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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

PURPLE 1950 E d by h STAFF LLUB And GOLD V P dite t e Verona High School erona, a. Jump,-. -V.-, M4 wh-asus. I .. .X . I I Ill E A5 - wa 3 unsung at--iq -:yung -.14 . 1 -...,, 'UQ'-Q ..- .,L .... ,X Muna llfiim WJ .4 ...A .1--ff 1 . 1 x 5 A0 -1 L11 N Y ,..... ---v 1' l I I S Waffle- -I . 1, , l QA! A w., 'I 'I I I V J A I I , ' I 1 EL ER I guess a lot of you Clldllt reallze It but Ive been l1v1n here ln Verona Hlgh School all the past year Sure I know xt s odd for an elephant to go to hlgh school but Im just a l1ttle elephant and llCb1dCS I dldnt the clrcus That wasnt so bad cause me and 'Vlama got along just flne together But I guess the Lold needed an elephant for something so he took Mama I dldn t know what to do I was lonesome and I was hungrv ard I was scaled And most of all I wanted my Mama But St Peter sent an angel to see me 1nd the angel sald Elmer how old are you? I sald I m three years old ma am So she sald Well that s too young to be alone Well just send you to Velona Hlgll School They ll take good care of you So one day M1 Douds found me when he unlocked hls 0ff1CC and I ve been he1e ever smce Smce I m not a regular student I have a lot of tlme to spend on other thmgs than studies I play football and basketball' Im ln the band and glee clubs I belong to all of the other clubs too' lm a member of the faculty I belong to the Board of ECll1Cdl1OIl and I eve11 help lead cheers So follow me and I shall show you all I do , ' 1 If , ' ,1 ' l ' V . . ' 1 . ' If I 1 D, . . , . . , . . . ' ' of 7 C . -1 Q v l ,w l u ' 9 . , . N . 4 1 w. . , 7 7 have anywhere else to go. You see, years ago Daddy ran away to join u Y , H , 1 1 I I t ' 0 I s . , 1 ' 7 in I I I - 'I 7 I ' , ' ' YC 1 ' ' 9 , 9 I 1 I t - Q I 1 9 H I A n 1 . K w A I 'I ' S6 V 1 5, a C 9 1 ' - cc 9 Q I 9 as H U - ea I any 7 7 ' 7 7 1 7 . W N 7 v 4 -0- , 7 . . 99 . s . , . .1 . 1 , w 1 . I , , ' , 9 - U , , . 0' ' 7 9 , . 9 - 5 . 7 . 7 , , , I f . Sa4aalD' Seated L to R H Pune ,I Grogan R Fller J MOFIIZ Qtandmg R Morford J Young P Brlght Each of these members, lncludlng me, has glven l1I1SClflShly of hls tlme and effort ln ordel to glVC the students every opportunlty posslhle ln a school oul slze They are deep ly sympathetlc wlth the problems of youth and have made every attempt to meet the demands of these changmg tlmes OFFICERS Preszdent John MOIIIZ Vzce Presulent John Grogan Secretary Harry Plerce Treasurer John Young Q 1 1 if 5-AA' R JE? ' '. x 5 ' a In l . ,.,.u,....,..o...,r,.. y ip We K HOWARD DOUDS Supervising Principal SINCE I FIRST came to Verona High School, Mr. Douds has always been willing to help me with my problems. Not only me, but anyone in the whole school. When I get into trouble, Mr. Douds always seems to understand but still he always punishes me. Although he doesnlt teach any classes, Mr. Douds is an accredited mathematics teacher. Mr. Douds shows an interest in the well-being of every student, through his constant attention to our grades and our conduct. When I go out into the world next year, I shall certainly rem- ember the guidance given to me by Nlr. Douds. wwf' R . OLGA JAN KOVICH School Secretary A GRADL'ATE OF Verona High in '48, Olga was a member of the Girls Glee Club and the Y-Teens, and she has proven herself fast on her feet in basketball. Being pretty and having a nice personality has won her many friends. Olga took the General Course in her Senior year, but went to Princeton School for Secretaries at night to complete her studies. She is now the secretary of the Verona Public School. Her pleasantness and helpfulness is known to both students and teachers through Verona Schools. t he 1 pf-ops an- part our choo heath staff. ey farrw out the 1-xa111in4 ,Bl our lu ts' tw-II1. Q' e w am physical confli- 411 liclurul hcre arm' Nlrf. ummm Nr 100 niftg 111111 r Nharl xlffllfd Rworrl- D Q cw yi mor 4-0111- ruul sll uits naw- he-hl hool ure an ' cturul here- if Put im OI Q o the many girlx po ltmn. KERMIT ANDERSON High School Principal MK. ANDILHSOX is the principal of our high sf,-liool. lt is his joh, l have founcl, to lay clown thc rulcs that govcrii our high school. HQ plans uml prcsidcs OXUI' our assc111lJlivs, and tcachcs svn- iors l'. O. D. llc, also, has thc difficult job of Zlllilllillllg thc sclicflulv of cvcry studvnl. even minv. ws . 'Q 'MW 0 Wie .lean Black T e a C h e s-Latin, English, Spelling Sponsors- -Junior Play Elizabeth Borlenhorn Teaches-English, Biology Sponsors-Senior Play M. Josephine llunter Teaches-A r t, Arithmetic, Spelling Sponsors-Art Club Alicc Lowry Teaches -- Heallh, Plzysical Education S p 0 n s 0 r s-Leaders Club, Gym Exhibit Q 5-ng, fn. IM Benjamin Bongiovanni Teaches-Music Sponsors - Christmas Canta- ta, Spring Concert Wilnlagene Burrows T eacheswFirst Grade Sponsors'--Girl Reservi Vivian Maxwell Librarian Teaches -Library Science Alice Macrum Teaches-Second Crude Margaret Coulter Mcllveen Teaches-Third Grade Helen W. Feightner Teaches-Second Grade Samuel L. Nlcllveen Teaches N General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics Sponsors--Biology Club William Monaco Teaches - Health, Physical Education Sponsors -- Basketball Club, Gym Exhibit nb ,Lf x 5 49? fb' Harriet Higinbotham Teaches - Shorthand, Type- writing, Bookkeeping, Sur- aey S p o n s o r s--Yearbook Soli- citors Ann Hope Teaches-Typewriting, Gon- sumers Education, Business Math Sponsors-Yearbook Ruth Nichols Teaches-Fourth Grade Twila M. Remaley Teaches-First Grade 1? ff' g, if 'Th' -1. Af is 1- 1 an -.ki Dorothy Rhea 'lieaelws l ifIl1Cr11fle George- Tjiattas 'lieaelies f -Wood Slmp. chunieul Drawing Sponsors--Golf Club p. ,. xv!! C I wi ,.- f Q.. .lames Rockwell Tv-aehes-Mrilhenulties Sponsors--Hi-Y, Chess Club Andrew Yanfvorflt-r Teaches---History, Civics Sponsors --Student Count-il Drii'ers Club Here and There in V. H. S. Yi' '-FCQ xgpak www, , , frff if :lil Dorothy Smith 'lit-avlws Home lZ'l'0710HlIlQ, Relatire Arts Sponsors Cooking Club, ,lr Sfurlenf Couneil. funior Play .lf-an Wagner Tear-lnw 'Fifth Cmfle A + V, kit' ii' E .f if Q 'Wu-4- ' A .Q Raymond Testa Teaehew History, Geography Sponsors CJCOHVIIPIT1' Club Nlary lf. Wvfllbflflll T?3Cl1PS'f-Slifflh Crmle Merrily we come to School tor leavet . . . good morning . . . it's done this way . . a serious discussion after luneh . . . Lucky Sam . . . before the bell. -1 6 1 .49 2- 11- I Zeal Zadalq I-. ELMER, have lreen around Verona for quite a while now, and I don't believe I have ever met a nicer person than Mr. Monaco, the person to whom this 1950 PURPLE AND GOLD is dedicated. I have always felt free to ask him for advice, for I knew he would he more than willing to help me. Mr. Monaco has been at Verona for a number of years now, and he is making more friends each year. Of the many friends I will miss when I leave Verona. Nlr. Monaco will he one of them. l X l 1 We Dedlcate o WILLIAM MONACO Q I I I I -L .. Seated: J. Forbeek. C. Nlanganaro. j. Ireland, A. Ranclas, nl. Pennacchio, T. Hollinger, S. T nth Walker, B. King, R. Falso, L. England, BI. Thaner. J. Bfaclfarland. C. Taylor. Smmlingz NI. Humphrew Il. Wagner, N. Ik-Vita, Nlr, Yanljorder, sponsor. AS STUDENT COUNCIL members we all try to set a good example for other students to follow. We are always trying to do things which will make our stay at Yerona more pleasant. We carry on