Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

fdtcda RECORD 19 5 4 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL VINELAND . NEW JERSEY fyruun the jjil i off Candid. FOREWORD Time is relative. If we could measure time by the happiness we've had, by the new ex- periences, by the friends we've made—then the four years that we have spent in high school would weigh heavily on the scales of time. At first, all our memories were bright and clear like photos in the album of our mind; but then, as years went by, they faded and grew dim. Faces and places once familiar became en- veloped in the fog of time. It is our hope that the RECORD will bring back those memories whenever you open its pages in the future. We all know that ''time marches on,'' but we some- times like to forget about time. In the scenes pictured here, your friends will remain eternally young. People change, you say — yes, though not very much. The habits, manner- isms, and character traits that we develop in school stay with us. It is hard to change a negative if the picture was taken incorrectly. So it is with us—we too are hard to change. The basic ideas and ways of thinking that we acquire in our youth remain with us. When we take a picture, we sometimes find that it takes a great amount of focusing to find the truly significant object. Now, it is more im- portant than ever before that we have a set of true values that cannot be shaken by the things that may come. We must all take time to think about what we want our life to hold. The time has come for us to develop from a mere negative into a finished print—from teen- ager into adult. Having learned that knowl- edge is worth nothing unless it is used for the good of everyone, we now venture forth to take our place in the world. jjj. DEDICATEE Thank you Mr. Robinson for— —your constant work for all of our class projects —teaching us to think for ourselves —guiding us when the time came to make the many important decisions —brightening our days with your clever remarks —working with us on the first community prom —injecting your personality into our Senior year, and making it a wonderful year to remember. DEDICATION Itcin. Uncate in aul LeluUjj Mr. A. L. Donley Superintendent Guidance Department—Mis Cresci. Mr. Pennino. Mrs. Donaghay. Miss Sternberg FLORENCE C. ADAMO. B.S.—Commer- cial; FLORENCE M. ADAMO. M.A.— Languages; IRVING AGRONS. B.S.— Science BERNICE APPRENDI. B.A. — Commer- dal; FRANKLIN ASTOR. B.S.—Music; EUGENE BACH. Ed.M.—Agriculture U no- fioAe GERALD BARRY. M.A.—English; CLAR- ION COSH. Ph.B.—Physical Education; RITA CRESCI. A.B.—English JULIA CUMMINGS — Music; ANNA DALLAGO. A.B. — Languages; NELLO DALLALIO, B.S.—Social Studies CARMELLA DiMATTEO. A.B.—English; ANTHONY DiTOMO. B.S. — Physical Education; MILDRED DONAGHAY. A.B. —Languages FACULTY GEORGE EICHNOR. B.A.—Social Stu- dios; DORIS EPSTEIN. A.B. — English; MARGARET FIAMINGO. Ed.M.—Mathe- matics JAMES FLANNERY. B.S.—Commercial; WILLIAM GARDELLA. M.Ed.—Commer- cial; TERESA HENZI, B.A.—Mathematics NINA LASCARI. M.A. — Home Eco- nomics; JOHN LEHOCKY. B.S.—Indus- trial Arts CHARLES LIPARTITO. M.S. — English; LORRAINE MARIANI. A.B. — English; ANNA MARKHAM. B.C.S.—Commercial MAE MARUFFI. B.S.—Social Studies; HELEN McMICKING. A.B.—Languages; GILDA MENDICO. B.S.—Languages COSMO MINIFRI. M.A.—Social Studies; ELIZABETH MULFORD. A.B. — Mathe- matics; FLOYD NASSER. B.S.—Indus- trial Arts MILTON KAMMER. M.A. — English; NORMAN KRAPF. M.S.—Science; MAR- LIN KROUSE. M.Ed.—Science C IRVING SCHNIEDER. B.S. — Industrial Arts; JOY SHORTEN. A.B.—Commercial; I. ALBERT STARKEY. B.S.—Sconce MARIAN STARKEY. B.S.L.S.—Librarian; B Physical Education; NORMAN WALSH. M. BESSIE WEYLMAN. M.Ed. -Home Economici MARY DOERR—0� ! DOROTHY La- VALLE — Ofiice; B.i'--A WADE — Oflice ESTELLE O'KANE. M.Ed. — English; ANNE OSTRANDER. M.S.-Social Stu- dies; RALPH ROBINSON. B.A.—Social Studios ROSE STERNBERG. M.Ed.—English; MARIE DANIEL TESTA. M.A.—Physical Education NANCY WISSWAESSER. B.S.—Physical Education; LEONARD ZANOWICZ. B.S. —Mathematics; LOU CAPNER—Office JOHNNY CAPTURES ON FILM THE FUN SENIOR MEMORIES COHORTS FOR THE RECORD MARIE ABRUSCATO well known for her active part in Thalia . . . has a keen sense of humor . . . congenial . . . fond of turtleneck sweaters . . . has all the answers. Dram. 3.4: Thalia 3.4. Hon. Ment. 3; Jr. Town Meet. 3,4; French 3; Bio. 3; Library 3; Honor Patrol 3,4. INGRID ANDERSON platinum hair . . . quiet little whisper at all times . . . likes ping-pong . . . fairest of the fair. Twirl 1.2.3; Riding 1; French 3; N.J.A.A.G. 3; Bio. 2. LINDA ALVORD intelligence behind a quiet appearance . . . sports aro a favorite pastime ... a scientific mind . . . can't find her —look in the gym. French 3.4. Treas. 4; N.J.A.A.G. 1.2,3; Hon. Soc. 3.4, Treas. 4; Orch. 1; BasketbaH 1.2,3.4; Record. SEN I PAUL ANNELLO dark-eyed Booza . . . real quiet guy . . . swell dancer . . . plays soccer . . . smooth talker . . . makes up good excuses . . . one of those Landisville boys. MARY LOU ANDERSON has a flair for tho piano . . . quiot and unassuming . . . conscientious in everything she does . . . well liked by all . . . blushes easily. Mixed Chorus 4. ORS” PETER ARDITO Pole . . . studious . . . chairman of tho cleanup committoo . . . plays good football . . . always involved in sports talk . . . determined . . . good sport. Dover. Delaware 1; Student C.V.P. 4: Ath. Hon. Soc. 3.4; Latin 3. Pres. 3; Hr. Pres. 3; Basketball 2; Football 2.3,4. ANNA ANTONELLI cute . . . petito little gal . . . has beautiful dark hair . . . noted for her laugh . . . roally isn't quiet. Hr. Sec. 1; Home Ec. 2.3.4; Glee 1.2.3.4. JANE ARTHUR noted for her charming soprano voice . . . pleasant per- sonality . . . friendly . . . demure. Glee 1.2,3; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Music Club Troas. 4. 10 SONJA ATWELL one of those strawberry blondes . . . renders her sorvico in the cafteria ... a friend of everyone . . . one of tho best salesman. Homo Ec. Club 3; Honor Patrol 4. FRANK BAKER one of thoso quiet guys . . . but keep an eye on him . . . has a black Buick . . . likes to hot-rod . . . usually soon with Don. SHIRLEY BAER a big asset to the twirlers . . . quietness hides a sparkling personality . . . always busy . . . found with Kay ... a shy smilo and a burst of laughter. Twirl. 3,4; Sec'l 3.4; Rocord, Bus. Mgr.; Hr. Troas. 3. I 9 JOHN BATTAGLIA Battles, Bottles, or just plain lohn . . . pleasant disposition . . . likes to drive on the left-hand sido of tho road . . . always talking . . . plays terrific football . . . argues with everyone. Ital. 2; Bio. 2; Monogram 3.4. Troas. 4; Baseball 1.2,3.4; Football 1,3.4; Baskeball 1.4. ANNA MAE BATTERSBY never a dull moment whon Anna Mao's around . . . candid sense of humor . . . argumontive . . . quite a girl. Honor Patrol 2; la). 3.4; Dram. 3,4,- Glee 1. RONALD BASCONE a member of the band . . . plays swell sax . . . good-looking . . . dark wavy hair ... the gentleman prefers blonds . . . makes a good steady. Hr. Pros. 2; Band 1.2.3.4. V.P. 3. Pres. 4; Dance Band 3,4; Orch. 4; Baseball 1,2. 5 4 GEORGE BEAR blond blue-eyed . . . c'est si bon . . . talonted in all sub- jects . . . good sport . . . fluctuating character . . . very vorsatilo . . . knows all—sees all. Latin 2,3; French 3.4; Pres. 4; Bio. 2; Phys. 3; Hr. Treas. 2; Record; Latin Award 1.2; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4,- Tennis 3,4. PATRICIA BEHLING loves skating . . . loyal football fan . . . has beautiful blondo hair . . . quiet . . . basketball enthusiast. Home Ec. 3.4; Basketball 2.3.4; N.J.A.A.G. 3.4. 11 SENIORS t ANDREW BENVENUTI quiot rosorvod Andy . . . curly brown hair . . . wears a D.A. . . . has a smile for all ... a woman- slayer. F.F.A. 3. FRANK BOSTON good speaker . . enjoys reading . . . plans to study ministry . . . soon but not heard . . . appreciates good jokes . . . co-operative . . . sincere. KATHLEEN BRACCO Kay . . . quiet and shy, but a twinkle in her eye . . . reliable at any job . . . looks great cn the football field . . . wonderful girl. Cl. Sec. 4; Riding 1; Twirl. 2,3.4; Sec'l 3.4. Sec. 4; Record. JACK BRAUN studious . . . participates in everything . . . junior Einstein in math. . . . usually seen backstage . . . always has a smile. Hr. V.P. 2,- Danco Band 3; Band 1.2.3; Bio. 2,- Phys. 3; Wrestling 2. ROBERT BROWN congenial disposition . . . taciturn and co-cperate . . . special aptitude for Algebra 11 . . . friendly to all. Physics 3; Wrestling 2. BARBARA BUCK Babs . . . low appealing voice . . . can tako a joke . . . gives odd pajama parties . . . star second baseman. Honor Patrol 1; Dramatic 2; Italian 3. GERTRUDE BUCHOLZ always ready for an argument . . . great joke teller . . . candid personality ... a good confidant . . . lots of brain matter. Bio. 2; Library 2,3.4; Sec'l 3.4; Thalia 3,4; Dram. 4; Jr. Red Cr. 4,- Honor Patrol 4; Scribblers 4, Pres. 4; Record. Senior Ed. JANET BUCKELKAMP typing enthusiast . . . keeps everyono in stitches with her subtle remarks . . . lots of fun . . . great sonse of humor. Library 3.4; Pros. 4; Bio. 2; Dram. 3.4; Sec’l 3.4; Jr. Rod Cr. 4; Honor Patrol 4. 12 “19 5 4 PAULINE BUGLIO quito a big teasor . . . cute little smile . . . talkativo . . . favorite class—Italian. Italian 3.4; Treas. 4; Honor Patrol 4. JANE CALEHUFF attractive blonde with blue eyes . . . Janie . . . enjoys music . . . proved by many musical activities . . . soft voice. Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Sec'l 3.4; Twirling 3. JOAN BUTSCHKY tall la3s . . . true basketball fan . . . hails from Baltimore . . . been with us two years . . . participates in all sports . . . slow and easy. Catonsvillo High 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Library 3.4; Sec. 4; N.J.A.A.G. 4. MILLICENT CAMP quiet and a little on the shy sido . . . swoot gal . . . Millio recognized by her red hair. DOLORES CANINO called Cookie . . . always smiling . . . very quiet likes to skate . . . easy to get along with. MICHAEL CAPRICE calm before the storm . . . always in dutch with Mr. DiTomo . . . neat dresser . . . good looking . . . Ralphio and Mooso aro constant companions. Hr. Treas. 2; Hr. Pros. 1; Ital. 2; Monogram 3.4; Wrostling 2.3; Track 1.2. RALPH CAPO Ralphie . . . flirts with all the girls . . . smooth dancer . . . plays rough football . . . dynamite comes in small packages . , . seen with Mick and Mooso. Ital. 3,4; Monogram 3.4, Pres. 4; Ath. Hon. Soc. 3. 4; Hr. Troas. 1; Football 1.2,3.4; Track 2.3,4. GERALDINE CASCARELLA Gerry . . . enthusiastic about everything she does . . . everyone's friend ... a wonderful person to talk to . . . tops in personally. Glee 1; Student C. 1.2.3.4. Treas. 4; Hi-Spots 2,3.4. Cir. Ed. 4; Bio. 2. Treas. 2; Dram. 2; Honor Patrol 1. 4; Record Act. Ed.; Fronch 3.4; Honor Soc. 3.4; Pres. 4; Hr. Pres. 1.2.3; Delegate to U.N. 3: Jr. Town Meet. 3; Nat. Latin Award 1; Latin Award 1.2; Basketball 1. 13 JULIUS CASELLA Jail, wide-shouldered Jules . . . popular with all . . . pleasing personality . . . handsome . . . cherchor la femme. Hr. Pres. 1; H. V.P. 2.3; Phys. 3; ltal. 3; Bio. 2; Honor Patrol 4; Football 2.3; Wrestling 2. WALLACE CHAMBERLAIN a likeable fellow . . . quiet . . . active in football . . . agreeable . . . makes friends easily . . . shy . . . good sport. Span. 2.3; Bio. 2; Glee 1.2; Mixed Chorus 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,4; Track 1; Baseball 2.3.4. SEN CHARLES CIARAOLO Chick . . . popular guy . . . proud cf his snazzy Ford . . . a comedian . . . good nalurod . . . oasy to got along with. Track 1. JANET CLARK blonde hair and blue eyes . . . nicknamed Blondic, wonder why . . . big things come in small packages . . . popular. Hr. V.P. 2; Span. 3.4; Bio. 2; Dram. 4; Chem. 4; Twirl. 2,3,4; Latin Award 1. FRANK CHAMPION quiet and shy . . . has a friendly smile . . . studies figures . . . good sense of humor . . . curly brown hair. Boys' Glee 1.2. PEARL CIONE a sweet petite miss . . . fun to be with . . . likoablo gal with a pleasing personality ... not as quiet as sho seems. Hr. V.P. 3; Italian 3; Glee 1; Home Ec. 2,3.4. IORS MARIAN CLARK favorite pastime—talking . . . usually arguing . . . likes a good laugh . . . Pickles . . . sociable . . . happy-go- lucky . . . very helpful. Library 1,2,3,4; Span. 2,3,4; ltal. 3.4; Honor Patrol 1,4; Dram. 1. JOSEPH COHEN a sport enthusiast . . . one of those Belcoville boys . . . nice guy . . . contagious laugh . . . enjoys a good joko . . . member of Mr. Robinson's homeroom . . . Joe. 14 ANDREW CORSIGLIA tall . . . good-looking . . . hails from East Vineland . . . more often seen than heard . . . Andy . . . very friendly . . . pleasant personality. ALLAN COTLER A1 or Cut . . . very popular . . . seen almost everywhere . . . attracted to music . . . cheerful personality . . . likes most all of the girls . . . enjoys humor. Spanish 2.3; Boys' Glee 1,2.3,4; Baseball 3; Football 2. I 9 FRANK DANDREA Ollio . . . from Newfiold . . . happy-go-lucky and popular . . . full of fun . . . tall . . . well-liked in any season . . . a flirtatious fellow with style. Hr. Sec. 1.2; Wrestling 2; Football 3.4. ANNA MARIE DeFELICE Frenchie . . . sweet gal . . . very witty . . . dark hair . . . little chatterbox . . . always smiling . . . personality galore. Hr. Sec. 2; Span. 2,3.4. V.P. 3. Pros. 4; Bio. 2; Latin 2; Dram. 1,2,4. MARIO D'ADDATO always willing to help whon needed . . . personality plus . . . very quiet but a swell friend ... a likablo follow . . . nice to everyone . . . Mot. Hr. Sec. 3; Italian 3,4, Pres. 4; Honor Patrol 4; Football 1,2. DOLORES DANDREA twirler . . . everyone knows Doo Doe . . . pleasant smile . . . hard worker . . . popular . . . good studont. Cl. Treas. 1.2; Hr. V.P. 2; Bio. 2; Honor Patrol 1.4; Twirl. 2.3,4; Dram. 1; French 3; Latin 2; Glee 1. 5 4” JEAN MARIE DeGROOT soft-spokon . . . always neat and well-dressed . . . often soon, seldom heard . . . sweet disposition . . . very like- able lass . . . fond of music. Library 1,2,3.4,- Glee 2; Honor Patrol 3; Jr. Town Moot. 4. DANIEL DEOLA quiet and unassuming . . . well-likea . . . known for his smile . . . can really grow those sweet-potatoes . . . swell guy with ploasant personality. F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. Treas. 2. 15 SENIORS” PAUL DEOLA usually drivos a green pick-up . . . always willing to pas3 time with you . . . cuz to Danny . . . likos girls . . . friendly to all. F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. MARY DePASQUALE brains plus personality . . . quiet, .but when you got to know her! . . . willing to help . . . always busy. Hr. Pros. 2.3; Hon. Soc. 3.4. V. Pres. 4; Honor Patrol 3.4; Sec’l 3.4; Record; Student C. 2,3.4; Bullotin Chairman 4. DEANNA DePALMA Dea . . . vocalist for dance band . . . enthusiastic cheer- leader with loads of spirit . . . vim and vigor . . . enjoys gocd music . . . very co-operativo lass. Hr. V.P. 1; Music. V.P. 4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Glee 1.2,3; Dance Band Voc. 3.4; Dram. 1.2,3,4; Ital. 3,4; Jr. Rod Cr. 3; Cheerleader 2,3.4. WRAY DeWINNE flashing smile . . . weakness—tests . . . popular twirlor . . . leador . . . the gal with an attractive blush . . . neat . . . smart dresser. Cl. Sec. 1.2,3; Hr. Sec. 1; Hr. Pres. 2.3; Student C. 2.3.4, Sec. 4; Bio. 2; French 3; Record 4; Sec'] 4; Latin Award 1; Nat. Latin Award 1; Twirl. 2,3,4. JOSEPH DiBIASO Joe . . . likes baseball . . . quiet . . . still water runs deop . . . hard working student . . very polite . . . shy smile. FRANK DiLEONARDO musical demon . . . often called Frankie Di . . . woll- groomed . . . smart drosser . . . artistic ability . . . typical all-around guy. Cl. V.P. 3; Hr. Pres. 1,2.3; Art 1.2,3,4, Pres. 3; Bullotin Illustrator 4; Band 1,2,3; Track 1.2. KATHRYN DONATO Kay . . . full of pep . . . personality plus . . . friendly . . . attractive twirler . . . has a cute dimpled smilo for ovory- one. Hr. Treas. 2,3; Glee 1; Bio. 2; Dram. 1; Honor Patrol 1; Latin 2; Twirl. 2,3.4, Head 4. GLENDA DONOFLIO a friendly girl with a big smile . . . lots of fun to be with . . . very congenial personality. Hr. Treas. 3; Honor Patrol 3.4; Sec'l 3.4; Student C. 4. 16 '19 5 4 ” PENELOPE DOUST Ponny . . . culo smile . . . sweet volco to match her per- sonality . . . witty . . . rathor shy . . famous for hor puns Dram 2.3.4; Hon. Pat. 2; Bio. 2; Riding 1; Lot. 2; Band 3.4; Record. CAROLYN DROGO very quiot . . . when you hoar an occasional burst of laughter—you know Carolyn's around . . . friendly and helpful. Honor Patrol 3.4; Secretarial 3.4. SWETLANA EMMANUEL Lana . . . loves music and dancing . . . always combines her flashing smile with her fascinating accent . . . has a wondorful gift of gab. French 3.4. Sec. 4; Latin 2.3; Dram. 2.3.4; Jr. Rod Cr. 3,4; Jr. Town Meet. 4. SPENCER ERRICKSON called Spider, wonder why?? . . . likes to arguo . . . enjoys hunting ... sly smile and manner . . . likes dancing . . . has many buddies. Italian 3; Basketball 2,3.4. BETTE EWING a friendly girl . . . goes out of her way to be nice to ovory- one . . . industrious worker . . . has a sparkling personality. Latin 1,2, Sec. 2; Glee 1; Record; Dram. 3. RITA FERRARI warm smile . . . easy blusher . . . just loves that Olds . . . friendly in her quiet way. Sec. 3.4; Honor Patrol 4; Library 4. ROBERT FAGOTTI usually has an answer . . . especially for Miss Ostrandor . . . likes football . . . likeable and co-operative . . . vory friendly . . . likes to talk . . . Bob. Football 1.2.3.4. JAMES FIOCCHI Jimmy ... his rods are well known . . . likes anything mechanical . . . easy going . . . full of fun . . . live wire . . . fascinating smile. 17 THOMAS FOX Tom . . . penetrating eyes . . . loves driving to school . . . usually soon with Walt . . . full of fun . . . aloof . . . broad smile. CARL FRANK often 3een but not heard . . . friendly smile . . . has trouble walking through doors . . . likes to go hunting. F.F.A. 1,2.3. SEN CAROL GECKLE known for her very fascinating and intricate sketchings on book covers ... a quiet girl . . . pretty blonde hair. Honor Patrol 1; Home Ec. 1.2,3,4. EMERON GERG likeable senior . . . ccn really toss that baseball . . . wavy black hair . . . tall, dark, handsome . . . Sonny. Bio. 2; Football 1; Baseball 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1,2.3.4. RALPH FREDA versatile fellow . . . friendly with all . . . always has some- thing funny to say . . . likes to hot rod in his '41 Chevy. ERNA FROMM a fiory blush . . . hails from New York . . . pizza p!o and dancing are tops with Erna . . . fast talker . . . pals with Myrtle. Hi-Spots 3; Sec. 3.4; Honor Patrol 3,4. IORS” CHARLES GIACOMELLI congenial transfer student . . . comes to us from Sacrod Heart . . . half of twin combo . . . easy blusher . . . nico guy to know . . . Chuck. THOMAS GIACOMELLI othor half of twin combination . . . friendly smilo . . . co- operative . . . seldom heard . . . easy to get along with . . . unassuming. 18 DONALD GIACOMONI popular member of Mr. Minifri's bunch . . . quiet . . . known for his liking for cars—especially his new Mercury . . . Don. Ital. 3.4. GLENORA GILMAN Glon . . . twinkling blue oyos and blonde hair . . . fino sense of humor ... an excellent swimmer . . . hails from Florida. South Broward High School 1,2; Dram. 3,4; Span. 3.4; Honor Patrol 3.4; Sec'l 4; Jr. Town Meet. 4. I 9 RUSSELL GRANTO roal rough football player . . . fascinating crow-cut . . . hoap-oowerful wrestler . . . liked by all . . . hard worker at whatover he tries . . . Moose. Football 1.2.3.4; Wrostling 1.2.3.4; Monogram 2,3,4, Vico President 4. HERBERT GRIFFITH real whiz with the ladies . . . likes to pack thorn into his jalopy . . . snappy dresser . . . liked by all . . . Huboo. Spanish 1,2; Senior Play. VERONICA GOFFREDI Ronnie . . . always seen riding around Vineland with The'' man in her life . . . often found relaying the grapevine with her friends. Homeroom Treasurer 1. SANDRA GOLDBLUM Sandi . . . fascination Canadian accent . . . A? . . . good history student . . . known for her quiet voice . . . just “loves that French language. French 3,4; Record; Chemistry. 5 4” MARY ANN GRILLO big beautiful green oyos and long brown hair . . . shy and quiet . . . pleasing personality. Italian 3,4. PETER GROSSI likable senior . . . happy-go-lucky . . . hobby—driving . . . hails from Milmay . . . fun to be with. F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; Fcotball 1,2,3. 19 SENIORS 9 9 GERALD GRUCCIO personality plus . . . lilted by all for his humor . . . in- telligent jeslor . . . envied for his gorgeous mustache . . . Jerry. Homeroom Secretary 2. MARJORIE HAMILTON Margie ... a wonderful sonse of humor . . . congonial . . . Dorothy. Olga, and Margio are rarely seon separately. Glee 1; Bio. 2; Honor Patrol 3,4; Jr. Rod Cr. 3,4, Sec. 4; Latin 4. WILLIAM HARKER easy blusher . . . collegiate dresser . . . displays a cuto crew-cut . . . friendly . . . Bill. Bio. 2,3; French 3; Phys. 3. GLORIA HARMER personality plus . . . snappy dresser . . . well lilted . . . loves to dance . . . leader of the band . . . beautiful long tresses. Honor Patrol 2; Span. 3; Student C. 4; Twirl. 3.4. Head 4; Homeroom Sec. 1,2,3. WALTER HARRIS blond hair . . . drives a Studebaker . . . always a clever remark . . . pals around with Tom Fox . . . backstage workor for all the plays. Dramatic Club 2.3,4. CLAUDE HENNIS friendly and likoable . . . takes his football soriously . . . dresses smoothly . . . popular with both sexes . . . flashing smile. F.F.A. 3, Vice Pres. 3; Homoroom Treas. 1,2,3; Monogram 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1. GERTRUDE HINES Pat to all . . . sports enthusiast . . . member of the girls' varsity basketball team . . . seems quiet, but oh. my!! Home Ec. 2,3.4; N.J.A.A.G. 3.4; Basketball 1.2,3.4. MYRTLE HOFSTETTER sparkling personality . . . full of jokes . . . holpful . . . plenty of pep . . . noted for her Brooklyn accent. Soc'l 3,4, Treas. 4; Honor Patrol 3.4; Hi-Spots 3; Homeroom Treas. 1; Homoroom Vico Pres. 2. 20 19 5 4 t f EARLE HUNT popular senior . . . fine head of rod hair . . . scon souping up his car . . . likes to raise cain in trig class. Fronch 3: Physics 3; Chem. 4. ROSEMARIE IPPOLITO talkative . . . friendly . . . talented pianist . . . full of rhythm . . . always has a smile. Hi-Spots 2.3.4; Ital. 3.4; Honor Patrol 1.2.3.4; Orch. 1.3.4. Treas. 1.3; Sec. 4; Glee 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Dance Band 1.2.3.4; Hr. Sec. 1.2. GILBERT JAMES a roal comedian . . . seems shy—but don't be fooled . . . versatile personality ... big wheol in print shop . . . liked by all . . . Gil. BERNARD JOHANSEN tall, handsomo bruiser . . . Bernio . . . noat dresser . . . great with a football . . . unique personality ... a hit with the girls . . . everyone's friend. Monogram 3.4, Sgt. at Arms 4; Football 1.2,3,4; Wrestling 1.4. BETH JOSEPH auburn hair . . . always late ... if not studying, then usu- ally in mischief . . . smart dresser . . . likeable gal . . . loads of school spirit. Hr. Vico Pros. 1; Dram. 1.2; Latin 2. Vice Pres. 2; Fronch 3.4; Span. 3; Chom. 4; Hi-Spots 2.3.4: Honor Patrol 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3; Record, Feature Ed.; Latin Award 1. MERCINA KAMBAN friendly . . . devilish . . . pretty black hair and eyes . . . always sporting a new array of clothes. Dram. 3.4; Ital. 3.4; Bio. 2; Glee 1; Library 1,2,3; Jr. Town Meet. 3.4; Honor Patrol 3.4. CELIA KALMANOWITZ a hard worker at everything . . . good writer . . . nice accent . . . friendly . . . seems quiet, but wait till you know her. Dram. 2.3; Latin 2.3.4. Treas. 3; Jr. Rod Cr. 2.3.4. Pres. 4; Span. 2,3.4; Jr. Town Meeting 4; Bio. 2; Physics 3; Chem. 4; Scribblers 4; Latin Award 1,2. ANITA KAPLAN original . . . nice personality . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . very active . . . second home, the Spot . . . enjoys jitter- bugging . . . vivacious laugh. Hr. V.P. 2.3; Dram. 1,2; Bio. 2; French 3,4; Honor Patrol 1.2.3.4. V.P. 3. Pres. 4; Record; HiSpots 4; N.J.A.A.G. 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4. 21 RICHARD KASSNER favorite pastimes—hunting and fishing . . . seen but not heard . . . constantly carrying his briefcase . . . really likos those plaid shirts. Homeroom Pres. 3; Student Council 3.4. DALE KEEPFER carefree and happy . . . loves to write . . . friendly . . . original . . . quite a bit of brain matter . . . always a witty remark. Sec'l 3.4. Pres. 4; Dram. 3.4; Scribblers 4; Hi-Spots 3.4; Record, Editor-in-chief. DAVID KEEN nice kid . . . friendly . . . conservative dresser . . . brown hair . . . has a soft spot in his heart for hot-rods . . . Dave. OLGA KEMENASH Pixie . . . secretarial student . . . enjoys laughing—usu- ally seen doing so . . . peppy . . . favorite saying— How unfortunate ... not as quiet as she leads you to believo. Secretarial 3.4. SENIORS” AUBREY KERSHNER athletic minded . . . quiet . . . enjoys music especially the drums . . . seen driving his father's convertible . . . one of the crew cut gang. Monogram 4; Band 1,2,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Foot- ball 3. GEORGE KOUDEL1S answers to the nickname of Cuddles . . . active in his clubs . . . speaks French well . . . full of fun . . . tall . . . brown wavy hair . . . brown eyes. Latin 2,3; French 3,4; Jr. Town Meet. 4; Physics 3, Pres. 3; Track 2.3. RICHARD KRAUSE hot rodder . . . dark wavy hair ... hit with the girls . . . enjoys hunting and hillbilly music . . . future farmer . . . Mouse . Hr. Pres. 1; Student Coun. 1; F.F.A. 3.4. Pres. 3; Monogram 3.4; Chem. 4; Football 2.3; Wrestling 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2. ANN KOENIG likeable lass . . . never without a new joke . . . attractive blonde hair . . . will always remember 201 .. . very friendly. Dram. 1.2,3,4; Bio. 2; Physics 3; Chom. 4; Fronch 3,4; Honor Patrol 1,2. 22 SHEILA KRUCK smart dresser . . . cute . . . when excited talks rapidly . . . member of Miss Lascari's homeroom . . . enjoys skating . . . always laughing at a joke. Hr. Sec. 1; Homo Ec. 2.3.4; Glee 2.3; Library 2; Honor Patrol 2. LIANE KUHN quiot but vory sweet . . . chic black hair . . . smart dresser . . . came to VHS in her senior year . . . attractive figure . . . Lee. Hope High School 1.2,3; Chem. 4; Dram. 4. LESLIE LAMNIN Sonny . . . appreciates a good laugh . . . ono of tho Norma clan . . . always smiling . . . happy-go lucky . . . likes tho finer things in life ... a real riot. Dram. 1; Bio. 2; Latin 2; Chem. 4; Wrestling 1.2. NAOMI LANGE loves to dance . . . full of pep and school spirit . . . came to Vineland High in her junior year . . . Rae. Dram. 3.4; French 3; Bio. 4; Chem. 4; Honor Patrol 3; Choerleading 4. 1 9 JOSEPH LEANZO soon but not heard ... jet black hair . . . dark eyes . . . short . . . sharp drossor . . . nice to know . . . Joey. F.F.A. 1.2.3,4. 5 4” KATHLEEN LELLI peppy . . . sports enthusiast . . . hopes to come back to V.H.S. as a gym teacher . . . can parlez francais well . . . Kay. French 3.4; N.J.A.A.G. 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4. RUSSELL LeFEVRE Russ . . . enjoys dancing and piano playing . . . appreci- ates good music . . . likes his own cooking . . . takes pride in his yellow convertible. Music Club 1.2.3.4; Track 1. GEORGE LEVARI quiet—in school that is . . . bashful . . . always smiling . . . makes friends with everyone . . . full of personality . . . very co-operative. Hr. Sec. 3; Class Treas. 3.4; Monogram 3, 4; Ital. 3; Bio. 2; Wrestling 3. 23 SENIORS” ROBERT LINTON Bob . . . character . . . noted for his tompor . . . always has sharp answers . . . argumontive. Italian 2.3. JAMES MAHONEY loves to eat . . . always tinkering with his hot-rod . . . full of fun . . . likes to teaso . . . always laughing . . . Jimmy. Physics 3. JOHN MALETESTA deceiving appearance of being quiet—until you get to know him . . . Johnny to his many friends . . . little guy . . . nice drosser. Bio. 2; Wrestling 1,2,3. MARIE MALENCH great friend of Janet's . . . cute littlo noso . . . Pepsodent smile . . . always friendly . . . petite and pert . . . sports enthusiast. Ital. 2,4; Glee 1; Honor Patrol 3. ELAINE MALTESI always scorns to be talking . . . quiet . . . buddy-buddy with Paulino . . . hails from East Vineland . . . jolly. Glee 1,3,4; Ital. 2,3,4; Honor Patrol 4. VIRGINIA MARANDINO sports a cool suedo jacket . . . favorite occupation—writing letters . . . loves a good joke . . . helpful and willing. Glee 2,3; Italian 1,3,4; Library 1. HENRY MARCIANO fond of his green Ford . . . answors to Hank . . . plans to give Arthur Murray competition . . . friendly . . . happy- go-lucky . . . liked by all. Future Farmers of America 1.3. SANTO MARCUCCI always willing to help . . . nice to know . . . sort of quiet . . . ready to dispute almost anything, especially Italian . . . Sonny. Ital. 2,3,4; Phys. 3; Tennis 3; Track 2. 24 19 5 4 t CHARLES MARCUS in the mood for a good joko . . . see Charlio . . . clothes admirod by all . . . always has a witty remark. Dram. 4; Phys. 3; Blc. 2; Jr. Town Moet. 3; French 4. MARK MARCUS sports enthusiast ... jet black hair . . . sports a smart pair of gray flannels . . . unmatched laugh . . . rogular all-around guy. Latin 1; French 2; Jr. Town 3; Phys. 3; Chem. 4; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Tennis 1.2.3,4. I AMES MARINO one of the quiet olemonts of Mr. Robinson's homeroom . . . not a lover cf homowork . . . pride of fourth period gym class. Future Farmers of America 3,4. BARRY MARKMAN real intellectual—will go far in life . . . doep voice and an intriging accent . . . quiot but commanding. Span. 3.4. Vice Pres. 4; Phys. 4. Sec. 4; Jr. Town Meet. 3; Chem. 4; Span. Award 3. CATHERINE MARTINELLI Martnuch . . . always smiling . . . will stand up for Landis- ville . . . friendly eyes . . . sweet and unassuming. Hr. V.P. 1.3; Hr. Treas. 2; Hon. Patrol 4; Dram. 4; Bio. 2. HOWARD MATHEWS enjoys cruising up and down Landis Avenue in his Rod Mercury . . . quiet but congenial . . . musically inclinod. JANE MATLIN like a stick of dynamite . . . always buzzing around . . . cute gigglo . . . red-eyer of French class . . . spirited . . . champion blusher. Honor Patrol 1.2.3.4; Bio. 2; French 3.4; Span. 3.4; Dram. 1 � 2,3,4; Chem. 4; Basketball 1.2; N.J.A.A.G. 3. DOROTHY MAY seldom heard . . . neat . . . will give a hand to anyono in need . . . has that demure air . . . can be counted on . . . unusual giggle. Bio. 2; Jr. Rod Cross 3.4; Honor Patrol 3.4; French 3; Latin 4. 25 MALACKY McCANN hails from Now York . . . fun raiser in homeroom . . . on- joys a good joko . . . takes pride in his hair. Futuro Farmers of America 3,4. JOAN MECKEL lovor of horses . . . freckles across the noso ... a smile that will melt the hardest heart . . . taciturn . . . amiable. Bio. 2; French 3; Honor Patrol 4; Junior Red Cross 4. SEN ALFRED MONOSTRA a clown on wheels . . . always smiling . . . made a fortune hotting on his Yankees . . . attempts to be tho young man with a hern . . . Fred. Band 2,3. LOUIS MORATELLI Gleeck . . . Charlie Venturi the second . . . proud posses- sor of a Ford . . . made All-State band and orchestra . . . dependable. Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4. V.P. 3. Pres. 4; Dance Band 3,4; All-State Band 3. 4; South Jersey Band 2.3,4. JOSEPHINE MERIGHI Josi . . . real jittorbug enthusiast . . . easy blushor . . . flashing smilo . . . five foot two. eyes of blue . . . smart dresser . . . rosy cheeks. Glee 1; Honor Patrol 1,4; Bio. 2; French 3; Dram. 3,4; Chem. 4. CARL MICHELETTI constantly on the go . . . always a kind word for every- one . . . gets things done . . . made a groat Veechitto in the senior play. Hr. V.P. 1; Cheerleading 1.2.3,4; Rocord. Sports Ed.; Ital. 3.4; N. J. Boys' State 3; Youth and Gov. Day Rep. 4; Senior Play. IORS” MARY MORGAN sober, not sorious . . . future secretary . . . proud possessor of a smart pair of turquoise shoes. Span. 2.3; Home Ec. 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Ital. 4. DONALD MULLER blond curly hair . . . intriguing deep voice . . . intends to be a track star . . . co-operative . . . serious. Football 1,2.3; Track 2,3,4; Monogram 4. 26 EUGENE MUSTO a real good Joe . . . slick dresser . . . sense of humor . . . junior apothecarist . . . A-plus in personality . . . perfect gentleman. Hr. Sec. 1, 2; Hr. Vice Pres. 3; Bio. 2; Basketball 1, 2; Ital. 3. MARGARET NANNI most congenial smile . . . friend of ovoryono . . . always a sharp hairdo . . . willing to help out . . . pleasing personality. Music 1,2; Span. 3; Ital. 3; Dram. 3. I 9 SHIRLEY OLIVA noted for beautiful golden blonde hair . . . draws the crowds at Zucca’s . . . unusual little cough . . . port mannor. Hr. Vice Pres. 2; Sec'l 3.4; Honor Patrol 3.4, Treas. 4. WILLIAM NEWCOMB Billy . . . curiosity unlimited . . . takes pride in his '40 Chevy . . . little but not overlooked . . . big brown eyes. Future Farmers of Amorica 1.2.3,4. Vice Pres. 2. ERIC NORDBERG takes pride in his clothos and hair . . . lady-killer . . . shy smile and mannor . . . slow and deliberate. Physics 3; Italian 3. 5 4” PAUL OTTENHEIMER farming enthusiast . . . diligent worker . . . famous for his practical jokes . . . wears a constant smilo ... or is it a snicker? Bio. 2.3; F.F.A. 1.2,3.4, Vico Pros. 4; Student Coun. 4; Dram. 2; Chem. 4. BERNARD OLIVIERI full of fun . . . always in mischief . . . oasy gait . . . one of the crew-cut gang . . . party crasher. Hr. Sec. 1.2.3; Ital. 3. RICHARD PARENTI Rich . . . green oyes . . . knows his history . . . friendly . . . popular with the femmes . . . good conversationalist . . . witty . . . enjoys cruising the avenue. Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 2. 27 SENI O R S ’’ RONALD PATERNO Ron . . . football player . . . co-operative ... a groat lovor of science . . . easy blusher . . . quiet . . . industrious . . . personable and well-liked. Phys. 3; Bio. 2.3; Track 2.3.4; Football 2.3.4. ROSALIE PERETTI twirls a moan baton . . . pretty dark hair ... fun to bo with . . . ono of tho proud musicians of Eddie's band. Hr. Pres. I; Hr. Troas. 2; Hr. Sec. 3; Twirlor 3,4; Dram. 1; Glee 1. ALFRED PERINO A1 . . . very polite . . . popular . . . quite versatile . . . great athlete . . . well-liked by everyone . . . quiet at times. Sr. Cl. V.P. 4; Monogram 3.4; Ath. Hon. Soc. 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Baskotball 1.2.3.4; Track 2,3.4. CHARLENE PERNAZZA a five-footer . . . quiet, but not idle . . . soft spoken . . . cute giggle . . . sports beautiful long tresses . . . nice to know. Hon. Pat. 3.4; Dram. 3.4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Sec'l 3.4. ELAINE PORRECA quiet . . . dark hair and oyos . . . winning smilo . . . congenial . . . sonso of humor . . . domuro . . . ofton scon — seldom heard. Jr. Rod Cross 2,3; Latin 2; Bio. 2; Soc'l 4. LEONA PUCCIO Lee . . . very congenial . . . beautiful hair and eyes . . . always happy . . . very active . . . warm personality. Dram. 2,3.4, Vice Pres. 4; Bio. 2,3; Phys. 3; Chem. 4; Latin 2,3,4, Treas. 2,- Honor Patrol 3, 4, Secretary 4; Ital. 3, 4; Jr. Town Meet. 4; National Latin Award 1. DOROTHY PROCACCINO Dot . . . intelligent . . . enormous brown eyes . . . winning smile . . . hard worker . . . very helpful . . . nice per- sonality. Sec'l 3.4; Ital. 2,3,4. Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Dram. 3,4; Hon. Pat. 3.4; Record. Bus. Sec.; Jr. Red Cross 4; Jersey Girls' State 3; Ital. Award 2,3; Hon. Soc. 4. PAUL RASMUSSEN Tall, blond . . . quiet and unassuming . . . often soon driving a truck . . . hotroddor . . . full of fun . . . good sport. Spanish Club 2.3,4; Orchostra 1. 28 19 5 4 9 9 PETER RASMUSSEN Peto . . . good student . . . other half of tho twin duo . . . car enthusiast . . . argumentative . . . hard worker . . . very sincere. Spanish Club 2,3,4; Honor Patrol 3. GEORGE REALE quiot ... has a black Ford . . . short and dark . . . whiz on rollor skates . . . one of our future farmers. Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2. STENNIS REAVES interested in sports . . . strong-armod wrestler . . . popular with girls . . . always has a pleasant smile. F.F.A. 3, 4; Monogram 2, 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. LUCY REGENELLI best giggler in class . . . one half of the gold dust twins . . . oodles of fun . . . friendly . . . staunch supporter of Landisville. Glee 1; Sec’l 3; Honor Patrol 3, 4. ROMAN REISMAN Ronnie . . . brain . . . very neat . . . fascinating accent . . . very polite . . . good conversationalist . . . well liked. Music and Art High School 1,2,3; Chemistry Club 4. RUSHTON R1DGWAY Rusty . . . sincere . . . fun . . . loves to drive his car likes to tell jokes—when you laugh. Bio. 2; Phys. 3; Chem. 4; Band 3,4; Dance Band 1,2.4. NORA RIAL lovely dark hair and eyes . . . lovely clothes . . . quiot . . . cute . . . winning ways . . . loads of fun . . . popular. Twirl. 2,3; Sec'l 4; Latin 2; Honor Patrol 4; Glee 1. LAWRENCE ROBBINS Larry . . . loads of fun . . . tall drink of water . . . curly black hair . . . intriguing smile. Homeroom Socrotary 3. 29 MAXINE ROGERS Max . . . famous for hor jokes . . . full of personality and fun . . . vory friendly . . . loves to give parties. Hr. Vice Pres. 1; Sec'l 3. 4. Vice Pres. 4; Baskotball 1.2.3.4; N.J.A.A.G. 3,4; Honor Society 4. MICHAEL ROHRBACH Mike . . . very flirtatious . . . always willing to help . . . hard working . . . happy smile . . . terrific personality. Dram. 1.2.3,4; Pegasus 3,4, Pres. 4; Bio. 2.3; Chem. 4; Span. 2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 3.4; Tennis 2.3,4; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 4. SEN DOLORES ROSSI d.ligent worker . . . quiet . . . sincero . . . co-operative . . . always wears a friendly smile . . . future secretary. Glee 1.2,3,4, Sec. 3.4. BETTY LOU RUBART quiet . . . pleasant, winning ways . . . loves to joke . . . nice dresser . . . keen sense of humor . . . often seen but never heard. Home Ec. 1,2; Bio. 2; Span. 1; Riding 1. ALFRED ROLANDO A1 . . . fun loving . . . always in some mischiof . . . dark curly hair ... a perpetual grin. Football 2.3. JOSEPH ROSEMONT Joe . . . congenial . . . oasy blusher . . . interesting to talk to . . . sense of humor . . . blue Ford lover. O R S ’’ SAMUEL RUGA Sam ... a constant companion of Earl’s . . . likes to laugh . . . excels in science and math . . . quiet . . . neat . . . officient. GENEVIEVE SALLA Gen . . . fast talker . . . fun to be with . . . flirtatious . . . groat blusher . . . likes to tease . . . happy-go-lucky. Sec’l 3.4; Dram. 3,4; Honor Patrol 4; Basketball 1; Jr. Red Cross 2. 30 ALEX SALOMON camo to us in his senior year . . . often seen, but seldom heard . . . usually found quietly studying. Radio Club 1. MARIE SALOTTI quiet till you get to know her . . . attractive . . . well-liked ... a comedienne . . . soft voice . . . terrific sense of humor . . . neat. Ital. 3; Honor Patrol 3; Home Ec. 4; Softball 2. I 9 IRENE SASDELLI Rene . . . great literary mind . . . full of witty remarks usually roaming the halls . . . habitueo of the Spot . . . synonymous with Hi-Spots. Hi-Spots 2,3,4, News Editor. 4; Honor Patrol 3,4, Vico Pros. 4; Bio. 2; French 3; Dram. 2,4; Jr. Town Meot. 3; Scribblors 4; Glee 1; Record. JACQUELINE SASDELLI Jackie . . . nice smile . . . talkative bombshell . . . black Olds . . . vivacious personality ... fun loving ... jet black hair. Hr. Pres. 1.2; Hr. Vice Pres. 3; Bio. 2, Vic© Pres. 2; Sec'l 3.4; Dram 1.2,3,4; Honor Patrol 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; N.J.A.A.G. 2.4; Twirl. 3.4. JACK SANTANGELO friendly . . . quiet appearance . . . number 21 scooting about the gridiron ... a transfer in sonior year from Nutley High . . . makes frionds quickly. Nutley High School 1,2,3; Football 3,4; Basoball 3: Track 3. LOUIS SATORI mighty proud of his Ford car ... a regular ladies' man . . . vory unusual fellow . . . four periods of agriculture instead of two. Future Farmers of America 1.3,4; Biology 2. 5 4” RICHARD SAYELL Deadeye . . . watch him go in his hot rod ... a real hunting enthusiast . . . friendly and co-operative. MARLENE SBRANA excellent student . . . scientifically inclined . . . co-opera- tive and a hard worker . . . friendly . . . chauffeur for the gang . . . pleasant personality. Hr. Treas. 1; Hr. Sec. 2.3; Bio. 2; Phys. 3. Vice Pres. 3; Chem. 4; Dram. 2.3,4; Hi-Spots 2,3,4; Honor Patrol 2.3,4; French 3; Jr. Town Moot. 3.4, Pros. 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Soc. 4; Record. 31 SENIORS y y MARIAN SCARANO transferred from Sacred Heart ... is partial to Buicks . . . always cheerful and smiling . . . quiet but not serious . . . soft spoken. Span. 3, 4; Basketball 1.2. JOSEPH SCARPA a nice Joe . . . quiet—until he starts on those drums . . . eyecatching appoarar.co . . . always nice to have around. Band 1.2.3.4; Orch. 3. Vice Pres. 3: AU-Stato Band 2.3; So. Jersey Band 2.3; Bio. 2; Hr. Vice Pros. 2. ALBERT SCHMICKEL actor and athlete—that's our Spud ... his shy and innocent appearance is very deceiving . . . eye-catching appoaranco . . . always nice to have around. Span. 3.4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Treas. 4; Dram. 3.4; Chom. 4; Football 3.4. CARMELA SCIARRETTA Carm . . . cute grin . . . noted for hor pranks . . . original laugh . . . second half of the Gold Dust twins ... an in- habitant of Landisville. Glee 1; Honor Patrol 3,4; Dramatic 4; Sec'l 3. REGINA SCOTT a real devil . . . friendly and witty . . . always jolly to bo with . . . popular member of the Art room. Glee Club 2,4. DAVID SEELMAN Dave . . . very active and hard worker . . . small in size —big in achievement . . . always a cheery smile and friendly hello. Spanish 3,4; Record; Chemistry 4. SANDRA SCRIBNER vivacious personality to match her flaming rod tresses . . . always laughing . . . full of pep . . . outstanding journalist . . . lots of friends. Dram. 1; Honor Patrol 3.4; Record; Thalia 1; Hi-Spots 2.3.4; French 3.4. MARYANN SENESI very swoot . . . always willing to give advico or be helpful . . . long dark hair distinguishes her. Ital. 3,4; Sec. 4; Homo Ec. 4. 32 19 5 4 t f MARCIA SILVER oxcollent athlete . . . congenial . . . friondly . . . novor shows her temper . . . always with Max . . . very dependable. Sec'l. 3.4; Band 1.2.4; Record; Basketball 1.2,3,4. SHEILA SIROTT has that Ipana smile . . . cute clothes . . . tops in Senior Play . . . California here 1 come” . . . real shutter bug. Riding 1; Dram. 1.2.3; Honor Patrol 1.2.3.4; Bio. 2. MARILYN SMANIOTTO one of the sweetest . . . very pleasant . . . pretty bluo eyes . . . pals around with Rita, Myra and Mario . . . enjoys dancing . . . Lyn. Sec'l 3, 4; Honor Patrol 4; Library 4. CLAIRE SMART lively . . . captivating smile . . . always a lot of funny things to say . . . very cute . . . widooyod look. Italian Club 1. JOAN SMITH original . . . handy . . . sugar-coated personality . . . female half of the Smith twosome . . . loan plus Joan equals trouble. Fronch 2.3; Bio. 1; Latin 2. DOROTHY STEELMAN Dot . . . always has something to say . . . mischief is her middle name . . . crazy about pizza. JOHN SMITH a regular blusher ... a real hunting and fishing bug . . . love those blue eyos . . . the male half of tho twins. F.F.A. 1.2.3.4 Vico Pres. 3. JOHN STEVENS quite tho drosser ... as mannerly as thoy como ... a real nice fellow to know. Spanish Club 2. 33 GLADYS STIGNANI good dancer . . . enthusiastic choerloador . . . overwhelm- ing personality . . . intriguing to tho opposite sox . . . co-operative and plonty active . . . moody. Bio. 2; Dram. 1,3,4: Scc'l 3.4; Cheerleaders 2.3.4. Captain 4,- Record; Honor Patrol 4; Hr. Soc. 3; Baskotball 1; Hon. Soc. 4. BEATRICE STILL very friendly . . . likes to get into trouble . . . always eating . . . has a quick answer for everything . . . Bea. Glee Club 1, 4; Basketball 1. SEN HELEN SWIFT crazy when wound up . . . always nice to all . . . quito a mochanic when it comes to Fords. Dram. 1.2,3,4; Color Guard 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Library 3; Bio. 2; Sec'l 3.4. NINA SZECZENKO quiet . . . friendly . . . quite a linguist . . . hard worker at the Grand. French Club 4. VINCENT STROZYK answers to the name of Vince . . . has lots to say . . . plays trumpet in band . . . member of tho Charioteors. Band 1,2,3,4,- Dance Band 2. ROBERT SWANSON very friendly smile . . . known to all as Bob . . . sports enthusiast ... tho oasy-going type. Hr. Treas. 2; Tennis 3.4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4. IORS” CARL TARABBIO an outstanding football player ... his personality is just as outstanding . . . has loads of friends . . . congenial. Hr. Pres. 2; Monogram 3.4, Soc. 3; Ath. Sch. Soc. 3,4; Foot- ball 1.2,3,4. DANIEL TESTA nice dresser . . . wonderful speaker . . . friendly to every- one . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . they don't come nicer than Danny. Hr. V.P. 1,2,3; Bio. 2; Phys. 3; French 3; Orch. 1; Chem. 4. 34 ROBERT THOMAS Bobby . . . lives for baseball . . . keen senso of humor . . . nice to bo with. Monogram 2.3.4; Ath. Sch. Soc. 3.4; Bio. 2; Phys. 3; Chem. 4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1. EILEEN TIRRELL Ivy . . . snap, crackle and pop girl . . . poppy little cheerleader . . . witty and always laughing . . . quite an actress. Dram. 1.2,3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Glee 1; Bio. 2; French 3.4; Chem. 4; N.J.A.A.G. 1,2.3.4. EDMUND THOMSON Eddie . . . always giving pointers to a girl's baseball league . . . quiet and unassuming ... a good-natured follow. MARLENE TONELLI terrific blusher . . . quiet . . . never hard to got along with . . . sweet disposition . . . history is against hor . . . friondly smile. Glee Club 1. 