This little
white-painted school house, appropriately named White school, has seen two
generations of Hendersons. Mr. Jay Henderson, Jayne, and sisters, Gloria and Becky, are all graduates. Eight
year-old Richard Henderson is the 18 student school’s only second grader.
The
three proud graduates of White school are shown at right with their teacher,
Mrs. Francis Keller. They are, left to right, Phillip Hagen, son of the Art
Hagens, Rt. 1, Verona; Jayne; Mrs.
Keller; and Frankie Andree, son of the Art Andrees, Rt. 2, Verona.
The
commencement address was delivered by Robert Van Raalte, assistant superintendent
of the State Department of Public Instruction, and Miss Blanche Losinski,
county schools superintendent, gave out diplomas.
For
their class trip, the three White and the Verona
school graduates will tour Milwaukee.
Mr. Henderson, a driver for Badger Coaches, will take them, and Mrs. Bertha May Henderson
will chaperon.
The
three proud graduates of White school are shown at right with their teacher,
Mrs. Francis Keller. They are, left to right, Phillip Hagen, son of the Art
Hagens, Rt. 1, Verona; Jayne; Mrs.
Keller; and Frankie Andree, son of the Art Andrees, Rt. 2, Verona.
Jayne, who admitted to being "a little nervous" before the ceremony,
said she wasn't glad it was over. "I'd like to do it all over again."
The
commencement address was delivered by Robert Van Raalte, assistant superintendent
of the State Department of Public Instruction, and Miss Blanche Losinski,
county schools superintendent, gave out diplomas.
For
their class trip, the three White and the Verona
school graduates will tour Milwaukee.
Mr. Henderson, a driver for Badger Coaches, will take them, and Mrs. Henderson
will chaperon.
Wisconsin
State Journal – Sunday, May
26, 1963
