Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1950 volume:

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' sa 4 0 4 m u 1 z f hadows of our memories that wnll linger with us always ere we flnd a record of our happy hugh school days Treasure To be cherlshed and tucked away pen this book often and recall your hugh school years e The staff offer you a thousand souvennrs hadows Publlshed by the HENRY B WHITEHORNE HIGH SCHOOL VERONA, NEW JERSEY I I ue for inspection some far of? rainy day. I I . in O I Page 4 THE STAFF Joan Sherman George Voss Barbara Silverman Jim Brennan Joan Colardeau Jeanne Gustavson Jean Nuss Bob Heyer Mary Noll Edltor In Chief Business Manager Lnterary Editor Sports Editor Csrculatnon Manager Advertnslng Manager Publucnty Manager Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Dave Sampson .............................. Photographer WE DEDICATE the l95O SHADOVVS to one who has served us fauthfully an wel Mrs Lnssner has won a place rn all our hearts as a true frnend Rught from the begnnnung she took us under her wing and guided us through those first cortfuslng weeks Although two years elapsed untul we were once more fortu a srnule for us nn the hall In our lunuor year she took on the added responslbnllty of advustng the cheerleaders and due to her assistance they were able to work well It was a great blow to us when we heard that she was Ieavnng None of us wnll ever forget her wonderful personaltty and the Iastnng nmprunt she has made on our lives Page 5 d l. . ' ' nate enough to loe in her class, she always had a friendly hello and Left Mr Wullnam H Sampson Prmcvpal of the Hugh School Right Mr Vuncent C Geuger Supervusung Prnncrpal 's gp- 'OK MR WILKINS MISS HOWELL Dean of Boys-Latin Dean of Gnrls History Page 6 MISS HAMER Treasurer MR WOOD Vnce Prlnclpal MRS STANTON MRS CURLEY Secretary Guxdance Department Secretary 10 Mr Sampson M, st, ii T. 'Hwy ty rs ,T T E HERMAN ANDERSON Scnences wth. PAUL DIMMERS Commercual NH JOHN BURGUILLOS Spamsh Q IRENE EHRMANN Scuences is l 'Uh AXEL JOHNSON Sciences 119 ia. 1 MARY SHOCKNEY Englnsh -ii X-'QI lun: LINNEA JOHNSON Engllsh ,Q 1. NELSON SMITH Physucal Educatuon Basketball 8- Track Coach HAROLD BUTTERWORTH Mathematncs ANDREW CARSTENSEN Mechanrcal Drawmg Tennrs Coach 'Ulf' LUTHER FALCONER LOUISE FRICKE Manual Tramlng Frenrh ,. .o-,Q as ms.. ,. -if 1 N.. 'fi Q2 ISABELLE CLARKE Mathematlcs -fs.,- lfh lla:-rf t , I. ...W -L A xy W' RUTH DEAL r aim A KENNETH GLEASON ELEANOR JEFFRIES Hnstory Home Economucs THE FACULTY We are grateful tor the able unstructuon so unselfishly gaven to us by our teachers Their untaulung patuence ancl understandung have been a constant source of lnsplratlon to us ancl are greatly apprecrated The trlals and tribulations they have undergone on our account have nevertheless paid dividends In that we have profited greatly by thenr unturmg eftorts wo- JOSEPH HAZEL Hlstory its ALINE VAN HOUTEN Physrcal Educatron BENEDICT LoClCERO Commercral qu-if A-nf WALTER WERMUTH Mathematlcs Football Coach 79 JEAN MILLER Engllsh MARGARET WOOD Home Economlcs Nc! DOROTHY NEVES Sewmg fm 9-V EDMUND SCHILL Muslc Drrector Page 7 .ff 'X 42 xl N gin' 9 milf'-'X Ur J SEN IORS Another year has drawn to a close and another senior class has found it time to say farewell to their Alma Mater as they start out into the world on their own. As we begin this new way of life new experiences and obstacles will confront us The foundatuons of our luves are laud durung our hugh school years and much of what we are to become un future years us determuned by how much we have profited by the knowledge our teachers have trued to umpart to us We have not been an udeal class by any stretch Of the umagunatuon we have had our ups and downs we have contrubuted good as well as bad We have produced some able leaders able athletes and able trouble makers From our ranks wull come those who shall ascend whatever heughts to whuch they aspure and there are those whose luves the annals of hustory wull by pass But great and small aluke the odds are great that whatever we become wull have been greatly unfluenced by how well we have learned what V H S has had to teach us It was all there for us How well dud we learn? Tume alone wull tell Durung our four years the teachers have done theur utmost to teach us along wuth the readun rutun and ruthmetuc other trauts and habuts we wull need as we go through lufe We have done our best to do our worst un acknowledgung apprecuatung and puttung unto practuce these thungs up untul now but when we stop and take stock of what we wull need to see us successfully through the comung years we begun to realuze theur worth And only after many years wull we apprecuate the true value of what we should have learned un hugh school and the guudance we had there But now we stand together un trubute to our teachers and we can but say thank you for all they have done for us May we always chernsh vuvud and happy recollectuons of V l-l S but let each memory be touched wuth an unklung of regret that the happy days are over The do or due for the home team the dances all the extra currucular actuvutues as well as the dauly work all make for scores of memo rues for each and every one Most umportant among these memorues wull be the fruendshups Some wull last on unto the future and others must be severed as the Graduatuon march clues out but each and every fruendshup made or broken has left or taken somethung un our luves Despute the duvergung paths our luves may take lets hope there wull always be room at least for the mernorues of our hugh school fruendshups remernberung there are good shups and bad shups but no shups luke fruendshup Before sayung farewell the senuors want to express theur deepest gratutude toward the school the students and partucularly the faculty for doung theur best to help us lay good foundatuons to start on the road to beung men and women who wull make the world a better place to Iuve un We as a class feel that we couldnt have been more fortunate un flndung a place to grow and learn and so wuth our best endeavor haul to maroon and whute Page 8 I Z - 1 . 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' clothes well Lian aug hurag f '- Usually seen: Cheering 5 nessf ' leg men 'n 4 Weakness: Big rnen and nice cars Y rs B ,ff tespecially rnaroont Bde 6h. T2 ay OU, 'me' Secret Ambition: To marry before iiqs ce i, rn Q 21 : t 'V S 'l'1 Clb l, 2, Gl Clbl,2: 232324: cl Vxgfgaljlc 'h Iijlgf pit' QFi?l2IsA. A.U 2: Shadowseiif Cheerlead- 4: Stud Counql 3yCabi t 4,L,8tu . ning 4 Court lt. .W 4: Tr Patrol g fi l 4 Band and 2 . , 2 4, 'i J, J i I -' v x N Af, U i cd ' ,alll . 0 N -,,1 I, up jf wp , tp 1 J C, - .Lfl L Pagefik ' 4 . ,ffl it . I 4 fy, JULIUS F. BAUERMANN Jr. GLORIA BOCHlCCHlO Jules He shall be a success: for he believes what he says. Noted for: That hair comb Usually seen: With the crowd in Room A after 12:30 Weakness: Chickens lHal Hal fooled Vout Secret Ambition: To own my own farm ' Hall Patrol 4: Soccer l-Ap Baseball l- 3, Boy's A. A. HBO-Bon It is tranquil people who accomp- lish much, Noted for: Her laughing Usually seen: With the girls Weakness: Movies, men, money Secret Ambition: To own a car Glee Club l, 2, Girls A. A. 1, 2, 3: Proxy Parents 2, 3, Shadows 4: Lost and Found Cornmjitee 24 Locker Pa- trol 4 ,K THELMA ELIZABETH AXMAN Thelma Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhood. Noted for: Her pretty clothes Usually seen. Smiling Weakness: Basketball Secret Ambition: To settle down in a rose covered cottage with? Glee Club l-3: Locker Patrol 4, White Hornet 3: Proxy Parents 4: Shadows 3, A I l' 0' l I ' ,JAH D .M.BOOT , , 991:19-'W ' X K If ul I A g an akes 41p noise 1 Noted for: Bei g wiv 4 Us ll : Au neverlhe fd ,D W k ss: Math ' I l Se Am Hiott! To get an f fin fngvis .',, ff Trac lp o sffT'at ol' ,'l 'I Traffc Wat if ,fre ,f .J it 1:7 Jaws- i 1 !f r ,114 ' jf! My J JI ffl I Aff' I 4 I CAROLYN BOWLING Carol It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Noted for: That laugh Usually seen: Plaintield roller rink Weakness: East Orange men Secret Ambition: Skate in Roller Derby Glee Club I: Girls A. A, l, 2 MARILYN BRENNER Bren Cheerfulness is the friend and helper of all good graces. Noted for: Nice smile and beauti- ful clothes Usually seen: Haunting the mail' man Weakness: Charge accounts Secret Ambition: To settle down Dram. Club I-A, Sec, 3: Spanish Club l, 2: White Hornet 2-4: Bul, Board Comm. 4: Sec. of class 2 LAI JAMES BRADLEY Scummy Men, even when alone, lighten their labors by song, however rude it may be. Noted for: Title of Scur'nmy Usually seen: With the boys or girls Weakness: Girls, Sports, food Secret Ambition: To live happily ever after Baseball I-4: Soccer 2-4: Basketball 4, Intramural Volleyball, Boxing, Basket- ball, Ping Pong: Boy's Glee Club 4 ROSS BROWN Ross Few men are so clever as to know all the mischief they do. Noted for: Arguing Usually seen: with the eyes Weakness: Studying Secret Ambition: Live to be IOO HieY 3-4: Intramural Volleyball and Basketball: Soccer 4 '? JAMES H. BRENNAN, Jr. Jim Fuzzy Friends are like melons. Shall l tell you why? To find one good, one hundred you must try. Noted for: Wearing Rah-rah sweat- er Usually seen: ln Burg's Cars Conly one at a timei Weakness: Sport shirts and Base- ball Secret Ambition: To be president of a large corporation Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, manager 4, Hi-Y, Chaplain 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Shadows, Sports Ed. 4, Student Court, Sg't at Arms 4: French Club 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4 Page I3 