1954” MYRA TONETTA full of pep . . . never stops laughing . . . cute smile . . . roally onjoys life . . . dances at East Vineland. Honor Patrol 3. 4; Secretarial Club 4. JOAN TROVARELLO the jolly type . . . future secretary . . . fun to be with . . . huge repetoire of jokes . . . chic hairdo. Honor Patrol 3,4; Sec'l 3.4; Basketball 1. LUIGI TRAMANTANA on the quiet side . . . something wrong with your car— see Luigi . . . likod by overyone. JOHN TROXELL quiot . . . well-liked . . . always willing to help . . . neat dresser . . . best friends are Bill and Rusty . . . oxcols in history. Bio. 2; Football 1,- Wrestling 1,2. 35 SENIO R S ” NANCY TUSO famous for her rollicking laugh . . . fancy drosser . . . often soon in cashier's cage at the Grand. BARBARA VAUGHN tall, blonde, and cute . . . has lots of school spirit . . personality plus . . . always talking about her beau . . . fun to be with. Homeroom Treasurer 2,3- Gloo Club 1,4; Secretarial Club 4, ARTHUR UNSWORTH holds the gavol at Student Council . . . active in all school undertakings . . . popular with everyone . . . neat dresser . . . usually seen with Peggy. Studont C. Pres. 4; Hr. Pres. 1.2, V.P. 3; Class Pres. 1.2.3; Bio. 2.3. Pres. 2. Treas. 3: Phys. 3. Treas. 3; Band 1,2; Dance Band 2; Record; French 3. CAROLYN VERDEROSE pretty blonde hair . . . sweet to talk to . . . neat dressor . . . likes everyone . . . popular with the opposite sox. Honor Patrol 2.3,4; Dram. 2; Jr. Town Meet 3,4; Thaila 2,3,4; Chom. 4; French 4. EDWARD VERDEROSE popular . . . well-mannered . . . usually seen with some or all of the boys from Landisville ... at home in any group . . . good-natured. Future Farmers of America 3,4. ROY VERNAL shorter mombor of the cuz duo . . . likes driving a certain rod Chovvio . . . easy going . . . likes to fool around . . . hotrod supportor . . . Shorty. Spanish Club 1; Tennis 1,4. RICHARD VERNAL mischievous and loads of fun . . . good taste for clothes . . . usually soon smiling for someone ... a real nice guy. Hr. V.P. 1; Span. 1; Basketball 1.2.3; Baseball 1.2. PAUL VICARI ''Sago . . . one of the Newtonville boys . . . frionds aro Richie. Lou. and Wally . . . good student . . . quiet . . . vory friendly . . . willing to co-operate. Biology Club 2; Glee Club 2. 36 19 5 4 t t JOAN MARIE VOLKE loves to laugh . . . always in a hurry . . . likos boys and eating . . . best friond is Marlene. Dram. 1,2,3; Latin 2; French 3,4; Honor Patrol 2. MARLENE VON REUTER wonderful artist . . . many of her posters in the halls . . . hobbies include horseback riding and sewing . . . friendly and co-operative. Dramatic 1,2,3; Biology 2; French 3,4. INGRID WAGNER real friond . � . well known for her many activities . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . diplomatic . . . famous for hor glockenspiel solos. Hr. Pres. 1. Rep. 4; French I Award 2,- Jowish War Vots His. Award 3; Del. to Cit. Instit.; Dram. 1,2,3.4,- Band 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3. Treas. 4; Bio. 2; Jr. Town Moot. 3; French 3.4, V.P. 4,- Hi-Spots 2.3,4,- Ed. 4,- Hor. See. 3.4; Roportor 4; Chem. 4; N.J.A.A.G. 4; Record; Senior Play. PATRICIA WEBER Pat . . . quiot . . . always studying . . . nice personality . . . willing to help . . . cheers loudly at pop rallies. Italian 4. ROBERT WEBSTER somewhat quiot lad of Mr. Robinson's homeroom . . . resides in Belcoville . . . lovos hunting . . . friendly smile . . . seems he likes to tease Pat . . . Bob. SALLY WELCH soon in all the school plays . . . friendly girl . . . never at a loss for words . . . brain when in the mood. Dram. 1,2,3,4,- Thalia 3,4; Honor Patrol 4; Lat. 2. Sec. 2; Bio. 2. HELEN WESTOG quiet . . . knows her current events . . . cuto little nose . . . friend of Annette's . . . hails from Massachusetts. Dram. 3.4; Ital. 4; Honor Patrol 4. EDWARD WHEATLEY loador of tho senior class . . . sports a rod Ford . . . known for his leopard skin jacket . . . good musician . . . nice fellow to know . . . Eddie. Sr. Class Pres.; Fresh. Soph. Class V.P.; Hr. Pres. 1,2.3; Music Club Pres. 3.4,- Span. 2; Dance Band 2,3,4,- Band 1,2,3,4; Orch. 2,3,4. 37 1 ‘I VALERIA WHITING bright smile . . . friendly . . . interested in music . . . twice winner in Red and Gray Day activities . . . good frlond. Glee 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 4; Art 3; Latin 2. WILLIAM WILLIAMS friendly well-mannered Billie . . . pals with lohnnie . . . easy to get along with . . . perfect gentleman . . . always neatly dressed. Pegasus 3.4. SEN FRANCIS WINHELD Windy . . . can argue any point . . . usually soon hitch- hiking to school . . . likes girls and eating . . . portrayed tho principal in the Senior Play. Hr. Sec. 1.2; Dram. 1.3; Pegasus 2,3,4; French 3.4; Wrostling 2.4; Baseball Mgr. 1. JOHN WOSCHENKO towering . . . gocd looking . . . friendly to all . . . holps Mr. Cosh on the heaving end of track . . . pleasant to talk with ... a fine lad. Hr. Sec. 3; Monogram 3,4; Chem. 4; Track 1.2,3,4. SAMUEL WILLIAMS quiet . . . intelligent . . . ladies' man . . . neat dresser . . . nice personality . . . noted for turtle neck sweaters . . . slow and deliberate . . . Sammy. Dramatic Club 3.4. WILLIAM WILLIS a good friend . . . known for his ability to do school work . . . usually has an answer—the right one . . . quiet . . . good natured. Riding Club 1; Biology Club 2.3; Physics Club 3. I O R S ’’ LESLIE WRIGHT likos girls, skating, and eating . . . frionds are Earl. Otis, and Horace . . . quiet . . . friondly . . . usually soon riding in his blue Buick. Basketball 1. RICHARD WYCKOFF Dick . . . quiot, but beware ... an ardont V. H. S. football fan . . . enjoys all sports . . . likos to rido around town in his car. Football 2; Future Farmors of Amorica 1,2. 38 ANNETTE YORE attractive appoarance . . . History II—pot poovo . . . quiet but fun . . . one of the gang . . . soft-spoken . . . congenial. Italian 4; Dramatic Club 4. JANET ZAAK beautiful voice . . . sings at dances and assemblies . . . favorite pastimes are singing, dancing, and talking to Marie . . . a lot of fun. Dance Band Vocalist; Italian Club 4. TANYA ZATZARINY Tina . . . activo in after school sports . . . always ready to laugh . . . pals around with Margie. Dorothy and Joan . . . valued member of any team. Honor Patrol 4; Jr. Rod Cross 4; Chem. 4. MORTON ZIRIN Mortz ... his answers always seem to come at an inop- portune moment . . . loves to argue—especially with teachers . . . usually tho goat. Dram. 2.3,4,- Pegasus 3.4; Fronch 3,4; Latin 2,3.4. Vico Pres. 3; Bio. 3,4; Phys. 3; Chem. 4; Jr. Town Meet. 3.4; Honor Patrol 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4; Tonnls 2,3,4. 1954” VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL VINELAND . NEW JERSEY JOHNNY SNAPS OUR FRIENDS AND AND FROLIC OF OUR LAST YEAR! FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ludy Gallina. Sec.; Sheldon Hofiman. V. Pres.: Mr. Krapf. Advisor; Pat De Matte. Treas.; Thomas Asselta. Pres. FRESHMAN CLASS The freshmen entered the halls of V.H.S. with little knowledge of what was in store for them. Like someone just starting out in the hobby of photography, they had to be acquainted with the apparatus in order to start working. They were a little timid at first, but soon approached this new life with unmatched eagerness and enthusiasm. Be- fore long, with the help of class leaders and teachers, they had mastered the first step. Things were beginning to click! 42 APPRENDI B. Mayerfeld: L. DePalma: N. Archetto. Troas.; G. Unsworth. Pros.; Mrs. Ap- prondi; B. Wainwright. V. Pres.; J. Gallina. See.; I. Larro; A. Hampton; C. Huhn; I. Orlandini; P. Thurman; A. Biagi; I. Smith; M. Truesdell; D. Hollo- way; N. Maior; I. Sinclair; E. Simons; J. Schureman; G. Samphone; V. Szer- czenlco; A. Solazzo; W. Freedle; N. Braunstcin; R. Rostelli; L. Kupsky; C. Hoight; P. Serbeck; D. Moir; M. Ziegler; S. Armstrong; M. Scarpa; P. Nowell. HENZI 1ST ROW. R. Feinberg; M. Grotti; J. Gallo; A. D'Arrigo. V. Pros.; I. DoMatteo. Pros.; J. Anderson. See.; L. Luglano; A. Costa; S. Gatto. 2ND ROW: E. Gatier; I. Lisitski; J. Drogo; B. Messina; I. Gribble; R. Mass!; D. Cost; F. Clino; M. Feldman; J. Bassano; W. Mason. 3RD ROW: D. Muller; T. Werger; S. Good- man; D. Errickson; B. Matalucci; S. Ress- ler; R. Dyess; B. Vai; B. Johnson; G. Decker; C. Lillvik; M. Brenner. KRAPF 1ST ROW: R. Evans; J. Bechtold; R. Bar- betti, Treas.; P. Boss!. Pres.; Mr. Krapf; T. Asselta, V. Pres.; R. Holloway. Sec.; S. Farside; C. DiPasquale. 2ND ROW: J. DiPrimio; J. Cantor; E. Anderson; F. Abruscato; B. Bruno; J. Adams; E. Zatzariny; L. Gutmann; A. D'Ottawio; T. DoBollo; J. Kasier; J. Godwin. 3RD ROW: R. Antolini; B. Altman; R. Carl- son; C. Davis; P. Bonnano; R. Andrews; A. Lankin; D. Brown; J. Egbert; R. Brodo; L. Santini; A. Bruzzi; W. An- drews. LIPARTITO 1ST ROW: J. Zambone; B. Tramontana: A. Wong; A. Witherspoon. Pres.; Mr. Lipartito; G. Schiavo; V. Pres.; R. Wolf. Sec.: W. Robinson; A. Voegtlln. 2ND ROW: T. Zatzariny: M. Zarge; C. Wel- ler; O. Segers: R. Wilkinson; F. Ven- drasco; L. Carolluzzo; D. Vastano. 3RD ROW: M. Stern; R. Venturi; D. Scarpa; F. Staff; C. Daniels; J. Traverso; F. Van Dueron; L. Benvenuti; E. Monterosso; W. Uber. GARDELLA 1ST ROW: B. Levin; A. LoGuidice; E. Permuy; E. Somers; Mr. Gardella; H. Maselll; T. Lacloppa; D. Wilier; L. Sut- ton. 2ND ROW: C. Rogers; F. Toscano; J. Perkins; P. Stern; L. Morris; J. Ruga; K. Reichert; F. Totino; W. Salmons; A. Liberati. 3RD ROW: M. Rowatti; A. Whitaker; J. Ferrari; S. Lindenbaum; E. Perlege; R. Burrows; W. Kroelinger; F. Dougherty; T. Zettlemeyer; R. Wiggles- worth; C. Staff. McMICKING 1ST ROW: D. Mazzeo; V. Campbell: M. Luorlzinq. Trea .; I. Hutchison. Pros.: Mrs. McMickinq; S. Greqory. V. Pros.; J. Gcldhaft. Sec.: E. Odell; B. Adams. 2ND ROW: P. Bulla; E. Wallers; E. Leopold; M. Catorina; C. Marchione; B. Priest; C. Still; M. Kelly; L. Magolda; C. Palen. 3RD ROW: J. Kroelinqer; C. DiLeonardo; H. Baer; I. Aborle; G. Evans; S. Giacalone; I. Dortu; I. Bab- boni; K. Smith; M. Koeniq. MULFORD 1ST ROW: L. Goldberq; B. Carpani; P. DeMatte. Treas.; E. Berkowitz. Pres.; Miss Mulford; E. Klein. V. Pres.; J. Cichetti. Sec.; C. Farside; S. Broan. 2ND ROW: M. Mattson; L. Biscaglio; T. Bassetti; B. Adams; M. Wheeler; A. Israel; S. McMahan; A. Carrozza; M. Dreyer; D. Healy; G. Collin; J, Yeat- man. 3RD ROW: S. Litwack; C. Creamer; Y. Rossi; E. Clark; E. Dyess; C. DuBois; A. Gubitosi; I. Krause; G. Grotti; ). Eckman; H. Serra; A. Ever- ham; J. Franceschi; V. Reynolds. O'KANE 1ST ROW: M. Stenberq; J. Spinelli; J. Strinqari. Sec.: P. Nutt, V. Pres.; Mrs. O'Kane; J. Mastrogiovanni. Pres.: B. Thierry. Treas.; I. Crescenzo; R. Dan- iels. 2ND ROW: H. Novakowski; T. Ferreri; I. Cicero; A. DePasquale; C. Me- Cloy; S. Litwack; R. Darminlo; G. Cclica; M. Hennis; S. Lewis; A. Seig- man; P. Misin. 3RD ROW: A. Ram- mara; L. Simmons; M. Huntress; L. Hcerth; H. Van Buren; A. Sparado; B. Pelikan; C. Westcoat; L. Mead; C. Schiapelli; G. Scegar; A. Franceschi; J. Wagner; A. Heiiner; F. Kacew; R. Novakowski. ZANOWICZ 1ST ROW: I. Stevenson; R. Keller; S. Gotleib; D. Holt. V. Pres.; Mr. Zano- wicz; G. Merlock. Treas.; W. Pons. Sec.; R. Floriano; N. Flaim. 2ND ROW: C. Swinton; D. Bauman; E. Fromm; A. Fair- banks; R. Ippolito; R. Roberts; W. For- dnito; C. Marti; C. Layman; E. Pozzo- bon. 3RD ROW: I. Simpson; S. Ross; C. White; W. Fraley; R. Smaniotto; A. Zapar; V. James; V. Salia; F. Medio. 4TH ROW: F. LaValle: A. D'Ambrose; R. Kruedelbach; H. Wegner; S. Hoff- man; W. Prostis; S. Morgen; E. Martin. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bunky Dalezandero; Jo Anne Temple; Miss Florance Adamo, Class Advisor; Robert Readding. SOPHOMORE CLASS As the year progressed, the sophomores saw the results of their work appearing. Like a negative, it wasn't too clear, but continu- ously taking shape. There was an image of ambition, scholarship, leadership and sportsmanship. As the year went on these fine qualities began to develop. They were almost at the halfway mark and what had been darkness was now so much clearer and brighter. Why, the picture was nearing completioni ADAMO 1ST ROW: J. Livoti; H. Gould; B. Read- ding; K. Popp; Miss Adamo; G. Slater; B. Robers; P. Mollelz; R. Newcomb. 2ND ROW: L. Ierpoli; J. Kelly; D. Sciullo; M. Merighi; L. Ferrari; J. Pro- pheita; R. Prizinvano; A. Perry; H. Hammerstod; E. Jennings. 3RD ROW: F. Nucci; J. D'Orio; R. Jensen; J. Mc- Konzie; I. Pagi; G. Matlin; R. Holt- havier; R. Petrucci; J. Sagrati. 4TH RCW: B. Resnick; R. Kuan; A. Sherman; H. Mercoli; E. Hensel; W. Rohm; E. Silver; P. Lampe; F. Spickenreuthcr; J. Cecero. AGRONS 1ST ROW: E. Yukas; F. Mastro; K. Snipes. Sec.; R. Wolkowicx. Pres.; Mr. Agrons; L. Zucca. V. Pres.; G. Wilhelm. Treas.; R. Young; D. Ruga. 2ND ROW: R. Tcniclli; R. Tosca; R. Zimmerman: E. Bauman; R. Sanders; F. Vaughn; R. Tramontana; P. Muller; G. Downey; K. Wightman. 3RD ROW: N. Cast; U. Taonzor; A. Falasca; J. Smith; R. Spada; D. Stalhuth; R. Spinosi; J. McFadden; M. Thomas. 45 DALLALIO 1ST ROW: L. Franks; W. Andrews; K. Corson. Treas.; D. Ayres. Pres.: Mr. Dallalio; J. Fike. V. Pres.; E. Arthur. Sec.; D. Flocchi; T. Boua. 2ND ROW: V. Zorzl; D. Elphee; J. Flocchi; R. Bulla: ). Dalesandro; B. Branin; C. Bertoldi; R. Burris; B. Serlick; E. Burris; R. Matese. 3RD ROW: M. White; A. Sciarretta: A. Peretti; N. Buchwalter: F. Farnetti; G. Ragozin; D. DePalma; ). Blom; K. Sas- delli; R. DiLeo; G. Ascher. DIMATTEO 1ST ROW: A. Bey; C. DeRuchle: E. Bononcini. Sec.; T. Berkowitz. Pres.; Miss DiMatteo; I. Dubivsky. V. Pres.: P. Carini, Treas.; R. Myers; F. Drogo. 2ND ROW: M. Augelucci; D. Lombardi; B. Tharp; V. Goodman; M. Chirico; B. Dean; A. Stern; B. Reaves; J. Hubbard. 3RD ROW: J. Jupin; J. Snyder; A. D'Ippolito; J. Dutra; G. Cresci; B. Bari; D. Reheck; M. Riley; J. Niles. 4TH ROW: E. Reustle; R. Bononcini; B. Woodley; B. Whyte; J. Entrlkln; J. Duopnosoii; M. Dagistino; L. DlPrinuo; B. Schmickel. EICHNOR 1ST ROW: B. French; R. Flain; I. Lulsl. Sec. Troas.; P. Procaccino. Pres.; Mr. Eichncr; E. Pomeroy. V. Pres.; R. Mas- trcgiovanni; L. Lisenbaum; S. Pogust. 2ND ROW: L. Goldman; I. Finger; N. Kirby; H. Mikytuck; M. Capizola; A. Disere; A. Farside; R. Grallf; B. Forg- ncni. 3RD ROW: I. Slkklng; I. Lull; S. DeBruno; F. Hockheimer; J. Martelll; N. Basilo; A. Friedman; I. Hennis; R. Kershner; J. DeMarco. 4TH ROW: D. Brcsh; F. Furlong; J. Scavelli; B. Courier; S. Mozitls; R. Hoilman; S. Pariati; B. Caterina; V. Fantini. CRESCI 1ST ROW: C. Mazzeo; M. Marciano; D. Fioresi. Sec.; I. von Reuter. Pres.; Miss Cresci; P. Ciraolo. V. Pres.; M. Abati. Treas.; M. Jelisenko; M. Bell. 2ND ROW: R. Mauro; M. Rcnchetti; L. Wynn: R. Morey; M. Green; J. Collini; N. Frante; M. Miglio; G. DuBois. 3RD ROW: R. Salomon; F. Honigman; N. Hamilton; J. Platt; C. Fenyves; B. Bat- tersby; I. Smith; B. Lyons; P. Moore; I. Winnick. MARKHAM 1ST ROW: C. Vicari; H. Olivenbaum; L. Tuschkova. Troas.; P. Waldinger. Pros.; Mrs. Markham; J. Zaragosi, V. Pros.; P. Thomas. Sec.; J. Henry; F. Volk. 2ND ROW: S. Langley; J. Barbagli; O. Col- lin; I. Scarani; N. Distenield; V. Cesare; I. D'Agastino; K. Ingemi; C. Paollno; J. Rubin; J. Lewis; D. Douglas. 