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

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CHARLOTTE EUCHARIA GROSS 8HARLEY This Millville lass is very bright She must study secretly every night. Sharley must like Vineland and Millville equally as well because she has been dividing her time evenly between both towns much to the displeasure of some faculty members. Never mind. Sharley. we know that the spirit is there. We dcn’t know what she is going to do after graduation, but we know whatever her under- taking she will miss the staunch support of the inseparable Betty. Hobby—Talking about “B. F.'s.” Pet Saying—Really? Ambition—To be a B. F.'s” stenog. Activities—Interclass basketball. '32. 33; Dra- matics. '30; Junior Prom Committee. '32; Se- nior Play Committee. 33. FRANCES MARY JOST FRANCIS” Bright in class, an invaluable sport. That's her aim a good report. Francie must be the young lady who added the word practicability to the English language, for everything she studies, uses, and possibly eats, is practical. She. herself, is it personified, for what would the different Catholic Clubs about town have done without her faultless typing? Personally. I think the time of fairies and goblins has returned for every time that Francie decides to do something all obstacles disappear magically. Perhaps it’s the determin- ation and willingness with which she tackles things. Did you ever see her on the basket ball court; have you noticed any of her liter- ary products? Well, Just look around and I’m sure I need not add more. Hobby—Talking. Fet Saying—“I know it.” Ambition—Pres. Roosevelt's Secretary. Activities—Varsity basketball. ‘30. 31, ’32. 33; Varsity captain. 32; Interclass basketball. 31. ’32. ’33; Secretary of class. 33; Dramatics. ’33; Track and baseball. 31. 32. 21

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JOHN WILLIAM GEORGE JOHNNIE Ever ready to tend a hand. A clever student and obliging man. John's retiring nature has been the cause of much abuse cn his good character, and since he has been a real pal to all of us we would b:g you to please know him better. We shall never be able to give John full praise for the untiring work he put on the Senior Play, but perhaps he was well repaid by the rehearsals of the “box scene in the second act. We give you our hearty wishes for great success! Hcbby—Swimming. Pet Saying—“Yoh. Ambition—To be THE butter and egg man. Activities—Varsity basketball. 31. '32. '33; Varsity baseball. 31. '32. 33; Interclass basket- ball. 30. '31. '32. 33; Dramatics. 33. ROSALIE BEATRICE GREGORY •ROW A likeable las who is seldom glum Perhaps It's due to chewing gum. Row has decided on a nursing career, but one thing troubles us. We are afraid that when she has her own private hospital the world will be too full of cases like that of the famous McManus creation and the pretty nurse. Doc- tors would certainly have a difficult task in try- ing to convince patients that they are really entirely well! Do you recall the time Jenny walked in with her whole arm bandaged and we found that the kitten had scratched her? Hobby—Driving. Pet Saying— Get out of my way!” Ambition—To stop roaming the halls. Activities—Interclass basketball. '30; Ass't. Basketball Mgr. '32; Junior Prom Committee. 32: Year Book Staff. '33. 20 c

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EVELYN MARIE KESSLER EMMY Outstanding in sports and ready to win. 8urc of her support through thick and thin. Prom somewhere a voice asked: Who is the young lady with the magnetic fingers who calls the ball from the middle of the center line way over to the forward line?” Some one echoed: “Who's the gal with the hat cocked way back on her head who walks down Landis Ave. with a handsome young chap about noon every day? And far off was heard: “She's the young lady I saw a few years ago playing fcotball with her brother and several of his friends or perhaps shooting marbles or spinning a top in the school yard with Mother Alver- tine’s gleaming smile above her. Devout, yet cheerful: pious not austere; To others lenient, to herself sincere. Hobby—Cutting up. Pet Saying—“It's a dindy!” Ambition—To be a French teacher. Activities—Track and baseball. '31. 32; Var- sity basketball. '30. 31. 32. 33: Varsity cap- tain. 33: Interclass. 31. '32. '33; Captain in- terclass. 32. 33; Dramatics. '33. MARY KATHARINE MONTEGELFE MONTY Por general knowledge «he can't be beat. It' proved a valuable aid In conquering defeat. And still their wonder grew. To think that such a little head could hold all she knew.” To say more is to spoil it. but it might be added that this young lady went so far as to compose a Sapphic Strophe. What more could one desire? Even the sometimes pretentious requirements of the faculty should be satisfied to the 'ull with Mary's unremittinp labor in all lines of work. Hobby—Arguing. Pet Saying—“I don't think that's right.” Ambition—To teach little children. Activities—Interclass basketball. '30. '31. 32; Junior Prom Committee. 32; San Cuore” staff. '30: Typist. 30. 33. 22