ROBERT BURNETT Winky There is profound charm in the mysterious man. Noted for: Butch haircut Usually seen: Up in Schenectady Weakness: English Secret Ambition: Have a new car, get married Soccer 4: Tennis 4: Band 4, Intramural Basketball 4 GLORlA G. CARTABONA Glo The cheerful live longest. Noted for: Cheertulness Usually seen: Evenson's Weakness: A.V.C. Secret Ambition: To be a success Dramatic Club lp Locker Patrol i, White Hornet 2: Shadows lg Girls A. A. lg Proxy Parents if Representative to Student- Council 3g Representative to Student Court A Page I4 GONDA CHRISTIANO Chris l had rather have a tool to make me merry than experience to make me sad. Noted tor: That dimple Usually seen: Tearing out of V. H. S. at 2:45 Weakness: Clary Secret Ambition: To get to first base Cafeteria Patrol 45 Knitting Club 3, A MADELINE T. CARTABONA Mady Mirth is God's medicine. Noted for: Giggling Usually seen: Suburban Pharmacy Weakness: History Secret Ambition: To be a private secretary Glee Club 'l-3 JOYCE COAD Joyce A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Noted for: Being her cute, little self Usually seen: With Barbara Berry Weakness: A certain somebody Secret Ambition: To get married and have a football team Band T-3: Glee Club T-S: Dramatic Club 1, 2g Locker Patrol 4 ALAN R. CARVER Scotty A Superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions. Noted for: Asking the boys for gas money Usually seen: In '32 Chevrolet lMule Trainj Weakness: A warm spring day and a cool summer night Secret Ambition: To have a lodge on some beautiful Montana lake Intramural Basketball l-47 Cateteria JOAN RUTH COLARDEAU Joan Next to virtue, the fun in this world is what we can least spare. Noted tor: Writing letters Usually seen: Looking for Sherm Weakness: The shore and tall men Secret Ambition: To marry a cer- tain M.D. Girls A. A. 1, 25 Glee Club 2, 3: 1515. 24 Dramatic Club Ag Shadows 3-4, Circulation Manager 45 Student Court Representative 4 MARJORIE HELENE CONOVER Muffie Happy the innocent whose thoughts are free from anguish as they are from faults. Noted for: Those crazy answers in Mr. B's. class Usually seen: With Nusser and Jean Weakness: Slumber parties Secret Ambition: To hear what everyone's saying at once Spanish Club 2: Dramatic Club l-4, Shadows 3, 4: White Hornet 3, 4: Red Cross 3 MARY DAILY Mary She is a friendly friend, with a pleasant word for everyone. Noted for: All her problems Usually seen: Wiggling her glass- es at some boy Weakness: Hamburgers Secret Ambition: To get 'fat Proxy Parents 3, 4, Shadows 4: White Hornet 4: Spanish Club 3, 4 AUDREY COOPER Coop Be merry if you are wise. Noted for: Constantly talking Usually seen: With Driggsie and the Kappa kids Weakness: Candy Secret Ambition: To own a stable full of horses French Club 2: Glee Club 3: Shadows 3 MARY JANE DAVIES Te-Te The most magnificent sign of wis- dom is continual cheerfulnessf' Noted for: Her witty remarks Usually seen: Talking Cwith her handsj Weakness: You shall live so long? Secret Ambition: To own my own little puddle iumper Dramatic Club 4: Girls A.A. 4: Traf- fic Patrol l, 25 Cafeteria Patrol 4, White Hornet 2-4: Shadows 4 SALLY COX Coxy A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse! Noted for: Knowledge of horses Usually seen: No Weakness: Hudson convertibles Secret Ambition: To get my colt back from Miss Deal Bridge Club Page I5 OLGA DEERMAN Hogu lf I lose mine honor, I lose myself. Noted for: Driving without a license Usualy seen: Hackettstown Weakness: Food Secret Ambition: To master the violin Girls A.A. I-4, Orchestra l-4 ia L f0 6 My 6 96,4 --r rx ff fn ROBERT H. DELUCA Duke Robot Eat, drink, and be merry, for Pl I RGBERT Dusty! j. if ' I4 Ub'bp v' Alfhaviorr is a mijror in Ghich tomorrow you may die. if every' shovqs hismpogef' iv' Noted for: His friendly ways Nga orzwice' dis osii n, sir Usually seen: With Tomas Usu ly sef : WHQR and 9 oys , Weakness: Blonde hair and green Wea s: Clge try Ji - . . 0 1 eyes Secretx yn . To ?vn a '50 Secret Ambition: To graduate Soccey 1 Basket Q -4, Trxkvl-4, Football 2, 3, Basketball l-3, track 1, Locke feffolgf l1af 'af1 2 Sha' 2. Boxing 1 2 dows , W l' orn Y 4, St dent ' ' Cabinet 4,1'l ramura,Lj6lleyb'al I-4, Ping Pong! -4 Q .J7 Page i6 LILLIAN DUFF HELEN CAROLE ECKERT HLil'l 1lRedll uaabell A little, tiny, pretty, witty, charm- ing, darling she. Noted for: Arriving at school at 8:24V2 Usually seen: Cheerleading Weakness: Can't even remember his name. Secret Ambition: To get rich young and rule a hemisphere Dramatic Club 1-4, corresponding 3, Girls A.A. l-4, Secretary 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, l-4, White Hornet l-4, 3g Spanisl1,Ch1b.34 Proxy Cafeteria Patrol 4: Traf- l 2, Locker Patrol 2, Cheer- Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. Noted for: Green hair Usually seen: Laughing Weakness: Brown eyes Secret Ambition: To go to Cali- fornia Glee Club l, 3: Spanish Club lp Girls A.A. 2: Shadows 3, 4: Band 3, Dra- matic Club 4: White Hornet 4 sl ffl, '7 Qi. 4.7 if-AGI' -ifiAf - V ,, I , 1 - 1 . ' ' VEAITH orzroes l?U91575'l The laughter dt girls is, and ever was, among thefdelightfulsgunds Qt me'aa-rm? Noted for: Her laugh -' - ' Usually seen: With ,Coop grid the Kappa kids Weakness: Hamburgers Secret Ambition: To go up a down escalator and down an up escalator Dramatic Club l-3, Glee Club 2, 3, Orchestra lg Shadows 3: Proxy Par- ents 2 LINN EDSALL Linn ls there a heart that her music can not melt? Noted for: Her lovely voice Usually seen: Cheerleading Weakness: Being gullible Secret Ambition: To look at an audience instead of looking at a stage Glee Club l-3, Dramatic Club l-4, Span- igh Club 1, 2, Cheerleading 3, 4: Proxy Parents 2, 3, White Hornet 3, 4, Social Editor 4 n'f3f.af JOHN E. EGNER .,Eg,, What can the Creator see with greater pleasure than a happy creature? Noted for: Having lots of friends Usually seen: Having fun with the Rah Weakness: Girls, especially red- heads Secret Ambition: To go to Prince- ton Football lg Basketball l-3, Baseball l 2, Track 4: Glee Club 4: Shadows 4- White Hornet 4: Spanish Club 4 1 RICHARD E. FlFOOT ulgootn uDiCku Smiles are only smiles when the heart pulls the wire. Noted for: Athletic ability, nice disposition, witchy smile Usually seen: With Fa Weakness: Reddish blondes Secret Ambition: To see Fa bald- headed Baseball l-4, Cap't. 4: Basketball l-4: Football l-3: Hall Patrol 4: Hi-Y 4, Shadows 4: V. Pres. Class 2: Intra- murals l-4: Cabinet 4 M mo Y . . tate. Noted for: kling personality Usually seen: racking the whip on the cheerleaders Weakness: The driver of the little green Ford Secret Ambition: To manage a lodge Tral-Tic Patrol 2, 4, Co-Chairman 4, Cheerleader l-4, Captain 4: Sec. Class 4: White Hornet l-4: Feature Editor 4: Sec. Stud. Court: Glee Club l, 3, Student Council 4: Shadows l-4: Dram. Club l-3 JEREMY BERNARD FOSS .lerry Fa A little nonsense now and then, is really relished by the best ot men. Noted tor: Wonderful personality, football, Foss originals Usually seen: With Foot Weakness: The Personality Kid Secret Ambition: To see Foot bald- headed Football l-4: Basketball l-4, Track l- 4g Intramurals, Cafeteria Patrol lg Shadows 4: Hi-Y 4: V. Pres. 2: Pres. Boys A. A. 3, Spanish Club l in its best I pw I MATTHEW J. FEVANG Mall l'm not on the roll of common men. Noted for: My moustache ftook years to grow itj Usually seen: With Jim Bradley Weakness: Fondness for sleep Secret Ambition: To go steady with a movie star Entered Verona High in Senior year- lntramural Volleyball, Basketball, Pho- tography Club Page l7 J. THOMSON M. FREY Tomas My only regret is that l have but one heart to give to the ladies. Noted for: Good looks Usually seen: With Robot in De Luca mobile Weakness: You can't buy it at a soda fountain Secret Ambition: To find the per- fect girl Baseball 3,lntramural Basketball 4, Boxing 3, 4 DAVID FULTON Mouse T'is modesty that makes them seem divine. Noted for: Riding with Burg and the boys Usually seen: By means of a mag- nifying glass Weakness: A girl with nice eyes Secret Ambition: Like it says, secret Baseball l-4, Basketball I-4, Soccer 3, 4: Student Council Representative l and 4, Class Pres. 2, Hi-Y 4, lntra- mural Basketball I-4: Boxing 3, 4 Page T8 PAUL GELPKE Pablo A man's worth is estimated in this world according to his con- duct. Noted for: Always working i?J Usually seen: Paramount Weakness: Cars Secret Ambition: To retire at SO sf: , JOAN ELIZABETH GARRABRANT Joanie She is a daughter of the gods, divinely tall and divinely fair. Noted for: Her beautiful blonde hair Usually seen: With another blonde Weakness: Tripping over Nancy Proctor Secret Ambition: To be on time, iust once Glee Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club VA: White Hornet I-4, Shadows l-3, Red Cross 3 KENNETH GILLEN uKenu l am a friend to amusement: it keeps people from vice. Noted for: Subtle humor Usually seen: Half asleep Weakness: petite girls Secret Ambition: To paint the White House red TY' Y T V'SoccE?'3fl'T1E it? ' FooTbEll'T,jZ , Shadows 4: Hi-Y 3, A: Red Cross 4 21 'n' 4 JOAN GEARTY Joan Whom not even critics criticize. Noted for: Fooling around Usually seen: With Phil Weakness: Tall men Ambition: To get my MRS. degree Cafeteria Patrol l-4, Band 3 CAPTONIA GREENE ,tcappyn As merry as the day is long. Noted for: Shiney shoes and 9 years perfect attendance in school Usually seen: With the gang from Madison Weakness: Chemistry in whatever I do BROWNIE GROVE Brownie Like a star glancing out from the blue of the sky. Noted tor: Knitting-Swimming Usually seen: With Te-Te Weakness: Apple Turnovers - Convertibles Secret