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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

r JOSEPH Zhe 957 Vine leaves SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOl VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Juvites you to A company considered to be assembled about a central point of interest, bound by a common tie, converging toward a coveted objective” . . . such is one of the many accepted definitions of a CIRCLE, and it is from this recognized meaning that the theme of the 1957 VINE LEAVES evolves. The area of the Sacred Heart circle includes the curricular and the co-curricular activities of some three hundred students, drawn from sixteen parishes, who bound by a common tie, come daily from great distances to this educational center. Here they avail themselves of the opportunities offered them to acquire not only a sound academic background but a solidly religious training as well. COME, JOIN OUR CIRCLE,” say these students, as they share with you their round of exciting experiences. oooooooooo Sacred Heart High School is a fully accredited institu- tion of learning entitled to grant the secondary school diploma of the State of New Jersey and the Diocese of Camden. Students may avail themselves of business sub- jects or college preparatory courses. Three foreign lan- guages, four years of Mathematics, three laboratory sci- ences are included in the majors offered. Minor subjects include Mechanical Drawing, Music, Library, Art, Physi- cal Education, and Health. Sports and Dramatics also appeal to many of the students. Religious and lay faculty members hold academic de- grees from the following colleges and universities: The Catholic University of America, National University of Ireland, University of Notre Dame, University of Penn- sylvania, Fordham University, Western Reserve Univer- sity, Villanova University, Seton Hall University, Uni- versity of Colorado, University of Maine, Temple Univer- sity, New York University, Chestnut Hill College, La Salle College, College of Notre Dame, Maryland, Maryland Institute. TO YOUR EXCELLENCY THE MOST REV. JUSTIN J. McCARTHY, S.T.D., LL.D. The students of Sacred Heart High School, Vineland, tender a most sincere welcome to the Diocese of Camden. As the lesser lambs of your new fold, we pledge our youthful fealty, while glad we bless the power that made thee shepherd in our land.” 4 Devoted religious directors form its core... THE VERY REV. MSGR. WILLIAM J. HICKEY, S.T.D., V.F. Pastor Dean of Cumberland County THE REV. CHARLES P. McGARRY Superintendent of Schools Diocese of Camden Understanding O Advisors It has been said of priests in general, and in particular of those priests engaged in the educa- tion of youth, that they are like candles set in the midst of darkness that through them true light might be diffused. And just as true light, with un- erring accuracy, penetrates the darkness, so have our priests assumed the great stewardship of God’s royal family of souls, in order to dispel the shadows of doubt and ignorance. They not only live the life and know the truth, but they love both in order to make both loved. Self-sacrifice is only one small arc in the circle of their lives. Complete dedication to the great cause of bringing souls to Christ completes the orbit. THE REV. JOHN J. CLARK Assistant Superintendent of Schools Diocese of Camden Radiate inspiring guidance THE REV. JEROME M. PRISCO THE REV. MICHAEL V. DALY Sophomores listen with attentive in- terest as Father Daly explains to them a point of creed. THE REV. KEVIN B. O’DOHERTY MR. JAMES HATCH Boys’ Coach, Physical Education, Health MRS. ERNEST FERRARIE Physical Education, Health The members of our lay faculty touch the circle of our lives at various tangents, exerting an in- fluence which will be felt with increasing impor- tance as the circle widens. MRS. MARGARET BEU, R.N., B.S. Home Nursing, First Aid Through the efforts of our 8 MISS DOLORES T. LOPERGOLA Girls’ Basketball Coach MISS CATHERINE CRESCI Organist MRS. LEWIS DTPPOLITO Dramatics JCay faculty our scope is widened . .. their instruction Row I: Sister Agnes Isabel, Very Rev. William J. Hic- key, Sister Joseph Annetta. Row 2: Sister Consolata Maria, Sister St. Stanislaus, Sister Miriam. Row 3: Sis- ter Mary Elena, Sister Clare Gervase, Sister Grace Cath- arine. Row 4: Sister Ed- ward Benedict, Sister Joseph Emmanuel. o o O and that of our Religious Teachers • 10 0 Loolc upon yourselves as the ministers of God and of Jesus Christ, and acquit yourselves with zeal of your sacred duties.”—St. John Baptist de la Salle. Sisters, those whose lives are dedicated to Christ and whose work is dedicated to His children, find in a classroom more than a mere workshop or laboratory for the development of the intellect. Rather do they consider a classroom as a hallowed spot, peopled by students who are beloved of Christ and the prospective citizens of Heaven. Theirs is truly the work of an Apostle, faithfully echoing the Word within them and establishing true tenets in fertile and receptive minds. A divine plan is followed through in order to complete a divine work and prepare God’s child not only for life in this world but also for life in Heaven. That they may do uncomplainingly the endless big and little tasks of a teacher, that in serving His children they may better serve Him, is the daily prayer of our teaching Sisters. ’'Thought once awakened docs not sleep again,” said Carlyle, and thought that leads a soul safely and surely through this life to Heaven is frequently, if not always, the result of the awakening of a seed planted early in youth. If the circle of education includes an intelligent adulthood, let thought, awakened, complete the cycle and lead to the eternal realms of Heaven. prepares us as devout and intelligent adults in substance and insight through our curriculum of 12 o 13 FRESHMAN A Row 1: Peter Visconti, David Richmond, John Comisky, Gregory Chiarello, Robert Butler, and George Desotti. Row 2: Rcbert Boisvert, James Bononcini, Ronald Stringari, John Giovanetti, and Richard Ziller. Row 3: Leonard Smith, Paul Grimm, Ralph Squillace, and Dominic Pizzo. Row 4: John Davis, Joseph Capizola, Charles Jost, and Lawrence O’Brien. Sister St. Stanislaus explains transposition to Lucille Boscola and Patricia O'Rourke as 9A students follow an absorbing lesson in Algebra. Freshmen boys 9A class officers check play returns. Charles Jost, Joseph Capizola, Rosemary Cini, Lucille Boscola, and Evelyn Bauer seem pleased with their number-one place in the campaign. 14 An English lesson in Freshman B finds Edward Dalton dictating to Elizabeth Witz. James Crowley watches. FRESHMAN B Class officers of Freshman B prepare for Sodality: Barbara D Alessandro. Margaret De Marco, Mary Ann Danna, Rose- mary Fava, Michael Surowiec, Eugene Volpe, and Thomas Rig- gione. Row 1: Robert Malatesta, Stephen Paglitighi. Row 2: Anthony Visconti, John Cherivtch, Joseph Chinnici. Row }: Eugene Volpe, Thomas Riggione, Ronald Giglio. Row 4: Michael Surowiec, William McLaughlin, James Crowley, Richard Krason. Row 5: Michael Paolino, Peter Curtis, Edward Dalton, Michael Castaldi, John Lelli. Row 6: Peter Crovo, Eugene Surwillo, Fred Stolar, Michael Brewer. Freshmen girls Rosemary Gottardi, Gloria Sterchele, and William McLaughlin execute some theories of color and design that they have learned in Freshman Art. Sister Edward Benedict offers a suggestion. Rosamund Bruno. David Richmond. Catherine Maruffi, and Robert Butler check Latin endings of third declension nouns as Sister Mary Elena super- vises. FRESHMAN B Ron 1: Rosemary Procopio. Joan Inferrera, Marilyn Cassisi. Lillian Accardo. Rosemary Fava, Marion Coraluzzo, and Maryanne Genovese. Row 2: Carole Di Biaso, Julia Roagers, Kathleen Pilla, Mary Ann Danna. Margaret Nocco, and Gloria Sterchele. Row 3: Barbara Westcott, Margaret De Marco. Mary Van Steyn, Elizabeth Witz. Felicia Cascia, and Mary Smaniotti. Ron 4: Mary Ellen Hembcrger, Frances Raymond. Gloria Sciore. Patricia Haas. Barbara De Santis, and Geraldine Sterchele. Ron 5: Frances Smarra, Marilyn Chini, and Mildred Barker. Standing: Loretta I.andi, Barbara D’Alessandro. Catherine Girgenti, Anita Tursini, Marie Marcucci, Rosemary Gottardi, and Carol Cresta. Abtent: Maureen Misiewicz. Freshman: Richard Zillcr, George Desotti. John Cherivtch, Ronald Giglio, Evelyn Bauer, Gloria Sterchele. and Anita Tursini arc being gently re- minded that the front door is for Seniors only. Freshmen students eagerly seek ways of assist- ing in the Bishops’ Relief Fund. L. to R.: Joseph Capizola, Robert Boisvert, Mary Ann Walsh, Kathryn Bucca, Anthony Di Paola and Helen Alexander. FRESHMAN A . Row 1: Lucille Stefano. Patricia Celia, Eleanor Arena, Sharon Hennessy, Dons Sbertoli, and Angela Toritto. Row 2: Patricia D’Augustine, I.ucille Boscola, Carole Clark, Marlene Goffredi, and Carolyn Genoni. Row 3: Rita Gottardi, Carole Dell, Cecilia Orlandini, Mary Ann Goffredi. and Rita Sherman. Row 4: Angeline Panzino, Elizabeth D’Ippolito. Adriana Bertcli, and Evelyn Bauer. Row 5: Judith Tomasso, Lois Guida. Marjorie Gruhler, and Patricia O’Rourke. Standing: Catherine Marufli, Carolyn Reeves, Rosamund Bruno, Lucille --------------— — - Magolda. Rosalie Capabianco, Kathryn Pendola, Judith Cappellucci, Agnes Ferrillo, Ellen Shannon, and Rosemary Cini. Absent: Mary Ann Walsh, Helen Alexander, and Kathryn Sophomore Melanie Levari awaits the order of guest James Capo, while James Neary and Fred Johnson explain Judith Bari’s Spanish chart. Second year scholars Sandra Cupini watches eagerly as Judith Bari constructs tangents to a circle from an external point during Geometry class. in our SOPHOMORE A Row 1: George Haughey, Paul Dondero, John Dougherty, and James Capo. Row 2: James Neary, George Cox, Robert Sutter, Carlo Merighi, and Elmer Hewitt. Row 3: Harry Brooks, James Scarano, Thomas Barber, Ronald Sciarretti, John Sikking, and Fred Johnson. SOPHOMORE B Row 1: Ralph Quickmirc, Franci� Smolka, Edmund Csefalvay, and Ernest Auguistine. Row 2: Robert Novario, Richard Chini, Joseph Danna, and Edward McDonald. Row 3: Theodore Mercurio. Joseph Men , Mark DeSantis, and William Reilly. Row 4: Joseph Di Filippo, Thomas Hagenbarth, and Joseph Kasper. Row 5: Charles Pickering, Joseph Musso. Sophomore boys Class Officers of 10 B, Charles Pickering, Joan Van Steyn, Dolores Busnardo, and Joseph Kasper, find it easy to make biology drawings with the aid of a Bioscope. SOPHOMORE A SEATED: Row 1: Kathryn Hewitt, Kathleen Rice, Dolores Saudcrs, Mariam Jost. Rom 2: Maria Gallino. Joanr.e Zitto. Carol Ronchetti, Margaret McMahon. Row 3: Dorothea Dan nenhoffer, Kathleen Rubcrti, Phylli Manno, Phyllis Girgenti, Melanie I.evari. Rom‘ 4: Ver- onica Canino, Judith Pease, Patricia White, Shirley Dalesandro. Victoria Greganti. Barbara Bagliani. STANDING: L. to. R.. Carol Mon- tesanto, Mary Anne Di Matteo. Joan Barlam, Cecilia Barlam, Judith Bari, Sandra Cupini, Dolores Centritto. Betty Jean Gore, Mary Ann Duffek, Janice Bertonazzi, Joanne Donato. ABSENT: Diane Sole. Sophomore girls Library aides Dolores Saunders, Joan Van Steyn and Antionettc Canino assist Sister Joseph Emmanuel in the preparation of new books. Sophomores enjoy the study of insects as Sister Grace Catharine explains wing adaptations. 20 Antoinette Canino, Sophomore B, French I student, exhibits her personal French postal card to an interested class. SOPHOMORE B Seated (foreground to background). Row 1: Anisia Cehelsky, Sandra Sachetti, Jacqueline Romanini, and Rita Halloran. Row 2: Car- olyn Freeh, Carol Durand, Dolores Busnardo, Pauline Oliva, and Rosemary Johnson. Row 3: Patricia Zucca, Barbara Neal, Susan McKeon, Elizabeth Tomlin, and Joan Van Steyn. Row 4: Antoinette Canino, Maureen McLaughlin, and Judith Neri. Standing deft to right): Carolyn Hofbauer, Lois Dannenhoffer, Marie Elena Rcsiello, Patricia Kane, Carol Egizi, and Margaret Dobson. 21 Electrical work for the play proceeds under the direction of Charles Catalano, Vincent Canino, and Ralph Tursini. Romeo Mezzetti offers a suggestion as he applies the final touches to the painting of the well. Upper classes of our circle O O O Dolent ion brings work! Assisting Chris” L. to R.: Janies Reilly, Mr. Christopher Kissane, David Lelli, and John Pierantozzi. Class permits, excuse notes, detention slips, attendance lists—any or all of these may be the reason why 11A class representatives await their turn at the office. L. to R.: Ralph Tursini, Edith Mihaly, Carol Arata, Deno Marino, and Gasper Taorniino. Junior boys JUNIOR A Foreground (left to right). Row 1: Eugene Guicheteau, Romeo Mezzetti, Robert Solda, Edward Knudsen, and John De Marco. Row 2: Joseph Dagostino, James Reilly, David Lelli, and Terry Venturi. Row 3: Gregory Giancola, Joseph Spatola, John Pierantozzi, and Robert Wright. Row 4: Philip McQuaid, Gasper Taormina, and Robert Bassetti. Standing: Deno Marino, Michael Provenzano, Ralph Tur- sini, Charles Catalano, and Vincent Canino. JUNIOR A Row 1: Geraldine Mattioli, and Eleanor D’Am- ico. Row 2: Carol Arata, Marie Davis, and Rosemarie Guisti. Row 3: I.eonor Di Pace, Elizabeth Imburgia, Annette Crovo, and Eleanor Cherivtch. Row 4: Edwina Misiewicz, Catherine Enoch, Edith Mihaly, Angela San- toma, and Veronica Giacomelli. Absent: Bar- bara Dimeo and Joyce Traverso. Hours of planning were required to make the Junior Prom the success that it was. Ann Vastano and Carol Arata read some of the suggestions as Rudolph Favretto, Ralph Tursini, Gasper Taormina, and Dominic Romano look on. 24 Members of the Latin III class. Marie Davis, Eliza- beth Imburgia, Catherine Enoch, Geraldine Mat- tioli, and Robert Ushler, discuss a passage from Cicero. 1 IB GIRLS Row 1: Claudette De Paul, Patricia Ieropoli. Row 2: Judith Daly, Annette Curtis, and Mary Theresa Coraluzzo. Row 3: Zandrea Caterina, Madeline Borasi, Dolores Mathias, Ann Vas- tano, and Carol Carletto. Row 4: Mary E. Snyder, Dolores D’Augustinc, Lorraine Le- Fevre, Judith Giovinazzi, and Linda Dechen. Standing L. to R.: Patricia Gardella, Joyce Fulton, Gwen Papiano, Magdalen Van Steyn, Pauline Tischbein, Marie Salvo, Regina Mur phy, and Josephine Bruno. 4 Junior girls • O O Sister Consolata Maria dictates a letter to Rudolph Favretto, Dominic Romano, Ann Vastano, Judith Daly, and Linda Dechen, Class Officers. 25 Dominic Diorio, Edward Avena, and Michael Hen nessy master fundamental techniques in this mech anical drawing class. SENIOR A Zheir circle is completed Row 1: Richard Myers, Robert Curry, Albert Cassisi, Joseph Ambrose, and Thomas Cas tell ini. Row 2: Joseph Majcske, Peter Colucci, Edward Avena, Michael Hennessy, and John Catalano. Row i: Paul Dechcn, Robert Ushler, Joseph Smith, and Richard Genoni. Row 4: Ronald Gottardi, Anthony Barber, Robert Jost, and Charles Reilly. Row 5: Richard Gold- man, Thomas Smith, and Dominic Diorio. Sister Clare Gervase explains details of the financial drive for Chimes of Nor mandy”, to the class officers of 12A. Left to Right: Thomas Castellini, Mary Agnes Giacomelli, Margaret Hcnnessy, Richard Genoni, Theresa Bellamy, and Charles Reilly. Mrs. Margaret Beu, R. N., clari- fies a doubt in the mind of a senior student during a period of First Aid. SENOR A Row 1: Barbara Collett, Joyce Randazzo, Theresa Bellamy, and Lelia Giovanetti. Row 2: Katherine Lcshay, Doris Torregrosso, Reb- ecca Squires, and Mary Agnes Giacomelli. Row 3: Catherine Tirelli, Margaret Hcnnessy, and Georgette Mahady. Row 4: Gabriella Gentiletti. Abietit: Patricia Macklin. Senior A Irene Girone, Rita Ammirato, and Teresa Montesanto enjoy the delights of Macbeth , as they turn from the board to the class members of English IV. SENIOR B Row 1: Dolores Kindle, Teresa Montesanto, Irene Girone, and Renee Bacque. Row 2: Frances George, Jacqueline Favoretto, Rita Ammirato, and Agnes Dondero. Row 3: Chris tine Profetto, Joanne Kane, and Eleanor Infer rera. Row 4: Roseanne Messina and Marie Patrignani. Standing: Barbara Scarpa, Rose Marie Rosenti, Marilyn De Santis, Marlene Scarcella, Marlene Fiocchi, and Mildred Cam arano. Marilyn Do Santis chocks Mildred Camarano’s Cash Receipts Journal and the corresponding exercise in posting just completed by Michael Calabrese, under the direction of Sister Miriam. SENIOR B Senior B Row 1: Edward Walsh, Robert Hall, Michael Calabrese, and Eugene Tobolski. Row 2: Joseph Tuso, Sanford Chinnici, and Robert Gardella. Row 3: Roland White and Philip Jost. Cars arc a major interest around Sacred Heart, and this 1957 Cadillac, which has just rolled on to the floor at Mori Bros., comes in for its share of attention. James Capo explains all the new features of the dashboard to Mark De Santis, Joseph Di Filippo, and Carlo Merighi. Thomas Riggione and Elmer Hewitt admire the chrome bumpers while Theodore Mercurio looks longingly at the controls. Barbara Collett, senior Student-Secretary, pre- pares her first absentee sheet under the guidance of Sister Grace Catharine. Monsignor confers with the members of the After- Prom Committee. 30 A job well done receive deserved recognition as James Crowley, Anthony Di Paola, and Sandra Cupini are presented with their awards by Sister Agnes Isabel. These students were the top three” when the ticket and patron drive for the play ended. Lawrence O’Brien, Peter Visconti, David Richmond, Charles Jost, Rita Sherman, Marlene Goffredi, Ralph Squillacc, and Anthony Di Paola display the mascot which they captured during operetta activities. Mrs. Ernest Ferrarie and Mr. James Hatch discuss plans and schedules for the sports program with Monsignor Hickey. Mr. Jack Claes, city recreation director, ad- dressed the sophomore girls at Health class on the topic, Recreation in the City of Vine- land.” A color film depicting the wide variety of activities available for young and old was shown by the speaker. Mrs. Ernest Ferrarie sponsored the program. Mere and there in our circle 31 1 1 J J we participate in various 1 j 32 News items for the forthcoming issue are discussed by Dominic Diorio, Theresa Bellamy, Mary Agnes Giacomelli, Mark De Santis, Regina Murphy, Anisia Cehelsky, Judy Daly, and Sister Edward Benedict. Vinelandia Scientifically yours, Ronald Gottardi, explains some interesting scientific facts to Marlene Fiocchi, I.inda Dechen, and Edith Mihaly. Art Editors Mariam Jost, Marilyn Dc Santis, and Edward Knudsen work on sketches as Rebecca Squires, Sports Editor, goes over some recent scores with Joseph Men . 34 Carol Egizi, Judith Neri, Susan McKeon, seated, and Carol Durand, standing, have a special interest in sophomore news stories. Mr. Carl Wolf explains some fine points of yearbook photography to Marilyn De Santis and Dom Diorio. Anthony Di Paola, Freshman Assistant, gladly learns some pointers also. Vine Leaves Sister Agnes Isabel admires the blazer which Sandra Cupini won as first prize in the yearbook drive. Eleanor Inferrera smiles appreciatively at her own award. Checking the yearbook files are Mary Giacomelli, Dominic Diorio, Mildred arano, and Marlene Fiocchi. Freshmen Anita Tursini and Anthony Di Paola smile at the Vistarama dolls which they provided for the display in Convention Hall. Weekly Sodality concludes with Benediction. Ralph Tursini junior, and Ronald Gottardi, senior, prepare incense for use at this devotion. Catholic Action Retreat master. Rev. Coleman Powers, O.F.M., poses with Carol Carlctto and Patricia White. Chestnut Hill Night Mary Agnes Giacomelli and Marilyn Do Santis examine Chestnut Hill College literature as President Rita Cresci supplies the verbal atmosphere. Last minute preparations are checked by the officers of the Cum- berland Ccunty Group of Chestnut Hill College as they preside at an evening of open house for seniors and their mothers. L. to R.: Irida Mattioli, Ann Giacalone D'Ippolito, Rita Cresci and Dolores Arnade Morin. Interested parents listen as the committee members discuss the facets of Chestnut Hill College. A spiritual bouquet, repre- senting the prayers of all the students, is presented by Mary Ann De Matteo to Mother Irma Immaculate, prinicpal of Sacred Heart Grade School, on the occa- sion of her Feast Day, De- cember 8. 