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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

?•� Ready to pluck the fruit and to taste the pleasure of four years of spiritual and academic planting, the class of 1959 pauses to reaffirm its place in the Mystical Body of Christ. Just as the young vine clings firmly to its organism before branching out on its own, so we TABLE OF CONTENTS now reach out to spread our luxuriant growth upon an ever-shrinking world. Enlightened by the root of Faith, we have chosen for the theme of our record- book the words of the Seed-Sower, I am the Vine; you are the branches.” In an age when the ideas, hopes and dreams of our nation, are literally, as well as figuratively, airborne,” we se- niors desire to reflect on the still higher ideals that are inspired by familiarity with heavenly verities. Knowing that man has always sought in some manner to identify himself with the Divine, the Sacred Heart graduate epitomizes the realizable truth of that dream—his place in the Mystical Body of Christ. Our mystical membership has developed and perfected our natural faculties by co- ordinating them with the Supernatural. Our Catholic education has embraced the whole aggregate of human life, spiritual and physical, moral and intellectual, individual, domestic and social, with the goal of elevating it according to the teaching of Christ. Following the Divine Exemplar, we wish to pass on to others Ijnclertlt 42 aASeS acuity 3 6 Seniors f- aefe 14 s lctiuitied f- acje 54 f- atronS f- acje 89 what we have received, with our personal contribution added, for in the Mystical Body no one receives for himself alone, but always to share with fellow members, likewise branches of the Vine which is Christ. No idle metaphor is our theme, for we of Vineland live in the Land of the vine, whose purple fruit and gold— And crimson wealth are gifts of sum- mer’s sun ...” Here in an earlier epoch, settlers were attracted by the large vineyards, whose grape-bearing areas developed the fa- mous Welch grape juice. From the rich foliage and profuse verdure discovered in 1861, there emerges today the pros- perous city of Vineland, stretching over sixty-eight square miles, making it the largest city in point of area in New Jer- sey with a population of approximately 40,000 people. We who are privileged to emerge from Sacred Heart High School in the year of our Lord 1959, express deep and heartfelt appreciation to those members of the Mystical Body whose many sacri- fices have made our graduation a lovely reality. 5 The Moil Reverend justin j. McCarthy S.T.D., LL.D. Bishop of Camden Responsible in great measure for the teem- ing harvest of notable accomplishments is our beloved Pastor. Ever adding to the spirit and growth of all that is Sacred Heart, he constantly vitalizes the seed and promotes the expansion of every pro- ject. Nor can we ever forget his manifold encouragement to us to remain fruitful branches of the Blessed Vine. The Right Reverend Monsignor WILLIAM J. HICKEY S.T.D., V.F. Pastor Dean of Cumberland County June, 1959 Dear Graduates: A few months ago Our Holy Father, Pope John XXIII, announced a forth- coming Oecumenical Council and placed as its dominant aim Unity under Christ. Centuries ago another John, the beloved Apostle, in quoting the Saviour s words, I am the Vine, and you are the branches,” sounded the same clarion call of which the Holy Father’s words are an echo. In our knowledge of Christ’s teaching and the understanding of our obliga- tions to God, we see these words in their deepest significance. Presently, on the eve of graduation and in the years that lie ahead, they carry for you a continuing meaning in your devotion to God, His Church and your school. The first two stem from your birth and your Baptism, marking you as children of God and heirs of Heaven—your firm foundation; the last, not the physical buildings but your Alma Mater, whence you received the spiritual training and moral guidance that mark the superstructure, well begun, that the future will complete. Over the years you have looked forward hopefully to the completion of your high school education. We join you in this achievement and especially in your hope for the future. May you ever be strong, vigorous and healthy branches, clinging to the Vine, and may you yield fruit a hundredfold for your happiness here and your eternal joy in the Vineyard of the Lord. me v incyara ui me luiu. The Reverend CHARLES P. MeGARRY Superintendent of School Diocese of Camden The Reverend JOHN J. CLARK Assistant Superintendent of Schools Diocese of Camden The Reverend Charles P. McGarry honored the dedication ceremonies by a brief but inspiring message on the subject of Catholic educa- tion in general and of Sacred Heart's contribution in particular. Father's reference to Monsignor’s forethought and leadership in the local educational set-up called forth appreciative applause. 8 I The Reverend JEROME M. PRISCO The Reverend WILLIAM J. REYNOLDS The Reverend JAMES M. PERRELLI Sign mine, Sign mine, Sign mine,” clamor these eager teniors a few minutes after receiving their yearbooks. Here Father James Perrelli, Father William Reynolds, and Father Jerome Prisco sign the newly acquired books of Carol Durand, Rita Halloran, and Joseph Musso. tie rue Jine 9 MR. JAMES HATCH Boy� ' Coach, Physical Education, Health, English, World History MRS. ESTHER EVANS Girls Batkrtball Coach, Physical Ed- ucation, Health MISS CATHERINE CRESCI Organist MRS. MARGARET BEU, R.N., B.S. Home Nursing, First Aid Instruction SISTER AGNES ISABEL Principal CfOMCj-d in Path Days of sowing on the part of our Principal, Sister Agnes Isabel, now give way to happy reaping on the part of Sacred Heart students. No untoward winds of Time’s wearing years can turn to cockle the seeds nurtured by Sister, who daily exhorts us to bring forth the fruit that remains.” Caught by the lensman as they traveled in realms of gold” are Sister Agnes Isabel and a group of her English IV students. They are Anisia Cehelsky, Mary Ann Di Mattco, and Edmund Csefalvay. Off to a victory, or at least to a good game,” say Sitter dare Letitia and Sister Miriam to Mr. James Hatch, Coach, as they meet him en route to join the boys. Mother Irma Immaculate bids good- bye to Sister Clare Gervase and Sis- ter Catherine Joseph as they prepare to leave for the Middle States Con- vention at Atlantic City. 12 Mr. Christopher Kiuanr, smiling maintenance man, greets every Sister with a cheery Good morning that just starts the day off right. Here he opens the door for Sister Edward Benedict and Sister Margaret Teresa as they arrive to begin another day. Mrs. Esther Evans, girls’coach, is almost sure of a vic- tory with such strong support as she knows the team will receive from Sister Consolata Maria and Sitter Joseph Annetta. Besides teaching a class in home nursing to the senior girls, Mrs. Margaret Beu, R.N., B.S., school nurse, han- dles many details relative to the health of the students. Here she checks the health records with Sixer Grace Catharine and Sister Joseph Emmanuel. 13 SENIO Mystical members in Christ’s vineyard, these seniors have dug their roots deep during four years of academic prepara- tion. Well might they say with the poet, The leaves are many under my feet.” Leaves of effort and anxiety now give way to the flowers of purposeful achieve- ment. As sturdy branches of the Vine, they now disperse in a waiting world to bring forth Christ-fruit. 9ou them. y 16 Anisia Irene Cehelsky Immaculata College Scholarship Winner Edmund Eugene Csefalvay Sandra Ann Cupini Chestnut Hill College Scholarship Winner orerd ERNEST JOSEPH AUGUSTINE 1204 Eui Pine Street Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Ernie” . . . cakes good pictures??? . . . always ready for a joke . . . proud owner of a '53 green Mercury convertible . . . hopes someday to become the president of Twentieth Century Fox Studios . . . always giving compliments??? . . . Favorite saying: Let’s get out of here!” Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 3; Mission Moder- ator 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4. BARBARA MARY BAGLIANI 212 Elmer Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Barb” . . . pleasant disposition . . . likes black Fords and pixxa . . . usually seen with Lois, Judy, Maryann, and Carol . . . enjoys dancing, swimming, ice skating and roller skating . . . Favorite saying: Guess what? . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 4; Perfect At- tendance 1, 2; Intramural Basketball Team 4. •Senior THOMAS ROSARIO BARBER East Garden Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Tommy” . . . quiet . . . drives a '56 Red Chevy Pickup . . better known as The Farm- er” . . . drag racing addict . . . likes to rum- dum . . friend of Bianco??? . . . usually seen with Joe and George . . . Favorite saying: Y“. boy!” . . . Ambition: Electrical engineer. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Jersey Boys’ State Repre- sentative 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2; Drivers’ Club 4; Rotary Club Representa- tive 4; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4. JUDITH ANN BARI 716 Allen Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Judy” . . sweet . . . belle of the ball” . . . well liked . . . loves all sports . . . born leader . . . brain in math . . . Keep to the right in two’s” . . . good driver??? . . . en- tranced by Pat Boone, Pepsi Cola, and danc- ing . . . Favorite saying: Stop it!” . . . future math teacher. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Sacristan 2, 4; First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; TAP Representative 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Basketball I, 2; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4; Science Club 4; Certificate of Merit in Latin 2; Superior Achievement Award Latin 2; Christmas Essay in Star Herald 3. 18 CECELIA ANN BARI.AM 340 Cedar Street Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Cheech” . . . quiet . . . well liked . . . enjoy a joke . . . alway ha a smile . . . terrific dancer . . . neat dre er . . . never argues with Dale??? . .. usually seen with Diane, Joan, and Rita . ■ . likes stenography . . . Favorite saying: Would you believe it ? Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; First Honors 1; Second Honors 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Wel- come Day Committee” 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Poetry Contest Winner 3; Yearbook Drive 4. JOAN MARIE BARLAM 340 Cedar Street Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Joan” . . . hates to be teased . . . terrific dancer . . . never seen without a smile . . . Pet peeve: Being teased about her” Elvis . . . will never forget conduct of late . . . always with Cheech and Rita . . . good in stenography . . . Favorite saying: You don’t know! Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Second Honors I, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 4. S.H.H.S. made a notable contribution to the Teens Against Polio organization. Evincing enthusiasm for the cause are Janice Bertonazzi, Joan Barlam, Cecelia Barlam, Ernest Augustine, Thomas Barber, Judith Bari, and Barbara Bagliani. JANICE CLAIRE BERTONAZZI Genoa Avenue East Vineland, New Jersey ST. MARY Janice” . . . hates homework . . . can’t wait for the stenography class??? . . . always look- ing for a green Chevy . . . has a pleasant dis- position . . . usually seen with Barbara, Lois, Maryann and Carol . . . Favorite saying: Oh, get out. . . . Post graduate plans: Secretary. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; Per- fect Attendance 4; Drivers’ Club 4. Penisve seniors labor over College Entrance Board ap- plication . Dolores Busnardo, Harry Brooks, Anisia Cehelsky, Richard Chini, Dolores Centritto, James Capo, and Antoinette Canino admit no distractions. 20 HARRY RICHARD BROOKS 16 Northwood Drive Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Harry” . . . sharp dresser . . . loves to talk . . . usually seen cruising with Romeo . . . heart of gold . . . always ready for a good time . . . likes to eat . . . Favorite saying: Great night!” . . . Ambition: Psychiatrist. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 4. DOLORES MADELINE BUSNARDO 362 North Pearl Street Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Buzzy” . . . pretty Bridgetonite . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . always eager to please . . . loves music and dramatics . . . usually seen vith Lizzy . . . loyal Pat Boone fan . . . Favorite saying: Oh, no! . . . Ambition: Re- ligious life. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2; First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; Per- fect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Latin Award 2; C. D. A. Poetry Contest Win- ner 3. ANTOINETTE LUCILLE CANINO 9 South Maple Drive Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Toni” . . . always ready to help . . . friendly . . . nose for news . . . Editor of Vinelandia . . . thrives on French . . . enjoys English, boys, and chemistry lab . . . Ambition: Teacher. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Sac- ristan 2; Second Honors I 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3 4; Vinelandia Staff 2, 3, 4; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; T. A. P. Representative 3; Drivers’ Club 4. JAMES ALBERT CAPO 742 South West Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Jimmy” . . . quiet, at timet!!! . . . popular guy . . . always hat a problem . . . smooth dancer . . . sharp dresser . . . moves slowly . . . pals with Joe and Menzie” . . . college bound . . . Favorite saying: I don’t know!” . . . Ambition: Dentist. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Wel- come Day Committee 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Basketball Scorekeeper 4; Baseball Manager 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 3, 4; Intramural Basket- ball Team 3, 4; Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 4. DOLORES ANN CENTRITTO 615 South Seventh Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Dee” . . . happy-go-lucky . . . usually seen with Pat and Jackie . . . member of the Sneets” . . . enjoys eating hamburgers, ice skating and dancing in The Spot” . . . Favorite saying: Oh, how silly!” . . . Ambition: Beau- tician. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Sac- ristan 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 4; Intramural Cheerleader 3, 4. Senior ofi 1959 ANISIA IRENE CEHELSKY 611 Grape Street Vineland, New Jersey SAINT NICHOLAS Sneezy” . . . active . . . usually seen in Philly . . . likes projects and extra points . . . dislikes peppers, oil or oregano on subs . . . Ambition: Bio-chemist. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; First Honors I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Vinelandia Staff 2, 3, 4; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Voice of Democracy Contest 4; Mathematics Club 4; Science Club 4. RICHARD MANUEL CHINI West Wheat Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Rich” . . . strong silent type . . . usually seen with George, Tom, Joe, and Jack . . . couldn't wait ’til December 8th . . . loves English??? . . . Favorite pastime: loafing . . . Favorite say- ing: Did we have any math homework”? . . . Ambition: Accountant. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; Second Honors I. 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Commit- tee 2; Drivers' Club 3, 4; Intramural Basket- ball Team 3, 4. 21 GEORGE ANTHONY COX 126 Wallace Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Alleyball” . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . likes to tease . . . true member of the Jack's Club . . . ardent Ford fan . . . likes detention??? . . . always giving compliments??? . . . developed a sudden interest in ice skating . . . Ambition: Future owner of the A L Service Station. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Basketball 2. EDMUND EUGENE CSEFALVAY 60 North Street Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Edmund . . . reserved . . . class brain . . . real student . . . hails from Bridgeton . . . usually seen with Jim Neary . . . dislikes being called George Gobel . . . likes pretzels and classical music . . . Ambition: Undecided. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; First Honors I, 2, 3; Wel- come Day” Committee 2; Perfect Attendance 1; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4. Senior C daii op 1959 SANDRA ANN CUPINI 212 Lincoln 8C Grant Avenues Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Sandy . . . winning smile . . . gay nature . . . mathematical genius . . . expensive chemist!!! . . . active cheerleader . . . alias Esther Wil- liams . . . always on time??? . . . Favorite say- ing: Oh, swell! . . . future math teacher or diving instructor. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Student Council 4; Sacristan 2, 3; Mission Moderator 3; First Honors 1, 2, 3; Vinelandia Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Wel- come Day” Committee 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Voice of Democracy School Winner 4. SHIRLEY ANN DALESANDRO Seventh 8C Cherry Streets Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Shirl” . . . short but sweet . . . never off th? telephone . . . likes the movies . . . usually seen with Vicky and Marie . . . dislikes steno- graphy . . . always good for a laugh . . . better known as Slim” . . . Favorite saying: Tell it to Sweeney.” . . . Post-graduate plans: Sec- retary. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. 22 JOSEPH JOHN DANNA 511 Boody Drive Vineland, New jersey SACRED HEART Joe . . • whines by in a ’51 black Plymouth . . . Where did you get that grill?” . . . likes drag racing . . . seen with Jack, Rich, George, and Tom . . . loves typing??? . . . Ambition: Armed Forces. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 5; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4. LOIS ANN DANNENHOFFER 521 Grandview Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Lois . . • «all, quiet, and pretty . . . whiz in stenog . . . blushes easily . . . pals with Barb, Maryann, and Carol . . . special interest in Camden . . . always seen but seldom heard . . . likes to receive certain letters . . . Favorite say- ing: Oh, gosh! . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Drivers’ Club 4; Intramural Basketball Team 4. JOSEPH PAUL DI FILIPPO Iona Lake Road Franklinville, New Jersey SAINT ROSE OF LIMA Flip” . . . hails from Franklinville . . . Dimple’s” big brother . . . usually seen with Joe, Jim, and Tom ... a natural with a basketball . . . Favorite conveyance—a gray Chevy . . . loves to skate . . . Ambition: Top Secret. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Year- book Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Rotary Club Representative 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4. Sandra Cupini explains the Marchant Calculator to Joseph Di Filippo while Lois Dannenhoffer and Shirley Dalesandro demonstrate the techniques of ditto efficiency to Joseph Danna, Edmund Csefalvay, and George Cox. All eyes are on Maryann Duffek, senior aspirant for major role in the spring operetta. Maryann’s efforts are encouraged by pianist Joanne Donato, Maria Gallino, Mary Ann DiMatteo, Paul Dondero, Carol Durand, and Carol Egizi. MARY ANN ELIZABETH DI MATTEO 416 South Third Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Mary Ann” . . . sweet and bashful . . . petite . . . blushes easily . . . whiz on ice skates . . . loves chemistry??? . . . outstanding school spirit . . . future nurse . . . Favorite saying: Oh, heck!” Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Perfect At- tendance 1; Drivers’ Club 4. JOANNE MARIE DONATO R.F.D. 1 Weymouth Road Landisville, New Jersey OUR LADY OF VICTORIES Jo” . . . hails from Landisville . . . pleasant personality . . . intriguing voice . . . usually with Marie, Joanne, Shirley and Vicki . . . likes to sew . . . enjoys Atlantic City in the summer . . . Pet peeve: conceited people . . . Favorite saying: O well, you know what I mean!” . . . Ambition: Designer and Dress- maker. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Sac- ristan 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Welcome Day Com- mittee 2, Drivers' Club 3, 4; Intramural Basket- ball Team 4; Year Book Patron Drive Winner 2. PAUL CHARLES DONDERO 1040 East Park Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Paul” . . . tall and quiet . . . everybody’s friend ... an ardent navigator of Mays Land- ing . . . easygoing . . . likes cars . . . dislikes history . . . Favorite saying: Oh, yeah! . . . Ambition: Air Force Academy. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Patron Drive Winner 2. MARYANN CATHERINE DUFFEK Hadtell Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Duffy” . . . quiet . . . neat dresser . . . can take a joke . . . likes school? . . . agreeable disposition . . . can’t wait for the stenography class? . . . Usually seen with Barbara, Lois and Carol . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sacristan 1; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Team 4; Welcome Day Committee 4; Yearbook Patron Drive Winner 3. CAROL EVA DURAND 604 Division Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Carrot Top” . . . excitable . . . lots of school spirit . . . blushes to match her hair . . . usually seen with Toni, Joan and Mary Ann . . . dislikes showoffs . . . Favorite saying: Guess what ? . . . Ambition: Elementary teacher. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Second Honors 3: Vinelandia Staff 2, 3, 4; Jersey Girls' State Representative 3; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; Sacristan 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior C(a55 of 1959 CAROL ANN EGIZI 21 Vassar Place Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Chips” . . . class brain . . . practical joker . . . usually seen driving a yellow Studebaker . . . always ready for a laugh . . . bound for the moon” . . . member of The Teen Kids”!!! . . . will never forget Wildwood . . . Pet peeve: People who stop on The Circle . . . Favorite saying: That’s rich!” . . . Am- bition: Astronautica! engineer. Sodality I, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Vinelandia Staff 2, 3, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Team 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4; Wel- come Day” Committee 2, 4; C.D.A. Poster Contest 2; Physics Award 3; Certificate of Merit Latin 2. MARIA KATHRYN GALLINO Cimino Boulevard and Maple Avenue East Vineland, New Jersey SAINT MARY Maddy” . . . borrows Woody’s laugh . . . dislikes tall folks ... a whiz in trig??? . . . a hello for everyone . . . you’re such a crab” . . . Favorite pastime: riding the avenue . . . Ambition: Pedagogue. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Sacristan 2; Drivers’ Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Poster Contest 3. 25 VICTORIA DELLA GREGANTI 1155 Chestnut Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Vickie . . . easy to get along with . . . chick wardrobe . . . Oh, those crazy shoes . . . never without Shirley . . . likes to ice skate??? . . . dislikes homework and riding in a poultry truck . . . Favorite saying: Hello there” . . . Ambi- tion: Teacher. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Sac- ristan 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Perfect At- tendance 1; Drivers' Club 4. THOMAS LOUIS HAGENBARTH Oak Road and West Boulevard Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Tom” . . . popular lad . . . always seen before heard . . . top athlete . . . A” student . . . usually found with Joe, Jim, and Joe . . . likes to hunt . . . fond of all sports . . . Favorite saying: Don’t take any wooden nick- els.” . . . Ambition: To major in math. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2; Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Captain, Basketball 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior oj' 1959 RITA CATHERINE HALLORAN 12 Middle Avenue Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Rita” . . . blushes easily . . . always laughing . . . quiet and friendly . . . broke a certain camera” . . . Pet peeve: homework . . . dis- likes riding the bus . . . usually seen with Cheech and Joan . . . Post-graduate plans: Secretary. Favorite saying: Oh, no!” Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Second Honors 1, 3; Welcome Day” Committee 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Year Book Patron Drive Winner 4. GEORGE JOSEPH HAUGHEY 528 Mayfair Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Dutch . . . dancing blue eyes . . . always willing to help . . . usually seen with Paul and Carlo . . . dislikes sack dresses . . . could achieve great fame as a debater . . . always arguing . . . easy to know . . . Favorite saying: Rick- ets. Ambition: Top Secret. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 3; Drivers’ Club 3, 4. 26 ELMER JOSEPH HEWITT 918Vi New Pear Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Elmer” . . . blue-eyed twin . . . whiz with a paint brush . . . beats a crazy bongo . . . proud stereo owner . . . loves rock and roll . . . always looking for a push cart . . . ardent Johnny Mathis fan . . . Ambition: Commercial artist. Sodality 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 3; Welcome Day Committee 4; First Prize in Poetry Contest 3. KATHRYN MARY HEWITT 918Vi New Pear Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Kay . . . forever laughing . . . likes boys, dates, and dances . . . spends hours on the ’phone . • • always looking forward to some- thing . . . loves to drive other people’s cars . . . Sunday bowler??? . . . Favorite pastime: listening to WIBG . . . Isn’t that neat?” . . . Post-graduate plans: Nurse. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Basketball 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Sacristan 1 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Mission Moderator 3; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2. CAROLYN MARIE HOFBAUER 30 South Valley Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Carolyn” . . . sophisticated and pretty . . . seems quiet, but oh!!! . . . pals with Kathleen and Judy . . . always waiting for mail . . . one of the pinkies” at Newcomb . . . special interest at La Salle . . . likes potato chips . . . Favorite saying: You know what I mean! . . . Ambition: Registered Nurse. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Sac- ristan I, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Drivers’ Club 4; Intramural Basketball Team 3. Thomas Hagenbarth, varsity captain, proudly displays new athletic equipment to admiring seniors George Haughey, Kathryn Hewitt, Rita Halloran, Carolyn Hof bauer, Victoria Greganti, and Elmer Hewitt. - ■ Phyllis Manno, Melanie Levari, Mary McCall, Mariam Jo� , nd Joseph Kaspar interest Rosemary Johnson and Patricia Kape in the intricacies of business practices. ROSE MARY JOHNSON 120 Irving Avenue Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Rosy” . . . likes to read . . . quiet . . . friendly with all . . . usually seen riding in a green and white Chevy . . . hails from Bridgeton . . . pals around with Buzzy and Betty . . . Ambi- tion: Nurse. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 3, 4; First Honors 1; Second Honors 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Play Drive Winner I, 3. MARIAM ELIZABETH JOST East Walnut Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Bunky” . . . willowy slimness ■ . . artistic touch . . . personality plus . . . likes to ice skate . . . always seen with Dee” . . . twinkling blue eyes . . . good at sports . . . sentimental at times . . . experienced baby sitter . . . wild driver . . . nice to know . . . Favorite saying: Oh, my gosh!” . . . Ambition: Commercial Artist. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec- ond Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Year- book Staff 4; Vinelandia Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Captain, Basketball 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Christmas Drawing Contest Winner 3; CDA Potter Contest Winner; Year- book Drive Award 3. PATRICIA MARY KANE 306 East Main Street Millville New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Kanie” . . . always smiling . . . summer resi- dent of Wildwood . . usually seen with Sue . . . natural blonde hair??? . . . cheers for Millville during the winter . . . Favorite saying: I'm so proud of myself!” . . . Ambition: Nurse. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day Committee 2 4; Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4. JOSEPH ANTON KASPAR 79 South Valley Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Joe . . . never without a funny remark . . . whia in history . . . loves to eat, especially during class . . . usually seen talking to Charlie . . . dislikes homework . . . Favorite saying: I’m not sure, but I think” . . . Ambition: Top Secret. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4: Mission Moderator 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Yearbook Patron Drive Award 3, 4. MELANIE ANN LEVARI North Brewster Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART ''Mel” . . . loveable shyness • . . dancing feet ■ ■ . class officer . . . naturally curly hair . . . college bound . . . witty remarks . . . always seen with The Girls” . . . cautious driver??? . . . brains and beauty . . . member of the Sneets” . . . typical SHHS senior . . . Fav- orite saying: Gee!” . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer !, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Sacristan 2; First Honors I, 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Year- book Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Drivers' Club 3, 4. Senior C laSS oj 1959 PHYLLIS MARIE MANNO 724 South West Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Phil” . . . cute, rosy-cheeked lass . . . bubbling personality . . . never seen without a smile . . . noted for calm during typing and steno- graphy . . . working for a BB degree . . . prominent member of the Sneets” . . . Fav- orite saying: Oh, well!” . . . Ambition: Sec- retary. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec- ond Honors 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Intramural Basketball Team, 3, 4; Yearbook Patron Drive Winner 3. MARY LEONA McCALL 116 East Avenue Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Mary” . .. tall, willowy blonde with beautiful blue eyes . . . sweet and carefree . . . always willing to help . . . Bridgeton spotlighter . . . another Shakespeare . . . future Secretary . . . likes sleeping at people's houses; food and suburbans are her weaknesses . . . dislikes cats . . . will make an excellent housewife . . . member of the Sneets” . . . Favorite saying: Oh, my goodness!” Sodality 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Class Officer 4; First Honors 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Vinelandia Staff 3; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4. 29 EDWARD DAVID McDONALD 809 Grape Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Mic . . . quiet manner ... a very reliable friend . . . likes to joke . . . usually seen with Alley Ball and Jim . . . never without a smile . . . can't wait till 2:08 . . . always willing to help . . . likes basketball . . . Post-graduate plans: Army. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Altar Boy 1, 2; Basketball I; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4; Poetry Contest Winner 2. SUSAN MARIE McKEON 12 East McNeal Street Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Sue” . . . Oh, those beautiful brown curls!!! . . . proud Millville resident . . . usually seen with Kanie . . . labors in Wildwood . . . loves math??? . . . enjoys sports, movies, and Rock 'n Roll . . . future teacher . . . Favorite saying: Don’t know, do you? Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Vinelandia Staff 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3; Drivers’ Club 4; Intramural Basketball Team 3; Play Drive Award Winner I. Senior 1959 JOSEPH FRANCIS MENZ Old Union Road Millville, New Jersey SAINT MARY MAGDALEN Joe . . . sports-minded . . . natural wit . . . drives a hot gray Ford . . . always seen with Jimmy, Joe and Tom . . . throws a wicked curve . . . great admirer of the weaker sex . . . Favorite saying: Oh, aha . . .” Future Col- legiate of Seton Hall. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, J, 4; Mission Moderator 2; First Honors I, 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Vinelandia Staff I, 2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE FRANCIS MERCURIO 1111 Almond Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Teddy” . . . swell guy . . . keen sense of humor ... a teaser . . . good dancer . . . usually seen with Bob and Scott . . . drives a black and white Olds . . . Pet peeve: History . . . Favorite saying: Hi youngster!” . . . Ambition: Coast Guard. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Com- mittee 2. 30 CARLO JOHN MERIGHI Harding Highway Richland, New Jersey SAINT JOSEPH Momsey” . .. popular with the opposite sex . . . nice guy . . . dark hair . . . sharp dresser . . . drives a hot red convertible . . . always seen dragging the avenue . . . Taxi service, anyone? . . . Favorite saying: Is that a fact? . . . Ambition: Mechanic. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Team 3. JOSEPH PETER MUSSO 24 South Main Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Moot” . . . excellent cartoonist . . . likes football . . . easy to get along with . . . will- ingness to help . . . usually seen with Scuds” . . . likes to stay out late . . . future manager of the Landis Theater . . . Favorite saying: For Pete's sake!” Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 3; Glee Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Per- fect Attendance I. You can’t have a car without a Sacred Heart decal,” says Susan McKeon as she shows Theodore Mercurio, Joseph Menz, Joseph Musso, James Neary, Edward Mc- Donald, and Carlo Merighi where to place one on Carlo’s car. JAMES VINCENT NEARY 482 Coral Avenue Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Jim . . . quiet ... at home on the basket- ball court . . . dislikes homework, detention, and cleaning the room . . . usually seen with Edmund . . . hails from Bridgeton . . . great jitterbug fan . . . whiz in Spanish . . . Fav- orite saying: Did ya do your homework?” . . . Ambition: Top Secret. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I; Class Officer 1, 2; Second Honors I, 3; Prom Committee 3: Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Drivers' Club 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball I, 3, 4. Sacred Heart’s new sports area is continually evolving items of attraction. Robert Norvario and Ralph Quick- mire illustrate the mechanism of the bleachers to Paul- ine Oliva, Jacqueline Romanini, Judith Neri, Judith Pease, and Kathleen Rice. JUDITH ANN NERI 10 South Valley Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART '■Judy” . . . bubbling personality . . . always giggling . . . loves blind dates . . . has all the answers in POD class . . . varsity guard . . . proud member of the Country Club . . . Ambi- tion: First Female President of the U. S. . . . Favorite saying: What? Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer I, 3; Sacristan I, 2, 3; First Honors I, 2, 3, 4; Jersey Girls' State Representative 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Vinelandia Staff 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Cap- tain, Basketball 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT JOHN NOVARIO 58 South Valley Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Bobby” . . . always has a twinkle in his eye . . . easy to get along with . . . usually seen with Rich . . . enjoys a good time . . . keen sense of humor . . . whiz on water skiis? . . . permanent place in the Snooper” . . . Fav- orite saying: That’s once!” . . . Ambition: Engineer. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1,4; Student Council I; Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 4; Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Jersey Boys’ State Representative 3; Glee Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Baseball Manager I. PAULINE ANN OLIVA 424 Montrose Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Pauline . . . quiet . . . always with a smile . . . neat dresser . . . usually seen buying new clothes . . . known for her hair styles . . . likes to ride around in new cars . . . enjoys eating . . . usually seen with Janice, Barbara, and Lois . . . Favorite pastime: Riding in a black Chevy . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Team 4. JUDITH MARIE PEASE Richman Lane Malaga, New Jersey SAINT MARY Judy” . . . dislikes detention . . . enjoys swimming . . . never a dull moment with Judy . . . friends with Barbara, Lois, MaryAnn and Carol . . . likes stenog??? . . . always lends a helping hand . . . Favorite saying: Now what did I do? . . . Ambition: Teacher. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 4; Basket- ball I; Glee Club 3, 4; Drivers' Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4; Welcome Day” Committee 4. RALPH EDWARD QUICKMIRE 410 Walnut Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Scott” . . . sharp wardrobe . . . usually seen with Teddy” . . . likes to joke . . . always ready to help . . . good actor . . . typical S. H. H. S. Senior . . . Favorite saying: Hey Ernie, I need a ride.” . . . Ambition: The Air Force. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Welcome Day Committee 4; Drivers' Club 3, 4; Baseball Manager 1; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4. Senior CL of 1959 KATHLEEN ANN RICE 1012 Park Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Kathleen . . . pony tail . . . quiet and re- served??? . . . likes outdoor sports and cruising the avenue . . . dislikes doing nothing . . . another Sunday bowler . . . alias Pale Face” . . . future nurse . . . Favorite saying: You're sick! . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Sac- ristan 2, 4; Second Honors I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4. CAROL ANN RONCHETTI 12 North Myrtle Street Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Carol” . . . natural blonde hair??? . . . long, tall Sally . . . famous for her hair styles . . . never without a witty remark . . . usually seen with Barb, Lois, Maryann . . . dislikes cow- bell” - - - Favorite saying: Here he comes” . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 4; Basketball 2. MARIE ELENA DENISE ROSIELLO 1081 East Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Mina . . . naturally curly hair . . . pleasing personality . . . popular with the male set . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . likes swimming, danc- ing, and new clothes . . • loves Italian foods . . . future chemistry major . . . Favorite say- ing: Come on”. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Sac- ristan 1, 2; Mission Moderator 4; First honors 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Vinelandia Staff 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4; Latin Award 2; Star Herald Poetry Award 2; Yearbook Patron Drive Winner 1. DOLORES ANN SAUDERS 11 Chimes Terrace Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Dee” . . . quiet manner . . . likes to ride the avenue in a black Plymouth . . . reliable friend . . . usually seen with Bunkey . . . can’t wait for stenog??? . . . likes to ice skate . . . always a willing, helping hand . . . Favorite saying: Hey Mom, did Bob call?” . . . Ambition: Marines. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Drivers’ Club 3; Basketball Manager I, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4. Saundra Sachetti and Marie Elena Rosiello explain a few cheerleading practices to Kathleen Ruberti, Dolores Sauders, Carol Ronchetti, John Sikking, and James Scarano. JOHN HERMAN SIKKING East Oak Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Jack” . . . tall, good looking . . . likes to sing, skate, swim . . . slow? cautious? driver —usually heading for Bridgeton ... a true son of the soil” . . . friendly . . . class officer . . . likes cars . . . fun to be with . . . future florist . . . proud of his Holland heritage . ■ ■ Favorite saying: Gettin’ smart? huh!” Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; Jersey Boys' State Representative 3; Glee Club 3; Prom Com- mittee 3. mm Preparing to solve their country'� problems are these serious seniors of History IV. Robert Sutter takes over as Diane Sole, Martin Swangler, Patricia White, Joanne Zitto, Elizabeth Tomlin, and Joan Van Steyn consult their texts. DIANA MARIE SOLE 512 North West Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Diane . . . always giggling . . . pals around with Cheeck and Joan . . . member of the Sneets” . . . enjoys dancing and eating . . . usually seen combing her hair . . . Favorite saying: Come on, Moosh” . . . Ambition: Secretary. Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 4; Intramural Cheerleader 3. ROBERT NORMAN SUTTER Roberts Boulevard Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Scuds . • • always willing to help . . . has a good sense of humor . . . member of the Jacks . . . pals around with Joe and Jack . . . beware of his driving . . . Pet peeve: Being called Scudsy” . . . dislikes being teased . . . enjoys sports . . . Favorite saying: Until the bell rings, keep it down to a light roar.” Ambition: Military Service. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Welcome Day” Committee 4; Per- fect Attendance I, 2. MARTIN JOSEPH SWANGLER Main Road Newport, New Jersey SAINT MICHAEL Marty” . . . swell guy . . . sharp dresser . . . favors the state of Virginia” . . . Bridgeton’s gift to Sacred Heart . . . usually seen with Joe . . . liked by everybody . . . Favorite saying: I’ll see you and raise you two . . . Ambition: To get a job at Sherwin Williams. Sodality 3, 4; Drivers’ Club 3, 4; Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4. 36 ELIZABETH ANNE TOMLIN 303 North Laurel Street Bridgeton, New Jersey IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Lizzy” . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . hails from Bridgeton . . . terrific person- ality . . . usually seen with Buzzy” . . . every- body’s friend . . . always laughing . . . forever going on a diet . . . Favorite saying: Oh, gosh!” . . . Ambition: Top Secret. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Mission Moderator I; First Honors 1; Welcome Day Committee 2. JOAN LORETTA VAN STEYN Wheat Road Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Joanie . . . sweet and pleasant . . . good stu- dent . . . excels in English . . . hard worker . . . always ready to give a helping hand . . . usually seen with Antoinette and Carol . . . enjoys reading . . . college bound . . . Favorite saying: Oh, no!” . . . Ambition: Teacher. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Student Council 2; First Honors I, 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Vine- landia Staff 3, 4; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Drivers’ Club 3, 4. •Senior (Ltass oj 1959 PATRICIA JOAN WHITE 563 North West Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Pat . . . one of Wildwood’s frequent patrons . . . can’t wait for the weekend . . . Oh! that beaming smile . . . ’’Did you understand that?” . . . favorite pastime—riding in a black Ply- mouth . . . future Florence Nightingale. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Second Honors I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 4; Welcome Day Committee 2, 4; Drivers’ Club 4; Intramural Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4. JOANNA MARIE ZITTO Wheat Road and West Avenue Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Jo” . . . quiet manner . . . true pal . . . will never forget the Prom of ’58 . . . answers to the name of the Zitto Kid . . . always ready with a smile . . . usually seen with Marie, Vicky, and Shirley . . . Favorite saying: Oh, dear!” . . . Post graduate plans: Top Secret. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4; Sac- ristan 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day Committee 4. 37 38 PATRICIA ANN ZUCCA 319 Almond S(r««t Vineland, New Jersey SACRED HEART Pat” . . . cute kid . . . lot of fun . . . always up town with Dee . . . yearn for CURLY hair . . . usually telling Jackie something important . . . sports fan . . . Pet peeve: French Class . . . Ambition: Secretary. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4; Sac- ristan 2; First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Welcome Day” Committee 2, 4. I Mr . Margaret Hatpin, devoted Second Grade teacher at Sacred Heart, congratulates her former students. These students are John Sticking, Thomas Hagenbarth, Robert Sutter, James Capo, Elmer Hewitt, Harry Brooks, Robert Novario. Sen ior So Senior boys pose before and after they take to the woods. FRONT ROW: James Neary, Jo- seph Danna, Richard Chini, Joseph Kaspar, Martin Swangler. SECOND ROW: Robert Novario, Ernest Augus:ine, Carlo Merighi, Ralph Quickmire, Joseph Musso, Theodore Mercurio. THIRD ROW: James Capo, Thomas Barber, James Scarano, Edmund Cse- falvay, George Haughey. FOURTH ROW: Paul Dondero, Edward McDonald, George Co . Harry Brooks. FIFTH ROW: Robert Sutter, Joseph DiFilippo, Joseph Menx. BACK ROW: John Sikking, Thomas Hagen- barth. FRONT ROW: Patricia Kane, Marie Elena Rosiello, Victoria Greganti, Jacqueline Romanini, Patricia Zucca, Marie Gallino, Mary Ann Oi Matteo, Patricia White. SECOND ROW: Joanne Donato, Antoinette Canino, Sandra Cupini, Judith Bari, Carol Egizi, Carolyn Hof- baucr, Carol Durand, Anisia Cehelsky. BACK ROW: Judith Neri, Susan McKeon, Joan Van Steyn, Kathleen Rice, Kathryn Hewitt, Rose Mary Johnson, Elizabeth Tomlin, Dolores Busnardo. ior Qirh Let the French records roll along their heureux chemin! The news of the election and coronation of Pope John XXIII has kindled the interest and enthusiasm of our French III class to the degree where they delight in the French periodicals . . . so thinks their teacher. But, from her vantage point. Sister Miriam secs that Susan McKeon, Marie Elena Rosiello, Joan Van Steyn, Antoinette Canino, Jacqueline Romanini, and Judth Neri have discovered items of Parisian creations dear to every wo- man’s heart. Hydrogen sulfide reactions absorb the attention of Patricia White, Judith Bari, Sandra Cupini, and Anisia Cehelsky as Sister Grace Catharine observes the care with which they make their tests. Mr. B. B. Gambrill, local agent, demonstrate the Merchant Calcula- tor to the senior Office Practice � tu dent . FRONT ROW: Joan Bariam, Dolore Centritto. Lois Dannenhoffer, Melanie Levari, Joanne Zitto, Diana Sole, Saundra Sachetti. SECOND ROW: Shirley Dalesandro, Mary Ann Duffek, Kathleen Rubcrti, Judith Pea e, Cecelia Bariam, Janice Bertonazzi. BACK ROW: Dolore Sauders, Mariam Jo t, Phyllis Manno, Mary McCall, Rita Halloran, Pauline Oliva, Barbara Bagliani, Carol Ronchetti. UNDE CL Contributing their share of zealous ac- tivity to the school’s program are the enthusiastic undergraduates, who strive daily to become more faithful branches of the Blessed Vine. Believing that the seed of education, falling on good ground, will yield forth a hundredfold fruit, they trustingly invoke the Divine Sower to bring to perfect fruition their scholastic aims and ambitions. she buds Showcth ivlal fruit will follow. ” 1:10 s' FRONT ROW: Joseph Chinnici, Ralph Squillace, Michael Suro- wiec, James Ferrara, Thomas Riggione, Charles Jos , Robert Bois- vert, Joseph Capizola. SECOND ROW: John Comiskey, John Cherivtch, Robert Butler. Anthony Di Paola, James Bononcini, Richard Krason. George Desotti. THIRD ROW: John Lelli, Peter Curtis, Fred Stolar, Eugene Volpe, Michael Paolina, Ronald Giglio, Michael Brewer. BACK ROW: Ronald Stringari, David Richmond, Paul Grimm, Peter Crovo, William McLaughlin, Richard Ziller, Michael Castaldi. Anthony Di Paola, Michael Surowiec, and Thomas Riggione demonstrate for Sister Clare Gervase the principle of the inclined plane, while John Lelli, James Ferrara, and Richard Ziller calculate the mechanical advantage and efficiency. D, le j, umorS w i FRONT ROW: Carolyn Reeves, Ocdia Orlandini, Rosemary Goctardi, Angela Torino, Mary Anne Walsh, Phyllis Pendola, Julia Roagers, Doris Sbertoli, Cathar- ine Martifh. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hennessy, Anita Tursini, Judith Tomasso, Frances Raymond, Barbara Westcott, Geraldine Sterchele, Kathryn Porch, Gloria Sterchele. BACK ROW: Rita Sherman, Lorena I.andi, Elizabeth Witz, Patricia Haas, Maureen Misiewicz, Patricia O'Rourke, Lucille Magolda, Kathryn Pendola, Lucille Stefano, Marie Marcucci. Various types of journalistic writing found in THE READER'S DIGEST are discussed in this News Writ- ing class. Patricia O’Rourke relates an informal humor ous essay to Catharine Maruffi, Marlene Goffredi, Mary Ann Goffredi, Patricia Colla, Lillian Accardo, and Maryann Genovese, seated, and Eleanor Arena, Rosa- mond Bruno, and Sister Edward Benedict, standing. 45 FRONT ROW: Kathryn Bucca, Rosalie Capabianco, Judith Cap- pellucci, Mary Anne Danna, Lucille Boscola. Patricia D'Augus tine. Mary Anne Golfredi, Evelyn Bauer. Rosemary Fava. SEC- OND ROW: Agnes Ferrillo, Maryanne Genovese, Eleanor Arena, Marion Coraluzzo, Marilyn Cassisi, Marlene Goffredi, Carole Dell. Lillian Accardo. BACK ROW: Rose Mary Cini, Carole DiBiaso. Felicia Cascia, Barbara DeSantis, Barbara D’Alessandro, Patricia Colla, Margaret DeMarco, Carolyn Genoni, Carol Cresta, and Rosamond Bruno. Sister Clare Letitia checks oral transcriptions of future stenogra phers: Agnes Ferrillo, Felicia Cascia, Phyllis Pendola, Carolyn Genoni, Carolyn Reeves, and Lucille Magolda. Sister Joseph Emmanuel and Barbara Westcott examine the il- lustrations of a new book while Evelyn Bauer, Patricia D’Augus tine, and Mary Anne Danna arrange the bulletin board for a Catholic Press Month display. FRONT ROW: Lawrence Pepper, Eugene Giacomelli, Daniel Morello, Harry Myer . David Goffrcdi, and Franci Reilly. SEC- OND ROW: Dominic Ciancarelli, John Casadia, John A aro, Lawrence Morin, and Brian Gianna coli. THIRD ROW: Angelo Vastano, James Zitto, George Taylor, James Spadone, William Heck- man, and Robert Ashton. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Petovello, Henry Markes, James Naughton, Paul Di Filippo, and Ernest O’Rourke. FIFTH ROW: William Vertolli, George Fulton, John Reilly, Harry Hearing, and David Uber. BACK ROW: Patrick Reilly, Eugene Boccclli, Eugene Jost, Donald Sutter, and Sal- vatore Del Buono. , • onto re Henry Markes, a newcomer to Sacred Heart, is wel- comed by sophomore class officers. David Uber shakes hands with Henry while Daniel Morello and David Goffredi express pleasure at meeting a North Jerseyite. 47 Latin it not a task but a delight,” says Sister Cather- ine Joseph to sophomore scribers Donald Sutter, Madeleine Ascione, Brian Giannascola, and Arlene Landi. , to mo re FRONT ROW: Juanita Zappariello, Rosemarie Del- lagatta, Barbara Torelli, Marilyn Richter, Donna Menz, Barbara Morris, Eleanor Trasferinni, Teresa Scarpa, Kathleen McLaughlin, Joy Grillo. SECOND ROW: Mary Abrams, JoAnn LoBiondo, Patricia Glover, San- dra Polmonari, Eileen McDonald, Marie Pease, Barbara Rieck, Patricia Manaresi, Julia Passarelli, Mary Caere. BACK ROW: Kathleen Guicheteau, Marilyn Knudsen, Bonnie Carletto, Rita Hendry, Frances Imburgia, Ar- lene Marino, Margaret Smith, Joanne Capo, Joanne Canino, Barbara Pegolotti. FRONT ROW: Dolore Ieropoli, Patricia Augustine. Eileen Rowson, Jo anne Rachunas, Anna Mae Spatola. Patricia Amico. Madeleine Ascione, Emily Maccani. and Mary Ann Co� � aboon. SECOND ROW: Sharon Cheli, Rosalie Luciano. Rosalie Romeo. Jane Vastano. Dolores Le Fevre. Patricia Feo. Camille Montano, and Janet Pepsoski. BACK ROW: Catherine Haughey. Marlene Bassetti. Mary Faldetta, Anna Marie Tedesco. Roseann Bonato, Joan Dannenhoffer, Camille Cooper, Rosemary Sacchetti,, and Arlene Landi. Sophomore skaters pause in their merry-making to look pretty for the record book. Marble showers, individual lockers, and ample playing area have all been included in S.H.’s new gym facilities. Here Sister Margaret Teresa assigns space and keys to proud sophomores Mary Csere, Joanne I-oBiondo, and Barbara Torelli. 49 FRONT ROW: Joseph Carideo, John Grusemeyer, Richard Pedroni, Michael Pagliarini, Gary Pagliughi, Frank Perrosky, David Fava, and Ronald Ricci. SECOND ROW: Robert Gernel- laro, Richard Volpe, Philip Scarano, Dennis Labriola, James Catalano, Kenneth Riggione. and Cloud Volpe. THIRD ROW: Albino Vendrasco, Francis Paladino, Henry Steenland, James Jost, Ronald Rychlicki, Richard Koerner, John Dyer, and Joseph Vasta no. BACK ROW: George Small, Frank Francis, Alfred Biondi, Frank Ziller, Donald Van Steyn, Francis Guicheteau, and Nicholas Girone. As the youngest members of S.H.H.S. family, these Freshman boys generously Irnd their hands to stacking the chairs after a student assembly program. The honor of Freshman class officers belongs to Gary Pagliughi, Michael Pagliarini, seated, and to Dennis I.abriola, Leon Maz zochi, Robert Goffredi, and Albino Vendrasco. standing. 50 FRONT ROW: Patrica O’Hara, Eleanor Cini, Jeanne Ronchetti, Ann Giacalone, Linda Morello, Lucille Gior- dano, Camille Pollingue, Eva Ciulla, Rita Liaitaki. SEC- OND ROW: Kathleen Tomaaao. Barbara Goffredi, Jacqueline Scott, Darlene Weatcoct, Judith Henne � y, Mary Tarozzi, Gretchen McKeon, Patricia Tomaaki. BACK ROW: Motria Oatrowaky, Gloria Stringari, Mar- guerite Hanlon, Joanne Marcucci, Carol Sincliir, Ann Rernardini. Bernadette Scarani. Irene Leonard, Tereaa Smile for aale,” aay theae happy Freshmen aa they cluater together in mid-year enthuaiaam at the local akating rink. Potential Freahman artiata receive recognition for their Chriatmaa poster . Diaplaying their are Mary Jane Grunaki, Karen Jazwinaki, atanding, and Mary Lou Sharkey, aeated. red It rednmen _ Trucano. Illi men Mr. Jame Hatch proves his points in World History by specific explana- tion to freshmen Virginia Borasi. Dennis De Matte, Gloria Van Steyn, Arlene Abriola, and Gregory Catto. FRONT ROW: Mary Jane Grunski, Judith Parks, Mary Ann Hall, Lu- cille Volpe, Kathleen Evans, Maur- een Hanley, Lillian Accardo, Arlene Abriola, Teresa Monarca and Marie Louise Vitello. SECOND ROW: Gloria Van Steyn, Karen Jazwinski, Janice Marcacci, Helen Dougherty, Virginia Borasi, Karen Bastian, Jan- ice Gardella, Mary Jane Behl, Mary Agnes Sikking and Elizabeth See- man. BACK ROW: Dennis DeMatte, Joseph Petrosky, Joseph Farro, Rob ert Goffredi, Leonard DeBruno, Richard Goldman, Leon Mazzochi, Nicholas Antolini and John Finn. min The occasion is an important one as attested by freshman Diane Andalora, Sharon Cesare, standing, and Karen Bastian, seated. Student Sodality Reception calls for precision and perfection. FRONT ROW: Margaret Evans, Kathleen Glover, Sandra Fisher; Dolores De Luca, Ei- leen Centritto, Eleanor Vassallo, Diane An- dalora, Lorraine Gervato. SECOND ROW: Carole Pagliughi, Madeline Snyder, Rita Amico, Vivian Arena, Sharon Cesare, Diane Hofbauer, Christina Caralluuo. BACK ROW: Carolyn Brunetti, Rita Travaglione, Gwendo- lyn Ebner, Frances Orlandini, Kathleen Roa- gers, Virginia Musso, Rosilie Guida, and Bar- bara Hagenbarth. Freshman students are engrossed in the alge- braic mysteries of x’s and y’s. ACTI Membership in Christ’s Mystical Body provides for all facets of living. No withering vines are the student groups whose Activity program springs from hearts and minds attuned to the Great Sower whose glory they seek in all things. Whether participating in weekly Sodality or cooperating in the various civic drives, they are convinced that without Him they can do nothing. Dramatics, athletics, and assemblies all grow, expand and ripen to full maturity because they stem from closeness to the Vine-dresser, in whose Name they are performed. ear Jhe branch cannot b fruit of itself unless it fit in tie Vi iue 'ine. 56 “Jf ,Jl ecame cjrew, am a dfjrvaJimj Jine. £zecliel, Vl11,6 Just as the petals of the early blossoms fall off only to give way to the realities of fruit-bearing branches, so evolved the plans for Sacred Heart’s latest building project. Prolonged forethought, detailed planning, careful execution, and a sea- soned faith brought to completeness the extensive construction program begun by Monsignor just a few years ago. With genuine pride does the Vineland community look upon the newest acquisition at Sacred Heart. An immense gymnasium- auditorium with all possible conveniences is well used by the youth of South Jersey. The spacious stage, enriched by every desirable appointment, has finely controlled microphonic devices. The science laboratories and lecture areas, to- gether with the special rooms for business education, are a joy to teachers and students. They who daily reap the fruits of the recent expansion program are heartily grateful to the Masters of their Vineyard in the persons of their beloved Bishop and their devoted Pastor. . How to male friend and influence people, might well be the � logan of Rev. James G. Sherman, O.S.A. A recent Retreat Master to Sacred Heart student , he will long be re- membered. A deep and meaningful Te Deum” rises from the hearts of clergy and students as they participate in the solemn functions attendant upon the blessing of Sacred Heart High School’s new wing. Jr Many faithful year of service to Almighty God by these senior altar boys have finally come to an end. Here Father Prisco blesses the throats of Theodore Mercurio, James Capo, Ralph Quickmire, and Robert Novario. Inner circle Sodalists are these willing seniors who aid Sister Miriam in various projects. Many places will be the better for the presence of Maria Gallino, Marie Elena Rosirllo, Carol Durand, Melanie Levari, and Carolyn Hof- bauer. dathodic Qcti ion 58 Serving the Lord with glad ness are these junior sacris- tans who give hours of their leisure time to His service. Arranging items for the cel- ebration of Holy Mass are Carol Dell, Gloria Ster- chele, Evelyn Bauer, Rose- mary Bruno, and Catherine Pendola. The best of picture� fail� to reveal the heart fluttering of the junior as Father Jerome Pri� co, Sodality modera- tor, blesses and distributes their class rings. Even the angel must envy Rosamond Bruno, distinguish- ed junior, as she displays her new class ring and her epaulet honors. Responding to the beautiful ritual of their Ring Day ceremony, these juniors will long remember February 2, 1959. 59 Senior Joseph Musso confers with Mr. Daniel Solari, yearbook consultant, in matters of artistic layout for the 1959 VINE LEAVES. Our patient and painstaking portrait artist, Mr. Carl Wolf, draws upon the photogenic abilities of each senior. Here Rita Halloran answers the appeal. 