Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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THE 19 2 3 SENIOR RECORD :: Elizabeth Hobart General Edward Everett “Oh! Maiden, uhy wert thou made so goodt” Have you ever seen the combination of ability to study, sportnmnship, fun, and obedience in one girl? If not, you have not met our friend Elizabeth. Her favorite sport is basketball, and she can play! The study most delightful to her is math- ematics. The class of '23 is proud to have Her on their honor list but her brilliance in academic work should not be the cause of overlooking her fine athletic work. The Senior Class was delight- ed to have her represent them at the 1923 Inter- class Meet. Class Track '23. ELIZABETH RUTH Ruth Howki.i. General Edward Everett “Small and neat, winsome and sweet” Tho’ small and rather solemn she puts her whole soul into her violin. She seldom smiles but when she does her sweetness and gentleness makes you want to love her. Ruth’s patience is long enduring and she stands firmly for her opinions. Some day she’ll bring fame and honor to the class of ’23 by her marvelous ability with the violin. VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL

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 THE 1923 SENIOR RECORD PERIWINKLE Wai.i.ack Maynaki» Gillette Technical Philomathean Better tale than never” But a philosopher for all that! Has Wallace prepared a lesson? ’Tis a marvel! But can Wallace think out a problem? Most assuredly. Periwinkle” is no more a freak than cold water, but the ladies say. “He’s so silly!” A reputation, for all sorts of things, has its compensations in a silent cheer for Gillette.” Musical tendencies, seem to be mingled with agricultural intentions, in this. Our Best Sport.” Debating Club '21. '22. '2 3. Science Club '23. Math- ematica Club '25. Glee Club '21. '22. Class Track Team '21. Extemporaneous Speaking '22. DOT Dokotiiy Goi.ims General Philomathean Behold in the distance ice see an artist” To find one’s self, that is it! To find one’s self may sometimes be a whole life work, but that is well worth while when one has so many hidden talents, as our Dot has. Dot was our star elocution- ist and a very fine one she was too. When she took up drawing and painting her success was equally as great if not greater. When as a maid she took up the tea things the acclamation was greater yet! If you would judge Dot’s character just look into those big innocent brown eyes and you will see nothing but what is divine. Arl Club '23, Debating Club '22. '23. Public Speak- ing '20. '21. 22. '23. Class Play. VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL

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 THE 1923 SENIOR RECORD DOM Dominick Icpoi.ito Classical Edward Everett ‘Hr teas verity par fit knight! '■Doin’’ is a checkerboard. There are more than two colors among the squares, however. We have black for a speaker, a convincing one: green for an athlete, an “I’ll try” one: blue for a man, a dependable one: white for a son. a dutiful one: and among other tints, brilliant red for a lover, a very anient one! When Mr. Weidner asked for someone to arrange transportation for the teachers to a football game. Dom” was the only person who responded! We wonder why? Debating Club '22. '23. Treasurer '23. Science Club '22. '23. Secretary-T reaauier '22. '23. Public Speaking •21. '22. 23. BLANCHE Evki.yn Bi.axciik Jakdink General Philomathean .Is ivc advance in life ire learn the limits of our abilities Petite” is an adjective that could easily be applied to Blanche, and as she stands on the plat- form trilling like any bird she looks smaller than ever. She is modest and just a little shy except with a certain young person who lives on the boundary line between Vineland and Millville! Her outstanding ability is that of making her- self agreeable to everyone she comes in contact with. Some day we’ll be going to a great church in New York to hear Blanche’s silver voice calmly rising and falling over the hushed adience. Glee Club '23. VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL