Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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QQUQWX qgvwt, Nik MICKEY Le Roy Van Brunt, another of the football stars of V.H.S., also took part in various intra-murals. Aside from athletics, Mickey has been active in the Slide-Rule Club and the Chess Club. He also served on the Hall Committee. Til-foto uBOBn iv xi erTEXrr Norman Weiner is well known for his tenor voice and for his participation in the Lunch Hour Quartet. He used his musical abil- ity in the Glee Club to which he belonged for all four years. Norman also brought glory to V.H.S. as a member of the Football, Basketball, Track, and Baseball Teams. AAA-- Oi notice Douglas Wettgich was voted best looking in the class of '42 in his junior year. His main interest in High School was Golf. He joined the Golf Team and was a member for two years. His second interest was the Radio and Movie Club to which he belonged in his sophomore year. Robert Van Derveer is another of Verona's artists and belonged to the Art Club. He is better known, however, for his love of photog- raphy. When you see Bob, you see a camera in his hands. In fact, you never can tell when he will pop up and snap a candid of you. W uBOBn iowan Whealdon left the halls of rona High School during his nior year to enlist in the Army of reer in V.H.S. he was interested in the Rifle Club and became an ac- tive member of it. He also partici- pated in intra-mural basketball. United States. During his ca- I n:DOTya Dorothy Youmans in her four years of High School has to her credit two years in The Movie Club. This membership occurred in her fresh- man and sophomore years. Al- though Dot has not been very active in extra curricular activities, this does not apply to her classwork. 023

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QV' .HVX X f-P-:v X ' l JE! N 'Q' Alf' A C-U. bftv ,JM th. -Q! fl Q!.Jr' '. N , nr 0' fu! I VXrJf4l l - X' ' f J 'VN . ,-J' .yi X ,. Q .V ' r' - X QLXVX - tk! W xx! JJJ.- I vid ll 4 XX CART Arthur Smith is another product of the Dramatic Club and is well- known for his acting ability. He played Lefty in The Ghost Train and Malley in The Lady Electsf' He also worked on Shad- ows and as a reporter on the Wl1ite Hornet staff. Q 1 'QIACKII-3 Jacquelyn Smitliline started her life in V.H.S. by becoming secretary filly CAROL Carol Smith was usually seen ac- companied by Marjorie. She has been interested in sports and became a member of the Girls' A.A. and of the Riding Club. More on the class- ical side is her participation in the I.S.S. for two years and in the work of the Shadows staff. ef the Radio Club. She climaxed her four years of High School activ- ities by doing a very good job as Business Manager of the Wl1itC Hornet. Jackie started this job in the last part of her junior year and continued through her year. 220 Edwin Smoot acted as one of the valiant men of the Verona High Football Team's line. He did a fine job of blocking in the many games in which he played. Ed also was very active in the Dramatic Club. He usually helped on the stage work connected with the school plays. eff? mcDGTx: Although one of our smaller seniors, Dorothy Smithers has participated actively in sports for the past four years. She became Vice-President of the Girls' A.A. in her senior year. She expresses her journalistic inter- ests by working on the staffs of the White Hornet and Shadows my BERNICE Bernice Soleau spent a great deal of her extra time i Clubs. As .1 freshman she joined he Radio Club. In her sophomor ar she again belonged to the dio Club and also the Movie C b. As a Junior and Senior she belonged to the Dance Club. 5 ff .Q

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N HZAP-' the Zingg could out on the one of our year and he himself as was an The the atten- tion of his Freshman and Senior L A I llLUKE!7 Richard Kearcher was one member of Verona's champion track team. This team was undefeated in dual meets and Richard, as a member, gained some of the glory which the team won so brilliantly for the honor of V.I-I.S. 24 0 Walfiifi We Figli KLIP George Klippel was most outstand- ZACK Frank Zink, one of our famous football linesmen, also excelled as this year's class President. His fine musical ability won him the presi- dency of the band and orchestra. In the spring Frank upheld the scho0l's laurels as a member of the track team. 3 K .N R N ing in Verona High School for his energetic work on the varsity foot- ball squad. In his senior year, Klip showed great promise as a singer. The quartet of Klippel, Morrison, Brighton, and Weiner serenaded the student body in the gym every lunch period. EDDIE Edward Rogers was active in almost all sports during his high school career. Eddie took part in intra- mural baseball, basketball, and foot- ball, as well as being on the 1. V. football and basketball teams. Ed- die, a lively addition to the Dra- matic Club, was in the school play in his junior year.