Ambition: To go to Texas Cafeteria 3, 4: Girls A.A. I, 4: White Hornet 3, 4: Shadows 3, 4 PATRICIA HEFFLEY upatu Half her charm is hidden by her modesty. Noted for: Cutting bangs Usually seen: With Joan, Barbara, Lois, and Gloria Weakness: Western Songs Secret Ambition To get a drivers license rsAAI2GIee IBa 4 Proxy Parents 3 UN:- NM :Tiki R tell is ,, . if-I , m JEAN DORIS G Jean ,f Grace imitates modes g p - liteness imitates kind s. Noted for: Her unrehgrsed re- marks Usually seen: With Nussie and Mut Tie Weakness: Dill pickles and pepper- mint patties Secret Ambition: To hear Nussie make that speech in the U. S. Senate Glee Club I, 3: Dramatic Club 'l, 4: Shadows 2, 4: White Hornet I, 4: Spanish Club I, 2: French Club 3: Bridge Club 4 JANET HEUSER Milan., Love is the smallest part of quality. Noted for: Sharp clothes Usually seen: In Kresge's Weakness: Just dreaming Secret Ambition: To be in a musi- cal comedy in New York Dramatic Club I: Proxy Parents 2, 3: Music Club 3, 4: Shadows I: White Hornet I, 2 ri JEANNE GUSTAVSON Gussie lt is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Noted for: Friendliness Usually seen: Most Everywhere Weakness: Margaretville, N e w York Secret Ambition: To own my own little pink cloud Glee Club I, 3: Proxy Parents 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: White Hornet I, 3: Shadows I, 4: Adv. Manager 4: Cafe- teria Patrol 3, 4: Traffic Patrol I, 2: Locker Patrol 2: Girls A.A. I, 4: Pres. 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Twirler 4: Knitting Club 4: Public Speaking 2 Page I9 ROBERT HEYER Haobn The great artist is the slave of his ideal. Noted for: Artistic ability Usualy seen: Thinking of things Weakness: A certain girl with black hair and brown eyes Secret Ambition: To be a success Hi-Y Club 4: Shadows Art Editor 4: lntermural Basketball I, 2 C. RICHARD HINCKLEY Hinck 1'Guard well thy thoughts, our thoughts are heard in heaven. Noted for: Blonde hair, lighter than Joan's Usually seen: In school lnaturallyl Weakness: Sharp clothes Secret Ambition: To become a psychiatrist. hear all, know all Soccer l, 2, 4, Track l, 2: Dramatic Club 4: Shadows 4: Band, Orchestra I-4: French Club 4: Public Speaking Club 3: Hi-Y Club 3, 4, President 4 Page 20 JOHN HENRY JENKIN f,RabH It's better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it. Noted for: Walking down the hall with his head in the clouds Usually seen: Meandering about Weakness: Quiet women Secret Ambition: To pass my BAR exams Track l-4: Basketball l-3: Football l, 2, 45 President Student Council 4: V. Pres. of Class 3: French Club 3: Debating Club 4: Band l, 2: Orches- tra l, 2: White Hornet 4: Dramatic Club 4: Glee Club l, 2 LEE HOBART HORNER Leezy-babe Lee A light heart lives long. Noted for: Being tall, thin, and good at basketball and track Usually seen: With the boys Weakness: Shapely babes Secret Ambition: To be lO'6 Football l, 2: Basketball l-4: Track l-4: Shadows 4, Hi-Y 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4: Spanish Club 4: Chess Club 3 CASPAR KAFFKE Cutie He is mighty, he is wise, he's a terror for his size. Noted for: Cute ltunnyj ways Usually seen: ln Burg's car telling the boys where to find the girls Weakness: Nice clothing Secret Ambition: To be 6 feet 2 inches tall Tennis 2-4: Shadows 4: Basketball Mart. 4: Hall Patrol 4: Hi-Y 4: Band 2-4: Orchestra 2-4, Audio Visual Club 3 MARTIN HUEY Marty If it were not for an occasional ioke, l'd die. Noted for: .loking Usually seen: Paramount Weakness: Girls Secret Ambition: To be a iockey Soccer lg Glee Club ly Bowling 1 ROBERT KAYS ffaobn Enjoy the present day, trusting very little to the morrow. Noted for: Being quiet Usually seen: In the Paramount with the boys Weakness: Bowling Alleys Secret Ambition: To own a car Bowling l-4: Football 4: lntermurals l-4 FLORENCE R. KEARNS FIo Lose now and then a scattered smile, and that will I live on. Noted for: Smile Usually seen: With the foursome Weakness: Ribbing people Secret Ambition: Blue Pontiac Con- vertible Girls A.A. I: Cvlee Club 2, 3: Proxy Parents 2: Cafeteria Patrol A WILMA LODING Willie I never dare to be as funny as I am, Noted for: Saying the most in the least time Usually seen: Settling arguments between Mary and Carolyn Weakness: Sticking her foot in it Secret Ambition: To be the quiet type Spanish Club 4, Shadows A, White Hornet Staff Advertising 4 af gs ANNE R. KREUDER Anne Have more than thou showest, speak less than thou knowest. Noted for: Nephews and Niece Usually seen: With the girls Weakness: Kids Secret Ambition: To get an A plus Shadows 2, 3, 4, White Hornet 2, 3, Girls' A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Lost and Found 2: Proxy Parents 2 LAURETTA GLORIA LYTLE Sis Sweet girl graduates, in their golden hair. Noted for: Blue eyes, Blonde hair Usually seen: With the Three Belles Weakness: Salty Seamen Secret Ambition: To say my paiamas and put on my prayers Girls' A.A. I, 3, Cafeteria Patrol 4, Crafts Club 3, Ceramics Club 4 CAROL LENNON Carol How goodness heightens beauty. Noted for: Delayed Action Usually seen: Asking Questions Weakness: Food Secret Ambition: To get a ioke on the first time around French Club 2: Glee Club 3: Proxy Parents 3: Spanish Club 35 Girls' A. A. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4, Shadows 4, Cafeteria Patrol 4 Page Zl NEIL MACLAREN ulmacu ls there a heart that music cannot melt? Noted tor: Making electromag- netics on wire reproduction Usually seen: Carrying recording apparatus Weakness: Music Secret Ambition: To own a racing boat Spanish Club I, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2: Stage Committee 4: Dramatic Club 4, Spanish Club 3 LOIS G. MAGIE Lo Mag Maggie The two noblest things which are sweetness and light. Noted for: Laugh and giggle Usually seen: Leading the band down the field Weakness: Boys from Montclair Secret Ambition: You couldn't drag that out of me with wild horses Traffic Patrol l, 2, Girls A.A. 2-4, Band 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Band Leader 4 Page 22 FREDERICK MARTIN Fred Trifles themselves are elegant in him. Noted tor: Cartoons Usually seen: Combirig his hair Weakness: Card games Secret Ambition: Catch a 36 trout Football and MARJORY MARFIELD Margie Oh, to have that divine gift that makes a woman charming! Noted for: Always having dates Usually seen: Entertaining a house- tul of unexpected guests Weakness: Cheerleading and giv- ing advice Secret Ambition: To have part ownership in the Old Mill Stream Dramatic Club l-3: Traftic Patrol l, 2, 4, Co-Chairman l, Cabinet 4, Student Council Secretary 2, Secretary Fresh- man Class l, Cheerleading 2-4, White Hornet 2-4, Glee Club l TODD MARTIN Tex Knowledge is the fruit of labor, but why labor? Noted tor: Love ot a good hot argument Usually seen: With Roxy Weakness: Bangs, Boxing Gloves, Matches . l . In Varsity Track 2-4, Intramural Boxing 2-4, Bowling 4, Intramural Basket- ball 4 FRED MARKS Freddie Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears! Noted for: Being a real nice guy and a rough tough guard in football Usually seen: Working QD in the Gulch Weakness: Football Secret Ambition: To get a driver's license and play quarterback Football l-4, Intramural Boxing 1-4, 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4 ROBERT MCCARREN Magoo All the world's a stage and the people its actors. Noted for: Parties Usually seen: With the Eg the Rab Weakness: Candy Secret Ambition: To be a conductor Glee Club T, 3, 4,YSogr Zpgolf 2 . I ut-A s..LL4 Ld .slr , . -0 g'.'- lt.: -I Q ,3,i,,, MIRABEL DIANE MILLER 5 6511, LMARY 'NQLL 1, V . Mir -, . re om ' 4 Conversation is a game of circles. o '--VYhe !oul ' t Lustshn L i- Noted for:. Interrupting the 6th f -, , goodnesslu ' I , period history class I 'L' Noted-461-v Fetiteness- -- ' - x. s . I Usually seen: With the girls ' EQSISHY Seem, Wlelding .The gavel Weakness: Mr. Dimmers' first per- -- L9 A-5fY 9I'HI1'1lflC SClvl9-- K ' ,fvs LM- iod typing class Secret Ambition: To own a drive- V- in theatre equipped with a powerful searchlight CHARLES PHELPS IlBUdIl A fool may now and then be right by chance. Noted for: His sparkling eyes Usually seen: Marfields Weakness: Curds Secret Ambition: To grow Basketball I: Band I: Track I, 3, 4: Bowling 4, Locker Patrol 4: Assembly Comm. I ,L +3.,.f- 1. -4 Weakness: Nice boys A SQcQet1Ambition:. To marry a mil- livnaire ' ' Orchest a lg Span'sl1 CI l, 2 4: ct kittadowls 'nlsli-fait E itor 4: Dral-rnaltic Club 3, 4, Pres. 5 a int 4 oc er Patrol I, 4, ct, A iiwxutt Court !! i-' A-- , 1 x 1 1 pl.,-,. 7' . A -.J . ' s LOIS JEAN PISEK Locust By silence, I hear other men's imperfections and conceal my own. Noted for: Good humor Usually seen: Verona Theatre or with Pat Weakness: Dogs, TV wrestling matches Secret Ambition: To own a kennel of dogs Glee Club lp Girls A. A. l, 3: Band 4: Shadows 4 TW 4 x X , s. A 1 -s-4.-.-lto' JEAN MARILYN NUSS Nusser As nice a girl as can be seen, a little girl with eyes that beam. Noted for: The feminine art of blushing Usually seen: With Muftie and Jean Weakness: Brownies -catch? Secret Ambition: To give a speech before the U. S. Senate Dramatic Club I-4, Shadows 3, 4: White Hornet 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club I, 2: French Club 3: Red Cross 3 Page 23 NANCY JOAN PROCTOR Rickie The sweetest garland to the sweet- est Iittle maiden. Noted for: Sparkling personality Usually seen: Laughing Weakness: Funny people Secret Ambition: To be six feet tall Cshe'll even ettle for fiveb White Hornet 'ljffarevflub I-3: Dramatic Club 'lf , Shadhvvs 4 1 1 , xx Ls! W .s'X6'P6 . txt 'I 'Nx- .J f X6 . -x , 4 J o' fv- sad 'Dems is L0N'Nv 1 J-J QJWDNQ4 to Ns. 