Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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He enjoys plaving the mandolin and spending time with his grandchildren. Lilies are his pride DEDICATION Mr. Potter has been far more to our school than just an administrator. He has served not only as a principal, but also as a teacher and a coach. In serving our community, he has held the positions of president of the Kiwanis Club, trustee of his church, and member of the Board of Aldermen of the town of Boon ton. Mr. Potter’s home life includes spending summer months at his second home in Greensboro, Vermont. In this quiet and sec luded place he practices his music, raises flowers, and enjoys the company of his grandchildren, to recover from such school activities as paper pep rallies.” It is for his ntanv fine deeds during his years at Boonton High School that we, ECHOES 1970, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. William Potter. Outdoor life is verv important to the Potters Two of his hobbies are painting Pennsylvania Dutch Hex signs and collecting college mugs. 25

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Mr. Angillv is a man of great school spirit. For four years he has guided our class through every phase of high school life. He has fully supported activities, teams and students. His good humor never failed during the fairs and candy sale, soph hop, prom and magazine drive. Even a certain turtle failed to arouse his deep anger. Several activities depend upon his leadership. Who can remember a pep rally or a bus trip to an awav game when he was not there? For all he has done for Boonton High School and the class of 1970, we hereby extend our deep appreciation to Mr. Walter Angilly. 24

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration And Faculty 27 Sports 55 Activities 75 Underclassmen 103 Seniors 145 Advertisements 195 cover courtesy of B. Plahn. seal courtesy of K. Mueller