Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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JEAN LOUISE MARSHALL Jean . . . that contagious laugh . . . oh ioyl . . . the 'Navy Air Corps . . . never at a loss 'for words . . . considerate . movies and Wittrock's with the other tour . . . hoping to re- deem sunken souls by social work . . . HARRIETT MQCULLY 'twould be heaven to ily around the Mac . . , agreeing you can soy world. that againl . . . peiite . . . merry . . . short curly hair . . . doll-like propor- tions . . . the model lite . . . early co- reer . . . promenading at Hohne's . . . green eyesl . . . chewing gum . . . song of the South . . . Virginia . . . high iinks with the S.S.S .... Endicott Junior College. EDWARD l.. McKENNA Barrel . . . working at Kelsey's Texaco stop . . . star service . . . till 'er up? . . . that screwy haircut . . . bashful . . . football hefty . . . doing the Town with Cisco and the boys . . . I ain't got anyl . . . a view of the KICHARD MEAD WlCl9. Will! Wofld - - - lc OWN ll'9 Fin' -Dick . . . coming from Pennsylvania chief station. for his senior year . . . lonesome for Lower Merion . , . that car . . . driving with the boys . . . way to go . . . classical music . . . reserved . . . take me out to the ball game . . . to get drafted . . . the land of the sky blue 1- 9 4 7 water. 23 JAMES R. McCUMSEY Whitey . . . the pride of the Mus- tangs . . . tow head . . . maple walnut sundaes ore his delight . . . right7 . . . zooming around with Connie and Dick tossing those witty remarks . . . sparkling smile . . . famous for that silent laugh . . . fhe future? . . . your guess is as good as mine. ROBERT REEVES MOREHEAD Bob . . . driving that new Dodge . . . no kidding . . . the compleat angler . . . tracking the buck in thicket green . . . this rifle for hire . . . black- berry cordiol . . . dancing in the dork . . . high voice . . . to be a ballistics expert and gunsmith . . . hopes of be- coming a second Astaire.

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DONALD CHARLES LELONG Chollie . . . the All-American boy . . . bringing down the gavel . . . will the meeting please come to order? . . . tor service rendered . . . hard driv- ing taclrle . . . V.J .... sincere . . idealistic . . . the Common Mon . . grand sense of humor . . . a friend in need . . . Cornell . . . to be a dairy farmer. WILLIAM MaclNNES Mac . . . exclaiming, vou've got roclis in your head . . . soccer man . . . photography fiend with Lew . . . curly hair . . . intent eyes . . . the bonny blood of Scotland flows in my veins . . . the royal road to adventure . . . go west, young man, go west . . . the call of Hollywood. DAVID LYTLE Dave . . . behind the counter at Moran's Hardware store . . . every- thing from ash cans to little tin taclrs . . . curly blond hair . . . toothpaste smile . . . unassuming . . . movies . . . hurling the shot in traclr . . . around with Bob and the boys . . . on Easy Street . . . to be my own bossl BETH C. LOHR Beth . . . reminiscing about Luth- erland with Weenie . . . the things we did last summer . . . Bob . . . golly. gee! . . . a soft brunette . . . chocolate- colored eyes . . . in a green car . . . centering swiftly . . . my friend, Happy l . . . singing in the Glee Club . . . college . . . to own a blaclm convertible. VINCENT JOHN MARRIOTT VJ .... spotlight on sports . . . outstanding in football, baslcetball, and tracl: . . . dream man . . . pleasant . . . a penny tor your thoughts . . . half-closed eyelids . . . wrinlrled nose . . . hot temper . . . supervising the Big Six . . . Chollie . . . and all I ash is a tall ship . . . wanting to write . . . Dartmouth. MARY ARDEN MacMILLAN Pete . . . talking an the telephone . . . you're lciddingl . . . lovely hands . . . laughing . . . and my name is nut Mary . . sand between the toes at Monasquan . . . ice cream . . . nose for news for the White Hornet . . . college . . . with the crowd at the 5.5.5. . . . to own Thunderbolt, 1947

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JOAN MARIE MORLEY Moe . . . fhe pillar of 'lhe Girls' AA .... combining sports with pleasure . . . swimmingl . . . wonderful disposi- fion . . . everywhere wifh Dacie . . . barndancing . . . and circle four . . . ihe Gay Gobbers . . . who do you fhinlr RICHARD P. MORRISON you are-a senior? . , . to be gegre. Chun , . . doing The righl' 'lhing 'lary fo Ihe big boss. of lhe wrong lime . . . gees Mawhson . . , forever on lhe move . . . chasing around wiih fhe boys . . . 'fhose Chevies . . . Johnny over ihe pigslrin in Ioolball J1947 . . . fishing frips . . . fhe one +hal go? away . . . buf fellows . . . ioin The Navy . . . fo Lafayeffe. l MELVIN F. NEGER Zoph . . . fhe smiling Irishman . . . i foodl . . . man cannof live by bread alone . . . dark eyes . . . creeping corny iolres . . . if fhere is one fhing ROBERT E, NEVETTI JR, l dislilre . . . . . . passing from cenler Bob . . . unprediclable as lhe . . . a solid anchor man . . . with Rog weaiher . , . ya Heinrich . . . neclc- and around . . . a good old iolopy . . . Ties . . . fha holy ierror of Chemisiry fo pharmacy school. 4 . . . fussing around wifh Challry and Diclr . . . lhose sly remorlrs . . . l suspecf foul play . . . banio eyes . . . I , , inlromurals . . . soccer . . . Sfevens - lr 0 ' - . . lo be a missing heir and be foundl -HX 'lf are if I I n ,-. 5 r,0n'c' 1. I F g.w ix 'Q'- 2 l drgnupnnnp - 24 f THOMAS MURRAY Tom . . . fhe sheilc . . . my merry Chevrolei . . . fha? bulch hair cul . . . pole blue eyes . . . loyal io The grid- iron sporf . . . fooling around wifh Bones or fhe boys . . . greeiings 'From Uncle Sam . . . adventure on 'the high seas . . . refiremenf al 20. JANET DOUGLAS NIMMO Jan . . . shorf and sweel . . . sleelr blaclr hair . . . warm brown eyes . . . Irish 'renors . . . 'For lhey sleal your hearf away . . . unaffecled . . . darling cloihes . . . oh my gosh . . , here. fhere, and everywhere wilh Dick . . . a mansion wifh a swimming pool . . . lo be a lady hobo.