'lt?'W ra. in X-x.n.gXX wC3JQnX SYN Li. 'l-Qfl x Why hcykaaxx rw Q X xxvx X' if-Lf Q YWXQJ J x Y-XXX Mod-0 'B YTSQSQ. B buorxl Pr he 1- he-use AWVAO. u5oxJ.s J.. A W X K Y lf 'fV-'t'g'.VV'-' JxLk-k..K,-4,125 NVs's C1 J 5:8 9 vias I s.l,,n,l.4Jl FKA Ak - :Lk be , R2RM.Q?lzzo ya .V - J6' WSE -R ith . JOHN ROWLEY 0 AAA' izz . fx l envy no man that knows morelsclvku he- JC . Johnny Qlalk to .him sc? Eggs than myself, but pity them that -red-H For e'en though vanquished he 0 nd Mil as hfthiywql o know less. could argue still. gvx' Meow Noted for: Being the life of the Noted for: His endeavoring ways, N2te9tQ: is interestlto atb! party. ' 1 1 and for his arguing KQOIHQ on.XVV , Usually seen: Enioylng life Usually seen: Yes indeed! Usuilyvhegrk Aftxflpy, Ona ' 'K Weakness: Old Mill Stream Weakness: Ficklemindedness Theatre L 'A Secret Ambition: To be the vale- Secret Ambition: To keep my se- Wealgiii qemvelyw 49 A dictorian of the class. cret ambition a secret Secret Ambiti Jb 0 T1 B maroclryj, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Football l, 2, Basketball 1, 2, aaaaball B icb Cowertible l A70 3, White Hornet 'l, 2, 3, Cheerlead- l, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Band 'l,' 2, 3, . Q' had ch ing 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading Club 3, 4, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club spamsh Cl QPR ess Pnd Clma NJ Hall Patrol 3 'l, lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, Ina ieiraglliglin ol 4 WQCXCIJQIOUGUXJ XVV tramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3 0 9 f VL tr ' JN C f e f- Q WW- Cu' ' v yd X' X - r PB e 24 fahx ' x af E 4' O f.Q:ADvfwLL XVN. 4, L 4' faq 5 ok 2. X are 9 x I L ' D xr Qi lVAN SACHS DAVE SAMPSON ulven nsamu The world's no better if we worry, life's no better if we hurry. Noted for: Corny iokes Usually seen: Taking pictures Weakness: Expensive cameras Secret Ambition: To become as famous as Jimmy Durante Football l, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Ping Pong 1, 2, 3, 4, White Hornet 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club l, 2, 3, 4 A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Noted tor: Collecting money for Sampson Photos Usually seen: Snapping the shutter Weakness: Lack of strength Cfor playing the Bass, Secret Ambition: A million bucks for my first song Freshman Class President, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Football l, Photography Editor for Shadows 4, Photography ErL1Qr,,of,,ViQ1ite Hwrle! 3, Band and Orchestra 1, 2, I A, Souvenirs l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Photography Club 3, 4 The CAROLYN TILESTON Connie Dainty, modest, fair is she, z charming maid we all agree, Noted for: Her masterpiece Usually seen: Dashing around with Mary and Willy Weakness: Smooth music Secret Ambition: To tip the scales at 100. Student Council I, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, Bulletin Board Committee 4, Sou- venirs l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Spanish Club i, Listening To Music 3, Bridge Club 2 Page 26 VIRGINIA WARREN Ginni Her words are trusty heralds to her mind. Noted for: Crazy conniptions Usually seen: Snooping for the Snooper Weakness: 6'2 eyes of blue Secret Ambition: Bungalow big enough for two Girls A. A. i, Spanish Club I, 2, Glee Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing Club 3, Shadows 2, 3, 4, Knitting Club 4, Student Council 4, Cheerlead- ing Club 3, Proxy Parents 4 JEANNETTE VAN DUYNE u-Ianu lt is gentle manners that prove irresistible in women. Noted tor: Twirling Usually seen: Working with the 93 '9 Weakness: Dogs and driving Secret Ambition: Still a secret, I guess Girls A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Patrol i, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Shadows l, 2, 3, 4, White Hornet l, 2, 3, 4, Twirling 4 BILL WALL Wild Bill I have always observed that to succeed in the world one should appear like a fool, but be wise. Noted for: Witty remarks Usually seen: Wit' da boys Weakness: Driving the car fast Secret Ambition: To climb Mt. Everest Chall Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Track I, 2, 4, Student Court Monitor 4, Band and Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Souvenirs l, 2, 3, 4 GEORGE D. VOSS Geege Gig A combination hard to beat, a scholar, friend, and athlete. Noted for: This n' that Usually seen: Yes Weakness: Sherm, food, money, sleeping Secret Ambition: To be the Presi- dent of Standard Oil Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Shadows 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4, President of the Class 3, President of the Class 4, Sergeant at Arms of Student Court 4, Spanish Club l, 2 EUGENE WATSON ,,Gene., Conversation is the laboratory and workshop of the student. Noted tori Sleeping in class Usually seen: Tearing up the road to Summit Weakness: Girls and gasoline money Secret Ambition: To drive faster than the speed of light Basketball l, Track 2, Softball 3, Vol- leyball 4 --vs: wa GEORGE WATSON Sonny I once said a loud word. Noted for: Trying to pitch Usually seen: With Al, Tom and Ji99v Weakness: Getting past the fifth inning safety Secret Ambition: To pitch a per- fect no-hit game Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 4, Cafeteria I PHILLIP CARL WHITE Burger Hail the conquering hero comes. Noted for: Jack-O-Lantern smile Usually seen: Cruising around, looking for a girl Weakness: Sports Secret Ambition: To catch an eight pound Bass Football I, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Track 2, Baseball I, 3, 4, Student Court Judge 4, Intra: murals I, 2, 3, 4, Chess and Checker Club Pres. 3, Modern Music Club 4 PHIL WEILAND Flip A great thing is a great book, but greater than all is the talk of a great man. Noted for: Laziness and reading Usually seen: Reading Weakness: Horses and books Secret Ambition: To become a book critic and own a racing stable Soccer I, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club Executive 4, Bridge Club President 4, Boxing I, 2, 3, 4, Chef Club 3 DONALD L. WILCOX Willie To a young heart everything is fun. Noted for: Bullslinging Usually seen: Driving a green Pontiac Weakness: Ice Cream Secret Ambition: To live in Hawaii Soccer I, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Base- ball I, 2, 4, Student Council I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Modern Music 4, Bowling 4 tagdd L' Music Page 27 JOHN R. WILLIAMS Jr. I Jigger A devilish smile, a boy worth- while. Noted for: Fooling with automo: bile motors Usually seen: With the gang in the car Weakness: Automobiles, eating, beer and pretzels Secret Ambition: To pilot a com- mercial plane Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Soccer 4, Dance Club I, Sports Club 3, Listen- ing to Music 4 l M x f, ROXANNE E. WISEMAN A HROXYH I X Sl'1e's all my fancy painted her, M sl'1e's lovely, she divine. A Y Noted tor: What a dish kg Usually seen: With Todd XXX N Weakness: 1932 Ford convertibles jx ' Secret Ambition: To be a nurse J fto her own childrenl . . glee Club I-3, swdem coma: 3, Ag t' C ls l-35 B d 35 Wh't X ,-.. Hgirs,'C3..i,UE.,t,o,.in.C12 t 'e gg x--nhv X dows 4 'W'-' ----- -ww 109,115 e Ap Sha- OPF X CLASS SBNKGR Page 28 4 'f Pfes .de . Pres' B rQe VOSSI vm G20 wen' Ertcion' LY nn rY Secfela bara Sitvefman' ni Bal THOMAS C YEATON Manlac Hls worth IS a warrant for hls welcome ff Noted for A streamllned person a lty Usually seen J Wllllams , N mouth Weakness Wlne women and fx. song Secret Ambltlon To get a drlvers llcense Football 'l Soccer I Baseball 3 Foot ball Manager l Intramural Basketball QLYK and Volleyball 24 Y In Memoriam There are many thlngs for whlch we wlll always remember Gordon Clegg Hls pleasant dlsposltlon hls courtesy hls courage and hls sense of true sportsmanshlp were outstandlng lt lsnt often that one can flnd an lndlvldual who not only could play a great game of baseball but could remaln a favorlte umplre IH a sandlot ball game Such was the personallty of Gordle Hls de CISIODS were never questloned everyone belng aware of hlS absolute falrness Gordle partlclpated ln many sports and could always be depended upon as a valuable teammate or as a worthy opponent Typlcal of hlS alertness was the fact that upon belng shown a new game he would frequently wln succeedlng games wlth great conslstency and was qulck to see the more subtle factors IH such games Thls attrlbute was dlsplayed throughout hls school llfe ln that he was contlnually near the head of the class When BSSISTGDCG was needed ln any group prolect Gordle was among the first volunteers Hls pleasant dlsposltlon and courtesy were evldent even ln hls appearance Gordle was slncerely loved by all who knew hlm and had he entered hlgh school hls clrcle of frlends would have been even greater Page 29 lklsu, W it A - xW' JI l -X M A . I Q Q ,, .,, , ,, . . . kr A l - - W l' ' ag 1 ln , ' Ply- N ' - ' --iv 11-,L ' . I I I I I I I X x r Jrjk? J gl SPECIA B K V k fAThl T T Ph l NEM BEST 0011 V13 r STS KHLE I T Page 32 SA PLES Q' F' 'mix 'Wim T W Phlvvhf T M Q Alf w, an BEST ST LIK QNA DR5 USUC 8 I 0 04? Page 33 .,.. .... ' .f X, . Z A. :nw 5 ru 32, nf' 1 WW 4 2 J ...... .2 ........ ,N P' 3- ...... ..... ' ' '- ': ff' .... Z, . ---- ,.., -'-- 1 W ffl! l........,,, 'eq Ins O ' 0713.5 A' .Ma-LM NTXXS ,,,, J N -.2 I ,........ - . M f I ,. , W 1 ---- Q fi . E 'V 2 - 1 J-- YU '. -1 'aj 4. 1 H fi ,si 11 -,gf yn X A'5'. Q., 4 J! ...W ' --3-'nf' ,vff'.f KAW . -,-' 9 ,WW 7-I 477 '. .Q u 0 ' n 'v AIT! Tr .ut :Q 1.5.- 1' I ' ' W.: mfffffn' 4:::....1I.