elections which we think resemble the National Elections as much as they possibly could. Also we have chartered buses for basketball games, the price of which we paid half. The Student Council is an organization which students may feel free to ask for advice at any time. fx Secretary- Yfllorotln W alltt r 2, K ' UFFICLRS I're5z'dent-Spiro 'l udi liiee-president 'lcd Hollln fl K' 700, F ..x fp, 1 qt., ..,,,..Xh UIQ bllflllg B ,lack on 'Nl Dxble R Falo Standm L Man anaro D Abercrombne Natlonal Honor Society K 'P fr fy HOSEN ON THE basls of scholarshlp character leadershlp and SCIVICC these fue students of the senior class are the members of the Natlonal Honor Socxetv They are chosen by the teachers on the aforenamed qualltles They also must haxe mamtamed a B averace throuchout hl h school To promote leadershlp to create enthuslam for scho larshlp to develop character and to render servxce are the fxve ldeals the society has set for the :deal hl h chool student Congratulatlons to these students Ro e Barbara Mar tha Carl and Don' We hope that honor wlll help you 1n your future success 4, C 5 3 M y E . if A' .' X X. I! ll! 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Row D Ru 31 'N orrl .no yur 0 1 n or Jac on Fngland H nmn benond Rau, L XIOTCQ N Lllzr J lllurtlla N llcrron ,I V11 on B xl3l0l0 P Xe C10 A DCFZZIO ,I ,lack on R I'anIa k I Nlan anaro ll -Xbertrvn lllf' Thrrd R014 J Ireland 6 , fs, 4 Staff Club WHEN I IOINILD the Staff Club I thou ht I was lll lor a happy joy fxlled tlme Boy' wae I IH for a surprlse I soon found out that the btaff Club 1 not a Llub that one joma ln order to haye a ood tlme A ood portion of eyery membere Qpare time IS Qpent workmc on the annual yearbook We membere reeelye no pay for all our hard work and the tluly derlyea no proflt from the sale of the booki But we feel that our time has been well spent lf we are able to put out a yearbook that meets with the approval of the Qtudenti The club IS dlylded Into com mlttees each of wlnch has a certam duty to perform I trled to fmd the one that dld the least work but I found that they all work pretty hard Besldes making all the MIIICUPQ maklnfv all the drawmgs, takmg all the PICIUFCS and plannlng all the pages we have to earn enou h money to pay for the pr1nt1n of the book So someday lf you see a mee little elephant standlnv on the corner wlth a tm cup pleaae rye me Qomethmg because that means the club didnt FHIQP enou h money to pay for thle book you re readm, Ldzzor Don'1ld Abervrombu Asszstant Edzlor Ronald Brenmn Advzsor Mws Hope M556 gfozaeaafzfieqemfaab Sitting: Mrs. Higinbotham Standing: N. Eiler, L. Doles, G. Taylor SOLICITORS I again thought that I was in for some fun when I became a solicitor. Gee! I was wrong again. Being a solicitor is a lot of work too. I thou ht I would enjoy getting out of school to go ,A at 9 to various stores to gget ads. But, when I was done I was so tired that I couldn't even wag my little, funny, old tail. But, we don't mind-George, Nonnie, Lucy, and I-we know that every ad we get just helps to make your yearbook better. A TRIBUTE- We, of the Staff Club, would like to pay tribute to Mrs. Harriet Higinbotham. Only through 'her hard work in securing ads have our yearbooks of the last few years been possible. Her importance has been known only to the members of the yearbook staff, and we thought it was about time that everybody knew about a person who really helps to make your yearbook possible. So, thanks again for a wonderful job. Staff Club at work. go First Roux: G. Bruno, N. Kefalos, J. Roth, K. Moraitis. Second Row: D. Singhose, T. Yanover, E. Panza, NI. Vodvarka, C. Funk. H. Shoop. Third Row: C. Blanni, Nl, lmwis, ll. Francisco. S. Tsudis, C. King. Xlr. Rockwell, sponsor. lx, ,3- its-::':.,q Waaassaa Q. age.:-- y Ib ,fi 9 Q - if O AAN X Q A: J.f'j. an T N. W - W Chess Club First Row: B. A. Matheny, C. Cassano. M. Racoppio, E. Loeffler, M. Templeton, M. Sistek, V. Regan. Second Row: Mr. Mcllveen, sponsor, Nl. Pierro, G. Rice, C. Vantine, C. Henderson, N, DcYi!a, M. Braeudigam. Naturally, the object of our club is to learn to play Chess. When I joined, I didn't know anything about Chess, but under Mr. tllockwellis expert instruction, I soon became an excellent player. tjokej We held a series of matches with each member having an opportunity to play every other member in order to find out who the best player was. tlt wasnlt Il1C.,l Our club plans to increase the skill of all of us so that we may find relaxation and comfort in the King of Gamesf, It is the ambition of our club to be able to hold matches with other schools in order to see what kind of players we really are. We would all like to thank Mr. Rockwell for creating this fascinating, new club in our school. Biology Club Preparing the freshmen members for their coming yea. in the study of biology OFFICERS President-Marlene Vodvarka Vice-president-Delsie Singhose Secretary--Helen Shoop is the job our club is working on. Working diligently all year around, we have produced biology notebooks showing proof of our study into plant and animal life. Having access to the lab, we are able to preform experiments to help further our knowledge. We have also been active around the school by putting on a cookie and candy sale to earn money for future use of the club. Under the leadership of Nick DeVita, presidentg Margaret Templeton, vice-preisentg Marlene Braeudigam, secretary, along with Mr. Mcllveeifs guidance, we have had niany exciting and interesting meetings. xg if I-1 u 4 X X f U O da S., N Q , 4 35,5 Drivers Club First Row: J. Marino, M. J. Delach, B, Wa D. Kastanias, A. Randas, K. Collins, R. Rogh. gner, P. Kastanias, A. Varassi. Second Row: H. Sprucehank, B. Dunfee, J. Liberto, T. Turpin, V. Cassano. One of the most practical clubs in the school is the Drivers, Club. Our club was organized by Mr. VanCorder for the purpose of studying and learning the good principles of safe driving. With only one member holding a learners, permit in September, now more than half are practicing their driving. Various trips were taken throughout the year to acquaint us with the practical problems of driving. We also visited one of the local automobile service stations where we were given valuable instructions by one of the workers. Have you noticed Joe lntorre with a mashie? Well, he's the Golf Club,s president, hurrying to one of our exciting meetings. The club is holding as many of its meetings as possible outside. Practicing what? Well, what we have learned in our meetings about the game of golf. Mr. Tjiattis is giving us as much background as possible as we will all be par breakers someday. Along with' our enjoyment, the club is making a strong bid to enter the WPIAL Golf League, and put Verona's name into this sport in a competitive way. Even if this fails we willknow more about the exciting and interesting game of golf T f. gs, .. x .sn ,Q - H V ,fur Golf Club OFFICERS President-Joe lntorre Vice-president-Bill McKnight Secretary-William Tarassi V Sli X . A' z' gs 4 Qwlfl ' WW dui! U rn ' CJ , -Q4 J. Kneeling:T. Hollinger. Stand- ing: J. lntorre. First Row: C. Vanover, W. Tarassi, M. Humphrey, D. Cleary, J. Tamburro, J. Forlieck, J. Caria, R. Coover. 