Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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CHARLES K. MARCHANT President CHARLES ELLIS Vice President Stella Allchin Jeanette Anderson Kenneth Ashworth Howard Beams E. Lorraine Beck Beulah Bergman Jesse Boyette Helen Brombach Elsie Carlson Emma Carlson Frances Carlson Justin Carroll Frances Cebello Ada Cooper Dorothy Davenport Jean Davies Hildegarde Derwig Charles Dressel Anson Fischer Helen Garrabrant Pauline Geib Rose Ginsberg Jacob Ginsberg Irving Goldbaum William Hinrichs Thompson Holdsworth Jean Holloway Aasta Indahl Charles Jackson Helen Jackson Valeska Jacobsen John Jaqueth, Jr. Jessie Kautzman Marie Krauss Frank Lanning Jerome Leavitt Nancy Lewis Edith MacDonald Sidney Macy Theodore Magee Marie Murgatroyd Geraldine McManaman KATHRINE WHITE Secretary-Treasurer Marion Mead Anna Mercovich Eleanor Miller Clifford Morehouse Euretta Murphy Antoinette Palladino David Purdie, Jr. Ruth Sellick Anne Slaight Helen St. Claire Clara Stillwell Stanley Taub Marion Teare Amanda Tempesta Dorothy Tobin Beatrice Walters Marion Waterman Eleanor Wickham Walter Widmark Page Iwvnfy-s

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,E ...... H, SHADOWS ,I- p RAIN Rain falls gently, softly, swiftly on all nature She dips her slender fingers into tulip cups of every hue, Like a little mouse she slips between each thirsty plant, Christening each with her clean, pure, coolness. She is beautiful, this Goddess from the heavens. H. G. '34. FOG Fog slips, lurks, slides Through city streets. Enveloping all in her path Leaving the city quiet and blank, Like a shroud over a corpse. H. G. '34. The friendliness of Nature is strong. Here everyone has his place. Her privileges are for us allg she knows no partiality. In Nature, the shy make the intimate acquain- tance of the bold, the weak with the strong, and the foe with the friend. Prejudices cease and quarrels are forgot- ten. At times, Nature seems cruel and unjust, but the mother of all living things has made plans for us all. No matter how unjust her actions may seem to us, remember, she knows no partiality, we are all her children. In the wildness of Nature everyone is at his best, for kinship is the spirit of Nature. H. B. '34, Am- ' 'kflxcmf 'kilzmy' 1 9 3 3 imp Page twenty-six

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