---k ---ZZ.-1-. , gy- x - 5' X vt' 1, 1 .JH 'VJ 1 X P N 3. - - .- f '- -. , 5 K - H my --1 -, -:F : : ' 1 -L 5.5 .. .... ' ' ' w , ' ' lx-1 W : ------ -. fvfhfafilffllg, , A - V' t .,.s ,.-.--- f .. U.-4' 1. v su., 'f - - W ,. ' v 1' l...-I Q . ,- , .s' -.u.ovo '---.-...... o...-,..-U' A -s X1 1 my P lazzolo Dull, lappen, First row, left to rlght: Jacocks, a , Decker, Fear, Pechenik, Heyer, Brady, Light, DeCheser, Pignatello, Nedorna, Pallacllno, McManarnon, Walworth, Smith, Gannon, Hatchett. Second row: Stearns, Bratsch, Pardiny, Jay, Hochheiser, Jacobins, Blose, Neger, GraR, Tucci, Kwik, Polas, Schrnick, l-lerrney, Hanley, Baker Third rowz Faraher, Pornponio, h Wellman Berry, Bersey, . Keys, Stewart, Barron, Taylor, Schefter, Ha n, , Ruehl, Monson, Coates, Delocca, Lennon, Brooks, Axman, Carter, Bartley, Nighland, Stiyala. Fourth row: Ziegler, B wn Clark Halstaver, Daily, Koch, Radarnacher, H mes Douglass, Spott, ro , , ' h Norton, Glesbrecht, am , ' ' Eyenson. Kortright, Ga r, Murray, Towne, l-layne, Baldwin, Steen, Tobias, Fifth row: Turner, Guido, Robinson, Noble, Gernrnell, Sebiri, Mead, Burst, Kingston, lrlerwin, Trackrnan, Cres- ' an, Meeker, Palm, Grove, Longo, Vincent. baugh, Weissrn Page 36 I l ' 1 lr ab .Pl 1 1 U ,ijt JUNiv., Lelt to right: Llgh T1-IE 1, DeCheser, Pignatello. UN IOR CLASS Upper classmen at last! Like a dream c tr ' ome ue. Whether it be scholastically or athletically, our class really shone. September found our girls in the grandstands yelling for the brawny mem- bers of the class who braved the football and soccer fields and at the end of the season, John Kortright and Jackie Kingston were named co- captains of next year's football team, while Henry Palm was elected to head the soccer team. Start- ing oflf with a big ban g we elected Herby Light Jimmy Pignatello and R , ay DeCheser to lead the class through this very important year. Th e class' x contributio to student council wasv Vice-Presi- dent Joh lk ' i 4 n ortrightl and Secretary-Lois Axman while ArleneiGraf'f and Rob K xerta Hochheiser repre- sented vus as co-managing editors of the White Hornet. ' X This year fouhd usstruggling with Commer- cial Law, Physicsf Geometry, and Bookkeeping ll The day finally arri d - , ve when we were able to display those long awaited class rings. One of our most memorable experiences was the pres- ehtations at the radio I X p ay' Between Americans for Madison High School 'diana- Theflunior Prom climaxed the end of a won- derful year. The hard working decorating com- mittee transformed th Y e gym into a Hawaiian Is- land and the dance proved to be-a great success. With the close of this year, we look forward to another year of ev en greater achievements as gseniors. N K if e T K J X l , Q l i if k hkrlywk l Y X y N ii if J .X i . . -1 W ,,... QL -gf? 'L Page 37 THE SOPHO CRE On the seventh of September in '49 We left glad memories of vacations behind, We cautiously opened the high school doors And gazed with awe at the newly waxed floors, As the day drew nearer to its end Teachers and pupils sighed with A-men. As October the 8th gradually drew near Sophomore dance committees pulled into high gear, While they worked they grinned and bore it And no one knew how much they adored it, The Souvenirs played their music so sweet That we all agreed it was quite a treat Our teams this year tried their best And the students behind them cheered with zest Although we lost more than we won We knew our fight was not yet done When victory came we knew then Verona s team was made of men At the end of the year when our term was done We all readily agreed as SOPH'S we had fun, Although we had oodles of homework We never gave up the fight, We filled our brains with knowledge And studied day and night. ANN t YY W 5522 X rl NW- ' J Y' All am its? f'f ff K?-6 750 ,4!'il N nfl? R f 'TN VAT Fhffg-BKT N Page 38 5,3 ' . Q i fqf ' n 'X 5' I 1 . I NN ' ' l. mf. . ly ll I , 4 ,N . I. .,V ' r, 1 :s-rl . .A . YT fff - f X q fx ,tg IVA, ff! 3 . 13 W,- , ff ry, 7-V , 5 'Z. gift fx ,fl X Ai - .I, l '1 i 'DNV f f. ,X T , s ,, If-NK fffrfxsk lar, I' -yu, - - if If N W Tr A .-. gk' C ft 'Q 'N f - T 1,73 f! ', CD .QI CLASS fi- , ja ' J -, ll ' 3 Yr' Q a ,:,j4ff N O 'fish First row, left to right: Low, Huey, Shannon, Wilcox, Caputo, Carver, Heller, Brennan, Hastings, L. Clark, Fer- guson, Wells, Collins, Watson, Rourke. Second row: shley, Baker, N. Clark, Lum, Metz, Davidson, Potter, Parasugo, Stevens, Lynch, Reiber, Ballard, Olson, Price, Hermey, Gillette, Tebo. Third row: Bartolo, lannone, Rothhauser, Pardiny, Silverman, DeVesty, McCully, Sher- rard, Costello, Sherrard, Solomon, Abraharnson, Malloch, Schwindt, O'Neill, Kingston, Weiland, Paine. Fourth row: Katz, Hitchcock, Churchill, Clowers, Howard, Talmadge, arroll, Jacobus, Kephart, Sampler, Barresse, Flynn, Miller, ristenson, Quadrel, Rowbatham, Daily, Cadby, Smith, ith row: Carle, Marriott, Gillen, Barney, Meyner, Mar- tin, Worthlin, Tillitson, Shivone, Kindberg, Stage-ns, Mc- illan, Deppe, Schumacher, Newman. rf SO OFFICERS Left to right: Hasli PH OM ORE rags, Brennan, Clark. Page 39 Xrifff xx Oo f32?,g6t,r5ifff ,P X j7Caj XX Q-Bipif? C LICK 5C CCiCQC'2g797g2L, Q , Q 'bgftfb rcgx1CL2L?CCk ,T J In 7 157 C. 'FW Cc J w Xett to Frtzpatrlck, Edethauser, ond row: rkght: Lewls, Thompson, Weaktand HOQQ. Martkn, Opdyke Herrmann Ftrst ro , Mascuch, Anderson, Scherrnerhorn, Jerbask, Carrott, Kendatt, Bratsch, Gauteri, Nann, Futton. Sec Cartabona, McKenna, Wotte, Steen, Hayden er, Lane, Rambo, Marchettt, Hogan nter, Manson, Bardi Harrrson page 40 Metbourne, Hands, Kenworthy, Port Srnkth, Trkmfrvef, Kaptein, Netson, Hu third row: Longo, SV-rylpeck, Keter, Hetd, Btose, Sager, Fernatd, WaNsr.hHed,'R0v4eU, Johnson, Norton McGuknn, Hinckty, HeHa, Gifot, Jennings, Leek, Casate. Fourth row: Hathaway, King, Gagtlano, Laford, Chis- ttano, Ferguson, Catatano, Nightand, NKlHer, DkTrantK, Rkccardi, Fawcett, Grant, Gray, DartneH, Barttey, Brown, Garrabrant, Eaton, Ralthet, Coates. Fifth row: White Stearns, Kott, J. Heyer, Charrnan, Chestnut, Mckkntey, D. Heyer, Ackerman, Hoover Renty, Brown, Klngharn, Frsher, Dobson, Cartson, Cox, Divtto, Srnithers, Fernatd. FRESHMAN OFFXCERS asi, Opdyke, Scherrnerhorn. Left to rkghtz Jerb FRESHMAN CLASS Luke all freshmen we too had our troubles on the first day of school After wandering arm lessly around the bulldrng for the flrst week we flnally got acquainted and settled down to work The freshman class was well represented In the fleld of sports Although our football team was not too successful we had plenty of splrlt and the boys tried hard Hoover J Heyer Thompson Really Longo Fernald Dobson Carl son McKlnley Cartabona Weakland and Gag luano were the squad s outstanding players Several boys went out for soccer too Al though they dldnt see much actlon It looks very xx Xx promusnng for the future Our boys came out In full force for basketball also Hoover Brown Kott D1Taranto Lytle and others were cheered on to many vlctorres by a peppy squad of freshman cheerleaders Here s to the future varsuty squad As a result of seelng the student court ln actlon the freshmen gave a specual assembly Steve Kott Barbara Jennings Charles Opdyke and Joe Gagllano under the dlrectlon of Mr Gleason presented the vlews of the class and led a discussion on the functlons of the court Charles Opdyke our class presldent has done a swell 'ob thus year assisted by Dan Jerbasu vlce presrdent and Elaine Schermerhorn secre tary treasurer We hope to be a class that wall be a great credit to V H S ee me v '9 'Kansa l 0 lb J Page 41 I I ' I ' I I I I I , . - 1 I I I . , . , , . 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If -- -...qs s STUDE COUNCIL :jr tl 3, ,ng meow- Front row Marilyn Brenner Bulletin Board Comm Joan Thayer Cafeteria Patrol Joan Sherman Ed Shadows Mary Noll Assembly Comm Marge Wheaton Lost and Found Lois Axman Sec Student Council Helen Allhusen Alt Stu ent Court Judge Back row Miss Howell Faculty Advisor Lynn Ericson and Marge Marfield Traffic Patrol Dick Fitoot Hall Patrol Phil White Student Court Judge Bob Duetze Boys Locker Patrol Joe Deppe Audio Visual Comm Harold Kortrnght Red Cross Comm Vice Pres Student Council John Jenkun Pres ot Student Council Every other Wednes- day at 12:00, anyone walking by Room 24 would see the Student Council getting clown to the business at hand, with their competent leader, John Jenkin, pre siding This past year the Council has been working hard trying to solve the many prob lems that have been arising, and to contribute to the betterment ot the school Whether plan mn for the annual dance, or taking up the matter of the punish ments ot the Student Court, the Council has tried to act in a lust and democratic manner 1 Blk eww WSQWS ri , an iffy' L to r President of Student Council John Jenkln Secretary of Student Council Lois Axrnan Vice President of Student Council John Kortrnght Page 44 in t . Q . ' 1' Q 'QQ 1 ,, I ' s -Q A , . ' Nh' ' . . . , if M, A giu qidss . J is ' 'Y K 1 ,X , f Lf , r . 'u ....-'4' of . f A ,:4ffa'5' ' . , 5 nk- ,4 I '- K .V V.. . -z 'lj 'K F' I , . it--C A :ff I I fl Q . J' W ' w 3 M E f , :'bxf,rgtf, S V P' ' 41 A : E sf , A ,, . , 'ffgff f N. I rs L 'Q -- r . W-hi. - ly ' 'ffl . Aww: aft' ,jg ,T W -7 ,, ' - I 5 las-1 A Q' A , so - iii Q7 3 1,l.s'.gf li , A- d la . A 3 ,calf 5 : , A -51,-fi, 1 I I A a l L , 'L V ' :A ' 4 , 1 'Qt 1 1 1 , 1 , 'J t - ., W ' - . I -'W ' If wa I Q: ' , . s W po i . l . 