, Mr, L, A. E, Booth. Through his sensible judgment in knowing right from wrong he has set us on the right path toward thoughtful, good citizenship. In order to understand us truly as we are, he has adjusted himself to the life of the high school student, even to the point of adding witticisms to our assembly program. Mr, Booth has never been too busy to help the individual student with his problems. He will always be remembered by each of us personally as someone really Wspecial.n

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MISS MARY E. PRICE We may honestly say that this, our last year in high school, has been made more- pleasurable and less difficult because of the unending guidance given by our faithful adviser, Miss Price. Her warm heart and friendly smile have made talking with her a pleasure instead of a Wdutiful tasK.n With her help we have been able to choose suitable careers which we are sure will be to our advantage in the near future. Our sentiments are shared by all who know her, for through her sound Judgment and generous assistance she has made life-long friends of all her high school pupils. JW '11 2!!!!!!!!1 H . HERBERT GLoss 'A true friendn may well describe our Yearbook Adviser, Mr. H. Herbert Gloss. His ability to make one Wfeel at ease' has made conferring with him a pleasure. So often we have come to him with a problem concerning our Yearbook and, through his helpful criticism and artistic ability, we have left feeling that nthings really aren't so bad after all.n His good nature and wonderful sense of humor have made our Yearbook' meetings occasions that we are not likely to forget. We are grateful for his help in publishing WEchoesW.,