Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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ANGELINA M. CARPENITO Ccncral “Ange Edward Everett Hobby Reading ”.l maiden shy and deni:.re.” We know that Angelina works hard. Being shy. she never volunteers in class, imt when called on she gives a levitation worth listening to. Her ways are |uiet ami unobtrusive, but we know that she carries a treasure that will some day be revealed to the world. Success to you. Angelina! IONA MARGARET CAR! SO (ieneral “Yo Philomathean Hobbies Boys. Poetry I'irlnous, modest, and fresh as a rose.” Iona i a very attractive girl and full of pep. Can anyone forget her? She seems to occupy all Cumberland County for she started her high school career in Bridgeton, ended it in dear old inelaiul. and now has decided interests in .Millville. Home Room Officer. '25. '2o; (Jypsy Rover; Senior Record Staff. NEI.I.IE CHEW (ieneral Philomathean “Pleasure, thou art lemptiuii.” A hearty laugh, and you know “Nell is coming. It often brings her trouble, but more often it brings her friends. She always carries her humor with her and uses it on all occa- sions. “Nell likes to try everything once and “certain” things twice. She declares the most tempting thing she knows is swimming on a hot day in June with the prospect of a difficult day in school. FLORA COARI Commercial “Flo Edward Everett I lobby— Dancing Dark- are her eyes, luit they carry joy. Dark- is her hair, hut yec, oh hoyf Flora's eyes always carry a sparkling glint of fun no matter where you see her. She brings sunshine where ever she goes. Is she a neat dancer? And How! She is going to Ik- Phil Nutt s next partner. Mo has a liking for anything that is red. By the way. Flora how is “Reds ? Spanish Plav. '28. 21

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MARGARET BURNS General Peg'' Edward Everett I lobby- Swimming “The mo.it precious things come in the smallest pachapes.” Margaret is tiny, but she is a fine girl ami a true friend. Everyone loves “Peggy” for her sunny smile and keen wit. She loves a joke at any time, but especially in French class. Her ambition is to be a detective. Beware! She may be practicing on you. Margaret also has singular ability .is a critic. Perhaps she will be a famous writer or. if not. another Sherlock Holmes, flood luck to you, “Peggy,” wher ever you go ami whatever you do! Senior Record Staff. PHOEBE FOSTER CALLAHAN (icneral “Jo” Edward Everett Hobby Dancing Silence is golden. Phoebe is one of our quiet. unassuming girls who believes that silence is golden. She never has much to say, not even when she is called on (except asking questions.) Nevertheless we are expecting great things front you. Phoebe, as it is usu- ally those who say the least that do the most. Go to it. Phoebe, ami may success lie thine! MARV CAREVV (icneral Mess” Philomatheau Hobby Asking uuestions May pleasure wing thy lightly Heeling hours. .hid i.ealtli attend thee on thy smiting way.' Mary doesn't say much -but what doesn't she think. More than one of us often wonder what is behind Mary's cont| oscd countenance. Hut we don't mean to imply that Mary is aloof or un- friendly. She isn’t, as all her friends will testify. We wish you, Mary, the best that life has to offer, for you deserve it. Gypsy Rover. MAURICE C. CAREW General Maurie” Philomathean Hobby—De Molay “I dare do all that may become a man. Who dares do more is none.” Hail! Carcw. the all studious. Maurice has been with us several years and has tried a number of courses but finally settled on agriculture. Maybe he doesn't intend to lie a farmer after all but he certainly has an eye for chickens. Some say that Mr. Carew is cut out for an army officer or something of that nature ami yet we feel that he would be equally good at business or dancing. By the way. we ho|K- that you didn't miss his tramp impersonation between thc- acts of the Senior Play. President of Young Farmers’ Association; Home Room Officer. '24. '25. '26. '27; Football Squad. '24. '25: Inter-Class Track. '25. '26; Gypsy Rover. 20

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r cV r I EVALYN LI'CILLE CRANMER General “Ev” Philomathean Hobby—Sports Work is more profitable than worry. ’ Could a better person have been chosen to arrange our dates with the photographer? No. of course not. And through it yn never lo: all. Evalyn lost her cheerful and obliging manner, 'Jhis young lady deems it a pleasure to play the guardian to little • ie «lay her interest will be tots. but we do not doubt that some in someone else other than little folks. Senior Record Staff: Home Room Ifficer 2ft. ’27. ANNA CURTIS General “Bobby” Hobby—Drawing She’s full o’ life, she’s full o’ fun; I would be hard to find a bet er one. Will you two girls kindly stop your giggling and pay attention? Sounds pretty familiar to you. doesn't it Anna? Listen, folks, and you shall hear what it's all about. Anna s little smile has just' a little habit of getting on the wrong side of Miss Martin. That's a fact! She really is a dear though and she loves to talk. I can tell you we surely «ltd have a hard time «leciding who talked the most. cronica Durham « r Anna. VERA DADIANOFF General Philomathean Hobby—Billie Rosenthal “Seemingly very sedate. P t beneath all murtners a stream Bubbling with humor and mirth Of which few would dream. era is rjtiite an enigma and one that has been solved by only a certain few. One «Iocs not know how much one has mi Ved if one has not penetrated that somber mask and come to know Vera as she really is. What keen wit and clever satire she conceals! Really the knowledge that she possesses i amazing in its diversity. In all branches of learning she shines with an e |ual glow of intelligence and when she con- de rends to recite ah!!! But she seldom gives us the pleasure. In the future. Vera, may your 'e«|iianimity ? never be upset! BEATRICE ADELIA DANIELS General “Bea Edward Everett Hobby -Dramatics “Xot too serious. Not too gay. But just a jolly good friend. It's so very hard to say things about you. “Bea.” You always seem to do the proper thing—at the proper time, you know. You're just the best kind of a friend ever. Confidentially though, folks, we really believe there's a bit of mischief under Bca's innocent little glances—and she's always so merry! Remember—a happy smile goes a long, long way. Home Room Officer. '25. 26. '27; Dramatic Club. '28; Senior Play—“Oh Kay; Gypsy Rover; Home Room Play, ’26. ■ 22