'Second Row: J. Rossi, J. Semencar, B. McKnight, P. Kratsas, V. Morante, B. Stoner, G. Tay- lor, Sir. Tjiattas, sponsor. First Row: R. Henderson, P. Hall, E. Pastis, C. Mitchell, B. Sounie. Second Row: K. Mc- Knight, E. Davis, P. Reilly. Third Row: M. Yeager, S. Haerr, J. Wylie, C. Manganaro. Fourth Row: A. Kratsas, B. Rearick, J. Bow- man, C. Hartman, Miss Hunter, sponsor, C. Krebs. Twenty junior high boys eagerally run up to the Home Ec department every Wednesday to learn some of the princi- ples of homemaking. A-lthough cooking is our main interest, Miss Smith is teaching us how to mend clothes, fix furniture, and most important of all, act at the dinner table. We have surprised our families with biscuits, pies, and other tasty things that we have made. We find this accomplish- ment much more satisfying than just lick- ing the pans after someone else has made the mixture. if I 1 rx ---as 1: -- K Y..- N .- -,- ,, lf- Art Club Sketch pencils, charcoal paper, paints, canvas, brushes, you've guessed itg itls Art Club. The president, Carolyn Hart- man, along with Anita Kratsas as secre- tary and the aid of Miss Hunter, plan the vear's work. Art Club is made up of students who are interested in art work and hope to accomplish many very useful and decorative plans for their homes of the future. Cooking Club 1 '-'-,,-v- -. 44. Q OFFICERS Chief Cook-Bill Steffey - c- First Row: J. Rudy, G. Capponi, J. F'l' I'ifeS'dl'i t .dD0ugl?,S Sgwat J. 1-'lajniie M. Walker, L. Hess, J. Cleiaig we V951 0111- HY ,tam D. Mccinnis, E. Singhose, J. vescio, C. Bren Secretary-Treasurer-Gilbert Cap- nan, B. 'Rosew, Costa, N. Tratras. Second - X ' J F9 .. g Row' Nliss Smith sponsor P A ostolos R ponl N - - - i 1 - P -, r-rg Q, blarn, J. Johnston, D. Sproat, B. Sleffey, J N Eilcr. .3 I f 1 f Junior Boys' Club Our club is made up of really fine young men. Under the direction of Mr. Moritz, we receive training that will help us to be leaders in our classes. Of course, we play and have a good time at our meetings, but we have a serious side to our club, too. It is set forth in the pledge of the Boys' Club. The pledge is: I do pledge to strive to advance the purpose of the Junior Boys, Club-to develop my mind's strength, my body, worshiping Cod, and work together for a finer community and a better world. I will earnestly endeavor to practice the virtues of the Junior OFFICERS Presidenl-Jerry Vfscio Sccretaryflloh Isherwood 7're'asurcrfDonald I'ritchard Boys' Club platform-Christian thought. Christian action, and Christian leadershipf, OFFICERS President-Nancy Brennan Vice-president-Mary Webb Secretary-Joan King af ma., takin' Geography Club What goes on in 2ll? Why, its Geography Club, of course. And what does this new club do? We play games! We have teams and captains, each team is given points for the best papers of the quizzes we take. At the end of the year prizes will be given to the teams having the most points. The games are by no means simple, but we have fun playing them. For instance, did you know that -a-e --a---ai- will eventually spell Lake Champlain? I do and we also know that -a-a- I-a--- spells some island, do you know which one? The club made a trip to the Museum which was fun and also educational. Congratulations to Mr. Testa for making the subject of geography interesting and exciting. . W3 . Q , Y R NX Firsf Row: B. Stclfy, R. Condron, I . Sanlucci, J. Falso, A. Householder, C. flIcDade. Second Row: I.. Hall, N. Tratras, G. Capponi, I.. Clegg. Third Row: J. Vcscio, C. While, R. Ish:-rwood, D. Pritchard, A? N 2 1 -s -C X Kneeling: C. Wylie, D. Bracndigam, S. Roncy, XI. Saxman, N. Johnston, A. Plutis, C. Cassano, Sl. Sekel. Second row: F. Remmey, L. McGinnis, NI. Cleland, N. Taylor, Nl. L. King, N. Brennan, M. Webb, C. Helfrich. Mr. Testa, sponsor. Third Row: F. Nloraitis, E. Damieo, J. King, Z. Barr. ll. Dacr. C. Davis. Ok 05:0 gn Aux? First Roux: J. Stevenson. l. Shook, J, Bennett, F. Shoop, B. Konold. ,. 'Ml' D. Varassi, J. Lyter, D. Xlachcn, NI. L. Lyter, H. Shoop. Second Row: ? -- , J. Marino, C. Viores, M. J. Delach, S. Herron, A. Appoloni, F. Marchese. To -. .'.., ng-1 B. Shook, M. Thaner, V. Shook, B. Wagner, C. Hartman. Last Row: C. ,, gp Loeffler, M. Albrech, C. Rodkey, J. Manos, B. Tremba, D. Singhose. ' ' 4, A. Bruno, A- Kratsas, R. Bright. H. Sprucebank, D. Kastanias. J. Stoner. Girl Reserves These thirty-three girls started the new year with a new club and a new name, Girl Reserves. Formerly a part of the Y-Teens, we have organized an independent club with our own name. Meeting Monday evenings under the leadership of Jean Stevenson, president, and the guidance of Mrs. Burrows, we have planned dances, parties, and other important events. Our other officers are Carolyn Loeffler, vice- president, Rhoduska Bright, secretary, and lda Mae Shook, treasurer. We celebrated Christmas, along with the Hi-Y, by packing baskets for the needy families of Verona. Also, in December we had a Christmas party for the members of the club. For the benefit of the whole school, we held a Sock Dance which was not only fun but entirely different from any other dance held at Verona High this vear. UMonday night again! another evening of fun at Hi-Yi' is a familiar exclamation heard from me. This group of boys, 24 strong, meet each Monday night under the capable guidance of Mr. Rockwell and Mr. Ireland. We are chosen from the high school on the basis of scholarship and good character. Our meetings consist of educational as well as entertaining aspects. Sports are uppermost in our minds with basketball, volleyball, and pingpong tournaments being held at various times throughout the year. The boys go on various trips-the most important being to the YMCA for an evening of swimming. The boys had a party at the end of the year for their best girls-and a good time of dancing and games was enjoyed by all. Presia'ent-Jim lreland T Vice-president-Ted Hollinger i Secretary-Tom Gabud rdf Q1 Jkt H1 -Y Kneeling: W. McKnight, H. Quinn, T. Turpin B. Konold, D. Rossi, M. Thaner S. Tsudis, P. Vescio, V. Cassano, R. McDade R. Brennan. First Row: A. Randas, J. lntorre C. King, J. Forbeck, B. Maiolo, T. Hollinger G. Taylor, A. DeFazio, J. Roth, J. Rossi Second Row: T. Gabud, B. Stoner, J. Dorsey P. Kratsas, J. Ireland, C. Henderson, Mr Rockwell, sponsor. can 'gfmaeecuwigf' Who is going to referee the game this af f 'N ,MT KX f'N gs M 5555? V . Y Fprst Row: Coach Testa, V. Cassano, P. Vescio, B. Maiolo, G. King, A. Randas, D. Abercrombie, Coach Monaco. Second Row: J. Dorsy, B. Stoner, V. Morante, T. Turpin, B. McKnight, A. Bruno, M. Lewis. I am truly honored to be a member of the Varsity club of Verona. It is made up of all the lettermen of the glorious Verona athletic teams. Our aim during the year is to gather enough money, by any means we can, in order to bring the departing senior members their sweaters. We have been active in raising money by putting on such activities as basketball games, dances, and even a dinner. This year we are trying to get enough so as to leave some monev to start next year off on the right foot. Varsity Club orricisits President-Al Bruno Vice-president-Bill McKnight Secretary-Don Abercrombie ternoon? What are those weird Leaders, Club OFFICERS President-Patsy Henderson Secretary-Betty King Treasurer-Dorothy Walker First Row: A. P. Henderson, B. Wilson, P. B. Donato, A. costumes those girls are wearing? Refer these questions to a member of the Leaders, Club. I shall be able to answer these and many more on this busy club. This group of sophomore, junior, and senior girls are chosen on sportsmanship and