3RD ROW: I. Melino; I. Mattera: S. Crova; I. Roth; S. Pinizzotto; D. Durso; R. Reale; M. Hocker; J. Katz: F. Liberto; S. Green- berg. 4TH ROW: M. Misdeo; T. Burch; D. Barbetit; E. Volovar; L. Debbi; I. Crossing; J. Bolster; A. Valvotta; F. Mohan; E. Donovan; L. White; A. Lorito. WEYLMAN 1ST ROW: B. Whiting; Mr. Farrow; K. Danna. Treas.; M. Camp, Pres.; Mrs. Weylman; P. Sheppard. V. Pres.; I. Orefico, Sec.; E. Rehman; Miss Kaiser. Student Teacher. 2ND ROW: D. John- son ; F. Alter; M. Yacavelli; B. Good- Icllow; P. McMahon; G. Kotansky; H. Ferrari; D. Braidi; M. Chalow; I. In- graldi; M. Pooloy. 3RD ROW: H. Baum; C. Wcodliscroft; C. Suchman; C. Presl- azny; D. Allen; M. Ripa; J. Barrett; I. Procaccino; M. Cummings; C. Volk; J. Lombardo. 4TH ROW: R. Testa; C. Cohen; H. Karp; E. Bernhardt; M. Hen- dryx; B. Schwarze; B. Carton; L. Pol- monari; L. Kukk. FIAMINGO 1ST ROW: B. Wagner; R. Esposito; L. Downie. Treas..- J. Riale. V. Pres.; Miss Fiamlngo; J. Temple. Pres.; S. Barbotti. Sec.: E. Leslie; C. Fox. 2ND ROW: A. Kaiser; V. Holbcrt; G. Mangine; A. Kirjan; G. Pitcher; J. Delp; P. Oskins; M. Segors; B. Schlossberg; L. Roseman; R. Meandro; P. Jones; D. Berkowitz. 3RD ROW: J. Phillip; A. Anhalt; J. Daw- son; D. Wilkinson; J. Vanaman; J. Wyckoll: J. Johnstone; L. Stern; S. Miller; A. Ambrose; M. Marcacci; R. Smith; B. Pio. LEHOCKY 1ST ROW: G. Harris; J. Rossetto; L. Cavagnaro; P. Smith. Pres.; Mr. Le- hocky; J. Guida. V. Pres.; D. Rosenberg. Sec.-Treas.; C. Simons; H. Pbucher. 2ND ROW: F. Sinclair; F. Smaniotto; S. P.nizzctto; A. Kashubski; A. Rathgeb; B. Mazzoni; A. Nicholas; A. Dalessan- dro; A. Paterno; A. Slegelman. 3RD ROW: P. Shapiro; N. Irrera; J. Ron- chetti; R. Jones; S. Morrison; V. Rone; J. Rocco; W. Freimanis; J. Williams; F. Pindale. JUNIOR JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS R. Conto. V. Pro .; C. Clark. Pres.; Mrs. Adamo, Advisor; R. Kupelian, Treas.; A. Pettisani, Sec. CLASS The juniors endeavored to complete the picture. Sometimes their work carried them late into the night. However they still had time for clubs and sports. Not one day did they lag behind. The negative was develop- ing into a still clearer picture. Of course, there were times when outside help was gladly accepted. By working with others their field of friends was broadened. Then one day it was there—a completed picture of healthy, intelligent, and understanding young people. There was still time to trim off the ragged edges and touch it up. And it would not be laid aside and forgotten, but improved more and more each year. 48 ADAMO 1ST ROW: R. Romeo; R. Botbyl. Sec.: I. Ziegler. V. Pres.; Mrs. Adamo; R. Cento, Pres.; C. Barrett. Treas.; E. Moore. 2ND ROW: B. Kroelinger; P. Dcnoflio; C. Oliva; V. DelTAringa; E. Swydersky; M. Darminio; C. Harris; J. Edwards; E. Neon; R. Garafolo; M. Slaw; D. Henry. 3RD ROW: B. Koenig; M. Baker; P. Finch; B. Souders; M. Scott; G. Litwack; E. McSherry; L. Franks; M. Vi'.; J. Van Kraanen; G. Nitsche; B. Smith. BACH 1ST ROW: C. Miolke; B. Lombardi. Sec.; D. Fagan. Pres.: Mr. Bach; S. Brunozsi. V. Pres.; A. Pellegrini. Treas.; R. Lewis. 2ND ROW: L. Carognato; E. Berg: R. Atkinson; E. Esposito; E. Figueroa; E. Seelman; A. Capizola; E. Fox; J. Nord- bert; J. Bierig. 3RD ROW: P. Lorentz; G. Robinson; J. DeMatteis; A. Weiner- man; J. Bresciand; E. Creamer; S. Papush; G. Willis; D. Pasqualo; K. Wiedmann. KROUSE 1ST ROW: J. Jacobson; J. Hacker: J. Dallett. Sec.; F. Fry. Pres.; Mr. Krouse F. Smith. V. Pres.: R. Mikytuck. Treas.: W. Jones; P. Cascia. 2ND ROW: S. Lindiay; R. Labrlola; R. Fanucci: L. Guilford; G. Kahn; H. Finger; R. Stan- ley; G. Gavuro; B. Zaak; J. Rovani. 3RD ROW: P. Reed; D. McMahon; R. Baker; W. Birch: B. Johnstone; R. Freas; F. Tripoli; G. Bartmer; J. Feder. MARIANI 1ST ROW: E. DePalma; J. Haars, Sec.: K. Lilley. V. Pres.; Miss Mariani; J. Bisacquino. Pres.: S. Wong. Treas.; B. Ferretti. 2ND ROW: H. Campregher; E. Smith; J. Dawson; E. Archer; J. Lon- zetta; D. Wichner; S. Cheeseman; G. Lamanna; J. Hoins; L. Feinberg; K. Prcspero. 3RD ROW: J. Pace; J. Fisher; B. Brodo; L. Pandolfo; S. Toboloski; M. Toboloski; R. Guidetti; M. Higbee; M. Dargan. BARRY 1ST ROW: F. Capagianco; G. Coyle; D. Bianco. Sec.; E. Rush. Pres.; Mr. Barry; F. Varallo. V. Pres.; V. Prisinsano. Treas.; W. Jenkins; R. Buck. 2ND ROW: R. Adams; A. Graham; D. Hirsh; E. Wilson; S. Eisinger; M. Bower; C. Calareso; R. Vernal: F. Bosco; E. Ross; F. Granato. 3RD ROW: I. Schwartz; G. Hertz; R. Pindale; B. Ciulla; R. Rey- nolds; J. Kortland; R. Maychak; A. Giordano; R. Evans; C. Vastano; F. Popp. DALLAGO 1ST ROW: M. Pace; M. Vassalotti. Sec.: R. Sabbatino. Pres.; A. Dallago; D. Masclli. V. Pres.; P. Cline; J. Tonielli. 2ND ROW: Y. Irion; C. Onorato; J. Leonetti; B. Boozer; N. Still; B. San- tangelo; P. Testa; J. Reisman; J. Foss; C. Sayell; P. Drego; A. Dougherty. 3RD ROW: L. Desiere; R. Goldberg; G. Robinson; M. Graham; L. Smith; E. Laboda; K. Smith; G. Hauser; E. Bot- tcrill; K. Munn; A. Ronchctti; K. Gallo. SHORTEN 1ST ROW: M. DeStenfano; E. Coraluzzo, Treas.; L. Evangelista. Pres.; Mrs. Shorten: C. Labo. V. Pros.; I. Caponi. Sec.; G. Moratelli. 2ND ROW: D. Baker; B. Melini; M. A. Pellegrini; M. Marandino; J. Milanesi; A. Bertuzzi; A. Merighi. 3RD ROW: N. Mazzoli; M. A. Love; S. Hubbard; N. Giddings; M. Casazza; L. Bertuzzi. STARKEY 1ST ROW: A. Trevarthen; J. Leistner. Sec.; C. Mazzola. Pres.; Mr. Starkey; J. Fairhurst. V. Pres.; F. Tudisco; E. Rimann. 2ND ROW: J. Gontilini; R. Rc enburg; A. Puccio; P. Happekotte; I. Shaw; G. Goycr; T. Maior; G. Pltel; I. Kaiser. 3RD ROW: R. Ruberti; D. Masilctti; T. Ubor; A. Mazzoli; R. Muser; D. Charlron; E. Davis; R. Kupelian; N. Mainiorc; E. McVaugh; R. Baardsen. MENDICO 1ST ROW: J. Silver; A. Pettlsani. Sec.: C. Knaub. V. Pres.; Miis Mendico; C. Berkcwitz. Pros.; B. Castelli. Treas.; N. Turner. 2ND ROW: A. Bechtcld; N. Whiteman; J. Piccioni; A. Caterina; R. Hamburger; R. Stein; P. Packer; D. Temple; J. Hill; M. Sinclair; J. Wilson; S. Bardield. 3RD ROW: J. O'Dell; R. Ney; M. Spicsz; A. Nicholson; L. Lihn; E. Feneli; N. Korff; N. Baardson; J. Newman; P. Wychoff; C. VanLier; J. Joseph; M. Nuttal. NASSER 1ST ROW: R. Preziozi: B. Markman; C. Curcio. Sec.; C. Clark; Mr. Nasser; J. Shield. Pres.; D. Harmcn. Treas.; V. Archctto; M. Thompson. 2ND ROW: H. Wcrmser; R. Shadinger; J. Taylor; M. Mininber; P. Usyk; T. Riccio; E. Bores; P. Fleishner. 3RD ROW: F. Boston; G. Sharwcll; L. Stiggle; R. Miller; E. Harper; U. Crudele; G. Roth; F. Bag- liani; H. Clark. $310NV 3H1 11V SX3A0D ANNHOC IN TRUE SHUTTERBUG STYLE 1ST ROW: E. Wheatly; F. DiLoonardo; G. Cascarella. Treas.; P. Ardito. V. Pro .; Mis Sternberg; A. Unswcrth. Pros.; W. DeWinnie. Sec.; M. DePasquale. Bull. Chr.; M. Rhorbach. 2ND ROW: J. Ar;hur; T. Berkowi: ; G. Unsworth; E. Berkowitz; ). Maslrogiovanni; R. Conto; R. Sabbatina; L. Evangelista; F. Tudisco; J. DeMatte. 3RD ROW: P. Procaccino; R. Ayres; D. Fanagan; G. Harmer; P. Waldinger; J. Sasdelli; G. Dcnoflio; P. Ottenheimer; J. Dalosandro. 4TH ROW: P. Smith; f. Fry; J. Hutchinson; K. Campe; C. Clark; I. Wagner; G. Gilman; J. Shield ; R. Kassner; P. Bossi. fjaltn+uf, jjO-culeA, an ctemoc iacu in action STUDENT Student Council the central governing body of Vineland High School, is one of our most respected organizations. Beginning with their annual candle-lighting ceremony in October, the Council is always striving to better the school and further the interests of the students. It is in charge of the varied drives in which V.H.S. participates, such as Heart Fund, Christmas Seals, and many others. In addition to this responsibility. Student Council also sells book covers, pen- nants, and booster buttons, which help to retain that traditional V.H.S. spirit. Of course. Miss Sternberg, the advisor, is synonymous with Student Council. Without her help and support many projects would COUNCIL not have been completed. Student Council members have the privi- lege of attending several conferences throughout the year Here they listen to other schools' views and opinions and can compare them. The Council also sends out a bulletin each Monday morning for discussion in homeroom meeting. In this way, every student may learn what has been brought up in the pre- vious Student Council meeting. Considering all these things, it is evident that this worthwhile organization certainly merits the respect and cooperation of every student. MISS STERNBERG The expert guidance and assistance of Miss Sternberg in both our classes and our Council activities has indeed proved to be invaluable. Many of our goals have been attained by her willingness to undertake the responsibility of extra work. SENIOR RECORD 1ST ROW: W. DeWinnie; G. Cascarolla: S. Baer; T. Buchholz; Mr. Kammer; D. Keepier; D. Prcccaccino; B. Joseph; C. Micheletti. 2ND ROW: K. Bracco; G. Stignani; S. Gcldblum: L. Alvord: I. Sasdelli; B. Ewing; M. Sbrana; M. DePasqual?. 3RD ROW: A. Unsworth; S. Scribner; G. Bear; A. Kaplan; G. Koudelis; I. Wagner; M. Rhorback; M. Silver; D. Seelman. GandLMtf. IfLeakiruj, jjOA. the necosid SENIOR Editcr-in-Chief Senior Editor Activities Editor ...... Feature Editor Sports Editor Art Bueiness Secretary Advertising Manager Businoss Manager RECORD Dale Keepfer ...............Trudy Buchholz Gerry Cascarella Beth Joseph ................... Carl Mlchelottl Arthur Unsworth Dorothy Procaccino Wray DeWinnie . Shirley Baer Dale's job was no snap, but the final product clicked. Even advisors have their moments! RECORD SENIOR RECORD It was on© of the greatest honors that we had ever experienced when we found that we had been chosen to serve on the staff of the yearbook. Here was something completely different, as we were yet to find out, and it promised to be one of the hardest projects that any of us had ever tackled. The first few meetings acquainted us with the work that was in store for us. Then we began to start the actual foundation work in which we had to make major decisions, remembering at all times that v e were just a small portion of the Senior Class, representing them and would they ap- prove. Different committees were as- sembled at this time and the work piled up quickly. Whether you were on the advertising, business, or just writing end of the production, you had your hands full and there was never a dull moment. Sometimes we became a bit disillusioned, but with Mr. Kammer's reassuring advice, everything seemed to come out fine. Writing a character sketch of all the seniors seemed to be very difficult as each write-up had to typify that one and only person we were describing. This along with the pictures, clubs, underclassmen, and all the other things, went together to make our Senior RECORD. Well, the dead- line was met and all the worries and joys experienced will never let us for- get the pleasure we had serving on the 1954 Yearbook Staff. SENIOR PLAY CAST 1ST ROW: M. Kamban; I. Tirrell; S. Welch; L. Puccio. 2ND ROW: G. Stignani; E. Wheatley; S. Sirctl; A. Unsworth; F. Winhold. 3RD ROW: M. Zirin; J. Sasdolli; C. Micheletti; R. Lange; I. Wagner; M. Rhorbach; D. DcPalma; H. Griffith. 7 4e camera catcit L jjirut th rilli Miss Shea....... Mr. Nelson Mr. Patterson . . Billie.......... Miss Eggleston Miss Johnson . . Mr. Vecchitto . Henry Aldrich . Barbara Pearson SENIOR PLAY WHAT A LIFE . Gladys Stignani ......Herb Griffith Michael Rhorbach ...... Ivy Tirrell ...... Rae Lange Jackie Sasdelli . Carl Micheletti Eddie Wheatley ...... Sheila Sirott Gertie ......... Mr. Bradley . . Miss Wheeler . George Bigelow Mrs. Aldrich . . . Mr. Ferguson . Students ....... .....Sally Welch . Francis Winheld . . Ingrid Wagner . Art Unsworth Deanna DePalma ....Morton Zirin j Leona Puccio (Mercina Kamban 1ST ROW: M. Sbrana; A. Pettisani; C. Bcrkowitz: Mr� . Shorten. Financial Advisor; Mrs. O'Kane. Editorial Adviser; I. Wagner, Editor; I. Sasdelii; G. Cascarolla: B. Castelli. 2ND ROW: R. Stein; P. Thcmas; A. Stern; G. Pitcher; I. Silver; L. Magola; C. Marcione; D. Bcrkowitz; E. Leopold; P. Packer; R. Ippolito. 3RD ROW: B. Joseph; V. Goodman; L. Rosemow; E. Leslie; D. Kcepfor; T. Bcrkowitz; G. Cresci; J. Zargosi; B. Bari; Joyce Foss; J. Temple; S. Wernicoff. 4TH ROW: G. Robinson; E. Bonnicini; E. Feneli; B. Lyons; A. Kaplan; P. Mcletz; J. Dubivsky; S. Scribner; J. Phillips; S. Gregory; F. Fry. HI-SPOTS Vineland Hi-Spots 1953-1954 Editor-in-Chief Ingrid Wagner Assistant Editor Carol Bcrkowitz News Editor Irene Sasdelii Assistant News Editor Anita Pettisani Circulation Editor Gerry Cascarclla Assistant Circulation Editor Pat Packer Business Manager Barbara Castelli Assistant Business Manager Paul Mcllctz Page Editors Page 1—Barbara Castelli Page 2—Eloisc Bononcini Page 3—Anita Pettisani Page 4—Beverly Lyons Advisors Editorial—Mrs. Estelle O'Kanc Business—Mrs. Joy Shorten Hi-Spots, the school newspaper, is a student publication issued monthly. Mrs. Estelle O'Kane is the editorial advisor, and Mrs. Joy Shorten handles the business and financial end of the paper. Hi-Spots is one of the few school publications which is self-supporting. The staff averages approximately thirty pupils. This year, Hi-Spots has had several excellent projects, one of the most notable being the skating party. Ingrid Wagner was our Editor-in-Chief, Irene Sasdelii our News Editor, and Gerry Cascarella handled Circulation. Although oftimes little or no recognition is gained by the staff members, the assignments are handled well, and it is an honor to be complete co-o iacfe chosen as a member of the staff. DITORIAL Lately the tween the jm. As ever rmed of r tilt organ;' plan ,m—if'U° hi°T 0 0 a big i.. in order vc a place in r d. it would have turally, this would uld like to invite nA . lege boys an re is a mine -• VV 9 A '•uy « H ; ov Z A Mil PEGASUS Between the months of December and March, approximately ten boys can be seen emoting in various rooms of V.H.S. This group composes the club known as Pegasus or Boy's Public Speaking. This organization furthers the aims of those interested in elocution and gives them the opportunity to speak before an audience. The boys are di- rected by Mr. Lipartito, who certainly is invaluable in teaching them the fun- damentals of pronunciation and expres- sion. Their annual Contest, held in March, is an example of the excellent training which this club provides for those interested. THALIA Thalia, better known as the Girls' Public Speaking Contest is one of the oldest organizations in Vineland High School. Under the expert guidance and training of Mrs. Bessie Weylman, sponsor, the club presents the annual Public Speaking Contest in which eight of the members vie in friendly rivalry for top honors. Their selections are of humorous or dramatic content. Impar- tial judges award medals to the three top speakers and a certificate of honor- able mention to the fourth winner. This club which encourages the art of public speaking, offers its members greater understanding and appreciation of dra- matic arts. ________ 1ST ROW: M. Thoma ; G. Sharwell; G. Pit ]; J. Casella; J. Slovens: Mr. Lipartito; M. Zlrin. S c.; F. Winheld. V. Pros.; P. Mellitx; S. Pogust; M. Rhorbach. Pros. CENTER: W. Williams; R. Wolf. 1ST ROW: M. Abruscato; I. Silver: Mrs. Weyl- man; I. Wilson; S. Wernicolf. 2ND ROW:E. Leslie; S. Welch; B. Whiting; S. Bardlield; A. Kierjan. 