Verona High School - Shadows Yearbook (Verona, NJ)

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3-5 'N fx Pat Gifford also added their talents College boards were met and they proved to be a har wane in our otherwise fairly smooth trip These were weathered although they dd leave us minus a little selicontidence The biggest prolect of course was our Prom The Arabian Nights A little pond in the center of the floor filled with goldfish was lust one of the many features which everyone agreed was the most beautiful they had seen A second storm at sea arose when exams were sighted the second week in Iune We survived only to come face to face with the fact that we were approaching the most important part of our voyage our Senior year SEPT 1952 Land Ho' Our destination began to take shape on the horizon as our craft sailed speedily toward it On the football field our boys captured the Suburban Conference crown Our class was on the Brrdqe with Tompson wielding the qavcl and Cartabona issuing the decrees Blue lights and tmsel put us in the mood for The Silver Swirl which was our last but bcniors were in the limelight in the Senior play Spreading The News the octet The Horor Society and the School play More and more skippers were accepted at colleges and yobs Spring activities swept closer and closer The Glee Club presented The Lowland Sea while Ioe Gagliano and George Hoover led the baseball team It arrived at last the promised land graduation an end ana a beginning It was here we realized the last voyage is al ways the shortest It was here also we had to leave the shelter of our hip The SS Verona High and set out alone to conquer new countries ,md enter the problems of the world I am the master of my fate I am the captain of my soul WILLIAM ERNEST HENLEY vp LGQOIP 'VHOMHSX fl 7 S l ., . I r X I X 1 . ' E y 5 . ' t I . . -,, l . Z l,,' .I I f ' by no means our least. Hail King Dick and Queen Elaine. The 7 - ' gl - 6 till' ' tg: w f l N 11

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K 5 fs I KZ! N SEP O Vkcrahed cr hor vu h a stra a wmd toward earn n aestrn tt '1 unkr ox As svxabb es el on cxperrence f our a xrsors the leadershrp cl cz hclmsmen arlre Op yke D n lerl n arne c crrnel lral VK llc 'ts told us the o the v C n Bo hre Iennrnq Steve Kot Charlre Opdyke and Joe Caqlrano a oused our rn erest IH he Student C rt lu, presentrnq t t e s udent body Be x Haucrc represented the class 1n Hartqman s IN ose ev ryone t the tarr and added much aold to ou tre sure chest Alter we c st b llots m the l: x tor Student Comcl we felt we were really of' cral members of the crew SEPT 950 The second lap of our voyage beams' Wrth superronty we lauqhcd at the confused freshmen rn boot camp Accepted as an rmportant part of our school we proved our worth m sports scholastrcs ana socral hte On the court track held and aramond Hoover Brovur' and lVlcK1nley led our ranks wrth Pat Ealchausser Alda DrTranx and Margre Ertzpatrrck cheer mg them on Our skrpper Steve Kott wrth hrs frrst mate Tompson and s cond mate Blose supcrused our second dance South of the Rro a real vrctory for us' After a stop for Chrrstmas vaca t1on our shrp garned speed and crursed toward the end of the year and cur promotron to the rank oi frrst class seamen SEPT l95l We Iound ourselves crursrnq rnto our Iunror year wrth ur class well represented rn all trelds ot athletrcs Many oi our boys returned to actron to become key men rn toot ball basketball and baseball Another new venture undertaken durmq thrs trrp was the canteen whrch proved to be enyoyaole to everyone Phys cs geometry and bookkeepmg II requrred a llttle more work than we had antrcrpated but you c nt always have smoo'h sarlrnq We also were well represented rn Men are Lrke Streetcars whrch was the annual school play Evelyn Hella drd a magnrfrcant Job rn the lead role whrle Junrors Ioe Gaglxano Ianet Hmckley Nancy Trrmmer Rosemary Lane and 63' ibn ' X 10 Z Ml x lr 5 Q X If if X ' 1 S X I If , X My y li ' ff o f I .. T. 19-Q-. 'fy Mc 'it F14 N ' l La, '- ac. z vn. r ' i , we r ted the A ' c ' df ,and ,' pr.-r . Ch ' ' nd' , : vasi, a d El . S ..r.1orn. Ad- m' 'i'i. ,- - parts f 'crl3, .--tl C. bo' 'tlcx' ou or .' lolh At '. ts' ' .r '. . la ' Climaxing a successful maiden xoyage, Karnival Kapers brought ll T rag lv . A I I Y ' . L , 'V ' A . I --vt hi' . U , .. I C fl H Y .0 . Y Q, . L . , .Q . . . . . . . ' . 5 s t X. s - - A - V V Q 1 f 1 Q ll 'Q V I , : . lg 1 al 5 I 1 F 1 1 A ll I Q .A 1 I ' M ,' I , no I 'u'.'.. X '-xl 3' 's ' 1,-' - DQ

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W:-.- DAVID DEMEREST ACKERMAN Dave Ack Heaf Who does not love wine women and song remains a fool hrs whole life Noted for Bemg fickle Usually seen Yes Weakness Eating Secret Ambition To be a success ' 'sesevd' PATRICIA JANE ANDERSON Patty Jo Pat And she would argue ye gads how she would argue. Noted for: Blonde hair Usually seen: With Arlene Weakness: A certain guy with dark eyes Secret ambition: I'o marry and have enough boys for cr basketball team. 12 fy, i '?'k LOUISE S ALESCIO Lou Dark hair shmmg eyes merry humor Shes cr prize Noted for Doing the polka Usually seen Working in Kings Weakness Dancing Secret Ambition To go back to Schnectady ROBERT W BARDI Bob Bart draw, to sketch, to paint is my delight. Noted for: Art ability and talking to girls Usually seen: With Iohn and Don Heyer 7Weakness: Cute blonds with blue eyes Secret ambition: To own a Harem s N CAROL MARIE ANDERSON Barrell Ander Carol She who means no mischief does it all Noted for Funny rmrtatrons and devil ish ways Usually seen With the ATO s and at Mikes Weakness Everything about Buddy Secret Ambition To see everyone in the whole world happy A f-dn..-' WWW' w 15053 lr , , JAMES VINCEM' BARRY, Jimmy ,Y I-Hhs happiest of wlbm the world 7 hknown least good or bad Noted for: Likiqg fun . Usually seent with Ieyy Mansoq 'Weal-mess: B s ll r Secref'a ti nz' Q be a dyver and . r ar sg -