38 Vistarama exhibits captivated faculty and students. Sr. Con- solata Maria admires an unusual painting while potential missionaries arc enticed by a display of the Marquette League. Visitors to Vistarama linger long enough in this choice spot to be captured by the roving photographer. Seniors Agnes Dondcro, Rita Ammirato and Teresa Montesanto pause before the doll exhibit representing the South Jersey second- ary schools. Vistarama Patricia Zucca, Sandra Sachetti, Jacqueline Romanini, Marie Elena Rosiello, and Harry Brooks chat with Rev. Francis B. Stocker, C. S. Sp., Ass't. Nat’l. Director of the Pontifical Association of the Holy Childhood. I The Catholic Daughters of America Poster Contest is an annual challenge. The smiling winners are Carol Cresta, Rita Sherman and Betty Ann Imbur- gia, seated, and Patricia D'Augustine, standing. Marlene Scarcella presents to Sister St. Stanislaus the record won by Sac- red Heart High School in the tenth annual Voice of Democracy Contes:. Students of the Problems of Democ- racy classes participated by preparing five-minute scripts entitled I Speak for Democracy.” The contest was sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Kathleen Rice reads a poem while Edward McDonald, Edwina Misiewicz and Dolores Busnardo listen atten- tively. They were winners in the poetry contest spon- sored by the Catholic Daughters of America in connec- tion with Catholic Press month. Here are the girls who helped to lick polio” by the sale of lollipops and by a collection of dimes. In the foreground, left to right, are Barbara Collett and Edith Mihaly. Standing are Marlene Fiocchi, Margaret Hennessy and Joyce Randazzo. USUi Cooperation in all civic drive� indicates the generosity of Sacred Heart students, who in this photo are ab- sorbed in checking the items used in the Heart Associa- tion’s annual appeal. Silting: Richard Squires, Corinne Marino. Standing: Agnes Dondero, Charles Pickering, Paul Dondero, and Patricia Macklin. Top patron and ticket salesmen for The Chimes of Normandy study the chart to see who is on the lead. Lrft to Right: James Crowley, Eugene V’olpe, Rosemarie Guisti, Maria Gallino, Anthony DiPaola, Terry Venturi, Paul Grimm, Eleanor Arena, Joyce Ran- dazzo, and Sandra Cupini. Civic Projects Senior Marilyn De Santis displays her award received for attain- ing first place in the Voice of Democracy contest. Mr. Bruce H. Garlock makes the presentation. Senior girls show apprecia- tion of laminated placques donated to the school by the Vineland Exchange Club. Freedom Shrine Monsignor accepts the Free- dom Shrine from Mr. David Venturi and Mr. Joseph Poggioli. Student represent- atives attend the formal ded- ication. 42 P.T.A. Officers—Sealed: Mrs. Harry Hearing, Monsignor Hickey, Mrs. Aldo Lotti. Standing: Mrs. Victor Volpe, Mrs. Dante Manaresi, Mrs. Merele Koehler, and Mrs. Peter Zucca. Parent-Teacher conference stems from the annual P.T.A. open house. Here Sister Grace Catharine and Mrs. David Venturi talk business. Marking its thirty-first anniversary, the P.T.A. celebrates by a cake-cutting ceremony. Presi- dent Mrs. Harry Hearing is pictured with Monsignor Hickey. Vineland's Deputy Business Administrator, Mr. Charles V. Reilly, is here pictured with other members of Sacred Heart Alumni who are employed at City Hall. Seated: John B. D’lppo- lito IV, Charles V. Reilly and Charles J. Nealis. Standing: Janet Dondero, Joyce Angelo Cobianchi, Elsa Enzman, Marylcu Bond Hennessy, Rosemarie Rocco, Rose Dallago, and Marie Gruccio. Still within the outer circle Senior Joseph Ambrose presents Marilyn De Santis with a corsage immediately preceding the PTA Fashion Parade in which they acted as models. Rev. Joseph Spinelli, O.S.A., is sighting-in” the members of the rifle team at Msgr. Bonner High School, Drexel Hill, Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Father Spinelli is a member of the 1946 graduating class and said his first Mass in Sacred Heart Church in February, 1955. Besides serving as rifle coach. Father also teaches Reli- gion III and Spanish I. Michael Diorio, ’54, Villanova junior, congratu- lates his younger brother, Dominic, on his success- ful scholastic endeavors at Sacred Heart. Mr. Eugene Maggioncalda, local business manager, demonstrates to Marlene Fiocchi and Edward Walsh, the mechanics of a bookkeeping machine. Mr. Maggion- calda was graduated from Sacred Heart and Villanova University. Medical technicians, Virginia Risi, ’56, and Marie Sas- delli, ’56, chat with seniors Patricia Macklin and Bar- bara Collett. Mr. Joseph Alexander, prominent Sacred Heart alumnus, explains to his freshman sister, Helen, the significance of the school ring. He supplies the students’ rings. 45 V Circles of ooooooooooo holiday cheer 46 ... Christmas Christmas comes to Sacred Heart! Whether singing carols, dramatizing legends, or preparing gifts for the needy, students are ever mindful of the sublime signifi- cance of the holiday season. A. Barber, P. Dechen, J. Majeske, and R. Ushler provide exhibit number one of the holiday loot. Holly Time Senior Joseph Tuso explains to the Del Rossi twins (his cousins) that they can look forward to the tradi- tional tree and holly hunt. 48 Members of our younger circle pay annual visit to the high school Crib, where their older relations complete details of artistry. Returning from a day in the woods, the senior boys pose proud- ly as they display their spoils. The fresh holly branches will be used for church decorations. What beautiful religious sentiments are inspired by the Advent Wreath! Engaged in preparing this one are, left to right: Melanie I.evari, I.inda Dechen, Joan Van Steyn, and Deno Marino. Pictured here are the boys to whom Sacred Heart looks for their victories. Clock� isc: Edward Avena, James Reilly, Joseph Ambrose, Edward Walsh, Joseph Smith, John Pierantozzi, Michael Hennessy, and Richard Genoni. Sports spheres James Reilly comes in fast to steal the ball from his Vineland rival. Richard Genoni tears up court to lend his assistance for the ’'Hearts. 1 The boys behind the scenes” who keep every- thing in tip-top condition are Ronald Giglio, Romeo Mezzetti, Anthony Di Paola, and Vin- cent Canino. The ’’Hearts —Edward Walsh, Richard Genoni and Edward Avena—join forces to intercept a pass during the Vineland High game. Boys' Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball Team setting up a play with Coach James Hatch. Front Rom: kneeling, left to right: John Pierantozzi, James Reilly, Richard Genoni, Michael Hennessy, Coach James Hatch, Ed- ward Walsh, Thomas Smith, and Edward Avena. Back Rom, Standing: Joseph Di Filippo, Terry Venturi, Joseph Smith, Joseph Ambrose, and Mark DeSantis. Joseph Ambrose’s grim face shows his true Sacred Heart determination. Preparing for another Sacred Heart victory arc Edward Walsh, Edward Avena, Richard Gcnoni, and Joseph Ambrose. Coach James Hatch is very proud of his Varsity Team. Pictured here, left to right: Coach Hatch, Michael Hcnncssy, Joseph Smith, John Pierantozzi, Edward Avena, James Reilly, Thomas Smith, Richard Genoni, Edward Walsh, Terry Venturi, Joseph Di Filippo, and Joseph Ambrose. Varsity Baseball Team Coach James Hatch, Robert Bassetti. Joseph Di Filippo, Edward Walsh, Michael Calabrese, Richard Genoni, Joseph Ambrose, Edward Avena, James Neary, Joseph Menz, and Terry Venturi. Court capers Joan Van Slcyn, Kathryn Hewitt and Judith Ncri watch Magdalen Van Steyn shoot from the charity line. Mildred Camarano shows the fighting spirit that makes her an outstanding captain as she and Joyce Randazzo jump for the ball. Junior Varsity players, Lucille Stc- fano, Patricia O'Rourke, Mariam Jost, Mary Ellen Hemberger, Catherine Girgenti, Judith Neri, Lois Guida, Elizabeth D’Ippolito, Sharon Hen- nessy, and Gloria Sciore join for a prayer before the game. J Cheerleader� —Kneeling: Catherine Enoch, San- dra Sacchctti, Carol Cresta. Rosemary Fava, Marie Elena Rosiello, Joyce Nesi. Standing: Carol Carletto, Ann Vastano. Marilyn De Santis. Agnes Dondero, Joyce Fulton. Missing from picture: Corinnc Marino, Captain. Mrs. Ferrarie, physical education instructor, smiles her approval on a group of Freshma girls who with faces showing keen interest, go through their setting-up exercise. With outstretched arms. Senior Barbara Scarpa guards Junior forward Marie Dav' as Marie dribbles down the court in a scoring atte 57 Our peppy cheerleaders set the pace for a jubilant victory yell as another Assistant Linda Dechen and Manager Re- goal is scored for Sacred Heart. becca Squires check details before the game. Varsity players listen attentively to Coach Dolores Lopergola as she sets up a new play. First Row: Judith Bari. Carol Arata. Jacqueline Favoretto, Mildred Camarano, Catherine Tirelli, Joyce Randazzo, Miss Lopergola (coach). Second Row: Dorothea Dannehoffer, Kathryn Hewitt, Lconorc DiPacc, Joan Van Steyn, Barbara Scarpa, Madeline Borasi, Magdalen Van Steyn, Marie Davis. Sophomore Dolores Sauders and Senior Doris Torregrosso, Assistant Managers, seem to enjoy their vigilant watch over the time clock and score book during a game. Kathryn Hewitt follows through a one-hand push shot, guarded by Joan Van Steyn. Magdalen Van Steyn watches the ball. Co-Captains Mildred Camarano and Catherine Tirelli are caught in an at- titude of calm before the storm of the fray. 59 Garlands of roses add to the picturesqueness of the ballet as the dancers pose on the terrace of the Chateau of Corneville, awaiting the arrival of the Count and his party to celebrate his return from exile. Gaspard, the miser, (J. DiFilippo) enters the chateau through a secret door in order to hide his money. I’ll Shut My Eyes,” is the theme of Jean Grenicheux. Bailli, and Serpolette (Charles Pickering, James Reilly, Regina Murphy) as they hide terrorized, when the so called ghost” enters the chateau. 