Montclair Academy - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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V, r5f,VV,,,...V..VVgg 1- ,YVGWVAVSWL V , '75, Q,6lQ,fh W, N 511'-:-V,,z.t.,., ijhqr, .5f5,VV.a,xV f..gf,'fV fmfrfi Q 'WM--y 8 ,VJ W., ,,aVVvV ,: we , , ggQV5-3Q,5-'Vt2Qsi+2.'r.sg'fa'5ant5fftgrws-vyagfq,,f,g:,.+...Vx V . V . V In 1906 a young teacher at the Montclair High School decided to start a school of her own. She was Mary Kimberley Waring, whose middle name was adopted for the school. On the day before the school opened, a kitten was born to the stray cat that the janitor had befriended. He regarded the event as an auspicious omen. Perhaps it was, for the Kimberley School has flourished ever since, sur- viving two world wars and several depressions. In 1909 Miss Waring took into partnership Miss Mary A. Jordan. She and Miss Waring had been classmates at Smith College, and Miss Jordan had previously taught at several other schools. That same year, the property at 33 Plymouth Street was purchased and before long, a new building was erected containing a gymnasium, study halls and classrooms. Later on, the shop and music box were added. In 1910, Kimberley graduated her first class. Three out of the five members went on to college, and Kimberley has been a college preparatory school ever since. In 194-0 Miss Waring and Miss Jordan retired. Helen Burt Mason and Margaret Muir Callie be- came head mistress and assistant headmistress re- spectively. Mrs. Mason had received degrees from Wellesley College and Columbia University and had been head mistress of the Milwaukee-Dowver school before coming to Kimberley. Miss Callie, who had received her degree at Smith College, had been con- nected with Columbia and Oxford Universities be- fore she came to Kimberley. In the spring of 194-1, Kimberley became incor- porated. Since then there has been a board of trustees. Among its members were representatives from the faculty, the Home School Association, and the alumnae to assist the principal.