60 Vine jCeave5 Many and varied are th labors of VINE LEAVES business workers. Here they rest from responsibilities to smile graciously at the pho- tographer. SEATED: Ce- celia Barlam, Kathleen Ru- berti, Dolores Centritto. STANDING: Dolores Sau- ders, Joan Barlam, Lois Dannenhoffer, Barbara Bag- liani, Mary McCall, and Phyllis Manno. Facial expressions spell satisfaction for VINE- LANDIA staff members. James Ferrara, Jo- seph Menz, Anthony Di Paola, Francis Reilly, and Daniel Morello seem pleased with their efforts. Miles of smiles measure the distance from Vineland to Villanova as S.H.H.S. bus dis- charges its pleasant passengers for a profitable day among youthful press agents. VINELANDIA staff members happily receive the latest issue from the presses and examine the fruit of their labor. SEATED: Sandra Cupini, Judith Neri, Carol Durand, Margaret De Marco, Antoinette Canino, Edi- tor, Mariam Jost, Susan McKeon, and Rosemary John- son. STANDING: Julia Roagers, Anita Tursini, Carol Egizi, Patricia Haas, Rosemary Cini, Anisia Cehelsky, Marilyn Cassisi, and Carol Dell. Senior Glee Club member present major part of pro- gram for parents and friends. The curtain rises on Marie Elena Rosiello, Dolores Busnardo. Dolores Sau- ders, Joan Van Steyn, Carol Durand. Jacqueline Rom- inini, and Saundra Sachetti, FRONT ROW; Joseph Di- Filippo, Ralph Quickmire, Richard Chini, Robert No- vario, Thomas Barber, and James Capo, SECOND ROW; Theodore Mercurio, Harry Brooks, Robert Sutter, Thomas Hagenbarth, Joseph Menz, and Ernest Au- gustine. CL CU Glee Club officers James Capo, Joseph DiFilippo,, Ju- dith Neri, Dolores Busnardo, Thomas Riggione, and Anita Tursini pose with Sister Joseph Annetta before a performance. Villanova Press Conference annually draws S.H.H.S. publication tuffs to its program of fact and culture. Father Daniel P. Fal- vey, O.S.A., moderator of the meeting, here check the next ses- sion with eager students. Wiliam McLaughlin, junior, and Daniel Morello, sophomore, are greeted by representatives of Villanova’s BELLE AIR staff. ilianova redd Pr c erence Sisters and students pose on the university’s campus before at- tending the panel discussions. dlirhtmcid Activities Members of the Holly Hop Commit- tee put finishing touches on their beautifully decorated tree before ad- mitting the student body to the gym. On the light fantastic toe” is the slogan of these gay students as they make merry at the annual Holly Hop. A By-Line for Saint Luke” was the Christmas assembly program by the sophomores. Freshmen portrayed the tableau of the Nativ- ity. A most unusual scene is depicted here as Santa aids his mother (Mrs. John Morello) in Christmas festivities. Other P.T.A. representatives are President Mrs. Victor Volpe and Mrs. John Muccirelli. When angels take to applying make-up, it’s high time to have the photogra- pher on hand—seeing is believing! Joyful and triumphant, the faithful in the person of the juniors have come to carol at the foyer Crib. Studeri t Cjovernmen t President James Capo at the milce joins with the class officers in the recitation of the loyalty pledge. Installation Assembly is the occasion of the happy smiles. Freshmen to seniors inclusive shared honors as Monsignor presided. Monsignor exchanges pleasantries as he confers Student Government insignia upon Vice-President Judith Bari. Awed by the proportion of the new gym a well a by the elf pos e� � ion of the tenior� , these freshmen view the senior skit with mixed emotions. WJc come Welcome Day program disclosed to the Freshmen some Senior specialty numbers. Here Carol Egizi, Ralph Quickmire, and George Haughey record the heart beat of the earthworm (Robert Novario) while Antoinette Canino applies the stethoscope. Surgeon Theodore Mercurio is ably assisted by Richard Chini and Joan Van Steyn. Seniors bid welcome to the newest member of Sacred Heart's family, the class of 1962. The Prom'� the thing! All � et to make the best of the golden hours are Elmer Hewitt, Patricia White, Richard Chini, and Judith Bari. Enjoying the pause that refreshes are seniors James Capo, Sandra Cupini, Robert Novario. and Melanie Levari. Mary Ann DiMatteo, Kay Hewitt, and Dee Sauden watch with interest while Tommy Hagenbarth and Jimmy Capo assist Carol Durand as she signs Dee’s autograph hound. Top flight workers in the yearbook’s financial campaign look down at the Hallowe’en activities from the gym’s vantage point. Elmer Hewitt, George Haughey, James Capo, Robert Novario, Ernest Augustine, Theodore Mercurio, Richard Chini, Saundra Sachetti, Patricia White, Patricia Zucca, Carol Egizi, Kathleen Ruberti, Mary Ann Di Matteo, Kathleen Rice, and Lois Dannen hofler add to their Christmas holiday fun by enjoying themselves at Iceland. Monsignor endorses the First Honors report of senior Judith Bari as her parents smile proudly. Getting to know you” might well be the theme of the P.T.A. program which periodically brings the parents of all students to the class moderators. t ion The horn of plenty lends decor to the folder containing speci- mens of the students' quarterly assignments. Plenty of work is the slogan at which Marie Louise Vitello’s parents smile approv- ingly. Sister Consolata Maria gives guidance in this instance. Pott high school plant hold the attention of junior R©ternary Fava and her mother, a for- mer Sacred Heart student. CLdnut J4itl Tiftl A mother and daughter get-together it here pictured. College- bound students have all questions answered at the annual college night assembly. 71 Here Sister Joseph Annetta discusses with Mrs. Edward Morin the Chestnut Hill College way of life. Speaking the same language are local alumnae, all members of the Cumberland County Chapter of Che.tnut Hill College. Who would not succumb to the beauties of Nature as discovered by these outdoor-loving senio-� ? These are away-from-the-books smiles rarely displayed on the school front. Senior students who represented Sacred Heart in the I Speak for Democracy” contest practised with the new tape recorder. Anisia Cehclsky, Richard Chini, and George Haughey listen while Sandra Cupini with mike” in hand is the first to record her speech. Sister Mar- garet Teresa watches the proceedings with interest. Mary L. McCall, winner of the Betty Crocker Home- making Award, proves her worthiness by sharing culin- ary secrets with Patricia White and Patricia Kane. 72 Aiding in (he imooth functioning of the school is the student secretary. Here Mary Ann Di Matteo explains to Patricia Zucca the com- plexities of the absentee forms, admittance slips, and a million and one other things which take much time and attention. Official badges as well as Honors insignia lend prestige to this group from Senior A: Judith Neri, Sandra Cupini, Judith Bari, Rob- ert Novario, James Capo, and Richard Chini. Always a pleasure to represent Senior B, say these genial class officers: Joseph Danna, Melanie Levari, Mary McCall, and John Sikking. Pictured here are Joseph DiFilippo, George Haughey, Maryanne Duffek, Ernest Augustine, Mary McCall, Joan Van Steyn, Theodore Mercurio, Jacqueline Romanini, Saundra Sachetti, James Capo, Joseph Capi ola, Carol Durand, Marie Elena Rosiello, and Ralph Quickmire, members of the cast of The Vagabond King”, an operetta by Rudolph Friml. John Casadia, stage hand, Marie Pease and Maria Gallino, script girls, and Mariam Jost and Elmer Hewitt, members of the cast, gather around Sister Miriam to dis- cuss production problems. The hangman. Robert Novario, prepares to execute Francois Villon. Anthony DiPaola, as Lady Katherine, Maryanne DutiFek. attests her love for her Vagabond King . The astrologer, William Heckman, makes predictions which awe the King, James Ferrari, and his guard George De Sotti. The ballet group, composed of junior and senior girls, prepare to entertain Sir Oliver, Ernest Augustine, and Lady Mary, Saundra Sachetti. Thw uniting tavern waitresses dr lighted the audience with their lively dances and spirited singing. The freshman girl pages consider it an honor to guard the royal throne of the king, James Capo, and the queen, Mary McCall. Girls do their part by cheering to help bring another victory to the baseball nine at Landis Park. Mike Paolina. Jim Capo, Joe Menz, Tom Hagenbarth, and Joe DiFilippo receive instructions from Mr. Hatch before the game. Coach Jim Hatch explains to Paul DiFilippo his faulty play while Eugene Giacomelli, Jim Capo, and Joe Menz listen in.” 2) amonti Ji ime The Hearts' competent baseball team seems pleased with the outcome of the diamond season. This year’s nine included James Capo, Joseph Oi Filippo. Thomas Hagenbarth, Joseph Menz, Paul Di Philippo. Michael Paolino. Ronald Giglio. Thomas Riggione. Eugene Giacomelli, Francis Reilly, and James Neary. Eugene Giacomelli totals score while Francis Reillv eagerly awaits his chance to bring Sacred Heart an other victory. 79 BJLAJt Flanked by the Heart� ”, and attired in their new uni- form� , the never-� ay-die” Var«ity appears calm before the � torm. Thi year’� team included James Neary, Cap- tain Thoma Hagenbarth, Joseoh Capirola, William McLaughlin, Jame� Catalano, and Pe:er Crovo. Mon ignor had the privilege of tossing the first ball in the jump that opened the season in the new gym. Tom Hagenbarth and Joe Reilly 56 match wits in their ef- forts to obtain the ball. All hands join in a last-minute prayer before the big game. 80 Jayvee iram mrmbrr who hopr to trp into Var� iiy competition next year include Frank Ziller, Harry Hearing. William Heckman. Michael Brewer. Lawrence Pepper. James Catalano. Patrick Reilly, Kenneth Riggionr. Rich- ard Pedroni, Robert Goffredi, Frank Francis. Ernest Goldmann, and Jo- seph Carideo. Freshman boys perform exercises to aid in developing strong muscles in arms and legs. Both Tom Hagenbarth and John Reilly make certain that Sacred Heart get� the rebound. I know it looked funny,” say Mr. Hatch to Tom Hagenbarth. Also amused by the play are Jim Neary and Bill McLaughlin. James Neary takes to the air to retrieve the ball. Tom Riggione watches the ascent. Manager Joe Men , Coach Jim Hatch, and scorekeeper Jim Capo keep tabs on each play of the varsity boys. A young, but spirited team! Thi expression describes the Hearts girls' varsity very well as co-captains Judy Neri and Mariam Jost. holding the ball, are the only senior members. Mrs. Esther Evans has the nucleus for a good team in the future in Lucille Stetano, Marlene Goffredi, Sharon Hennessy, Patricia O'Rourke. Marlene Bassetti, Marilyn Richter. Patricia Glover. Rita Sherman, Kathleeen McLoughlin. Barbara Westcott, Evelyn Bauer, and Barbara Rieck. A senior takes the tap-off in the peppy intramural junior-senior game. First team members discuss ways and means of topping their arch rivals, Vineland High girls. 83 Preparing to complete a pats, Judy Neri, co-captain, smiles victoriously. Mrs. Evans and Jayvee members, Marie Pease, Karen Bastian, Joan Dan- nenhoffer, Joanne Capo, Barbara Hagenbarth, Margaret Smith, Eleanor Trasferini, Gloria Van Steyn, Carol Sinclair, and Marie I.ouise Vitello look ready for action. Could the smiles stem from a victory or from the new ball? Mariam Jost, co-captain and star guard, flourishes the ball in one of her numerous cooperative atti- tudes. Frnhman girls apparently enjoy their weekly setting-up” exercises. Here we see Eva Ciulla, leader, and her squad. Rita Lisiuki, Jacqueline Scott, Rita Travaglione, Elizabeth Seeman, Eleanor Cini, Patricia Tomaski, Frances Or- landini, Mary Grunski, and Mary Agnes Sik- king. Exercises to encourage correct posture are executed in the new spacious gymnasium. V a eer Lai erS Our vivacious senior cheerleaders are Saundra Sachctti, captain, Marie Elena Rosiello, and Sandra Cupini. Why does Honey-Heart” look so sad and dejected? Varsity and Jayvee cheerleaders Maryann Genovese, Janice Marcacci, Sandra Cupini. Bonnie Carlctto, Mary Ann Walsh. Barbara D'Alessandro. Julia Passarelli. Marilyn Knudsen, Rosemary Fava, Marie Elena Rosiello, and Carol Cresta surronding Saundra Sachetti, captain, do their best to cheer the mascot. Student officials Ralph Squillace, Robert Ashton. David Rich- mond, Dominic Ciancarelli, Eugene Boccelli, and Anthony Di Paola verify totals of the game. Mrs. Esther Evans, physical education teacher and coach, relaxes momentarily with Mrs. Margaret Beu who guards the First Aid kit. Joanne Canino, Mary Ann Goffredi, Dolores Sauders. Teresa Trucano, managers of the girls’ basketball team and Coach Mrs. Evans take time out between halves. or ary The Most Rev. Justin J. McCarthy, S.T.D., LL.D. The Right Rev. Msgr. Wm. J. Hickey, S.T.D., V.F. Rev. Charles P. McGarry Rev. John J. Clark Rev. Jerome M. Prisco Rev. James M. Perrelli Rev. William J. Reynolds Very Rev. Angelo M. Allegrini, O.S.A. Rev. Joseph Toscani, O.S.A. Rev. Charles G. Beausang Rev. Francis J. Cosgrove 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. John Positano, O.S.A. Rev. Nicholas Staruch Rev. James J. Zegers Sisters of Saint Joseph Class of 1959 S ypecia Brunotti Brothers Sand