Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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East Stroudsburg, Penn. Teachers’ College B.S. Human Relations Assistant Trask Coach GLENN F. MOORE Panzer College B.S. Physical Education, Hygiene Track Coach, J. V. Basketball Coach DORIS J. ORMEZZANO Montclair, N. J. State Teachers' College B.A.; Columbia University. English Assembly Program Chairman WALTER E. RUTT Muhlenberg College B.A.; University of Pennsylvania M.A. English TT 000001 0000000 ooooo© 3000000 DAVID E. WEIDL1CH Paterson, N. J. State Teachers' College B.S. Stenography, Typing Assistant Track Coach ANTHONY SCATTON, JR University of Scranton B.S.; Lehigh University. English, General Science Wampus Adviser GWENDOLYN N. WILCOX ROBERT L. WILLIAMS MAX WITTMAN Teachers' College, Columbia University B.S., M.A. Economics, Occupations, Secretarial Training, Stenogra East Stroudsburg, Penn. State Teachers' College B.S. Speech Director of Plays City College of New York B.S.; Montclair, N. J. State Teachers’ College M.A. Physics. Radio, Guidance

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JOSEPH B. M. LASENKO Rider College B.Ed.; Montclair, N. J. State Teachers’ College M.A. Bookkeeping, Vocational Math. General Math Railroad Club, Airplane Club, Refreshment Stand ROSE J. MARAZHI New Jersey College for Women B.A.; Montclair, N. J. State Teachers' College M.A. Latin, English, Spanish Class of 7956 Adviser KENNETH A. McGOWN Montclair, N. J. State Teachers’ College B.A., M.A.; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Algebra, Trigonometry. Geometry, Vocational Math VICTORIA MELOSI Trenton. N. J. State Teachers’ College B.S.; New York University. Health, Physical Education Intramural Sportt. SOPHIA PAVIDIS WILLIAM H. POTTER MADELEINE M. REED St. Elizabeth College B.A.; Columbia University M.A. German. Algebra, General Math German Club Colgate University B.A.; Montclair, N. J. State Teachers’ College M.A. U. S. History, Guidance Basketball Coach Montclair, N. J. State Teachers’ College B.A.; Teachers' College, Columbia University M.A. Social Relationships, Homemaking, General Science MENYHERT VERES Newark, N. J. State Teachers’ College B.S. Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drau ing ———i— ROLAND VITA LETT! University of Scranton B.A.; Fordham University M.A. General Math, Algebra Assistant Coach of Football, HAROLD WARFORD Rutgers University B.S.; Columbia University M.A. Band, Orchestra ANNA M. WARTLUFT Albright College B.S. Foods, Home Economics, Homemaking Future Teachers' Club

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We would be lost without you. The secretaries work diligently to keep our school functioning properly. jjhnouqh the in ejjo fits Recognized as indispensable services to the functioning of our school activities, these agencies are appreciated most because of the personal interest taken in student welfare. Guidance counselors, assigned to each student according to grade and sex, welcome conferences concerning scholastic, personal, and social problems. They also assist in the selection of appropriate courses of study and in future plans for training or employment. In each activity, students are given individual and personal attention by trained and interested counselors. Student health and physical fitness are carefully checked by the Clinic Staff, ably supervised by Doc Wiggins and Mrs. Lyon. The Cafeteria Staff also contributes to good health by serving nutritious and tasty meals as well as after-school snacks and refreshments. To complete the record of service agencies for student welfare, credit must be given to the Librarian, Mrs. Crenshaw, for helpful assistance concerning reference work and book selections, to the Front Office Staff for courtesies extended when announcements and notices regarding club meetings have been requested, and to the Janitorial Staff for the efforts taken to keep the surroundings in clean and tidy repair. The students of B.H.S. are indeed fortunate, for through their efforts our problems are fewer.