Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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f X D EIIA EVENT THE SCHOOL HIKE On October 13 occurred the first social event of the season--the annual hike to the Hemlocks. The Freshmen were decorated with signs and ribbons. Their presi- dent, LeRoy Lum, wearing a thing which resembled a baby dress for a night gownj, was pushed up Bloomfield Avenue in a baby carriage. He certainly did look cute! When we arrived, games were played while Freshies gathered wood for the fire. Shortly after dark the initiations began. After a gay time in this manner we all parted for home and bed, promising to be present at the next hike. THE HALLOWE'EN PARTY In the latter part of October, the Seniors gave a Hallowe'en Mask Party for the school. 'Mid funny tramps, flirty seniors, and gay gypsies, the party got under way and soon the room was a whirling mass of color, while strains of music issued from one corner of the room. There was fortune telling, a Paul Jones, games and dancing. The party broke up about twelve and we all started home after spending an enjoyable evening. THE SOPHOMORE PARTY On March 9, the Sophomores successfully entertained the school. As each one came in, he was given a colored ribbon. When all was ready, contests were held be- tween the different teams. Of course, there was dancing between the games. The High School Dance Orchestra played, and everyone thought the music fine. Cake and ice cream were served. The party disbanded early as the next day was a school day. PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST On March 30, the annual Public Speaking Contest was held under the direction of Miss Helen Hosp. Eight speakers were chosen from the entire school to enter the contest. The participants were Olive Toner, Ruth Ashe, Marie Sonn, Marjorie Smith, Charlotte Wheaton, Bertha Hodgson, Sam Scola and Fred Madrigyn. Marjorie Smith won the first prize of 5610, and Olive Toner, the second of SS. A quartet from the orchestra played between the selections. THE FRESHMAN PARTY On Friday, April 27, the Freshman class, not to be surpassed by the upper classes, gave a school party with the assistance of Miss Cook. As eight o'clock approached we found it raining very hard, but what more could Freshmen expect? At the door of the High School various colored ribbons were secured by the guests, each color representing a team. When the teams had assembled in the auditorium, Mr. Goeltz started relay races. The floor was very slippery and many tumbles were witnessed. As yet we haven't made our decision as to whether the blue or green teams won. Following the games there was dancing followed by a Paul Jones. At ten o'clock refreshments were 28