3RD ROW: C. Verderose; B. Lyons; L. Lynn; M. Graham. 7a be a not ta be ,e9osuj ft held 1 ft P:,r's !hL b« ihe ft - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1ST ROW: G. Stignani; C. Kalmanowicz; M. DoPasquale, V. Pres. 2ND ROW: D. Procaccino; M. Rcgors; L. AlvcrB. Trea .; K. Lolli; G. Cascarclla. Pros.; I. Wagner. Roportor. 3RD ROW: G. Bear; M. Sbrana. Soc.; Miss Mulford; Mr. Nassar. HONOR SOCIETY LIBRARY COUNCIL This organization, one of the most selective in the school, has not yet been able to fulfill its quota of members. The four ideals rep- resented by the members are Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. To become a member of Honor Society, a stu- dent must have all of the afore said qualities plus an average not below 85. Advising this group are two faculty members, Miss Eliza- beth Ann Mulford and Mr. Floyd Nasser. Inductions are held twice yearly, in the fall and the spring. Students are eligible for induction in the spring of their junior year. This organization has for an adviser our librarian, Mrs. Marion Starkey. It is a serv- ice organization that keeps the students of V.H.S. supplied with books. The Library Council does a large amount of work which is never recognized by the students. The girls who belong to this organization give up all their study halls to help Mrs. Starkey. The assistants arrange the books and see that the library is kept neat. They attend state conventions each year in various parts of New Jersey. Their work in the library includes keeping the library clean, circula- ting books, typing, and filing. LIBRARY COUNCIL 1ST ROW: R. Hamburger; N. Turner. Sec.; E. Fenili. V. Pres.; Mrs. Starkey; J. Buckel- camp. Pres.; R. Ney. Treas.; B. Mayerfield; R. Stein. 2ND ROW: L. Magolda; C. Palen; R. Ferrari; E. Walters; C. Marchicno; V. Holbert; J. Rialo; A. Kirijan; J. Leonetti; J. Hoins; M. Kamban; J. De Groct. 3RD ROW: M. Clark; M. Ziegler; A. Ronchetti; I. Zicglor; J. Piccioni; N. Maz- zeli; E. Procaccino; L. Os- trod; B. Priest; M. Slaw; I. Roth. 4TH ROW: M. Smani- ctto; J. Joseph; J. Goldhaft; S. Gregory; T. Buchholz; J. Butschky; J. Dubivsky; B. Wagner; B. Woodley; C. Cohen. N.J.A.A.G. Under the capable direction of Miss Stern and Miss Wisswaesser, the Vine- land Chapter of the New Jersey Ath- letic Association for Girls is for the promotion of interest and participation in athletics. The girls can participate and win awards in archery, tennis, table tennis, volleyball, basketball, and hockey. Though a girl may participate in any number of sports, credit can be received for only four per year, each one counting fifteen points. To obtain the necessary seventy points for an award, a girl may receive extra credit for being a captain, manager, or a member of a winning team. 1ST ROW: T. Zatzariny; J. Butsky; P. Behling; J. Sasdolli; I. Tirrell; A. Kaplan; P. Hines; I. Wag- ner. 2ND ROW: B. Dean; E. Swydersky; A. Catorina; C. Barret; K. Lelli; L. Alvord: I. An- man; J. Wilscn; S. Wernicolf. 2ND ROW: E. Hamilton; I. Zeigler; P. Wycoll; N. Korf; J. Bolster; M. Silver. ATHLETIC HONORS The National Athletic Honor Society, an organization whose purpose is the recognition of those letter-men who maintain a scholastic average of 80, is under the capable direction of Mr. Clarion Cosh. The purpose of this or- ganization is to encourage high scholar- ship among athletes and to maintain a better understanding among them. To become a member of this organization should be the goal of every athlete in V.H.S. A. Perino; C. Mazzoli; B. Mlckyluck; B. Thomas; P. Ardito; C. Clark. BAND 1ST ROW: M. Catcrina: B. Wagner: M. Dargan: A. Bech- lold: V. Campbell; J. Crowing; J. Johnstone; Y. Irion. 2ND ROW: L. Morateili: L. Boituzzi; A. Weinerman; C. Iricns; M. Silver; J. McFadden; R. Parenti; R. Bascone. Pres.; M. Huntress; A. Caterina. Sec. 3RD ROW: B. Battersby; J. Simpson; E. Harper; A. Voegtlin; R. Ton- elli; N. Hamilton; E. Silvor; V. Strozyk; R. Kershner; R. Mastrcgiovanni; A. Unsworth: E. Wheatley; R. Buck; J. Kaspar; H. Mikytuck; M. Thcmas; W. Robinson; J. Livoti. 4TH ROW: I. Wagner, Tr€as.; D. Temple; G. Matlin; J. Platt; M. Graham; R. Sanders; R. Spinosi; C. Stall; D. Charlron: R. Freas; R. McMahan; J. Blom; R. Ridgway: R. Holzhauer; R. Zimmerman. STANDING: E. Finlli; H. Swill; G. Harmer; A. Kershner: R. Graiil; J. Scarpa; S. Pariati; K. Corson; J. DeMatte; F. Stall; F. Astor; M. Camp; I. Roth. GIRLS’ TREBLE CLEF CLUB 1ST ROW: P. Bulla: M. Green; J. D'Agostino: M. Miglio: B. Reaver: C. Suchman: E. Maltesi; R. M. Meandro: A. Antonoili: Miss Cummings; B. Still: H. Baor: E. Walters; A. Everham; M. Kelly: C. Still: D. Halloway; N. Fronte: L. Wynn. 2ND ROW: M. Pace; J. Hubbard: B. Whiting; N. Still; M. Segars: M. Farrow; A. Ambrose: M. Sileo: M. Angelucci; J. Lonzetta: M. Koenig: F. Hill: P. Oskins: J. Cichetti: J. Dawson; R. Rastelli: J. Yeatman: A. Stern: C. Mazzeo; A. Tammaro; H. Serra; T. Berkowitz. 3RD ROW: M. Bell; C. Barrett; S. Langley: J. Pace; L. Desiero; I. Zeigler; K. Gallo; A. M. Evans; R. Garaiola; G. Har- mor: J. Piccono; J. Molino; C. DoRuchie; R. Smith; M. Ziegler; P. Nutt; L. White: B. Adams; D. Rossi; M. Scarpa. 4TH ROW: C. Haight: B. Lyons; P. Sheppard; D. Ficresl; S. Giacalone; T. Burch; J. Goldhaft; B. Smith; G. Nitscho; N. Mazzoli; K. Smith; J. Vanamon; J. Niles; P. Clino; L. Downoy; E. Kloin; J. Echman; N. Hamilton; M. Waldinger; J. Platt: N. Korll; J. Dvoynosoii. jjo-Utuuf, lltaatl lame jjOJi tlte malic alJpam MUSIC CLUB STANDING: Jane Arthur. Treat.; Mitt Cummings; Mr. Attar; Deanna DcPalma, V. Pret. SEATED: Arlene Kirijan. Sec.; Edward Wheatley. Pret. MUSIC CLUB The Music Club, a combination of all of the musical organizations in the school, is one of the largest and most outstanding organizations in the school's major activities. We will always remember the Christmas Dance featuring the V.H.S. Dance Band, which is spon- sored by the Music Club. Everyone is very proud of the wonderful performance of the orchestra, the Mixed Chorus, and the Girls' Glee Club at the Spring Concert. The Annual Band Concert, also sponsored by the Music Club, is a well-polished outcome of all of the band s hard work. Students participating in any of the musical organizations in the school are entitled to membership in the Music Club. Meetings of the club are high- lighted by guests who entertain the members construc- tively in the field of music. The club has brought many students to appreciate and enjoy music that they may have otherwise ignored. The students owe much to the directors of the club, Miss Julia Cummings, Mr. Franklin Astor, and Miss Beatrice Stern, who have given up much of their time to make this organization the great success that it is. ORCHESTRA 1ST ROW: E. Leopold; R. Ippolito. S«c.; D. Rosenberg; I. Roth; A. Becktold; B. Wagner; J. Johnstone. 2ND ROW: L Babboni; F. Kaccw; L. Moratolli. Pros.; F. Hcchheimer; A. Caterian. Treas.; A. Capizola; M. Thomas. 3RD ROW: W. Frementis; C. Irons; J. McFadden; A. Unsworth; E. Wheatley; R. Buck. 4TH ROW: R. Holzhauer; R. Zimmerman; J. DeMatte; J. Scarpa; F. Astor. MIXED CHORUS 1ST ROW: Miss Cummings; E. Leslie; J. Snyder; S. Langler; J. Arthur; D. De Palma; R. Tosca; A. Whltherspoon; K. Lilley; B. Dean; A. Kirijan; G. Pitcher; G. Cresci. 2ND ROW: V. Whiting; J. Fairhurst; E. Ross; E. Arthur; J. Phillips; M. Anderson; S. Greenberg; B. Bari: J. Calehuff. 3RD ROW: S. Reaves; R. Kershner; J. Temple; B. Woodley; K. Snipes; B. Adams; T. Uber; J. Luff; P. Smith; B. Vaughn. 4TH ROW: W. Chamberlain; A. Cctler; J. Blum; J. Entrokin; G. Decker; M. Thomas; F. Boston. DANCE BAND PIANO: G. Hauser; R. Ippolito. 1ST ROW: J. Guido; L. Moratelli; A. Welner- man; R. Bascono; H. Mlkytuck; A. Sher- man; D. DePalma. 2ND ROW: R. Holz- hauer; R. Ridgway; R. Zimmerman; R. Mastrogiovanni; R. Buck; E. Wheatley. STANDING: F. Astor; J. DeMatte; J. Sciaretta; B. Lyons; G. Cresci. MONOGRAM CLUB 1ST ROW: P. Ardito; C. Hen- nls; B. Johansen; R. Capo: Mr. DiTomo; R. Granata; J. Battaglia; C. Tarabbio; M. Caprice. 2ND ROW: G. Levari; J. Shaw; R. Ruberti; S. Reeves; D. Muller; J. Lulsi; C. Mazzola; G. Pitel. 3RD ROW: A. Nicholas; A. Perino: B. Thomas; J. Woschenho; C. Clark; B. Michytuck; J. Sea- velli. 1ST ROW: C. Barrett; C. Oliva; M. Kamban; L. Puccio. Sec.; S. Oliva. Treas.; Mrs. Marufii; A. Kaplan. Pres.; I. Sasdelli. V. Pres.: J. Tonelli; E. Fromm; M. Bigleow; L. Tuschkowa. 2ND ROW.: A. Dougherty; J. Matlin; J. Sas- delli; G. Stignani; E. Maltese; C. Lamnin; D. Proccasino; B. Kroelinger: R. Ippolito; S. Welch; C. Smart; G. Lam- nana; P. Packer; R. Sabatino: A. Ronchetti; C. Sayoll. 3RD ROW: M. Abruscato; C. Van Lier; A. Pottlsani: M. Sbrana: J. Silver; R. Buglio; C. Vede- rose; S. Bullock; M. DePas- quale; G. Donoflio; J. Foss: C. Drogo; S. Atwell; M. Hof!- steter; S. Bardfold: G. Cas- carella. 4TH ROW: E. Bot- terino; E. Bonnacino; B. Jo- seph; J. Pace; L. Reginelli: D. Baker; N. Mazzola; R. Peretti: G. Gilman: E. Laboda; T. Buchholz; D. May: M. Hamil- ton: K. Gallo; M. Nuttal; P. Wickolf; S. Wernlcoff; J. Buckelkamp; J. Newman. MONOGRAM CLUB HONOR PATROL The Monogram Club was organized in 1951 by Mr. DiTomo. In order to be a mem- ber of this club, a boy has to receive a letter in one or more major sports. The main idea of the Monogram Club is to have all those who have participated in a sport to belong to one organization. Under Mr. DiTomo's spon- sorship, the club has been of great benefit to the school. It has presented the school with many valuable gifts such as a dia- thermic machine for the treatment of injuries which might result. This worthwhile organization, headed by their chief, Mrs. Mae Maruffi, handles the school traffic. The president. Anita Kaplan, calls together a meeting of all the members of the Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad every second week. The members of this large and important organization both discuss and work out problems to minimize impending chaotic traffic conditions in the halls. They are continuously at work preventing all stu- dents from wandering aimlessly through the halls during classes. This organization sponsors the much-enjoyed Valentine Semi- Formal each year. 67 SCRIBBLERS 1ST ROW: Miss Epstein; M. Thomas. Treas.; T. Buchholz. Pres.; G. Sharwoll. V Pros.; M. Huntress. Sec.; Dale Keep- ier. 2ND ROW: S. Bardfold; A. DeFelice; I. Wagner; C. Kalmanowitz; S. Wornicoff; E. Watters; 1. Sasdelli; L. Lihn; J. Matlin. ART 1ST ROW: I. Tonielil; B. Lyons; Miss Strobel; M. Spiesz; R. Stein. 2ND ROW: G. Mora- tolli; J. Mllanesi; M. Dargan; B. Schlossbor; E. DePalma; Y. Irion. 3RD ROW: J. Dvoyno- soil; J. Haars; N. Hamilton; K. Smipes; P. Procacclno; J. Bolster. ART CLUB SCRIBBLERS Advised by Miss Marie Strobel, the Art Club gives students an opportunity to do projects which they would not normally do in class. At Christmas time the members deck the halls with colorful symbols of the holiday season. Miss Strobel and her artists are under- taking a new project—they are painting on silk. Each year the Art Club members take a trip to the Philadelphia Art Museum or some other place of artistic interest. This year we find a new and different club added to our many. The Scribblers are a group organized by Miss Epstein for the pur- pose of improving and encouraging creative writing. The little group is off to a wonder- ful start by distributing The Scribblings, a newspaper composed and edited by the club to present their work to the school. The char- ter members have also started things toward the right goal by making it mandatory for each member to bring some work to each meeting. 68 1ST ROW: S. Wernicoff; M. Abruscalo. Reportor; Mar- lene Sbrana. Pub. Chair.; Rose Conto. Treas.; L. Puccio. V. Pres.; Miss Mariani; Miss DiMatteo; M. Graham. Pro?.; R. Ney. Soc.; S. Welch; N. Mazzoli; B. Castelli. 2ND ROW: J. Tonielli; J. Matlln; A. Klriian; J. Silver; R. Tonielli; C. Lab:; G. Lamana; L. Tuschkowa; R. Sab- batino; I. Saidelli; G. Stignani; B. Kroelingor; I. Tirrell. 3RD ROW: L. Bertuzzi; D. Baker; C. Knaub; K. Munn; M. Pelligrini; J. Buckclkamp; ]. Foss; R. Hamburger; K. Prospero; B. Schlossberg; C. Martinelli; M. Kamban; S. Bardfeld; C. Lammin; I. Ziegler. 4TH ROW: U. Taenzer; P. Mellotz; D. Rosenberg; B. Schmickel; B. Lyons; T. Buchholz; P. Sheppard; M. Camp; B. Woodley; A. Koe- nig; L. Emmanuel. 5TH ROW: A. Unsworth; M. Zirin; C. Marcus; A. Schmickel; G. Koudelis; I. Wagner; G. Gilman; I. Shield; M. Rohrback. DRAMATIC CLUB JR. TOWN MEETING The Cap and Dagger Dramatic Club, under the capable direction of Misses Carmella Di Matteo and Lorraine Mariani, is always busy with its many activities. Besides the acting opportunities, the club welcomes those in- terested in the many backstage jobs. This year’s Christmas program, The Search for the Holy Grail, and the spring play, Green Light, received much praise for their out- standing performances. Skits and other dra- matic pieces are presented at each meeting. The club also sponsors trips to see profes- sional plays during the year. The purpose of Junior Town Meeting is to discuss current world and local problems, and to create, in teenagers, an awareness of their political surroundings. Miss Anne Ostrander is the faculty advisor for this or- ganization. Once a month, a discussion is held on the air, in which students debate problems of the day. 1ST ROW: V. Goodman; M. Kamban. Soc.; M. Sbrana. Pro� .; Miss Ostrander; L. Lihn. V. Pres.; M. Abruscalo, Treas.; D. Berkowilz. 2ND ROW: I. Foss; J. DeGroot; L. Puccio; E. Noon; C. Lamnin; R. Stein; D. Wilkinson; S. Bardfeld; R. Hamburger. 3RD ROW: B. Damsky; C. Kalmanowitz; S. Emmanuel; P. Mellitz; G. Gilman; A. Anholz; C. Verderosc; S. Wernicoff; J. Joseph; M. Zirn. CHEMISTRY 1ST ROW: G. Lerari; J. Mat- Un. Sec.; B. Markman. V. Pres.; Mr. Starkey; ). Braun. Pres.; M. Sbrana. Treas.; P. Ottenhelmer; M. Rohrbach. 2ND ROW: E. TlrreU; J. Clark; L. Puccio; A. Koenig; S. Gold- blum; B. Joseph; C. Kalmano- witx; A. DoFelice; J. Merighi. 3RD ROW: I. Wagner; V. Whiting; J. Mahoney; L. Lam- nln; R. Ridgway; D. Seelman; B. Olivieri; C. Verderose. 4TH ROW: G. Bear; J. Woschenko; R. Thomas; R. Brown; E. Hunt; M. Zirin; W. Willis. CHEMISTRY CLUB Things don't only explode during school hours! Every sec- ond and fourth Monday of the month you will find all those students having a special interest in Chemistry gathering to learn more of this fascinating subject. As the Chemistry Club is composed of a brand new group of members each year, all programs and club trips are also newly planned each year. Through the work of a program committee and the advisor, Mr. J. A. Starkey, the club meets new aspects of Chemistry through films, demonstrations and speakers. PHYSICS CLUB 1ST ROW: I. Jacobsohn; B. Markman; D. Johnston: Mr. Krapf; P. Reed; P. Fleischner; R. Hamburger. 2ND ROW: H. Finger; M. Thompson; H. Wormser; R. Rosenberg; E. Berg; E. Rimann; J. Feder; A. DTppolito. 3RD ROW: M. Mininbcrg; G. Robinson; F. Bagliani; F. Frye; J. Shield; P. Usyk. BIOLOGY 1ST ROW: C. Presiasny; V. Gccdmen; J. Riale. Treas.; J. Smith. V. Pres.; Mr. Agrons; Mr. Krause; J. Dubivsky. Pres.; G. Cresci. Sec.; J. Col- lini; G. Kotansky. 2ND ROW: K. Wightman; B. Dean; P. Thcmas; I. Roth; T. Berko- wits; D. Berkowitz; J. Rubin; V. Holbert; J. Scarano; L. Rosoman; S. Barbettl. 