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

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LAWRENCE J. NIGHTLINGER Sacred Heart Parish 328 Elmer Street Vineland, N. J. Larry'’, possessor of a keen sense of humor, a ready wit. and that irresistible smile, is always on the alert to play some practical joke. As an outstanding guard on the basketball team. Larry has done much to add to the athletic achievements of S.H.H.S. ALBERT W. ORLANDINI Sacred Heart Parish Wheat Road it Valley Avenue Vineland, N. j. To us, “Al” has been a very true member of our class. In all of our activities, his co- operation has been most generous and will- ing. We admire greatly the outstanding char- acteristic which he possesses—honesty. There is no doubt that he will be missed when our school days are no more. Here’s to the best of luck and happiness.

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 NICHOLAS V. LERA St. Mary’s Parish Chestnut Avenue E. Vineland, N. J. Although a seemingly quiet hoy, Nick is a real fellow when he gets started. Sports of any description are his greatest attrac- tion. He is liked by everyone in school be- cause of his willingness to help whenever it is needed. We all hope his future will be a bright and happy one. WILLIAM J. MARTIN St. Mary Magdalen's Parish 117 W. Foundry Street Millville, N. J. One word tells us all about “Bill —con- genial. He boasts many friends, can trip “The light fantastic” to practically every tune or step. Bill takes part in all school ac- tivities, especially dramatics, when he likes to play “leading man”. His fascinating smile is bound to attract those who will help him to make his dreams come true. We were very proud the day his returns came in from the “V-12” exam—“Passed”!

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Loaves Sacred Heart Parish 629 Almond Street Vineland, N. J. A nice, quiet. unoffensivc student, never interfering with matters that do not con- cern him. I ommy is a firm believer in the Eleventh Commandment . He is a con- scientious worker, and once he attempts a thing he will not give up until he has mas- tered it. Among his many talents is Music. Some day we hope to see his name among the Philharmonic artists after he finishes his course at some celebrated conservatory. VALENTINE PERRI Sacred Heart Parish Palermo Avenue 4 Vineland, N. J. “Val”, like so many other high school stu- dents, is a lover of sports, especially out- door activities. Hunting is his very chief delight. And he can play the guitar too. Witness his contribution to the dance in the Senior play, Mother Carey’s Chickens” and you will agree that his musical ability was an asset. He is determined to help our coun- try on to victory through the Navy. Good luck to you. Val. THOMAS A. RIGGIO