Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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FACULTY Clifford D. Wilkin ..... Anna V. Howell ......,...... E. Herman Anderson .. Edith M. Burton ........ Harold Butterworth .... Ruth A. Calamia ...... Alice G. Cheney ....... june Clayton ......... lrene Ehrmann ............ Mary E. Hamer ............. Roberta M. Kautzmann Mary Louise Lindeman Viola Lissner ............. .. Ruth Maher ................ Harriette E. Prince ...... lean Miller .............. Wanda Stinson ........... Walter Wermuth ........... Ernesteen McConnell ...... Helen F. Batchelder .... Phares Dinger ........... Andrew Carstensen Paul W. Coeltz .... Grace Lape ........... Muriel W. Lewis ...... Edmund Schill ........... Nelson Smith ............... ine B. Van Houten argaret H. Wood ...,. Helen V. Meixell ...... ml 'll English, Social Studies Dean of Boys - Latin of Girls - Social Studies Science English Mathematics School Secretary French, English Spanish Science Commercial English, Spanish Social Studies Mathematics Commercial English, French Commercial Mathematics Home Economics Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Physical Education Art, Mechanical Drawing Music Music Physical Education Physical Educatiordzsod-1 62-'V Home Economics School Nurse

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TO THE CLASS OF 1944 Many friendships, the joy of some hard work, good fun, worthwhile accomplishments, a bit of success, a glimpse of a busy challeng- ing future, a stimulation of the imagination, and a deepening of the emotions-all of these we hope have been yours in the Henry B. Whitehorne High School. Worthwhileness does not stop here., Much more of life lies ahead to be used usefully, not aimlessly, courageously, not fearfully, patriotically, not disloyallyg fully, not incompletely, seriously, not shallowlyg and joyfully, not morosely. Where fate takes us, where duty calls we know not, but may we not believe that the living out of ideals is not to be measured by weeks, months and years I alone. C. VINCENT CEICER, Supervising Principal The production of this issue of Shadows is one more accomplishment for the Class of l944, a fine group of students who have done so much to provide able and intelligent lead- ership during the year I943-l944. The present war started when you were Sophomores and much of the planning for the future has been done during these trying times while it has been difficult to visualize the kind of world we would find when high school days were over. Seniors, you may be proud of the part you have taken in accomplishing many things. The leadership you have provided for your class, school, various organizations within the school, your publications and athletic teams far excel anything you have dared to hope for. You will soon be leaving this school a better place because you have lived here, and the world will be a better world because you and others like you will do everything you can to raise the social and educational standards of our world of the future. WILLIAM H, SAIVIPSON, I Principal ADMINISTRATICDN

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1 First row, left to right: Mary Ellen Tompson, Hannelore Weise, Barbara Bender, loyce Mills, jean Bruso. Second row: Mil- dred Finkle, Helen Mar- riott, David Wilson, Ruth Buck, Doris Anne Hall. SHADOWS EDITORS This year, despite the many wartime curtailments and the new limita- tions put on her and her staff, Barbara Bender with the aid of the group of people she chose to work with her, has done a truly commendable piece of work in presenting to you, the students and faculty of Verona High School, this, the i944 edition of Shadows Assisting her was Dave Wilson who was excellent. He was more or less the jack-of-all trades who did everything or anything with the same cheerful willingness . . . ln Barbara's own words, He is one whom l could not possibly have done without. This year Miss Kautzman undertook the task of faculty adviser and has done a splendid job. She gave her time and advice whenever needed. Without her aid, success would have been impossible. The Editorial Staff has done very well in carrying out the mechanics necessary to such a publication. Mary Ellen Tompson worked with the Apeda Studios and Ed Pischl in this year's most difficult photography task. The picture-taking had to be speeded up to almost half the speed of former years. She worked very diligently and has been rewarded by the fine photog- raphy in this year's Shadows ' To Helen Marriott fell the task of collecting the literary section of the yearbook, writing what was necessary and, all in all, spending much time making Shadows a better book to read and enjoy. Doris Anne Hall used her artistic ability in furnishing the drawingsand other art work needed. This was a most difficult task and proved to be done exceptionally well. The high increase in ithe circulation of Shadows is itself tribute to loyce Mills as Circulation Manager and Ruth Buck asffgublicity Manager. Their work was outstanding and much credit is due them. Handling the financial situation was Hannelore Weise who proved to be invaluable. This year Mildred Finkel and lean Bruso, co-editors, spent much time and energy soliciting ads. Without this, Shadows could not have been produced. jimmy Courter was appointed Sports Editor and given the ever im- portant task of getting all of the sports writeups. He used his ability to its very best advantage and Shadows is grateful to him. Lastly, but of extreme importance, is the fine direction of the typing staff by Mary O'Neill. Her help was gratefully received and well appreciated.