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

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MR STRONG

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sat? 44' 49 2' i Vkxwsmgsnm R r 5 is'-X xp' itxumt q,unt'! THE SHIP S MASTER Seldom melted Ire tht occasxons on vshnch vu see our suptrmttndtnt Wir Strong Aslde from hxs all too rare appurancts nn lssembly we hear from hlm only nndnrectly an unexpected holldu has been granted to us 1 rannx mormng has made If xmpos snblt to have school or sugar ratlonmg means a week of half SLSSIODS for us Yet Mr Strong IS an xntegral part of our West Orange Schools Ht nt 15 who at tends to tht thousand and one dttaxls and problems arnsxng not only ln our school but also m the gram mar and junior hxgh schools In spate of the many demands on hrs txmt he IS an ardent footer at all West Grange football games, chcermg the touch downs and snghmg at the fanlures Interested nn the welfare of all of us, both mdxvxdually and collec tlvely, Mr Strong recexves our wholewearted aclmnra tnon and respect ,518 '- LSA A . . :fs'f.J - I af Q ,' 1 . 5' -, x' 9, , -V X ay gg 1 r A 1 ' ' n , , . I VT . . j . li' . . an ,sg -Q j-.WE ' I ' I , A ,

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FREDERICK VVILLIAM REIMHERR Born in Waterford, New York, November 19, 1884. Attended the public schools of his native community and was graduated from NVaterford High School in june, 1902. Taught a rural one-room school during the school year 1902-1903. After four years, he was graduated from Colgate College in june, 1907. From September, 1907, to June, 1918, he was principal of the High School in Vfaterbury, Vermont. Through exten- sion courses at Teachers, College, Columbia University, he won his M.A. degree. He is a member of the Congregational Church, a charter member of the School Masters' Club of New Jersey, and a member of the New Jersey Council of Education. Regarded not only as our principal but also as our friend, Mr. Reimherr, patient, sincere, and understanding, is a haven for worried students. I --, .. - --04... -A1 inn. db -.a W 5-f