Bound Brook High School - Echo Yearbook (Bound Brook, NJ)

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.yfonm any Qgjkdabli 4'Fo1 we, which now behold these present days Have eyes to wonder, hut lack tongues to praise IL 'Q if G. HARN'EY N1CHoLLs YVords often fail to express the gratitude and appreciaf tion one feels toward another. Such is the Case with G. Harvey Nicholls. our retiring principal. As the sands of time have quickly sifted through the past thirtyftive years. Mr. Nicholls has been a faithful and a loyal servant to his school and his community, Few tasks were too great for him. None were too small to pass him hy without some recognition and consideration. It is with a great deal of honor that the graduating class of 1955 offers a trilaute to Mr. Nicholls, a sincere educator, a tireless worker. and a devoted friend.

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We reflect on the past, and are able to say, That our time has been properly spent B. BENJAMIN MERRILL O hi eafwa we For his unselfish service, enormous school spirit, his ability to see humor in all situations, and above all his enthusiastic participation in Student Council activities, we of the Class of '55 dedicate our Echo to B. Benjamin Merrill. Mr. Merrill's interest in the Student Council has greatly enriched our school life. Many of our sucf cessful Student Council activities have been sponf sored by him. A teacher of Industrial Arts, Mr. Merrill strives continuously to give Industrial Arts its rightful place in our school curriculum. Through his earnest teaching and sympathetic understanding a Bound Brook High School student won national recognif tion in an Industrial Arts Contest. It is, indeed, a privilege and an honor to bestow this recognition on such a worthy teacher, friend, and counselor.