60 Gaspard (Charles Reilly) pauses in his miserly action, spellbound, as he hears the chiming of the bells of the chateau which haven't rung since the Corneville family went into exile. Gas- pard, knowing his secret will soon be discovered, and fearful of the outcome, loses his senses and becomes the village lunatic. Chimes of Normandy 61 Germaine is proclaimed the rightful countess by Gaspard, and thus is able to marry Henri. Serpolette, the pseudo-countess, is indignant and queries the old man as to her ancestry. 62 Dong Sophomore Sailor , James Capo, Joseph Danna, Ernest Augustine, and Ronald Sciaretti join with Juniors Sailorettes, Patricia Ieropoli, Carol Arata,. Edith Mihaly, and Geraldine Mattioli to show true Sacred Heart seamanship in a rollicking step of a sailor's hornpipe. Senior Marlene Fiocchi, competent stage manager, gives some of her invaluable last- minute instructions before the curtain rises. Freshman boys, John Che rivtch, Robert Butler, Peter Curtis, Paul Grimm, Ron- ald Stringari, Joseph Chin- nici, Anthony Visconti, and Gregory Chiarello, get a special rehearsal for their number in the Chimes of Normandy.” Sister Joseph Annetta leads the group. 63 Peasants, doing a lively dance, add to the festivity of the celebration in honor of the return of the Marquis of Corncville to the town of his birth. Juniors, Edward Knudsen and Veronica Giacomelli, under the direction of Sister Edward Benedict, work on scenery. Clerks Colucci and Barber call attention to the document being read by Notary Joseph Majeske. 64 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tessieri, ta- lented dancing instructors, and choreographers for the Chimes,” also demonstrate their theatrical skill in make-up. Monsignor Hickey congratulates Dominic Diorio and Marilyn De San- tis, who portrayed Jean Grenichcux and Germaine respectively. 66 67 V We roundly praise our Mom Students 69 JOSEPH ANTHONY AMBROSE 395 N. East Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Joe” . . . one of the top five on the basketball court . . . hangs around with Eddie and Rich . . . usually has a pencil on his ear . . . sharp dres:er . . . likes driving his Ford . . . dislikes girls whispering . . . Favorite saying: Not me!” . . . Future Ambition: Top secret. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Speech 3; Class Officer 4; Varsity Club 3; Student Council 4; Drama- RITA JOSEPHINE AMMIRATO 201 South 7th Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Shortie” . . . flashing black hair and brown eyes . . . usually seen with Theresa . . . agreeable disposition . . . can't stay mad . . . likes pizza and riding the avenue . . . happy when ice skating . . . enjoys the opposite sex . . . Leave me alone” . . . Ambition: To be anything. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3. EDWARD LOUIS AVENA 516 South 7th Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Eddie” . . . sharp dresser . . . one of the big three . . . usually seen with Rich and Joe . . . Greene! Greene!” . . . sharp shooter on the basketball court . . . Favorite saying: Not me!” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4. RENEE YVONNE BACQUE North Delsea Drive Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Reen” . . true pal . . . chewing gum fan . . . great sense of humor . . . drives a blue Ford . . . usually seen with Roseanne, Corinne and Marilyn . . . likes to cruise the avenue and ice skate . . . dislikes garrulous people . . . Favorite saying: That burns me up.” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Speech 3. THERESA LOUISE BELLAMY 1201 Forrest Drive Millville, New Jersey ST. MARY MAGDALEN Terry . . . likes to dance at The Spot” . . . couldn't wait for April —Beware Pedestrians! . . . headed for lively college life . . . likes collegiate styles, Sal Mineo, Ocean City, and the summer . . . loves to read-novels . . . always in a hurry . . . seen with Mar” . . . enjoys skating, swimming . . . Neat.” Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Varsity Club 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Latin Club 3; Vinelandia Staff 3,4. ANTHONY BARBER East Avenue and Garden Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART George” . . . can be seen in his little red pickup” or with Bob . . . noted for his horse laugh . . . Ambition: Nobel Award in Chemistry. Choir 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. MILDRED RITA CAMARANO Willow Street Landisville, New Jersey OUR LADY OF VICTORIES Millie” . . . short . . . lovely grey eyes . . . personality plus . . . Ace on the basketball team . . . loves pizza and subs . . . usually seen with Marlene . . . Favorite saying: Yeah!” . . . Mil and Eddie; Mutt and Jeff . . . dislikes history . . . Ambition: Glassboro State Teachers College. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,5,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3. MICHAEL FRANCIS CALABRESE 429 Quince Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Footie” . . . one of The Boys” . . . can be found at The Spot” . . . drives a green Chevy . . . most modest guy around . . . dislikes girls dancing in The Spot” . . . Favorite saying: Hey, Corinne, what’s for homework?” . . . Ambition: Manage The Melody Inn. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Dramatics 1,2; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; After-Prom Committee 3; Base- ball 2,3,4. JOHN ALBERT CASSISI 506 Sylvester Drive Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Al” . . . crew cut . . . enjoys ice skating, driving, and dancing . . . usually seen Sunday afternoon driving with Wart . . . loves P.O.D. class . . . never seen without his pipe . . . also collects pipes as a hobby . . . Favorite saying: Oh scrunch!” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity 3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Drama- tics 1,2,3. W'' ■{p 72 VZ-'v ■ THOMAS DAV D CASTELLINI 730 South West Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Tom” . . . born leader . . . seen with Charley and Dorn . . . drives a hot blue and white Ford . . . better shufffeboard player than Light- ning . . . dislikes commercials . . . loves white Thunderbirds . . . Favorite saying: I haven’t the faintest idea” . . . Ambition: College professor. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Jersey Boys’ State Representative 3; Student Council 3,4; After-Prom Committee 3; Dramatics 1,2. JOHN JOSEPH CATALANO 38 South Myrtle Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Jack” . . . can be found at The Spot” almost anytime . . . seen in his two-tone blue Pontiac . . . likes music — listen to it, that is . . . dislikes dancing and getting up in the morning . . . Favorite saying: Oh Yeah!” Sodality 4; Dramatics 1; Varsity Club 3; School Paper 1. SANFORD JOHN CHINNICI 20 West Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Sandy” . . . can be seen riding around in his Ford 6” . . . neat dresser who’s popular with the fair sex . . . can be found any time of the day or night in The Spot” . . . Favorite saying: What arc you talking about?” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Dramatics 1,2. 73 ► BARBARA ANNE COLLETT 612 Montrose Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Bobby” . . . enjoys driving . . . likes good books . . . bakes a good cake . . . dislikes, homework; does it anyway ... a pushover for puppies and kittens . Favorite saying: Oh crow!” . . . Ambition: Registered Nurse with a B.S. degree at Georgetown University. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Vine- landia Staff 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Class Officer 1; Yearbook 4; After- Prom Committee 3; TAP Representative 4. PETER MICHAEL COLUCCI New Street Malaga, New Jersey ST. ROSE OF LIMA Egore” . . . usually seen with Wart” at The Spot” . . . brain in class . . . likes dancing, swimming, ice skating, hunting, and especially driving his convertible . . . dislikes homework and work . . . Favorite saying: What’a we have next?” . . . Ambition: Engineer. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Class Officer 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; 3. ROBERT PAUL CURRY Foster Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Cheeko” . . . usually seen in a two-tone Chevy . . . favorite saying: Cut it out” . . . always trying to get out of school . . . lots of fun . . . great huritcr . . . Vineland’s answer to Frank Buck . . . usually seen with Rich and Tom . . . Ambition: To own the world’s largest chicken farm, located in Puerto Rico . . . Top Ambition: To have lots of money . . . future Marine . . . one of the big three. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Varsity Club 3. JL ANTHONY DECHEN 1120 Fairmount Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Skip” . . . likes cars, especially Pontiacs . . . also likes to eat, drive and dance . . . dislikes short lunch periods . . . quiet boy . . . conserva live dresser . . . Favorite saying: Got any paper?” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 1,2; Dramatics 2,3,4. MARILYN ANN DE SANTIS 45 Arcadia Place Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Marilyn” ... a fair-haired lass . . . never without a smile . . . sharp dresser ... art in her fingertips . . . active cheerleader . . . future actress . . . has private fan club . . . usually seen in The Spot with the girls . . . Favorite saying: Oh Beans!” . . . likes pizza and a certain 57 Olds . . . dislikes conceited people . . . Ambition: Teacher or Commercial Artist. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Vinelandia Staff I ' 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Varsity Club 3. DOMINIC ANTHONY DIORIO 535 Mayfair Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Dorn” . . . swell guy . . . keen sense of humor . . . usually seen with Tom and Charley . . . drives a green Dodge . . . likes teasing Renee about her driving . . . dislike gabby girls . . . Favorite expression: Let’s go get some pizza” . . . Ambition: Doctor. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Sanctuary 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Journalism 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; After Prom Committee 3; Jersey Boys’ State Rep- resentative 3; Year Book 4. AGNES THERESA DONDERO 1016 Park Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART dark haired and flashing eyes . . . class clown . . . terrific . future actress . . . peppy cheerleader . . . S. C.’s prize pupil . . . usually seen at The Spot” . . . likes to sell shoes, eat and dance . . . sharp dresser . . prefers the better things in life, namely, boys . . . What a doll!” . . . Ambition: Nurse. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 3,4. � Ag” . dancer JACQUELINE ANTOINETTE FAVORETTO Lincoln Avenue and Palermo Road Vineland, New Jersey OUR LADY OF POMPEII Jackie” . . . keen sense of humor . . . usually seen with the girls at The Spot” . . . spare time spent at roller skating rink . . . great per- sonality . . . particularly likes Oldsmobiles . . . always looking for a good laugh . . . likes pizza . . . dislikes being teased about certain things and people . . . Favorite saying: Sure, I don’t care!” Ambition: Private Secretary. Sodality 1.2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3; Speech 3. MARLENE ANN FIOCCHI Wheat Road Minotola, New Jersey SAINT MICHAEL Scoochic” . . . usually seen with Terry and Millie . . . loves ham- burgers and subs . . . personality plus . . . whiz in bookkeeping . . . around school from 8:00 to 4:00 . . . likes to tell jokes . . . neat dresser . . . and oh, those hazel eyes . . . lost without her brush . . dislikes doing dishes . . . Ambition: Triple bookkeeper. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Speech 3; Vine- landia Staff 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2; After-Prom Com- mittcc 3,4. 76 ROBERT CARL GARDELLA East Wheat Road Minotola, New Jersey SAINT MICHAEL Wee Willie . . . champion Motta player of the Senior class . . . Willie” is affectionately known as the connoisseur of Italian foods . . . can be seen at The Spot” with the boys . . . dislikes girls??? Sodality 1,2,3,4; Choir 1; Dramatics 2; Varsity Club 3. Y ' (Jr RICHARD ANTHONY GENONI Harding Highway Landisville, New Jersey OUR LADY OF VICTORIES Rich” ... at home on the basketball court . . . sharp dresser and dancer . . . usually seen with Joe and Eddie . . . likes sports, money and girls . . . dislikes not being able to get a booth in The Spot” at lunch time . . . Favorite saying: Hey, Terry, what's for homework?” . . . Future Ambition: Coach. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Speech 3; Class Officer 1,2; Student Officer 4; Dramatics 2,3. GABRIELLA MARY GENTILETTI 81 Lincoln Avenue Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Gay” ... a quiet person . . . radiant brown eyes ... a wonderful friend . . . always seen with Lelia . . . dislikes American History . . . likes being outdoors . . . Favorite sport is tennis . . . Favorite saying: Oh no!” . . . Ambition: Stewardess. Sodality 2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Speech 3; Latin Club 3. 77 V FRANCES DARLENE GEORGE 377 North Pearl Street Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Darlene” . . . hails from Bridgeton . . . known for her black wavy hair . . . cute smile . . . dislikes being teased . . . likes riding the avenue in her Chevy . . . pals with Putt” . . . Favorite saying: Marie, watch that car!” . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Varsity Club 3. V MARY AGNES GIACOMELLI 2 North Maple Drive Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Maxie” . . . Wildwood enthusiast . . . usually seen at Lenny’s . . . good story-teller . . . loves to talk . . . Favorite activity: Sleeping . . . Pet Peeve: Other drivers . . . California bound . . . Favorite saying: Yes, Ma'm.” Dramatics 1,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Speech 3; Glee Club 1,2; Choir 1; Vinelandia Staff 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Yearbook 3; After-Prom Com- mittee 3. LELIA GIOVANNETTI 56 North Street Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Lelia” . . . twinkling eyes and blonde hair . . . loves to laugh . . . usually seen with Gabriella . . . whiz in Math class . . . likes to dance and swim . . . dislikes salads . . . Favorite saying: Oh, come on!” . . . Ambition: Interpreter at the U. N. Speech 3; Latin Club 3; Sodality 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3; Yearbook 4; Dramatics 4. 78 RICHARD ALAN GOLDMAN 28 South Myrtle Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Rich” . . . quiet and reserve manner . . . likes adventure novels . . . hates dancing? . . . collects classical and light classical records . . . likes chocolate . . . Post-graduate plans: Conservatory of Music. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3; Choir 1,2,3; Dramatics 2,3. IRENE MARIE GIRONE 722 South 6th Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Irene” . . . usually seen with Marilyn and Corinnc . . . has dark hair and brown eyes . . . enjoys a good time . . . keen sense of humor . . . likes green Plymouths . . . hobbies: dancing and eating . . . Favorite saying: I didn't do it!” . . . Post-graduate plans: Secretary. Sodality I,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 3. RONALD ALFRED GOTTARDI 32 South Myrtle Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Li’l Moose” . . . usually seen wich Barry . . . likes popcorn, Flora . . . dislikes the big brick buildings across from Mori's . . . future physicist . . Favorite saying: How 'bout that!” . . . Ambition: To own the largest pinball machine factory in the world. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Sanctuary 1,2,3,4; Vinelandia Staff 1,3,4; Class Officer 2,4; Student Council 4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3. 79 MARGARET LOUISE HENNESSY 718 East Oxford Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Peggy . . . dancing blue eyes . . . pleasnnt disposition . . . true pal . . . usually seen with the girls . . . sweet and bashful . . . dis- likes walking . . . Favorite saying: Oh boy!” . . . Ambition: Ele- mentary teacher. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Class Officer 3,4; Latin Club 3. 'J MICHAEL JOHN HENNESSY 1000 Spruce Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Mickey . . . drives a hot Ford . . . likes dragging . . . also likes basketball, baseball, hunting, and football . . . whiz in Math . . . one of The Boys . . . has a cute, little crcwcut . . . dislikes chickens . . . Ambition: To be a millionaire Class Officer 1; Glee Club 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3. ROBERT BARRY HALL 522 Fisher Avenue Franklinville, New Jersey NATIVITY Barry . . . good looking . . . easy to get along with . . . usually seen with Ron . . . likes most outdoor sports, also brunettes with brown eyes . . . dislikes homework . . . Ambition: To be a millionaire. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Cub 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Varsity Club 3. 80 PHILIP MICHAEL JOST 800 East Oxford Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Phil” . . . one of The Boys” . . . what do we do now? . . . drives a hot '51 Ford . . . can be found any time of the day or night riding the avenue . . . dislikes cops . . . Favorite subject: P. O. D. . . . Ambition: To drive a crane. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4. 'ML ROBERT JOSEPH JOST 311 West Oak Road ELEANOR THERESA INFERRERA 750 South 7th Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART El . . . quiet, pleasant personality . . . has an ardent desire for white Fords . . . cute dimples . . . always sneaking the Olds out . . . dislikes stenography . . . Favorite saying: Shut the windows” . . . usually seen with Darlene and Theresa . . . Hobbies: skating, dancing and baking . . . Ambition: Future Homemaker and Secretary. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4. Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Bob” . . . likes cars, particularly Fords . . . also likes money and food . . . dislikes schoolwork or work in general . . . sometimes seen cruising the avenue . . . good driver . . . big game hunter (deer) . . . competition for Clyde Beatty . . . Ambition: First human to land on the Moon. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3; Choir 1. 