5 r X , C K 'J , 4 I ' W 4 ' Q . - , U f is x . ' 'fl . X T x gf S H A THE STUDE T CO RT ln its fourth year, the Student Court was up for discussion many times among the students. Two assemblies helped to better acquarnt the stu dents with the functlons and the prnncuples of the court The Interest dns played by the Freshman Class thus year shows that the Student Court has a brtght future The class ot 1950 would like to thank the students for thetr partlclpatnon and cooperatnon that w ll lead toward a better Student Court auf 5 o lef to rlght m Brennan George Voss Sergeants at Arms Phnl Whrte Judge Helen Allhusen Alternate Judge Jean Gulla Typ ng Secretary Lynn Erlcson Re cordmg Secretary Seate M Wermuth Faculty Adlser Page 45 HITE HOR ET NA 0? Yv si Q an ?:xxx':9R ll ww A 'WM STV' ,QQN 1 W 01 lt no 9906 Pl 1.1. ceq ov he 900 tl He 1 Q SK' hee X-Xxelt 'A Yah e 3 N an L 999 0369 A 0 xW' XC xx M x K Xen 1 xi' QB C X 9 X Mt rx o d X xx X A etsoe 2 X15 NY 00 C ee nx vexf' was 0 2 K 9 1. xx 9 U CGW XXXCUW xueq S yxefe me U Qi' V eqvaxl .A ax xg K Dinh lo ta 'Y N 'A 'Nao BN A K Xu l Q xv ol 3 E U m '1xSeTXe,A2 X Qi XX, 'M as WX et' 99,02 XX xxrx0t5XXX x0 We Advnser Mass Muller '02 to x 2 x1 ey 5 me C Edrtor an :href Roxy 5 Q 1 mana Xiu 'AT x W! RMB' 1, Nauxxxiv' l ees W Yew 'S Wlseman Y: e e0 58 N He 96 9 'VW o kb YH xl 6 e XX r D xr. e econ UUA, 06 51- cm 0 U Q l Yi 5 wx xx!! Vx x XC xx? ...X XXX 1 Wf lt sand one issue every three weeks In the contract lfmfxxxfx and so help us thats what we ve trled to do The golng Lx at tw was a lnttle tough for awhile but with the help of a gift ' X ,xxx from the senior class and hard work on the part of the staff, we pulled through, only a luttle the worse 'For Jes- 595 X 5' S x not wear We want to thank all those who gave us a boost tame was had by all n. L ev gx an Ex ,xxx o X XY Cogf A 'fn QNXSXXS P-C X deft' 2 9:32 e Meg af w X146 MP 1 xxittxe th to X ax Lgoxxxi! :ek anmexx X 2 at he 5 N0 55 vocxxxzmx oo 'Y 2 we exe? W2 X YN ,bei ,Nw qXe Erncson Proctor Barron Grove Davnes Walworth Srnnth Second row M nxnlhaxe Tian N' ,ue Qxaiiiyxxaxxe xxs Du Wwe Martin Bartley Held Schermerhorn Rourke Lum, Cartabona, Eckert, Gar N929 'Y eev 4' Xra own gxxx X 95 Q X M' Q 2 rabrant Gulla, Nuss, Conover, Hanley Berry Palladlno McManamon X, CW' aim W c,,092'a X oe, an VZXXEXXX Schmuck Thnrd row Brady Fernald Nedoma Coates Ruehl DeVesty ,xxvxtll in B wt 'le '0 Xuigxwfee ,xx 56,5 KW X Costello Sherrard Abrahamson Solomon McCully Silverman Stewart Mar Maia X we we A uv l .agbw gee Sw, Ax W field Snlverman, Taylor Sherman Fourth row Katz, Sebxrl Heyer, Hasttngs Sw 61309 XX, we ,eww von 50? E N55 Bull' 'lX?XX,q, X Davldson Wetland Heyer Dletze Bersey Fear DeCheser Decker Duff Tome GMX one xxgnvgaxtwe 'Yo Xxxmvo nd 92 XX Brenner Allhuserx Rose Duff me GXXS P' fvf v 0 ,Vow ,eV5XXXg,xx me U' Xxxvixwo 5 xx N x n 1 ee gd' Qnxmaxe t-A5 ouvax vane' OO X 'Ou qw qw eww 15925 nd ,cw Fnrst row, left to rnght Dartnell, McG.1111 Hauck Metz, Chrlstenson, Hal stater Brennan Hochhenser, Van Duyne Muller Wnseman, Edsall, Graff Y e WW xx QB x 1 110 N. Q -get ,ei xo 0 me Batbaixw xx XX,xx1 wiwn B- 'Q :be Q e cone! OXX E Q- A no o met N? NX o Page 46 W' e vase weitqg sw x' 'i x- ' Skymx ex .Q V . l -, 4 - ll Sly- S Pd ,- 1 Ps as T xl' X Asks . . - XXL, ,X Q X pa CX .xr x . 5:00 ic B55 Pwnc .Qc m - XXXQ. L01 .0 hyvv' ' 5 3 Y. cle V 5 'Alf-xx? T xx. 5 C A Y 'XE A ' S9 V ' fx jx - Niaxx. XX V xi ll ax 2 ' fxa E wx del X4 - ks. xfa 05 Cn X XX - ' as land X me Q . 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Advuser Mr Dxmmers Edntor m chuef Joan Sherman SHADOWS SHADOWS staff worked lndustruously and did their best to put out a good yearbook There was the usual mad scramble before every deadline but we made lt' We would luke to take thus opportunity to express our thanks to Mr Dnmrners for hos cooperation and able assistance Heres vvnshmg our best to next year's staft Lets hope they entoy working on SHADOWS as much as we dad Fnrst row left to rrght Stewart Heller Dally Conover Heyer Brennan Voss Sherman Colardeau Nuss Sampson Gustavson Noll Sulverman Tnles ton Lodmg Second row McManamon Metz Berry Garrabrant Gulla Tuccu Fear DeChese Pechenlk Hochheuser Graff Pusek Thompson Muller Stennbach Warren Kreuder Third row Wheaton Walworth Costello Blose Duff Lennon Davnes Munson Ruehl Davidson Nedorna Heyer Eckert Cartabona Hanley Palladuno Fourth row Norton Axman Smith Gray Erucson Wiseman Bocchncno Archer Allhusen Lum Rourke Reuber Coates Lennon Grove Brooks Van Duyne Fnfth row Pngnatello Koch Seblrl Horner Gullen Egner Hunckly Kaftke Rlzzo Flfoot Foss Dletze Mr Dnmmers Page 47 BOYS LOCKER PATROL Seated left to right Phelps Dnetze Wal cox Standmg Baker Hatchett Page 48 PATRCLS GIRLS LOCKER PATROL Fnrst row left to rught Graff Norton Smith Hogan Johnson Hogg Carroll Edelhauser Hochheuser Second row Dut? Cartabcna Herrmann Coad Silverman DeVesty Fernald L Axman Thnrd row Decker Noll Wheaton Bochnccno Eaton Hunter Hunckley Heller Garrabrant Pruce Gray T Axrnan Stem bach Schermerhorn Harrison Dartnell Nedoma HALL PATROL Left to rnght Churchill Fufoot Mrs Clarke Horner Hitchcock TRAFFIC PATROL Furst row left to rught Duff McCully Neger Graff Second row Walworth Heyer Marfield Ericson Hochhelser Pechemk Thlrd row McManamon, Barron, Blose, Marriott, Clark, Axman Stewart, Decker 'mi ,- . I . . , . . A 1 1 - 1 1 '- 1 - I 1 1 I 5 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - f. '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 3 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 CO MITTEES an RED CROSS COMMITTEE Fnrst row left to rnght Lynch Fawcett Marrnott Wetland ONenll Kortrught Second row Sempner Sher rard Barresse R Gnllen Clark Flynn Abrahamson Solomon K Glllen AUDIOVISUAL COMMITTEE First row left to right Howard Quadrel Nann Smnthers Second row McMillan Pame Deppe Mr Anderson Evenson Longo White BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE Seated left to rnght Brenner Mlss Deal Hastsngs Duft Standmg Ttleston Lynch Sq za xwifs 3 LOST AND FOUND COMMITTEE Left to right Wheaton Fear Neger Blose Kung ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Seated Ruta Heyer Marge Wheaton Mary Noll Chanrman Barbara Blose Kntty Ann Decker Standing Harold Kortrnght Herb Lnght Henry Palm Mr Lo Cncerc Advuser Page 49 'T- A 1 ft 1 Km x ' 1 5 1 1 1 1 7 1 . , , . . H . - . . V . 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - . L ' I , .L . - i , s X3 A .4 51 ' l - 1 I 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 If W' 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 - 1 - DRA ATIC CLU Wh! .Wi rdf 3 Under the very able guldance of Mr Butter worth and Mnss Frucke the Dramatuc Club has come through another busy and successful year Long known to be one of V H S s largest and most popular clubs, the tradrtron was well upheld this year by a large membershup of combined under and upper classmen Page 50 Frrst row left to rrght Munson Hauck Fltzpatruck Garrabranf Allhusen Noll DeCheser Wetland Nuss Magee Cartabona Eckert Van Duyne Colardeau Second row Mass Frncke Ruehl Coates Fernald Brooks Berry Lennon Heyer Nedoma Tuccu Gulla Conover Carroll Edelhauser Warren Thrrd row Mr Butterworth Brady Smrth Dawes Walschued Held Scher merhorn Lane Porter Kenworth Rambo Lum Davudson Rourke Wheaton Brenner Fourth row Edsall Marfteld Neger Rowell Sager McCully Costello Solomon Metz Parasugo Stevens Lynch Olson Sherman Fifth row Tappen Pardrny Jay Rose Graff Hochheuser Wetland Decker Fear Duff Potter Schwrndt Duff Gustavson Lennon Muller Srxth row Seblrt Prgnatello McM1llan Cadby Norton Bradley Hmckly Egner Hayne M Claren Deppe Dally Koch OFFICERS Fnrst row Ray DeCheser V1cePresudent Mary Noll Presndent Jean Nuss Executrve Commrttee Second row Phnl Weuland Executrve Commuttee Joan Garrabrant Executxve Comrnnttee Helen Allhusen Secretary The annual trlp to New York to see Miss Luberty was eagerly antucupated by the members of the club who were delighted by the play Throughout the year the club sponsored several assembly programs, nncludung The Importance of Berng Earnest wuth the Conservatory Players This was a dellghtful whrmsrcal play greatly enloyed by the audience The year was highlighted by the clubs pro ductron of Hangman s Noose, an eene though hrlarrous murder mystery May the Dramatlcs Clubs rn future years have as much fun and satlsfactlon In workung together as we have had nn 19491950 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I ' I f I I I I ' V 1 r I I I I I I I I 57' . A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A y .M 1 1. 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 - f -1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V r I r 1 I I ' : I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C' I 1 lr 1 .dr 5 1 ' F 1 F 1 1 3 1 F 1 I 1 . Y, 1 11 - 1, X - 11 - ' 5'1.'y11,'s . K' 3.-' v, f ' 1-A .,1' ' , 1 A ' ',,111',3 ,Situ- .1 Q4 1 Q by, .W sy, Wwlii . . ,, . ,, . I . . . . . 