Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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The Class of I957 will long remember lhe echoes of fhe wise words and helpful advice ol lhe Guidance Slafl. Wilh palience and underslanding fhey assisl each sfudenl, individually, wilh vocalional plans and college seleclions. Sealed are Mrs. Luella Irwin, Miss Mary Price and Miss Gwendolyn Wilcox. Slanding, Mr. Leslie Kenworfhy, Mr. Max Willman, Mr. William Poller, Mr. John Ryder. Miss Lucy Gross lsealedl and Miss Sophia Pavidis, in charge ol lhe allendance deparlmenl, conler aboul The day's allendance records. The responsibilily of smoolh building mainlenance resls wilh lhe cuslodians. Many sludenls will remember wilh gralilude The neverlailing aid given by Mr. Warren Blowers, Mr. Palriclc Glennon and Mr. Deward Dore- VTWUS. To reach our goals, our hopes and dreams Wi+h Hs Echoes as our guide.

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I+ lends +o each and all of us An undefiable pride Doclor Wiggins is always on hand +0 assisr in medical emer- gencies. l-lis efficienl clinic slarl aids in keeping medical records. Working around 'rhe clinic desk are Doc Wiggins. Beverly Olson, Shirley Klisiewicz, Libby Lemmerz and Mary Nardi. Echoes of o cheerful greeling, lhe buzz ol lhe swilchboard, and 'rhe clicking of lhe mimeograph machine will come lo mind when we lhink ol lhe B.l-l.S. office slafl. Sealed, lell 'ro righl, Miss Dena Bonanni, Mrs, Elsie Johnson, and Miss Janel Pappas. The claller of pols and pans and lhe buslle and acliviry of lunchlimes will be recalled as echoes of rhe B.l-l.S. caleleria. Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. I-lughes and Mrs. Sulzberger capably supervise lhe food service program.

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