Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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CLASS OF 1942 Abramson, Richard Abrell, Phyllis Adair, Graham Adams, Beatrice Balne, Ruth Beald, Alberta Beaton, Betty Bedford, Frank Bedford, Merle Bentley, Elaine Black, Robert Blaes, Viggo Bonta, David Brookwell, Frederick Burke, Ruth Caputo, Anthony Carlson, Jean Caspar, William Cavalero, Betty Cestone, Ralph Chesnut, Robert Connelly, Robert Conover, Raymond Conrad, June Coon, Mildred Corwin, Dorothea Corwin, Eleanor Cullen, George Davis, June Dodd, Carol Page Twenty eight Easton, Donald Eklund, Carl O. Erickson, Ellen Farley, Jack Farrar, Anne Farson, Robert Feistel, Janis Feltham, Charles Feltham, Ruth Garvey, Julliette Rose Griiiin, Gladys Gulla, Charles Harbecke, Joan Harris, Robert Hathaway, Raymond Hayes, Beatrice Henderson, Dorothy Henderson, Maurice Jacob, Arthur Johnson, Sylvia Kautzman, Margaret Klippel, George Kreuder, Paul Lehman, Betty McBratney, Joan Manchester, Dorothy Mansfield, Betty Mau, Anthony Messina, Diana Montagne, Marge Neblo, Burton Nelson, Arthur Newell, Parker Newsom, Jean Nordeen, Helen Palladino, Frederick Peck, Ann Priest, Virginia Rast, Earl Rekoon, Shirley Reuter, Doris Roberts, Jane Rogers, Edward Sayer, Ralph Schneidewind, Mary Elizabeth Schoof, Richard Silver, Marjorie Smith, Arthur Smith, Carol Smithers, Dorothy Smithline, Jacquelin Smoot, Edwin Soleau, Bernice Tucci, Peter Van Brunt, Le Roy Welsh, Norman L., Jr Wettack, Douglass Wirthlin, Donald Youmans, Dorothy Zink, Frank

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1942 Class History This year we made up for our famous delay by having the only legal election for class officers in the school. VVe chose to be governed again by Parker Newell as pres- ident, Norman VVelsh as vice-president, and Elaine Bentley as secretary-treasurer. The members of this class can truly be proud, for they have had many students who excelled not only in their studies but also have contributed to athletics, drama, music, art, and the sciences as well as playing major parts in social functions of Verona High School. To speak of only a few, we were represented by Ruth Feltham, Eddie Rog- ers, and Arthur Smith in the school play, The Lady Electsf' this year. ln the Held of sports we had George Klippel, Norman VVciner, and Frank Zink on the football squad. VVe were represented on the basket- ball court this winter by Bob Black and Norman VVciner. The track team was help- fully aided by the presence of Bob Harris, Arthur Iaeob, and Frank Zink, and Bob Black was one of the pitchers for the base- ball team. Ralph Cestone was active in the field of science. Isle is especially interested in bird life. A few other athletes who were outstand- ing in their respective fields are Parker New- .ffyl N-.f- , N.,- President . . . Parker Newell Vice-President . Norman Welsh Secretary-Treasurer . Elaine Bentley ell, one of the co-captains, and Frank Bed- ford, also of our golf team, while Betty Bea- ton is our Olympic swimming champion of future years. Another achievement of one of our stu- dents, Charles Feltham, was fact that he represented Verona High ol in the Ili-Y Convention at Trenton on April eighteenth and nineteenth. This meeting was known as the model Legislature. VVe have an undisputable reputation for originality, which shows itself at our very popular dances. Remember The Three Little Fishes, and Confucius Say, also the unforgettable prom given this year by the Iuniors. Next year we, the Iunior Class, intend to carry on our hard work, both in studies and in extra activities, and make Verona High School truly proud of the Class of ,42. Page Twenty-nine