Verona High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Verona, PA)

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f ElIlCA'l'l0 l 84' Mr ' I J' Qu 7 xi! , :rj W' ix N S -4 .,x A ' A N l il , 1 4 'ff xg: V 4 Q W' we N X IN our democracy there are many cus- toms some great and unportant others small and lnsxgmhcant On these pages we wrsh catmg our yearbook to someone who has con tnbuted to the school a httle something a bove the danly calling of therr Job 18 a rather rnsxgnxhcant one When the yearbook comes out we smile and perhaps comment on the person who has thas year recenved the honor Whatever our personal opxmon the mcndent soon passes trom our mrnd mto the parade ot never endmg trnvnal events whrch compose our exlstance But not so thrs year for we are 'K 55 honoring an exrstence You thmk thus strange for before you IS a likeness oi a boy-a boy we all knew and some of us loved-a boy can no longer talk with us nor add hrs loot steps to the resoundmg echoes wrthxn our halls. Yet has echo ns greater than any we can bnng forth No measure of words wntten here add or detract from hrs eanstence He I8 mth us through his tarmly and ln the many mem ones xmplanted rn our mnnds and hearts. Therefore let us dedicate not only thm book but also ourselves to Vmcent Cassano 'Q 1 Q to declare one of. each. The custom ot dedi- who is dead, who has lost all existence. He

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Admlm tration F a well rounded teach mg background is neces- sary to make a good pnncl pal Mr Douds is certainly qualified. He has taught both English and Mathe- matics and in cm emergen cy Mr Douds proved the preceding iacts by talnng the Algebra class tor sev eral days We received a hrst hand look at the man who IS our pnnclpal Per haps afterwards we could better appreciate the ad- rmmstratxve problems of our school With this under standing ot each other we can more efficiently attain our mutual goal M r Anderson made the switch from Problems ot Democracy to problems oi Verona High students quite easily Although he excels at both we are glad he chose the latter Many are the fields that his lob cov ers Presxdmg at our assem bhes and greeting visitors are the most obvious but many more duties keep lum busy from nine to tour Very often. more hours are devot- ed to individual students to admonish. to advise. and to advance. These words may very well characterize our principal. Mr. Anderson.