1 I - 11 1 11 A 1 . . GLEE CLUB Fvrst row left to rnght Fear Hahn Scheffer Harnson L Axman Nedoma Pechenlk Jacobus Herrmann Johnson Hogan Marchettx Smuth Bersey McManamon Second row Palazzolo Stewart Schermerhorn Hnnckly Hella Blose Sager Eaton Kenworthy Lane Rambo Porter McGunn Trnmmer Brady DeLucca Thnrd row Heyer Decker Bartley Garrabrant Dartnell Rowell Fernald Walschled Norton Muller Gray D1Trantr Anderson Steen Fawcett B Bratsch Pomponno Fourth row Hunter Barron DeCheser Mun son Ruehl Duff Maller Nrghland Hayden Edelhauser Carroll Fntzpatnck Kaptenn N Bratsch Chrnstuano Kendall Nelson Kays Krulk Fufth row McCarren Dally Towne Seburu Baldwin Hayne Egner Hunckly Bradley R Norton Trackman Huey Mr Schull Mrs Bntermo e Director of the Glee Club The glee clubs this year were under The fine direction of Mrs Buttermore and Mlss Shockney Durnng the year the glee clubs whnch conslst of a gurls glee club and a boys glee club gave two programs The fTrst was a Thanksglvlng assembly The selections that were presented by the com blned groups Included the Lord s Prayer Hymn ot Thanksglvlng and We Plow the Fields The Chrlst mas program Included The Pralse Carol, Angels Singing Oer Our Plaxns and Gesu Bambino The boys glee club sang We Three Kings and Good Kang Wenceslas The members of the glee club were very for tunate an being able To see The Operetta the New -vi' Moon given by The Montclair Operetta Club at The Mount Hebron Hugh School The Glee Clubs have done an excellent 'ob thus year and we hope that next year wnll be lust as successful under Mrs BuTtermore's leadershnp Page Sl I : I I I I ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' : I I V I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I I 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I - : I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - . ,1 W. 1 I' 1 1 my . . . ,'1 l ' I . , I I X . , Q , . . , I . .1 , . , . ,, . . . . ,, . EEE BA it vt :Sh :nil ll! 5' Frsv row l ff fc row H Ffey Hunter Magee Gusfavson Van Duyne Smorol Second row Hoclnlvelser Towne Darly Opdyke R Tebo Smuth G Muller Burner! Verslage Roerner Fourth row Cox Stearns Hayne Smuthers Bradley Palm Carte Brarsclw Pompomo Plsek Chrrsfenson Dunn McMullen Lnssner Srnrfh Frftn row Carlson Green Jerbasu Howard Faralwer Rowley Tebo Flynn Hogg Currrs Sxfln row Sampson Cark Sfagens Schumsclwer Gllleffe Mr S lvrl fl ' Q l 'A 4 ' r . 9 x as semen, Tlnlrd row: Heyef, walr,'Hanck1Q, Maller, hailing, Neyer, KBQS, Sfhmackf ' ' l I r Q r ly 1 I r I r ORCHESTRA X X , r .. ' f I!! mi' X X N. Standing: Mr. Schill. First row, left to right Sampson, Sebiri Hochh' G ft N d , eiser, ra , e oma, HQQQ. Tebo, Hinckly. Second row: Bradley, Stearns, Hermey, Martin, Ballard, Reiber, Deer- man, Graham, Opdyke. Third row: Daily, Cox, Towne, Giesbrecht, Palm, Rowley, Wall Gillette, Carlson. Fourth row: Burnett, Even son, Smith, Smithers, Masuch, Hayne, Howard Jerbasi, Stagens, Clark, Schumacher. Ji Q Under the experienced and capable leadership of Edmund Schill, the Verona High School Band completed a very successful year. Although the band lacked numbers, it made up for it with skillful and enthusiastic players. The band this year made an excellent showing at football games, pep rallies, and concerts in spite of the fact that the rehearsals were very few and very short. Again this year the brass choir from the band played Christmas Carols in front of the high school. The Orchestra this year, as in past years, registered a very commendable record. Always eager and willing to play for the assemblies, though having only one rehearsal a week, were the members of the orchestra. They put on enioyable and successful concerts under the direction of Mr. Schill, whom they could not do without. The members of the orchestra who will graduate this year, will look back years from now and again relive the many tle moments which they ha Page 53 PROXY Y RENTS AJ Zegji, Xefn to rkghh Lane, Kenwonhy, lkng, HeXXa, Planck. S!andXng1 MKXXev, Powter, Rambo go, I X X f Pa Se 54 Um vow, Xefi xo rkghkz Twesxon, NQXX, Nwmsen, xodkng, BaXXard, DMN. Second row' RR-L-Lo, Daw, Schumacher, NxcNN'xXXan, Bverman, Egner. Thkrd row: Homer, Tawxadge, Cade, Evenson, NNe'xssman, Nw. BurguKXXos, X X 1 0 52 ' Nulnihi X 4 5 ll K A ' f ,'l , f sie? A NZ 'Q I 09 I Q io: v, f 0,0 4 ogg? 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Captained by Phil White, the 1949 football team consisted mostly of underclassmen. Left with only four lettermen from last year's championship squad, coach Dutch Wermuth had to build for the future. Although the team was considered green by the experts, the mistakes that cost several games this year will be turned into victories in the coming seasons. Sophomore Quarterback Len Clark developed into a real threat and by the end of the year his passing reminded the fans of last year when George Mills was pitching the pig- skin. Halfbacks Jerry Carroll, Pat Sempier and Dick Kephart showed they had what it takes to make the yardage. Don Marriott and Richie Martin were young- sters who gained valuable experience seeing action. The Junior Class was well represented and like the Sophomores many players saw action for the first time, but having another year at Verona, Dutch used them in games to gain experience. The positions on the forward wall were held down by almost all Juniors, Co-Captains elect Jack Kingston and Harold Kortright Verona about to recover a loose ball. were the tackles, while Charlie Burst and Herb Light played end and guard respectively. Tom Hatchett was a mainstay in the backfield while big Jack Larkin also saw action on the line. Then there were the Seniors, two of them made first team Suburban Conference. They were Phil White the dependable wingback whose hard running kept Verona's hopes from dying com- pletely and end Jerry Foss who did a remarkable iob of snaring passes. Guard George Voss who is noted for his running guard play in the Thanksgiving Day game and diminutive guard Fred Marks were the only ex- perienced seniors with White and Foss. Although the team only beat two foes and tied an- other, one of their victories was the upset of the year as they knocked off Glen Ridge which turned out to be the winner of the Suburban Conference. We are certain that the experienced gained by these underclassmen will be a great asset to Verona in football for the 1950 team, and we wish them the best luck ever, but we doubt if they will need it because their experience will be better than their opponent's luck. Page 59 51151:-Q,- BASKETBALL Skup Smuth had to count on hus uayve squad from last year for materual for thus year s varsuty Phul Whute the only returnung letterman formed the nucleus of the team Besudes Whute who was the hugh scorer Senuors Duck Fufoot Lee Horner and George Voss saw plenty of actuon Skup had to thunk of the future too as Junuors Tom Hatchett second hughest scorer and Carl Mead were un the startung luneup for the Hullbullues Sophomores Jerry Carroll and Ruchue Martun gauned some experuence as they also saw actuon The unexperuenced crew made the goung tough for some of the hughly regarded quuntets around thus sectuon Dependung on a 2 3 sludung zone defense wuth Whute and Fufoot out front and Hatchett Mead and Horner patrolung the scorung area the Smuth men stopped many a foe cold as they fauled to penetrate the defense Usung a fast break on offense the team had one advan tage over theur opponents that was speed The team also depend ed on the fast break for theur scorung punch For an unexperuenced crew Skup produced some good basket ball as he gave many senuors as even a chance as the underclass men The fans dudnt guve up yellung uust because we dudnt wun a state tutle Skup goes over the strategy lust before an umportant game wuth the startung tive Lee Horner grabs the bal Kneel ng left to rght Fulton Duetze Voss Captaun Wh te Horner Foss Ffoot Standung Skup Sm th Coach Hatchet? Mead Kungston Marr ott Martun Churchull Wulluams Brennan Manager N.- Page 61 TRACK Verona High Track Teams have provided the school with more trophies than any other sports squad. Under the able coaching of Skip Smith the Verona thin clads have set an enviable record of eight wins against one loss in Suburban Con- ference competition. lt is expected that the 1950 squad will prove no exception to this rule. The 1949 squad scored the first grand slam in the school's history, winning the Newark Invi- tation Meet, the Suburban Conference title and for the second year in succession walked off with the State Group l crown. The graduation of such former stars as Alderio, Pringle, Sempier, Davis, Marshall, and Levy will place a heavy burden on the 1950 team. Never- theless the Skipper will probably come up as usual with a well balanced squad. At this writ- ing it appears that the responsibility for maintain- ing the Maroon and White's supremacy over its rivals will rest on a few returning veterans assisted by a few members of last year's squad who will have improved with experience. lt is expected that Captain George Voss will continue his fine performance in the pole vault with Len Clark being looked to for additional points. ln the hurdles, always a strong point with Smith coached teams, John Jenkins, Tom Hatchett, Jerry Foss, and Buddy Phelps are counted on to put Verona in the win column. The mile and 880 again will be in the capable hands of Lee Horner and Teddy Booth. In the field events Bobby Flynn, Jack Larkin, Robert Gillen, Todd Martin, Bob Dietz and Jack Kingston are the boys who may give us those needed points in a close meet. Only in the dashes will there be a shortage of material with Ken Gillen and Rocco Guido the only 1949 squad members returning with experience in these events. Page 62 lee eor ge Vo ss cleBI'3 HOF 'Ter ,- E Pfesenrin 9 fl-, e Maroon in th e 'Wife- We I he bar for 6 H ew sch i an-Q.. K. OO! record i be Bnk lf? fakes Last year's Group l State Championship Team. a high 1-,U rdle with Base Captain Dick Fifoot and Coach Woody Litwhiler. ASEB LL The 1950 baseball season will find Coach Woody Litwhiler at the reins for his fourth year and the team will be headed for a pretty success- ful season. In the year that has passed only a few of the men were lost and their replacements should be pretty fair. The main weak spots of the team will be pitching and catching. The V. H. S. Team will definitely feel the loss of pitchers Don Clapp and Fred Brooks but they