Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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WW we All lw., FRED Fred Brookwell, one of the more active students of V.H.S., was pres- ident of the newly organized Forum Club in his senior year. He was active in such sports as golf, tennis, bowling and intra-murals through- out all his four years. In addition Fred was on the Shadows staff and warbled in the Boys' Glee Club. tcTONYaJ l'ony Caputo came to Verona in iis freshman year and immediately nade a host of friends. He was noted for his keen sense of humor ,nd very friendly personality. Al- hough not very active in school :lubs he did take part in the Golf ,nd Bowling Teams. RALPH Ralph Buggeln was a member of the newly organized Slide-Rule Club in his senior year. He was one of the few u er elassmen in PP this unique club. Ralph was also in the Glee Club and tl Pen and ' ub ' inf ' ' Pencil Cl .elf BLONDIE Ruth Burke, called Blondie for obvious reasons, is rather well- known for her feuds in English class. She was a member of the I.S.S. for two years and of the Dance Club for one year. Ruth also served V.H.S. as a member of the Locker Patrol in her Senior year. 1 nior year, became of K VV he Model JEAN jean Carlson was very active in ath- letics in her high school career. She became girls' tennis champion in her sophomore year and president of the Girls' A.A. in her junior year. She also worked on the White Hornet staff. Jean is especially noted for her witty remarks in class. NBILLU XVilliam Casper bids fair to become a crack marksman. He put in two years as one of the boys in the Rifle Club. In his sophomore year he also participated in the Pen and Pencil Club and the Chess Club. Not to ignore sports, Bill played intra-mural basketball. all

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iv 'io J f -. 'il LH. 'K X I A in R X I l A i . 1' . l' ii 1 4 -S VF, 1, I .HJ I.. jf, tx gl gl KIM ., V , S . f f V f ' 'JIYN NL? ! L jf. f', ix I ' L' f MAIL! xy 'Y' 1 ff' X Q f' fl' kt. N l .1 19 j if 'A X' D 4 .ye ' fl ' J X ' ' ' ALBEBTA Alberta Beald has been an interested member of the I.S.S. for the last three years. In her freshman year Alberta joined the Movie Club, and in her sophomore year, when she was more accustomed to V.H.S., she found time for the Girls' A.A. and Dance Club. She was also in the Cooking Club. tzPEGxy Elaine Bentley has made a name for herself as a secretary. As a junior she was secretary of her class and as a senior she acted as secretary of the Dramatic Club. Besides this she was appointed secretary'of the new ai also been for Doc I Student.Court. El me doingfecretarial in the field of X I F xp Lf . if! , 54 ' ' d X K--iff D sf' 9 FRANK Frank Bedford was an outstanding golfer in the annuals of Verona High. He led the team to many triumphs and scored among the best in the State High School Tourna- ment. Even though Frank excelled in golf, he was a member of the bowling team and was active in the Finance Committee and Science Club. VIGGO Viggo Blaes, our Danish student, came to V.H.S. as a Sophomore. He soon became acquainted and in his junior year he became an I.S.S. member. He also joined the Forum Club as a Senior. He intends to be- come an engineer and will probably be seen on the campus of Steven-s next year. MERLE Merle Bedford is outstanding for her fine appreciation of classical music. She was a member of the Opera Club for several years. She also participated in the work of the Shadows staff and of the I.S.S. Merle intends to become a journalist after finishing college. around dcyoted fi7f'LfLf va I 7 ' gf . aw awejwv MEAL , MRL 670,

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SHORTY Betty Cavalero was a member g the Trafhc Patrol for three years und in her senior year became co- ehairman of the patrol. She vocal- ized in the Girls' Glee Club for three years, was Secretary-Treasurer of the Dance Club in her senior year, and was also in the Dramatic Club for three years. 3' feats RALPH Ralph Cestone, a very active debat- er of the Senior Class, is the man with the great memory for facts and figures. This year he was a member of the Forum Club. For a hobby, Ralph does a fine job of breeding wild game. He is usually seen driving his gray Ford. 1 uBOBvx in th hall of f S. r his . tis- n elly - b emem jed tic a ' ri 3 hs s ' r y ar he w s one of th k ' orkers the ster Co 4-Q' e. However e V- interest i thletic , or l h membe tHe aske all a d 'Q ' last yea in Whit' u igh. X, 1' If Y I y -f . f I2 0 V PETE Raymond Conover was one of the more enthusiastic and active mem- bers of the Dramatic Club. For several years he did his share of the stage work connected with the school play. He completed his career in the Dramatic Club by becoming treasurer in his senior year. 1. si, P W trams BOB Robert Chestnut has made a name for himself in Verona High School as a dancer of no mean ability. He used this skill in the Dance Club where he was a welcome member. To vary his activities Bob became a member of the Dramatic Club. 'Q CONNIE June Conrad's main interest was in the Glee Club. As a Junior she was the only fortunate girl in V.H.S. who was chosen to represent us. in the All-State Chorus. In her senior year she participated in the activi- ties of the I. S. S.