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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

ith the tufminq of a faqe y a stnanJ is hut ink motion THE 1958 VINE LEAVES SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL VINELAND • NEW JERSEY Like to a rich medieval tapestry are the life-figures and the deft motif of the 1958 Vine Leaves. Obscured somewhat by upperclass activities during the earlier years at Sacred Heart, the present seniors come into their own in the presentation of their completed tapestry, the golden threads of which they gather for presentation to the Master-Weaver who planned the whole design.” Of min- gled yarns has been the texture of these four colorful years. Swifter than a weaver’s shuttle have they sped away, leaving their most realistic moments and coveted memories. The fragrance of accomplishment that permeates these final pages must never ob- scure the maze of tangled knots and discordant colors that make the under side” of this tapestry. Twisted strands and multi- tangled skeins there were to be sure, but the completion and perfection of the whole makes us forget those arduous hours of student labor when we pulled the threads and set in the weave, numbered the rows and tightened loose ends. Every action of our four years at Sacred Heart, whether academic or co-curricular, has contributed to the design on the upper side” of our tapestry. Now as we shut down the loom of our school life, we invite you, our priests, parents, teachers and student-weavers to share in the joy of the finished pattern. WE, THE GRADUATES of 1958, pay respectful homage to our Bishop, the Most Reverend Justin J. McCarthy. His inter- est in our Catholic education is best manifested in the inspir- ing message he conveys to each one of us on the opposite page. We thank His Excellency for completing Sacred Heart’s Master Plan by the addition of our new high school wing. of OUR flBtR $ tSTN BUSHED BISHOPS OFFICE � � COOMI ITRIIT CAMOIN 1 . NCW JERSEY Sacred Heart High School, Vineland, New Jersey. Xy dear Students: Inspired by the thought so beautifully expressed by Father ?abb in his poem, Life's Weaving , you have chosen an excellent thene for your 1956 Yearbook. At Sacred Heart High School you have learned that genuine love means conformity to the Will of God. You have learned what God wills you should believe and do. You have learned that God permits trials to purify, strengthen and enrich your character. You have realised better that God helps you by His grace and by inspiring others to guide and encourage you. Your priests, your parents and your teachers are most interested in your spiritual and mental development. I am sure you are sincerely grateful for what they have done and ale doing for you in the name of Cur Lord. May I mention particularly your capable and devoted pastor. Monsignor Hickey, whc has recently been singularly honored by Our Holy Father, Pope Pius XII. In accord with the thene you have selected for this year, I should like tc emphasize a fact which I ar sure you appreciate. In the life of every one of us God is the Principal Weaver; we are His subjects and co-workers. He desires to fashion for each one of us a pattern of life which will insure a measure of peace and happiness for us on earth as a preparation for a more glorious life with Him in heaven. It is my prayerful hoe that you ever continue to weave in earnest and let God the Master Weaver do the rest. God and you make the best partn« ship to guarantee a good life for you. He will never fail to do the major port; I am certain that you have learned to co-operate with Him, Your °est Friend. Faithfully yours in Christ, -f Bishop of Camden. WEAVE The Right Reverend Monsignor William J. Hickey, S.T.D., V.F. Pastor Dean of Cumberland County On November 15, 1957, Pope Pius XII conferred upon Monsignor Hickey the papal dignity of Domestic Prelate, with the title of Right Reverend Monsignor. The graduates of 1958 share in the honor of their beloved pastor at his investiture by the Most Reverend Bishop. For over twenty years Monsignor has fashioned the intricate tapestry of Sacred Heart Parish. His faith and hope and love Have been The warp and woof Of fabric gay That he has traced for Thee today.” Bishop invests Monsignor 4 Monsignor prepares for the investi- ture ceremony on December 22, 1957, in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Camden. Among those offering congratulations to the Right Rev- erend Monsignor are Mr. John Enoch and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Del Rossi. THE PATTERN Investiture portrait of Mon- signor is presented to the new high school. Mother Irma Immaculate and Sister Agnes Isabel share Mon- signor’s joy on this occasion. 7 The Reverend JEROME M. PRISCO The Reverend JOHN J. CI.ARK Assistant Superintendent of Schools Diocese of Camden The Reverend MICHAEL V. DALY 8 MR. JAMES HATCH Boys’ Coach, Physical Education, Health, English MISS CATHERINE CRESCI Organist MRS. MARGARET BEU, R.N., Home Nursing, First Aid MISS PATRICIA DAVIS Girls’ Basketball Coach, Physical Education, Health The Reverend JAMES M. PERRELLI PLACE THE TOOLS To the students who daily pass along our corridors, the Sisters of Saint Joseph, of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, are a familiar sight. Thirty-seven years ago they began working in Vineland. For the last thirty-one years they have woven secondary education into their teaching pattern. Eleven Sisters, and three lay teachers, all specialists in their respective fields, daily direct the students in spiritual, academic and social growth: They make the rose threads fairer, The gold more bright and clear. Planning for a greater tomorrow! The evolution of a Catholic secondary school springs from a combination of vision, planning, effort, and faith of purpose. The Faculty (clockwise): Sister Edward Benedict, Sister Henrietta Maria, Sister Consolata Maria, Sister Grace Cath- arine, Sister Miriam, Sister Agnes Isabel, Monsignor, Sister Clare Letitia, Sister Clare Gervase, Sister Mary Elena, Sister Joseph Annetta and Sister Joseph Emmanuel. lyiffiiiii Though lowly my part, I am thankful to be A tool in Thy Hands—co-work- ing with Thee.” Sitter Agnes Isabel, Principal WITHIN OUR HANDS JNT SAINT agnes college dunbart ‘-'cation for ac . ♦ 25V‘-.--a ■V 0 flhe Wa fl OF INDUSTRY IS CREATED BY OUR STUDENTS T k . T°«r f' - , h «I. p, ‘ «I, - p V O ' 0 iHa ■aii VXI VER HOLY CROSS COLLEGE enn«Wv.n [OELPH a chestn college JOSEPH SISTERS SAINT APmissinn •PfJicant Urett •national AS SENIORS THEY ARE THE BASIS Mi s Virginia Armitage of the New Jersey Bell Telephone points out method of using Teletraining equipment to Ann Vastano while Judith Giovinazzi follows the directives. Row 1: Charles Catalano, Vincent Canino, Ralph Tursini, Robert Solda, Romeo Mezzetti, Eugene Guicheteau, Deno Marino, Gregory Giancola, Rob- ert Wright. Row 2: Robert Bassetti, Terry Venturi, John Pierantozzi, John DeMarco, Joseph Dagos- tino, Rudolph Favretto, David Lelli. Row 3: Philip McQuaid, Edward Knudsen, Gasper Taormina, James Sehl, James Reilly, Louis D'Alessandro, Rob- ert Vertolli, Richard Squires. Row I: Joyce Traverso, Catherine Enoch, Patricia Ieropoli, Eleanor Cherivtch, Dolores D’Augustine, Eleanor D'Amico, Rosemarie Guisti, Marie Davis, Carol Arata, Joyce Nesi, Judy Daly, Annette Curtis, Carol Carletto, Barbara Dimeo, and Mary Theresa Coraluzzo. Row 2: Edith Mihaly, Dolores Mathias, Angela Turco, Elizabeth Imburgia, Gwen Papiano, Geraldine Mattioli, Joyce Fulton, Leanor Di Pace, and Marie Salvo. Row 3: Annette Crovo, Linda Dechen, Veronica Giacomelli, Angela San- tomo, Pauline Tischbein, Edwina Misiewicz, Made- line Borasi, Lorraine Le Fevre, Mary Snyder, Mag- dalen Van Steyn, Patricia Gardella, and Judith Giovinazzi. OF OUR CLOTH Halogen precipitates fascinate Senior chemistry students. Row 1: Marlin Swangler, Kenneth Keller, George Cox, Harry Brooks, Elmer Hewitt, and Joseph Di Filippo. Row 2: Ralph Quickmire, Richard Chini, Robert Novario, James Capo, Joseph Musso, and Thomas Barber. Row 3: Carlo Merighi, Joseph Kasper, George Haughey, James Scarano, Ernest Augustine, Joseph Menz, James Neary, Edmund Csefalvay, Paul Dondero, and Joseph Danna. Row 4: Robert Sutter, John Sikking, Edward McDonald, and Thomas Hagenbarth. 16 Sister Joseph Emmanuel uses the parts of the Mass with her Latin IV class to illustrate the practicality of the study of this language. Junior boys, directed by Sister Edward Benedict, find that exact measuring is important in mechanical drawing. JUNIORS ADD STRENGTH TO •• OUR FABRIC Members of the physics class direct their attention to the diagrams illustrating the law of reflection of light. Sister Clare Gervase checks explanation given by Judy Bari, Richard Chini, Sandra Cupini, and Paul Dondero. Row 1: Susan McKeon, Judith Neri, Sandra Cupini, Rosemary Johnson, Carol Egizi, Kathleen Rice, and Kathryn Hewitt. Row 2: Joan Van Steyn, Judith Bari, Jaqueline Romanini, Patricia Zucca, Victoria Greganti, Marie Elena Rosiello, Mary Ann Di Mat- teo, Joann Donato, Carolyn Hofbauer, and Antoin- ette Canino. Row 3: Anisia Cehelsky, Patricia White, Maria Gallino, Carol Durand, Patricia Kane, and Dolores Busnardo. Absent for photo: Elizabeth Tomlin. Junior B Girls: Row 1: Carol Montesanto, Kathleen Ruberti, Diane Sole, Dolores Centritto, Judith Pease, Shirley Dalesandro, Joanne Zitto, and Janice Bertonazzi. Row 2: Saundra Sachetti, Pauline Oliva, Dolores Sauders, Barbara Neal, Barbara Bagliani, Carol Ronchetti, Mariam Jost, Lois Dannenhoffer, Dorothea Dannenhoffer, Mary Ann Duffek, Melanie Levari, and Phyllis Manno. THE STRANDS MAKE WAY TO ACCEPT Junior boys practise the art of keeping their eyes on the copy. Sister Clare Letitia checks on their accuracy. 18 Sister Miriam borrows from the television game, TIC-TAC-TOE, in an effort to arouse the interest of her French II students. The contestants are Mary McCall and Rita Halloran. NEW THREADS OFFERED BY THE SOPHOMORES Rita Sherman and Michael Surowiec explain the use of two formulas for finding the area of a square. Sister Clare Gervase seems pleased with the results. First Row: Benjamin Greenwood, Charles Jost, John Comislcey, John Cherivtch, Thomas Riggione, Joseph Chinnici, Eugene Volpe. Second Row: Ronald Stringari, Ralph Squillace, Joseph Capizola, Ronald Giglio, Richard Krason, James Bononcini, Anthony Di Paolo. Third Row: Fred Stolar, George Desotti, Edward Dalton, David Richmond, Paul Grimm, Michael Castaldi, Michael Surowiec, Robert Butler. Last Row: John Lelli, John Giovannetti, Peter Crovo, Richard Ziller, William McLaughlin, James Fer- rara. Missing: Robert Boisvert, Michael Brewer, Gregory Chiarelto, Peter Curtis, Michael Paolina, Vincent Piazza. Sophomore A Girls: Seated: Doris Sbertoli, Carol Cresta, Rosemary Fava, Eleanor Arena. Standing: Helen Alexander, Margaret De Marco, Geraldine Sterchele, Julia Roagers, Katherine Porch, Rita Sherman, Patricia O’Rourke, Patricia Haas, Eliza- beth Witz, Lucille Magolda, Barbara D’Alessandro, Anita Tursini, Margaret Nocco, Sharon Hennessy, Mary Anne Walsh, Adriana Bertoli, Catherine Marufh. Sophomore Biology students find pleurococcus. Sophomore B Girl� ; Alongside fence (left to right): Cecilia Orlandi, Carolyn Genoni, Barbara Westcott, Lillian Accardo, Angela Torino, Mary Ann Danna, Agne� Ferrillo, Kathryn Bucca, Maryanne Genovese, Catherine Girgenti. Foreground: Ellen Marie Shan- non, Lucille Stefano, Carolyn Reeves, Mary Ellen Hemberger, Frances Raymond, Evelyn Bauer, Gloria Sciore, Carole Di Biaso, Loretta Landi, Lucille Bos- cola, and Gloria Sterchele. Background: Phyllis Pendola, Barbara Qe Santis, Marie