Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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Wagga rx EVELYN Evelyn Henderson in her first two years as a student of Verona High School belonged to the Radio and Movie Club. She was also an active member of the Lost and Found Committee. She finished off her senior year by participating in the Dance Club. ff- le-. f -'ua 1' ,K f 1 f ' :Sn ' . ART 'I' - , x 4.-..-L.ffJ ' 'ff 74.51 Arthur Jacob is known as a track star in more places than V.H.S. He has been our outstanding half-miler for several years. His athletic ability won him the captaincy of the track team this year. Art's also noted for his enlightening comments in class. .Xq l 'ak sl A W QJWBMA MW M f?ff,4j J'aj,lQaw MIKE Maurice Henderson went out for the Soccer Team for several con- secutive years. This year he played on the varsity as a wing. Mike also participated in the volleyball intra-murals in his junior year. K' 6. DAVE David Hocst, although not a var- sity man, took an active part in the intra-mural program. He went out for football intra-murals in both his sophomore and junior years and basketball intra-murals in his third year. Dave also joined the Art Club and the Boys' Glee Club. MIDGE Margaret Kautzman seems to be in- terested in the finer things of life. She has actively participated for one ear in the French Club, the Opera f , ub, and the Dramatic Club. For ll' four years she has contributed her fine voice to the Girls' Glee Club. M ff 'i , - SUE t LJ' 'wr f 'fy 1' . Sylvia Johnson was o'lfit1o,pMl5! Anderson's right - lianlfpssix s. Sue could be found work g' in l'Y f the ofhce any fifth period. s np-f' of the commercials, her skillrin typing and shorthand was available to both faculty and students. How- ever she did find time to join the Movie Club in her Freshman year. .Xi -71.59 ,' ' .Y , vf' .fcffgtl ,frgkf ' f R f , - I .f . ., , ' ,Af..,4,..,1 k, Lffufg- K ,. . fair.. X , A C K., X 0 '17

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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.

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I f X wi ' 'A . A rt I 1 . XL' if Iigii . X l . 5 J ' ei. ef fe, Jul P.K. i. R Paul Kreuder was busily occupied in the fall and spring as football and track manager respectively. He participated in intra-mural baseball, basketball, and soccer. For the last two years he was an active member of the Dramatic Club and has taken part in some of the productions of that organization. IRENE Irene Lamb came to Verona High School during her senior year. Her first accomplishment was to win a high place for herself on the Honor Roll. The only school organization whichishe joined in her short time in Y.H.S. was the Junior Red Cross w ich she served faithfully. I if N , DoTTY Dorothe 1 anch M345 mo :vel was lu nd in he more ye -1 ' ' er , , ' is - flslgf f - M an qdJ ber jf ,fmfram 'Q Q A ' D . s , n' I otf 'rparts J .7172 pla, . y' h I. or1fET'f VVh.ite H2SSiet statl lifa chart er ofllhe Form. je ub. 180 BETTY As a freshman, Betty Mansfield was a member of the Student Council. She participated i-n the Girls' Glee Club and displayed her athletic ability in the Girls' A.A. Betty was also a member of the I.S.S. in her last three years as well as a charter member of the Forum Club. V. ffl MOUSE Betty Lehman has been an active member of the Girls' A.A. for four years. As a freshman she was a member of the Riding Club and for the last two years has been in the I.S.S. This year she was an industri- ous member of the Traffic Patrol. MANDYU Andrew Mau arrived at the doors of Verona High School late in his junior year. He had attended Seton Hall up to that time. Andy play- ed baseball while he was at Seton Hall and continued to do so after he came to Vero a High. f'r.ffifl5 if rlff' Zigi