Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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Al s Maybe if he gets JOHN CHATELLIER Porky does not always look worried In fact his steady countenance goes well with his yolly Jokes He 1S usually seen with Pete Tommy Hank and he would like to cross the country on a pogo stick' Gm Rummy I 4 JAMES BURNS Bruno is noted for that haircut l?l and his Irish friends, and can usually be seen with the Riffs, He seems to be one of the most energetic boys: he wants to drive a trolle through the park! A tough, terrific terror on the gridiron, Bruno is outstanding for his deten- sive skill. Football I-IV ARTHUR T CASTILLO Artie is a smooth talker dancer and athlete He s sharp I cause he s a gay bladel get the point? fughl His secret ambition is to rid the world ot women lpretty onesl by himself And Art is usually seen with Avis and Kiernan touring Verona Locker Patrol II Football II IV Bas ketballll IV Baseball II III Track IV DONALD CARROLL Muggsy, our Irish football co- captain hangs around with the Riffs. He has livened up many a class by his strange OJ actions But in playing there are no strange Pl actions from him He is noted for rapid fire speed and rapid tire wit Football IIV Co captain IV Track I IV Student Council Ill IV WALTER J CHEATLE Huppy can generally be found reading some of those famous letters from Southampton and his fa that new car the corre spondence will be car ned on in person A gen e lad H p is a fighting goalie Bandl Soccerl IV Base ball I II Boxmgl III DAVID A. BUSH The sports crazy lYankees, Rah! Rahll Dave wants to be a writer, and travel at the same time. If one looks keenly at the pass- ing autos, one will notice him driving one of them. Or he can be seen fre- quently frequenting Al's. , , I A , - 2 - ' 1 ' I I - I Il ll I' I' . u u . . .I 2 - 2 - ' I I I - .. .. g ll ll I . . . . . i vorite reading place is ll ll tl ll ' ' ' 'L ' . or '. -I L. ' . V - f.. , - - -I .fy '. ,,':s l . tl , u ' ' : . - : - J 1 I -

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scoldmgs The effect on our class was great At once the a1r we breathed was electrlc Wlfh altematmg and d1rect exclte ment and the Class of 1948 tore through another year of marked achzevement One of the memorable days was the t1me Verona H1gh School s soccer team tackled the Army plebes and came home wzth a 1-O vlctoryl Max Pelka was the hero of the day W111 you ever forget the rush we had w1th the prom and what a beauttful formal 1t proved to be? The lovely fountaln enor itas and all the restl' The year flew by and we all worked to learn thoroughly the IDS and outs of clubs commlttees and every other organ1zat1on of the school for we were go1ng to become Semors' And then the day arrwed' September 1947 found looklng stra1ght at the top rung of the ladderll Football had as 11S co captams Muggsey and Inky and fr tl lm! 0 ' x what a wonderful 1ob they d1d' The team that year had what they call sp1r1t plus The soccer team found l1m Kmgham at the head post and the basketball team was expertly gulded by Inky Ingold Track 1n the spnng had many enthuslasts out there work1ng very hard I1m Br1ghton Ralph North Don Car roll Dlck Da1ley Bob Edwards and so on ad 1nf1n1tum Base- ball had a bang up season prob ably w1th EdAllen Iohn Gnbson Inky Ingold hm K1ngham Paul Kestner and Tom Wallace g1v1ng the1r all The clubs and patrols were led by capable members of the X, null. N x lei: I I 'i KILCFOY KUTS IN you will nofmcc that hu, arm IS out aflofnlj Class of 1948 Roz Sachs kept the Dramahc Club rolllng Shlrl W1llldmSOD was head Cop the Traff1c Patrol D1ck Da1ley could be seen watch1ng over the Hall Patrol and Annette La Stella was 1n charge of Cafeter1a Pa trol Our Student Counc1l was ably conducted by Presxdent Bob Edwards and the hard work 1ng and results-gett1ng student court had stra1ght p1lot1ng Wllll Iudge I1m Br1ghton and As s1stant Iudge Ray Rmne at the helm The Wlntehornet covered every lunch lme and homeroom wlth lssue after lssue of top news The staff was headed by senlors and led by Estnd Paulsen through an extremely success ful year Of course the Shad ows of 1948 under the dlrec t1on of Don Foss put out the best yearbook of all t1me Padded cover colors and all ht says herel For the soc1al wh1rl you wxll never forget the Chrlstmas for mal' Bob Heffley as sen1or class presmdent d1d a marvelous Job 1n the Semors mayor presenta t1on to the school Bobs as s1stants were Inky Ingold as vlce presldent and Ed1th Crofut as secretary It has been too good to ever be forgotten hasnt 1t k1ds'P All the fun games part1es and the hke all the work Ccause they 1ns1st on QIVIHQ us workl all the plans and accompllshments and even the mlstakes have been worth every mtnute of the t1me And now 1I1S the last of our h1gh school days Look toward the future and towards success but dont ever forget our wonderful Verona H1gh School CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Heffley Vmce Pres ldent Graham Ingold and Secretary Treasurer Edxth Crotut 13 . n . . . 11 . . - . . , 1 1 1- 1 D A 1 Bl Il - I - . . ' 1 1 1 . . 1 . I - . . . . 1 I . ll ll ' 1 1 K ' xt Q A I I I . X f. x LA 1 1 . . w - - -I 1 1 1 1 . f . 1 . 94 I ' ' , X 1 I ...tt . . 9 ll ' ' 1 -by 1 . . 'I .K ' . , S - Q - I . . . , .. . '1 . 5:1 U I 1 1 f ' 'lv f ' 'I : . . . V I , , l :G I 0 ' 5 'X - n v ll . -,I - 0 ' If I , us , . , . ff . . K D , X .. I ' . . , j 1 v - . X I Il 11 n 11 ' ' - ' 1 , f v n ll ll . ' I ln 4, - . - - f' I 1 NYQIQN , X . ,-my I YQ, lv ' W uv SA- I . life Q. ' .-,FQ 'X . qx I - R il x I , . xuxx f ' X Y xmwh 'KAN 5 . . . . v 'A ' , - I-zen, - ' - . I - . . , 2 xx . 11 I ' ' ll n I ' Q1 ll n ll a . , ' I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 '

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STANLEY M. CONNOR Go West, young man! is Stan's national slo- gan. This young trom- bonist can usually be seen puddle jumping in his father's Chevvy. Stan's most notable at- tributes are witty C?l re- marks and straight-from- the-shoulder sarcasm. Whitehornet III, IVQ Shadows IV: Band I- IV, Orchestra I-IV5 Glee Club II-IV, Hi-Y Club: Sports Editor of Shad- ows IVg Chaplain, Hi-Y IV3 Baseball I-IV. ll ? , V, -as, si ' X 'r f ,. if , 1.-. t 11, 'affix 1 . L I Q n I Q : J 2 ,gf ,T'f? 1? ff. . 'N Q H., A 121 ,, . i . f 1 ga, ' .1- Zeewi., L -. . if st st'-fi 2 CAROLYN M. COURTNEY Corky, how many of those gor- geous reindeer sweaters have you made now? This lucky girl is also a consistent passenger in Annie's snazzy car. Though well versed in knitting and driving, she has an am- bition to learn to dive. What else, Corky ? Dramatic Club I-IV' Home Ec Club III IV' Spanish Club III' Shadows III IV Traffic Patrol III IV rx J-IW' fm RUTH CROFUT Twinkle not to be con fused with Twink can usually be found in tears of laughter She always seems to be looking for something Uts always something different thought Her secret am bition is to obtain a Latin scholarship Dramatic Club V Shadows IIV I III IV Home Ec Club III IV SUSAN S. CORBETT Though noted for her beautiful singing and graceful dancing, Phro- nie wants to become a trained nurse. This poised young girl is usually seen with a certain sailor tpant! pant!! who she sings for, dances with and undoubt- edly practices her nursing on tarflj. Glee Club I-IV, Lost and Found Committee II-IV: Gir1s'A.A. II-IV. EDITH CROF UT Twink not to be confused with Twinkle is the other half of our feminine senior image and reflec tion To be individual is her secret ambition Twink makes a pretty picture with her laughing blue eyes and lively brown hair Home Ec Club President III Program Chairman IV Secretary of Class IV Corresponding Secretary ofI S S IV 1 ff' 'Nu RICHARD M DAILEY He gets stuck in many things while hes out in the family chariot Dick is sometimes pensive twist full and sometimes gay frnerryl While in h1S serious moods he would like to travel around the world Hall Patrol IV Ping Pong Intramurals III IV Span man of Hall Patrol IV Track II IV Soccer III IV 5 . . ' 4 . ii- - fl., .X ' . ' I ' , FR ' ' ' , F ' N sl , ' ' , I . . .' . . ' N 0 . ig, V ' I I ' ' rr I . ' l A ' I-I : I, : - Whitehornet I-IVQ ish Club II5 Hi-Y, Chair- U H - 1 . t I ' ' 5 ,, ' 7 f - f -