leadership. Each new member is initiated in the fall during which time is called Dog Daysf, tlmagine me-looking like a dog.i We learn the rules and regulations of all sports and with this knowledge officiate at games after school. Activities consist of a party in the fall for the new members and one in the spring for the departing seniors. We also have hikes in the spring and fall and go bowling throughout the year at the local bowling alleys. Although we have lots of fun in the different activities, Miss Lowry ever reminds us that our main purpose is to promote good sportsmanship throughout the school. Pennacchio, M. M. Weir, B. Kern. D. Walker, D. Kelley. B. King. J. Lyter, C. Marchese, F. Lewis. Second Row: Gaines, J. Pritchard, S. Bright, l. M. Shook, B. Konold, Appoloni, L. Flajnik, D. Maclien, B. Kefalos, Miss Lowry, sponsor. Third Row: M, L. Kelley, L. Doles, M. E. Wagner, D. Doles. A. Bruno, D. Bozick, M. Dible, T. Randas, B. Wagner. Fourth Row: R. Bright, J. MacFarlane, D. Mehelicli, L. Ka-tlf-y. 06 T-V' , ? f Y l -Fe VE. O vii Fzrst Row N Krat as f Rodkey 1 Pastolos D Braeudx a1n K McKn1ght R Shaw B Rearlck L Davls P Kastsas Nl Xoung b Austln b Bnght .Second Row F bantuccl A Bruno l Vescm fs Manganaro R Stover .l Macfarlane l 'llatlfarlane l' Pemmy G Cappom The Band Agam thls year Verona Hxgh produced a very fme band The flrst semesters work conslsts prlmarlly 111 PTHCIICIII the muslc and formatlons for football Dames Wlll you ever foroet the long hours that we drxlled for the tram formatlon for the L MtKeesport 1me'7 But lt was worth all those trlps up on Lrlbbs fleld for all the favorable comments we recened The eeond semester found us practlcln for the concert that was held on Aprll 28 W had Mr B s approval and felt very pleased lhls cllmaxed a very successful year The students won t forget our muslc IH assembly as we wont for et tht fun we had phymg for them ff, X 15 fy! fp! mb-4 N ,N -9555 1 vi ' N 1 2 1 x 1 1, 1 5 J.. Rudy, lW3SOI?,v,C..lD6lflC11: Prvboclc. Davis, Farrow, A. Loggi. :Third Row? X X , X fffxf to W 'k . . . . Xe 1 fa X . 1 1 N . , . . . . . . 'J ,X n 1 ' U ' inc . ,, k. YZ fy fr ' - 44 1 . . n ' j . U e E . B fa' . - . ' f ex n ' ' r I ' I '7 f ti dl 7 la First Row: M. Vodvarka, S. Beckett, N Brennan, L. Cribbs, L. Konold. .Second Row: J. King, M. L. King, l' Pastis, J. Bowman, B. Daer. Maj orettes Although I don't look too good in a skirt, I was still one of the beautiful Twirlers of Verona High School. We really worked hard this year making up novel routines for each football game. We have been told that our member- ship improves the appearance of the band on the field. 'l'here are six majorettes and ten twirlers, and a mascot. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Bongiovanni we have been able to improve as individuals and, thus, improve the ability of our unit. Anna Harper was the head Majorette this year. Betty Donato is next in line of succession and will surely keep up the fine tradition of Verona Majorettes. First Row: L. Flajnik, A Harper B Donato. Second Row: .I Pritchard I. Shook, P. Hall. .llascot C San tucci. 4 ,ist Y ,.. .3 O o o C1 T gl A V37 First Row D Knapp N Cas ano R Nlellc C' Bruno C Wlule P Xescio L Dchla E Londron R Condron .Second Row J Prybock T Holllngmr P Nlan anaro J lrfland W 'Nlclinight R Stoner A Randas J Forbeck J Tamburro J King pianist Boys Glee Club Many are the profframs that haxc been put on by the Boy Glee Club The first major program produced this year which we took part in was the Nativity Story a beautiful Christmas Program We think that me did much to make it a success Next we took part in the Sprin Concert another great success Many of the people who attended these pro rams hue said that thev will newer forget the fine music that came from our mouths t - evvveevw e J .... 2 ,. , P Sitting: J. MacFarlane. First Row: D. Sin hose, J. King M. Dible D. Doles P. Gaines A. Harper H. Shoop J. MacFarlane J. Stevenson A. Pennacchio. Second Row: E. Loeifler B. Donato M. Sistek B A. Matheny C. Loetfler M. Braeudigam D. Rossi M. Racoppio M. Templeton B. Konold L. Flajnik. Third Row: A. Bruno H Sprucebank, W. Eiler, P. King, P. Could, U. Rodkey, J. Jackson, B. King H. Wilson. J. Churilla, I.. England Girls Glee Club Remember this? Ye-, it is the Girls' Clee Club as they were the nifrht of the Christmas Cantata. And how can we forget the beautiful singing they did that night. We could all tell that such a performance took long hours of practice and such was possible through the patience of Mr. Bongiovanni, their director. B. Wilson. C. Cassano. Although this is probably the most important event of the year, the girls also sang at the Spring Concert, at PTA mettings, at Baccalaureate, and many other places where their sweet melodies were heard and enjoyed by all. Choir First Row: J. Xlaclfarlanv. NI. Diblt-. D. Singhow, J. King, D. Dole-s, P. Gaines, A. Harper, A. Pennacchio, ll. Shoop, J. Stevenson, ll. Jackson, J. MacFarlane. Second Row: Mr. llongiovanni, B. Donato, M. Sistek, C. tfassano. N. Eilor, M. Templeton, li. A. Matheny, C. Loeffler, B. Wilson, J. Jackson, B. King. Third Row: A. Bruno, ll. Spruvf-bank, P. King, M. J. llelsvy, C. Rotlkvy, J. Cliurilla, Nl. liramttligaln. D. Rossi, li. Konoltl. L. Flainik, I.. England. Fourth Row: W. 5'lcKnight, :L Rkifllliii. T- Hollinger, V. Cassano. E, Loc-fflvr, P. Gould, J. Wilson. Nl. Kacoppio, R. ifonclron. J. l'rylvom'k, lf. ffontlron, J. l orbc-ck. Fifth J Row: J. lrelancl. D. Knapp, l, Manganaro. tl. White-. J. 'll21!IllDllI'I'0. Ds-Vita. ll. Bruno, P. Yescio, R. Moll:-, R. Stoner. and Q King 5665 7ccm'z' 6462! W Cheerleaders 15 l First Row: P. Gaines, Nl. lf. Wagner -XL N. liiler. N. Nlorrill. Sveonrl Row: - 1 L. Doles. Nl. I.. Lyn-r. Nl. Dilmle. Yea! Yea! Yea! Hear those cheers? Where are they coming from? lvliv. thevire Corning from Yerona spectators under the direction of us, the Verona Cheerleaders, of course. If you have been to many of the games. you will know that we have been al every game, leading cheers, the best we could. Had it not. been for us. our cheering section would have been very disorganized. Of all the schools l have ever visited, l believe Yerona has as good a group of Cheerleaders as you'll ever find. v no fa Sf lllllll' .1 Y i T Rf Left to right: B. Konold, D. Rossi, M. Thaner. AL iff W5 SSW WX Cf .4 I' We faded 4474 kwa! we did First Row: Mr. Monaco, ll. Van:-tim-. F. Falso, R. Mcliaclv, W. Tara L an Morante. R. Roth. G, While-. R. M4-Ile. Serund Row: l'. Katanm J Nemencar Ve-scio, R. Fanlaskf-. A. llelfazio. T. Hollinger. D. Alwrvromlmiv ln J Ire and imanagerl. Mr. Ts-sta. lux! Row: .l. llorsry. P. Manganaro, G. llemlerln Rlce McKnight. A. Bruno, T. Turpin. Nl. Lewis fx. Ranrlas. R. Hn-nnan Inland :r Football Scores Yr-rona Yvrona YQ-rona Yr-rona Ye-rona Ycrona Verona Verona Yr-rona WPA Dvvr 20 Eclgm-woofl 27 E. MCKQ-1-spur Hampton 19 East Deer 0 Aspmwall 33 Pl 11111 12 Flmarpslnlrg 0 Oalunonl 6 Huul lfoach-Raynlond Te-sta 4S9l'8fllI1f ffonch---William Monaco . Ranclas ll 1. fl Ka . Br Dorsey 12 t. Cl.. l 4 pl l B. McKnight 12 t. cl P . Morante ll t. rl l ia 6 x rpin ll t. cl. . Tarassi lol 1. cl P uno ll e. p. Total 70 Opponents ,f T .f -v0'f .QU 11 7 X stanias ll t. c SENIORS First Row: A. Randas, A. Bruno, B. McKnight. Second Row: M. Lewis, T. Turpin, C. King. Third Row: D. Abercrombie, P. Vescio. r ,gg-' 1.54:- x 'N , Fff V5 5 4 .4 f 'G . wk? 1 Y','lQpY1 v 'PF mf' 'YQ if.. Ai ii il - Q K -w 5. 