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

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fa? Hell broke loose m our senlor year, thus maklng our graduatlon an event not of local xnterest 15 those nn the past, but one of natnonal nmportance We are rlsmg young Amerncans We are the young men who wrll stand behmd the guns, the workers who wxll Wm the war of productlon, the statesmen who wlll create the peace of the future The theme of th1s book, therefore, IS a patrxotrc one whlch the hlstory of our tnmes seems to dlctate But we, the class of 42 do not look back upon our school lnfe as the patrnotlc duty xnto vxhlch nt has developed, for m trammg us well for our part ln the future, If has gnven us many good tlmes We cherxsh many memornes of our school days We remember our long assrgnments, we hear agam the lengthy debates, vue recall our run nmg for buses to reach school on txme, but much more uvndly do we remember the pleasures and the frlendshnps of those carefree school days the happxest years of our lrves We shall not easlly forget those days the school, our frxends Too, we shall remember well the beautlful campus ln 1ts fall coat of orange, under nts winter blanket of whmte, and ln 1ts sprmg dress of green, but that these and many other memorles, so dear to us, may llve long gnto t e future, we shall record them, for all nn thus, our 1942 West O Ranger Ain. ,-4,2164 ,A 'u' 'Pwr I al .14 3 z gfv W W fl , W J., Q L' S. 71 N 'A my 'L Us -2- lv? -,L 1.45:-jx I' h Q 'Went' kg 1 In my W xv el r f 55-.er ggpga M5 'A' g gi L , Q .1 W, . dawg-65 3j, SH A ff +34 , farm' f' 'J' 1-J 'Mew fr' W'-1-.g f t. ,gg odhlligd HH A we wil JK qt khff-L2 -f N M E r .vf Al' fi a I sw? -Mm if 'WG E . . Y . . . x G , I . . - . . ' . y . . . Y. X . . I E . . . . . . . , . . . 3 . V . . X . . V . . Q . . . . . w , ' , . ' . , - I . o Y. Q 3 x l x A . A Vx 3 . I 1 . . . , . . x . . . ' .I st ' V Y ef 1 , ' ' If In !! - , -N . 1, l ,W -rt., 1 ' -. JI , .ff .g' ,Q I x NV I, ' - 1 : Yr 531- ' ' .-' ' F a L 'ef 1' ' , L ,D-, -,- rv., 5. . .. ,V t P'-1 -2' L - 4- ' ' 25' 'L ' V .f-1 ' - fs ' L -.-Q, fl ,331 'I - n t V . iff -2- 'V' ,Y '- :W ,, ' . V k .1 na-Hx ,, V .53 If , ll .91 'HMI' 1 :VZ ,I . A -I -V . V. 4 ,. V- 7,5 K 'T A ' . L, ,..e.1,V V - - , ,W , - , N J, '11-. t . 114. -Q -1' . zqivvf is ijsflffgsf'--.J i -Q rl- -sd -- - 'fff '.'Ll- ri-1 1 ,- 2.5 - V 4 ,z - :egg -' 'f lw f - -1 ,-'I 'f 1 fr- .. V - '. 'tif f. s V gf-,251-. V mfr' -.A-ff ' ' ' ' .-.-, V, Q fr 4 -1 .fgu fl, ' Ig QV: t M .kwa . J 7: V 1 lf!! -fm nl- M -:ul SLV ' 1. .. V , V ' ' 1 je V .. 5 , Llvllgt ,: V he 45-fp fr , , VL: --f, I-I :K .QE'r.u:g,'3.'1 - 1.53 -1:1-efi lf, v Tk ,X .. Q s v-,1'..., W- r- ,aww 31-0, 1 g-,Q A P :Si I A ' eg- -, -. ,,- , ,-, - , , , I ,Q,3,n: . r. fl' ,A gh, ' My ,v f .H ,, Q- 1 't e 1 pg:-A A .V 'I ' ' 'J 'r ' JE 'WY Q M' V- -'Tjl1 ' ' ' ' ' R . 'A ' ' 1 2- -' f' ff' 'z-'fn Yon- f--'l'--5 s- li, '-Nb,E7i,. VW rr 3.. .Qs-5, Qwgx . V L, V . H I . , V 7 53.1, V 532- wg.. . .,f. V ,1 ,rl 1- 'Q 5. .V - ff 'Wig ,,, I- b I . -. ,. , U ,V-1' . . '. ' N . ' ',. iff, ' A -1 l- ' 1 3 ':,- . .1 '. fs 3' ' ','- '-1- . sf-V .27 , , '-r V--',,t1' .. ,Af , X1 if 1 1 .- fig: V ., - - . . 1 '. A s - iz- 1 -, 'c' SE - .. . , V .,I V . -V ,Q t U- -E Q- 3 ,I - -' 'ff , - 7 1 'F-: '. '- ' ' ' . 1 ' Qi' 5 523.1-V 5511, llu, 1. V'-1. l V .-, , . f f .V ,, V, --L--,p,., A -. . -V x, ' -f - 1 F Iii-f L+. , ig: ' LI ' 4' 9' ,Q 5 fy. f ,sd Q ' - K' at ,.f ,, -4' I 5: F A ' 'I FY, 1 1 , '.,.1q.,,,, ur. .x.4..f:2.f . : X .E H, . .V I 5 A, -,fs-' H ' . -wt. 2 V -' J ' f.,f1 4- 417' 1' . - 1 ' ' v . lv' ' . fx. ff- , 1, 14 :lf '. 'F-f'.-'I'- ' - ' --?.iUf',f,e -9 V ' ' ' , . M-'Ze' 'rg - ' ' ' ' YQ-, 1 'li'-4,11-'!,4'. ?: V ' -vb. ' l I A z 4 I ' . .V t ' l l M' 4. . U su I -'gladly 'V 'K' lf'-AZ-'-V i ?E1'5'tA1,jl!fxl.?l?-l-'im A - h -' ' 'x' fl ., V ,,.,,.,'e.Q -. . , ' r - f'- .wig '., .Ze fu , ' 'f 4 -I vf'l - ' ' f l 1 If 1 e f bv' V ' -' ' I -V , '5!'f1?ZR'K?:EvfZn- ' ' . M .. Qrdggrl-Qflffifllgwv-v-q.,4j'g f.,-,1-,.,:,xi-II.

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Am., ary-.,6-ln. so-C:-ra-JI.aU ' P4 '99' f ' L'-4 nk XJMA ,M Cs A f-v2.4.0 4-be 3'- I Mm, fr 155464545 It is not often that students in perfect sincerity express their great liking for a teacher, but that is how we feel toward our Spanish instructor. Perhaps the reason we like her so much is that we feel that she in turn likes us. We have never seen her without a cheerful smile. Always willing to help, she takes charge of some of the details of our graduation, presents a Spanish play, her great yearly achievement, and still finds time for travel, reading, and such sports as golfing and bowling. Perhaps these interests are her magic formula for keeping as young as her students. Whatever it is, we know that 'she will never let us down. Therefore, though we may not know how to say it in Spanish, we dedicate our Yearbook to you, Miss Eatong and with it, our deepest affection. rg. N., 'R . a - m,,f-' , 1 ff 130' if N l K