West Orange High School - Ranger Yearbook (West Orange, NJ)

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Page Fifteen FREDERICK W. REIMHERR —For years the most familiar figure in high school, jovial, a friend to all, ever ready with words of advice and encourage- ment and occasionally of warn- ing—our principal and guide. LESLIE F. BENDER—-Assist- ant principal, admired and re- spected adviser.

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SOLOMON C. STRONC—Respected by all and sought out as a rightcr of wrong, the Superintendent of West Orange Schools. Page Pour teen

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Reinhart Arms lollinson Barry Mrs. Guinn Wolff Strong The Brain Trust President........................................HERBERT BARRY Vice-President ........ JESSE G. COLLINSON General Administrator............................HERBERT BARRY Teachers...................................MRS. CHESTER GUINN Contracts and Supplies ..... JESSE G. COLL1NSON Course of Study ........ SAMUEL D. ARMS Buildings and Grounds .... FRED WOLFF District Clerk...........................W. RUSSELL REINHART During my high school career, I have been haunted by a grim desire to learn what makes West Orange High School tick, and now I have found my answer—The Board of Education. The Board, consisting of four learned men and one wise woman, takes care of such matters as the finances of the school. They investigate the records of the teachers and strive to find out whether they are sage enough to impart knowledge to our young minds. All the business con- cerning school land is turned over to them. When a child becomes involved in trouble with the school authorities, the Board seeks to find out how this matter can be cleared up. Above all, they arc always inter- ested in the welfare of each and every student. Concerned only with advanced educational methods, seeking only the best for our schools, and striving always to lighten the problems of our system, they are aptly entitled The Brain Trust of West Orange Youth.” Page Sixteen