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

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lfirst row: lliis. llumplirex fioover. fitislkl, Xlinlers, ll Rupert, l'li1Lisel1uldt'l', Vuotls liulsler. lTLll'1WL'I', fNlm.1n. Second row iXliss Slellex liutlieh. Kiabutl, lloney, Nit- Allister. l.aIlerlv, liible. Wil son, lieuster, Slam, :llWl'k'g.2, Third row' Ilann, l,ashell lX1zlnganaro, XN'uotllngs, l limes C. Rupert. Toma:iel14 Kilt- lantl. lXlurris-in. 'lit-nipleit-n Alanltoxieh, Aleorn. l'iII'Xl rim Xliss kl.1lie Xlt' Cfulloligli, TDCXIIIH. lxelver. li liruno, Unis. lrwln, lfltiinl King. Rice, liortlon. ,Xllvtri-N lliursle. Second row' liwuseo, livialie fiilrsrin. l,ov.1r, Vnrzissl lvlokaseli. J. Bruno, l. liruno Delfazio. Sloller, Curtis, Third row' Ttiminella, Sea burn, lliiplfins, Lewis. lXfliller Squirellus, Varassi, liurelnu Pavone. Loalbo, Klavdos .qs Q The Seventh Grade ln September i938 a group ol' about seventy new seventh graders made their debut in the junior ltligh School. They toolg up their work not as mere ehild- ren , but as ladies and gentlemen. They lost a few ol their classmates but that hasnt stopped them at all. The seventh graders have shown great interest in basketball, mushball and baseball and mueh ol' their leisure time has been spent in the gymnasium. They had a few social alliairs this year which they all enjoyed. Cfoolting, and sewing has used up a lot of time and ellort lor the girls who with the help ol' lXf1iss lvleffollum, have turned out some nice vvorlt, The boys have been busily occupied with carpentry on a small scale with fvlr, Brammers aid. Some ol the seventh graders may be small in size but they have plenty ol pep and energy, If they lteep on going as they have we will be very proud ol' them in the future. Under the supervision of Miss Margaret Stelley and Miss jane Xleifullough during the past year they have had an interesting time. PURPLE AND GOLD 26

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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

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eniovs of dvofe We have set aside a page to the ten seniors whom we consider have contributed much to the success of the class of '39, It is the hope of the staff that this idea will be accepted fav- orably loy all those who chance to see it. Paul Abaray Vernon Acklin Elinor Coleman Constance Forte Edward Herman George Latin Theodore Meck Mahlon Miller Miriam Murray Martha Roth JUNE 1939