Jay O'Neill:  

CLASS OF 1958
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Verona High SchoolClass of 1958
Verona, NJ
Verona, NJ

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Jay is from Verona, New Jersey. Jay's schools include Verona High School, F.N. Brown Elementary School. Jay works(ed) at...Expand for more
Borders Group. One of Jay's favorite quotes is:"What, me worry? It's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide.".
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‎Ozone Avenue

You know you're from Verona when you hear the word ozone and you think of the Verona Sewage Treatment Plant on Ozone Avenue, located off Grove Avenue past FN Brown and past the Jacobus and Jennings farms. The
Jay O'Neill's album, Timeline Photos
Jay O'Neill's album, Timeline Photos
Jay O'Neill's album, Timeline Photos
Jay O'Neill's album, Timeline Photos
Verona Junior High Class of '54 -- The Beginnings

Junior high brought many changes in our young lives -- our classroom experience would now be significantly different from that of grammar school. Our personal interests wer
Verona Theater
Roller Skating at Florham Park

We all had roller skates in our neighborhood, the kind that fit on our shoes and tightened with a skate key (They never fit over our sneakers.). The wheels seemed to be made of some kind of s
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Jay O'Neill's album, Timeline Photos
This woman never complains no matter what stupid-a** things I do or how dumb I behave. Go figure.
Twelfth Night in Verona

Every year for a week and a half after Christmas we would count down the days until Twelfth Night when Verona held its annual Christmas Tree Bonfire. We were encouraged to save our Christmas trees u
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Jay O'Neill's album, Timeline Photos
I remember the game at Rutgers.
Green Acres

You know you're from Verona when you hear the words 'Green Acres' and you don't think of that silly TV show, but instead recall Mike Bartolo's luncheonette a couple of doors down from the Verona Theater. Where
I received a nice phone call the other evening from my grammar school classmate and ex-backyard neighbor Jerry Hull. Jerry, we will recall, was the second speaking elf in our fourth grade play “Father of a Hump.” My line in
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