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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1942 volume:

f vine -Leaves Published Annually By The SENIOR CLASS SACRED HEART CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Vineland, New Jersey 1942 iflie uMosl (Rev. Bartholomew ff. C ustace, fD.£D. LBishop of ( amclen Loaves i:Dedication With sincere appreciation of his constant encouragement and valued counsel the CLASS of ’42 affectionately dedicate ”C|7- ( � v Vine «Leaves to our beloved pastor and friend Sievet •eru l William . Mickey JU, William 3. Mickey, S. CJM SRev. ffohn ff. Cliffy JOSEPH VINCENT ALEXANDER Calhoun” Ambition—Coach Hobby—Blondes Favorite Saying— Did you hear about it?” JEROME FRANCIS GILLESPIE Irish” Ambition—State Trooper Hobby—Apples Favorite Saying— I ain’t got no paper. Lc9 7cQ JAMES LOUIS GUIDARINI “Spider Ambition—Movie Star Hobby—Gladys Favorite Saying— Holy Moses” EUGENE CHARLES MAGGIONCALDO “Abe Lincoln Ambition—Guitar Player Hobby—Movies Favorite Saying—“Did you mark my paper? ne Lcq.v’cq PATRICK WILLIAM NEWTON “King Newt” Ambition—Accountant Hobby—Building castles in the air. Favorite Saying—“Oh! George.” ANTHONY JOSEPH PEPPER “J-4” Ambition—Band Leader Hobby—Margie Favorite Saying—“I didn’t do it.” FRANCIS JOHN POSSUMATO “Possy” Ambition—Playboy Hobby- College Boys Favorite Saying—“Let's go.” GEORGE LUCIAN RISI “Professor” Ambition—Doctor Hobby—Big Words Favorite Saying—“Pawdon me.” JOHN ALBERT ROSSI Quack” Ambition—Mayor Hobby—Sleeping Favorite Saying— I can’t type.” ANDREW SAMUEL TARTAGLIA Titly” Ambition—Man of Business Hobby—Good times Favorite Saying — Well.” Lcav’cQ JAMES EDWARD WILSON “Porky” Ambition—Bachelor Hobby—Drumming Favorite Saying— Girls arc no good.” JOSEPH NICHOLAS ZAGARI “iggy” Ambition—Flying Cadet Hobby—Dancing Favorite Saying—“What’s hit you?” ROSALIE MARGARET BLUM “Rosalie” Ambition—Teacher Hobby—Day Dreaming Favorite Saying—“Honestly.” EDNA CAROLINE CAPECE “Eddie” A mbition—Reporter Hobby Eating Potato Chips Favorite Saying—“It’s up to you. MARY FRANCES CLEMENTS “Mary” Ambition—Stenotypist Hobby—Music Favorite Saying—“What's going on?” THERESA MARIE DONDERO Trees” Ambition—Commercial Artist Hobby—Drawing Favorite Saying—“You’re crazy. GLORIA ROSE FILIPPI “Penny” Ambition—To become beautiful Hobby—Styles of hair Favorite Saying—“How ’bout that!” Leones GLORIA THERESA GIORDANO Shorty” Ambition—Singer Hobby—Singing Favorite Saying—“That’s pretty tough.” ALMA MAE HENNESSY Alma” Ambition—Best dresssed woman Hobby—Swing Bands Favorite Saying— Is that right?” CELESTA THERESA MALATESTA •‘Chet” Ambition—Attend Fashionable School Hobby—Recordings Favorite Saying—“Are you kiddin’?” MILDRED SHIRLEY MEREDITH “Mil” Ambition—To grow short Hobby—Crazy jewelry Favorite Saying “What am I saying?” GERTRUDE ABIGAIL MCCORRISTON Trudy Ambition—Basketball Coach Hobby—Basketball Favorite Saying—“I heard you the first time. ALICE MARY PERRI “Alley” Ambition—Speed of 120 in Typing Hobby—Ice Skating Favorite Saying— I don’t know.” ROSE ANN PLOPPERT “Roseann” Ambition—College Hobby—Traveling Favorite Saying— Jiminy” Vine Leasee JEAN MARY POLINI “Jeanie Ambition—Stenographer Hobby—Motorcycles Favorite Saying—“What” ROSE MARIE SCHNEIDER “Roe” Ambition—Model Hobby—Horse-back riding Favorite Saying—“Is that so?” ELIZABETH ANN VANELLA “Bibi” Ambition—Nurse Hobby—Sport clothes Favorite Saying—“What do you want? A medal?” IRENE LEONA VIT “Rene” Ambition—Airline Hostess Hobby—Driving Favorite Saying—“Honest” ROSE BRIDGET WALSH Scorcher” Ambition—Dramatic Teacher Hobby—Horse-back riding Favorite Saying— It is, you know.” GLORIA LOUISE YACCARINO Deb Ambition—Editor of Vogue Hobby—Fashion Magazine Favorite Saying— Do you mean it? -Ja Newell to cSacted Jleatl Four fleeting years we spent with you Oh Sacred Heart, each moment flew. And now we leave with mournful sigh Alas, but, now we say good-bye. Oh, sisters, we do hate to go. And miss our friends whom we all know, It is with sad hearts that we leave And many a school day we shall grieve. Farewell, Oh sisters, good and true, As a friend we’ll always think of you, May God’s good blessings on you shine, As for us, these days we’ll pine. SJo the ( lass of 'lj.2 When at last our school days are over And our books have been cast aside And our class mates have disbanded And have wandered far and wide We shall often think of our classroom Of the carefree days spent there We shall often recall with pleasure The scene of our work and prayer. Then let us resolve to be faithful To the friends of our childhood days, To be loyal to our Alma Mater, And to remember our class always. —Alice M. Fannin Officers: James Wilson, Alice Perri, Roseann Ploppert, George Risi (Sociality For the third consecutive year our Sodality of the Immaculate Con- ception was inaugurated into the school, with the following as officers: Roseann Ploppert, Prefect; James Wilson, First Assistant Prefect; George Risi, Second Assistant Prefect; Secretary, Alice Perri. The office was recited each Tuesday at 10:15 before the Blessed Sacrament and this year for the first time we had the honor of having Father Duffy give us a talk with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament following. Our motto, “To Jesus, through Mary’’ should remind us of the per- fect Sodalist. A Sodalist should place before himself Jesus and Mary, as his models. We should have in our hearts a strong affection and ardent love for the Blessed Virgin Mary. Through Mary the Sodalist should strive to be an ideal Catholic. In January, 1942, the Freshmen and the new members of the school were received into the Sodality by Father Duffy. We sincerely hope that they and we may attain our end, “To Jesus, Through Mary.” me Leases cSallots on the cSea of L ife Have we come to the final lap of this journey already? The hours, days, weeks, months—since we first embarked on this quest of knowl- edge, have gone like the sands that ride off with the changing tide— silently, imperceptibly. But though in the past there has always been a plentiful supply to replenish those that have strayed from us, a wave of realization has now broken over us. We know that our goal, gradu- ation day is here and in the future we shall have only memories. Nevertheless, happy memories! When we entered S.H.H.S. in Sep- tember 1938, we merely waded into the vast ocean of life, and viewed longingly the horizon. Outlined there, weighing anchor, was the ship on which we would sail the seas of life after we had completed our Sen- ior Year. How distant it seemed! But we had little time to spend on wistful thinking, for that was a happy carefree year. We were a class of fifty-three, destined to be molded into fit products of our Alma Mater. Surely, we all remember that dear pilot who had a very effective method of discipline. The pen- alty for misdemeanors was a study period spent in the cloak room. And after all, who wanted to spend a precious study period in a stuffy closet. c Leases There were Latin verbs to congugate, whose odd sounds at first brought a certainty that we would never master them. But surprisingly, we seemed to be riding the crest of the waves as they broke over our new subjects. In fact, it was not long before v e were giving Latin plays for the class. However, we did not linger at the shore for long. The undertow was pulling us into actual problems. Fortunately, before we had a chance to tire, the refreshing wave of summer vacation overtook us. We played happily during the warm months of that first year. And then—we were pleasantly surprised when the next wave tossed us di- rectly into the Sophomore class. Now we began to feel important. The new freshmen were looked on with some condecension. But we soon realized that we had problems of our own that would require our full attention. With all the vim and vigor of which we were capable, we threw ourselves into the game of withstanding the breakers that threatened to sweep us under. Our companions, for the most part, were old friends but we sorely missed others. New faces soon took their places and hand in hand with our new captain, we ventured forth. It was a year that will be long remembered—for the precious hours spent in the Biology Lab., just as much for the retreat and the sodality which was organized. Our retreat master officiated at the solemn induction. What was that splash? Why, one of our boys won a prize for his essay on Catholic Action. And didn’t our heads just swim with those French vocabularies ? The tide rose and carried us through the summer into our Junior year. Again, some sank beneath the treacherous surface. How in- triguing were the school days now! Our sands of time went cascad- ing into the sea. The novelty of changing classes helped to increase their momentum. For the first time the faculty could boast of five members. We were introduced to the mysteries of the Commercial Course. We know now how clumsy we must have sounded pecking away at the keyboards of our typewriters. What fun those class parties were! At least the boys received free dancing lessons. How well we recall the pleasure we experienced in the feverish excitement of selling magazines. Then, we were rewarded for our splendid work by the ice cream party one lazy spring afternoon. To us our Junior Prom stood for the climax. We can still see the hall decorated with all the colors of the rainbow, and hear the murmur of happy voices as we practically floated down the stairs. It was with thrilling expectancy that we watched the Seniors graduate. Then a wave came crashing about our heads. The first qualms came with the realization we would soon set sail from this sheltered harbor. We ex- perienced reluctance as we left our Junior year. A huge breaker mounted and carried us almost too swiftly towards September. During the summer, a majority of the class kept in touch with one another. This resulted in a class party and a doggie roast. The odor of petrinella permeated the air that night but the mosquitoes didn’t mind. What ever happened to the soda we put in the lake to keep cool? September again! As usual Mass was offered for the success of the school year. But for us it held a special significance. This was the last time we would ride in with the tide. It was not unusual to find new Sisters greeting us, but to find three at a time a new Mother Superior was definitely an event. What was more—this was our first experience in receiving Religious instructions from a priest. The roll of our class was now only thirty-two. The boys are familiarly known as the twelve apostles. Our spirits soared every time our Chemistry paper won over the Junior publication. We requested more activities. The answer was permission to have dancing in the gymnasium at the lunch hour. With the coming of winter the sea grew rougher. Just before Advent we gave a Senior dance. The success of our efforts was very satisfactory. Our Sodality was reorganized and surged ahead with renewed energy. Just as we were beginning to look forward to a happy Christmas va- cation, a great tidal wave broke over the entire country and even we, still in school felt the seriousness of the struggle in which our country was involved. After Christmas, the Sodality members became acquainted with the bouquet of Masses and many have contributed very faithfully to it. When mid-year exams were over the waters seemed to grow more gentle. We strove anxiously toward that magnificent white cap—June seventh. Who sent those Valentines? That was a sly ripple that stole up on unsuspecting victims. The day of our May Procession and we could see nothing but golden sunshine showering upon blue, crystal waters. Our night of proud achievement, many thanks to our marvelous di- rector, stands out distinctly as the night of the Senior play. Not long after, it occurred to us that we had not known what gracious hosts the Juniors could be. Congratulations to them on their prom. Now with graduation, the tide goes out. For us there will be no return to these familiar shores again. We have been set adrift on the sea of life—from now on we must chart our own course. Sj ire I ve Little Jlngels What was that I heard you say? What said you from far away? Did you ask about our class? O’er the boys you cannot pass. Now let’s see where shall we start? Let’s get right down to the heart. There were twenty boys that day Well, just twenty-one, let’s say. That was in the Freshman year When our school life was so dear. Then we started to decrease. And we feared our class would cease. But. thank goodness, we pulled through And we’ll prove it all to you. But let’s talk about the class, ’Bout each fellow, not each lass. I recall the old times, when Maggioncalda took my pen. Four long years I’ve tried in vain My poor pen to see again. Rossi’s corny jokes were told With a touch of greenish mold; And his father, Johnny claimed. Built the Brooklyn Bridge so famed Alexander who, you know, Used to like to steal the show, Always had a different girl, Used to give them all a whirl. Dancing was Zagari’s love How he danced; just like a dove. How he spoke of Eleanor How he liked her more and more. But let’s not forget King Pat My! he liked to chew the fat; How his angry nerves would creep When aroused from peaceful sleep. What about that day in Math Pepper wondered off the path? Worked a problem seven ways? Worked himself into a daze? Little Andy went one day In the school house for to play Didn’t think he’d stay there long, But he still is going strong. Several times when in a fit Jerry threatened he would quit But he always did come back For he still is with the pack. Guidarini’s always gay, Even on report card day; Unto Kotok. his old boss, Guidarini is a loss. Now who’s in my mental eye? Why it’s Wilson, My Oh My! Jimmy’s really one nice boy Even though he’s rather coy. And at last within this brain Possumato lives again, Stenciled there by iron staff Will be Possy’s roaring laugh. Now all told, don’t you agree We’re all angels to the “T”? If you don’t, then something’s wrong Not with us but with this song. “George Risi” w on 5 S. M.M.S. Xost 12 cSacted Jlea'll High cSchool SJ)oi s SSus ketball iJearn The 1942 basketball season ended with a record of five victories and twelve defeats for our team. This year the team had a new coach, Steve Junda, a swell fellow, who did a good job. Perhaps our team did not win as many games as it lost, but one must remember that the competition was pretty keen. Our team trav- elled in rather fast company, and our team was hampered by lack of material. However, the fellows who did play did a great job, and we are all proud of their record, and of the sportsmanship they displayed in taking many a beating. To those Seniors who have played their last game, we offer you a multitude of best wishes, good luck, and many thanks. cSacted Hea l SiCujh School (jhIs Basketball SJe cam In answer to the call for basketball candidates, twenty girls re- sponded. Mr. Junda, our coach, immediately began working very diligently with the girls, for the season’s opener. After three weeks of practice the squad was cut. The following comprise the squad: Theresa Dondero Celesta Malatesta Gloria Fillippi Josephine Torelli Clare Fleming Marie Raffo Lillian Filippi Alma Hennessy Eleanor Mattioli Anita Ricci Gertrude McCorristin Kathleen Fleming Helene Pagano Gladys Rone Although our season was not as successful as we had hoped, how- ever, we must pay tribute to a fighting team. The clean sportsmanship, fighting spirit and undying courage displayed by our girls, was some- thing to behold. Theresa Dondero and Alma Hennessy, having played varsity ball since their freshman year were unanimously elected co-captains. “Tree”, as she is known to her team-mates, has proved her sterling qualities as a player. Capable of playing guard or forward, she has been the mainstay of our team. In spite of a knee injury in her Sophomore year she continued playing for her school. The absence of Theresa will be sorely felt. Good luck, Theresa, and we know you will continue, in the game of life, as in sports. Too much cannot be said of our own Alma, who has sparked the team time after time. She will always be remembered by her team- mates. Best of luck, Alma. Last, but by no means least, the third of our departing Seniors, Celesta, or “Chet”, our other forward. We really had the advantage over our opponents with Chet on the team. The guard on the opposing team had difficulty finding her when she once cut for the basket. Main- tain the same speed in life, Chet—and you will have no trouble with the bill collectors. And so we bid fond adieu to another basketball season at Sacred Heart High. Lcq gq F O R T Y T W O for the future we cannot foretell for obedience instilled in us well our Religion so dear to our hearts for our teachers from whom we must part for our youth it will pass all too soon. is for trust in the years to come for the wisdom we hope we have won for Omega our school days are through Sacred Heart High School we bid you adieu. Alice M. Fannin £Jen JecCis 2 iom JI oiv Rosalie Blum ........ Edna Capece ......... Frances Clements . . . Alice Fannin ........ Gloria Filippi ...... Gloria Giordano .... Alma Mae Hennessy . Celesta Malatesta . .. Dorothy McCorristin Gertrude McCorristin Mildred Meredith . . . Alice Perri ......... Roseann Ploppert . . . Jean Polini ......... Rose Marie Schneider Elizabeth Vannella . . Irene Vit............ Rose Walsh .......... Gloria Yaccarino .... Theresa Dondero . . . Joseph Alexander . . . Jerome Gillespie James Guidarini .... Eugene Maggioncaida Pat Newton .......... Anthony Pepper .... Francis Possumato .. George Risi ......... John Rossi .......... Andrew Tartaglia . . . James Wilson......... Joseph Zagari ....... Teacher at Vassar Secretary to the Mayor of Vineland Head nurse at the Newcomb Hospital Editor for New York Tribune Working for the Max Factor Co. Judy Garland of Vineland Leader of an All-Girl Orchestra Owner of a fashionable dress shop Concert pianist Will accompany her Designer of costume jewelry Secretary for Elmer Wene Head of a girls’ school Waitress at the Cafe Teagarden Model for Mademoiselle Florence Nightingale of Vineland Business woman Actress on Broadway Best dressed woman in Vineland Designer for Vogue Coach for Villanova State Trooper English Teacher Lawyer Writer of Sleepy Songs Have his own band Flyer for U. S. Array Doctor George Risi, M.D. Electrician Designer for Esquire Whistler for Anthony Pepper’s Band Owner of High Class (Jitterbug) Dance Hall inc Leases S. M M S. Bouquet Daffodil (happy-go-lucky) .........A. Pepper Rose (blushing) ...................F. Clements Forget-me-not (faithful) ..........A. Fannin Dandelions (far from rare) .......Freshmen Violet (retiring) .................R. Blum Lily (tall and fair) ..............M. Meredith Pansy (quiet and sweet) ...........R. Ploppert Bridal Wreath .....................R. Walsh Sunflower (tall and good natured). . R. M. Schneider Daisy (won’t tell) ...............I. Vit Black-eyed Susan (those eyes) ....T. Dondero Sweet Peas (farewell) ............Seniors Sweet William (gallantry) ......... G. Risi Bachelor Button ...................A. Tartaglia Milk-weed (half-pint) .............C. Malatesta Camelia (loveliness) .............May Procession Candy-tift (indifference) ........F. Possumato Hyacinth (sorrow) ................Leaving School Ivy (friendship) ..................E. Capece, J. Polini cSc'leen SuicL Birth of the Blues.......... The Glory of the Faith...... One Foot in Heaven.......... Adventure in Diamonds....... Deadly Game................. The Eternal Gift............ Military Academy............ Twilight on the Trail....... Perpetual Sacrifice ........ The Little Foxes............ Philadelphia Story ......... Father Steps Out ........... Hold Back the Dawn ......... Unfinished Business ........ Rise and Shine ............. All That Money Can Buy Sun Valley Serenade......... The Hidden Enemy............ Hellz-a-Poppin ............. Suspicion .................. Captain of the Clouds....... You’re in the Army Now Young America............... Confirm or Deny............. Sealed Lips ................ Full Confession ............ Thundering Hoofs............ Rings On Our Fingers........ Blue, White and Perfect..... Hidden Gold................. Black Dragons............... Always In My Heart.......... Mystery Ship................ Melody Lane ................ . Report Cards . Religion Class . Good Report . Chemistry Laboratory . Truant . Mass . Boys’ Ambition Senior Year . Our Teachers . Sophomores . Senior Girls’ Shopping Trip . End of Religion Class . Day of Exams . Homework . Recitation of History . Elite Sweet Shop . Junior Prom . Juniors . Dismissal . Test . Daydreaming Seniors . Senior Boys . Our Future . Who Took the Clock? . Answers to Above Question . “I Took the Clock” . Freshmen Above Us • Typing Class . Class Colors . English . Stenography . S. H. H. S. . What Lies Ahead . Music Class —Gertrude McCorriston Lassi cq Scene from LOURDES” •Lourdes On Tuesday, March 17, 1942, boys and girls representing all classes from the First Grade to the Senior High inclusive staged scenes from the life of Bernadette Soubirous, the Miller s daughter of Lourdes. This poor little shepherd girl had been privileged by Almighty God with visions of our Blessed Mother: several times she heard a voice calling her to the Grotto of Massabielle where our Lady appeared to her and said: I am the Immaculate Concep- tion. ” Many miraculous cures were effected then as well as in recent years. Leasee ( usi of ( lurtactefe DRAMATIS PERSONAE Our Blessed Mother ............................................Roseann C. Ploppert Bernadette Soubirous .............................................Eida M. Mattioli Mme. Soubirous (Bernadette’s mother) ..............................Ann T. Quickmire Marie Soubirous (Bernadette’s sister) ..........................Kathleen A. Fleming Jacques Soubirous (Bernadette’s brother) .............................George Love Jeanne Adaddie (Bernadette’s friend. Afterwards maid to Countess) ...............................................Marie A. D’Ippolito M. Auguste Lacade (Mayor of Lourdes) .............................Charles J. Nealis Mme. Pauline Lacade (Mayor’s wife) ...............................Mary J. Conway Petronilla Dozon (Doctor’s daughter) .............................K. Ann Wallace Anita Jacomet (Daughter of Commissary of Police) ................Alma M. Hennessy Countess de Soigney ...........................................Mildred S. Meredith Louise (Blind daughter of the Countess) .........................Gloria A. Gruccio Mme. Aline Millet (Count de Soigney s cousin) ..................Eleanor E. Mattioli Crosine (Companion of Countes3) ..............................Dolores V. D'Ippolito Pierre ........................................................Francis T. DeLuca Uncle Sambo ......................................................Lawrence P. Boyie Nina Frenir (Harum-Scarum of the Village).......................Gloria T. Giordano Roselle (Peasant woman) .............................................Elsie J. Cheli Carinna (Peasant woman) ......................................Elizabeth R. Hughes Officer of the Law..................................................John F. Greene Francois (Peasant child) .....................................................David Dondero Julie (Peasant child) ................................................June E. Cheli Justin (Peasant child) ..............................................John Mulligan Cora ...................................Lorraine J. Filippi I Charlotte .................................Ann P. Giacalone I Robertta ..............................Evelyn R. Di Lorenzo Therese ..................................Gladys J. Rone Village Elise ................................Nancy P. Muzzarelli Maidens Erette ..............................Patricia D. Watkins J Jose .....................................Helene M. Marx I Marietto ..............................Dolores L. Martini Niccola ...............................Jennie R. Castagna Calla ...................................Dolores M. Viano PROCESSION Patricia L. Barry Anita M. Cardarel Barbara A. Carli Yolanda V. Casazza Edith M. Cavagnaro Rita T. D'Alessandro Rita B. Dallago Theresa M. Dondero Clare A. Fleming Mary J. Fromm Barbara E. Gilgallon Clair Horn Agnes L. Lodge Celesta T. Malatesta Viola J. Melini Corinne M. Michael Elinor M. Mortimer Mary B. RafTaelli Mary W. Regan Bernice M. Scrivani Elizabeth A. Vannella Marie B. Vannella Adeline V. Vit Irene L. Vit Loaves ( lass Itislo'iif “How far that little candle throws its beams”!