Sacred Heart High School - Vine Leaves Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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Foreword That which was a dream four years ago is today a reality. In the pages of “Vine Leaves” the first graduating class of the Sacred Heart High School makes its bow to the world. It was with a certain trepidation and yet with considerable confidence we ventured into the new field of Higher Catholic Educa- tion in Vineland, N. J. Our success is due to the kindly interest and deep solici- tude of the priests of the parish, to the Sisters of St. Joseph, who have always displayed sound administrative ability, wide scholarship, and untiring effort for the l est interest of the school, and to the parents who have supported us whole heartedly. We sincerely wish this little book meets with your approval and we hope that as you turn its pages you will experience a thrill of pleasure and satisfaction. JAMES A. BULFIN (Pastor) A

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 inc Leases «‘i'.Mi v; ■ ■; v' m . w v ’mm''imrrr M'jrgg DEDICATION To our beloved pastor, our highly es- teemed teacher and loyal friend, Father Bulfin, the Class of ’31 affec- tionately dedicates this first edition of “Vine Leaves” in most sincere grati- tude for the great privilege of a Cath- olic high school education, which, through his untiring efforts was made possible for the children of Vineland. 3

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Loyalty Fidelity to God, constancy to home, fealty to school, may l e summarized in the all-important word—LOYALTY. He who maintains his allegiance to his God ami to his home would surely l e the one to jjcrscvere in his loyalty to school; for loyalty is the backbone of school spirit and the indissoluble bond which binds classmates together. The class of ’31 is embarking on the Great Adventure, standing, full of courage and confident of success, on the very threshold of life. Although we have now come to the first crossroad, and for the first time our paths lead in dif- ferent directions, we are united in spirit by the common bond of loyalty by which we have been Ixmnd together during our happy years at Sacred Heart High. We hoj e that as men and women in our various callings, we shall find as much genuine happiness, in every-day life as we found in days spent in our dear Alma Mater. Let it be known then that LOYALTY is the watchword of the class of '31 and may all classes whose great happiness it shall l e to finish in the Sacred Heart High take as their principle “Fides Deo. domo, at Scholae.” 5