Marcucci, Kath- erine Pendola, Patricia D'Augustine, Mary Ann Goffredi, Patricia Colla, Marilyn Chini, and Rosalie Capabianco. THEY ARE HALF-WAY ON THE LOOM La primavera en Espana! Spanish students crgani e composition on spring. Ellen Marie Shannon select� vocabulary indica- tive of the sea ton as Felicia Cascia records items. Marilyn Chini assists by the use of a photo. Lee x equal the unknown . . . Sitter Henrietta Maria gives Freshman algebra students time out to organize steps for solving a problem. Sister Mary Elena listens to the explanation of the four Evangelists which John Reil|f pives ip fresh man religion class. NEW COLOR IS Row 1: David Goffredi, Lawrence Pepper, Angelo Vastano, Brian Giannascola. Row 2: Anthony Wright, George Taylor, Francis Reilly, Dominic Ciancarelli. Row 3: William Heckman, Harry Hear- ing, James Spadoni. Row 4: Harry Myers, Thomas Conville, Donald Sutter, Ernest O’Rourke, Bernard Surwillo, John Reilly, and Joseph Donato. INTRODUCED BY THE FRESHMEN Freshman ({iris complete work on their dainty aprons. This project of the Family Living class is checked by Sister Consolata Maria. The students are Patricia Glover, Mary Faldetta, Patricia Augustine, and I art r , ’ relli. Row 1: Marilyn Knudsen, Joanne LapO, Mary Fal- detta, Juanita Zappariello, Joanne Rachunas, Marie Pease, Anna Mae Spatola, Emily Maccani, Joy Grillo, and Mary Abrams. Row 2: Anna Marie Tedesco, Patricia Manaresi, Dolores Ieropoli, Teresa Scarpa, Margaret Smith, Janet Pepsoski, Arlene Marino, Rosalie Luciano, Barbara Rieck. Row 3: Patricia Augustine, Mary Jane Mulligan, Barbara Morris, Joan Dannenhoffer, Frances Imburgia, Eileen McDonald, Joanne LoBiondo, Mary Csere, Catherine Haughey, and Barbara Mancrief. Freshman B Boy : Row 1: John Casadia. Gary Egizi, Eugene Boccelli, Robert Durand, and Eugene Giacomelli. Row 2: Salvatore Del Buono, James Zitto, David Uber, Patrick Reilly, Joseph Bian- corosso, and Robert Sterchele. Row ): Lawrence Morin, John Asaro, Paul Di Filippo, John Vi� conti, William Vertolli, Denni Petovello, George Fulton, Eugene Jost, James Naughton, Robert Gonzalez, and Felix Girone. Freshman boys and girls enjoy singing the selection played by Sister Joseph Annetta in music class. 24 THEY ADD A GAY Patrick Reilly explains the principle of air pressure involved in the tenacity of the Magdeburg Hemi- spheres to a group of Freshmen while Daniel Mor- ello, William Vertolli and Lawrence Pepper check his explanation more closely. Aie Peas andX lary Jane Mulligan select a rec- 3, this ktime Yw' Warsaw Concerto”, to be played Uuriitf . yethman art class. Daniel Morello and fyiltfim'Heckman are interested in points of com- petition. i jjB6rsl maiVT oy s prepare to demonstrate their ability in p ppic'al'fitness. TOUCH TO THE CLOTH Freshman B Girls: Seated: Madeleine Ascioni, Julia Passarelli, Sandra Polmonari, Eileen Rowson, Patri- cia Amico, Rosalie Romeo, Margaret Behl, Camille Montano, Dolores LeFevre, Bonnie Carletto, Patri- cia Feo, Kathleen Guicheteau, Marianne Cossaboon, and Barbara Pegolotti. Standing: Rosemary Guizio, Kathleen McLaughlin, Jane Vastano, Marilyn Rich- ter, Marlene Bassetti, Rose Marie Dellagatta, Rose- ann Bonato, Arlene Landi, Rosemary Sacchetti, Donna Men , Sharon Cheli, Camille Cooper. jfie Patte m IS FILLED BY OUR MANY ACTIVITIES They ’broider the world upon a loom, They 'broider with dreams their tapestry.’ VINELANDIA One of the highlights of the press conference was the privi- lege of sharing the spotlight with Father Daniel Falvey, O.S.A., and Don Rose. Here are Bob Wright, Linda Dechen, Joan Van Steyn, and Antoinette Canino with Villanova’s popular librarian and the top-ranking journalist of Stuff and Nonsense” fame. Arriving at the Villanova Press Conference early in the morn- ing, these young journalists look as if they arc prepared to spend a pleasant and profitable day. Catch that error,” says Gene Guicheteau to Kay Enoch and Betty Ann Imburgia, as they check galleys for the forthcoming issue of VINELANDIA. Judy Daly, Linda Dechen, and Reginia Murphy discuss lay- out. Edward Knudsen, staff artist, casts a critical eye over the latest issue of the paper. Edith Mihaly and Antoinette Canino think it isn’t too bad.” Bob Wright, Editor, gets caught up on some late copy. Sister Agnes Isabel, Principal, congratulates top winners in Year Book Drive. The recipients of prizes are Mary Ann Duffek, Eleanor Cherivtch and Mary Ann Walsh. The business staff of Vine Leaves” computes daily returns of subscriptions and patrons. These efficient workers are Judith Giovinazzi, Mary Snyder, Gwen Papiano, Patricia leropoli, and Linda Dechen. VINE LEAVES Senior staff members assist in identifying photo- graphs for Vine Leaves”. They are Judith Daly, Annette Crovo, Joyce Traverso, Elizabeth Imburgia, and Leanor Di Pace. Father Jerome Prisco proudly exhibits the chalice which students purchased for the missions. Patricia D’Augustinc, Joanne Canino. Robert Sutter. Mary Ann Dc Mattco, and John Casadia have the privilege here of admiring it at close range. Assistant Sacristans help in the sanctuary and sacristy and assist in preparing for various liturgical functions. Mary Ann Danna, Mary Ann Goffredi, Carol Durand, Carolyn Reeves, Gloria Sterchele, and Phyllis Pendola check the requirements for Mass. Ralph Tursini and Judy Daly seem to enjoy their chat with Father Hanna and Father Fischer of the Congregation of the Holy Cro s. The two Notre Dame priests conducted a spiritual retreat during the past year. Altar boys Vincent Canino. Ralph Tursini. and Gregory Giancola lead the student body in the annual May procession to honor the Mother of God. THE WOOF OF SANCTITY Sister Mary Elena shows the ciborium contributed as part of the mission project of Section 9A. These proud students are Robert Ashton, Patricia Manaresi, Janet Pepsoski, and Brian Giannascola. Mission Moderators Kenneth Keller, Eugene Guiche teau, and Kathryn Hewitt sort stamps which will be sent to the Missions. COLLEGE CONSCIOUS College-minded lads and lassies visited the campus of Villanova University. Two guidance counselors compare notes, dis- cuss possibilities. Miss Rita Cresci, of Vineland High School, and Sister Agnes Isabel confer briefly before the opening session of Chestnut Hill Night. College life must be wonderful! According to the brochures from various Catholic colleges, there is nothing left to be desired. WE HONOR OUR PATRONS Robert Sutter, Lois Dannenhoffrr. and Rita Halloran ask Saint Joseph’s help and guidance in their lives and work. The daily crowning of Our Lady’s statue during May is a special moment in the lives of Sacred Heart students. Madeline Borasi and Joyce Traverso arrange flowers as Claudette De Paul places the crown. These students form part of the long pro- cession from school to church, where hymns, prayers, and Benediction complete the beautiful May Devotion to honor Our Lady. Our Seniors assist P.T.A. endeavors by participation in the Fashion Show: Eliza- beth Imburgia, Dolores Mathias, Ann Vastano. OUR P. T. A. Mrs. Harry Hearing, President of the P.T.A., writes a check for $2,000 for the school and gymnasium fund. The assistant officers pictured here are Mrs. Thomas Dell, Mrs. Louis Pag- liughi and Mrs. Warren Ritter. Parents of the students assist as chaperons at the Junior-Senior Prom. They are Mr. and Mrs. George Spieker, Mr. and Mrs. John Dechen, Mr. and Mrs. John Enoch, Mr. and Mrs. Emidio Tursini, Mr. and Mrs. John Arata, Mrs. Louis Traverso. Carol Carletto was crowned Queen of the Winter White” after she had been elected in a special TAP election to raise money for the fight against polio. Carol's court includes Carolyn Hofbauer, Eleanor D’Amico, Joyce Fulton, and Elizabeth Imburgia. Carol Durand and Antoinette Canino record votes of Snow Queen election. CIVIC ACTIVITIES Veronica Giacomelli proudly exhibits to Sister Consolata Maria the pin she received as first prize in the Betty Crocker Homemaking Con test. Mr. David Cheli, president of the Jaycees, and Mr. Bruce Garlock, contest chairman, present awards to Edith Mihaly and Robert Wright for their prize-winning essays on I Speak for Democ- racy . Sister Henrietta Maria, who helped to prepare the win- ners, stands between them. Weighing in!” . . . Dolores D’Augus- tine, on the new scale acquired through the generosity of our P.T.A., checks notation of her weight made by Mrs. Margaret Beu while Joyce Nesi awaits her turn. Mr. James Hatch points out to Monsignor the realistic features of the safe-driving equipment. Joseph Dagostino and Robert Solda test the proper pressure on pedals to control an actual motor. ACQUISITIONS Senior B students enjoy learning proper office procedures through the use of our new film projector and screen. Mary Theresa Coraluzzo observes Patricia Gardella at work on an Olympia typewriter, one of the twelve new ones added in our Commercial Department. Did I make it? say these eager juniors, as they survey the honor list posted at the distribution of each report. Monsignor enjoys listening to topics discussed by repre- sentatives of the Student Council. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Ralph Tursini, school president, turns in daily attendance slips to the secretary of the day, Gwen Papiano. October 11, 1957, marks another milestone in Vineland’s history, for on that day the bull- dozer took over the task of beginning the addition to Sacred Heart High School. When completed the new wing will include gymnasium- auditorium, science labs and commercial unit. MODESTY CRUSADE Officers of the S.D.S. planned and presented the Fashion Parade which was enjoyed by every student in the school. Kay Enoch, Linda Dechen, Carol Carletto, Edith Mihaly, and I.eanor DiPace wear what they consider suitable attire for informal dressy occasions. Formal wear is shown by Carol Arata, Joyce Traverso, and Elizabeth Ann Imburgia. These young ladies remember that all attire looks better when worn with a smile and sparkling eyes. Name the sport and the Seniors will give you the proper togs. Dolores Mathias. Ann Vastano, and Judy Daly truly charmed their audience with a display of sports wear. A new number for che Musicale is discussed by Sister Joseph Annetta with Glee Club officers, Judith Neri, Anita Tursini, Joseph DiFilippo, David Uber, Romeo Mezzetti, Thomas Riggione. ON THE SCENE The actors anu actresses of The Happy Journey,” the one-act play, rehearse the final scene. Their efforts were rewarded as they placed first in the diocesan- wide competition. Barbara D’Alessandro was judged the best performer in the Camden area. 40 Sacred Heart's recently organized Glee Club made its debut on February 2 in the school auditorium. Shown here is a ninety-voice male chorus. GLEE CLUB Another recent newcomer on the high school music scene is this five-piece instrumental combination that supplied a variety of lively interludes during the Glee Club performance. Here are Rudy Favretto and Joe Donato on the horns, Dave Lelli and Gene Guicheteau playing the accordions, and Rich Squires, a high-riding drummer boy. Sister Joseph Annetta provides background for the five-piece accordion band that supplemented the renditions of the Glee Club. These musicians are Loretta Landi, Robert Butler, Dolores Busnardo, Gene Guicheteau, and Dave Lelli. Climaxing the Christmas program was the ever-loved Nativity scene. At long last the seniors realize their dream—attired as veteran woodsmen, they claim their pre-Christmas holiday on which they cut trees and greens for parochial decorations. This photo glimpses a song-fest, one of the many in which Sacred Heart High School students indulge, pre- paratory to Christmas. THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS A youthful Santa (Anthony Di Paola) aids Mrs. Harry Hearing in P.T.A. candy distribu- tion. Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing” lures these holiday patrons to the Locust Street Theatre in Philadelphia. Juniors Janice Bertonazzi, Dolores Centritto and Carlo Merighi prepare homeroom creche. Senior girl learn from uieir little sisters, the Freshmen, proper table setting. The Lenox dishes and Towle silverware were borrowed for demonstration purposes from Alexander's Jewelry Store. HAPPY HOLIDAYS Students from the various sections took weekly turns caroling before the Christmas crib. Here it is the Sopho- mores' turn to serenade the Infant King. What is the rule about snowballs near the school? Sister Joseph Annetta demonstrates to Kathleen Rice what not to do with the snow. 4 4 Freshmen girl proudly display (he felt stockings they made as a Christmas project in the Family Living Class. A group of Seniors assemble for Christmas carol singing through the halls of the grade school and high school. Faculty member approve Prom visitants to Convent. Seniors Joyce Tra- verso and Eugene Guicheteau smile for the photographer with Sister Con solata Maria. Margaret De Marco and Sister Agnes Isabel agree on the beauty of corsages. PROM Refreshments are served to the girls and their escorts at the After-Prom festivities. John Pierantozzi, Carol Carletto, Deno Marino, Geraldine Mattioli, Robert Wright, and Elizabeth Ann Imburgia pause before Our Lady’s shrine to ask her blessing and protection upon their lives. Eugene Guicheteau, Robert Wright and Edward Knudsen stop long enough to smile at the camera man as they apply the finishing touches to the best-ever prom decorations. Sitter Joseph Emmanuel greets Elizabeth Ann Imburgia and Robert Wright, as Sister Miriam smiles happily with I.inda Dechen and Richard Squires. 48 Mr. George Spieker is always the behind- the-scene” man responsible for making Sacred Heart proms bigger and better every year. Gasper Taormina, Louis D’Alessandro and Robert Solda lend a helping hand. Reaching for Heaven! The boys, under the direction of Mr. George Spieker, «pent many afternoons and evenings enhancing the auditorium with Almost Paradise” decorations. Sacred Heart High's 1957-58 basketball team swings an arc for the photographer before going into battle. The Heart Hoopsters are Tommy Riggione, Ron Giglio, Dom Romano, Johnny Pierantozzi, Tom Hagenbarth, Jim Reilly. Terry Venturi, Bill Mc- Laughlin, Joe DiFillipo, Ken Keller, and Greg Giancola. BASKETBALL It won't make any difference, says Greg Giancola as a Vineland hoop artist goes up for a basket. Sacred Heart took this bout (SHHS, 45; VHS, 55 in the gymnasium and thus drew a split in the City Series. Now listen carefully, says sub- stitute coach Al Giatnpietro to the boys during an important time • out session during the Alumni Game. Assistant coach Vince Canino looks on approv- ingly. Going Up and Away are these five senior members of this year's basketball team. Jim Reilly grips the friendly sphere while Johnny Pierantozzi, Terry Venturi, Dom Romano, and Greg Giancola form the rungs of the ladder to success. Mr. Hatch, Sacred Heart’s able coach, goes over a few plays with lanky Jim Reilly before an impor- tant game. The 6’3” center was a big help to the club this year, handling the all-important re- bounding chores for the team. Pitching, Power and Perfection tell the tale of this lineup of Sacred Heart Diamond Kings. I.ou Dalessandro, Tom Hagenbarth, and Terry Venturi look down the line from the back. Pitchers Joe Menz, Johnny Pierantozzi, and Bob Bassetti hold the center while Greg Giancola, Ren Giglio, Mike Paolino, and Tom Riggione round out the top-notch club. Boasting of better things to come are these members of the school’s youngest basketball team, the Freshmen, who compiled a very respectable 4-2 log this season. They are, from left to right: Top: Harry Hearing, Bill Heckman, Gene Giacomelli, Danny Morello, and Dom Cian- carelli. Down in front are Gene Boccelli, Brian Gianascola, George Fulton, Gene Jost, and Angelo Vastano. The d« � k scl of Sacred Heart’s basketball team is shown here at the scorer’s table that is usually associated with them. Dave Richmond, equip- ment manager, holds on to one of his charges while Romeo Mezzetti looks up from a set of time rules that go with his job of official timer. Ralph Squillace and Joe Menz look over the books of club history while assistant coach and manager Vince Canino acts as overseer. Somebody get him’’ seems to be the general feeling of the Heart hoopsters in this photo. Johnny Pier- antpzzi drops away from a flying Wildwood Catholic foot while Joe DeFillipo and Jim Reilly slam on the brakes. SPORTS Junior Varsity Members: From left to right we find Paul DiFillipo, Paul Grimm, John Reilly, Pete Crovo, Billy McLaughlin, Ken Keller, Pat Reilly, and Jim Neary swinging around behind Tom Rig- gione, Ron Giglio, Anthony DiPaola, and Larry Pepper. Runny Cirlrtlo and Dolly Dannenhoffer reach high in an intramural battle between the Junior and Senior girl . Co-captain Marie Davis and Magdalen Van Steyn gaze longingly at The Most Valuable Player” trophy. Varsity Basketball Team: Row 1: Patricia O'Rourke, Barbara Rieck, Judith Neri. Row 2: Sharon Hen- nessy, Elizabeth Imburgia, Barbara Wescott, Leanor DiPace: Row 3: Gwen Papiano, Joyce Traverso, Magdalen Van Steyn, Marie Davis, Mariam Jost. Among the V.I.P.'s at Sacred Heart, these spirit boosters are certainly top rank. Var- sity cheerleaders who have boosted team spirit consist- ently through the years are Marie Elena Rosiello, Ann Vastano, Joyce Nesi, Carol Carletto, Joyce Fulton, Kay Enoch, and Saundra Sach- etti. GIRLS’ SPORTS Junior-Senior competition was sparked to a new high when the enthusiasm of the faculty out-matched that of the students. The only possible reserva- tion to be made here would naturally be the Junior-Senior boys' cheering section, not shown. Juniors fought desperately to keep the ball from the Seniors during intramurals. Here Junior Kathy Rice receives a ball from Kay Hewitt. Mary McCall lurks in the back court to keep Joyce Nesi from helping the Seniors. Miss Davis smiles approvingly on (he work of Varsity and Junior Varsity managers: Mary Anne Goffredi, Linda Dechen, Dolores Sauders, and Margaret Smith. Sitting pretty! Why shouldn't they be? These girls. Mary Ann Walsh, Eileen Row-son. Mary Anne Duffek and Eleanor Cherivtch. were the winners of the blazers in the Year Book Drive. These Freshman girls are lined up for their weekly gymnastics. Drills for proper posture are being performed here. Senior Varsity player , Joyce Traverso, Elizabeth Imbur- gia, Magdalen Van Steyn, Gwen Fapiano, Marie Davis, and Leanor DiPace, unite for a prayer before the start- ing whistle. Junior and Senior girls battle for possession of the ball during the excit- ing intramural game. Junior Varsity Squad and Cheerleaders: Sealed: Rosemarie Dellagatta, Lucille Stefano, Mary Ann Walsh, Marlene Goffredi, and Kathleen McLough- lin. Standing: Maryanne Genovese, Carol Cresta, Sandra Cupini, Patricia Haas, Marlene Bassetti, Evelyn Bauer, Rosemarie Procopio, Marilyn Richter, Bonnie Carletto, Marilyn Knudsen, Rosemary Fava. OPERETTA These military tap dancers are seniors Judy Daly, Annette Curtis, Joyce Nesi, Geraldine Mattioli, Carol Arata, Mary Theresa Coraluzzo, and Kay Enoch. Ballet Master John De Marco questions integrity of gypsy activities. Held by his spell are senior cast members Robert Wright, I.eanor Di Pace, Judith Giovinazzi, James Sehl, and Elizabeth Imburgia. Victor Herbert’� The Fortune Teller” which included a cart of almost 300 students was presented as the 1958 operetta. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tessieri, choreographers, give last minute details to seniors Regina Murphy and James Reilly. Senior Spanish dancers Annette Crovo, Claudette De Paul, Eleanor D’Amico, Rosemarie Giusti, and Dolores Matthias pose with Ballet and Gypsy soloists Anisia Cehelsky and Marie Elena Rosiello. Without the devoted assistance of sen- ior Vincent Canino, no Sacred Heart production would be complete. Gypsies James Sehl and Judith Giovinazzi interrogate Captain Tursini regarding the sale of their daughter, fortune teller I.eanor Di Pace. Joseph Musso, a Junior, explains the significance of the graph which he made to indicate daily progress in the play drive. Theme drawings throughout our yearbook are also the work of Joseph. Members of the second cast evince interest in Ballet Master Ernest Augustine's plans for their activities. Entire cast of The Fortune Teller assembles for the grand finale. f XT A I� � serious moment is glimpsed at a meeting of senior altar boys with their moderator, Reverend James Perrelli. A long last good-bye is waved to the ‘58 Class by Mr. Christopher Kissane, faithful custodian of Sacred Heart High School. Sophomores Margaret De Marco and Anita Tursini proudly verify the diplomas of their brothers. Not only is Mrs. Margaret Beu Sacred Heart's quali- fied nurse but she is also the weekly lecturer to the seniors on Principles of First Aid. Monsignor echoes the seniors’ thoughts—’tis come at last the blessed night! Miles of smiles are evidenced as the ’58 photos arrive for distribution. Seniors exchange last-minute pleasan- tries amidst graduation maneuvers. How are things up there?” asks Joyce Traverso of her senior neigh- bor, Richard Squires. CHRISTIAN LIFE J ie Jafiesfaij OF A O Mary, Heavenly Queen, from whose fabric of virginity was fashioned the humanity of Christ, grant that we, too, may weave Him into the tapestry of our lives. In this the Centennial Jubilee Year of your Lourdes apparitions, please bestow on us your gracious benediction. •1 i||: iV • i is . •: • ! ;• jjhi • %� JUDITH CAROL GIOVINAZZI GERALDINE: MARY MATTIOLI . ‘ i- . ! ::.•)� .y.;i , {ft � ’ 1. • x V.� :';;:.. .• ! ;;fc• h! • , ••• V;‘ . :• 'i •; }: :. SPECIAL DETAILS . ;• :?;} : }•{!� { !: .it i • : :• J:;!� : ' . - � •:. . . : • •‘.{■•I •• • .'•!'•}•{1 ■ • . • ? • «'•!• }•’}'!?•«• •iff. M i' • fit «■; •. I'd!;$ Iv? ROBERT BARRY SOLDA v . • U- --Vi RALPH EMIDIO TURSINI mS;. :. . CAROL MARY ARATA 22 North State Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Carol . . . class comedienne . . . sensational disposition . . . extensive wardrobe . . . always baby sitting . . . menu favorite, tuna fish sand- wiches . . . can’t wait for weekends . . . Favorite number, 23 . . . Favorite saying . . . Nobody knows.” . . . Ambition: Elementary School Teacher. Sodality 1.2,3.4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Speech 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Basketball Manager 4; S.D.S. 4; Drivers' Club 4; Glee Club 1,4; Varsity Club 2. i ROBERT FRANCIS BASSETTI North Brewster Road East Vineland, New Jersey ST. MARY Chunky” . . . liked by everyone . . . private taxi service . . . tries to catch forty winks in P.O.D. class . . . terrific baseball pitcher . . . especially fond of moose hunting . . . Favorite saying: 'T don't care.” . . . Ambition: Mechanic. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Speech 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Drivers’ Club 4. MADELINE CAROL BORASI 57 S. Valley Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Maddy” . . . tall, good-looking lass . . . life of a party . . . Pet peeve: men drivers . . . enjoys eating her father’s profits . . . usually seen with Ness” and Judy . . . oh, that natural red hair? ? ? . . . Post-graduate plans: to get a B. S. degree . . . Favorite saying: What are you trying to say?” . . . Top Ambition: To marry a multi-millionaire. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Choir 1; Speech 2; Varsity Club 2; Basketball 3; Drivers’ Club 4. 68 JOSEPHINE CONCETTA BRUNO 259 Magnolia Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Jo” . . . true friend . . . typical Sunday driver . . . usually seen with Pat, Mag. and Ronnie . . . likes to skate—perpetual floor cleaner . . . hopes to be a beautician . . . stenog is the subject she waits for each day? ? ? . . . Favorite saying: He'll never be square.” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; S. D. S. 4; Drivers' Club 4; Dramatics 1,2,4; Glee Club 1; Basketball 1. VINCENT RAYMOND CANINO 78 Arcadia Place Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Canoe” . . . well liked by everyone . . . pleasant disposition . . . usually seen driving his station wagon . . math genius . . . stage crew member . . can flx anything electrical . . . likes to tease Carol . . . Ambition: Engineer . . . Favorite saying: Too bad. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Altar Boy 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Scorekeeper 3; Varsity Club 2; Senior Manager 4; Glee Club 1; Class Officer 2; Drivers’ Club 4; Play Electrician 1,2,3,4. CAROL ANN CARLETTO Maple Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Bunny” . . . short, dark-haired beauty . . . person- ality plus . . . peppy cheerleader . . . oh. those long, curly eyelashes . . . always seen with Johnny . . . crazy about ice cream . . . likes talking on the 'phone . . . dislikes homework . . . Post-graduate plans: Nurse . . . Favorite saying: Take it easy!” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2: Glee Club 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Varsity CIu{ 2; Sacristan 1,2; S. D. S. 4; Drivers' Club 4. 69 CHARLES ROBERT CATALANO )8 S. Myrtle Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Buddy” . . . usually seen with Annette . . . drives a 57 Pontiac . . . answers to the name of Squirrel . . . likes to eat . . . dislikes girls dancing in The Spot” . . . Air Force bound . . . always looking for a pencil . . . future architect . . . Favorite say- ing: I don't know nothin’. ’ Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Boxing 2; Basketball 2; Varsity Club 2; Drivers’ Club 4; Glee Club 1; Class Officer 1; Speech 2. MARY THERESA CORALUZZO 205 Wood Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Chicky” . . . cute little lass . . . usually seen riding in a white Ford . . . has a smile for every- one . . . always teasing Annette . . . likes Chickie . . . A” student in stenography . . . enjoys Italian food . . . Ambition: Secretary . . . Favorite saying: My word!” Sodality 1,2,5,4; Dramatics 1.2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Sacristan 1,2; Choir 1,2; Glee Club 1,4; Varsity Club 2; Basketball I; Drivers’ Club 4; S. D. S. 4. ELEANOR MARY CHERIVTCH 808 North High Street Millville. New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Ele . . . cute Millvillian . . . everybody’s friend . . . likes Trig? ? ? . . . Vice-President of The Club” . . . likes to bop with Pat . . . pals with Joyce and Annette . . . supplies Buddy with pencils . . . Ambition: Teacher . . . Favorite saying: Well, I’ll be darned. Sodality 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; Glee Club 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; S. D. S. 4; Drivers' Club 4; Library 1; Yearbook Staff 4. 70 ANNETTE MATILDA CROVO 510 South Sixth Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Annette . . . sweet girl . . . fabulous wardrobe . . . usually seen with Dee or Betty Ann . . . likes to spend Sunday evenings in Buena . . . always cooking or house cleaning . . . Favorite saying: O Beans! Post-graduate plans: Accountant. Sodality 1.2.5.4; Speech 2; Dramatics 1.2,3,4; Sacri- stan 1,2; Glee Club 1,4; Choir I; Yearbook Staff 4; Drivers' Club 4; S. D. S. 4; Varsity Club 2. ANNETTE CATHERINE CURTIS 421 Elmer Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Dinkie . . . depends upon a light blue Pontiac for travel . . . neat dresser . . . usually seen with Judy . . . great sense of humor . . .terrific dancer . . . dislikes shorthand . . . Ambition: Teacher . Favorite saying: Where's Buddy? Sodality 1,2,3.4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Speech 2; Glee Club 1,4; S. D. S. 4; Varsity Club 2; Drivers' Club 4. JOSEPH ANTHONY DAGOSTINO 722 Montrose Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Joe . . . pleasing personality . . . enjoys teasing girls . . usually seen with Rudy and Louie ... his special interest is Betty ... a brain in math . . . great enthusiast of hunting space—all kinds . . . Favorite saying: Never can tell.” . . . Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Sodality 1,2.3.4; Glee Club 1.4; Dramatics 3.4; Drivers' Club 4; Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; Track 1. I 71 LOUIS HENRY D’ALESSANDRO North Ea� t Avenue Ncwfield, New Jersey SAINT ROSE OF LIMA Lou Dale . . . quiet . . . usually seen with Eddie . . . likes girls . . . fun to be with . . . cute freckles . . . likes to dance . . . outstanding baseball player . . . always working on his hot rod . . . future mechanic . . . Favorite saying: What do you mean?” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1; Drivers’ Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Glee Club 1; Speech 2. JUDITH ANN DALY 18 East Powell Street Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Judy” . . . always being teased—especially about Millville . . . good sport . . . blushes easily . . . likes to dance in The Spot” . . . usually seen with the girls . . . dislikes homework . . . Favorite saying: Hey, Bunky!” Sodality 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Student Council 3; Varsity Club 2; Drivers' Club 4; S. D. S. 4; Vinelandia Staff 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. ELEANORA MARIA D’AMICO 504 South Seventh Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Eleanor . . . tall, dark-haired Italian Miss . . . side by side with Rosemary . . . fastest talker in the class . . . great on Italian menus . . . dislikes math and chemistry . . . Favorite saying: Macaduff . . . Ambition: Elementary School Teacher. Sodality 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 4. 72 DOLORES MARY D’AUGUSTINE 207 Central Avenue Minotola, New Jersey SAINT MICHAEL Dee” . . . usually seen with Gerry, Betty and Pat . . . can’t wait until a certain someone graduates from Woodrow Wilson . . . likes driving around in a black Ford . . . specializes in modern jazz . . . Pet peeve: waiting for Gerry . . . Favorite saying: That’s life.” . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,4; Speech 2; Glee Club 1; S. D. S. 4; Varsity Club 2; Drivers' Club 4. MARIE ELIZABETH DAVIS North Main Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Marie . . . drives a tan DeSoto . . . terrific person- ality . . . likes the dances at Avalon . . . has a particular interest in the Navy . . . fast-driving forward . . . Pet peeve: Trig . . . future elementary teacher . . . Favorite saying: Oh, so what! Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; Choir 1,2; Glee Club 1,4; Sacri- stan 1,2; Varsity Club 2; Drivers’ Club 4; S. D. S. 4. LINDA MARIE DECHEN 1120 Fairmount Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Lynn” . . . twinkling blue eyes and gorgeous blonde hair . . . whiz in stenog . . . dislikes Italian food . . . usually seen with Edie . . . member of The Club” . . . Favorite saying: What’s that jazz?” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Sacristan 1,2; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; After-Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 1,4; Choir 1,2; Varsity Club 2; Basket- ball Manager 1,2,3,4; S. D. S. Officer 4; Vinelandia Staff 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. 73 JOHN JOSEPH DE MARCO South Main Road Vineland, New Jer ey SACRED HEART John . . . usually seen with Phil and Eugene . . . likes to experiment in the chemistry lab . . . has an enormous stamp collection . . . future farmer of America . . . dislikes rock 'n' roll . . . Favorite saying: Literally. . . . Post-graduate plans: The Army. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball Manager 1; Dramatics 1.2,3,4; Drivers' Club 4; Choir 1,2; Varsity Club 2; Glee Club 1,4. CLAUDETTE LOUISE DE PAUL 33 South Myrtle Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Claudette . . . always with a smile . . . usually seen on the avenue in a two-tone Chevy . . . likes Joe . . . enjoys dancing and skating . . . dislikes being teased . . . Favorite saying: O Burstus! . . . Ambition: Bell Telephone operator. Sodality 1,2.3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Glee Club 1,4; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 2; Drivers’ Club 4. BARBARA ANN DIMEO 530 Coral Avenue Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Barb” . . . dancing brown eyes and wavy black hair . . . never seen without a smile . . . Bridgeton Spotlighter . . . usually seen with Kay and Lee . . . likes to bop . . . dislikes hamburgers . . . Favorite saying: O.K.” . . . Ambition: Teacher. Sodality 3,4; Dramatics 3; Glee Club 4; Drivers' Club 4. 74 LEANOR CECILIA DI PACE 12 S. State Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Lee” . . . short and sweet . . . neat dresser . . . Pcpsodcnt smile . . . beautiful voice . . . talkative . . . member of The Club” . . . terrific guard on the baskeball court . . . future history teacher . . . Favorite saying: Oh, you’re kidding!” Sodality 1,2,5,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4: Choir 1,2; Varsity Club 2: Speech 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; S. D. S. 4; Drivers Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 1,4. CATHERINE LAURENA ENOCH Boulevard and Grant Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Kay” . . . cries when she laughs . . . mad chemist . . . always ready for fun - . . cute cheerleader . . . pals around with Barb . . . always giggling . . . can't stand waiting for people . . . Favorite saying: Hey, Barb, Mickey’s coming home this week!” . . . Ambition: Airline Hostess. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Class Officer I; S. D. S. Officer 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Choir 1,2; Vinelandia Staff 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. RUDOLPH ANTHONY FAVRETTO 410 Axtell Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Rudy . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . usually seen with Dom and Joe . . . enjoys driving to Bridge- ton in his ’53 green Chevy . . . terrific typist! ! ! . . . quite a charmer with the opposite sex . . . Favorite saying: Let’s go!” . . . Ambition: To own an oil well. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3.4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Choir 1,2; Glee Club 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Prom Committee 4. . 75 JOYCE ANN FULTON 13 Nelson Drive Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Ness . . . long natural blonde hair? ? ? . . . keen sense of humor . . . appreciates the finer things in life . . . lively cheerleader . . . usually dancing in The Spot . . . dangerous behind the wheel . . . Favorite saying: Thank you there.” . . . Ambition: Beautician. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Glee Club 1,4; Choir 1,2; Sacristan 2; S. D. S. 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Drivers’ Club 4. PATRICIA THERESA GARDELLA North Brewster Road Minotola, New Jersey SAINT MICHAEL Pat” . . . striking personality . . . lots of fun . . . travels with Dee, Gerry and Betty . . . likes Pizza and movies . . . never cross or angry . . . Favorite saying: I’m not going.” . . . Ambition: Secretary ... Top Ambition: To be Betty’s maid of honor and Gerry's flower girl. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2; Speech 2; Glee Club 1; Varsity Club 2; Drivers’ Club 4; S. D. S. 4. VERONICA LORETTA GIACOMELLI 2 North Maple Drive Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Ronnie” . . . always seen with Pat, Maggie, and Jo, the skating quartet . . . enjoys driving Arabella” . . . devoted fan of Westerns . . . has an eye for the Navy . . . Favorite saying: George” . . . Post- graduate plans: Bell Telephone operator. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Speech 2; Dra- matics 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Sacristan 2; Drivers’ Club 4. 76 GREGORY DOMENIC GIANCOLA 714 Cherry Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Chinky” . . . easy to get along with . . . terrific dresser . . . Oh, those crazy suspenders . . . drives a golden cream Plymouth . . . specializes in modern jazz numbers . . . dislikes chemistry? ? ? . . . Ambi- tion: Dentist . . . Favorite saying: Hey, Betty, what’s for homework?” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Altar Boy 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Dramatics 1,4; Choir 2; Glee Club 1; Varsity Club 2; Drivers’ Club 4. JUDITH CAROL GIOVINAZZI 1187 Park Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Judy . . . travels with Maddy and Joyce . . . true pal . . . waits for letters from Japan . . . likes soda and pizza . . . Pet peeve: stenog . . . chief rooter at the games ... a real actress . . . future hair stylist . . . Favorite saying: It’s all right there.” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Choir 1,2; Sacristan 1,2; Varsity Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Drivers’ Club 4; S. D. S. 4. ROSEMARIE GIUSTI 7 Arcadia Place Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Rosemary” . . . quiet, sweet Italian signorina . . . never seen without Eleanor . . . another Betty Crocker . . . skilled dressmaker . . fond of classical music . . . Favorite saying: O gee whiz.” . . . Ambition: Elementary School Teacher. Sodality 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Speech 2; Glee Club 4. 77 EUGENE HENRY GUICHETEAU Fairton Road Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Gene . . . hails from Millville . . . possesses leadership . . . always ready to help . . . noted for his outstanding photography . . Brain in math and chem . usually seen with Romeo . . . dislikes not having his license until June . . . Post-graduate plans: Engineer . . Favorite saying: You can do better than that. Sodality 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Dramatics J.4; Class Officer 4; Speech 2; Baseball Manager J.4: Vine- landia 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Jersey Boys' State Representative J; Drivers' Club 4. PATRICIA MADELINE IEROPOI.I 722 Florence Avenue Vineland. New Jersey SACRED HEART Pat . . . short black hair . . . petite . . . likes to skate . . . usually seen with Ele, Mag. Ronnie, and Jo . . . monopolizes the telephone . . . enjoys the weekend . . . future secretary . . Top-O-Mart clerk . . . Favorite saying: Oh. shoot.” Sodality 1.2.J.4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4: Choir 1,2; S. D. S. 4; Drivers' Club 4; Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; Glee Club I. ELIZABETH ANN IMBURGIA North Spring Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Betty naturally curly red hair . . . special pal of Annette . . . easy to get along with . . . likes to sew artistically minded ... at home on the basketball court . . . future teacher Favorite saying: Oh. I don't know! Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1.2.3.4; Choir 1; Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; Glee Club 1.4; Sacristan 1,2; Vinclandia Staff 4; Drivers’ Club 4; S. D. S. 4. Yeabook Staff 4; Basketball 2,4. 78 9 JOSEPH ALLEN JOST 311 Wot Oak Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART AI . . . practical joker . . . hot rod fanatic . . . will try anything once . . . always eating . . . likes to study? ? ? . . . prefers football, swimming, and boxing . . . usually seen with Bob. Rudy, and Phil . . . Favorite saying: Cut it out!” . . . Ambition: Mechanic. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Speech 2; Dramatics I; Boxing 2. EDWARD MARTIN KNUDSEN 12 South 4th Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Eddie” . . . enjoys the finer things of life . . . pals around with Lou . . . excels in art . . . can be seen at any time cruising the Avenue in his white Ford . . . one of The Boys” ... at home on a dance floor ... Pet peeve: Working at the hospital . . . Favorite saying: Ah, go on!” . . . Ambition: Teacher. Sodality 1,2,3.4; Varsity Club 2; Dramatics 1,2,4; Vinelandia Staff 2,3.4. LORRAINE MARIE LE FEVRE 508 North East Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Lorraine” . . . quiet and polite . . . active in Girl Scouts . . . practical joker . . . drives a hot Plymouth . . . special interest in Virginia . . . Pet peeve: The Brownies . . . Favorite saying: Man!” . . . Ambi- tion: Secretary. Sodality 1,2,3.4: Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Varsity Club 2; Drivers' Club 4; S. D. S. 4. 79 DAVID JUSTIN LELLI Harding Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Dave” . . . great guy . . . cute blond crew cut . . . sharp dresser ... a wheel . . . enjoys his? ? ? black Ford convertible . . . likes going to the Freezer . . . dislikes Monday morning, home- work, and empty gas tanks . . . Ambition: Doctor . . . Favorite saying: Now wait a minute.” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Drivers' Club 4; Varsity Club 2; Glee Club 1. ♦ DENO RICARDO MARINO 703 Embassy Terrace Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Deno . . . swell guy . . . always arguing . . . fond of English Literature and trig . . . usually seen with Greg and Gasper ... at home on a baseball diamond . . . dislikes being called Ricardo . . . Favorite saying: What’s the trouble?” . . . Ambition: Architect. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Boxing 2; Track 1; Varsity Club 2; Drivers’ Club 4; Baseball 1,4; Glee Club 1; Speech 2. DOLORES MARY MATHIAS Church and Rena Streets Newfield, New Jersey SAINT ROSE OF LIMA Dee . . . beautiful long hair . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . sharp dresser . . . swell personality . . . likes white Fords . . . Favorite hobby: staying at the shore . . . always waiting for a letter . . . Favorite saying: Be good. . . . Ambition: Stewardess. Sodality 1,2,5.4; Dramatics 1.2,3.4: Glee Club 4; Speech 2: Varsity Club 2; Drivers’ Club 4; S. D. S. 4: Prom Committee 3; Recreation Committee Repre- sentative 4. 80 GERALDINE MARY MATTIOLI Bach Street Landisville, New Jersey OUR LADY OF VICTORIES Gerry” . . . enviable wardrobe . . . naturally curly hair . . . good driver? ? ? . . . sparkling person- ality . . . likes to dance . . . usually seen with Dee. Pat, and Betty . . . college-bound . . . Favorite saying: You wouldn't dare! Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; Glee Club 1,4; Drivers’ Club 4. PHILIP JOHN McQUAID 210 Summit Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Phil” . . . quiet and reserved manner . . . well- liked fellow . . . drives a tan Chevy . . . neat dresser . . . always willing to help . . . likes to swim . . . future engineer . . . usually seen with Al and Benney . . . Favorite saying: There oughta be a law.” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Glee Club 1; Drivers’ Club 4. i ROMEO ANTHONY MEZZETTI 1116 New Pear Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Romeo . . . well-liked fellow . . . always having pen trouble . . . beware of his driving . . . favorite pal of Eugene . . . likes chemistry??? . . . always on the ’phone . . . special dislike for homework . . . Favorite saying: Oh, gee!” Sodality 1,2,3.4; Varsity 2; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Glee Club Officer 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Dra- atics 1,2,3,4; Speech 2. 81 EDITH ROSE MIHALY Eleventh Avenue Dorothy, New Jersey SAINT BERNARD Edie” . . • class prodigy . . . fond of Villanov.i . . . usually seen with Linda . . . careful driver . . . her favorite pastime is eating . . . doesn't like to be teased . . . active member of The Club” . . . Latin enthusiast . . . hopes to get a B. S. in nursing . . . Favorite saying: Oh. Beans!” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Vinelandia 2,3,4; S. D. S. 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Student Council 4; T. A. P. 3; Glee Club 4; Sacristan 2; Prom Committee 3. EDWINA MARIE MISIEWICZ Main and Weymouth Roads Forest Grove, New Jersey SAINT ROSE OF LIMA ”E. J.” . . . good ice-skater . . . naturally wavy blonde hair . . . always joking . . . fond of skating on Saturday nights . . . active member in C. A. P. . . . special interest in Air Force . . . Pet peeve: The Dutchman . . . Favorite saying: How about that?” . . . Ambition: Kindergarten teacher Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Choir I; Speech 2; Varsity Club 2; S. D. S. 4. M. REGINA MURPHY 411 Brookfield Road Clayton, New Jersey SAINT CATHERINE OF SIENA Reggie” . . . the actress . . . pretty green eyes . . . radiant smile . . . likes to talk . . . Gwen’s shadow . . . enjoys her Sunday outings . . . plans to hiber- nate every winter . . . Favorite saying: Oh, I’d be so happy!” Dramatics 2,3,4; Sodality 3.4; S. D. S. 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Vinelandia Staff 3,4. 82 JOYCE ANN NESI 708 South Sixth Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Joyce” . . . neat dresser . . . always smiling . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . can't wait for 'phone calls from University of Delaware . . . likes to eat at anytime . . . very cautious when driving? ? ? . . Favorite saying: Oh, my goodness!” . . , Post-graduate plans: Receptionist. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Basketball I; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Glee Club 1,4; Drivers' Club 4; S. D. S. 4. LUCY GWENDOLYN PAPIANO Lake Road Newheld, New Jersey SAINT ROSE OF LIMA Gwen . . . tall, dark-haired lass . . . fun to be with . . . dependable worker . . . always seen with Reggie . wears a Clayton High class ring . . . future secretary, and an excellent one . . . Favorit: saying: Hey, guess what! Sodality 3,4; Basketball 4; S. D. S. 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Student Council 1,2. JOHN PAUL PIERANTOZZI 781 South West Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Johnny . . . usually seen with Bunny . . . neat dresser . . . good dancer . . . likes to tease . . . popular fellow . . . spaghetti is his weakness . . . future teacher . . . member of The Hot Shots . dependable guard on the Varsity team . . . Favorite saying: You're crazy with the heat!” Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Drivers' Club 4. 83 JAMES PATRICK REILLY 38 Victory Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Jimmy” . . . tall and handsome . . . sharp dresser . . . usually seen with Terry, Ralph, and Canoe” . . . specializes in teasing Barb . . . one of the top five on the basketball court . . . far from quiet any- time . . . Favorite saying: Is that clear? ??”... Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Altar Boy 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Speech 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Drivers’ Club 4; Baseball 4; Glee Club 1; Track 1. DOMINIC JOHN ROMANO 432 Quince Street Vineland. New Jersey SACRED HEART Dom . . . very agreeable manner . . . owns a chartreuse Pontiac . . . popular among the oppo- site sex . . . usually seen with Rudy and Joe . . . has a particular interest at Vineland High . . . likes all sports . . . future accountant . . . Favorite saying: Aw, gee whiz. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 4; Dramatics 1,4; Basketball 2,4; Glee Club 1; Speech 2; Drivers’ Club 4; Varsity Club 2. MARIE ANN SALVO 194 North Laurel Street Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Marie . . . petite and shy . . . known for her shiny black hair and large brown eyes . . . recruited from Bridgeton . . . pals around with the Juniors . . . possesses beautiful handwriting . . . Favorite saying: What was I going to say next?” . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 3,4; Drivers’ Club 4; S. D. S. 4. 84 ANGELA MARIE SANTOMO 508 North Pearl Street Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Angel” . . . always smiling . . . quiet . . . dislikes trig ... Pet peeve: homework . . . usually seen in The Elite” with Dolores, Betty, and Marie . . . Ambition: Teacher . . . Favorite saying: Oh, golly, yeah!” Sodality 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; Dramatics 2; S. D. S. 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Glee Club I. JAMES WALTER SEHL 578 Sarah Place Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Jimmy . . le grand gar on . . . usually seen with Dave and Eddie . . . sensational in dramatics . . . likes to sing, swim, and fish . . . has an announcer’s voice . . . drives a 48 green De Soto . . . speed king . Favorite saying: How 'bout that! . . . Ambition: Disc Jockey. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Glee Club 4; Drivers' Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH SNYDER 515 Birch Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Betty . . . twinkling blue eyes and true blonde hair . . . usually seen with Dee, Jerry, and Pat . . . enjoys working in Dunn’s . . . dislikes silence and short lunch periods . . . fond of a certain name . . . Favorite saying: What’s for lunch?” . . . Post-graduate plans: Homemaker. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Speech 2; Varsity Club 2; Choir 2; Dramatics 1,2. 85 ROBERT BARRY SOLDA 1010 E. Oak Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Spody . . . owns a dark green Chevy . . . usually seen with Ralph, and Canoe . . . well liked president of the Hot Shots . . . whiz at math and sciences . . . always willing to let Judy drive his car? ? ? . . . Ambition: Engineer . . . Favorite saying: Aw right, Ralph, put it back. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Dramatics 1,4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Altar Boy 1,2,3.4; Varsity Club 2; Boxing 2; Speech 2; Drivers' Club 4. RICHARD RYAN SQUIRES Delsea Drive Franklinville, New Jersey SAINT CATHERINE OF SIENA Rich . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . usually seen with Rudy. Dom, and Joe . . . expert drummer . . . wonderful disposition . . . Ambition: Profes- sional drummer . . . Favorite saying: All that other jazz.” Sodality 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Drivers' Club 4; Speech 2. GASPER FRANCIS TAORMINA 727 South Sixth Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Gasper . . . quiet fellow . . . always seen before heard . . . popular with the fair sex . . . usually seen with Ralph. Buddy and Canoe . . . future engineer . . . drives a hot Ford . . . Favorite say- ings: I wish I was sick! and Duh! Sodality 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,4; Choir 1,2; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Drivers’ Club 4: Student Council 3,4; City Recreation Representative 4. 86 PAULINE ANNETTE TISCHBEIN 584 North Valley Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Pauline . . . tall and slender . . . easy to get along with . usually seen trying to start her car . . . pals with Betty, Pat and Dee . . . quiet manner . . . good cook? ? ? . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . Favorite saying: Gee. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Drivers' Club 4; Varsity Club 2; Dramatics 1,2; Speech 2. JOYCE ANN TRAVERSO 564 North Third Street Vineland. New Jersey SACRED HEART Joy” . . . always laughing . . . favorite haunt, the typing room . . . usually seen with Ele or Suzie . . . active member of The Club . . . likes to give flat tires? ? ? . . . Religious life in the future . . . Favorite saying: Hey, Angela, three cheers for Hallahan! Sodality 1,2,J,4; Dramatics 1,2.},4; Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; Class Officer 2; S. D. S. 4: Drivers' Club 4; Glee Club 1,4; Basketball 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4. ANGELINA MARIA TURCO Lincoln and Grant Avenues Vineland, New Jei sey SACRED HEART Angie . . . quiet . . . wavy red hair . . . senti- mental about West Catholic . . . always in Joyce's way . . . everybody's pal . . . Favorite saying: Oh. come on! . . . likes to drive . . . Ambition: Top Secret. Sodality 2.}.4; Glee Club 4; S. D. S 4: Drivers’ Club 4; Mission Moderator 3; Sacristan 2,3. 87 RALPH EMIDIO TURSINI 1015 Chestnut Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Ralphie . . . class clown . . . usually seen with the boys . . . doesn’t like to jitterbug . . . member of the Hot Shots” . . . Pet peeve: girls’ pocket- books . . . wants to be an engineer . . . Favorite saying: What do you mean? Sodality 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; Drivers’ Club 4; Altar Boy 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; T. A. P. 4; Student Council 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. MAGDALEN MARY VAN STEYN Vine Road Minotola, New Jersey SAINT MICHAEL Mag . . . beautiful long hair . . . always good for a laugh . . . usually seen riding the avenue with Ele, Pat. Veronica, and Jo . . . whiz on basketball court . . . Amibition: Top Secret . . . Favorite saying: Don’t know, do you?” Sodality 1,2,3,4: Varsity Club 2; Speech 2; S. D. S. Club 4; Drivers’ Club Officer 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,4; Glee Club 1. ANN MARY VASTANO 70 South Myrtle Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Annie . . . pretty little lass with dancing feet . . . active cheerleader . . . wonderful personality . . . indispensable to Dino . . - likes collegiate clothes, boys, and dancing . . . Pet peeve: Telling Jimmy Reilly to stop being so sarcastic . . . always checking the mailbox for one reason or an- other? ? ? . . . Favorite saying: Be nice.” . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1,2,3.4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,4; Choir 1,4; Varsity Club 2; Drivers' Club 4; S. D. S. 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Year- book Staff 4. 88 TERRY DAVID VENTURI I06J Park Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Terry . . handsome lad . . . indispensable eye- lashes . . . has a special interest in the Sophomore class . . . member of The Hot Shots . . . possessor of a hot '52 Chevy with spinners . . . collegiate wardrobe . . . mighty force behind our basketball team . . . favorite saying: Hey, Fats!” Sodality 1,2,3.4; Class Officer I; Drivers’ Club 4; Altar Boy 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2; Dramatics 1.3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Speech 2; Track I; Glee Club 1. ROBERT JOHN VERTOLLI West Avenue and Wheat Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Bob . . . usually seen and not heard . . . pals around with Phil and Jimmy . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . likes to tell jokes . . . deplores schoolwork . . . fond of Italian foods . . . Favorite saying: Knock it off. . . . Top Ambition: To get rich quick. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Speech 2; Dramatics 3; Boxing 2. ROBERT JOSEPH WRIGHT 328 Almond Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Bob . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . Steve Wilson of S.H.H.S. . . . likes girls, root beer, and cigarettes . . . usually seen in the art room having conferences with Sister Edward Benedict . . . chases yearbook photos . . . loves history class . . . Favorite saying: Sweetheart. . . . Ambition: Teacher and Writer. Sodality 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Drivers’ Club 4; Varsity Club 2; Dramatics 1,2,4; Choir 1,2; Track I; Vinelandia Staff 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. 89 . . 11 .... , _I=_J HONORARY PATRONS The Most Rev. Justin McCarthy, S.T.D., LL.D. Right Rev. Msgr. Wm. Rev. Charles P. McGarry Rev. John J. Clark Rev. Jerome M. Prisco Rev. James M. Perrelli Very Rev. Angelo M. Allegrini, O.S.A. Rev. Joseph Toscani, O.S.A. Rev. Charles G. Beausang Rev. Thomas J. Gooley SPECIAL Butler’s Liquor Store Carlo’s Esso Servicenter Carpenter’s Local Union 121 Eisenberg di O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kaspar and Family Kimble Glass Company FAMILY Mr. Ernest W. Alvino Mi. and Mrs. John Arata Mr. and Mrs. Dane Barse Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Canino Mr. and Mrs. O. Carletto Mr. and Mrs. Michael Castaldi and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Catalano Mr. J. C. Chappatte Dr. and Mrs. Edward Chemelewski Mr. and Mrs. Simon Cherivtch and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Chini Mr. and Mrs. John B. Comiskey Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Crovo Mr. and Mrs. Antonio D’Amico Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis Dr. Miles E. Drake Mr. and Mrs. John Enoch Mr. and Mrs. J. Farinaccio Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ferrarie Mrs. Margaret Giacomelli Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Giancola The Giovinazzi Family Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Gruccio Mr. and Mrs. H. Guicheteau and Eugene Mr. James P. Halloran J. Hickey, S.T.D., V.F. 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 St. Joseph Class of 1958 PATRONS Melini Chicks, Inc. Millville National Bank Model Coat Company South Jersey Clothing Co. Uddo and Taormina Company Venice Maid Company, Inc. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Halpen and Family Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Ieropoli and Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Imburgia Mr. and Mrs. Z. Kerestesy and Family Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Marchione Dr. and Mrs. A. Magolda Mrs. Mary Maretti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marufli and Family Di. and Mrs. A. Mascara The Mathias Family Mrs. C. McQuaid Mr. and Mrs. Paul Menz Mr. and Mrs. Geza Mihaly Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Mezzetti Mr. Jim Minio Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pepper Mr. and Mrs. C. Calvin Rone Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Rosiello Miss Mary Rowson Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Sbertoli Mr. and Mrs. Gene Solda Mr. and Mrs. E. Taormina Mr. and Mrs. Emidio Tursini Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Turco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uddo 90 BUSINESS PATRONS Admar Aluminum Producit Alexander Jeweler Alexander Lumber Company Joseph Ambrose, Jr. American Sportswear Co., Inc. D. C. Angelo Arcraft Manufacturing Co., Inc. Arnold's Formal Shop Balcely Sc Corson Joey Bassetti, Produce Bill’s Delicatessen Bob SC Kenny’s Cities Service Station Bond Grocery Company Boulevard Esso Servicenter Bray SC Macgeorge, Realtors Bridgeton Transit Bristow's Sporting Goods Brody's Furniture Store Builders' Supply Company Bullock Chevrolet Mr. Emilio Campana Edward Campbell Co. Caprioti Brothers Carli’s Garage Casual-Aire Catholic Daughters of America Walter Cavagnaro Cedarwood Log Cabin Paul M. Chammings, Contractor George Cheety Chcety Painting Chcli Coal SC Oil Company Chestnut Esso Station Chick Line Company Chipola Trucking Sc Produce Christy Funeral Home City National Bank Coffey SC Coyle Colla s Floral Shop Colonial Applicator Company Columbia Business Supply Coombs Dairies Cresco Builders, Inc. Crown Clothing, Inc. Brown Market CulUn’s Teen Shop Dan-D Oil Company, Inc. Pat D'Augustine, Carpenter SC Contractor Dckrell’s Bakery Dellagatta Oil Service Samuel Del Rossi, Electrical Contractor DrMaio’s Market DcMarchi Printing Company DeRossi Sc Son DeSantis Dress Co., Inc. Diamond Social Club L� Ippolito Fuel Oil Products, Inc. Dotrr Glass Company Harry D. Doerr Dom Patrick's Beauty Salon Donahcy Jewelers East End Motor Company Eatmor Supermarket Ebner’s Dairies, Inc. Electrical Workers’ Union John W. Eshelman 8C Sons, Inc. Farside’s Farm Service Fashion Shop of Vineland, Inc. Fath Department Store Fiocchi Brothers, Oil Company Fiori’s Jewelers Food Center The Freezer Frcitag Funeral Home A Friend Gallo’s Garage Garden State Beverage Company Garden State Florist General Auto Repairing Green’s Express Greganti Poultry Market Anthony L. Gricco, M.D. Robert H. Harding, Jeweler L. S. Heard SC Son Clyde G. Hitchner Home Town Bakery Iceland Skating Rink, Inc. Jack 8C Jill Shop Jersey Package Company Joffe Lumber Si Hardware Company John's Auto Sales Keyes Electrical Service, Inc. Keystone Readers Service Kimball Si Prince Lumber Co. Richard H. Knowles Pharmacy Lamb’s Wholesale Confectioners Landis Motors Landis Supply—Wholesale Distributors I.eStourgeon's Bakery LoBiondo Brothers Motor Express John Luciano, Iron Si Steel Scrap Major Clothing Joseph F. Malatesta, Plumbing Sc Heating Mr. A. G. Maretti Marrene Ladies' Shoppe Martini's Shoe Store Mattioli Bros. Bakery, Inc. Dr. Delmo Mattioli Mator Clothing Company Maurelli's, Inc. McDermott’s Market McLaughlin’s News Agency Melini Brothers, Inc. Menar.tico-Tuckahoe, Sand Si Gravel Mtnz Bar Restaurant Dom Michael’s Men’s Store Michel’s Ladies’ Apparel Mr. William R. Mints, General Insurance Millville Silica Sand SC Gravel Co. Milstead 8C McElroy Minot Food Packers, Inc. Thomas Henry Moran, Architect F. Morello's Sons, Groceries Morvay’s Market Motor Club of America J. J. Newberry Company Newell Clothing Company Ncwfield Oil Coal Company C. Nocco 8C Son Nucci’s Diner Edward O’Toole Company Pagliughi Brothers Mr. Martin L. Pagluighi, Esq. Pancho Motors Pasquale Lumber Company Pat’s Lunch J. C. Penny Company, Inc. George Pernazza Polmonari’s Bakery Procaccino’s Home Improvements Si Decorating Public Radio Shop R. Sc B. Produce Recreation Club John E. Reisenwitz Revere Press, Inc. Ricci’s News Agency P. J. Ritter Royce Camera Shop Jacob Rubinoff Company Harry Ruthig Transportation Company Sacred Heart Alumnae in City Government Sacred Heart P.T.A. S. Paul Scarani, Specialties William A. Scheer, Inc. Mrs. Francis School I. C. Schwarzman Sears, Roebuck 8C Company W. Howard Sharp, Inc. Shoemaker Dairies George Slade, General Contractor William E. Snell, Electrical Contractor South Vineland News Agency 91 Speed O’Matic Car Wash Tony's Garage Vineland Council Knights of Spiegel's Bowling Academy lop-O-Mart Clothes, Inc. Columbus Spoltore’s Cleaners Torelli Floor SC Wall Covering Vineland Drug Company The Spot Tower Shoes Vineland Electric Supply Standard Coal Company Tradesmen’s Bank 8C Trust Company Stanker SC Galetto, Mason Company Vineland Esso Service Center Contractors Samuel Trasferini Vineland Nursery Steelman Photo Shop T ri-State Transportation Company Vineland Printing Company Vineland Times Journal Steinbrooks Store 1 riple L” Feeds Vineland Travel Agency South Jersey Coach Lines Turner 8C Turner George F. Walsh, Advertising South Jersey Heating Company Tursini 8C Company Agency South Jersey Rural Gas Service Uddo SC Taormina Company Weitzman’s Fabrics Sun Life Insurance Company of John Vai, Heater 8C Chimney White Sparrow Inn Canada Cleaning Williams Self-Service Liquor Store Sunny Slope Farms Vanaman SC Vanaman, Insurance Wilmad Glass Company W. Sutteo, Trucking Mr. Albino Vendrasco, Sand 8C Wilson Dairy Company Terry’s Beauty Salon Gravel Wirthmore Stores The Honorable Frank J. Testa Venturi Associates, Accounting SC Zucca Bakery Robert Emmett Tirrell, Inc. Insurance M. Zukerman Sc Company GENERAL PATRONS Abbots Bakery Mr. SC Mrs. E. F. Behl Mr. Sc Mrs. H. T. Campbell ABC Credit, Inc. Mt. SC Mrs. William Belfi Mr. SC Mrs. A. Canglin Mr. SC Mrs. Baily B. Abrams Mr. SC Mrs. A. Belger Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Canino Ace Cleaners SC Dyers Clara Bergante Mi. SC Mrs. Joseph Canino Mae Ackley Mr. Mrs. Marino Bernadini Mr� . Jane Capabianco Ackley’s Travel Bureau Mrs. Elizabeth Bertonazzi Mr. SC Mrs. E. Caporali Mi. SC Mrs. Peter Alberghini Bill's Luncheonette Mr. SC Mrs. John Casadia Alterman SC Gassel, Insurance Bill's Package Store Mi. Nicholas Cascia Philip Ambrose, Plumbing SC Russell V. Bird Mr. Sc Mrs. Philip Casella Heating Blandino's Esso Servicenter Mr. SC Mrs. John Cassisi Mrs. Amelia Amico Blom Brothers Mi. SC Mrs. Alexander Caterina Mr. SC Mrs. Norman Anderson Mr. SC Mrs. Louis Boccelli Caterina Hardware Company Angela's Beauty Salon Wilfrid A. Boisvert Mi. James Caterina Ann Mar Beauty Salon Dr. Lewis Bolnick, Dentist Mrs. Jennie R. Caterina Mr. SC Mrs. John Ascione Mr. SC Mrs. Bonancini Mr. SC Mrs. Larry Catti Mr. SC Mrs. C. W. Ashton Mr. SC Mrs. Peter Bonato Frank Cavagnara Ashwood’s Gift Shop John Bonato, Plumbing SC Heating Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Cervini Mr. SC Mrs. Charles H. Atkinson Bozarth's News Agency Mrs. Evelyn Cecola Atlantic Ice SC Manufacturing Co. Mrs. Michael Braida Mr. SC Mrs. John Chamenko Mr. SC Mrs. Ernest Augustine Braun's Junior Shop Charm Beauty Salon Mr. SC Mrs. Robert Austin Mr. SC Mrs. George Brewer Mr. SC Mrs. John Cheli F. D. Austine Brewster's Flavorland Mr. Mrs. Gregory Chiarello Automobile Acceptance Corp. of Bridgeton Plumbing SC Heating Mr. SC Mrs. L. Chini N. J. Mr. Bernard Brown Mi. SC Mrs. Marino Chini SC Mr. SC Mrs. Louis Avena Mrs. Bernard Brown Family Mr. Walter Badaracco Mr. SC Mrs. Jerry Brugnoli Florence Chinnici Mr. SC Mrs. Angelo Bagliani Mr. E. R. Bruno Mr. SC Mrs. F. Cini A| Ballow Miss Lena Bucca City National Bank of Millville Dr. SC Mrs. C. Griffin Barker Mr. SC Mrs. Ned Bucca Clayton Building Supplies Mrs. Mary Barlam Burg’s Texaco Service Station Mr. SC Mrs. Leon Cline Mr. SC Mrs. Steve Bari Mr. SC Mrs. Max Busnardo Mrs. Josephine Cloge Mr. Mrs. James Bassetti Mr. Sc Mrs. A. J. Bylonc Mrs. Gertrude Colligan Mr. SC Mrs. John Bassetti Mr. SC Mrs. Chester Bzoma The Colonial Shop Mr. SC Mrs. B. Bastian Al Caggiana Colucci Lumber Company Mr. Robert Batt Mr. 8C Mrs. Foster Cake Thomas Conville B Sc B Poultry Company Mr. SC Mrs. Thomas Catto The Conville Family Bea's Shoe Salon Mr. SC Mrs. Paul Camino Mr. SC Mrs. P. Coraluzzo Becon Auto Stores Dr. Francis N. Campagna Mr. Samuel Coraluzzo 92 Corridori Service Station Dr. Be Mr . Kenneth E. Corson Mrs. Kenneth E. Corson Albert R. Costa Court Pharmacy Mr. Be Mrs. Paul Creci Catherine 8e Marian Cresci Mr. Be Mrs. Louis Cresci Miss Rita Cresci Mi. Be Mrs. Angelo J. Cresta Crosby Jewelers Crown Point Sand Company Elizabeth Crumley Mr. Stephen Csere Cumberland Hotel Robert P. Curry Mr. Be Mrs. Frank Curtis Mr. Be Mrs. Peter Curtis Cy Marcjcci's Market Mr. Be Mrs. Thomas Daldon D. Daicsandro, Excavating Dal Stone Music Center Edward T. Dalton, Jr. M� . Be Mrs. George Daly Mr. 8C Mrs. Joseph Danna Mr. BC Mrs. Joseph Dannenhoffer Bernice Dargan Harold E. Darr Mr. Mrs. Herman Dartu Mrs. B. D’Augustine Miss Patricia Davis DeBello Construction Company Mi. Be Mrs. Nicholas DeBello Mr. BC Mrs. DeBruno Mrs. John Dechen Deerfield Nursery Mr. BC Mrs. Ralph Del Buono Mr. BC Mrs. Thomas M. Dell Ralph Dello Mr. Be Mrs. Dom DeLuke Mrs. Mary DeLuke Mr. Be Mrs. William DeMartino Mr. Be Mrs. Frank DeMarco Deon’s Service Center Mr. Be Mrs. George Desotti DeWitt-Fiorelli Insurance Company Mr. Martin A. DiBclla Mr. Be Mrs. Vincent DiCerbo Mr. Paul DiFilippo, Sr. Mr. Be Mrs. Dominic DiFranco Mr. Be Mrs. Joseph Diorio Mr. Be Mrs. Vincent DiPace Mr. Be Mrs. Alfred DiPaola Mr. 8e Mrs. Anthony DiPaola Mr. Be Mrs. DTppolito Be Robbin Lynn Mr. Be Mrs. John DTppolito, III Doerr Glass Company Mr. Joseph Donato Mr. Be Mrs. Ralph Donato, Jr. Mr. Herman Dortu Dover’s Sales 8e Service Down’s Furniture Store Mrs. Albania Dudynski Dunn’s Shoe Store Lt. Be Mrs. Charles Durand Mi. George Durand Mi. Be Mrs. Louis Durand Be Family Mr. Be Mrs. Marcel Durand, Sr. Mt. Be Mrs. Victor Egitto M.. 8e Mrs. H. H. Egizi Elite Sweet Shop El-Rosa Bar Be Restaurant D.. Joseph A. Emburgia Mr. Be Mr . John Engel Family Bootery Frank Be Betty Farside Miss Frances Fedrave Mi. Be Mrs. Anthony Ferrara Frank Fien Mr. Be Mrs. Francis W. Finn Marlene Fiocchi Mr. Be Mrs. William J. Fiocchi F Be M Feed Supply Harold Force Forlan’s Shoes Mrs. Fortunato Francis The Francis Rita Shoppe Fran’s Beauty Shop Jean A. Franzoi Frend’s Shoes Miss Mary Frey Friends of Notre Dame A. A. Gabelin Mi. Be Mrs. James Gaglianone Mr. Be Mrs. Alfred Gardella Miss Lillian I. Gardella Garden State Cleaners Mr. Be Mrs. Frank J. Genovese Mr. 8e Mrs. Joseph Geraci Mrs. Mary Gerstmar Mr. Be Mrs. Louis Giacalone Mr. 8e Mrs. Frank Giacobbe Charles Giacomelli Mr. Be Mrs. Eugene Giacomelli Mr. Be Mrs. Joseph Giancola Mr. Be Mrs. Dominick Giannascoli Miss Ida Giannetti Mr. 8e Mrs. John Giordano Giorgetti’s Market Mrs. Dina Giovannetti Mrs. Jennie Girgenti The Girls—Sharon, Bonnie, Julie, Sandy, Be Bobbie Frank A. Giuffra Mr. 8e Mrs. David Glover Patricia K. Glover Belle Godet Mr. Isador Godet Mr. Be Mrs. George Goffredi Goffredi’s Service Station Goodfellow Drugs Mr. Be Mrs. Lewis J. Gorsuch Goshey Fabrics Dr. S. D. Gosman William Gotsdiner Mr. 8e Mrs. Alfred Gottardi Mr. 8e Mrs. Louis Gottardi Anna R. Gottoshalk Grade School Children Dr. Charles Mickel Gray, M.D. Greco’s Body Shop Mr. Be Mrs. George Green Mr. Benjamin Greenwood, Sr. Mrs. Edith M. Gregory Mr. 8e Mrs. John Griner Mrs. Claire Grimm Mr. Daniel J. Grosso Mary Jane Gruccio Mrs. Catherine Guicheteau Mr. Ferdinand Guicheteau Miss Margaret Guicheteau Mr. Be Mrs. Ernest Guinan Mr. Be Mrs. Lawrence Haas Mi. Be Mrs. Louis Hagenbarth Mr. James Haines Arlene Hammerstedt Harmony Shoppe J. B. Harrington Mr. John M. Healy Mr. Be Mrs. Harry A. Hearing Albert C. Hildneth Mr. Be Mrs. Raymond Hinson, Sr. Mr. Augustine Hofbauer Mr. Be Mrs. U. C. Hofbauer Leonard Hoffman Horner Mack Trucks, Inc. House of Fashion Mr. Be Mrs. James Iannello Ideal Maid Bakery Dolores D. Ieropoli Jasie’s Market Jay-Cee Market Mr. Be Mrs. Edwin Jennings Jimmie’s Rugs Be Linoleum Mr. Be Mrs. Russell S. Jordan Jordans Dept. Store Mr. Arthur L. Joseph Mr. Be Mrs. Philip A. Jost Mr. Be Mrs. Robert Jost Joann Kane Mr. Irwin Kavesk, Counsellor at Law Mr. Be Mrs. Theodore Keller Kidston’s Esso Service Mr. Michael Klem James S. Knowles Koch Paint Be Wallpaper Mrs. Joseph Krason J. Allison Kruse Mr. Be Mrs. John P. Lally 93 Landis Theatre I. apetina Jewelers Mi. SC Mrs. Alfred LaTorre Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Larro Freeholder Victor J. LaTorre L. C. Clothing Center Mr. SC Mrs. Amour Lefevre SC Family Mr. 8C Mrs. John C. Leistner Mr. SC Mrs. Louis Levari Limpert Brothers Mr. 8C Mrs. A. Linardo Mr. SC Mrs. Edward Lipartito Lipman 8C Casella Mr. 8C Mrs. Lew Lipman The Lober Family Mr. SC Mrs. Frank I.oBiondo George I.oBiondo, Sr. Mr. 8C Mrs. John