East Orange High School - Syllabus Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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61,000 GALEN JONES, Ph.D. Principal QResigncd, December 1, 19455 LEWIS B. KNIGHT, A.NI. Principal fflppoirzfcd Marcb 18, 19461 HAROLD I. PALMER, A.M. Axsociatc Principal and Director of Organizrllivil DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH WILLIAM F. BAUER, A.M., Head W. PAUL BOWDEN, A.B. MARION K. BRAGG, M.A. KATHERINE C. BURRILL, A.B. THERON E. COFFIN, A.B. GRACE T. HINNI, B.A. DON S. HITCHNER, A.B., M.Ed., and Guidance LINDA HOLLOWAY, M.A. M. BERNADETTA QUINN, A.B. LUCILLE G. ROBINSON, A.B. MARY E. UTECHT, A.M., and Guidance GRACE M. WARNER, A.M. DEPARTMENT O-F SCIENCE GLEN W. BULGER, M.A., Head RONALD -BRISCOE, B.S. CHESTER N. HAHN, B.S. EUGENE HELLWIG, A.B. GOODSELL W. HERRON, M.A. MARION H. HERRON, B.S. DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES FRANK W. ROBERTS, Ph.B., Head NINA. A. ADAMS, A.B. FRANK E. DAVIS, M.A. EFIORENTINO A. DeMARZO, M.A. DONALD E. HOSMER, A.M. LILLIAN LOWELL, A.B. ELIZABETH M. MAZZOLA, M.A. 'I'MARIE J. PLANTAMURA, B.A. KATHERINE M. ROWLEY, A.B. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS ORLANDO H. DANIELS, B.S., Head ETHEL HARRISON COHEN, A.B. INEZ S. ENSIGN, A.M., and Guidance ARTHUR A. LE PORI, B.S. MARGARET M. MASON, A.B. FANNIE HARLOW ROBINSON, A.B. RUTH E. WHEELER, B.A. ALBION G. HART, A.B. Associalc Principal and Regirfrar DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES BURTON W. ROMICH, B.S., Acting Head KATHERINE ANN BOYLES, A.B., B.E. CHARLES F. CARR, A.M. RUTH MOREY CRICHTON, M.A. TJEANNETTE BETTS DODD, A.B. 'I'ORA B. DODDS, B.A. 'ILILIAN M. FRIEND, B.A. 'IELAINE L. GILL, A.B. JOHN T. HUBBARD, A.B. GEORGE C. SHOTWELL, M. of Litt. -MELVIN C. SHUTTLESWORTH, M.A. :PNORMAN E. WHITTEN, M.A. DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION PHILIP I. TOWLE, B.B.A., Head H. FRANKLIN FORD, A.B. CATHERINE HAMLEN, B.S. FLORENCE ORDWAY, A.B. CORNELIA M. POLSON, B.C.S. STEPHEN J. SECOL, B.S. in Ed., M.B.A. RUTH STACEY, B.A. HAZEL A. VAN DERVEER, S.B. ROLAND S. WOOLSON, B.S. in Ed. DEPARTMENT OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS DELLA M. HACKETT DEPA.RTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS HAROLD O. AKESON, B.S. DONALD M. HUTSON FREDERICK R. PRICE VICTOR H. RAUSCH RUSSELL P. RUBRECHT, B.S., Ed. M. DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS RUTH FITZSIMMONS. BS. GERTRUDE B. JENNINGS, B.S. JOSEPHINE M. LENNOX, B.S., A.M. EVELYN LUNDELL, B.S., M.A. DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC C. PAUL HERFURTH, Instrumental HERALD A. JONES, Mus. Bach., M.A. ELSIE P. DAVIS, Accompanist DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND DRAMATICS PAUL B. WILLIAMS, M.A., Chairman JEANNETTE BJORNEBY, M.A. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION ERNEST BENATRE, B.P.E., Director PETER C. EUJARCYK, B.S., M.A. Ed. ALBIN LEESON, B.S. EDWIN DEACON LEWIS, M.A. SAMUEL SEZAK, B.A. in Ed. ISABELLE MARIE KIRCH, M.S.. Clmio man of Girls LORRAINE GENTIS, A.M. GERTRUDE GROENENDYKE, B.S. ELLEN LEINONEN, M.A., and Guidance and Social Activities MARJORIE E. PEEL, B.A., B.S., Librarian MARIE B. MIDDLETON, R.N., Nurse KATHLEEN WILSON, Cafeteria Manager ALOLINE PICKELL, B.A., Supervisor of Study Halls CAROLINE S. HANCE, Principal's Secretary OFFICE ASSISTANTS NATALIE D. CODEY DOROTHY B. HART LILLIAN M. HOTH JANE E. KERR, B.A. FRANCES P. KIDDER, A.B. 'I'Interim assignment for teacher on mili- tary leave. :i0n leave with the Armed Forces.

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THE GRADUATES OF EAST ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL have made great contributions to- Ward Winning the war. Now come the problems of peace, and apparently these will also require che concentrated efforts of all Americans if future living is to reach new peaks of happiness and satisfaction. The city of East Orange has provided you with excellent educational opportunities. Your teachers and your principal have as- sisted you in making the most of these op- edzidge l'0l7L ,fZDf. Jonfopp portunities. You will soon have occasion to demonstrate that the money and efforts expended for your education were Worth while. Perhaps you have already planned to furnish some much needed leadership in an intelligent attack upon the nation's so- cial, economic, and political problems. We wish you Well in such endeavors, as Well as in all other Worth-while activities which you may undertake. HENR Y E. KENTOI-rl

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en lord f Nineteen hundred anal forty-six, this memorable year in the history of time, has special significance for you, the Class of Forty-six. During your entire stay with us, you have participated in a praise-worthy manner in the many projects necessary toward winning the war. Now you are called to step directly forward into the world of to- morrow. New responsibilities and greater opportunities for service await you there, for you must help to set your world right. The work to he clone and the way it is to be clone matter much. Let your purposes and your achievements he high so that, in deeds of remembrance, you may honor the sacrifices of those who gave their lives for you and for the future peace of all inankind. C' Lx. M. WAxN1u