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

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THKI.MA AI.I.EN Olwrlin College. A.H. French ELLEN RENDER East Stroudsburg, Pa.. Slate Normal School; Rutgers Cniversity. R.S., M.E. Geometry, Algebra M. DEBORAH I). BETZ Buckiiell Cniversity. B.S. I . S. History. P.A.I). MARGARET II. BICKFORD Trinity College. A.B.; Cornell Cniversity. M.A. English I. El Cl I V. BI.CMER Oshko.-h Stale Teachers’ Col- lege; Columbia I’niversity, B.S.. M.A. l S. History. P.A.I). IKNNINOS B OTTER Kl El. I) Columbia Teachers’ College; New York Cniversity Mo arteum. Salzburg. Austria Music ROBERT C. CALLARD Springfield Cniversity, B.P.E. Physical Education KATHERINE F BLISS Ml. Holyoke College. A.B. 0. S. History E D M C XI E A STWC)() I) Rhode Island State College. B.S.; Columbia Cniversity. M.A. Biology NORA C. EVANS Rider College. B.C.S. Commercial MARGARET E. EATON New York State Teachers' College. A. B. Spanish HAYDEN EVANS Grove City College B.C.S.; Montclair State Teachers’ College. M.A. Business Administration Page 20

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Mr. Reimherr Ever since Mr. Reimherr came to West Orange in 1918, he has been principal of West Orange High. He has come to be con- sidered an integral part of our school. In the hall he sits reading his morning paper. In the auditorium he reads I Corinthians 13, his favorite chapter; in the office he gives friendly counsel to teacher and stu- dent alike; in the classroom he assists in the absence of the teacher. Mr. Reimherr has devoted all his time and energy to our school —the school is his life and he is the school. For the last six years Vice-Prin- cipal of West Orange High School, Jesse Taylor has ably assisted Mr. Reimherr in the administration of school policies. He attended Wes- ley Collegiate Institute, a prep school in Dover, Delaware, from 1915 to 1919. Having been grad- uated from Wesleyan in 1923, Mr. Taylor then earned his M.A. de- gree in school administration at Co- lumbia. For the next three years he taught mathematics and coached athletics in Islip, Long Island; he came to West Orange in 1926 as a chemistry teacher; in 1938 he was promoted to his present position of Vice-Principal. We students rarely pause to consider the added clerical work which the war has brought to our reduced office staff; consequent- ly, we often fail to remember and appreciate the countless hours spent by Mr. Taylor in the various work of the school. His genuine interest, his sincerity, and his sympathetic and wise counsel have won him the admiration and respect of the whole student body. Mr. Jesse I. Taylor Page 19

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MERI.!N' J. FINCH BnlTalo State Teachers’ College Shop MARGUERITE L. H EES EM AN New York University, A.B. Physiography JOHN II. FULLER East Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College. B.S.: New York University. M.A. English ami History LUTHER V. HENDRICKS New York University, B.S.. M.A.: Graduate Study at ('olumliia P.A.D. RUTH E. GOODYEAR Dickinson College, A. It.; ('olumliia University. M.A. English FREDA IIERGT Massachusetts School of Art Art MYRON IIEADINGTON Bowling Green University. B.S. Biology JANE A. IIII.SON Ohcrlin College. A. It.; ('olumliia University, M.A. English FAYE E. KARNES University of Kansas. A.B.; New York University. M.A. Typing EDITH C. MANN Temple University, B.S. Home Economics Page 21