LoBiondo Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph LoBiondo Mr. SC Mrs. Dominick Lolli Mr. Sc Mrs. Aldo Lotti Dr. S. J. Lucchesi Mr. SC Mrs. Rocco Luciano Mr. SC Mrs. John C. Ludlam, Jr. Mr. 8c Mrs. Graudon J. Lyons Mr. SC Mrs. Henry Maccani Albert Maccri J. C. Mackie Mr. 8C Mrs. Marvin Madden Mr. Sc Mrs. Rocco Magolda Mainiero’s Jewelers Frances Marline Mr. SC Mrs. Cy Marcacci Mr. SC Mrs. Jim Marcacci Charles Marcucci Mr. SC Mrs. Raymond Marinelli Corrine Marino The Markette Mrs. Anna Markham Mr. David Marre Marrocco’s Brake SC Wheel Service Mr. SC Mrs. John Martin Mr. SC Mrs. A. J. Martino Mr. SC Mrs. John Martini Leo Martino Mr. Charles Mathias Matlack’s Pharmacy Mattioli’s Hardware William J. McCaffrey Mr. 8C Mrs. William C. CcCarthy Mr. Sc Mrs. William C. McClain Mr. Sc Mrs. Edward McDonald Mr. Hugh McKenna Mr. SC Mrs. J. McLaughlin McLaughlin’s News Center Mr. Sc Mrs. Paul McMorriston Mrs. Nello Melini Menz Brothers Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Menz Mr. Sc Mrs. Anthony Mercurio Mrs. Mary Meredith The Metropolitan Barber Shop Michael’s Giftorama Mike’s Esso Service Station Mill End Center Elmer Miller Mi. 8C Mrs. William Miller Mi. Andrew Misiewicz Camille Montano Mt. SC Mrs. Vincent Montano Mr. Mrs. J. J. Moran Mr. Sc Mrs. John Morello Morgan’s Esso Station Mr. 8C Mrs. Edward L. Morin Morton Jewelers Morvay’s Furniture Store Mr. SC Mrs. Walter Mullen Mr. Sc Mrs. William J. Mulligan Mr. SC Mrs. John Musso Mr. SC Mrs. James W. Myers Mr. SC Mrs. William P. Myers Egery Nelson Mr. Sc Mrs. Dom E. Neri Newfield Food Market New York Inn Mr. William Norton Mr. Mario Novario, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. M. J. Novario Mr. SC Mrs. Francis O’Kane J. J. SC J. B. Ordelli Mrs. Mary Osborne Mr. 8C Mrs. Louis Pagluighi Palm Office Equipment Grace Pantalione Charles Papiano Parent’s Flower Shop Park’s Grocery Mr. SC Mrs. Alfred Passarelli Mr. SC Mrs. Daniel Pedroni Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Pegolotti SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Anthony Pepper, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. John Pepper Mr. SC Mrs. Lawrence Pepper, Sr. Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Pepsoski Pernice Family Mr. SC Mrs. James Pesiri Larry Petitt Mr. SC Mrs. Petovello Petti Salon Mr. Anthony Petuinis Air. SC Mrs. M. John Pierantozzi Pierson-Morris Drugs, Inc. Mr. SC Mrs. Sam Pino Dr. Richard Pitel Mr. SC Mrs. Louis Pizzo Platania’s Music Store A. E. Poggi Insurance Agency S. Pogust SC Sons Mr. SC Mrs. Saul J. Polkowitz Mr. Sc Mrs. Edward Pollard Fani Polmonari Mr. SC Mrs. Gulio Polmonari Mr. SC Mrs. P. Polmonari Mr. SC Mrs. Victor Polmonari Mrs. Michael Paolino Mrs. Doyle Porter Prince’s Company Mr. Sc Mrs. Robert Pritchett Mr. Sc Mrs. F. W. Quickmire John Quintelli Stella R. Rachunos Mr. Mrs. L. Peter Raffaelli Mrs. Virginia Raffaelli Mrs. Myrtle Rambone Ramtra Clothing Co. Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Raymond Mr. 8C Mrs. George Reeves Mr. SC Mrs. J. Reginak Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph P. Reilly Mr. SC Mrs. Frank E. Rice Mr. SC Mrs. William Rich Mr. SC Mrs. Howard Rieck Charles Riedel Angelina Riggione Carroll J. Riley's Hardware Store Rio Rita Tavern Robbins Groceries Robinson’s Market Mr. SC Mrs. Anthony Rocco Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Rocco Mr. SC Mrs. D. Romanini Mr. 8C Mrs. Anthony Romano Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Romeo Mr. SC Mrs. Leon Romeo Mr. SC Mrs. Albert Ronchetti Eddie Ronchetti John SC Louise Ronchetti Marlene Ann Ronchetti Rossi Cleaning Co. George A. Rossi, Petroleum Products Jerry Rossi Mr. David Rowson Mr. SC Mrs. George Rowson, Sr. Mr. SC Mrs. George Rowson, Jr. Joseph Rowson Mr. SC Mrs. Robert Rowson Mrs. Rose Rowson Dr. Joseph V. Rubba Mr. SC Mrs. Anthony Ruberti Rubino’s Luncheonette Mr. SC Mrs. Nicholas Sacchetti • Sacred Heart Music Class Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Salvo Anthony Sanso Mr. SC Mrs. Nazzareno Santomo Mr. SC Mrs. Dominic Sarantino Mr. 8c Mrs. Harry Sari Irene Sasdelli Mrs. Michael Sasdelli Sasdelli’s Service Station 94 Mr. Be Mr� . Lawrence Scarpa, Jr. Mi. Be Mrs. Julius Sterchele Mr. Be Mrs. Nicholas P. Van Mi. Harry Schwartz Mi. Be Mrs. Charles Sterling Be Steyn B n Schwenk Twins Mr. Be Mrs. Angelo Vastano Scotlandrun Antiques Steve's Lunch Anthony Vastano Bernard B. Seldon Steve’s Sinclair Servicenter Mr. Be Mrs. Anthony Vastano Mr. Be Mrs. Rocco Serra Miss Jane Stout Mr. 8e Mrs. Libert Venturi Mr. 8C Mrs. Solve Serra The Studio Venturi’s Men’s Wear Shak's Card Be Gift Shop Mi. Be Mrs. Willis Sutter Mr. 8e Mrs. August Vertolli George Sherman Charles Tamagni Mrs. Samuel Vertolli Sherwin-Williams Company Mr. Be Mrs. Peter Tamagni Mr. Be Mrs. Buzzie Tarquino Vinelandia Silverman’s Men 8e Boys’ Store Charles Louis Tarquino James 8e Peter Visconti Silver’s Sportswear, Lingerie dC Mrs. Adeline Tasso Frances Laura Volpe Hosiery Mr. Be Mrs. Daniel Tasso Mr. Be Mrs. James R. Volpe Mi. Frank Smith Alex M. Taylor Be Son, Insurance Mr. Mrs. Salvatore Volpe Mr. Be Mrs. John L. Smith Be Tessieri’s Market Mr. Be Mrs. P. Voltaggio Family Frankie Testa Be Company Mr. Be Mrs. Charles Vondra Dr. Be Mrs. Robert B. Smith T Be F Camera Shop Paraska Walascuk Mr. 8C Mrs. Earl Snyder Mis� Barbara Tischbein Mr. Be Mrs. Harvey Wallace Mr. Pat Sole Mr. Be Mrs. F. Tischbein Washington National Insurance Solofs Hardware Mr. Be Mrs. Samuel Tischler Charles H. Weber Mr. 8i Mrs. Angelo Spadoni Eugene Francis George Tobolski Mr. Mrs. Harry J. Weinman Mr. Be Mrs. Jack Spadoni Mr. Be Mrs. Frank Tomascllo Mi. Be Mrs. L. R. Westcott Mr. Be Mrs. Samuel Sparacio Mr. Lewis Tomlin Miss Margaret Westcott Mr. Be Mrs. Angelo Sparagna, Sr. Mrs. Lewis Tomlin West Side Floral Mr. Be Mrs. Ross A. Spera Lewis Tomlin, Jr. William's Liquor Store Mr. Be Mrs. Russell Sperling Mrs. Nicholas Toritto Wilson’s Stationery Store Mr. Be Mrs. John Spizzica The Toy Shop Mr. Be Mrs. Paul Winki Mr. Be Mrs. Ralph Squillace M. D. Toye Winslow’s Pharmacy Bill Steelman Mr. Be Mrs. Louis A. Traverso Mr. Be Mrs. William F. Witz Mr. Be Mrs. George W. Steffens Mr. Be Mrs. Frank Tripley Mr. 8e Mrs. Leon Wood Mr. Be Mrs. Angelo Sterchele Mrs. John Urailia Young Colony Dress Shop Carol Stringari Mr. Be Mrs. Joseph Ushler Zambone’s Store Mr. Be Mrs. C. P. Sterchele Mr. 8e Mrs. Vanaman Zucca Caterer JUNIOR PATRONS Robert Bassetti Catherine Enoch Judith Giovinazzi Vincent Canino Veronica Giacomelli Patricia Ieropoli Charles Catalano Rosemarie Giusti Larraine Lefevre Joseph Dagostino Elizabeth Imburgia Dolores Mathias Louis D’Alessandro Geraldine Mattioli Regina Murphy John DeMarco Edith Mihaly Joyce Nesi Gregory Giancola Edwina Misiewicz Gwen Papiano Eugene Guicheteau Anegla Santomo Marie Salvo Edward Knudsen Joyce Traverso Mary Snyder David Lelli Angela Turco Pauline Tischbein Deno Marino Rudolph Favretto Magdalen Van Steyn Philip McQuaid Joseph Jost Ann Vastano Romeo Mazzetti Dominic Romano Thomas Barber John Pierantozzi James Sehl Harry Brooks James Reilly Richard Squires James Capo Robert Solda Robert Vertolli Richard Chini Gasper Taormina Madeline Borasi Edmund Csefalvey Ralph Tursini Josephine Bruno Joseph DiFillipo Terry Venturi Carol Carletto Joseph Danna Robert Wright Mary Theresa Coraluzzo Paul Dondero Carol Arata Annette Curtis Thomas Hagenbarth Eleanor Cherivtch Judith Daly Elmer Hewitt Annette Crovo Dolores D’Augustine Joseph Menz Eleanor D’Amico Linda Dechen Thedore Mercurio Marie Davis Claudette DePaul James Neary Barbara Dimeo Joyce Fulton John Novario Lean or DiPace Patricia Gardella Ralph Quickmire 95 Martin Swangler Judith Bari Dolores Busnardo Antoinette Canino Anisia Cehelsky Sandra Cupini Mary Ann DiMatteo Joanne Donato Carol Durand Carol Egizi Marie Gallino Rosemary Johnson Patricia Kane Susan McKcon Judith Neri Kathleen Rice Jacqueline Romanini Marie Elena Rosiello Elizabeth Tomlin Joan Van Steyn Patricia White Patricia Zucca Ernest Augustine George Haughey Joseph Kaspar Kenneth Keller Edward McDonald Carlo Merighi Joseph Musso James Scarano John Sikking Robert Sutter Barbara Bagliana Cecilia Barlam Joan Barlam Janice Bertonazzi Dolores Centritto Shirley Dalesandro Dorothea Dannenhoflfer Lois Dannenhoffer Mary Ann Duffek Rita Halloran Mariam Jost Melanie Levari Phyllis Manno Mary McCall Carol Montesanto Pauline Olivia Carol Ronchetti Saundra Sachetti Dolores Sauders Diane Sole Joanne Zitto Robert Boisvert James Bononcini Michael Brewer Robert Butler Joseph Capizola Michael Castaldi John Cherivtch John Comiskey George Desotti Anthony DiPaola Paul Grimm Charles Jost John Lelli William McLaughlin Michael Paolino David Richmond Ralph Stringari Michael Surowiec Hueene Volpe Richard Ziller Peter Curtis Helen Alexander Eleanor Arena Adriana Bertoli Marolyn Cassisi Rosemary Cini Lucille Magolda Carol Cresta barbara D'Alesandro Carol Dell Margaret DeMarco Doris Sbertoli Rosemary Fava Patricia Haas Sharon Hennessy Catherine Maruffi Maureen Misiewicz Margaret Nocco Katherine Porch Rosemary Procopio Julia Roagers Rita Sherman Geraldine Sterchele Judith Tomasso Anita Tursini Mary Ann Walsh Elizabeth Witz Joseph Chinnici Peter Crovo Edward Dalton Giancarlo Giovannetti Lillian Accardo Evelyn Bauer Lucille Boscola Rosamund Bruno Kathryn Bucca Judith Cappellucci Felicia Cascia Marilyn Chini Carol Clark Patricia Colla Mary Ann Danna Barbara DeSantis Carole DiBiaso Agnes Ferrillo Carolyn Genoni Maryanne Genovese Catherine Grigenti Mary Ann Goffredi Rita Gottardi Rosemary Gottardi Loretta Landi Katherine Pendola Phyllis Pendola Frances Raymond Carolyn Reeves Ellen Shannon Gloria Sterchele Angela Torritto Barbara Wescott Robert Ashton Dominic Ciancarelli Thomas Conville Joseph Donato Brian Giannascoli David Goffredi Harry Hearing William Heckman Daniel Morello Harry Myers Ernest O’Rourke Lawrence Pepper Francis Reilly John Reilly James Spadoni Donald Sutter Angelo Vastano Mary Abrams Patricia Augustine Joanne Canino Joanne Capo Joan Dannenhoffer Mary Faldetta Patricia Glover Joy Grillo Catherine Haughey Dolores Ieropoli Frances Imburgia Joanne LoBiondo Rosalie Luciano Emily Maccani Patricia Manaresi Arlene Marino Barbara Morris Mary Jane Mulligan Janet Pepsoski Joann Rachumas Barbara Rieck Teresa Scarpa Margaret Smith Ann Marie Todesco Barbara Torelli Juanita Zappariello Patricia Amico Madeleine Ascioni Marlene Bassetti Margaret Behl Roseann Bonoto Bonnie Carletto Sharon Cheli Mary A. Cossaboon Rosemarie Dellagatta Patricia Feo Kathleen Guicheteau Rosemary Guizio Arlene Landi Dolores LeFevre Kathleen McLaughlin Donna Menz Camille Montano Julia Passerelli Barbara Pcgolotti Sandra Polmonari Marilyn Richter Rosalie Romeo Eileen Rowson Rosemary Sacchetti Jane Vastano John Asaro Joseph Biancorosso John Casadia Salvatore Del Buono Paul DiFillipo Robert Durand Gary Egizi George Fulton Felix Girone Eugene Giacomelli Eugene Jost Edward Morin James Naughton Dennis Petovello Patrick Reilly Robert Sterchele David Uber William Vertolli James Zitto 96 My life is but a weaving Between my God and me; I may not choose the colors, He knows what they should be; For He can view the pattern Upon the upper side, While I can see it only On this, the underside. Sometimes He weaveth sorrow, Which seemeth strange to me; But I will trust His judgment, And work on faithfully; ’Tis He who fills the shuttle He knows just what is best; So I shall weave in earnest And leave with Him the rest. At last, when life is ended, With Him I shall abide, Then I may view the pattern Upon the upper side; Then I shall know the reason Why pain with joy entwined, Was woven in the fabric Of life that God designed. John Bannister Tabb