Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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GLENN F. MOORE Panzer College B.S. Physical Education, Health. Track Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach. LILLIAN A NOLAN Bay Path Institute for Commercial Teachers. Stenography, Typing. SOPHIA PAVIDIS College of St. Elizabeth B.A.; Columbia University M.A. German, Mathematics. German Club Adviser. ROBERT PERLETT Montclair, N. J. State Teachers' College B.A. Speech, Advanced Speech. Dramatics Coach. JOHN W RYDER Upsala College B.A.; Montclair, N. J. State Teachers’ College M.A.; Rutgers University. History. Guidance. Placement. Ushers Director. HAROLD WARFORD Rutgers University B.S.; Columbia University M.A. Band, Orchestra. ANTHONY SCATTON. JR. University of Scranton B.S.; Lehigh University. English. General Science. Wampus Adviser. GWENDOLYN N. WILCOX Teachers' College, Columbia University B S., M.A. Commercial Subjects, Guidance. Receptionist Director. MAX WITTMAN ity College of New York .S.; Montclair, N. J. State eachers' College M.A. Physics, Radio. MARTIN V. RYAN Columbia University B.S., M.A. Art. Art Service Club Adviser. MARIAN WAGNER Moravian College for Women BA. English, Mathematics. Math Club Adviser. EUGENE A SCRUDATO Wilkes College B.S. United States History. FT.A. Adviser. Assembly Program Committee Chairman.

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ROSE J. MARAZITI Douglass College B.A.; Montclair, N. J. State Teachers' College M.A. Latin. English, Spanish. Class of 1956 Adviser. T. ARTHUR MERYWEATHER East Stroudsburg. Penna. State Teachers' College B.S. Human Relations. Assistant Track Coach. to attain L yoa our W. BURTON LUM Muhlenberg College B.A. English. Freshman Program Assistant Director. WILLIAM H. POTTER EUNICE POWELL MADELEINE M REED WALTER E RUTT Colgate University B.A.; Montclair, N. J. State Teach-ers' College M.A U. S. History, Guidance. Basketball Coach. Beaver College; Rutgers University. Home Nursing. Home Economics. Teen-Aide Adviser. Montclair, N. J. State Teachers' College B.A.; Teachers' College. Columbia University M.A. Social Relationships, General Science. Cheerleaders' Director. Muhlenberg College BA.; University of Pennsylvania M.A. English. Service Club Adviser. KIEFFER H. SHRINER University of Illinois B.A.; Montclair, N. J. State Teachers' College M.A. Physical Education. Health. Football. Baseball Coach. MENYHERT VERES Newark, N. J. State Teachers' College B.S. Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. Stage Crew Adviser. ROLAND VITALETTI University of Scranton B.A.; Fordham University M.A. Mathematics. Assistant Football Coach, Class of 1958 Adviser. PAUL WAGENHURST Franklin and Marshall College B.S.; Columbia University M.A.; New York University. Mathematics, Science. Class of 1959 Adviser.

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Students accomplish their library reference work with the assistance of Mr. Stewart, B.H.S. librarian. ey were th ere in A well established corps of personnel agencies, these staffs play an important role in the smooth functioning of our school activities. While personal health checkups and counseling services are conducted on an individual basis, sanitary surroundings, library facilities, and cafeteria accommodations are provided for the students as a group. Invaluable services are rendered by the front office secretaries. In addition to maintaining accurate school records, they distribute notices concerning club meetings and operate a lost and found department for our convenience. The cafeteria ladies and the custodial staff also contribute their fair share, for, through their efforts, nutritious lunches and pleasant surroundings are provided. Always ready to lend a helping hand, the janitors are on the job keeping our school clean and neat. Mr. Doremus, Mr. Oshon-kea, and Mr. Glennon are familiar figures to all students. [12] Mrs. Irwin, Miss Wilcox, Miss Price, Mr. Herrmann, Mr. Potter, and Mr. Ryder are the guidance counselors who encourage each student in scholastic and personal matters.