Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The SHADOWS staff wishes to express its appreciation to the following whose aid had been invaluable in the preparation of this book: Miss Helen Batchelder, Artj Mr. Harold Crane, Technical Assistance, Mr. Alfred Grass of the Newark Lithograph Company, Pictures, Parent-Teacher' Associaton, Financial Assistance, nSen- ior Class, Financial Assistance, Varityper Company, Technical As- sistance, and especially to Miss M. A. Martin of the A. R. Meeker Company for the assistance in mimeographing. The photographs in this book are by the White Studios.

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Powxfoto In preparing UShadowsH for 1935 it has been the staff's endeavor, throughout, to show the pro- gress of the American High School in the three hundred years of its existence. The High School of toiay bears little resemblance to the Boston Latin School of 1655. The illustrations and writ- ings contained in this book can portray but a small part of the huge changes in buildings, ac- tivities, and general organization which have taken place in this time. However, it is hoped that the material that is presented may lead to a better conception of the remarkable. advantages and' benefits of our modern schools.