Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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new ideas . . . When ihe class of I96O iirsi en- lerecl in Sepremloer. ihey were Hbewifched, borhered and bewil- dered. bur 'rhey have progressed greaily from 'rhar confusing and confused siafe. Under 'rhe capable guidance of Mr. Eugene Scrudaio, 'rhe Freshmen concluded a very successful firsi year. Freshmen are iniroduced +o basic business pro- cedures by Mrs. Mary Kowal. Commercial irain- ing begins in ninfh grade in fhis class, a basis for more advanced s+udies. Echoes of Ivanhoe, The Merchanf of Venice, and basic English grammar come +o us from English l. Mr. Burio-n Lum relaies an inferesfing anecdoie fo his freshman English sfudenfs.

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Freshmen brought Welcoming The newcomers lo B.l-l.S., we made many new friends, The Freshmen were Thoroughly lilcealole and eager To please. As individuals They ioined many ol lhe clubs and exlra curricular aciiviiies in school. As a group. fhey successfully complelecl Their lirsl maior acliv- ily-The Freshman Show. The Class ol T960 is loolc- ing forward ro lhe fulure, when rhey can have among Their own echoes Those ol The Prom, lhe Senior Play, and lhe many olher upperclass acrivilies. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-lLell 'lo Righfl: Vincenl Morris. Treasurer: Jacqueline Armslrong, Vice-President Judifh Case, Secre- loryg Roy Bohaboy, President lCen'rer Fronil: Mr. Eugene Scrudolo. Class Advisor. The World Hisfory class lisfens wilh concenfrafion as Mr. William Berryman conducls a review. PX General Mafh problems are ihe cenler of aHen+ion as Sue Bosfelmon, David Vanderhoof and John Rensing confer wifh Mr. Joseph Lasenlro. Algebra I also offers mafhemafics frain- ing fo Freshmen.

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R . .f X f K A .Eggs .. X . X 5 , . S 'H gs . . ' 1 sh m, it P L,i.. ,1LL1Q,l T , . f a-A5 'Z'- ... i ... ,,.,, -f: 2'4fi s Q.. 'Q AWK D- ' -nt' W Upper Picfure-Row I: B. Allby, A. Eckelkamp, W. Bohringer, K DiGiuseppi. T. DeLuca, D, Cosfello, P. Blake, J. DeRosa, V. Donofrio D. Campbell. Row 2: N. Decker. V. Barnish, C. Barnish, J. Armslrong C. Baldwin, N. Dorman, S, Corigliano, J. Case, E. Amari, B Drake, M. Cueman, D. Croce, S. Caywood, R. DiFiore. Row 3: C DiEduardo, B. Cokefair, P. Cavall, M. Coe, J. DuBois, J. DeMouThe P. Aquino, D. DeGraw. P. Boslwick, R. Bucco. C. Card, S. Brouwer C. Boyd, R. Dambrowski, L. Dunham. Row 4: M, Donofrio, A. Adams, C. Benlley, L. Cunningham, L. Edris, L. Caziarc, S. Bazdorl, Z. Diaczuk, A. DiCarlo, A. DiCarlo, F. Blahoe, D, Ackerman, B. Bednarz. Row 5: B. Cheelham, J. Carpenfer, L. Boll, A. Conlorli H. Baum, W. Becker, A, Borinsky, M. Como. G. Dougherfy, K Darling, R. Coward. E. Bethel, J. Ackerman, R. Ackerman. Row o M. DeMou+he, G. Barfholf, J. Conn, E. Coughlin, S. Belsky, D. Benning. S. Adams, R. Bohaboy, W. Bailey, R. Downs, E. Brooks, A. Ba rlak, E. Abafo, 18 Lower Piciure- Row I: C, Hohmann, H. Keane, B. Lader, J. Good- win, M. Helfrich, B. Kafh, K. Kuchfa, M. Gage. J. Johns, C. Foley E. Foley, W. Leahy, D. Gould. A. Liberalore, C. Forlney. Row 2 J. Kemmerer, M. Greil, L. Johansen, J. Klangwalcl, P. Healy, l-i Langer, S. Fort A. Emery, A, Gigliorfi, B. Grapes, D. Harbeson, J Jameson. S. Kelly, M. Horton, K. Jacobus. Row 3: J. Heim, E Flaherly, P. Foley. N. Kyle, R. Henry, R. Hildebranl, J. Gregory, C Kersey, R. Jarombeck, P. Kolodzieiski, A. Heinke, L. Helfon, J Karlyk, A. Greik. Row 4: A. Fowler, J. Husfon, R. Gerber, B. Laird W. James, A. Franke, B. Esller, B. Fairsnyder, A. Fasself, H, Hopkins S. Jawarski. C. Goedke. Row 5: P. Holden, R. Freund, K. Esller, C Kyle. W. Flar, F. lberer, H. Heinsheimer, G. Grivalsky, N, Kerfon G. Haring, P. Grosse. P. Efheridge.