1 D x is sn e :mg if 6. 9 +1 4 3 R 5 .fi I i if 2 , .... I f 1 , N ' . I Rf Q Q 0 4, I 1- me ,gf v - 1 i km at Standing: Mr. Tesla lcoacht. P. Yes- cio. M. Lewis, J. Ireland. G. Rice-. 'l'. llollingvr. ,I. Rossi. Mr, Monaco woaclrl. Sillingz J. Nlaiolo, Y. Nlor- antc, W. McKnight. T. Turpin. A. Runda-Q. R. Slonvr. Yea team! Led by co-captains Andy Randas and Bill Mc- Knight, the Verona Panthers fought their way to Section 111 champions. The champs participated in three play-off games, winning from lfdgewood and Bell, on Wi1kinsburg's floor and losing to Avalon on Dormont's floor. The team has had an excellent record. winning 21 and losing 2. ln their section they won 9 and lost 1. The Junior Varsity also had a fine I'f3C0fClfW1llI'llI1g 19. losing 1. Congratulations to lmoth teams! L. tu R.: C. Manganaro. Mgr.: Kefalos, Mgr.: D. Ahercrornlmiv, Stal- isticiang C, Taylor. Nlgr. o Q lp 1121 RCRA llahuml. Hr. Monaco. First Rau: F. Falso. U. KHHPD. W . Tarassi. Second Rout P. Manganaro. 1 . Inge-r. 1. Ire-land. G. Ricv. 1 Rossi, R. Nlcljade. Third Row: Nlr. Testa, ll. Bruno, Nl. Humphrey. R. lsherwood. W. Howard. 1. lf1lf'Tl'l'- il'- IXDII 'llll-241. SCORIK C Turpin Nlorantc McKnight Randas Nlaiolo Stoner Rice Vescio lmwis lreland 318 313 27-1 229 119 38 25 ZZ 1 1 -dun--Q SENIORS I erona Opponent P Ed ewood Pntcalrn W P Q J Hampton Pntcatrn 'N1111va1e Plum Ed ewood West Deer East Deer Sprm dale Oakmont Hampton Plum Aspmwall West Deer East Deer 5prm dale Oakmont PIA I Tournament Edgewood e 16 Xxalon N1 '-'ev ,lunzor Parszty Oppon ent P S Ed ewood Pttcatrn P Q Hampton Pntcaxrn Mlllvale Plum West Deer East Dear Springdale Oakmont Hampton Plum Asplnwall West Deer East Deer Sprmgdale Oakmont hrs! Row A Randa P Ve clo T Turpin .Sezonrl R-ou 13 NIcKn1 ht B Nfalolo B Qtoner Thzrd Row Nl Lew: P ,s , . fr 71 X . 1 xp . W 10, ' 5' D' ' 35 ...,.,, WY. . E. D. . . , .. . . 13 66 V -5- 25 . .'g.' .. ...., ...28 63 , ' ' LV. I b V Vu W . . . . . ....,. , . . . , T7 V Qlllbl tk D1 .... . . V., - - ' . . ' g . ,.., 62 I 1 - 28 .v,... ' ,.... ...v,.,. 1 3 66 - - ,I .,..,.. .. ........., . . 9 41 f' A 28 32. ..... Edgewood . . ..,. . . 19 64 K. 4 30 A So ,...... ..,,,...,... 2 1 59 ' g A 57 --1---e 47 ........ I , . . . . . . . .20 49 1 H , 1 39 38...... 62 1 I 1 ...,., .... ......,,. 4 0 61 VM . .... . ....,....... 62 ' gg ..,.,.. . . ,. .. .... . . . . 62 28 .,.... ..,...,..,.., 56 38 51 . .... . .. ,,... . , .23 49 lj ' g . SQ 42 , ... ..,.,...., ...28 68 . 37 47. . . . ' . ,. . . . 28 52 .. . . . . .... . . . . .28 W. . . ... 42 . . . 40 -V .. Q Q - - w , 53 B.ll . 28 .. ' -U M, M 1 - ' 1- .. 3 5 AA vi 64 h K . D , . . , . . . . We 6264256 hvzmaaq ,lnaleczf 466 Junlor Student Councll mr Juror: srrnrwr cor XCIL W Omiilmi tl11 year hw 'Vl1 s Smith We gather saluahle knomled e here for our future dax 111 hi h school W hen we reach the place 1Il our school life when me are el1 ible to he lono to the bemor Student Council we mll he well versed 111 the lass Inaklnc procedure of our hi h school Vlle are lad that the school system teaches us to Govern ourselves. One of our important tasks this year was the pl-icin f 111o11itors in the halls of the Junior Hi h School. Seated: F. Nloraitis, K. McKnight. R Simpson. Standing: Miss Smith, spon sor, C. McDade, C. Crihbs. J. Rimer W. Mason. R. Shaw. 'v I1 if f-Q4 XM 439.439 Nl' Patrol Boys OUR JOB is the safe-guarding of each pupills life when thev are crossing the streets on their wav to school. We 7 are stationed at strategic points around Nerona Schools. We are principally interested in the safety of our younger students, but many of our high school students are every N-'N bit as careless as their younger brothers and sisters. Wle are proud that we have kept an excellent record the past year, with no serious accidents occurring. i Q . 3, it J 5 ' i.. 'W-,vi 4 V ?3 5 2 Q V' . Q x 2 It ', JJ . E yd -1. X- - 4 .L 5 H l - ff C' 1' N ' x 'W N' as 1, 1 ' . . Ng! li C 1. 2 xg 'x 4 L mg B nur econd row: R, Simpson, A. I.oAlbo. I . Conklin, B. Shaw. Third row: R londron 4 ride N ew C. Mcljaclc. W. W4-lrnore, P. Sekvl. J. liozick. A. Householder. Fourth mu XX onaro Npon or R Mello. C, lfngrlanll. C. Dorsey. G Stewart. ll. While. C. Clark, G. Rive, l Xlanganaro 1 lxa tanias, J. Prylnock. Basketball in SQIJU?llllJCI'f-lJilSliClllilll in Mayvyes! Our club plays all year around. lvnder the leadership of Coach Monaco, we iearn how to get those extra needed points, so when we are of high school age we can win. But win or lose, Coach teaches us to be good sports and the high standard of a basketball player. Fun. of course. but hard work so we might wear a V someday for our ability as basketball players. Nii- -- X ,J v ' fx .A '35 1 .Ju 4381. , 1-1 ,41,a.,.'-ft , vi OW 'NF' eaeaz'4 :CS -3 gl' ' 1 fur' IU' -1? 4... J' 'Ffh Flrst Row P Apostolos P Almar D Braeudxgam C Brennan .I Bozlek C Cassano Second Row D Cleary I Cleary NI Cleland .I Comer C Conklm J Costa Third Row B Daer G Funk S Clover P Hall J Herron N Johnston Fourth Row C Krebs D Kuchlnlck A LoAlbo C Manganaro L McBride R NlcDade Fzfth Row L McGmnxs E Panza l Panza E Pasus A Plutl I Randa bzrth Row F Remmey P Reilly B Rose J Rudy B Shaw M Sekel .Suenth Rou B Sump on B QOUHIC J VCSCIO N1 Vodvarka M Walkmr J Wylle -'Y 'KJ' vpn 105 ' aid 11' Uhqq V' vu K...- uo Q Q 'il'- -Q.-' First Row: Z. Barr J. Bowman N. B-ennan G. Capponi E. Damico C. Davis. Second Row: E. Davis G. Dorsey J. E'l r T. Eiler J. Fal.o J., Flaj 'k. Third Row: S. Haerr C Helfrich, R. Henderson. L. Hess, A. Householder, J. Johnston. Fourth Row: J. K'ng M. King, C. McDade, L, McGinnis, K. McKnight, T. Meyers. Filth Row: C. Mitchell F. Morailis, J. Pavelko, B. Rearick. J. Rimer, S. Honey. Sixth Row: M. Saxman. B. Steffey L. Stewart, N. Taylor, N. Tratras, M. Webb. Seventh Row: C. Wylie, M. Yeager. Presirlent-Glen While SC'l'l'Cf!lfj'f3l8Y'lQ'Ilt' Braeudigam ,mmm 0 rf At last the long awaited time has come and we are now Freshmen. The class of 1953 was well-represented in sports, with five lettermen in football and six hoopsters on the Junior Varsity. Our largest event was our class party held in the gym. We are all looking forward to a bigger and better sophomore year. T Y 1 '9- 3' NVQ' hm, J '41-0 YZ? 3. 'qu -si 0' 9.36 IN Cir 04' lah First Row: M, Braeudigam, G. Bruno, C. Cassano. G. Clark. J- Cllurilla. L- Clegg. Second Row: R. Condron, W. Uunfee, C. England, L. Hall, NI- llelsley, B. lsherwood. Third Row: P. Kastanias, E. Loeffler, E. Loggi, P. Manganaro, B. Matheny, R. Melle. Fourth Row: B. Monroe, M. Pierro, D- Pritchard, J- Prybock, M. Racioppio, C. Rice. Fifth Row: Sl. Rodgers, D. Rossi, R. Starn. F. Santucci, P. Sekel, M. Sisek. Sixth Row: B. Steffey. J. Steffey, G. Stewart, E. Singhose, M. Templeton, C. Vanoxer. Seventh Row: C. VanTine, J, Vescio, W. Wetmore, G. White, J. Wilson. if ga , fx ' .ife-Y he ' ,.-,. M...-M 1' M f ' 1 :wr Pdf, ?l5E...ffW .L . V X5 if df i... i..-J . 'A vlf. , N- ou N inn? 'M ' J an Q' 'r 38 Q.. ,-f 'ZZ 4 QW , 5-,yy --Q1i.s4--vfe-e---- 'in rf '4 'Nr MN., ., .V l'resz'de11twNiek DeYita Vice President-William Tara Secretary--Nlartlla Thaner we x ' N Qi THE SOPHOMORES, already looking toward the prom, held several cookie and candy sales, which were very successful. The profits from these sales were used for the best Sophomore dance Yerona exer had. The class has been able to participate in more activities and had a good showing on the football field and basketball floor. Although it is small. the Class of I952 has high hopes for the future. 