—Shakespeare. So shines our good deeds in this school of dreams. It was in Sep- tember 1939, that forty-eight timid Freshman mounted two flights of stairs to light their little candles in the Freshman Room of Sacred Heart High School. We remained quite shy until Hercules and his courageous adventures became a part of our efforts to conquer the Latin of Ancient Rome. But the highlight of our Freshmen year was our reception into the newly organized Sodality of the Blessed Mother, and since then it has been our happy privilege to go every Tuesday morning to Church and sing her praises. This event in our young lives was only surpassed by our first Retreat, given by Father Cox. a Jesuit. With heads a little higher, we entered our Sophomore Year deter- mined to add more lustre to our brightly shining candles. New subjects and new teachers made us feel strange at first, causing our little lights '-O flicker at times, but we used more energy to keep them burning on. Our great experience in the Biology Lab. was the day that we dissected our first frog, but we lived through it and tried more fascinating experi- ments. We became members of the Auxilium Latinum Society and were glad to note that John Schneider received honorary mention in their final test. The Home Arts’ Exhibit and luncheon given for the Sisters was the highlight of the year. So far, we had kept our resolve to shine our way through S.H.H.S. With confidence born of success, we found ourselves in the most precious place in the school, the Junior Room. So many changes took place this year that we did not feel the time slipping by. Our first day brought the realization that Mother Evangelia would no longer guide our footsteps as she had done so faithfully since we were in the Fourth Grade. A new Mother welcomed us to the Junior Room. Mother La Salette. We thought she liked us, but she didn’t stay to prove it. As the months went by and we responded a hundred percent to all the in- terest that Mother Carmela has shown in our welfare, we are not afraid of the future days ahead. Mother will make our dreams come true with our wholehearted cooperation. Our efforts this year to keep our lights shining were first rewarded by our boys carrying off the intramural basketball honors. Then the class entered the Magazine Contest with a goal of $400, but we went over the top with S616 and broke all records. Despite all our troubles with French, we had the courage to organize a French Club and hope before the end of the year to try our dramatic ability in a French play. Who knows, next year we may undertake a French opera after our wonderful training in the newly formed Glee Club! At present, we are working hard in the campaign to elect one of our outstanding boys, Robert Watkins, to the honor of being Mayor of Vineland during Youth Week. Perhaps the fact that we are the proud possessors of our Class Rings—the first time this privilege was granted to the Juniors—has enabled us to keep our candles from being extin- guished by the cold winds of failure. And now. the Prom—The Jun- ior Prom—the dream to come true some happy night in May. Three years of our high school have gone, years, and yet they seem like days. Let us take a moment to pause before we enter our final year in S.H.H.S.—our Senior Year. We see many faces, deeds and scenes which have become a part of us, that we always wish to retain in our memories, so that in after years, we may fondly look back upon these happy days. New ideals, new hopes, new aspirations clamor for ex- pression as next year unfolds before us, and new lamps must shine forth with brighter gleams of light where our feeble candles failed to burn. The Juniors 1942 Leases Sophomore Salule Our first day at Sacred Heart High was an eventful one for all of us. We, proud freshmen, as one person in thought, were earnest and anxious to enter this new phase of school life. We were introduced to many new Sisters as well as many new subjects. Getting acquainted with our new Sisters was pleasant, but making friends with new sub- jects was a different matter! Many things stand out in our minds. One event was being receiv- ed into the Sodality. Every Tuesday morning since then, we have been happy to go over to Church and recite the Office. We decided definitely to attack our subjects the very first day, and master them. The new work and the new surroundings made stronger our interest. Days grew into weeks; weeks became months. Time marched on. We tried to keep ’pace. Altogether, the ten months of the freshman year went by so fast, that before we knew it, we were attending the graduation exercises at Church. We bade goodbye to our classmates for a little while. In true modern blitzkrieg fashion, we stormed the school door for our Sophomore year. The shrill ring of the bell turned our thoughts from idle pleasure, and reminded us of the year of hard work ahead. We were full of confidence until we opened our books and saw many- sided figures, and cross sections of leaves and animals. Then we felt like the Ancient Mariner---------- “Alone, alone, all, all alone, Alone in a wide, wide ------------” room! During the basketball season no one was more surprised than we when we won the intramural basketball championship. The following days flew swiftly by as if on wings. Christmas vacation came and went. Then the gloom descended! Exams had come like an enemy bomber in the night. That certainly was a “blackout” week for us. Then the “all clear” sounded! Once more we came out of hiding from behind those --------- books! St. Patrick’s Day brought the play “Lourdes” which was directed by Mother and proved a huge success. As we put the closing touches on the first half of our high school years, we resolve on an “all out” attack of scholarship during the next two years of our high school life. zMn in c Leases ( lass Jlisto'iy of the SI eshman W41 - nm On a clear, bright September morning, we first entered Sacred Heart High portals. Shortly after our entrance class officers were el- ected. John Greene, President of the class, is known for his jolliness, friendliness and eagerness to cooperate with all activities. One of the famous Ambrose twins, Tommy, Vice-President, is known for his good salesmanship and sociability. Treasurer, Leo Doerr is noted for his frankness and a great mind for inventions. Our last officer, the class Secretary, twinkled-eyed Gladys, is also known as one of our great ar- tists. We cannot fail to mention, “Possy”, and “Spitz” and “Bobby” for their athletic ability. Mary Armstrong and Marie Roberts, two of our own girls were chosen cheerleaders. Early in November, girls were asked to assemble in order that the girls' basketball team might be chosen. One girl Helene Pagano, of whom we are very proud, was chosen for the varsity team. She parti- cipated in one of the greatest athletic events looked forward to in Sac- red Heart, that is, the West Catholic Girls’ basketball games. Because of its “noisy” band, these games have always aroused high spirits and excitement, but there was always the feeling that “we might lose”. Not bragging, but just whispering that we have cooperated one hundred percent with all activities such as motion pictures, plays and benefits that were conducted by the