Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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5Li uniorA experience d An important goal has been attained by the Class of '57— at last they have reached the status of upperclassmen. As juniors, their courses have become more advanced — Physics, Algebra II, Family Relations, Steno II, and Home Nursing, to name a few, that will pave the way for Chemistry, Trig, U. S. History, and Office Practice in the senior year. As upperclassmen, the junors have become aware of important incentives for a more serious attitude toward their curricular and extra-curricular activities. The honor roll, college board exams, college entrance, and recommendations for scholarships and for employment are seen in a new perspective—they are meaningful now, for they are matters demanding real and immediate consideration. The junior year has important out-of-class aspects, too. Juniors become eligible for Service Club, for the Guidance Office Staff, and for N H.S. elections. Among the social activities, this year’s junior play, Night Must Fall, was expertly produced, and the Junior Prom was rated among the finest. Led by Richard Longo, Jack Cox, Margaret Young, and Nan Jayne as class officers, and advised by Mrs. Backus, the Class of '57 has experienced a very profitable and a very successful junior year. Members of the Typing II class gain experience for their future in the business world. They made their way through the crowded halls to their next class.

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Front Row (left to right)-. S. Klisiewiz, M. Nardi, R. Porno, B. King, P. Bildwin, J. Beiermeister, D. Tilles, P. Eppler, M. Creamer, C. Sneve, T. Regetz, F. Soratt, S. Sacks, J. St. Amand, R Reeves, J. Bohringer. Second Row: L. Rowen, P. Robertson, E. Miklos, B. Lancaster, G. Pierson, P. Offringa, A. Ofsonka, P. Keane, R. McKenna, J. Castellana. C. Charlton, J. Dodsworth. A. Corby, B. Bolan, B Pynn, E. Drexel, E. Semanek, R. Hirsch, J. Delaney. Third Row: C. Yukna, W. Shay, R. Saul, R. North, B. Perrault. D. Harbeson, K. Johan-son, S. Knollhuff, D. Parker, B. Keehn, N. Anderson, B. Ryder, S. Rainey, H. Moody, N. Jayne, E. Hezlitt, D. Foley, K. Scilipoti, B. Carew, J. Peyman, S. Underhill. Fourth Row: E. Meyer, A. Tarascio, G. Sp tzer. V. Prxtcat . R llt ”'n. V. Turner, M. Young, M. Young, L. Tweed, D. Willis, S. Weame, D. Steiger, B. Wrobel, J. burchardt, X. Conicelu, D. vood-head, L. Benson, C. Branvall, M. Maluk, J. Voorhees, P. Backer, M. Banks, M. Murray. Fifth Row: R. Stettner, P. Kenny, D. Nichols, W. Porta, B. Wittman, T. Simonson, H. Tremaine, F. Stuck, M. Nauta, C. Hudson, B. Olson, E. Nestler, D. Sikora, J. Hirsch, J. Popovich, C. Sedivec, M. Auld, E. Fischer, K. Anderson, C. Smith, E. Kuchta, E. Mdnerney. Sixth Row: L. Johns, F. Smith, D. Redding, J. South, G.