1 1 I' Q' 1 Sr' f I o r 4' na mv' A x fy. x .pl v J? fxfiu, fs. , .. ,1-. 5?- ns Q49 .36 6, Cfr ,. 77' AAA Fzrst Row R Brlght A Bruno R Coover N Dchta J Dor my F Palao Second Row R Fantaake L Flalnlk T Cabud J Carla L Hartman C Henderson Third Row S Herron W Howard M Humphrey P Kmgz, B Konold A Krataae Fourth Row F Lewis F Long, M L Lyter F Mamalo J Manoa K 7VlcDade Firth Row 'Nl Moralus R Roth I NI Shook X Shook J Stomr W 'laramx Szxth Rou Nl Thanvr B Tremba B Wagner 4 I - T 2 2 sb i. V , , , Y ii 4' , -- tg ' I -, .1 J ' .riigviifqsf ' f ' 'A I, H ' , 7 ,Vg W 44 3 . 1 -xx ' rl - ,g ' . . ' 1 - - . ft 'A Q 9 -. 8 F 'a .,.. Q 1 1 I A . ,S - ' ' 'X 1 11 ' A , - F J gow -' ff ,A Qt 1 . 35. X 1 f L .,.. 3' -' W' u 9?'?E, Q22 .YW ' J if J 4, W2 A 1 ,, J r , 8 J fs- 1 . A f- of of SJ, , 5 - A WL, X N ' - X .f lj' . . , J ' -1' my . , , .L . Q . J, 1 1: , g h 4 ' ' 4, .. G , - 7 1. t -1. A. , . . 405- 1 4 J .1 1 If 1: of ' . ,K , , ' 41. -, 'P' -. ' V .v . J - - ...gr - Jw C' V A ' A f F ra ' W of 1. Y F T-ia A vc-. K 1 ' 'z . ' - .. . , . ' , . , . s' , . F ' . ': 1 F 1 - . 'y - 1 - Q - ' Q - ' . I . . w', .. Y. , . ' s, . X ', - , : . . , . , .'. ', .. -, . L ': ., , . , , . . I . 4 .., Everyone was determined to make this year the biggest and best from the first day of school. With five juniors on the football team. one of them co-captain, we made a good showing on the gridiron. The junior dance, The Turkey Trot, held the 25th of November was a huge success. With the music of Glenn Norris, car- nations for all, and an abundance of cookies and cakes, everyone had a super time. TIT N Again our class was represented in the sport in season. Six boys played well all season for the Verona five. Our play, Professor How Could You, was the next big event, and what a success! No one knew we were such good actors and actresses. 0 1 1 r- , X ' e y f':'w-a-i-fZ- Q5-Yi? At last the prom! with the usual hours of planning and more hours of decorating, the big date, May 19, finally arrived. And what a beautiful and wonderful prom it was. The ohis and aliis from the dancers assured us that our work was not in vain. And finally. picnic time at North Park and our senior year was just around the corner. -Um' 1 'ti' .ZXQ ,e- Q :fi ,Q 'si' QQ' gm ,..-A ff ,qo- vqr ,,,,. 'ha-4' Firsl Row' BI. Albreclm. A. Appoloni. F. Row: V. Cassano, C. Condon. B. Conklin, L. Doles, N. Eiler, L. England, P. Gould ,l- Jackson. B. Kern. B. King, V. Ifiherlo, D . Machen. 1. Marino. V. Morante. .I J. Rossi, J. Roth, D. Shoop, F. Shoop. Senenth Row ,I Tamlmrro b Taxlor H Wtlllf3llCh B . Wilson. 60 As a Freshman I entered Verona High School all fresh and eager, hungry for a little knowledge. That year, it was mostly all work and no play. However, toward the end of the year, we held a party which most of us attended and enioved. Sa 4 They say that the word sophomore means one who thinks he knows it all. but I don't think I know everything, really I don't: there may have been a few things I overlooked. However, our class didn't overlook the fact that we needed money for our Junior Prom. I believe we were the first class to start making money for the Prom before we were Juniors. We held a dance and got a nice lump with which to start our Junior year. This was the year of years for me. Why? Well, because this was the year we were to hold the Junior-Senior Prom, have a picnic, and also put on a play. First of all, under the direction of Miss Bodenhorn, we held our play. It was called We Shook The Family Treef' Then came the picnic. Having begged our 'idaddiesn for cars. we all managed to get to North Park where we all had a joyous time. Then came the day of days-the day of the Prom. Because we all worked so hard, the prom was a great success. Y .si 8 l'fl'.YllIlt'lIf Joe Forheck Vice l'res1'zlenI-Spiro Tsndis Svwrvnzry H -Rose lfalso 3 Y , Y . v . x , , x - A 'N SENIORS Well, we are now at the end of our stretch Ive wanted long for this year but now that It s here I do belreve I am gettmg cold feet W all make belleve that we are glad to be flnlshed but deep ln our hearts we are really wlshlng we had lt all to do over agaln We Wlll soon be gone and I thmk that I mll always remember the good old days when I attended Verona Hlgh DONALD HARRY ABERCROMBIE A e Academic Ambltlon To marry a woman who rs too proud to let her husband work Hobby MUSIC Ac rvltres B nd I 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Assrstant Editor of Yearbook 3 Edrtor of Yearbook 4 Natronal Honor Society Clubs Artl Staff 2 3 4 Football 3 Varsity Y SHIRLEY ANN BRIGHT General Ambltxon To go to school Hobby Swrmmmg xce skatmg ACIIVIIICS Band 1 2 3 4 Clubs Leaders 2 3 4 YTeens 2 DOROTHY .I BOZICK oz Commercial Ambrtnon Commercxal Prlot Hobby Readmg Swlmmm Clubs Typmg Leaders 34 YTeens 2 KA THRYN 'NI CLARK Kalhy Commercial Ambmon Qecretary Hobby Qwxmmmg Actlvltles Glee Club 1 Clulk ypmg 2 KATHLEEN A COLLINS Kane I eneral Ambmon hou ewrfe Hobby ,QQ swrmmm u Typm 2 Drner ecy 4 EDWIN CLIFFORD CONDRON Academic Ambltron To act Hobby baseball football Actlvmes Basketball 3 las play 4 ll War ltv 2 To l,l?'T6f fab u , . 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X fl I 1 W l 1 SENIORS NI XRTH A JENE DIBLE Academlc Ambulon Co to College Hobby Sport ACIIVITIES Cheerleader 2 3 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 Lholr 2 3 4 'Vatronal Honor Society 4 lla play 3 4 Class secy treas 3 Club Leaders Y T DOROTHX DOLES ot Commercral Ambmon to be a ecretary Hobby Danclng and sports actlvltles Class vpree I Class secy 2 Clee Club 34 Yearbook Sollcttor 3 a ay C o1r Club Handlcraft 1 a er 2 3 ROSE FALSO Rosle Commercral Ambltlon To be a secretary for a hand ome boss Hobby Dancmg and Basketball Actmtrcs Student Counc1l4 treas 3 Yearbook Soltcxtor 3 Class Play 3 4 Class ecy l 4 Nattonal llonor Society 4 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 4 1 taf 3 4 Leaders JOSEPH F FORBECK Mackey Academxc Ambltton To become a mechamc Hobby Dancmg Actrvmes Student Councll 3 4 Class Play 4 Glu: Club 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Boo ters Club 4 Class pres 4 Clubs Magician l w mg 2 Science I lf PAT GAINES Fat Pat Commerclal Ambltlon To be a secretary and ll on a cute boss s knee Hobby Dancing ACIIVIIICS Cla s Play 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Yearbook Sollcntor 3 Clee Club 2 3 4 Club Typmg 2 Leaders 3 4 ANNA HARPER Bubbles General Ambltlon To be a singer Hobby Swimming and smgmg ACTIVIIICS Majorette I 2 3 a 4 Glee clubl 2 3 C our 2 Cub Science 2 PATRICIA LOUISE HENDERSON Patsy Academic Ambltlon To be a commercial buyer Hobby Sports ACIIVIIIES Choir 2 3 4 Class play 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Boo ters Club 4 Cu Staff 1 2 3 Leaders 2 3 p e 4 YTeens 2 3 BARBARA A JACKSON Barb Commercial Ambltlon To be a lawyer Hobby Collecting poetry Actlvltles Glee Club I 3 National Honor Society 4 u s St ff 1 2 3 Leaders 3 Handncraft 1 DAPHNE C KASTANIAS Commerclal Ambltlon Secretary Hobby Dancmg Actlvmes-Glee Club 1 2 3 Choxrl 2 3 Clubs Cookmg 2 Drlvers 4 v pres 3 YTeens 2 3 4 Handxcraft 1 BARBARA KEFALOS Becky Acadenuc Ambltlon Beauuclan Hobby Sewmg and danclng Actxvmes Nfayorette 3 Glee Club 2 Cholr 2 Prom Committee 3 Clubs Leaders 2 3 4 Glrl Reserves 1 Dramatxc 1 NICHOLAS