school. If we were to name the faults of this class, we are afraid we would, have a harder time than one has in naming the good qualities. The good qualities so overshadow the bad ones, that the latter appear quite negligible. From these few remarks it must be quite evident to you that among our good qualities should be mentioned perseverance and grit. Quite true we have had difficult lessons to learn, but in solving the problems it .has been a pleasure to us indeed. In entering our Freshmen Class, almost at once Hercules loomed on our horizon. Preserved not only in our minds, but also in our olfactory senses is the memory of exploring the secrets of the world in our Science books. Algebra and its complicated ways produced for us many problems which we enjoyed solving. There still remains one subject ??? from which we have calloused hands. Our pursuit of knowledge took us far afield and not always did we walk “in a garden”. Dreaded days came every nine weeks. Yes, report cards. But the kind criticism of Father Hickey helped some improve their marks. Vine Leases Shortly after our return to school in January, we were admitted into the Sodality of Our Blessed Lady, which we now attend every Tuesday at 10:15 A. M., in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament to re- cite the Office of Our Blessed Mother. The greatest social event of the year w’as “Lourdes’ , a school play conducted by Mother Carmela, our Principal. We are happy to mention that six of our classmates participated in this wonderful play. It was the first day of April when Mother brought us the sad tid- ings that we were to have a thirteen-day Easter vacation, instead of the seven day vacation. With saddened hearts ???, we left school that afternoon to return the thirteenth of April. Our May Procession and a whispered prayer that “I” may some day be the fortunate one to crown our Blessed Lady, brings the month of May. With eager hearts we are looking forward to the end of May when we hope to be entertained by the gallant Senior group. Don’t disappoint us, Seniors. The next step in our school calendar is our first prom. With a maximum of hope and a minimum of experience, arrayed in our finery, we will make our debut in the social whirl. Before we realize it, the month of June will be here and our first year of high school will be over—our “baby days’ will cease and our hearts will swell with pride if we prove successful. Sometimes there have been wrinkles on the brows of our faithful teachers over the antics and didos of this ever-active fun-loving class of ours is it any wonder? But with all of this, we will be sad to leave our Freshmen Class, and we wish to thank our beloved teachers, the Sisters, for the brightest spots in our memories. Our Freshmen days will end with our choral contributions to the Graduating Class of ’42. Gladys Rone Helene Pagano Leones Class of '42 of Sacred Heart High School Presents ijlie Jy lummy and die dA lumps A Farce In Three Acts by LARRY E. JOHNSON Produced By Special Arrangement with T. S. DENISON Sk COMPANY Chicago, Illinois Tuesday, May 26, 19 2 8:15 p. m. Sacred Heart Auditorium Seniors Rosalie Margaret Blum Edna Caroline Capece Mary Frances Clements Theresa Marie Dondero Alice Marie Fannin Gloria Rose Filippi Celesta Theresa Malatesta Gertrude Abigail McCorriston Dorothea Mary McCorriston Jean Mary Polini Rose Ann Ploppert Rose Marie Schneider Elizabeth Ann Vanella Rose Bridget Walsh ffunions Catherine Anna Capece Julia Anna Cassidy Mildred Mary Di Biaso Marie Alvera DTppolito Evelyn Rita Di Lorenzo Barbara Elizabeth Gilgallon Evelyn Theresa Healy Agnes Lucita Lodge Elda Mary Mattioli Eleanor Emma Mattioli Viola Judith Melini Rose Theresa Montana Anne Theresa Quickmire Anita Antoinette Ricci Rita Angelina Riccillo Sara Ann Testa Josephine Catherine Torelli Margarete Celestina Virano Anne Theresa Walsh Grace Margaret Wilson lS ophomotes Eleanor Mary Mortimer Lorraine Julia Filippi Bernice Mary Scrivani Mary Jane Conway Mary Jane Rossi Rose Marie Dezutti Helen Mary Duggan Kathleen Anne Fleming Clare Anne Fleming Marie Anna Raffo Anita May Cardarel Ella Dolores DTppolito Benedicta Dolores Schad Margaret Mary McCorriston Mary Ellen Hughes Margaret Cecilia Buckley Rita Marie Shockley Jane Ann Di Lazzero ifresljman Theresa Mary Andretta Mary Elizabeth Armstrong Catharine Matilda Capece Leona Augusta Cheli Emily Lillian Chipola Marie Theresa Chipola Dolorita Kathleen Corcoran Rita Bernadette Dallago Adelaide Anna Daly Jane Patricia De Tora Marie Elizabeth Di Biaso Margaret Alice Dougherty Lillian Rita Filippi Alma Adele Fregone Jacqueline Anne Grookett Charlotte Elizabeth Healy Anne Catherine Horn Gertrude Helen Kappler Mary Josephine Macho Anne Jean Newton Genevieve Vina Pace Antoinette Rita Pantilione Helene Marie Pagano Esther Avelina Pedroni Mary Ann Raffaelli Carmella Mary Ricci Marie Mildred Roberts Gladys Jovanna Rone Teresa Julia Schad Marie Barbara Vanella Mary Virginia Westcott Helen Irene Yaccarino SJhe AAiummy and the AAlumps CAST OF CHARACTERS Sir Hector Fish, who impersonates the mummy . Eugene Maggioncalda. Francis Briscoe, who impersonates Hector ................George Lucian Risi. William Laidlaw, who helps as much as possible............Jerome Gillespie. James Slammon (Racker), who has three men’s work to do but doesn’t do it.....................Anthony Joseph Pepper. Perkins the Sheriff, who does his dooty . . . Joseph Vincent Alexander. Anna Hampton, a Western girl ........................Alma Mae Hennessy. Maude Mullen, an Eastern girl .........................Alice Mary Perri. Dulcie Dumble, rather beautiful but dumb.................Irene Leona Vit. Agatha Laidlaw, founder of an exclusive school .....................................Mildred Shirley Meredith. Phoebe Beebe, reporter on the staff of the “Daily Register” ......................................Gloria Theresa Giordano. SYNOPSIS OF ACTS Time: The present. Place: “Westbrook”, a Fashionable School for Girls. Act I: Social Room at Westbrook. Morning. Act H: Same as Act I. Next morning. Act HI: Same as the previous acts. Evening. Leones cS elections The Kerry Dance” tt y � � I rees Mighty Lak’ a Rose” Hark to the Mandolin” Star Spangled Banner” J. L. Molloy - Carl Hahn Ethelbert Nevin Henry Parker Francis Scott Key “ o Acknowledgment Is Made With Grateful Appreciation For The Following Courtesies Brody’s Upholstering Company, 423 Landis Avenue, for Furniture H. P. D’lppolito, 604 Landis Avenue, for Lighting Charles Vondra, 625 Peach Street, for Palms and Flowers Dr. John B. D'lppolito, 517 Landis Avenue e L CQ.v’cQ c In appreciation THE VINELAND COUNCIL, No. 2531 KNI6HTS OF COLUMBUS SPONSORS OF THE SACRED HEART YEAR BOOK Deeply appreciate the support of the advertisers whose messages appear throughout these pages. We sincerely trust that the public, too, will acknowledge this support by patronizing them. COMMITTEE Rev. JOHN J. DUFFY, Honorary Chairman WILLIAM CANINO, Chairman THOMAS DELL'OREFICE DANE BARSE CLARENCE C. MATTIOLI CHARLES V. REILLY JOHN ENOCH JAMES CATERINA LOUIS LAVARI FRANK CANINO PAUL SCARINI FRANCIS O. DOERR DANIEL D. CONWAY FRANCIS DOERR GEORGE VASTANA JOSEPH SUNGENIS JOSEPH RIELLY JOHN FLEMING C. MASTROGOVIANI Vine Leases Compliments Of Sacred Heart Parent - Teacher’s Ass’n, Lca ?c ? Compliments Of Matti oil's Bakery Best Eating Bread” Phone Vineland 879-J Landisville, New Jersey FOSS COMPANY PAINT MANUFACTURERS Vineland, New Jersey FRESH PAINT is BETTER Compliments Of GRAHAM FIORI PLUMBING 6- HEATING 70 S. State Street Phone 967 Compliments Of MATTIOLFS POPULAR MARKET ERNEST MATTIOLI, Prop. FINE MEATS AND GROCERIES For Quick Service—We Deliver We Have The Best Of Everything” COMPLETE LINE OF KELLOGG’S PRODUCTS Prices Reasonable 602 Landis Avenue Phones 636 - 637 Compliments Of THE TRADESMENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY PHONE 350 J, ALLISON KRUSE Funeral Director Ambulanca and Invalid Transportation Servica KRUSE FUNERAL HOME Licensed