Boonton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boonton, NJ)

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(Left) Answering the questions. Sophomore Sue Riley continues writing to finally complete the section on the Federalist Era in U.S. History I. (Lower left) Using his notes and the text. Sophomore Fred Vaillancourt keeps a steady pace and doesn't waste a minute's time in finishing his essay paper. (Below) Mr. George Young explains some of the communications equipment that Bell Telephone is presently using and experimenting with for the attentive listeners in Economics class. Mr. D’Amato Seton Hall Univ. Mr. Schlenger Montclair State Columbia Univ. Ms. Collins Glassboro State Mr. Tighe Niagara Univ. Seton Hall Univ. Mr. Angilly Montclair State Montclair State Mrs. Kacur Glassboro State Montclair State

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Today’s Current Events . . . Tomorrow’s History As happenings continue to appear around the world, history continues to expand through the years. Fifty years from now the people of the United States will look back upon today’s energy crisis, high cost of living and governmental disasters of Nixon’s Administration. The History Department relives the foreign and domestic events of past till present and anticipates those possible in the future. Mr. Meryweather East Stroudsburg St. Mr. Berryman Syracuse Univ. Syracuse Univ. Mr. Hino Moravian College Seton Hall Univ. Ms. Krouse Upsala College Mr. Scugling Fairleigh Dickinson Jersey City State 28

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After a short break. Sophomore Jane Bavitz and )unior Carol Montera return to their manuscripts while lunior Debbie Purcaro works non-stop. Preparation for the Business World Employment in today’s business world is hard to find. Experience is the key factor that opens most doors. The Business Department strives to create an interest in the various office functions and develops the skills needed to perform them. Among the courses offered to build experience are typing, stenography, bookkeeping, business law, business machines and accounting. Practical experience is gained by the students of Distributive Education and Vocational Industry Clubs of America. They receive on-the-job training in local industries. Mr. Korinda Mr. Prentice Department Head Univ. of Alabama Trenton State Montclair State Columbia Univ. Mr. Lasenko Rider College Montclair State Mrs. Barnes Fairleigh Dickinson Montclair State Mrs. Molinaro Rider College Mr. Dicks Southwestern St. Okla. State Univ. Mrs. Hillabrant Montclair State 30