Plant Butler's Liquor Store Carlo’s Esso Servicenter Cresco Builders, Inc. Kimble Glass Company Millville National Bank Newell Clothing Company Sacred Heart Parent Teachers Association Sacred Heart Varsity Club Dr. SC Mrs. Leonard G. Scott South Jersey Clothing Company Tursini SC Company Uddo SC Taormina Corporation Vineland National Bank SC Trust Co. J Mr. SC Mrs. Eugene D. Barse Mr. 8C Mrs. Michael A. Castaldi 8C Family Compliments of Centerton Inn Mr. SC Mrs. Livio Chini Mr. SC Mrs. John B. Cominsky Mrs. Daniel D. Conway Mr. SC Mrs..Peter Curtis SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Benjamin Dellagatta SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Albert Dc Luca Mr. SC Mrs. Hugh Egizi Lillian and Elsa Enzman Mr. SC Mrs. Anthony Formento SC Family Mr. John C. Gittone Mr. SC Mrs. Philip A. Gruccio Mr. James Halloran Mr. SC Mrs. Robert J. Halpin SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Stephen J. Horvath Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph A. Kaspar SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Theodore Keller Mr. SC Mrs. C. Lisitski SC Family )[ atrons Mr. SC Mrs. Earl Lore Mr. SC Mrs. Albert Maccri Dr. SC Mrs. A. F. Magolda Dr. SC Mrs. E. Marchione Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Marufii SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Anthony Mercurio Dr. Mrs. Alfred Mezzetti SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Dom E. Neri SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Mario Novario Mr SC Mrs. Joseph Pcgolotti SC Family J. J. Reuben Family Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Rice SC Family Mr. SC Mrs. Albert Ronchetti Dr. SC Mrs. L. E. Rosiello Mr. George Rowson Sr. SC Family Dr. SC Mrs. P. A. Ruggieri 8C Family Mr. SC Mrs. George W. Spieker, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. William Sutter The Emidio Tursini Family Mr. SC Mrs. L. R. Westcott SC Family 89 Abbott Brother� Bakery Ace Glas , Incorporated Phil Ambrose, Plumbing X Heating Angie Lori’� Bridgeton Grill American Sportswear Co., Inc. Compliments of Andrews Glass Co. Annello Bus Lines Arnold’s Formal Shop Automobile Acceptance Corporation Balteline’s Garage Bianco Brothers Joseph Bassetti, Fruit and Produce Buyers Bill's Delicatessen Boulevard Esso Servicenter Boulevard Garage Bray X MacGeorge Bridal Salon Bristow's Camden Sporting Goods Brockway Motor Trucks Brody's Furniture of Distinction Bruni’s Pizzeria Builders Supply Company of Woodstown Capital Concrete X Supply Company Carli’s Garage Walter Cavagnaro, Sacony Mobil Distributor Centerton Inn Paul Chammings, Licensed Electrician Charcoal Haven George Checty, Painting X Decorating Cheli Fuel and Appliance Company Chipola's Trucking Cohansey Tire Company Colla’s Floral Shop Colonial Applicator Company Columbia Business Supply Company A. Cook X Son, Inc. Coombs Dairies Manuel B. Corson, Funeral Director Cross Transportation Crown Casual Wear, Inc. Crown Point Sand Company, Inc. Cullen's Teen Shop D'Ambro Pontiac, Inc. Dan-D Oil Co., Inc. De Feo Brothers, Contractors X Builders Samuel Del Rossi, Electrical Contractor De Luxe Taxi Company De Marchi Printing Company De Rossi X Son De Santis Dress Co. Diamond Social Club Di Matteo Photos D'Ippolito Fuel Oil Products, Inc. D’lppolito Oil Company Doerr.Glass Company The Donahey Store Donna-Pam Shoppe Dougherty Brothers, Glass Factory East End Motor Company (business Pat ronS Eisenberg and O’Hara Ebners Dairies El-Rosa Restaurant Emma's Beauty Salon Fashion Shops of Vineland and Millville Fidelity Building X Loan Association Filippi Tile and Monument Company Hugo H. Finelli, Insurance The Freezer Freitag Funeral Home Carroll J. Riley — The Friendly Hardware Store Gallo’s Garage Garden State Beverage Co. Garden State Florist Garton’s Express, Inc. George’s Diner G.L.F. Co., Inc. Goodfellows The Bill Gregor Show, WWBZ Robert H. Harding, Inc. Clyde G. Hitchner Iceland Skating Rink International Harvester Dealer — George Pernazza Inter-State Transportation Co. Jersey Package John's Auto Sales Knights of Columbus, Vineland Council Kard's Sunoco Service Dominick LaCombc X Son, Inc. Lamb’s Wholesale Confectioners Larry’s Friendly Service LeSturgeons Baking Co. Lee Tractor Company Lipman X Casella, Counselors at Law Lo Biondo Motor Express, Inc. Lou’s Auto Parts Dr. S. J. Lucchcsi John Luciano, Scrap Iron and Steel Dealer Lurex Manufacturing Company Lurie Theater Joseph Malatesta, Plumbing and Heating Mar-Mat Beverages Dr. X Mrs. G. A. Mascara Mattioli Brothers’ Bakery Dr. Del mo E. Mattioli Marrene Ladies' Shoppe Maurelli's, Inc. McLaughlin News Agency Melini Brothers, Inc. Menantico—T uckahoe Menz Bar X Restaurant Millville Silica Sand X Gravel Co. Minot Food Packers, Inc. G. Morello’s Sons Morie Viola Co. Mattiola Bakery J. J. Newberry Company Newfield Oil X Coal Co. Niagra Health Equipment Company Niel X Stanley Nucci’s Diner Aircraft Mfg. Co., Inc. Orlandini Tile Co. Pagano Construction Co. Pancho Motors Pedroni Fuel Co. J. C. Penney Company Pfeifers Daily Express — Joseph Simmerman R B Produce Ricci's News Agency Polmonari’s Bakery Richards Motor Sales, Inc. Rite-Way Cleaners, Millville Rivere Press, Inc. Jacob Rubinoff Company Harry Ruthig, Transportation Wm. A. Scheer, Inc. I. C. Schwarzman Co. Sears Roebuck Co. Shoe Land Shoemaker Dairy, Inc. Arnold Sikking, Bulb Grower Wililam E. Snell, Inc., Electrical Contractor South Jersey Monuments South Jersey Rural Gas Service Spot Luncheonette Speed-O-Matic Car Wash Stanker X Galetto, Mason Contractors J. Stanley—Black Top Drive Ways Stringari’s Cities Service Station Jim Sullivan’s Mobile Home Sales Sunny Slope Farms Alex M. Taylor X Son, Insurance Thomas-Gregg X Co. Tichenor Motor Parts Co., Inc. Tony’s Garage Top-O-Mart Clothes, Inc. Torelli Floor X Wall Covering Mr. Mrs. John Torelli Tradesmens Bank X Trust Company Sam Transferini, Accordion Instructions Tri-State Transportation Co. Tweeties Frozen Custard Venice Maid Co., Inc. David A. Venturi, Accounting and General Insurance Vineland Auto Electric Co. Vineland Cheese Company Vineland Cold Cuts Vineland Coop. G. L. F. Service, Inc. Vineland Times Journal George F. Walsh Advertising Agency White Sparrow Inn Williams Self Service Liquor Store Wilmad Glass Co., Inc. Winslow's Pharmacy, Inc. WWBZ Radio, Vineland Zucca’s Bakery M. Zukermans Co. 90 Admar, Incorporated Mr. X Mr� . John Archer A� phalt Paving Corporation Avena Jeweler� Mr. X Mr� . Angelo Bagliani Blom Bros. Furniture Store Charlene Millinery Perry Cherubini Cias� of 10A Mr. SC Mr� . A. Cupini Dairy Twist Co. Carsides Farm Service Mrs. Louis Fava A Friend Mrs. Theresa Cardella John W. George Green's Express Co. Special! 2), on or5 Guaracini's Market Hagen's Food Store Mr. SC Mrs. U. C. Hofbauer Mr. SC Mrs. Bruno lerpoli Joffee Lumber Co. Mr. SC Mrs. Harry Johnson Jordan's Department Store Landis Supply Co. Peter Levari, Jr. Jim Marcacci's Market Martini's Shoe Store Menz Brothers Sanitone Cleaners Mr. Mrs. Armond Merritti Milstead and McElroy Montano Homemade Ravioli Morvay's Market Lewis A. New, Scaliest Distributor A. B. C. Credit, Inc. Mr. SC Mrs. Anthony Accardo Dr. Ben J. Addiego Alps Kitchen Ware Co., Inc .Ernest L. Alvino Dr. Louis Amico Dr. SC Mrs. Herbert P. Anastor Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Andreoli Chester Angelucci Frank Angelucci Angie's Beauty Salon Mr. Mrs. Charles Apprendi Armallini's Express Lines Mr. SC Mrs. John Ascionc Mr. Be Mrs. Charles W. Ashton Mr. SC Mrs. John P. Ashton Mr. SC Mrs. Charles Atkinson Mr. SC Mrs. Robert E. Austin Automotive Parts Co. Mr. X Mrs. Walt Badorocco, Jr. Al Bellow Barbetti's Insurance Mr. X Mrs. Stephen Bari Mr. X Mrs. John Bassetti Mr. X Mrs. James Bates Dr. X Mrs. M. David Baxter Beacon Auto Stores Mr. X Mrs. Alfred Bclzcr Bennett Brothers Speed Shop Clara Bergante Mr. X Mrs. Alfred Bernardini Mr. X Mrs. B. Bernardini Mr. X Mrs. Marino Bernardini Mrs. Elizabeth Bertonazzi Betty's Luncheonette Henry J. Biagi Mr. X Mrs. Alfred W. Biondi Bird Floor Covering Cjeneral f a iron J Mr. X Mrs. Black and Family Phil Boas Mr. X Mrs. Louis Boccelli John Bonato X Son, Plumbing X Heating Mr. X Mrs. Pete Bonato, Jr. Daniel Bononcini Mrs. Thomas Bordone Mrs. Mercedes Boteller Boys and Girls of 5 A Boys and Girls of 3 B Bozarth's News Agency Mr. X Mrs. David Brainin Braun’s Junior Shop Mr. Mrs. George Brewer Mr. X Mrs. Frank Brezzo Broadway Credit Co., Inc. Mr. X Mrs. Harry D. Brooks Mr. X Mrs. Laurence Bruge Mrs. Jerry Brugnoli Mr. X Mrs. John Brunini Mr. Edward Bruno Mr. X Mrs. J. Buckley Bucks Clothes Virginia Buono Mrs. Theodore Burns Mr. X Mrs. Chester Bzoma Mr. X Mrs. Frank Canino Mrs. Jane Capabianco Mr. X Mrs. Thomas J. Capo Mr. X Mrs. Eugene Caporale Mr. X Mrs. Alviso Capriotti Dr. X Mrs. Joseph A. Carbo Mrs. Pauline Carideo Carol Carletto, '58 Mr. X Mrs. O. Carletto Mrs. Mildred Carlo Newburger X Company New York Inn Mr. X Mrs. Nicholas Pcnnente, Jr. Dr. X Mrs. M. J. Provenzano Mr. X Mrs. F. W. Quickmire Richards’ Farm C. Nocco X Son, Excavating Antonio Romano, Groceries Vitcor Simoni South Vineland News Agency Spudnut Shop Steelman Photo Shop Richard J. Swoboda Mr. X Mrs. John Tallarido Terry’s Beauty Shoppe Mrs. Samuel Vertolli Vinelandia Carpani's Transmission Service Mr. X Mrs. John Casadia Mrs. Rose Case Mr. X Mrs. Albert Castellini Mrs. John Catalano Mr. X Mrs. Joseph Caterina, Jr. Tom Catto Mrs. Edith Cavagnaro Mr. X Mrs. C. Cellitti Family Miss Mildred Cesare Mr. X Mrs. Nicholas Cesare Miss Rose Cesare Mr. X Mrs. Anthony Cheli Mr. X Mrs. Jacob Cheli Mr. Paul Christy City National Bank of Millville L. C. Clothing Center Mr. X Mrs. Carmine Coccaro Colonial Shop Colucci Lumber Company Columbian Squire Don Bosco Circle «877 Antoinette Confalone Mr. X Mrs. Samuel Confalone and Children Cony’s Service Station Mr. X Mrs. P. Coraluzzo Corner Sweet Shoppe Corridori ’� Service Station Kenneth E. Corson, M.D. Walden B. Cox Mr. X Mrs. L. Cresci Mr. X Mrs. Angelo J. Cresta Crosby Jewelers Cru-Gar Paint Center Mr. X Mrs. Stephen Csere Cumberland Refrigeration Center The Custom Shop Decorator's Studio 91 Mr. Frank Dagostino Frank A. Dalesandro Mr. Be Mrs. Thomas Dalcsandro Mr. Be Mrs. Thomas Dalton Mr. Be Mrs. Joseph Dannenhoffer Mrs. Bennp D'Augustine Mr. Be Mrs. Pat D’Augustine De Bello Construction Co. Ann De Falco Salvatore Del Buono Mr. Be Mrs. P. Del Buono and Family Mr. Mrs. Angelo De Rossi Jane Desotti Mr. OC Mrs. George Desotti Mr. Mrs. Paul Di Filippo Miss Carmella Di Matteo Mr. Mrs. Domenic Dimeo Mrs. Rose Di Orio Mr. Be Mrs. Attilio Donato Mrs. J. Dondero Virginia Dondero Mrs. Charles Dougherty Dovers Rambler Sales and Service Mr. Be Mrs. Gerald Downey Mr. Henry Downs Mr. Be Mrs. Anthony Di Paola Dr. Miles E. Drake Mr. Mrs. Michael Duffek Mr. Be Mrs. Joseph Duffy Mr. Be Mrs. Marcel Durand, Sr. Eddie’s Car Wash Elanbee Appliance Service Eleeuf’s Flower Shop Dr. Joseph A. Emburgia Mr. Be Mrs. Frank W. Evans Mr. Be Mrs. William Ewer Mrs. Mary Falasco Mr. Be Mrs. P. Farabella Be Family Fath’s Department Store Norma Fava Gail Feaster Mr. Clarence Felmey Mrs. Clarence Felmey Mrs. Pete Felmey Mr. Be Mrs. Wm. Femenden Be Family Garden State Cleaners Mr. Be Mrs. Louis Feo Mr. Be Mrs. Anthony C. Ferrara Mr. Frank Fien F. W. Finn Mr. Be Mrs. Vincent J. Finn Peter Be Jamie Fisher Mr. Be Mrs. S. Fisher Fisher’s Market Mr. Be Mrs. William Fleming Mr. Be Mrs. Henry Flor Food Center Forlan’s Shoes Mr. Be Mrs. Gus Franceschini Mr. OC Mrs. Frank Francis The Francis Rita Shoppe Mr. 8C Mrs. Freedman Frend's Shoe Store James Gaglianone Mr. Be Mrs. Edward Gandy Garden State Florists Gas City Mr. Be Mrs. Frank J. Genovese Mr. Be Mrs. Louis Giacalone Giacobbe's Barber Shop Mr. Be Mrs. Albert Gianpietro Mr. 8e Mrs. Dominick Giannascoli Gilliam’s Laundry Mrs. Rose Giordano Grade 6 A Grade 5 B Grade 4 B Grade 3 A Grade I A Mrs. Julia Gravel Judith Giovanezzi, '58 Giuliano's Grocery Store Mr. Be Mrs. David R. Glover Margaret and David Glover Kathleen Glover G. M. Gas and Oil Co. Mr. Isador Godet Mr. Be Mrs. George Goffredi Mr. Ulisse Goffredi Mrs. Ulisse Goffredi Mr. Be Mrs. Charles Goldberg Mr. Be Mrs. Charles Goldmann Goshey Fabrics Dr. S. D. Gosman Gottardi's Superette Mr. Be Mrs. Louis Gottardi Mr. Be Mrs. F. Gottshalk Mr. Be Mrs. A. T. Gravino Mrs. Theresa Grabiana The Greenwood Press Mr. Be Mrs. George Green Green's Fairlawn Market Mr. Be Mrs. Victor Greganti Mr. Be Mrs. James Gruccio Mr. Be Mrs. John Grusemeyer Mary Jane Grusemeyer Jack Be Jill Nursery School Mrs. Edward Grunski Ferdinand Guichctcau Guiffra's Candy Mr. Be Mrs. Lawrence Haas James Halloran, Jr. Blue Ribbon Cake, Distributor J. J. Hanley Mr. Be Mrs. Paul Hanlon Harmony Shoppe, The Complete Record Shoppe Harry’s Market Mrs. Catherine Haughey Mr. Be Mrs. Everette Hedges Mr. Be Mrs. George Heinze Mr. Be Mrs. Ragnar Hermanson Holland Furnace Co. The Hollywood Shop Horner Mack Trucks, Inc. Hornsby-Viola Agency Mr. Be Mrs. James Iannello Imperial Business Be Office Equipment Indian Fields Market John Inferrara Jane Be Ruth Jessie's Beauty Shop Jim’s Delicatessen Jim Be I.arry's Diner Joe’s Pizza Johnny’s Workmen’s Wear Mr. Be Mrs. Harry Johnson Rose Mary Johnson Mr. Be Mrs. Andrew J. 