Embalmer 6th 6- Wood Streets L d Morgue Vineland, New Jersey Telephone 422 M. ZUKERMAN COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of THOMAS J. McGUIGAN, Sr. Congratulations To The Class Of 19 2 DOERR GLASS CO. Vineland, New Jersey Vine Lcq cq Compliments Of Vineland Drug Company B. GIACALONE, Proprietor The Standard Prescription Store We Serve Supplee Ice Cream S. W. Cor. Seventh Landis Avenue Phone 1497 Compliments Of FRANK W. CANINO Representative of Morton Salt Company Complete Line Delco Units’’ — Delco Oil Burning Units Complete Air Conditioning and Cooling System JAMES SCARPA 437 Landis Avenue Phones 1865 or 807 R-2 Compliments Of CIRCOLO ITALIANO OF VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Vine Leones Headquarters for the Nationally Advertised HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES Mattioli’s Clothing Store CLARENCE C. MATTIOLI, Prop. The Store with the Nationally Advertised Brands MEN’S BOYS’ OUTFITTER Headquarters for: LaSalle Hats, Mallory Hats, Manhattan Shirts, Ritz Shirts, Smithson Suits, Ooodimate Suits, Fashion Built Clothes, Duofold Underwear, Winsted Wool Underwear, B. V. D. Underwear, Coopers Underwear, Interwoven Hose, Crosby Square Shoes, Thermo Sport Coats, Marlboro Sportwear, Puritan Sweaters, Princeton Sweaters, Cheney Cravats and Wembly Ties. BUY FOR VICTORY Phone 775-W 608 Landis Ave., Vineland VINELAND LIVE POULTRY MARKET JOE ALBIN, Prop. S. E. Cor. Sixth Chestnut Ave Phone 1232-J Vineland, New Jersey PETRASH’S SUNOCO SERVICE LUBRICATION . OIL FILTER INSTALLATIONS 312 Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Phone 1378-J Compliments Of Vineland Farms Hatchery Nello Melini, Proprietor Compliments Of WARNER BROTHERS GRAND AND GLOBE THEATRES VINELAND LUMBER COAL CO. Building Material Millwork - Lumber - Lime - Cement - Coal Phone 295 Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of NICHOLAS E. MARCHIONE, M. D. Compliments Of FILIPPPS TILE COMPANY MARBLE - TARRAZZO TERRA-VITRA STORE FRONT TILE Phone 1822-J Cor. Wheat Road 6- Main Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of Vineland National Bank and Trust Company Compliments Of Ashley - McCormick Co New and Used Office Supplies and Equipment When You Need Something For Your Office - Remember THE BUSINESS MAN’S DEPARTMENT STORE IOI E. Commerce Street Bridgeton, New Jersey Phone Bridgeton 1133 Compliments Of MAURELLI RADIO SALES Central Avenue Minotola, New Jersey Phone 981 R-l Compliments Of EVO MERCOLI Torridheat Oil Burner Harding Highway Landisville Millville 731 Pennsgrove 134 SUPERIOR LAUNDRY 328 Fulton Street Millville, New Jersey Compliments Of SANKOFF BROTHERS FARMS Breeders of R. O. P. White Leghorns Phone Vineland 196 J-l Richland, New Jersey THE MOMENT IT BECOMES STYLE, WE HAVE IT MEN'S WEAR Prince’s ....— LADIES’ WEAR 539 Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey 123 High Street, Millville 142 Broadway, Salem IDEAL FOOD STORE Meats and Groceries ❖ Supplee Ice Cream S. W. Cor. Michigan 6k Myrtle Phone 1736 Leases Compliments Of CROWN CLOTHING CO. FRANK De SANTO Highest Quality Shoe Repairing Eighth and Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of FRANCIS C. SCHAD Compliments Of South Jersey Contractors and Manufacturers Associations Pontiae America’s Finest Low Priced Car F. EARL RICKERD Phone 663-J 122 Landis Avenue The Finest Graduation Present Is A Life Insurance Policy It Gets Better With The Years J. PAUL HERITAGE, Manager JAMES M. CATERINA, Special Representative Life, Accident and Hospitalization Insurance Compliments Of POLMONARI’S BAKERY BREAD—ROLLS CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 1822-W Wheat Road, Vineland, New Jersey Loaves Compliments Of Mr, Mrs. Ben Martin AND SON Compliments Of Capizola Agency, Inc, MINOTOLA, N. J. General Insurance DANIEL PANTALEO, Pres. NICHOLAS CAPIZOLA, V. Pre«- MICHAEL CAPIZOLA, Secy. 6 Trear. Compliments Of LANDIS THEATRE Healthily Air Conditioned The Year Round HERB LUBIN, Manager POLLARD AND JENKINS Purveyors Of Fine Food Compliments Of TURSINI and COMPANY Best Wishes For SUCCESS To The Class Of 1942 A, DiPAOLA CO, Vineland - Camden Compliments Of H. MENN1ES’ SONS Men’s and Boy’s Wear 617 Landis Avenue Phone 559 MOTTOLA BROTHERS IDEAL BAKERY Daily Delivery of Bread and Rolls Phone Vineland 6lO R-4 Harding Highway Summer Avenue Buena, N. J. Compliments Of SEA ISLE CITY HOSPITAL Sea Isle City, N. J. Compliments Of EVERETT MARSHALL Compliments Of THE FRESHMAN CLASS SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL Compliments Of HOLY NAME SOCIETY Compliments Of GLASS PRODUCTS COMPANY Compliments Of CATHERINE MARIANN CRESCI Conservatory Graduates Piano and Organ Instructors Studio: 37 S. Myrtle Street Vineland, New Jersey Phone II06-M Compliments Of Catholic Daughters of America Court Mater Salvatoris No. 852 Compliments Of CHELI COAL COMPANY Exclusive blue coal’ Dealers Phone 642 Compliments Of WINSLOW’S PHARMACY Dependable Prescription Service 543 Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey TROXELL’S SERVICE STATION Nu-Blue Sunoco Gasoline and Motor Oil LUBRICATION, SERVICE 6k ACCESSORIES Main and Landis Avenue Phone 1466 Congratulations From The CLASS OF 1953 To The Class Of 1942 Compliments Of MENZ BAR RESTAURANT South Delsea Drive Compliments Of LANKIN’S STORE Seventh Peach Streets Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Members Of The Graduating Class C. J. COLLIGAN Principal of Vineland Business School Compliments Of REGINA VAN HOOK Compliments Of The Sophomore Class of Sacred Heart High School ine Leases Compliments Of Edward O'Toole Co., Inc Phones: Barclay 7-4950; 7-4951; 7-4952; 7-4953; 7-4954 FRED BERNARDIN1 PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 803 J-3 S. PAUL SCARANI Advertising Specialties Church (Knobs 65 Barclay Street New York, N. Y. Compliments Of Phone 359 R-3 Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of The Junior Class of Sacred Heart High School Leones Compliments Of Second Third Grade Pupils of Sacred Pleart School Compliments Of Di FRANCO MEATS AND GROCERIES 301 Quince Street Phone 1363 Bring Your Date To Skate Where Health and Good Friends Meet VINELAND ROLLER RINK 11-13 South Seventh Street Compliments Of Fifth Sixth Grade Pupils of Sacred Heart School Compliments Of FIDELITY BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION [Organized 1914) “Save With Safety and Profit” Installment Shares and Income Shares 139 Month Direct Reduction Mortgages 7 N. Sixth Street Vineland, N. J. Phone 1394 km JOSEPH LIRIO Secretary Buy United States War Saving Bonds Compliments Of GEORGE J. DUGGAN Phone IOII Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of MARTINI’S SHOE STORE The Home of Enna Jettick Shoes 623 Landis Avenue Compliments Of Fourth Grade Pupils of Sacred Pleart Pligh School Hamburgs Barbecues Ice Cream ❖ Sandwiches ELITE SWEET SHOP Luncheonette and Candies 9l8l_andis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Congratulations To The Class Of 19 2 And The Sisters Of St. Joseph Of The Sacred Heart School MR. MRS. ANTHONY RAFFO Compliments Of Senator GEORGE H. STANGER Leases Compliments Of GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES OF ’42 Compliments Of First National Bank of Minotola Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OFFICERS JAMES CIMINO, President CHARLES F. RIEDEL, Vice-President MICHAEL CAPIZOLA, Cashier ROSE J. PAGANO, Assistant Cashier Compliments Of BOROUGH OF VINELAND REPUBLICAN CLUB Towing Service Used Auto Parts Used Cars GAGLIARDI’S AUTO REPAIRS Chestnut Ave. Bet. 2nd 3rd Sts. Phone 779-W, Vineland Lg9$CQ Compliments Of STANDARD COAL CO, Stoker Coal For Fairbank Morse Stokers CONE CLEAN ANTHRACITE Also ESSOHEAT FUEL OIL World’s Finest Fuels For Oil Burners” Boulevard Chestnut Phone 991 Compliments Of GIANT TIGER SUPER MARKET Delsea Drive North of Circle Free Parking Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of JOSEPH ADAMO 628 Landis Avenue Phone 366 Compliments Of