KEFALOS Moll Academxc Ambmon To be a successful busmessman Hobby Sports music chess Actlvltnes Basketball 1 2 co-captaxn 3 Class pres 2 Clubs H1Y 2 3 pres 1 Magicians 2 Science 3 Varsity 3 4 VIARY LOUISE KELLEY e Academlc Ambmon Go to College Hobby Sports ACIIVIIICS Band 1 2 3 Cholr 2 3 Class play 4 Boosters Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 Clubs Leaders 4 YTeens 2 3 DOROTHY M KETLEY Dot Commercial Ambmon Secretary Hobby Basketball Acuvmes Band 2 Clubs-Leader 3 4 Muslc 2 YTeens 2 LUCILLE A KETLEY Babe Commerctal Ambmon Secretary Hobby Basketball Actlvltles Glee Club I Clubs Leaders 3 4 YTeens GRAHAM KING Sonny General Ambltlon Mllll0D3lI8 Hobby Racmg wlth Burdette Francisco Actlvmes Band 1 2 3 Football 1 4 Glee Club 2 Clu s H Y 3 4 Cooking 1 Tumbling 2 Chess 4 Drlvers 3 JANET LOUISE KING an Commerctal Ambmon To be a concert plamst Hobby Muslc Actlvmes Glee Club Clubs MISIC 4 'lypmg 1 N. .af 1950 SENIORS PERRY KRATSAS Greek General Ambmon Store keeper Hobby wood work Actlvltles Basketball 3 Club Wrestlmg l QCIQHCC 2 3 Golf 4 MELVIN KREBS General Ambltlon To own my own place of buslness and llve a happy llfe Hobby wood work NIARYIN R LEWIS Chops General Ambmon To be a shop teacher or own my own alrlme Hobby Dancing swlmmmg and havmg a good tlme Acuvmes Football 1 3 4 Basketball 3 4 u s Drxvers 3 Chess 3 1 XBFSIIY 4 JOE LIBFRTO Frun Bot Academlc Ambltron To retxre Hobby Danclng glrls Actrvmes Bandl 2 3 4 Choxr 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Clubs Drivers v pres 4 M8glCl8H I Sctence 3 JOAN MACFARLANE ac Hobby Smgmg Actlvltles Band 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 Choir 3 Club-Leaders 4 JOSEPH A MAIOLO Bu Academic Ambxtron To get a job paymg 865000 a year Hobby Sports Actxvmes Class pres 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Clubs Art 1 Magnclan 2 Football 3 Staff 4 H1Y 4 Var CARL 'VIANGANARO Sonny Academlc Ambmon To be a medlcal doctor Hobby Playmg trumpet Actlvxtles Student Coun ell 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 National Honor Society 4 Class play 3 4 Club Staff CARNIELO J MANNI Babe Academrc Ambltlon To be an engmeer and become a mllllonarre Hobby Sports Chess Cubs Magician 2 Science 3 Chess 4 '- s-- 7 ' . 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LAROL L VIARCHESE Mouse General Ambmon To be a dancer Hobby Dancmg and sports Actlvltles Class play 3 Clee Club 1 Clubs Leaders 2 3 4 YTeens 2 Handxcraft 1 EDA P MARCHESE Edze Vocatlonal Ambxuon Housewife Hobby Dancmg Acllvltles Clee Club 1 Clubs Llbrarv l Drxver 3 Cookmg 2 Handlcraft l Dramatlc 2 JENNIE DOROTHY 'HEHFLILH ol Commerclal Ambmon Become a secretary and a model Hobby Dancing swlmmmg basketball Actlvltles Band l Class play 4 Clubs Leader 3 4 YTQ'-en l Tvplng 2 WILLI-XXI J NICKWIGHT Wzllze ACad6mlC Ambmon Basketball coaoh Hobby Basketball Acuvmes Prom Commxttee 3 otball 2 3 4 Ba ketball 1 2 3 4 Cbolrl 2 Gee Club 1 2 3 4 Class play 3 Clubs Varsity Coo mg Qcxence Colf 4 Footba mblmg 2 Hxl l 2 KATHERINE NIORAITIS Kane Commerclal Ambmon To be a secretary Hobby qporls flubs Cbess 4 Handicraft 1 ANN NIARIE PEWNALL Hl0 Academlc Ambltlon To be a nurse Hobby Kmttmg and dancing Actlvltles Glee Club Z 3 4 Cholr 2 3 4 Class play 3 4 Student Councll x p 3 Boosters Clubs Science 3 Lea er 3 4 JXQUELXN EL-UNE PRITCHARD facltze General Ambltlon To work Hobby Wllllflllng Actxvltles Drum Wlajoretle 3 4 Glee L :J 2 C 1 s Lenders 2 3 4 YTQ-ens 2 I HEODORA R 'lNDAb Vocatlonal Ambluon To become a model Hobby Drawing Actlvrtles Clee Club 1 C ub Lea ers 2 3 4 1950 A' A FL - ' . -' . 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J -, d . , , 1 t A ' 1 ' R lg , I' 5 I I Q ' 4 , . aff' - H- Z h , rg. ,x D P K I 4 A ' , 1, SENIORS 19 Y .HCK B ROTll Butth Vocatlonal Ambmon 'Vlake lots of money Hobby Rule around wlth the guy -Kctlvltles Clu l I I u Cooking 2 Drner 4 liE'lTY NHOOK lf 9 Yocattonal kmlntnon Housewxfe Hobby Dancing Actlvrtle Clee Club 2 3 Club Drtwer l Cooltmg 2 YTeens 2 3 HELEN IRENE QHOOP General -Xmbmon To be a typxst Hobbs Skating dancing rf-admg moues swlmmmg and golf c Hlllf' ee lub 1 C urs 'lypxng l Dramatnc 2 Mu IC 3 C e DEI SIE MARIE SINCHOQE e Academlc Ambltlon To traxel Hobby Dancing katmg svummmg golf and reading -Xctxvmes Clee Club 2 3 4 Chou' 2 3 4 Clubs Qcrence sf-cy l Drnlng 3 Chess v pre 4 X een JEAN l.OllNl- Vll-.WENNOY Stezze f eneral kmbttxon Colon t and housewife Hobbv Photo ttntlng Actlvttles B nd 1 2 3 C ee : r 1 s 'N u IC 2 en ROBERT B STONER o Academlc Hobby bport Actlvnttes Basketball l 2 3 4 Cu H Yl 2 3 4 Qcle ce Q 0 QPIRO TSUDI5 Speed Academlc 'Xmbmon Teach at Verona High Hobby Play chess Actnltles Student Council 2 3 pres 4 Boosters Club 4 Club Cookmg 1 Science 3 Chess 4 HtY 2 3 4 Typmg 2 TED A TURPIN Academic Ambltron T1 raduatz- Actxvntes Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 3 4 ilu rivers 4 Y rsrty 3 4 THFRPSA MARIE XANONER Terry Comme-rclal bll'llJlll0ll 'lo be a ecretary Hobby qwunmmg and Ba lutball Club Drxwr Che s ADELINE X ARASSI Dolly Vocational xlI1llItlOIl To ln a lJE3.llllCl3l'1 Hobby Dancm and WIIIIIIIIHQ., Actlvlue Clee Club u s H Tun u 4 Tv PETER J NEMIO Put 'Xcatlemu llony 'Nlu ll Xctmtnes Bantl 3 4 Pool all 4 blee Class play 3 um Sclence .J Staff 4 Yarsnty 4 MARY ELLEN WALNER Commerual Ambltlon Setretary Hobby Basketball Actlvltles Cllurltacler 2 3 4 Xearboolt 5 lcltor 3 llm Club 3 Clubs Typm Z YTetn L aclfrs DOROTHY MARIE WALKER oz Aearlenuc Ambition undeculetl ACtlVlllC Glu- flub 2 3 Class Play 4 Student Lounctl 1 2 3 trmas 4 Clubs Leatlfrs .5 4 Stal 1 Z 3 YTe-ens 3 JOHN EARL WEBB Spzder General Amblllllll Co to Colle e to studv commerclal arts and dramatlcs Hobby Drawm car toons and beautiful women Actlvltle Football 3 C ee Club 2 3 4 Cborr 2 3 4 flubs Tumbllng I A 2 Football 3 Nunce 5 Staff 4 NIARY 'NMRL ARET WEIR llznu Academxc Hobby Kmttm Xctnttle Class play 4 Clubs iczence 3 Leaders 4 KANIER K bHY ANDREW CUS RANDKS Greelt General Amlutron fo be a ba ketball coach Hobby Dancm Actrvttles Class play 3 4 Football 4 Student Counc1l4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Class pres 3 Prom Committee 3 Booster Club 4 Clubs War ltv 3 4 Dnvers pre 4 Qcxence 3 Ma :clan 1950 4444 Strem Studlo me Gamera fporimzfs 433 P:NN AVENUE ATLANTIC 14575 Studzos ln PITTSBURGH IVIQKEESPORT ALTOONA NEW KENSINGTON EAST IIBERTY thats why students feel at home at STREIVIX STUDIOS YOUR OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS I 0 Students need no appointments. Uur able stall is always attentive and I ,N A CC' 99 1 I i' al' ADVANCE LEADER eCAeso Pb e a 1 W ekly Ne spape s 'A' 'kit ALLEGHENY VALLEY TRUST COMPANY Pe yl 'ki' AMERICAN STEEL FOUNDRIES Pe it E N MIL ER FURNITURE CO H me 0 ualzty Furnltu e Ok otl 615 E st Ralaad Aen e Veo a Pennsyl a Ln . ndr n, ulishr Une of Pennsylv n'a's Best e w r Oakmont, Pennsylvania Venn 'Im 'ani' 'A' 'lr O I L 0 ' ' re Phan : a m n 077 Verona, nnsylva-nia a i r v u r n , vani 'k1k k'A' Scaife Company To the Class of 1950 VERONA HIGH SCHOOL Best Washes For Happiness ond Success Oakmont Pennsylvania 'kiri' 'kink SAVOR S C C Cheswlck Pennsylvania KIWANIS CLUB OF VERONA 8. RCSEDALE f 1950 V P yl I O 9 Compliments of St 11 Savor Congratulations to the Class o I I . . erona, enns vanua 'kit iii PEOPLE S VERONA SUPER MARKET LUMBER AND SUPPLY Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 Verona, Po LIBERTO GRECO Proprietors 'k'k'kir the Groduotmg