Lodi High School - Magic Casements Yearbook (Lodi, NJ)

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,ll I' Guidance Dhedo MR A. J- LALUMUA 7 Dean of sms Direqfo, of En I MR, umma' Acriviries ALUPPO Vice Principal MR. P. MAGGESE :fm ffzfsfwfexls Rf ir: 1!' , i , f i I X . X , .44 l- Vice Principal MR. F. GACIOFANO

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Jidfiiaw - rn na, A :t.i- ig gui F.:-iw, 'fm' af? Qffesxage As members of the Class of i948 complete their secondary education, they move into a world which is not only staggering from the harrowing experiences of a global war, but also struggling to regain its economic equilibrium, a basic factor essential for attainment of peace. They will assume stations of life in a dynamic society in which events of the greatest magnitude occur at a rate that we can scarcely comprehend. ln a large measure, a momentous taskxthat lies ahead for them is the responsibility of helping to make a new world. Through training and experiences within their compre- hension, they have learned in a vital way the importance and desirability of our American way of life. By applying the wisdom of their observations, they can attain their rightful heritage of a democratic and liberty-loving nation. Like their predecessors, however, they will face the ever-present problem of bridging the gap between ideals on the one hand and current practices on the other. lt is heartening, nevertheless, to observe that they are properly equipped to play their part in that challenging ll A. H, DELLA PENTA work which lies before them, for when they leave this school, they will take with them open-mindedness, sin- cerity of purpose, a keen sense of responsibility, and the ability to meet intelligently the problems which may confront them. The dynamic moments of history always open up new frontiers of opportunity. Theirs are the unparalleled op- portunities to build a more harmonious and productive world on a basis sounder and more permanent than men have ever known. By exercising faith, tolerance, and wis- dom, they cannot help enjoying the full realization of their potentialities. The world of the future will be their world. Regardless of the field they may enter or the position they may hold, if their lives are characterized by honesty, courage, and sympathy, they will carry the banner of human progress to the highest pinnacle of civilization. l extend my sincerest congratulations to the Class of l948.

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HONORS COMMITTEE Mr. A, H. Della Penta, Chairman, Mr. P. archer, Mrs. D. Zarella, Mr. A. J. Lalumia, Mr. P. Scandariato, Mr. P. Gross, Mr. F. Gaciofano, Miss L. Fabrizio, Miss M. Jaquins, Mrs. C. Del Greco, Mr. L. March, Miss L. Saluppo, Mr. S. Piela, Miss B. Timinski. Maggese, Mrs. H. K THE Honors Committee evaluates and selects students for the National Honor Society with regard to their ex- cellence ot achievement in every line ot endeavor. The committee also de- termines the outstanding students tor the Alumni Award, the Rensselaer Award, the Bausch C1 Lamb Award, and the Lodi Woman's Club Citizen- ship Award. . n . FACULTY COUNCIL M. A. H. Della Penta, Chairman, Mr. P. r Maggese, Mr. A. J. Lalumia, Mrs. H. ' an, Karcher, Mr. L. March, Mrs. R. Hannig rs C. Mr. F. Gaciofano, Mr. S. Plela, M . Del Greco, Mr. C. Geyer. THE Faculty Council is the group which presents the ideas and sug- gestions ot the Faculty to the administration, and works with the administration to produce the desired results. I3 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Miss Mr. A. J. Lalumia, Director, Mr. M. Scibetta, R, Parisi, Mr. P. Scandariato, Mrs, E. Salva, Miss L. Saluppo, Mr, F. Saluppo, Mr. L. DeNooyer, Miss A. Sabella, Mrs. C. Del Greco. THE Seniors will never forget the valuable help the Guidance Department has given, nor the friendly manner in which it was given. They have aided greatly in charting the course many students have taken.