Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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1947 A BARBARA ANN WINNER Bobbie . . . exoggeraiing . . . higher and higher . . . smoofh page boy . . . lapping foo? . . . af barn dances wifh Lou and Irish . . . 'round '- l next couple with a grapevine iwisf . . . EUGENE RONALD WATTS Jimmer . . . The Girls A.A ,... querulous Gene . , . on fhe prowl . . . when brown eyes . . . hi lcidciol . . . a car Irish eyes are smiling . . . Thai yellow . . . io become a medical fechnicicn. sweafer . . . scribe for +he Progress . . . Wo+i's up? . . . defending lhe line . . , hit your man and hif him hard . . . cufe mug . . . pencil behind the ear . . , lighiing up 'lhe 5.5.5. . . . Bonsey . . . Tomorrow The world. BARBARA JEAN THAYER Irish . . . horses, horses, horses . . . l've gof spurs . . . in Troy HiUs wifh Lou . . . barn dancing . . . ihe Gay Gcbbers . . . ariisfs life . . . quicl: iemper . hey, l:iddo . . . fo own u siable lull of ihoraughbreds . . . bool: +o.New Hampshire . . . we'll miss you af graducfion, kid. 29

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J .... JAY H. TRACKMAN with Uncle Eddy . . . malie mine music . . . operafion orchesfra . . . crusading for a belief band . . . slu- denf direcior . . . sociable . . . long winded oralor . . . saying whal he bs- lieves . . , around with Diclr . . . ver MARY LOU Voss vacel . . . RuH's Hui . . . Bond's . . . Lou u I i always glggling ' i . --l visions of clarinefs . . . on fo o con- conil help if-. . D ' in -l-my Hills wilh 59'Vul0'Y of melodY' Irish . . . barndancingl . . . swing me I Af' f 4 .1- l around again Lenny . . . fhe Girls' A.A. . . . riding along ihe frail . . . fhose Gay Gabbers . . . on To college . . . shuffle back to Buffalo , . , to marry a millionaire. 1!-147 l ARTHUR WARREN WALSCHIED Bonny . . . on The prowl . . . ' e hon, be my liffle healer . . . To each his own . . . soccer ace . . . il's a grand old leam . . . sharp lies . . . razor haircul . . . fhaf Shadows' assembly . . . gregarious guy . . . enlivening fha S.S.S. Gene Soulh of the border . fomorrow The world, 28

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SE IIJH HISTIJHY The class of '47, fhaf's us. Afler four years we've reached our goal. Bull before we go our fo make' our ,way in fhe world, lef's 'rake a shorl four back over our days al V.H.S. All se+7 Lef's gol V Le'l s slap a minule and look over fhe sporls field. l+'s really quife a house of repre- senlafives. Sfarfing us on our way fo fame on fhe gridiron were freshmen MarrioH, Towarf. and Seffle. The nexl fhree years broughf +hese fhree plus fhe exfra added aH'raci'ions of Ces- lone, Denicola, Neger, and Lelang..ln our mem- ories fhe names of Walscheid, Appleton, Earle. LaRue, Maclnnes, and Bufler will go hand in hand wifh soccer. Swinging fhe baf and pifch- ing the ball for us were Noback, Hemion, and Selfle. Alan Quick-as-a-bunny Noble, Haase. and Phelps were oufsfanding frack represenfa- +ives. And we musl'n'1 forgef lhose baske? gef- lers like Schiabor, Noback, Hemion, Towarl. and Marriofl. These weren'f +he only fellows prominenf on fhe afhlefic field. There were many more sfalwarfs whom we'll long remember for giving fheir all for V.l'l.S. Before we go on le+'s noi' forgef our cheerleaders-lhose vilamin-plus gals wifh fhe powerful lungs and bouncing spirils. Carol Eric- son. Nan Edwards, Amy Smifh, and Ginger Hageman served nof one, nol fwo. buf fhree and four years, while Winnie Cameron served a shorfer ferm,