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

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Page 22 SOlL'OlVION C. S'il'lRONC- SIlIJt'l'flIft'I1lI'!'l1f of Srlnooli Super AIR. Strongis untiring work for our interests and his expert management assuring us of every school necessity and comfort too often pass unnoticed in the hurly-burly and rush of class life. Wfe are able to hear him only a few times a yearg these days are eagerly looked forward to, and his advice is cherished and followed. Yet when we find him again each fall in his accus- tomed place among the foot- ball players, cheering as wholeheartedly and as ex- citedly as any undergraduateg and we see him downcast at our failures or rejoicing with us at our victories, we recog- nize him not only as our trusted guide and adviser, but also as our friend.

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