will have George Watson to do the main amount of pitching and also Jim Bradley will move in from the outfield to do some of the job. Catching will be done probably by a promising young Sophomore Andy Barese or a newcomer to the school Proc Baker. The infield will be rounded out by about the same fellows who played there last year. At first base will be Jim Brennan, at second base probably will be Phil White or Dave Fulton and at third base, Carl Mead. At short stop will be the captain Dick Fifoot, playing his third year of varsity ball. Rounding out the outfield will probably be Don Wilcox in center field, fianked by Harold Kort- right and Jerry Carroll. lt should be a pretty good team that fields the diamond when the team opens the season early in the Spring. They have good balance and a fair pitching staff but need a good catcher to make them a real Conference threat. Look for a good showing because they'll be in there fighting. First sacker Jim Brennan raps out another hit, Page 63 Last year's team takes out time for a photo. iq, sul' 'vi assesses Coach Doc Goeltz instructs a newcomer, , W Fred Fernald. The squads only vet- GOLF With the arrival of good weather in the spring the boys of the golf team will be found putting, driving, and trying to im- prove their game with their noble coach, Doc Goeltz, barking commands over the shoulders of the boys. The gradus ation of all the lettermen last year will leave the team slightly green , but we're sure the boys will come through and give their all to a game that is very rapidly becoming a top national sport. Richard Brenna shows his form TENNIS As spring approaches Verona Highs tennis team seems to be of top flight quality With returning veterans such as Neil MacLaren, Bob Burnett Jimmy Hayne and Casper Kaftke among others they are sure to be headed for a success ful year Coach Carstensen s team is sure to show brilliant performances on their new Verona courts The courts, being close to the school will surely help the players and give to them longer practices to help them play heads up games Page 64 eran Bob McCarren lettermen Caspar Kaffke poses for the camera Kneeling left to right Kaflke Wetland Col Inns MacLaren Standing Coach Andrew Cartensen Burnett Hayne Meeker Neil MacLaren one of the many returning Todd Martin lets the ball go down the a Iey for a strike. B0 LING This year bowling assumed its first year as an official sport in ole VHS and seems to be gaining more popularity with the fellas. This year's team consisted ot: Mar- tin Huey, Ross Brown, Buddy Phelps, Jack Cresbaugh, Maurice Robinson, Todd Mar- tin and Allan Christenson, being guided under Chief Falconer. Although last year's team laid a course that will be hard to follow, we're sure the boys will come through and be the good competitors that Verona has always been noted for in the other sports. Martin Huey in Left to right: Cresbaugh, MHYVWL Ch'lSY9f1S0f1, Phelps, Huey. The officers Palm, Brennan Hinckley, Koch and sponsor Mr. Burgillos make plans for a meet in P action, - nan, Jenkin, Phelps. Standing Seated: Faculty Advisor Mr. Burgillos, Koch, Hinckley, J. Brennan, Palm. Standing: Rowley, Fulton, Clark, Steen, R. Brennan, Wall, Griffon, Horner, Bradley, Heyer. 2' I I Sachs, Wall, Rowley. HI-Y This year the Verona Hi-Y sponsored by Mr. Burguillos had more members than any previous year. The Club's thirty- tive members met every other Wednesday evening in the Library. The otticers were: President, Richard Hinckley, Vice-Presi- dent, Jim Brennan, Secretary, Henry Palm, Treasurer, Ted Booth, and Chaplain, Peter Koch. The members enjoyed swimming, basketball and television at the Y be- sides having prominent guest speakers trom India, Alcholics Annoyomous and world travelers. The Hi-Y basketball team won the an- nual Christmas tournament at the Mont- clair Y and the team also captured a championship in the Recreation League. Page 65 ' , 'I 3 The championship HI-Y Basketball i. .A . im J, .,, is N Team. Kneeling, left to right: Bren I 1 5 f I Cheerlng IS more than fun Every cheerleader feels connect ed by a strong bond wnth the fellows on the grndnron soccer held or basketball court We feel a great surge of love for our school forthe maroon and white and a desire to lead Veronas crowds to thear fullest vocal capa cu Led by Lynn Erucson captain the Verona atomlc touched gurls rooted thenr teams wlth all the vu vaclousness possuble Thus years squad was made up of seven sensors and one sophomore Four of the gurls were veterans from previous years Many thanks are given to Mrs Lussner who was the orlglnal faculty adviser and who backed us to her fullest extent When tt was necessary for her to leave Mass Johnson took the reins and tell Into supervising the club do :ng a fine lob X Stand ng leftf ght Wlcox Archer Rose y I 'n X man M E D ft Knee n i C pt E so They,-e looking af your Eight in a row' Captain Lynn Ericson leads a cheer. Page 66 CHEERLEADING I M, 'I . 'ty. I A .- n X I . ' Jil X to so t I i ,I I ' ' ' . t lil xx y 54' salvegin',nCs:fela, ann, U, ug: y all! W I ,y If s ll l f rf GIRL'S A. A. At least once a week you can peek into the gym of ol' Verona High and see the girls practicing up on their basketball and volleyball. The gals are trying to keep their figures and meanwhile are having loads of fun. Mrs. Van Houten ably assists the girls in showing them the rules ot the game. During the year the girls put on a square dance, the only one of the year, where the gals take the fellas and everyone learns to square dance. The boys may laugh when they see the girls but they have fun practicing their skills in the gym. Who's open for a pass. Q0 beff' ab rn e Og the :ea basl'-el' sf-0' ovl lo oft! G First row, left to right: Brooks, Weiland, Trim- mer, Johnson, A. Len- non, Grove, Duff, Nor- ton, Edelhauser, Car- roll, Hanley. Second row: Mrs. Van Hou- ten, Taylor, D. Smith, Bartley, Dartnell, Mil- ler, Jennings, Gitol, Silverman, Pal- ladino. Third row: J. Smith, Hella, McGinn, Sager, Eaton, G a r r a- brant, Hinckly, Blose, Brown, Harrison, Rei- ber. Fourth row: Gus- tavson, Anderson, Hay- den, Fitzpatrick, Faw- cett, Magee, Davies, Greene, Deerman, Van Duyne, Pechenik. Fifth row: Pardiny, Jay, Kreuder, Olson, Wells, C. Lennon, Parasugo, Nelson, Schermerhorn. fab they ball- All the members come out for a picture. Page 67 1 WW W Q M Q ff f f .,,.. I - W 1' 4 X1 X f f X W . ..-- '1 3 ' :Hr .... 3 jf,- ,qu ' ...- .0 n 'v. ,' . e ' , 3, :,,yfQ.f!44 1 1 .,.3 , .N s Q 1 f H .,.. '..'A..,-Wav g,f.:-- 1 Eff I.. ma. . N , f 3 .. -. . .... PWMW4 WW? EWH Q 1. My WMQQ fd X -. .-- -.4 WW f X ffjrwc' , ...WW n WQWWWTZ M - Sf '- 1 w Wffv il z . ,fix -111,1 1. ', .1 x ....- W QWMQWWA f Q wwfm A-5' W Af .,,, 'xv pw, . ' .. u 'U' 'X ai ...Jn J .L fy-'f , pf: if ..., ,U so H MH ,, , f?gwsg Nam f::::'.' ..,. . ....... .... . -- U-.-.. ff' UQ 9 J L ffezx ga SGML X X SR! 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Flashfr Facts and figures from a survey conducted by Ross Brown to Rnd the most perfect body: hair--.lanet Heuser, eyes- Miclge Conoverpi smile--Helen Eckertp figure--Thelma Axman, legs-Virginie Warren, The survey also found Joyce Coacl, Gonda Chrlstlanomand Lillian DUE to be the most petite women in the U.S.A. - l Boston: Sonny Watson, manager for the light-weight con- Kays has declared his boy ready to meet champion Jack Williams Trophy at the Gearty Arena. Disc-iockey Johnny Egner of the Bochicchio has,,clt1os,en the recent top' records hits: Maybe ul Never See Mady Alone, . Gloria, Margie, Light Brown Hair. a r Celebrity Club: The famous broaelway'r Charles- the wealthy race-track heiress, Sally Ceppy Greeneg . . .Theleminent chem- had e slightginishap when she tried to, mix chemi- t th tableg s She was overcome by fumes but the rushed in and saved the day . Carolyn night-club sin ,erlsnow starrin at t e 9, e Wilcox is ke ping the crowd laughing idecom- teaching latterfs recqverrquickly ,the able Miss Jeanette Yenlbuyhe held an and the lucky winnerslfor first, sec+ w Heyer,1Mnry Noll, and Jean Nuss. ' Bulletin: We interrupt this program to inform you that Caro- lyn Bowling hasiust won, the roller derby and a huge celebration willnkerplece at the home of the wealthy Miss Deer-man. ' r W lbelievepsit or Not! Fred Stockmanhes become President of essaciemyiznsrca., and hegnow has two secretaries, Joan Thomp4 sgngandxiqgigiimoroi . l3l2o?s'PiSikiis newgmanager of Paramount elaborate an rexhibir ond aridrthirdt prize were Theatre in Qrri ljlegvg Yorks ,loreite lytle has iusi been voted.Miss Goldi-h 'locksfoff Lennon is-lkeepirrg me first place as Sky-iocky l.ois3Ma9ie undo-Florence Keurnsjtwwo top wdebutantes, L... 'wi if have laeerighawving foo 'inanygoodi times and are now suffering from nervous breakdowns but will' 'recover quickly under the care ofmodern, Florence Nightingale , Brownie Grove, . J i. That's all the news for now folks--farewell, and take it easy, remember, lifeqisj iust aimerry, merry-go-round. t i . r. r 677 Olbibiub inf Complumen ITV 'V 4,4,4 THE PEASANT ORIGINALS fI '4 .-4 U ar l nrt sknrts blouses formals 4 1 4 f 560 Bloomfuefa Ave GREEN ACRES Luncheonette f A MONTCLAIR 4 rv Best Wuslwes to VERONA SENIDRS ' f VERONA CEDAR GROVE TIMES The Home Town Newspaper for Verso? Cedgr Grove W1 f ,. I and Essex Fells VErona 8 983 JC' Ctrculatnon 4 Q99 f'ff' I RAYMOND R IEAM 1 REALTOR INSUROR MIRTC-ACES VEror1a 8 l23Q Av 489 Bloomfreld Ave VEror1a 8 l786lv1 Verona N J Complnmegts of ,LOU SEBIRI Verona N J -uf 82 . . . . ., ,-.3tt.,, ..... ---------..----..------------.... ---......... X ' . 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