506 East Main Street Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Jo” . . . quiet manner . . . sweet personality . . . always ready for fun . . . Favorite expression: Yeah!” . . . likes pizza . . . dislikes riding buses . . . pastime: riding in yellow convertibles . . . second home, McCloskeys . . . Ambition: To work in a bank. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Varsi- ty Club 3. Dee” . . . most of her saying: Oh Sodality 1,2, ty Club 3. DOLORES MARIE KINDLE 8 West Oak Street Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN cute kid . . . quiet manner . . . true pal time writing to Eddie . . . dislikes homework A!” . . . Ambition: Secretary. 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Varsi- . spends Favorite KATHERINE ANN LESHAY Catawba Avenue Newfleld, New Jersey SAINT ROSE OF LIMA Kay” . . . blonde hair and blue eyes . . . usually seen with Marlene . . . allergic to work . . enjoys flying low in a blue Oldsmobile . . . neat dresser . . . always buying clothes . . . Favorite saying: Got any gum?” . . . Ambition: Commercial artist. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Latin Club 3. 82 PATRICIA ANN MACKLIN 754 S. W. Boulevard Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Pat” . . . curly hair . . . always smiling . . . Irish disposition . . . true pal . . . usually seen at Newcomb Hospital . . . Favorite saying: I’m hungry” . . . Ambition: Dietitian. Sodality 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 3; After-Prom Committee 3. JOSEPH JOHN MAJESKE 201 Harrison Avenue Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Josh . . . likes to watch girls jitterbug . . . dislikes his nickname . . . Genius — at heart . . . -Competitor for Chemistry Award . . . Favorite saying: Nobody likes me. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Speech 3; Dramatics 2,3,4. GEORGETTE PEARL MAHADY 321 North Seventh Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Georgic” . . . tall lass with brown hair . . . digs the jive of Avalon . . . likes jitterbugging, rock 'n' roll, all sports, especially summer softball . . . Favorite saying: I’m going to Jack’s” . . . likes to eat . . . usually heard yelling Hey, Mary!” . . . Pet peeve: Walking . . . Future: Athletic coach. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Speech 3; Latin Club 3; After-Prom Committee 3. 8: CORINNE ROSE MARINO 214 South 7th Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Corinne . . . usually seen with Marilyn, Irene, Renee, Roseanne, and Agnes . . . swell personality . . . whiz on ice skates . . . bemoans curly hair on rainy days . . . likes Dave and pizza . . . always waiting for a letter . Favorite saying: Hey, Dino, any mail for me? . . . Future ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Clars Officer 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; All-State Chorus 3; After-Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 3. 49 North Myrtle Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Roe . . . likes a good time . . . always giggling . . . usually seen With Renee, Corinne and Marilyn . . . likes new clothes . . . dislike's homework . . . Favorite saying: Who me?” . . . Ambition: Secre- tary. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Vinelandia Staff 1,2; Speech 3; Glee Club 1,2. TERESA ELIZABETH MONTESANTO 817 Cherry Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Tre . . . sweet, petite, shy . . . never without Joe . . . keen sense of humor . . . usually seen with Rita . . . likes to drive . . . dislikes doing homework . . . Favorite saying: Wish I had a car. . . . Am- bition: Secretary. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,2; Varsity Club 3. 84 RICHARD JOSEPH MYERS 132 East Avenue Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Rich” . . . one of the big three . . . usually seen with Lightning” and Cheeko” . . . future Marine . . . likes Mercurys,” Louise and Fiesta Hubs” . . . hates tire trouble . . . Ambition(jBuildAvyockct ship to send Bob Jost to the moon and to deport ”Ch| Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3. MARIE ALICE PATRIGNANI Brewster Road Minotola, New Jersey SAINT MICHAEL Put” . . . happy-go-lucky . . . terrific dancer . . . pals with Chris and Darlene . . . dislikes history . . . neat dresser . . . likes riding the avenue . . . Favorite saying: Hi, Bart!” . . . Ambition: Secre- tary. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3. CHRISTINE PAULINE PROFETTO Wheat Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Chris” ... a cute blonde with a sparkling personality . . . known for her hair styles . . . hates riding the avenue in that red and black Pontiac convertible??? . . . holds fond memories of the skating rink . . . Favorite saying: Oh, that's a sin.” . . . Ambition: Hair stylist. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Speech 3; Dramatics 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3; Basketball 1. ; JR 85 ■ JOYCE ROSALIE RANDAZZO North East Boulevard Newfield, New Jersey ST. ROSE OF LIMA Joy” . . . never seen without a smile . . . Favorite haunt: grade school . . . can get along with everybody . . . drives a Mercury . . . good sport . . . especially likes basketball, tennis, horseback riding . . . Favorite saying: What s’matter?” . . . Pet Peeve: Reptiles . . . Ambition: Religious life. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Speech 3; Vinelandia Staff 2; Basketball 2,4; Class Officer 1,3; Varsity Club 3. CHARLES VINCENT REILLY, JR. Holmes Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Wart” . . . often seen with Egore” . . . enjoys hunting, dancing, and ice skating . . . always eating pizza with Dom, Al, Tom . . . dis- likes girls jitterbugging in the crowded Spot” . . . Favorite saying: Ain't that somethin? Class officer 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Vinelandia Staff 1,2,3,4; Altar Boy 1,2,3,4; After-Prom Committee 3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2; Varsity Club 3. ROSEMARIE ROSENTI 232 Almond Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Ro” . . . tall . . . attractive . . . well-liked lass . . . usually seen combing her hair . . . answers to the call of Long Tall Sally . . . hates to be teased . . . Favorite saying: Cut it out” . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Choir 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3. 86 MARLENE RITA SCARCELLA North East Boulevard Vineland. New Jersey ST. ROSE OF LIMA Mar . . . pleasant disposition . . . very quiet, but very observant . , . Kay s best friend . . . likes green Chevies . . . always seen with Vita . . . Favorite saying: Oh, I don't know.” an officer's wife in August. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. BARBARA ANN SCARPA East Oak Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Barb” . . . seen with Doris and Cathy ... at home on the basketball court . . . pretty brown curly hair . . . great sense of humor . . . usually looking for a black Buick . . . dislikes P. O. D. . . . Favorite pastimes: baking and skating ... I don’t know!” . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Speech 3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3. JOSEPH PAUL SMITH North East Boulevard Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Smitty” . . . blond . . . one of The Boys” . . . flat-top . . . likes basketball and baseball . . . good dresser . . . dislikes homework and car trouble . . . Favorite saying: Wait till my father finds out.” . . . Ambition: Navy Engineer. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,4; Varsity Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4. t ✓ THOMAS MICHAEL SMITH' 16 East Powell Street .-- r , Millville, New Jersey y • SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Lightning” . . . usually willing to help . . . Millville boy . . . good ball player . . . pinball” . . . likes cars, food, girls, sports, and dances . . . dislikes people who drink”, homework, and hot-rodders . . . one of the big three . . . usually seen with Rich and Bob or sliding d'-wn the banister . . . Favorite saying: There ought to be a law against the stuff.” . . . Ambition: To marry a millionairess. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3. REBECCA MAY SQUIRES Delsea Drive Franklinville, New Jersey ST. CATHERINE, CLAYTON Becky” . . . sweet, friendly, likeable . . . beautiful brown hair . . . fun to drive with . . . will be an asset to Glassboro . . . enjoys swimming, skating, and reading . . . loyal Jimmy Dean fan . . . always seen at the basketball and baseball games, when not baby sitting with Joey and Bonnie Jem . . . Favorite saying: Do you know what happened?” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Vinelandia Staff 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3. CATHERINE ANN TIRELLI 507 Cherry Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Cathy ... at home on the basketball court . . . usually seen with Barbara and Doris . . . pretty hazel eyes . . . great sense of humor . . . blushes easily . . . dislikes Chemistry class ??? . . . Favorite saying: Will you stop it?” . . . Ambition: Elementary teacher. Class Officer 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dram- atics 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4. 88 EUGENE FRANCIS TOBOLSKI South Delsea Drive Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Gene” . . . seen with Lightning” . . . drives a cool 54” blue Ford . . . friend of the sophs . . . likes to eat pizza . . . dislikes his middle name . . . favorite saying: What’s a-matter, Joe?” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 3; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4. DORIS MARY TORREGROSSO 733 Quince Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Doris” . . . best friends with Barbara and Catherine . . . always laugh- ing . . . New York Yankee rooter . . . likes baseball . . . Favorite say- ing: Scarp” . . . Ambition: Teacher. Choir 1,2,3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Speech 3. f JOSEPH MARTIN TUSO 33 Arcadia Place Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART ... a swell guy . . . usually seen with Jack, Footie, or Tommy ly V . . owns a hot white ’57 Plymouth . . . has a keen interest in the r seashore . . . prize pupil in English class . . . likes Italian food and v girls in general . . . dislikes show-offs” . . . Favorite saying: seriously.” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3; Speech 3; Varsity Club 3. 89 ROBERT JOSEPH USHLER West Wheat Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Bob” . . . quiet, conservative, well-liked fellow . . . pleasant person- ality . . . United Nations authority . . . likes Religion and good books . . . Ambition The priesthood. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,4; Varsity Club 3; Speech 3; Vinelandia Staff 4. EDWARD LEO WALSH 920 Cherry Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Mooney” . . . flat top . . . usually seen with Jack and Sandy . . . one of the Big Five” on the basketball court . . . can usually be found driving to Landisvillc . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . Favorite saying: I don't know” . . . Ambition: The Navy. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Speech 3; Baseball 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Varsity Club 3. ROLAND WHITE 536 North West Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Whitic” . . . quiet . . . seen but not heard . . . always willing to help . . . loves to read in class . . . Usually seen with Charlie and Barry ... a devoted avenue cruiser . . loves spinach . . . dislikes homework . . . Ambition: To join the Navy. Sodality 1,2,3,'4; Dramatics 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Autographs HONORARY PATRONS The Most Rev. Justin McCarthy, S.T.D., LL.D. Very Rev. Msgr. Wm. J. Hickey, S.T.D., V.F. Rev. Charles P. McGarry Rev. John J Clark Rev. Kevin B. O’Doherty Rev. Jerome M. Prisco Rev. Michael V. Daly Very Rev. Angelo M. Allegrini, O.S.A. Rev. Joseph Toscani, O.S.A. Rev. Charles G. Bcausang SPECIAL Alexander Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Perry Barse and Family Carlo’s Esso Servicenter, Richland Dougherty Brothers Eisenbcrg and O’Hara Jersey Package Company Kimble Glass Company FAMILY Mr. Matthew Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bailey Mr. Simon Cherivtch Mr. and Mrs. Carl Collett Mr. and Mrs. John B. Comiskey Antonino D’Amico and Family Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Di Paola and Family Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Dondero Mr. and Mrs. John Gerula Mrs. Margaret Giacomelli Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Gricco Mr. and Mrs. H. Guichctcau and Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Henncssy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kaspar and Family Rev. Thomas J. Gooley Rev. Patrick J. Madden Rev. Paul A. Maguire Rev. Christopher Mazzolini Rev. John J. McCaffrey Rev. Joseph S. McCauley Rev. Jerome T. Pionkowski Rev. James J. Zegers Sisters of Saint Joseph Class of 1957 PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Marchionc A. G. Moretti Newell Clothing Co. Edward O’Toole Co. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Scott St. Mary Magdalen Parish Vineland Cheese Co. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Keller The Lcshay Family James Macklin The Joseph John Majcskc Family Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mercurio Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Novaria and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. P. O’Brien and Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Papiano Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond and Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reilly Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Rosicllo Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Sbcrtoli Mrs. Marjorie Toye Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ushlcr and Family BUSINESS PATRONS Abbott’s Bakery Home Quality Baking” Al’s Bar, Millville, N. J. Alexander Lumber Company Philip J. Ambrose, Plumbing and Heating Arcraft Manufacture Company Arnold’s Formal Shop A 8C S Clothing Company A vena’s Jewelry Store Dr. and Mrs. John J. Bianco Boulevard Esso Servicenter Bridal Salon Bristow’s Sporting Goods Bruni’s Pizzeria Capitol Concrete 8C Supply Company 92 Cappy’s Milk and Cream Capriotti Bros., General Masonry Carli’s Garage Cassisi Bar Grille Chickclinc Joe Chipola, Trucking 6C Produce Buyer Colla’s Floral Shop Columbia Business Supply, Inc. Community Oil Service Coombs Dairies Crown Clothing, Inc. Cullen’s Youth Center Dckrell’s Bakery 8C Luncheonette S. Del Rossi, Electrical Contractor Delsea Drive-In Cleaners De Santis Dress Company, Inc. DiPaola Clothes Doerr Glass Company The Donahey Store Ebner Dairies, Inc. Dr. Joseph A. Emburgia Phillip A. Ernest, M.D. Esther’s Luncheonette Exqusite Shop Path’s Department Store Fillippi Tile and Monument Co. Tony Fillippi—Tile and Marble Compliments of a Friend Freitag Funeral Home Gallo’s Garage Garden State Florist Gillespie Bros., Inc. Greganti Poultry Market Mr. Daniel J. Grosso Robert H. Harding—Jeweler John J. Vai, Heater 8C Chimney Cleaning Hollypark Motel Home Town Bakery Hormor Mack Trucks, Inc. Iceland Skating Rink, Inc. Inter-State Transportation Co. Jack and Jill Shop Jersey Package Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jaski Richard H. Knowles Pharmacy Kowalsky’s Express Lamb’s Wholesale Confcctiioncry Landis Motors, Inc. Landis Supply, Wholesale Building Materials Compliments of John Lcshay Lcstourgcn Baking Company Lo Biondo Brothers Motor Express, Inc. H. M. Loveland 8C Son, Insurance Com. Major Clothing Co. Mr. William Martinclli, Plumbing QC Heating Mase Quality Grocers R. B. Mason 8C Son (Baskets 8C Crates) Mattioli Bros., Inc., Bakery William J. McCoffrey McDermott’s Market McLaughlin’s News Agency Melini Brothers, Inc. Menz Restaurant Michel’s Ladies’ Fashions Thomas Henry Moran—Architect G. Morello’s Sons Mori Brothers, Millville Mori Brothers, Vineland Newfield Oil and Coal Co. Nu City Signs A. S. Orlandini Co. E. Orlandini, Tile and Terrazzo Palm Gardens Eugene Patrignani, Carpenter and Contractor Pedroni Fuel Co. J. C. Penney Company Pancho Motors Public Radio Ricci’s News Agency Rich’s Express Carroll J. Riley Roycc Studio Jacob Rubinoff Company Rusty’s Service Station Sacred Heart Parent-Teachers Assn. Sasdclli Service Station Saul’s Dairies S. Paul Scarani, Specialties I. C. Schwartzman Scars Roebuck 8C Company South Jersey Clothing Co. South Jersey Coach Lines Joseph Sowitsky, Carpenter Standard Coal Co. Star Fish and Bone Fertilizer Co. Steelman’s Photo Supply Top-O-Mart Clothes, Inc. The Tradesmen’s Bank 8C Trust Company Uddo 8C Taormina Co. Venice Maid Canning, Inc. Vineland Council Knights of Columbus Vineland Drug Co. Vineland National Bank 8C Trust Company Vineland Times Journal Compliments of Vineland Travel Agency Vinclandcr Clothes The George F. Walsh Advertising Agency Wilson Dairy Company Zucca’s Bakery 93 GENERAL PATRONS Mr� . Phillip Accardo Acc Cleaners Dyers Company Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Alexander, Sr. and Family Mrs. Josephine Ali Alvin’s Mr. Ernest Alvino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ambrose Miss Minnie Ammirato Miss Rita Ammirato 57” Ann’s Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ashwood Automotive Parts Co. of So. Jersey Miss Mary Badagliacco Colonel William Badaracca Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Bagliani Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Belsamo Mr. and Mrs. George A. Barber Mr. John Barlam Colonel Fred B. Baron Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barse Miss Marie Bartucci Bea’s Shoe Salon Robert R. Bean Mr. and Mrs. Albert Belzer Benson's Liquor Store Frank Bergamo, Jr., Contractor Mr. George Bertacchi Paul Bertacchi Bertini’s Mrs. Elizabeth Bertonazzi Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Biagi Bierig’s Meat Market Bill’s Package Store Bird Studio Mrs. Agnes M. Bisson Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Bivins Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Boccelli Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred A. Boisvert Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bononcini Bon Ton Beauty Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. James Borasi Mr. Arthur Boscola Mrs. Arthur Boscola Ellen Boyle Braun’s Junior Shop George Brewer Brockway Motor Trucks Mr. and Mrs. Michael Braida Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Mr. John R. Brown Brunetti Brothers, Sand and Stone Mr. E. R. Bruno Earl BufFaloe’s Market Mrs. Ethel Butler Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Bylone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Camarano Camarano’s Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Emilie Campana Miss Edith Capozzi Mr. and Mrs. O. Carletto Mr. Nicholas Cascia Mr. and Mrs. John Cassisi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Castaldi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Castellini, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Castellini Mr. and Mrs. John Catalano Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Caterina Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caterina Nicholas A. Caterina Catto's Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Catto Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cavagnaro Joseph Centritto Miss Rose Cesare Stephen J. Cesare Cheli Coal and Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Chiarello Mr. and Mrs. James Chini Mr. and Mrs. I. Chini Florence Sparkie” Chinnici Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chinnici Paul Christy, Funeral Director Mrs. Gladys Cicarelli Mrs. E. Cini Joseph and Claudette Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Coccaro Mr. Carl Collett Mrs. Eleanor Collett Colucci Lumber Company Comar Glass Corporation Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Grade One Compliments of Grade Two Compliments of Grade Three Compliments of Grade Four Compliments of Grade Five Compliments of Grade Six Compliments of Grade Seven Compliments of Grade Eight Compliments of the Jordans Compliments of Junior B Miss Marguerita Compotari Codone’s Grocery Andrew Corwonski Steve Corwonski Cottage Mobile Station Catherine and Mariann Cresci Crosby Jewelers Mrs. A. Crovo Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Crovo Mrs. Harold Crowley Cumberland Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. James Curliss Mr. and Mrs. William Curry Mr. Peter Curtis Dairy Queen Mr. and Mrs. D'Alessandro Mr. and Mrs. Frank D'Alessandro Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D'Alessandro Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Dallago Mr. Edward T. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. John Dannenhoffer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dastolfo Mr. and Mrs. B. D. D’Augustine Edward D’Augustine, Builder D’Augustine Electrical Appliances Mr. ar.d Mrs. Pat D’Augustine Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dauito, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis Thomas E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. John Dechen Mrs. Carolina Del Buono Frank Delia's Delicatessen Delsea Floor Coverings, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic De Luke Mr. Edward De Lusi De Marchi Printing Louis T. De Marco Mr. and Mrs. George Desotti Mrs. Tess Desotti Jack Di Biaso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Diorio . Mr. and Mrs. Alfred DiPaola Mrs. Rosalie DiPaola Charles Dondero, Jeweler Mayor William Donini Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dorsey Harry Doughty Miles E. Drake, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. D. I. DuBois Eatmor Market Mr. and Mrs. H. Egizi Elsa Enzman, 56” Faith Shoe Shop Mrs. Mary Falasco Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fana Mr. and Mrs. Farabella Farabella’s Service Station Mrs. Cecelia Favoretto Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Favoretto Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Favoretto Miss Sadie Favoretto I. Fedrov Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Felmey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Felter Mrs. Ernest Ferrarie Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ferus Fidelity Building and Loan Assoc. Mr. William Fiocchi Fiori Jewelers Ethel Fleming Food Center Foster Jewelers Frances-Rita Shoppe Dr. Henry J. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Morris Freedman 94 The Freezer Frend’s Shoes Galante Decorators Gana's Market Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gardclla Mr. and Mrs. Gos Gardclla Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garton, Jr. Gas City Gauracini's Super Market Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gavigan Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Genovese Mr. Thomas Genovese and Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank George John W. George Mrs. Margaret Giacomelli Mr. and Mrs. A. 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Kauffmann Kimball and Prince Lumber Co. Mrs. E. King Mr. Klem Mrs. Joseph Krason I.ahn Transportation Mike and Vivian Lalama Larry's Friendly Service Station Larry 8c Jim’s Tavern John I.eanzo Lee Tractor 6C Oil Company Mr. 8C Mrs. Amour LeFevre Family Walter C. I.ehneis Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leschke Miss Mary Elizabeth Levari Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levari Mr. and Mrs. Edward Levy The I.iss Bakery, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank I.ocicero Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I.orenzini Mr. and Mrs. L. I.ovecchio Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Lucchesi George P. Luciano Claire Macklin Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Magolda Mainiero’s Cy Marcacci’s Market Mr. and Mrs. James Marcacci Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Marcacci Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank Marino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marks Marrene Ladies Shoppe Martelli File Company Miss Gloria Maruffi Josephine and Anthony Maruffi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Massari Masso’s Sub Shop Mr. Charles Mathias Matlack Red Cross Pharmacy Mattioli’s Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Maurelli Mr. and Mrs. Landis Mazzoli Mazzoni Brothers Mr. George McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. John McKcon Kerin McKeon Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. McLaughlin Mrs. Mary McNamee Mr. and Mrs. Nello Melini Menz Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Messina Midway Double Dip Mr. and Mrs. Geza Mihaly Mill End Center Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Miller’s Rexall Store Millville Silica Sand 8C Gravel Co. Compliments of Milstead McElroy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mongerio William J. Morris Morton Jewelers Morvay’s Market W. B. Moyer Company Muessig Service Station Eileen T. Murphy Miss Margaret Negherban Mr. and Mrs. Dom E. Neri New York Inn R. J. Opperman Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pagano, Jr. Page and Shaw Chocolates Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pagliughi Mr. Vito W. Paladino Charles Papiano E. C. Paris 8c Bros. Parks Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Parrecca Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pascarella Mr. Jules Pashman Pasquale Lumber and Coal Co. Pat’s Lunch Alice Patrignani Mr. Anthony Patrognoni Penn Jersey Coal Co. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pepper Mr. and Mrs. James Pesiri Pete’s Men Store Peter Piccione Mrs. Rose Ploppert S. Pogust and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Saul J. Polkowitz Mr. and Mrs. Victor Polmonari Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poma Procaccino’s Manufacturing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Profetto Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Quickmire Caesar J. Raffo Inc. Mr. John Reginak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reuben Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rici Mr. Frank Robinson Mr. Donald Rodenback Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rolands Mr. and Mrs. John Ronchetti Rossi Cleaning Co. George A. Rossi Fuel Oil Dr. J. Rubba Russell’s Barber Shop Dominick Sacchetti Sacred Heart Grade School Choir Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Salerno Mr. and Mrs. Nazzareno Santomo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scarani Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scarcella Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Scarpa James Scarpa Mr. Salvator Scarpa, Accordion Dir. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Scattolini Francis X. Schad Louis S. Schad I. C. Schwartzman Mr. Mrs. Albert Scheckenbach Mr. 8C Mrs. Albert Scheckenbach, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Charles Schoendorf, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William Schumann Mr. Albert Sciorc Mrs. Catherine Sciore Mr. and Mrs. Furman Scott Mr. and Mrs. James Seeberger Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Serra Shak’s Card and Gift Shop 95 Mr. William Sherman S. R. Shetzline Shoe Land Shoemaker Dairies, Inc. Sr. Rose Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sikking Silver Inn Mr. and Mrs. A. Silverman Simon Real Estate Agency Lewis Sligethy, Contractor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smarra Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith Mr. Leonard Smith William E. Snell Pasquale Sole South Vineland News Agency Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Sparacio The Spot Dal Stane Music Center Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stefano Mrs. Angelina Sterchele Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sterchele Mr. Julius Sterchele Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Stern Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stolar Mr. Raymond Striner Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sutter T 8C F Camera Shop Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tamagni Charles Tamagni Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tamagni Mr. Mrs. Jerry Tarallo 6C Family Terminal Florist Paul Testa Tina’s Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. F. Tischbein Mr. and Mrs. Louis Toffenetti Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Torelli Mr. and Mrs. Charles Totora Towne Florist Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Traverso Mr. and Mrs. John Triantos Miss Tripp Mr. and Mrs. Emidio Tursini Unique Homes Corporation Universal Collecting Agency Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ushler Mrs. Era Vannini John Varesia Venturi’s Men’s Wear Vick’s Body Shop Vineland Auto Trim Co. Vinelandia Vineland Nursery J. A. Vitalii Mr. and N rs. Peter Visconti Rosemarie Viaconti Mr. and Mrs.' aAifs R. 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