3RD ROW: C. Cohen; J. Dutra; M. Angolucci; A. Kaiser; B. Pio; N. Hamilton; L. Kukk; D. Wil- kinson; B. Wagner; C. Fox; J. Wyckoff; S. Wernicofi; E. Sil- ver. 4TH ROW: D. Rosenberg; J. Temple; A. Anhalt; M. Waldinger; B. Woodley; J. Platt; V. Rone; D. Keefer; P. Sheppard; L. Downey; J. Johnstone; B. Schmlckel. PHYSICS CLUB BIOLOGY CLUB The first Monday of every month, the members of this club may be found in the Physics Lab. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Krapf and Phil Reed, president, they experiment with pressures, leverage, and other interesting tid-bits. Atomic energy and other movies are shown for the further knowledge of Mr. Krapf's students. At the end of the year a trip to a place of scientific interest is taken by the club and enjoyed by all. Under the auspices of Mr. Krouse and Mr. Agrons, the Biology Club is open to all biol- ogy students who would like to extend their interests. Included in the programs at meet- ings are camera slides, movies, speakers, and the study of animal specimans. 71 FRENCH 1ST ROW: C. Suck man: L. Tutckowa: K. Lalli; S. Em manual. Sac.; G. Saar. Pros.; Mrs. Donaqhay; Miss Dal logo: I. Wagner, V. Pra .: L. Alvord. Troas.: E. Tkrrall; I. Matlln: I. Volka. 2ND ROW: P. Wyckoli: I. Capotsi: N. Siawcianko: A. Pottlsanl; A. Bach told A. Catarina; C. Lam- nin; R. Hamburger. J. Smith; R. Stain: S. Bardfield; C. Van Liar: f. Wilton; S. Goldblum. 3RD ROW: M. Splaxi: L. Bar tussi: C. Vardarosa: A. Nich- olson: A. Koenig: ]. Foss: ). Josaph: G. Casca ralla: K. Munn: C. Xnaub: I. Mllanasi; M. Casassa; D. Tampla; L. Femberq: L. Llhn. 4TH ROW: E. Fanali: L. Pandollo; B. Josaph; P. Ardito; P. Reed: F. Fry: M. Zirin: R. Kupalian: C. Marcus; G. Koudelis; J. Dal last; F. Winhatd; R. Rosen borg: P. Flelshmar; S. Scrib- ner; M. Von Raular; N. Xorli. ITALIAN CLUB 1ST ROW: B. Buck: L. Puerto: M. Sanasi. Sac.: P. Buglio. Traas.; Miss Mendico: M. D'Addato. Pres.: D. Procca- clno. V. Pres.: R. Ippolito: A. Antolalli. 2ND ROW: E. Bon oncino: M. Xamban; M. Mor- gan: V. Marandino; D. Ma- satli; J. Zaak: C. Smart: M. Malanch; A. D'lppolito: M. Grillo: A. Vassalotti: R. Ro mao. 3RD ROW: A. Lorito: M. Sinclair; D. DaPalma: M. Soudars: D. Giacomonl: R. Linton: E. Nordberg R. Oapo: S. Marcucci: P. Wo bar: A. Yoro; H. Wastoq. LATl.'l 1ST ROW: E. Walters: L. Ma golda |. Dubivsky. Sac.: V. Rone. Pres.; Mrs. McMIcklng: M. Graham. V. Pres.: P. Mel lets. Traas..- G. Pitcher: M. Catarina; D. Borkowitt. 2ND ROW: J. Caposti; P. Thomas; J. Borkowitt. M. Anqotucci; C. Marchione: B. Bari: E. Leslie; C. Prosiasny: E. Jafle: B. Pio: P. Packer: G. Xotansky. 3RD ROW: M. Hamilton: L. Rosa man: M. Kceniq: S. Gregory: B. Dean: J. Dalesandro: C. Kalmanowitt: G. Cresci: L. Frankc; P. Sheppard; B. Whit tag; J. Toss: 8 Woodley. 4TH ROW J. Johnstone: V. Tan- tini M. Zarqc: M. Thompson: A. Sherman: M. Zirin: L. Zucca: D. Rosenberq: ]. Phil- lips: D. May. SPANISH CLUB 1ST ROW: E. Noon. J. Clark: J. Matlin: B. Markman. V. Pres.: S. Wonq. Sac.. Miss Adamo: A. DoFolico. Pres.: Rhorbach. Traas.; N. Dislen laid: B. Goodlellow; J. Zaro- qo l: J. Raisman. 2ND ROW: G. Lamana: A. Kiriian; F. Altar: M. Hockor; J. Jacob- sohn: T. Silver: R. Toniallo: R. Forqnoni: E. DePalma: M. Damlnio: S. Chaasman: J. Hoars: S. Barbotti: J. Ed wards; R. Zimmerman. 3RD ROW: C. Kalmanowitt: S. Eisinqor: D. Ayers: J. Schwarttborq: D. Seel man: R. Fla in: G. Pitol: P. Wyckoli: N. Baardsan: J. Hoins: 1. Ziegler: M. Z.eqler: J. Eckman: B. Woinwriqht. 4TH ROW: E. Silver; G. Ashen: M. Scarano; B. Whyte; E. Wheatley: J. Martolli; H. Micky tuck. G. Gilman; P. Proccacino: G. Lit- wack; J. Newman; L. Downie; J. Tampla; R. Adams: L. Stern; J. Hart : R. Baardson. FRENCH CLUB Meeting in the homes of its various members, the French Club creates a feeling of fellowship, in French, plus giving the second and third year students an opportunity to use what they have learned in school in a social manner. The monthly meetings are planned by the executive com- mittee with the help of Mrs. Mildred Donaghay and Miss Ann Dallago. These are then presented in French. Through the efforts of student committees, interesting games, plays and songs are presented. The annual Christmas party, with the exchange of gifts and a visit by Pere Noel”, is the highlight of the year. ITALIAN CLUB The regular meetings of the Italian Club are held on the third Friday of each month. Composed of students who are taking Italian for their second or third years, this organization pre- sents various musical programs during its meetings. Miss Mendico, sponsor of the club, has been trying to buy Italian records for the club so they can be played during the meetings. During the year the club sends a Care package to a needy family in Italy. A Christmas party is also held, and in the spring, holds a pizza party for its members. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, with Mrs. McMicking behind the wheel, is a very interesting club in V.H.S. At each of the monthly meetings, the members play Latin games. The aim of the Latin Club is to further an interest in the language. The new members are usually initiated in the fall. A person who has completed both courses which are offered may continue to be a member of this club as long as he wishes. SPANISH CLUB Buenos dias senores y senoritas” is the cheerful greetings of Miss Adamo, Spanish Club advisor. A picture of gay Spain enters the minds of the members as they glance around 108 at the Spanish decorations. Among the many social and educational activities enjoyed by the group are the Spanish movies, skits, and imaginery tours of Latin America. A skating party, swimming party and picnic are also sponsored by the club. Highlighting the year is the Thanksgiving dance with the breaking of the pinata, and Miss Adamo's awarding of a Spanish made prize. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 1ST ROW: B. Kroelinger; P. Hines. Treas.; S. Kruck. Pres.; Mrs. Weylman; Miss Lascari; P. Bchling. V. Pres.; A. An- tonelli. Sec.; M. Sileo; F. Mohan. 2ND ROW: B. Fer- retti: M. Green; I. Orefice; G. DuBois; F. Volk; C. Geckle; P. Cione; M. Senesi; C. Volk; D. Douglas; G. Marlolli. 3RD ROW: M. Marcci; G. Robin- sen; M. Salolti; B. Rubarl; N. Still; B. Reeves; M. Tobolski; M. Morgan; I. Edwards; K. Danna; M. Pooley; R. Garo- ialo. HOME ECONOMICS F. F. A. All sophomore, junior, and senior girls who are interested are welcome to join the Home Economics Club. Advised by Mrs. Weylman and Miss Lascari, the girls under- take several activities throughout the year. The sale of red and gray souvenir dolls and the annual Mother and Daughter Party are among the projects planned and carried out by the club. A fashion show is also given, in which the girls model the clothes which they have made. The Future Farmers of America, under the guidance of Mr. Bach, is one of the more active organizations in the school. Every stu- dent who studies agriculture is in this nation- wide organization. Each member is required to raise a project which is usually a common farm product. Every year, the F. F. A. travels to points of interest. Among these places are the Harrisburg Farm Show, the Mid-Atlantic Farm Show, and the New York Farm Market. The boys have also organ- ized a basketball team to play in the F. F. A. league. 74 F. F. A. 1ST ROW: s. Brunozzi; G. Robinson. Reporter; W. New- comb; A. Pclligrini. Sec.; Mr. Bach; J. Smith. Pres.; H. Mathews; B. Mazzoni; G. Reale. 2ND ROW: L. Careg- nato; I. Fiocchi; E. Bauman; J. Leanzo; D. Rosenberg: E. Esposit; F. Smaniotto; E. Hen- sol; L. Ferrari. 3RD ROW: M. McCann; J. Schwartzberg: K. Schwartz; F. Hockhoimor; R. Kuhn; R. Ciulla; G. Ascher; F. Vaughn; P. Fury. 4TH ROW: L. Sartori; J. Bresciano; E. Seelman; B. Lonbardi; E. Fox: G. Willis; E. McVaugh; J. Bierig; S. Reaves: I. Ma- rino; K. Wiedmann. STH ROW: J. Perugini; P. Deola; D. Deola; J. Nordberg; A. Bonvcnuti; A. Weinerman; E. Creamer; }. Sikking; R. Ion- sen; F. Farnetti. VINELAND CHAPTER SECRETARIAL 1ST ROW: M. DeSteiano; L. Evangelista; M. Rogers. V. Pres.; D. Koopfor. Pres.; Mrs. Shorten; K. Bracco. Sec.; Holl- steter. Treas.; N. Turner; M. Vassalotti. 2ND ROW: A. Merlghi; R. Ferrari; D. Procca- cino; G. Stignani; N. Rial; J. Sasdelli; K. Donato; W. De Winne; R. Conto; R. Sabba- tino; E. Swydersky; P. Testa; E. Porroca; C. Oliva. 3RD ROW: M. Pellegrini; O. Kem- enash; G. Donoflio; C. Drogo; M. DoPasquale; S. Oliva; C. La bo: S. Baer; B. Ewing; D. Baker; D. Maselli; D. Rossi; E. Fromm; D. Henry; I. Zieg- ler. 4TH ROW: M. Smani- otto; G. Salia; G. Buchholz; H. Soift; E. Laboda; G. Gil- man; L. Smith; M. Silvers; J. Bucklekamp; I. Bisacquino; B. Vaughn; R. Bothbyl. SECRETARIAL CLUB JR. RED CROSS The Secretarial Club is open to all junior and senior girls who are taking the com- mercial course. Its purpose is to help pre- pare our future secretaries for their chosen career. Guest speakers are often provided at the monthly meetings to advise the girls on good grooming. Under the leadership of Mrs. Shorten, they also receive helpful hints pertaining to correct office procedure. Contests pertaining to the future work of a secretary are sponsored by the club, as well as other things of interest and help to the girls. This worthwhile club quietly works dili- gently all year making things for charitable uses. Some of the things they make are table favors for the holidays, for shut-ins, Red Cross boxes, etc. Besides their business meetings, they have numerous work shops at which they make all those things with the supervision of their hard-working advisor, Mrs. McMicking. JR. RED CROSS 1ST ROW: H. Baer; B. Mayor- fold; J. Joseph; C. Kalmano- wltz, Prej.; Mrs. McMicking; J. Toss. V. Pres.; M. Hamil- ton, Soc.; S. McMahan; T. Zatsariny. 2ND ROW: J. Capczzi; B. Dean; G. Cresci; G. Pitcher; J. Reisman; A. Kaisor; R. Stein; L. Bertuzzi; G. Martclli; M. Caterina; M. Luertzing. 3RD ROW: L. Emmanuel; J. Buchclkamp; B. Pio; J. Johnstone; P. Shep- pard; B. Wagner; L. Feinborg; J. Dubivsky; E. Jalfe; J. Meckel; B. Thierry. 4TH ROW: M. Thomas; B. Wood- loy; M. Hendryx; M. Zirin; D.. May; G. Buchholz; S. Greg- ory; J. Wyckolf; B. Schmickel. 75 N0I10V (JdlldldS 3H SdOIS ANNHOf WITH HIS TRUST CAMERA 7 IftoAUlxcick an jp-atholl During the past few years at Vine- land High School, the football picture has not been very bright. This year, however, with new and added facili- ties, the picture seemed to develop much better. The football team showed a slight improvement by beat- ing Simon Gratz and Pleasantville. We tied Camden and lost the remaining six games against Collingswood, Wood- bury, Atlantic City, Bridgeton, Mill- ville, and Woodrow Wilson. A sum- mer camp was started a week before school began. The football team lived VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE—1953 Sat. Sept. 26 Simon Gratz Home 8:30 P. M. Sat. Oct. 3 Wocdbury Away 2:00 P. M. Sat. Oct. 10 Collingswood Home 2:00 P. M. Fri. Oct. 16 Pleasantville Away 8:30 P. M. Sat. Oct. 24 Camden Home 8:00 P. M. Sat. Oct. 31 Atlantic City Away 2:00 P. M. Sat. Nov. 7 Bridgeton Home 2:00 P. M. Sat. Nov. 14 Woodrow Wilson Away 2:00 P. M. Thurs. Nov. 26 Millville Away 2:00 P. M. at the high school for one week. The idea of this camp was to get the boys better prepared for football season, and to encourage other boys to come out for the sport. When the time came around for the team to elect their cap- tain, they had much debate, but finally decided on three co-captains, Carl Tar- abbio, Bernie Johansen, and Russ Gra- nato. Even though our team's record was below average, let us hope that Vineland's football picture will develop into one of the most powerful in South Jersey. 1ST ROW: R. Paterno: P. Ardito: J. Fairhurst; E. Wilson: C. Tarabbio; C. Mazzola; R. Granato; J. Lulri; V. Prisinzano; G. Harris; F. Dandrea. 2ND ROW: B. Fagotti; A. Friedmen; B. Courier; R. Capo; R. Wclkowicz; C. Curico; C. Clark; A. Perino; B. Kupelian; B. Mikytuck; B. Swanson; B. Spada. 3RD ROW: D. Bianco; R. Crudele; A. D'Arrlgo; S. Brunozzi; B. Johansen; C. Hennls; A. Schmickle; S. Scavelli; J. Santangelo; A. Mazzoli; J. Battaglia; R. Rubert; P. Shapino. SENIOR FOOTBALL 1ST ROW: R. Fagotti: C. Hennis; B. Johansen: A. Schmichol; J. Battaglia; A. Perino: R. Patorno: R. Swanson. 2ND ROW: J. Santagelo; R. Granato; C. Tarrabio; R. Ardito; R. Capo; F. Dandrea; W. Chamberlain. COACHES Coaches Walsh, Cotoia. Zanowicx. Eichnor. 79 BOYS' BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Basile; R. Vernal; C. Mazxola; I. Lulsi: M. Marcus; G. McCann; A. Perino; R. Crudelo; A. Kershner; D. Wyckolf; R. Spada; N. Walsh. Coach. jJaUany lull a Lisuh eye view- o j the co-iuit This year the boys' basketball team, coached by Mr. Walsh, isn't winning as many games as was expected. This is the first season of varsity coaching for Norm Walsh, and although he is working with an inexperienced team, one could always expect a well played, close game. There was no individual star, no one man team. The boys played together displaying co-operation and co-ordination. Although the Junior Varsity looks very promising, the seniors will be missed next year. Mr. Eichnor; B. DePalma; G. Wilhelm: R. Mickyluck; R. Reading: Z. Freim D. DePasquale; J. Lull; C. Irions; A. D'Arrigo; B. MastrogiorannW R. Kersl T. Bova; E. Wilson; V. Priezenzano. — GIRLS’ BASKETBALL This year's team, highlighted by a longer season than usual, showed a great deal of co-operation and unity. The girls defeated Hammonton and were overcome by Glassboro, Sacred Heart and Bridgeton in the beginning of the season. Miss Stern's hopes had been somewhat higher for this mid- winter sport. Next year the team will miss such good players as Kay Lelli, Anita Kaplan, Marcia Silver, Pat Hines, Max Rogers, Jackie Sasdelli, Joan Butshky, Linda Alvord, and also Ivy Tirrell and Ingrid Wagner as managers. GIRLS' BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Tirrell; E. Swydorsky; P. Hines; C. Bar- rett; I. Dulra; M. Rogers; P. Wycholl; P. Waldinger; P. Cline; M. Silver; A. Kaplan; J. Butsky; N. Korif; I. Wagner; Coach Bea Stern. BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Hines; A. Kaplan; I. Wagner; Boa Stern; I. Butsky; M. Silver; M. Rogers; E. TirrelL WRESTLING WRESTLING LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Jones; J. Cohon; G. Harris; R. Granato; A. Friedman; R. Capabianco; N. Manioro; G. Robinson; S. Reaves; C. Snyder; B. Johan- sen; Coach. Mr. DiTomo. BASEBALL 1ST ROW: E. Gerg; J. Battaglis: G. De Maio; V. Nesi: K. Tomasso; R. Thomas: R. Milytuck; J. Schmulz; R. Menzoni: E. Harper; I. Luisi. 2ND ROW: D. Santo- gala; C. Clark; I. Bova; R. Mastrogio- vanni; A. Desiere; K. Popp: R. Wolko- wicz; G. Wilhelm; P. Shapiro: V. Prisin- zano; K. Ccrron. 3RD ROW: Mr. Dal- lolio: H. Milytuck; C. Irons; G. Shar- well; D. Charleson; I. Luisi; D. Pas- quale; R. Rogers; J. Williams; Mr. Walsh. TENNIS TENNIS G. Pollex; G. Martinelli; M. Marcus; Mr. Krapf; B. Keen; B. Cohen; B. Brooks. TRACK TRACK 1ST ROW: R. Filippi; M. Pender: L. Aid- rich; J. Rosetto; I. Woschenko; R. Capo; C. Mazzola; G. Cosh; I. Halferty. 2ND ROW: Mr. Cosh; R. Paterno; D. Muller; R. Boston; E. Schafer: A. Perino; I. Wczunk; G. Willis; F. Pruno; G. Harris. 