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

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Whether it is to explain why we are late to school or to ask advice, the students of West Orange always find Mr. Wine a patient, understanding listener, one who is ever ready to discuss our problems and offer advice. With the Class cf ’46, Mr. Wine leaves the following mes- sage: During your high school course, we not only have given you academic training but have tried to develop in you self guidance through reflective thinking. After graduation, a vast field of opportunity will be opened to you; and your success in life will largely depend upon your ability to get along with people, a knowledge of what to say and when to say it, of what to do and when to do it. Good luck to you in your new adventure. Page 15

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Thou wcrt my guide, philosopher, and friend.” Mr. Hearn's devotion to all phases of school life makes him our good friend, one we depend upon for real help. Due to his fine ideals of democratic living we now have many school organizations, which teach us how to live together. In his brief stay here, he has made himself well liked by students and teachers alike. Mr. Hearn counsels us: Atomic energy, television, radar, and, who knov perhaps a trip to the moon are just around the corn The world you face is full not only of complexities ai problems but of opportunities and adventures. What yi have learned here, valuable as it may be, is only a begi ning. Know what you want, select a goal, and wo toward it. Use your talents and your training diligent and all will be well. To you, the Class of '46, the Victc Class, we bid Godspeed with sincere wishes for happin and success.” General Manager RAYMOND E. HEARN

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WALTER ASPER State Teachers’ College Trenton. N. J.. B.S. Mathematics ELLEN BENDER East Stroudsburg, Fa.. State Normal School B.S. Kiitgcrs University M.E. Mathematics GEORGE J. BLAINE Notre I)ame B.S. Physical Education KATHERINE F. BLISS Ml. Holyoke College A.B. V. .9. History LEIGH W. BLUMER Oshkosh State Teachers College B.S. Columbia University M.E. V. .9. History DONALD P. BUSH Penn. State College B.S. Montclair State Teachers’ College M.A. Biology JENNINGS BUTTERFIELD Columbia Teachers' College New York University Instructor Music ROBERT C. CALLARD Sringfield University B.P.E. Physical Education CONSTANCE N. CRAIG Panzer College B.S. Physical Education RONALD C. DOLL Columbia College A.B. Teachers’ College, Columbia University M.A. P.A.D. Page 16