PHILIP L. LIPMAN Compliments Of JACOB RUBINQFF CO. Seeds - Poultry Supplies - Feeds Building Better Feeds Since 1906 Clayton, N. J. Vineland, N. J. Woodbury, N. J. Compliments Of Marcus Lieberman Public Accountant Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of SILVERMAN’S MEN'S ■ BOYS' STORE 605-607 Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of S. J. McMAHAN 716 Landis Avenue SEA FOOD MARKET Phone 580 Congratulations To The 1942 Graduating Class Of Sacred Heart High School MOE LIHN FAMILY Compliments Of BLOM BROTHERS The Home Of Beautiful Furniture 9 N. Sixth Street Phones 2242-2243 Compliments Of WALDO BABBONI MEATS and GROCERIES 905 Chestnut Ave., Vineland, New Jersey Phone 1092 CARLl’S GARAGE COMPLETE AUTO ELECTRICAL WORK Auto Repairing Phone 841 R-l Main and Wheat Road Loaves Compliments Of TRI - STATE TRANSPORTATION A. LIMN SONS Compliments Of Cumberland Cleaning Co, Incorporated Cleaners and Dyers WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER East (S- Almond, Vineland, N. J. Phone 930 Compliments Of CRUDELE’S Vineland Marble and Granite Company Monuments Headstones Markers Seventh and Grape Streets, Opposite the School Phone 723 Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of MARCACCrS MARKET FANCY MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone II70-W Main Road and C. R. R. Free Delivery Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of PASQUALE LUMBER COAL COMPANY 412 South Sixth Street Phone Compliments Of SOLVE TUSO Compliments Of VASTANO BROTHERS RETAILERS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Seventh and Cherry Streets Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of JOHN’S ESSO STATION JOHN CATALANO, Prop. STANDARD PRODUCTS Washing - Simonizing - Lubrication N. E. Cor. Second and Landis Avenue Phone 1473 Compliments Of Sacred Heart Alumni Association Compliments Of MRS. A. VIRGINIA ADAMS Principal Of The Dr. George Cunningham School Phone 120 Flowers Telegraphed Everywhere CHARLES VONDRA FLORIST Flowers and Wedding Bouquets A Specialty 625 Peach Street Compliments Of Mechanics Building and Loan Association, No. 1 640 Landis Avenue Phone 496 SAMUEL L. GASSEL Commissioner Compliments Of HUNTRESS FLORAL SHOP CUT FLOWERS, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS PLANTS Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Association 5 South Seventh Street Phone 396 Telephone I208-M Dump Truck Work A Specialty Frank A, Dalesandro SAND Moving and Hauling - CINDERS - GRAVEL - TOP SOIL 128 Quince Street Vineland, New Jersey Young Or Old - Come In and Enjoy Yourself Free Instructions In Bowling FORM A CLUB, FACTORY OR OFFICE TEAM Leagues For All Calibre Bowlers VINELAND BOWLING ACADEMY Compliments Of MASF WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS Italian, French and Domestic Food Products Vineland, New Jersey 12 S. Seventh Street OLD COMPANY’S LEHIGH COAL THE SQUIRREL DOESN’T WAIT FOR WINTER He is a symbol for assured winter comfort, laying up a supply of food while it is plentiful and easy to get TAKE A TIP FROM HIM Lay In Your Supply Of OLD COMPANY’S ANTHRACITE Now, Before Winter Comes Fill Your Coal Bin At Low Spring Prices Pocket The Savings And then you, too, will be assured of heating comfort and econ- • omy throughout the winter months. No other coal can give you quite this assurance, for OLD COMPANY S ANTHRACITE is harder, more concentrated. It lasts longer. A telephone call will give you all the details POND COAL COMPANY All High Grades Fuel Oil Phone 208-209 Vine Leases Compliments Of Upholstering - Bedding - Floor Covering Quality Furniture Co Branch of Philadelphia Supply and Furniture Company 633 Elmer Street Phone Vineland 2297 Vineland, New Jersey WEYLMAN THE JEWELER 643 Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of S. POGUST SONS Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. Samuel Shapiro Compliments Of VENICE MAID Boulevard S Montrose Streets CO , Inc Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of BOSTON SHOE STORE Compliments Of VINELAND POULTRY CO. S. M. BARISH Vineland, New Jersey B. GREENBLATT QUALITY SERVICE SATISFACTION a Hardware Compliments Of Milady’s Beauty Shop 529 Elmer Street Phone 1334 Compliments Of MR. MRS. L C. SCHWARZMAN Growing With Your Confidence 729 Landis Avenue VINELAND DISTRIBUTING CO. Distributor ED. VASTANA, Prop. Phone 1339 241 Wood Street Compliments Of Mr� . Mrs� Stanley Altman Compliments Of Penn-Jersey Coal Co Dealers - Famous Reading Anthracite READING] The Low Ash Hard Coal Atlantic Furnace Oil «■ Choice of Thousands Phone 780-J Minotola, New Jersey FIOCCHI BROS. SERVICE STATION Seventh and Elmer Streets Phone 1424 Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of ZUCCA’S BAKERY Seventh and Cherry Streets Phones 996 - 1253 Vineland, New Jersey Vineland’s Home of Arrow Shirks Stetson Hats Congratulations Class Of 19 2 Interwoven Hose Jantzen Bathing Suits Compliments Of DOELL’S BAKERY Landis Avenue Compliments Of MENZ BROTHERS Sanitone Cleaners I N. Sixth Street Phone 172 Compliments Of GOTTARDES MARKET MEATS AND GROCERIES We Deliver 204 S. Seventh Street Phone 1669 Compliments Of BENJAMIN STEVENS Vine Leases Congratulations and Good Wishes To The Class Of 1942 SACRED HEART SCHOOL Mr. . Mrs. Armand J. Maretti Vine Leases Compliments Of A, CRESCI SON Due To Defense Work It Will Be Necessary For Us To Curtail Many Of Our Services For The Duration Of The War. Boulevard £ Grape Streets Phones 1700 - 170 Compliments Of WALLACE Plumbing and Heating Supply Company Boulevard Elmer Street Phone 1358 Compliments Of ELMER H. WENE Wene Chick Farms Phone 123 Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of C. T. BURKETT EWAN TERRACE DANIEL C. ANGELO Wholesale Tobacconist Cigarette Vending Machines 130 E. Main Street Phone 446 Millville, New Jersey Compliments Of CHARLES FIGAROLE PLUMBING HEATING ENGINEER CHRYSLER AIR TEMP. Boiler Burner Unit ■ Air Conditioning Hot Water Summer and Winter With Same Burners 638 Plum Street Phone l6o-J Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. THOMAS DELL’OREFICE Compliments Of INVADER OIL The Graduating Class of Sacred Heart High School Wish To Express Their Grateful Appreciation To All Who Have Made Our Play The Success We Are Sure It Will Be Compliments Of ZUCCA’S GROCERY MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES Third aid Almond Phone 1062 Compliments Of Viano Brothers and Melarancio Landisville, N. J. We Do Our Own Cleaning Phone l627 RUDOLPH THE TAILOR Cleaner and Dyer Three Hour Dry Cleaning Service 718 Park Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of WILFRED BEAUTY SALON 7 N. Sixth Street, 2nd Floor Phone 593 Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of Mr, Mrs, Henry Sorg Egg Harbor City, New Jersey SASDELLI BROTHERS 24 Hour Service Stations Boulevard and Wood Streets Phone 1788 Vineland, N. J. Harding Highway Phone 941 J-4 Buena, N. J. Celebrating The 50th Anniversary 1892 - 1942 C Alex M. Taylor Son Insurance In All Its Branches 545 Landis Avenue Compliments Of JAKE CASTELLANI Licensed Agent and Broker • Bonds and Insurance WE INSURE EVERYTHING Kotok Building Phone 1628 Compliments Of WILBUR PAGLIUGHI Service Centre • Complete Lubrication N. E. Cor. 4th (S' Landis Ave. Service With A Smile TAKE TFROM ME... 4fc %W YOU CAN’T BUY A BETTER OIL AT 25 WISE motorists everywhere are stopping for Insulated Texaco Motor Oil. Here’s why: ...because this insulated oil stands up under the high temperatures that modern engines develop. ... because it is Fur-fur-al refined to remove all im- purities. Your crankcase stays “FULL” longer. ... because it costs only a quarter a quart. GET IT HERE... D’IPPOLITO OIL CO. VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Order No. T 3AO D'IPPOLITO ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Everything Electrical • Sold for Cash or Easy Terms 6o4 Landis Ave., Vineland, N. J. Phone 363 Compliments Of CAMEO PRESS Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. M. Joseph