3RD ROW: W. Jones; R. Krause; A. Kershner; A. Nicholoi. 83 G. Stignani. Capt.; B. Castelli; I. Tirrell; N. Turner; D. DePalma; N. Lange; A. Nicholson; P. Clino; C. Micheletti. CHEERLEADERS TWIRLERS 1ST ROW: G. Harmor. Head Majorette; K. Ingemi; W. DeWinne; J. Rial; J. Clark; K. Bracco; L. Evangelista; K. Donato. Head Twirlor. 2ND ROW: J. Sasdelli; G. Robinson; R. Conto; J. Joseph; K. Munn; R. Bothbyl; R. Peretti; D. Dandrea; S. Baer; S. Wong; M. Baker; C. Knaub. Pluti that ticket! Serial fao-licd 6ul Urna McUd! tyutu iz Ituii-anUi ! JOHNNY MAKES A PROFILE OF THE WHO’S WHO AND WHAT’S WHAT IN OUR PAST WHO Ifio-tn Utz ’S WHO aid jjamihf, album SUCCESSFUL Steps to Success Ingrid Wagner MUSICAL Rhythm Reverie Rose Marie Ippolito and Louis Moratelli POPULAR Ardently Admired Jackie Sasdelli and John Battaglia CUTE COUPLE Lore's Laborers Janet Clark and Ronnie Bascone ORIGINAL Novel Nonsense Dale Keepier and Carl Micheletti PERSONALITY Winning Ways Catherine Martinelli and Carl Tarrabbio 88 TYPICAL Typical Troubles Jackie Sasdelli and Spud Schmicel CONGENIAL Fiends lor Friendliness Gerry Cascarella and Pete Ardito ATHLETES Fizzlcal Feats Kay Lelll and A1 Perlno CUTE Kute Kids Kay Donato and Claude Hennis BEST LOOKING Lots of Looks Anna Antonelli and Emeron Gerg rmi FLIRTATIOUS Jump Johanson! Gladys Stignani and Bernie Johanson COOPERATIVE 'Merry Moppers Gerry Cascarella and Pcto Ardito BEST DRESSED Style Setters Nora Rial and Ralph Capo 89 1 candid (fiance of In September, 1950, Vineland High School opened its doors to a class of bewildered freshmen— That was us.” On that first day we recall the frightening feeling we had deep inside as we wandered about looking for room numbers on the doors. . . So many of us bought elevator tickets from those awful seniors and how they teased us about the needle we would receive when we took our TB patch test. . . We know the fellows will never forget the initiation that first week and the locks they put on their lockers «so the big mean seniors couldn't steal their lunches. . . Will we ever forget that first pep rally and how we were so embarrassed because we didn't know past ihe first verse of the Alma Mater? . . . The Korean War had broken out during the summer and everyone said a little prayer to help end it soon . . . That was the first year that the Spot opened and everyone met there after the basketball games. . . The Annex burned that summer and because of the damage which was done to the uniforms, we did not have a Drum £ Bugle Corp anymore. . . Mr. DiTomo became head coach and showed the V.H.S. boys how to really play football. . . Dee Dee, Wray, Nora, Kay, Janet, Kathryn and Ingrid Anderson were chosen to strut their stuff on the field while Ivy and Carl lead the cheers for our team. . . The Pep Club originated to create more school spirit. .. This was also the first year of the Mono- gram Club. . . Mickey and Russell Granato were the two wrestlers of our class. . . Everyone was singing Goodnight Irene, Sound Off, The Tennessee Waltz, and above all, remem- ber The Thing? . . . We realized that we had a few actors and actresses in our class for Ivy, Herb, Francis Winheld and Sandy Scribner were in the Dramatic Club play, Our Miss Brooks . . . That terrific man, Mr. Robinson, became our class advisor and helped us to elect Art as our new President, Eddie as Vice President, Wray as Secretary, and Dee Dee as Treasurer. . . That year the Girls' Basketball team won the South Jersey Championship. . . Remem- ber the newly organized NJAAG and how everyone wondered what all those letters represented? . . . Finally, when we had completed those never-to-be- forgotten exams, we realized that already we had left one year behind us. . . jjO.u'i yeasiA. ojj jjun . . . The next year brought us back as Sophs . . . We really thought we were big now, selling elevator tickets to the freshmen and directing them to classrooms which did not exist. . . We even had enough courage to throw pennies in the auditorium. . . This was the year of fads—first the Yo-Yo and then the Water Pistols . . . This year when we watched the band during half time, we saw Jackie, Gloria, Rosalie, Jane Calehuff, and Shirley Baer demonstrating new routines with the twirlers and Gladys and Deanna waving their red and gray swishes while leading the cheers. . . Remember the Velvetones and their famous Unfor- gettable — Our own Deanna was one of the members of this fine vocal group who appeared on the Paul Whiteman Show and came home with a big prize. . . We were so proud of them. . . Sandy Scribner started that fabulous 201 Herald. . . This was Mr. Speicher, Mr. Krouse and Miss Dallago's first year. . . Those Biology classes when the girls all shirked when disecting the worms and frogs will never be forgotten. . . Sadness comes to us when we think of the great loss V.H.S. incurred when Mr. Cernigliaro died on April 2.. . Our class had a Queen this year when Jackie Sas- delli became Miss Columbia. . . Remember Gerry Cas- carella and Irene Sasdelli's pet hampsters, Emily and Mabel, and how we all felt bad when they died? . . . This year Artie was again our Prexy with Eddie acting as Vice President, Wray writing the minutes and Dee Dee taking care of our finances. . . Remember Mr. Schell, the English teacher—and we thought some of our boys were small. . . Every station on the radio that year played those terrific Four Aces' Tell Me Why and Sin , and Johnny Ray's Cry . . . Square Dances became a fad and, you guessed it, our class gave a Square Dance which was the affair of the year . . . We were proud of Bernie who made the varsity football team (You'll never forget that game against Pleasantville, will you, Bernie?) and of A1 Perino who was on the track team. . . The Shrimp Boats made their debut throughout the country and they even entered the doors of V.H.S. . . . This was the year we almost didn't have a Semi until Miss Stern came to our rescue. . . people . . . May soon was here and that meant parties and pic- nics which many of the homerooms and clubs had, especially the Latin Club picnic when Windy” had an accident and got slightly wet. . . Soon to follow came June and we departed from V.H.S. for the summer vacation—looking forward to our return as upperclassmen. The fall of 1952 welcomed the Class of '54 back with a more serious thought on our minds—Our Future. The catalogues in the Guidance Office and the Headliner helped us to choose our vocation. We chose to carry out the duties of our Junior Class, Artie as our President, Frank DeLeonardo as Veep , Wray as Secretary, and George Levari, our money holder. This was also another year for elections. Ike was elected President of the U.S. and' even V.H.S. had elected him in our own election. Remember the television set we got in the auditorium to watch the inauguration? The Student Council dances started with the Dance Band playing Glow Worm, Why Don't You Believe Me, and the Blue Tango. . . . Joni James and Eddie Fisher were tops with us, and at this time everyone was doing those two fabulous dances—the Bunny Hop and the Mexican Hat Dance . . . We welcomed Mr. Flannery to V.H.S. and also Mr. Barry and his famous gems . . . We'll never forget Mr. Kammer's English Class and that repeated phrase, You haven't lived yet. Vineland started their own Bandstand for teen- agers which everyone enjoyed, especially that exciting day when Joni James made a personal appearance. . . Mark Marcus, Sonny Gerg and Bobby Brooks dis- played their ability on the basketball court while Carl Tarabbio, Bottles , A! Perino, Ralph Capo, Pete Ardito, and Russell Granato made the varsity foortball team... Remember the bonfire we had before the Thanksgiving game between our old rivals, Millville? . . . Rae Lange was chosen as a new cheerleader and this was the year our band and twirlers won first prize in Ocean City with their routine of the Blue Tango. . . Famous expressions at this time were Real Gone and Cool, Man, Cool . . . Remember the 3-Dimension pictures and those funny glasses? . . . Deanna became vocalist for the Dance Band. . . Eddie Wheatley will and pdacei. . . . never be forgotten for his zebra jacket and red sus- penders—and, of course, his leading the band. . . Honor was brought to our class when Linda Alvord, Gerry Cascarella, Mary DePasquale, Ingrid Wagner, and Marlene Sbrana were inducted into the National Honor Society. . . That year at the Valentine Semi- Formal our own Sallie was in the court. . . Track season approached and Ralph Capo and John Woshenko were on the team. . . Bobb Thomas and Sonny showed their skill at the diamond... Our class president, Art, was now chosen as Student Council President. . . Marie Abruscato brought us fame when she got Honorable Mention in the girl's public speaking con- test. . . In the boy's contest, Mortin Ziron won third prize. . . March was soon here and our class held its Junior Ring Dance with all its pipes, shamrocks, and hats. . . What fun we had decorating for this affair the night before and remember how Ronnie, Janet, Gladys, Art and Jackie decided to have a short game of basket- ball? . . . We knew that in our senior year we would need a great deal of money, so we sold candy—yes, mints and peanut brittle. . . Before we knew it spring rolled around and that meant that the Junior-Senior Prom was in our hands. . . This year we decided to have something different— and we did. . . We held our affair for the Seniors at the Vineland Armory. . . Our class did it again—it was a huge success. . . Exams were now over and that assembly that every- one was waiting for came—the glay we moved up to the senior section of the auditorium. . . How proud we were. . . No one could believe that our Junior year was over and we were now headed for the last item of our high school career. . . In a way it was gladness that was in our hearts and in another way it was sadness—but what a great time we would all have together in that great year—Our Senior Year. . . Do as we say and not as we do; we're Seniors now, Sonny, and this means you!!! How proud we were that first day as we walked into the auditorium as one . . . and the mattif, big class. This was to be OUR year and we wanted to make this year the best of all. Eddie led the homeroom meeting as president and was aided by A1 as Veep, Kay as our busy little secretary and George taking care of our many finances which we sure did have. On our football team this year were Claude, Spud, Ollie, and Bob Swanson. . . We were proud of Gloria leading the band and Kathy leading the twirlers, and of Gladys, who was captain of the cheerleaders. . . Remember that first assembly in September when everyone walked out of the auditorium singing Home, Home on the Range and how it became our song??. . . Many of the little things remain so vivid in our minds —Everyone singing the Senior Song . . . A1 and his dislike for reading the calendar during homeroom meetings. . . Claude and Bernie's flirtatious ways with the girls. . . Ingrid and the way in which she never forgot her carrots and pickles in gym class. . . When there was never a dull moment around when Lucy Reginelli came up with one of her famous jokes. . . Myrtle with her antics with Mr. Flannery. . . The last pep rally when Carl portrayed the spirit of Millville High. . . The bonfire before the Thanksgiving game and Mr. DiTomo's sweetness in letting the players come for a little while. . . How proud we were of Carl Tarabbio for winning the Times Journal av ard for football. . . Mr. Robinson's puns. . . The sadness in the hearts of all of us after our last football game. . . That expression, You don't know, do you? . . . Our last magazine drive. . . Those Chem experiments with that sweet scent of rotten eggs . . . Eddie's red Ford . . . The cat in 6th period English. . . When the day came to take our yearbook pictures, and later on how we all were eager to see the proofs—pictures don't lie, do they? . . . Maxine's famous parties. . . The songs we were singing— Strangers in Paradise , Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes, and Heart of My Heart . . . When the truce talks in Korea lasted for months. . . The Christmas Dance and remember how we all went through the halls singing Christmas carols. . . The PI party at Ivy's where Jackie, Sal, Gladys, Marcy, Rae, Sheila and Wray had loads of fun and no sleep.. . The band and their rendition of Dragnet . . . How we couldn't imagine George Levari without a bandage on his arm. . . When Maxine, Gladys, George, Gloria, Dot and Kay were accepted into the National Honor Society. . . Then came our big chance to show Hollywood that they weren't the only ones that could produce actors and actresses. What A Life was the hit of the year. Mr. Barry was our capable director and he sure was terrific. . . Will we ever forget Eddie's difficulty in reading Hamlet ? . . . Jackie's Good morning, lovely day . . . Sheila and Art's battling scene. . . Gladys never knowing when to say yes, Mr. Bradley . . . Carl's being locked in the closet for three days . . . The party after the play at Tommies—How Morton's pipe sure got around. . . Remember poor Herb and his vanilla milk shake? . . . Our hearts will always be reminded of Mr. Barry who brought success to the Class of 1954. Nora Rial's smart clothes. . . Ingrid becoming the Valentine Queen and Gladys and Ann in her court. . . The organization of the Fumphs which included: Dale, Ingrid, Trudy, Janet and Glen. . . Mr. DiTomo s resignation as head football coach. . . the girls boots in the hall after our big snow storm. . . Soon spring rolled around and before we knew it, we were expecting exams and the prom—the prom with all its excitement. . . Somehow, there was sadness in our hearts for we realized that this was to be our last school prom. . . Then the Washington trip. . . How tired we would all be at the end of the day. but hew we still would find energy enough to stay awake practic- ally all night—relating old memories of V.H.S. . . . Commencement rehearsals would begin on our return from the trip. . . Everyone acquiring a tan; and oh! those aching feet. . . Soon the day to which we had been looking forward for four years would arrive—Commencement! Some- how, there would probably be a feeling of sadness, for in our hearts we would realize that V.H.S. really had given us four wonderful years. 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Mr. 4 Mrs. D. A. Wyckoff. Donald, Jr. Wyckoif, Judy Wyckoff. Phyllis Wyckoff. Richard Wyckoff. Mr. 4 Mrs. Wm. F. Wynn. Mr. 4 Mrs. Ray Y Yeatman. Juanita Yore, Mr. 4 Mrs. Anthony Young. Bob Young. Diane Yc.ritrin. Mr. 4 Mrs. V. Yuhas. Eddie Z Zaak. Bernard Zanowicz. Mr. Leonard Zargosi. Joan Zatzariny. Mr. 4 Mrs. J. Zatzariny. Violet Zettlemoyer. Ted Ziegler. Ida Zimmerman. Mrs. Jean Zimmorman. Ralph Zirin. Harold X. Zirin. Mr. 4 Mrs. Jack Zirin. Morton C. Zorzi. Vincent Zucal. John Zucca. Dom Zucca. Mr. Ernest Zucca. Peter 127 This colophon in a fine yearbook says not just We will do But “we have done’’ We have enjoyed working with you on this, your 1954 yearbook. You have had our promise of an excellent publication. You have in your hand our performance. We hope you are well pleased. 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