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Orlando Panico Mr . Michael Paolino Mr. X Mr . Rocco Pantaleone X Family Mr. X Mr . Joseph Park Mr. X Mr . Alfred Pawarelli Mr. X Mr . Michael V. Patch Mr. X Mr . Eugene Patrignani Compliments of Pearce X Lively Mr. X Mr . Wm. J. Pcao ll Mr. X Mr . Jo . Pedroni Linda Stephen McMenamin Menz Brother Sanitone Cleaner Menz X ToboUki, Carpenter Mr. X Mrs. Joseph Menz Mi� Barbara Mercurio Mr. Mr . Theodore Mercurio James Mesiano The Metropolitan Barber Shop Mi� � Anna Mae Mezzetti Romeo Anthony Mezzetti, ’58 Joseph Mianicki Mr. Dom Michael Charles H. Miethe Milady’� Beauty Shop Mill End Center Elmer Miller, Millside Distributor Millville Atlantic Service Mr. X Mr . A. Misiewicz Jo Mitchell Mr. X Mr . Paul Mode Camille Montano Mr. X Mr . Joseph Montesanto Philip Montesanto, Painting X Floor Sanding Mr. X Mr . Movin Mr. Mr . John B. Morcllo Morgan’s Esso Servicenter Mr. X Mr . William Morris X Family Mr. X Mr . Horace Morrison Mr. X Mrs. William J. Mulligan, Jr. Mr. X Mr . William J. Mulligan, Sr. Mr. X Mr . John Pegolotti Mrs. Anna Pclizoto Mr. X Mr . Anthony Pepper, Jr. Mr. X Mr . Frank Pepsoski Mr. X Mrs. Petovello Mr. Frank Petriano Mr. X Mr . John Petrosky Mr. X Mr . P. Piccione Pike Lanes Bowling Center Pindale Family, Jr. Gerson Pitel Dr. Richard Pitel, D.D.S. Mr. X Mrs. Louis Platania Platania's Music Store Pogust Feed Co. S. Pogust X Son Mr. X Mrs. Saul J. Polhowitiz Mr. Joseph Profeta Mr. John Quintelli Rabbai Brother Music Store Mr . Stella Rachunas Mr. X Mrs. Mario Raffaelli Mr . Virginia Raffaelli Mr. Gene Rambone Randy' Enterprise Television Service Mr. X Mr . Frank Raymond Recreation Club Mr. X Mr . Charles V. Reilly Mr. X Mr . Joseph Reilly Mr . Carolyn Reisenwitz Mr. John E. Reisenwitz John Reginak, Feed X Grain Phillip Repp Research Glass Inc. Angelina Riggione Mr. X Mr . Santo Rizzo Robinson's Market John Robbin Robbins’ Market, Millville Mr. X Mr . Geo. Robert Family Miss Lois Robinson Mr. X Mr . Charles Rolando Mr. X Mr . Dante Romanini Mr. X Mrs. Tancrcd Romanini Mr. X Mrs. Edward J. Ronchetti Mr. F. Romeo Mr. X Mr . Eugene Ronchetti Mr. X Mr . John Ronchetti Mr. X Mr . William Ronchetti Mr. Joseph Romano Mr . Joseph Romano Mr . Gertrude Ronchetti Lucille Ronchetti Marlene Ann Ronchetti Rossi Cleaner Rossi Cleaning Co. Mr. X Mrs. Edward Rossi Mr. Mrs. Eugene Rossi George A. Rossi S. X H. Green Stamps Mr. X Mrs. Nicholas Sacchetti Marie Salvo, ’58 Sam’s News Agency Joseph Sansalone Anthony Sanso Mr. Michael Santagata Samuel Santagata X Sons Candy Santini Angela Santomo, ’58 Joseph Santoro Mr. Harry Sari Ralph Satero’s Sub Shop Mr. X Mr . Frank Snyder Mr. X Mrs. Frank Snyder Sasdelli's Service Station Mr. X Mrs. Louis P. Scarani Ann B. Scarano Mr. X Mrs. Charles L. Scarani Mr. X Mrs. S. Paul Scarani Mr . Jeanne M. Scarpa South Jersey School of Music Sophomore A Boys Sophomore A Girls Mrs. Anna Scholter Phil Scribner Mr. X Mrs. Christian Schoppmann Lou Sciore's Landis Tailoring Sealtest Milk Company Mrs. Mabel Seaman Section 9 B Ethel Sehl Dr. Bernard B. Seldon, Chiropodist Mr. C. J. Sikking Mrs. C. J. Sikking Mr. X Mr . L. Sepers L Sheard X Son Mr. X Mrs. Roy Shincos Silverman’s Men’s X Boys’ Store Mrs. Lucy Simoni Mr. X Mrs. Andrew Sinclair Steve’s Sinclair Service Center Singer Sewing Machine Co. Mr. George E. Small Mr. X Mr . John L. Smith, Jr. Dr. X Mrs. Robert B. Smith Mr. X Mrs. Angelo Spadoni Mr X Mrs. D. J. Spadoni Mr. John J. Spaltore Mr. X Mrs. George W. Steffens Bill Stulman Mrs. Henry Steenland Mrs. Jennie Steinbrook Mr. Michael Steinbrook Dr. Gershon Stern Mr. X Mrs. C. P. Sterchele Mr. X Mrs. Julius Sterchele Mr. Edward D. Stites Steven’s Dairy Dal Stone Sun Life Insurance Co. of Canada 93 Mr. SC Mrs. E. Susini Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Tripley Mr. SC Mrs. William F. Walker Miss Mary Szoka Mr. SC Mrs. John H. Tarozzi John Trucano Mr. SC Mrs. Charles Weber Mr. SC Mrs. Harry J. Weinman, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Buzzic Tarquinio Mr. SC Mrs. Al Tubertini Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Wescott Tasso's TV Shop Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Ushler Miss Patricia White Mrs. Adeline Tasso Vanaman 8C Vanaman, Insurance Mr. SC Mrs. Roland C. White Mr. Mrs. Daniel Tasso and Son Nicholas P. Van Steyn Roland C. White, Jr. Jane Taylor N. P. Van Steyn, Wilson Dairy Co. Terminal Florist Real Estate and Insurance Agent Clarence Whitehead Thompson’s Sporting Goods Store Mr. SC Mrs. Peter N. C. Van Steyn Wholesale Meats Mr. Mrs. I. G. Thorworth Mr. Sc Mrs. Angelo Vastano L. W. Woolworth Co. Evelyn Tomasello Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph N. Vastano, Jr. Young's Sinclair Service Station Frank Tomasello Mr. Mrs. Albino Vendrasco Mr. SC Mrs. Frank Ziappariello Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Tomaski Venturi’s Men’s Wear Zambone's Store Tombrus Liquor Store Mr. Mrs. Jules Venturi Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Zambone Mr. 8C Mrs. Lewis Tomlin Mrs. August Vertolli Mr. SC Mrs. C. Ziller Mr. SC Mrs. George R. Tonjes Torelli Family Mr. 8C Mrs. Joseph Trasferini William Treverthen, Watch Repairing Vineland Glass Company Mr. SC Mrs. Victor A. Volpe Mrs. Adeline Vraila Augusta M. Wagoner Junior r 7citrons Zucca Caterer SENIOR A George Haughcy John Comiskey Thomas Barber Elmer Hewitt Peter Crovo Harry Brooks Joseph Kaspar Peter Curtis James Capo Edward McDonald George Desotti Richard Chini Carlo Merighi Anthony Di Paola Edmund Csefalvey Joseph Musso James Ferrara Joseph DiFilippo Ralph Quickmire Lillian.Accardo Paul Dondero James Scarano Eleanor Arena Thomas Hagenbarth John Sikking Evelyn Bauer Joseph Men Robert Sutter Lucille Boscola Theodore Mercurio Martin Swangler Rosamond Bruno James Neary Barbara Bagliani Kathryn Bucca Robert Novario Cecilia Barlam Rosalie Capabianco Judith Bari Joan Barlam Judith Cappellucci Dolores Busnardo Janice Bertonazzi Felicia Cascia Antoinette Canino Dolores Centritto Marilyn Cassisi Anisia Cehelsky Shirley Dalesandro Rosemary Cini Sandra Cupini Lois DannenhofFer Patricia Colla Mary Ann DiMatteo Mary Ann DufFek Marion Coraluzzo Joanne Donato Rita Halloran Carol Cresta Carol Durand Mariam Jost Barbara D'Alessandro Carol Egizi Melanie Levari Mary Ann Danna Maria Gallino Phyllis Manno Patricia D'Augustine Victoria Greganti Mary McCall Carole Ann Dell Catherine Hewitt Pauline Oliva Margaret DeMarco Carolyn Hofbauer Judith Pease Barbara DeSantis Rosemary Johnson Carol Ronchetti Carole DrBiaso Patricia Kane Kathleen Ruberti Rosemary Fava Susan McKeon Saundra Sachetti Agnes Ferrillo Judith Neri Dolores Sauders Carolyn Genoni Kathleen Rice Diane Sole Maryanne Genovese Jacqueline Romanini Joanne Zitto Marlene GofFredi Marie Elena Rosiello Mary Ann GofFredi Elizabeth Tomlin Joan Van Steyn Patricia White Patricia Zucca JUNIOR A JUNIOR B Robert Boisvert Donald Giglio James Bononcini Paul Grimm Michael Brewer Charles Jost Robert Butler Richard Krason SENIOR B Joseph Capizola John Lelli Ernest Augustine Michael Castaldi William McLaughlin George Cox John Cherivtch Michael Paolino Joseph Danna Joseph Chinnici David Richmond 94 Thom a� Riggione Ralph Squillacc Fred Stolar Ronald Slringari Michael Surowiec Eugene Volpe Richard Ziller Rosemary Goctardi Patricia Haas Sharon Hennessy I.oretta Landi Lucille Magolda Marie Marcucci Catherine Maruffi Maurene Misiewicz Cecelia Orlandini Patricia O'Rourke Catherine Pendola Phyllis Pendola Katherine Porch Frances Raymond Carolyn Reeves Julia Roagers Doris Sbertoli Rita Sherman Lucille Stefano Geraldine Sterchele Gloria Sterchele Judith Tomasso Angela Torino Anita Tursini Mary Ann Walsh Barbara Westcott Elizabeth Witz SOPHOMORE A Dominic Ciancarelli Paul DiFilippo George Fulton Eugene Giacomelli Brian Giannascoli David Goffredi Harry Hearing William Heckman Daniel Morello Laurence Morin Harry Myers Ernest O'Rourke Lawrence Pepper Francis Reilly John Reilly Patrick Reilly James Spadoni Donald Sutter George Taylor Mary Abrams Joanne Canino Joanne Capo- Bonnie Carletto Mary Csere Rosemarie Dellagatta Patricia Glover Joy Grillo Kathleen Guicheteau Rita Hendry Frances Imburgia Marilyn Knudsen Joanne LoBiondo Eileen McDonald Kathleen McLaughlin Patricia Manaresi Arlene Marino Donna Menz Barbara Morris Julia Passerelli Marie Pease Barbara Pegolotti Sandra Polmonari Barbara Reick Marilyn Richter Teresa Scarpa Margaret Smith Barbara Torelli Eleanor Trasferini Juanita Zappariello SOPHOMORE B Robert Ashton John Asaro Eugene Boccelli John Casadia Salvatore Del Buono Eugene Jost James Naughton Dennis Petovello David Uber Angelo Vastano William Vertolli Anthony Wright James Zitto Patricia Amico Madeline Ascini Patricia Augustine Marlene Bassetti Margaret Behl Roseann Bonato Sharon Cheli Camille Cooper Mary Cossaboon Joan Dannenhoffer Mary Faldetta Patricia Feo Catherine Haughey Dolores Ieropoli Arlene Landi Dolores LeFevre Rosalie Luciano Emily Maccani Camille Montano Janet Pcpsoski JoAnn Rachunas Rosalie Romeo Eileen Rowson Rosemary Sacchetti Anna Spatola Ann Marie Ted esc o Jane Vastano FRESHMAN A Alfred Biondi James Catalano John Dyer David Fava Frank Francis Nicholas Girone Francis Guicheteau Dennis I.abriola Richard Koerner Michael Guy Pagliarine Francis Paladino Richard Pedroni Ronald Ricci George Small Henry Steenland Cloud Volpe J. Richard Volpe Ann Bernardini Eleanor Cini Eva Ciulla Ann Giacalone Lucille Giordano Barbara Goffredi Marguerite Hanlon Judith Hennessy Irene Leonard Rita Lisitski Joann Marcucci Gretchen McKeon Linda Morello Patricia O’Hara Motria Ostrowsky Camille Pollinque Jeanne Ronchetti Joan Salamanca Bernadette Scarani Jacqueline Scott Carol Sinclair Mary Sharkey Gloria Stringari Mary Tarozzi Patricia Tomaski Kathleen Tomasso Tressa Trucano Darlene Wescott FRESHMAN B Joseph Carideo Robert Gemallaro John Grusemayer James Jost Gary Pagliughi Frank Petrosky Kenneth Riggione Ronald Rychlicki Philip Scarano Donald Van Steyn Joseph Vastano Albino Vendrasco Frank Ziller Rita Amico Diane Andaloro Vivian Arena Carolyn Brunetti Eileen Centritto Sharon Cesare Christiana Coralluzzo Dolores De Luca Gwendolyn Ebner Margaret Evans Sandra Fisher Lorraine Gervato Kathleen Glover Rosalie Guida Barbara Hagenbarth Diane Hofbauer Virginia Musso Frances Orlandini Carole Pagliughi Kathleen Roagers Madeline Snyder Rita Travaglione Eleanor Vassallo FRESHMAN C Nicholas Antoline Joseph Biancarosso Gregory Catto Leonard DeBruno Dennis DeMatte Joseph Farro John Finn Robert Goffredi Ernest Goldmann Leon Mazzochi Joseph Petrosky Arlene Abrolia Lillian Accardo Karen Bastian Mary Jane Behl Virginia Borasi Helen Dougherty Kathleen Evans Janice Gardella Mary Jane Grunski Mary Anne Hall Maureen Hanley Patricia Hoover Karen Jazwinski Janice Marcacci Teresa Monarca Judith Parks Elizabeth Sceman Mary Agnes Sikking Gloria Van Steyn Marie Louise Vitello Lucille Volpe 95 � •. '.V s H --fl Si ii,v am the wine; you are t Same Lea re th much fruit.