Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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Robert Farson, the 'elifiten l for i whi tasoon 1 LV elfy sYWfl Ulf flylbfl' . . d l- also ildokttip xwj 1 . 1 bit of running. wo' . My BUD Charles Feltham, this year's editor of Shadows , received some of his training from his job as its Business Manager last year. He is also noted for his dramatic interests and his part in the school play. In addition to his activity in sports, Charlie was a member of the White Hornet staff for two years. VM Janis Feistel, one of the live-wire Vfgjx seniors, has participated in the activ- ities of the Girls' A.A. for three years. Janis had the distinction of being one of the charter members of the newly-formed Forum Club. She also sang for V.H.S. in the RUTH luth Feltham was usually found in :he midst of things. She was most aoted for her work as editor of the 'Wfhite Hornet. She also displayed mer leadership in the fulfillment of ier duties as president of the I.S.S. 3esides all this, Ruth was an AU :tudent during her four years at V'.H.S. Girls' Glee Club for two years. MAUDIE Maudie Gibson has been an inter- ested member of the Student Coun- cil both as an alternate and a rep- resentative. She has shown her athletic leanings by her membership and enthusiastic support of the Girls' A.A. She was also a mber of the ever-popular Dance GRIP Gladys Griffin has combined her ability of leadership and geniality to become one of the well-known girls in the class. She has shown her leadership by taking over the presi- dency of the Dramatic Club. She's been quite active in sports and especially in the Girls' A.A. fd 7Z74LM it Z4-4!-Q! fAfl,,l,,jL. fffcfof S 1 'S

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X wifylf 4 U .ff abt. vf Mlasw X 1 J CAROL f . 'Xi Besides being an ace linguist, Carol Dodd is one of the more outstand- ing class wits. She is also athletically inclined and had held membership in the Girls' A.A. during her entire high school career. Carol has also been active in the Girls' Glee Club, the I.S.S., Dramatic Club and Shadows 'SETS ELLEN Ellen Erickson is usually seen about Verona High School with Shirley Rekoon. Ellen, an ardent bridge fan, became a member of the Bridge Club in her junior year. She also helped to retrieve all articles lost, strayed, stolen, or otherwise, on the Lost and Found Committee. 140 s x' I .XQ7 I My will QQDONU CHARLIE Carl Eklund became a star soccer fullback and played on the varsity for two years. Any of the fellows in his math classes can tell you that he's a whiz on paper too! Carl is another person who hopes to be- come an engineer and he may at- tend Stevens next year. Donald Easton was often heard tell- ing his corny jokes in the locker room. His most noteworthy activ- ity was his haigrpanship of the Finance Com ,tee during his sen- ior ye r. Don as also a member of the frghool Qoiiritzil nd as such did hsllshare of' suppfvisi study halls. 1 .L x ' 1cJACK9x john Farley has been Verona High School's efficient football manager for two years. In his freshman and sophomore years in high school he Worked with the Model Club under Mr. Dwyer. In his senior year Jack became a member of the newly-organized Forum Club. ANNE J! Anne Farrar's ost a t ac- tivity this yea lass secretary. ing her soph ore an 1 ' years she h e more s e us job reader. This year, asidi f ' g a ber of the So ' l o m' t nne was also active in h rum Club and the I.S.S.

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MPM Wafadfi CHARLIE Charles Gulla was always willing to assist thc faculty with his skill on the typewriter and his knowledge of shorthand. He was a member of the Student Council and chairman of the Study Hall Committee. Charles was also a prominent mem- ber of the Golf Team and of the Bowling Team. vw' RAY Raymond Hathaway's cheerful face was often seen heckling Mr. Dim- mers between classes this year. He also was a member of the Boys' Glee Club for several years. This year Ray,' was a helpful addition to the bass section. BOB During his years at V.H.S. Robert Harris was active in the field of sports and music. He bowled, played soccer, was a valuable addition to HARBECKEY Joan Harbecke was one of our most famous sportswomen. She was in the Girls' A.A. for four years and acted as manager of some of their sports. This year joan was president of the A.A. She was also a member of the Traffic Patrol and this year was co-chairman. VN N I ,, f . 1' czBEAax l , 17 Bleatrice Hays in her sophomore year .displayed her' artistic ability -N 'Xin xbhe Art Clu l She also had an X, y lu , 5 ilappreciation f lkboth swin A , g and c fssical musiqb She was a member the Swing ub during her first X2 xi ear in V.H.S. and joined the Opera I6 . 'X Club as a Junior. the track team, as well as playing intra-mural baseball, basketball, soccer, and football. Bob added the stirring oompahs to the band and orchestra on his bass horn. c1DOT1y As a sophomore Dorothy Hender- son was one of those who chose to elect the Radio and Movie Club as one of her outside activities. An- other of our activities receiving her support was the Girls' A.A. This year she was elected Vice- President of the A.A.