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

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THET.MA V. ALLEN Oberlin College. A.B. French, English WAI.TER ASPER Geneva College; State Teachers’ College, Trenton, N. J., B.S. Mathematics KATHERINE F. BLISS Mt. Holyoke College. A.B. U.S. History LEIGH W. BLUMER Oshkosh State Teachers’ College; Columbia University. B.S., M.A. U.S. History ROBERT C. CALLARD Springfield University. B.P.E. Physical Education I CONSTANCE CRAIG Panzer College. B.S. Physical Education ELLEN BENDER M. DEBORAH D. BETZ East Stroudsburg, Pa. State Bucknell University. B.S. Normal School: Rutgers U.S. History University, B.S., M.E. Mathematics DONALD BUSH Penn State College; Montclair State Teachers College B.S., M.A. • Biology JENNINGS BUTTERFIELD Teachers’ College, Columbia University; New York University; Mozartum, Salzburg, Austria Instrumental Music i RONALD C. DOLL Columbia College, A.B.; Teachers’ College. Columbia University. M.A. P.A.D. DORIS DOWELL Texas Technological College, B.S. Clothing [18]

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Our Vice-Principal CHESTER H. WINE This year our high school is playing host to a new vice-princi- pal, Mr. Chester H. Wine. Born March 18, 1896, in Har- risonburg, Virginia, Mr. Wine at- tended public schools in that town and also in Winchester, Virginia, and Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. While in high school, he transfer- red to Lebanon Valley Academy where he completed his secondary education. In 1914, upon comple- tion of his Junior Year at Lebanon Valley College, he enlisted in the United States Army and spent two years with the armed forces of the United States during which time he served one year in France. After the war he resumed his studies at Lebanon Valley College and was graduated in 1920 with the A.B. Degree. During college, his major subject was history; but he also found time to win his varsity let- ter in football and basketball. He began his teaching career at Allen- town Preparatory School at Allen- town, Pennsylvania, where he taught history and coached the athletic teams. From there he went to the high school at Connelsville, Pennsylvania. It was in Connels- ville that he met Mrs. Wine. He next became teacher and coach in the high schools in Latrobe, Penn- sylvania, and Monongahela, Penn- sylvania. In 1930 he came to West Orange High School to teach American History and Problems of American Democracy and to assist with the coaching of the football teams. He became principal- of Hazel Avenue School in 1932 where many of us West Orange High students became acquainted with him. He held that office until 1944 when he was made our vice- principal. He has taken post graduate work at the Teachers College, Columbia University and at Montclair State Teachers College, where he ob- tained the M.A. Degree. Bridge and golf constitute Mr. Wine’s favorite recreations. For his wise and sympathetic counsel and for his patient industry about our school, we give Mr. Wine our hearty thanks. [17]

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HAZEL S. DUNKERLEY New Jersey College, A.B.; Rutgers University. M.Ed. Librarian EDMUND EASTWOOD Rhode Island State College. B.S.; Columbia University, M.A. Biology MARGARET EATON New York State Teachers College. A.B. Spanish NORA C. EVANS Rider College, B.C.S. Commercial HAYDEN EVANS Grove City College. B.C.S.; Montclair State Teachers’ College, M.A. Business Practice MERLIN J. FINCH Buffalo State Teachers' College Shop JOHN H. FULLER East Stroudsburg State Normal School, B.S.; New York University, M.A. English RUTH E. GOODYEAR Dickinson College, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A. English JANE GORALSKI Bradford Junior College; Ithaca College. B.S. Vocal Music MYRON HEADINGTON Bowling Green University, B.S. Biology MARGUERITE I. HEESEMAN New York University, A.B. Commercial, Physiography FREDA HERGT Massachusetts School of Art Art [»»]