West High School - Occident Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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ix LA DR. H. H. REIGHLEY, Principal Signally honored in assuming the conihined responsihilities as the executive head ol' the VVest Senior and junior lligh Schools this year. Dr. ll. ll. lleighley supervises approximately eighty teachers and the activities of 2200 students. ln addition to his school duties, Dr. lleighley edges tl.cse contemporary victory gardeners. heing an enthusiast ol' farming lior quite some time. To indulge in this lavorite pastime and hohhy, he and lXlrs. lleighley vacation at their l50-acre llarin in northern Adams County, Ohio. 16 miles south oli llillshoro, where Dr. lleighley raises corn, wheat, tohacco, hay, cattle, hogs, and garden trucli. liven during the winter, the lure of the land was too great, so prior to gasoline rationing, each Saturday and Sunday was spent in the southern part ol' Ohio. Dr. lleighley was horn in Adams County, where he attended XVinchester lligh School. Later he attended Uhio Northern University. hut due to Imam-ial tlillicalzies he relinquished his education for a period during which time he taught school. With funds replenished, he resumed his studies at hliami University. where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary fraternity, and was graduated with hachelor ol' arts degree. The several years following his graduation from Miami University were spent as instructor in physics and mathematics at East lligli School, where he was the head ol' the science department. ln 1920 he was appointed lay the superintendent ol' schools, C. Collicott. to supervise the school huilding program ol' Columbus puhlic schools, to which joh he devoted his llull time for one year. At that time he came over to llighland 'lunior lligli School as principal, and remained in that huilding until 1929, when that school was transferred to XVest .lunior l ligh School. llc was principal ol' VVest junior until 1937, when he came to the Senior lligh olliee. At present he is mentor of the largest high school in the city. ln V933 he received his doctor of philosophy degree from Ohio State University. llis name has heen included in all three editions of American Men ol' Science and in VVho's Wlio in lzducationf' 4 4 4 4 4 4 4