Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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FRANK CONKLE GREASLEY Grease . . . driving the family car lille one possessed . . . did you do your homework? . . . beanpole . . . those butterscotch sundaes . . . soccer man through and through . . . corny iolies . . . around with the boys now and then ELOIS GREENE . . . 'tis fine to see the whole world . . . Pat . . . taking care of lrids . . . baclr to the soil, laughing glances . . . charming smile . . . Bob . . . serving from behind the steam table . . . on wings of song . . . lost and found . . . eager to help any- 19117 one . . . very trim and neat . . .training in a hospital . . . to be a baby nurse. . ri- JEAN W. HAGEMAN Singer . . . waving at everybody . . Maroon and White, fight, fight, . . , beautiful blacl: hair . . . sweet voice . . . isn't that cute? , . . GERALD R- HARR fine swimmer . . . ambitious . . . her Gerry . . . at school with the car friendliness . . . to the 5.5.5. with the . . . tall . . . darl: . . . ardently de- gang . . . the art of perseverence . . . lending his beliefs . . . light schedule University of Vermont , . . go and catch . . . part time iob in broadcasting . . . 0 felling gtqr, a radio expert . . . electronics is my business . . . Pennsylvania . . . delight- ing in music . . . a pretty girl is like a melody . . . for above Cayuga's waters. HAROLD HAASE Harry . . . raising the roof . . . excitable . . . explosive . . . darl: eyes and hair . . . that machine gun laugh . . . traclzl . . . point getting miler . . . around with Swish . . . Puerto Rico. wonderful to behold . . . sailing in the traclr of the sea gull's cry . . . M.l.T. . . . to be an engineer. DAVID ELLIS HEMINGWAY Dave . . . on Valhalla Way with Vandy . . . tall . . . that blond head . . . fine, unusual voice . . . spealring over WAAT . . . easygoing . . . cheerful comrade . . . quiet . . . the play's the ihiflg . . . star bright . . . new cars . . . the Pine Tree State . . . college . . a life af luxury for me.

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JANET RUTH FOX Jon . . . in hysterics . . . what a funny bunnyl . . . nimble lingers . . . a stitch in time . . . adroit with a paint brush . . . those summers in Sea Girt . . . a gang ster . . . one of the human doorsteps . . . planning for college . . . off we go into the wild blue yonder ELIZABETH IDA GEMMELL Betty . . . at the Paramount with Joanie . . . on time? . . . neverl . . . better late than not at all . . . that sweet. small voice . . . Dick . . . honeyI . . . long black hair . . . cheery smile , . . dreaming of graduation . . . no more homeworkl . . . to be a nurse . . . Maryland, my Maryland. 1947 ROBERT PATRICK MICHAEL GEARTY Bob . . . he's Irishl . . . first one up in gym . . . movies . . . bring on the blondes . . . speeding with boys in the Gagmobile . . . oh, the pill . , . attached to athletics . . . deep. rum- bling voice . . . even disposition . . . dreams of becoming a roaming news- hound in tar-oft important places. RALPH P. GIANNETTI Spaghetti . . . protesting I didn't do it . . . cute smile . . . that wavy hair . , . standby for football . . . to become as rich as Croesus . . . a little filthy lucre buys a lot of things . . . musketeering with Connors and Som . . . to investigate the ends of the earth. I9 7' ' 4. .: t ,. HN, ?l ' 9 sf? .Nh I A: ' Y E qc TIMOTHY GEARTY Sager . . . off with Rib, looking for excitement . , . who's got a weed? . . . the Gagmobile . . . school days . . . the constant guard . . . keeping the benches dry . . . marine iacket . . . down by the rolling sea . . . to circum- navigate the globe . . . O California, that's the land for me. RICHARD JOSEF GOLDSTEIN Goldy . . . here came the clowns . . . flashy ties . . . noted for those lengthy speeches in History class . . . everywhere with Jay . . . ver vocal . . .working hard? . . . despises having to wait 'till after graduation for a license . . , wise remarks . . . college . . . to be as rich as Rockefeller.

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1947 ROGER ALAN HERRMANN Reg . . . lhe cour-i iesfer . . . ob- serving ,all wiih arfful langue . . . did you miss me? . . . a gypsy lifled his fiddle bow . . . enchanling slnains . . . holiday for slrings . All-Sfafe Or- MALCOLM LAND HEM'oN chesira . . . lracl: shoes . . . long hair Hun U D I hands shoved in pockeh . . . elevafed collars.. . . wilh Mel . . . . . . collar up . . . big gun in baslrel- 0 Career sei fo music' ball . . . glue-gloved on the diamond . . . smiling face . . . mulfi spinardl . . . sines and cosines . . . in lhe Blue Boll Turning down Grove Avenue . . . fo college lcoughl . . . a big castle wiih a lilfle dream. JUDITH MARCIA KROHN Judy . . . pracficing 'for hours . . . sillien sfrands of melody . . . Brahms . . . proprielress of fhe color pols . . . scafferbrained . . . ieepers, l've losl my DOROTHY I. KUX Doffie . . . ar 'rhe game wilh Rufh and fhe girls . . . amicable good now . . . food . . ihal giggle . . , circulofing for lhe While Horne? . . l musl go down fo fha sea again . . iump on lhe Manhaflan merry go round . . . fo be a cliff dweller RICHARD W. LA RUE Dicl . . . fhe Answer Man sporfsl . . . wings on his heels gleaming smile . . . sudden laughler . . , of lhee l sing, baby . eager hey, schnoolr, shool' me lhe gizmo my brolher and I . . . 'lhe Marines have landed . . . Buclrnell . . . lo have a callle ranch in The Wesf. saddle shoes . . . whistling . . . beauiiful Kei? DAVQD CLAUDE KNQDERER hair . . . ihe skin you love +o fouch Q XZ' Dave . . . slaggering down to school - - - W9ll95l9Y - - - l0 '9ln9 for 0 50ll -' wilh frumpel and brief case . . . thai bool' - - - 70 Pami 9 m05le P'9C9- ' lunch box . . . lively inferesl in things scienfilic . . . mafh . . . l shall bring 'I , you music . . . experf balon waver . . . deliberafe . . . fo Lehigh . , . a chemical , 4 ,Qs if engineer . . . the couniry of the Golden 2' , Gate. 'ea ' 5