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

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The Freshmen 'lhe class ol nineteen hundred and liorty-txxo was one ol the largest ever to have attended Ycrona High, and occupied three rooms under the guidance ol' Xliss fkleffollum, Xfliss Pierce, and Mr. Brallier. They gave much to their Alma lviater this yearg on the football field, on the hasliethall teams, and in the production ol the operetta. Most memhers ol' the nexxlv organized hand are freshmen proving that this is an active group. Xlanv are already preparing for that most important ol all events, their own Llunior Prom. in that they have joined the Dancing Cluli lflere many ol' the class have had l'L1I'l and learned to dance vvith some ease and grace, Nlae Pierce. Smith. XVolI'ei l.:1llerlvX Kell: Phillips. tus. ig N. 'V , .e 5, klansson, fil1fii'lesxxi-i'll1, Ciav I flill lux lXlil1n lXlool'e lxumareo Plexe. Kiwi lwor. llann, lDimnnel'lw'iu:r Radovieh, lgamlwrnlue, Vw l1llL' Second rim Sislelq. l,anqI'oi'tl Randas. liuplnn, XYilsfn1, l'ix man, lltngoieli, Yigqizil111o Petruney, llunter. PURPLE AND GOLD 2-I larsl ron' lluniphiey. llfil lmi.5f.r, Pope. XXrighl. ll-rp:,ers Ilill, llaiper, Q lltlnitzartlnei ,'XIMlL'l'sul1, Xvulle. Second roxx: lX'lam1i, ffusia X1CliIIlLKl'1l, .'Xrnold, llllis Denlino, Xleorn. litirroxu Xflefiornwick, CiLialiu::a 'Xlis lihird rox-.' Ciarvin, Ulm-ieline, los, l,asl1er, Canitlon. lmutlon lfirsi rim lielmeil, lfiler Kdamslvx, lliwllinger, Runev Ashlwautglw, ll, l'msW'1 Agmieh, SaLm.lers. l'ei'eLi- lX1ehelie. lmorre. Second roxx, Sistelc. Keistei Allweris, Costa. Xyigfjq,-thy Rogers, Piellcieviieh. Wil hams, 'X'IeKinlev. Lvter. Klein son, lXliss liallwurine hit' Cfollum. 'lihird roxx' Slnvszli' li-,seo Santueei, Rtariek, l'ltxl XX' l'irsl nm' lsfrrielv llzuilxins Cihzinev Krule. I5utl:'alx Zeskv, llrtino, Xlr. Xlerle llrallier. Third row: Mauro, Bent: ffharllim, l.asl1ell, lltmkele lntorre, lXf1eWilIiams, Sax-

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RUUlXl Zlll lflrsl frm, W'etmnre, Xklilllsun Ward, Carmichael, Ritchey: Raeioppi. Lashell, Phillips, Starr, lxfhistrngiaeoinn, Zolet Weimcr. Second row 3 lX1issklean Vv'esl- lake, Irwin, O'Connell, Gur- ney, Kenyon, Kiahvr, Raahc. lxlelirail, lX4eCnrmiek, Rem- aley, Arce, lwlartin. 'lihlrd ruwi DeViLa, Kunif aren, Zakraysek, Quimiro, lx1auro, l lelsley, Cestnik, XJHFHSSI. Peneo, lfurle, Saun- ders. Anthony. ROOM Zll lfirsl row. FX1, bepelyak, Rantlas. Renimy. Young. llnugliamer, Runey. S. Krat- sas. lX1urion, Daxis, Cum- mingsi C. Roth. Vifilson. Second row. A. Roth, Gilles- PIC.l,lUlls.filifll'Clll,ALlHll1SliN', Bennett. Curun, Delfaziu. Dougan. lifk!lSil5, Turkey, Rebecca Cunningham Palmer. Third row: Phillips, Palino, l.afl'erly, A. Sepelyak, Nie- helie, Ritchey, Luckoek, Wis- niuski, Nlimrrell, Sher, Shank. The Sophomore Class The Sophomores have finally reached the age where they are being noticed. Little was heard from them last year but this year they have become more active and have held some dances and class parties. Football and Basketball brought many of the boys before the public eye and some of the girls were seen with the Girls Varsity, Many' took part in the Glee Club operetta, MAsk The Professor and participated in a few assembly programs during the year. They are having many new experiences and studying new subjects but are taking them in their stride and are looking ahead for more. Clubs are very popular with Sophomore students, The boys are especially interested in the Cooking, Hi-Y and Varsity Clubs while the girls are interested in Shop. Commercial and Leaders Clubs. Other interests are dancing, ice and roller skating and sewing. Nliss -lean Westlake and Mr. Glenn Wild are the home room teachers and act as class sponsors. The officers are: President, , A .. , e A Harold Mauro Vice Presidente-- Phyllis Lashell Secretary ..,. , - - Irene Ward JUNE 1939 zz

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The Eighth Grade iXliss Lindley and hir. Boydston are the teachers that have heen the guiding and restraining hands to these pupils who are now approaching high school. 'liheir interests seem to he centered around activities such as hasketkall and such diversions as the Boys Junior lli-Y, Girls Reserves, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. 'lfhese groups culminated their social program with a comldined party on Deeemlwer 23 in the gymnasium with dancing. popular form of amusement, interspersed with a few games. A numliier of students ofthe eighth grade are engaged in the school hand and glee eluh has given them something to do in the afternoon when there is no school, The men of the class are very mueh interested in Shop work and Mechanical drawing and spend mueh of their leisure time in the shop with Nlr. Brammer. Nlany of the hoys are eagerly looking forward to the day when they will he alale to help make the .lunior Varsity a grand sueeess. There are also a numher of girls that have hopes of gaining a position on the Girls Varsity in years to eome. Swimming and skating has a numher of devotees and daneing is also on the list of much indulged in activities of the eighth grade. lfirsi row: Plesowieit, liairtl. Ux erlvcek. lXlaeQlregor, Mull, Burkhart, Cialvud, Poelgor- mek. Dunn. Smyth, lX1arko- xiteh, lialwor. Second row. l,ulley, l'px'all. Woods, Powell, Nlwereromlwie, lXiel1elle. lielster. flestmk, llann. Nellis, Milermg, Bliss lliltla l.indley. l-l1Il'xl row: Roth, hlilliken, loreliia, lilllano, Lasher. fiusla. llrego, Wlwitlenlwerger. luekev. Barnes, C oleman, llerps. Dutlezak. Nlanni, l hompson. lfirsl row' llrixcrupiu, llaeiop- po. Walson. Sanlueel Dutlef :ak. XYl'iIlL', Kohnen. Olwer- ding, Rt-gotti, While, Sanner, Celwellus. Second row, Starn, Burnt. Comer, Cirnjarleli, lumin- ella. l,U:er, Sill, lirazler. Bright, lhompson. Remaley, lxlr. lioyelslon. Third row' ,-Xlman. hloraitis Seeieh, Lanioux, llunkley lvfarron, Simmons. Johnson Gould, Bertosa, Carehxde VJ. Walker, Beers, R. NValker IUNE 1939 25