Greenblatt Compliments Of M. MURRAY STERNBERG Lc9. ?C ? We have to make money for You Before we can make it for Ourselves Your printing and advertising, to be profitable, has to attract attention and promote sales at a reasonable cost. We have installed the most efficient press we could buy in order to produce the best quality of printing for you at a reasonable cost. It will cost you nothing to have us prove it by calling. The Gardella Print Shop J. DeMARCHI, Prop. 116 Grape St. Phone 142 Vineland Congratulations To The Graduating Class Garden State Dairies Dairy-Dell ❖ Ice Cream ❖ Creamery Products Frederick J. Harper, Owner BELLE HOSIERY STORES Famous For QUALITY STYLE ECONOMY 545 Landis Avenue Headquarters For Schoolegiate Socks and Anklets INSTITUTION SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Hosiery - Underwear - Accessories Everything For The Sisters 1019 Filbert Street Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments Of B, G. PANTS CO. READY TO SERVE Graduation is an important milestone in the life of every Ameri- can. It is the p int of change from many years of study to the application of knowledge—for the betterment of yourself, your family, your country. You are Ready to Serve—to serve in whatever capacity your training and talents best suit you. Shuman’s wish you Godspeed in this new phase of life now open to you. SHUMAN’S Vineland’s Leading Department Store Compliments Of C. H. WEBER Fruit and Produce Phone 232-W Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of STIDHAM FLOOD JOHN M. STIDHAM - LOREN D. FLOOD Phone 388-J II N. Sixth Street Endicott Supply Company Plumbing and Heating Supplies Pipes, Valves and Fittings We Recommend • GOULD'S PUMPS • KOHLER PLUMBING FIXTURES • PEERLESS BOILERS • CRANE OIL BURNING UNIT HEATERS • REPUBLIC PIPE and • CRANE VALVES 6- FITTINGS Distributed Exclusively By Endicott Supply Company West Boulevard and Pear Street Phones 682-683 Collegiate Cap and Gown Company Manufacturers and Outfitters Of Caps, Gowns and Hoods 366 Fifth Avenue New York THOMAS FORNATARO Distributor QUALITY BEERS AND ALES Nixon Street Landisville, New Jersey Compliments Of ADOLPH PHILIPS NAVY CLUB Auxiliary Ship No. 5 GEORGE A. ROSSI KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES Recapping - Vulcanizing - Grooving Second Street and Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Phone 1489 Compliments Of BUGLIO TRUCKING CO, Wheat Road Phone 1849 MRS. CURTIS BRIDAL SHOPPE Exclusive Styles for the Bridal Party and General Dress Making Also Bridal Bedroom Sets Is My Specialty Phone 1537 213 S. Eighth Street Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of DR. MRS. MAGOLDA Compliments Of EARLE H. SLOAN All Kinds Of Insurance National Bank Building Phone 500 Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. C. Mastrogiovanni Compliments Of Seventh Grade Pupils of Sacred Pleart School Phone 104 Ladies Deluxe Tailoring ACE TAILORING COMPANY Frank Murri, Manager Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing 15 S. Sixth Street Vineland, New Jersey INSTITUTIONAL BRUSH CO. 71 -73 Murray Street New York City RICHLAND POULTRY FARM Joseph Petrini, Prop. S. C. White Leghorns Baby Chicks In Season Harding Highway Phone 568 J-l Compliments Of JOFFE LUMBER COMPANY Quality and Service Delsea Drive and Landis Avenue at Circle Phone IIIO Vineland, New Jersey Lcq.v’cq DR. MELVIN D. BLOOMENSTEIN Dentist Phone 2034 613 Elmer Street Vineland, New Jersey KOTOK’S MARKET Fruit and Produce S. W. Cor. Sixth and Landis Avenue Phones 99 - 199 Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of TEXACO SERVICE STATION JOSEPH PENNINO, Prop. ICE CREAM CANDY CIGARETTES 917 Landis Avenue Phone 1422 Compliments Of THE JUNIOR SHOP BENNY BRAUN, Prop. Infant’s and Children’s Wear 537 Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey DeROSSI SON, CO. Best Wishes For SUCCESS To The Class Of 19 2 A. De Rossi Dom De Rossi Compliments Of Q. MARIANI Delicatessen Phone 1235-W 606 Fowler Avenue Compliments Of DALLAGO CARINI Plumbing, Heating, Tin Roofing and Repairing FISKE OIL BURNER 721 Montrose Street Phones 495 - 494-R Best Wishes To The Sacred Heart High School Graduating Class Of 1942 P E N N E Y'S 1. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Incorporated 9 4 • . 639 Landis Avenue Paul Brundage, Mgr. Phone 970 Compliments Of JENNINGS’ DINER Good Food ❖ Home Made Pastries e Table Service Boulevard Cr Landis Avenue Phone 1765 Compliments Of M R STORE MAX ROSEN, Proprietor WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF LIQUORS, WINES, CORDIALS AND RUM FOR THE SEDATE TRADE Call and See Our Stock Before Buying Orders Promptly Executed 19 N. Sixth Street Phone 570 Compliments Of Consolidated Pants Co. Hammonton, New Jersey Compliments Of MAINIERO’S JEWELRY, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 6 RADIO Phone 371 739 Landis Avenue Compliments Of Vineland's Outstanding Cleaner DIAMOND CLEANERS DYERS Charles Festa, Prop. Phone 300 Congratulations and Good Wishes For Future Success To The Members Of The Graduating Class Of 1942 SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL VINELAND (Limes IfE journal Vine Leases Compliments Of EAST END MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler and Plymouth Phone 270 Compliments Of HOLLAND FURNACE COMPANY Holland Furnaces Make Warm Friends Heating • Air Conditioning ■� Oil Burners Phone 830 520 Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of G. MORRELLO SONS FINE MEATS AND QUALITY GROCERS Delivered To Your Door Both Our Prices and Merchandise Are Right Phone 1389 Seventh Cherry Streets Compliments Of He Prospers Most Who Serves Best ENNIES o: i sar-% Vineland’s Own Store — Since Mother Was A Girl OUR AIM To sell only trustworthy merchandise at fair prices to render satisfactory service; if we fail to do so, kindly allow us an opportunity to remedy it. 533 Landis Avenue Phone 435 MICHAEL MENNIES, Prop. Compliments Of IRWIN’S 527 Landis Avenue Coats Dresses ❖ Sportswear INES BEAUTY SHOP All Types Of Beauty Culture 719 Cherry Street Phone 2179 Compliments Of JEROME WAXMAN Hold Your Next Social Affair At The WHITE SPARROW INN PARTIES BANQUETS CATERING Fine Food At Moderate Prices — American or Chinese COCKTAIL LOUNGE Phone 1459 Park Avenue Delsea Drive Loaves Compliments Of DALLAGO BROTHERS Plumbing and Heating Phone 1232-W Box 6l Chestnut Avenue Compliments Of Italian - American Republican Club Of Bridgeton, New Jersey Compliments Of CUMBERLAND COUNTY GAS CO. 635 Landis Avenue Phone IOO Compliments Of FRANK J. TESTA 6l5 Landis Avenue Phone 2320 LcQstcQ Compliments Of SEARS, ROEBUCK and COMPANY Phone 1080 727 Landis Avenue For Rolls Of All Kind « Pure Pumperniclde and Rye Bread Stop At FREEDMAN’S BAKERY Phone 1811 529 Plum Street Compliments Of Landis Township Republican Club Phone 280 J-l Compliments Of JOSEPH BROTHERS Compliments Of LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Compliments Of J. J. NEWBERRY, CO. Compliments Of A FRIEND rine Leo$c 3 Compliments Of BELCO GLASS INC. Compliments Of MR. MRS. MICHEAL HEALY Compliments Of HEALY’S TRAVEL AGENCY 14 S. W. Boulevard Compliments Of MARTHA WASHINGTON LODGE DAUGHTERS OF ITALY WE MOVE ANYTHING’ CARTON’S EXPRESS Phone 487 115 Montrose Street, Vineland, New Jersey Compliments Of SCHNEIDER’S BAKERY 803 Landis Avenue Phone 311 Bell Phone 367-J Wm. Gotsdiner, Prop. HOME SUPPLY COMPANY 712 Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey rine Leases Compliments Of Caesar J, Raffo Distributor For SOCONY VACUUM PRODUCTS In Cumberland County And Outlying Districts Raffo’s Friendly Service Telephone Vineland 197 A DIGNIFIED FUNERAL SERVICE In it the bereaved can find solace—when they know that all has been well done to make the last journey of the deceased dignified, beautiful and fine. Jfanson SJunetal Si Conte OLDEST AND LARGEST FUNERAL ESTABLISHMENT •No NO CHARGE FOR PARLORS—24 HOUR SERVICE R HANSON FUNERAL DIRECTOR 7th Wood Streets Phone 45