Closs If unto our pool you d like to plunge And eot ot our refreshment stond your lunch There olnt hordly nothing that could swerve us From guvmg you the best of service Your fugure on our copnous beoch And bosk an the roys of the sun so wormmg When the weother oln t of course cold nor stormlng Then come up to the WILLOWS POOL CORPORATION And cough up your dough to our mutual elotnon T H E W L L O W P O NICK KRATSAS Monoger POP GERDING Public Relohons Director I To ' - lf, on the controry, you'd like to bleach I S O L 'kit 'ktir TELE v DINER A i eghe y R e B FOOD MARKET H e Cooki g JOHN LIPECKY M 9 PAUL STEIN if -if if if Congrotulotuons to the Class of 1950 Merrlll W Crlbbe Verona Tax Offlce VERONA, PENNSYLVANIA Comp! ments of All n iv r oulevard om n , ana er Verona, Pennsylvania . Verona, Pennsylvanla O C o LJ if if Compliments Of all the activities in our school, Wednesday night V-Hive is most pop- ular. There we follow the Colden Rule, And let nothing our fun and gayety mar Mr Stoner and Coach Monaco greet us at the door Their bright smiles and sparkling eyes Tell us what there is in store For all the gals and for all the guys Mr Moritz Mr Morford our leaders ne Work hard to make the nl ht a succe s E Their favorite selections are both yours and mme if if of V-HIVE So our feet never want to pause or rest. The ones who are sponsors are most far-sighted For those who do not care to dance Ping pong tables they have provided And how those scores advance' Refreshments erved in the lower a By the ladies so gay As we lounge so merrily against the wa And watch the others play Then back to the gym for one as round lust as long as we may stay The clock eleven soon will sound And our adleus we will have to sa Sd eowcizove HIGH SCHOOL GYM VERONA PA f 'Na Z . 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I Oakmont, Pennsylvania oakmontl Pennsylvania 'A' HONG, GUNS VUHIC Oakmont, nnsylvania McWlLLlAM S GARAGE Complz ents JOE M WILLIAMS s a a STEVE DUZANEC a Pe s v PEOPLE S PHARMACY M hall D Woods Proprzetor Pe MEHELIC S MARKET 337 Pe St eet VERONA HOTEL Pe s a DILIBERTO S CITY SERVICE Alleghe y R e Bo le a d ADGIE S SERVICE STATION ot SGC if if W B FRANCISCO AND SON SPOTLESS CLEANERS o P sy a if if GEORGE AND SAMS BARBER SHOP e yl ir ir PAUL SEKEL Plu bmg and H an g s a a i' 'A' McGonlgle 81 Rlnaldl Th d a d Ce te Ave SHOAL BERER Jeweler Verona, Pennsylvania 'A' ir WEIMER FLORIST Verona, Pennsylvania 1 lk ,L 'rn of c Veron , nn yl ania Verona, Penn ylv ni 'lf ir I I ars . , ' lilly I' vefqnql nngylygnnig vel'Ol'IC, POIIIISYIVCIIIG if - . if Verona, nn ylv nia iv U 'V Verona, Pennsylvania if if , I I oakm n I Penn ylv ni Ver na, enn lv nia I Verona, Pennsylvania Verona, P nns vania rn ' e 'n ir n n r nue Verona, Penn ylv ni Verona, Pennsylvania 'A' 'k VERONA if if DRUG COMPANY CRAWFORD ELECTRIC M i Bluet e Proprzeto 30 Cete Ae eo y eo syaa 'ki' CQSTEI-Los CENTER DRUG CO Lzttma P p et o P sya 0 G C MURPHY JOHN YUGOVICH COMPANY 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' Allegheny Pharmacy MARY5 l-UNCH 60 'k'k'k LEWIS LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY All ghe y R Pl St eel' O k 938 O k t P 'k i' orr s s on , ' r 6 n r V 'we V r na, Penns lvania V r na, Penn Iv ni 'k 'A' I 0 Sam, ' n, ro ri or ver na' erm ly ma Ver na, Pennsylvania 'A' 'lr i' 'A' ve 0 0f Pe'1 SYlV0'1iG Verona 8. Oakmont, Pa. I Verona, Pennsylvania V I' '10, Pel1 5YlVU l0 e n iver Boulevard and um r a . a mon , a. if MARIANNE SHOP ir 'ki' KIER EWING Pe yl if EATON UNDERWOOD FUN ERAL HOME if if if FIRST NATIONAL BANK MERRIMAN BEAUTY SALON 6 ir IVORY SYSTEM b dy if rm Real Estate 81 Insurance Oakmont, Pennsylvania V . erona, nns vama Oakmont, Pennsylvania ockmmlff Pe 15YlV0niU i' D l A eaware V 'we . Pea o , Massachusetts Oakmont, Pennsylvania 1 I .I B 4 F 4 A if V if sl-uFl.E'r STUDIO STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY P PPG 9 R 'lr 'ki' MILLER BROTHERS COMMUNITY PRESS 908 F hh A e K if if 412 N th St eet Y syla a 'G- An 4 if Aliqui ' ennsylyanio Bi un Pennsylvania 'lr i venue . . Oakmont, Pennsylvania N w ensington, Pennsylvania 'k Real Estate in r New Kensington, Penn slvania 0Ukm0 l'f Penn V ni K my X , N IQ , i in -15' 5, f P ' -+ of .i 2.1: . f it-AM . A y Y V K fag V , 2 Q nw Y ,QF ,H A.. l - . 'kt Altmeyer Hom Store th I ir if VERONA JUNIOR WOMEN S CLUB VERONA SENIOR WOMENS CLUB O 'A' 'A' PITTSBURGH VERONA OAKMONT EXPRESS P ul K p LEWIS ARNOLD CONTRACTOR if if WOODLINGS VERONA TOOL WORKS Compliments A FRIEND JANE ANTOON COPELAND BOWLING ALLEYS S JAMES FUTU LES DOT AN D WALT gheny Ri e u a Oakmont Pe ns ania 53 I Nin S reel- New Kensington, Pennsylvania Verona, Pennsylvania if 'k I a ress, Pro rietor ve' na' Pennsylvania Rosedale, Pennsylvania ir if Lynn Oaks . Verona, Pennsylvania Oakmont, Pennsylvania S af Ik Ik Ik Delaware Av nue Oakmont, Pennsylvania 'A' Verona, Penn ylvania of ak V r na, Pennsylvania 'lr Alle v r Bo lev rd , n ylv LULLABY HOUSE eghyRe a eya McM-:Ilan Hardware eghe y R e B o . Oakmont Floral Shoppe All ghe y R a 4 e OAKMONT PHARMACY EDGAR C HARTUNG Ins ance Mr and Mrs BARDS DAIRY STORE JAS MARINO M age Pe HAPPY ANDY ir if Verona Parent Teachers Association YOBP CHEVROLET if af TECH DAIRY WILLEY S SHOE STORE if if S WOODINGS AND SON Vo Pe yl EILER MARKET V P syl if :lr All en iv r Boulevard All n iv r oulevard O kmont, P nns lv nia Oakm nt, Pennsylvania 'A' if e n iver Boulevard 0 k t P I U O kmont, P nnsylvania a mon ' ennsy yama i' if Compliments of ur ' ' Oakmont, Pennsylvania Hugh AbefCf0mble f if . , an r Oakmont, nnsylvania i' 'A' - I . V r na, Pennsylvania Verona, Pennsylvania 'A' 'lr I Verona, Pennsylvania Verona, Pennsylvania if i' erona, enn vania er na, nns vania O S CLARA S INN WYCICH BROTHERS YEE SING LAUNDRY Compliments f A FRIEND THOMPSON AND COMPANY WALTERS MANUFACTURING OAKS THEATRE ir JOSTEN S Cl FRED C WAGNER R p b gh COOPER BROTHERS 'Ir DR AARONSON u S 0 Z D VERONA FRUIT MARKET V Pe syl a Compliments f A FRIEND if 'A' I . E. Railroad Avenue Verona, Pennsylvania if nk - ' o Verona, Pennsylvania 'k 'A' f ,gr CO Oakmont, Pennsylvania oakmont, Pennsylvania if uk 'A' I For.the best in entertainment Class Rings ' Aw rds u . , e resentat Oakmont, Pennsylvania Pins ur I Pennsylvania 'A' 'A' 'A' Compliments of New Kensington, Pennsylvania I Yo r ch 0 octor if 'A' ir 'k ' o erona, nn v nia if ,k 'k 'k FOREMOST DAIRIES NC Enjoy FOREMOST Ice Cream Fvgigiosi Zdlflgi Inc Oakmont Pennsylvama oakmonl Pe sYl Phone oqkmonr 11oo Hrgmqna 4951 DEAR READER I wlsh to thank the advertlsers and boosters for thelr contrlbutlons for our 1950 PURPLE AND GOLD We have marked each ad wlth stars four stars for the largest ad down to one star for the smalle t All were greatly appreclated llhank You' Also before l leave Verona Hrgh School l want to wrsh the graduates of 1950 the very best success and happmess So 0 0 Long ELMER PURPLE AND GOLD BOOSTERS Mr and Mrs Joseph Morhnclc Mrs Marhn Urbanrlc Morgan s Appliances Sophie Zrbreg Sam Plutes Eleanor Zlbreg Ann Hope Elxzabeth Bodenhorn Donald Abercromble Mrs Bruce Sharpe Verona Auto Parts James V Llberto Caroline Pasiuui Hornet Hlglnbothan Vlvlan Maxwell James Rockwell Samuel Mcllveen Compllments of a frlenc Howard C Douds Margaret Coulter Mrs Helen Felghtner Olga Jankovlch Mrs Jean Black Mrs Jean Wagner Dorothy Smnth Mrs. Dorothy Rhea Kermlt Anderson fl , l . I ' , I L - s . ' . Mrs. Andrew Durick John D. Lewis . . , X lp