Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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MR. CLARENCE E. BOYER Superintendent of Schools and both friend and guide to us, Mr. Boyer is greatly admired and respected by the Class of 1954. Through his unfaltering example of integrity, he has been an excellent ideal after whom to pattern our lives. His enjoyment and appreciation of music and his ability as a speaker have made many interesting assemblies. Mr. Boyer will long be remembered after we leave Boonton High. MR. LESLIE A. E. BOOTH Acting in an advisory as well as administrative capacity, Mr. Booth has promoted our growth and guided us on the road to maturity. Because of his sound judgement and his insight into the problems of youth, many have made a confidant of our understanding and democratic principal. In tense and troubled times such as these, the uncompromising sense of honor and the expert leadership of Mr. Booth are pillars upon which to depend. MISS MARY E. PRICE Miss Price, our sincere and charming Vice-Principal, has enriched our lives through the personal interest she gives to her guidance work. One with whom we are very much at ease, she has a friendly nature which has encouraged us to strive for the highest goals both in school and in the future. As we look back upon our years at B.H.S., Miss Price will be remembered not only as an excellent adviser but as a valued friend to all. 5

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3LU Q uided Us through ©. dC S. Seated around the table (left to right): Mr. G. Brush; Mr. E. Kelly; Mr. W. Birch; Mr. R. Porzio; Mr. C. E. Boyer; Mr. H. Englishman; Mrs. A. Creed; Mr. T. Lewis; Mr. E. Raymond Banta, president. Mrs. W. Peterson was absent when the picture was taken. The BOARD OF EDUCATION has been the guiding light during our years at Boonton High School and has regulated school functions with far-reaching wisdom and efficiency. Deeply concerned with the welfare of the students, the Board strives continually to make our schools fully equipped for training for good citizenship and for the pursuit of knowledge. 4

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DOROTHEA ALLEN CLARE R. BACKUS CHARLES W. BACKUS Monte lair State Teachers' College B.A., M.A. Biology Yearbook EILEEN M. DOLCH PEARL M. EDMONDS New York University B.A. French, English Class of 1956, French Club EMIL E. FAHRMAN Willimantic, Conn., State Teachers' College B.S., Columbia University M.A. Mathematics Properties for Ploys, Freshman Football Coach MARY ROSE FEAGANS Montclair State Teachers' College B.A. Speech BERT J. HILLARY Elmira College B.A. English Fashion Club Kutztown, Penn., State Teachers' College B.A., Columbia University M.A. Art Art Service Club, Scenery for Plays New York University B.S., Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music Choral Department Annual Christmas and Spring Programs, Senior Girls' Chorus LUELLA J. IRWIN LESLIE KENWORTHY ANDREW KORINDA Rutgers University M.A. Manual Training Foreman's Club Brown University Ph.B., Columbia University M.A. English Chairman of Public Speaking and Radio Appearances, The Student Prints, Guidance Counselor Indiana University B.S., M.S. History, Human Relations Intramural Sports, Assembly Programs Trenton State Teachers' College B.S., Columbia University M.A. Typing, Stenography Stamp Club, Intramural Sports