Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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WATSON K. DEAN Technical Wats” Philomathean The blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient.’’ Yo 'Wats.' how's the flivver today?” This is a favorite question of the fellows in reference to Wats' Ford, lie has used it for advertising football games, senior plays and alro to convey ardent football supporters f V. II. S. to game.. Wats sure did make a hit in Oh Kay. Remarks such as. Oh! Isn't he grand! tiee. I think he is gorgeous! were heard in the audience being parsed by some Y. II. S beauties. Sec. Freshman I.iterary Society. Home Room Officer. '28, Debating Club, December Senior Class I'lay. Hi-Y Club. Asst. Business Manager Senior Record. Alter- nate Senior Debating Team. Ways and Means Com- mittee. Interclass Track. '27. '28. '29. ALLEN DUDLEY Classical Al. Junior.” t’ncle Dud Philomathean Hobbies Ruling in Dean's Fliver and pumping gas Optimism and success f o hand in hand aloitfi the way. ‘ Dud is a Wow and furthermore, he was imported from Chicago where men arc men. We're glad Al picked on Vineland as a place to live In-cause we need men like him to lead us. He is a combination sheik, woman-hater, butter- fly-dancer. president of literary society. debater, actor, and what not. Therefore, he should Ik- able to do weird things. But lie’s just a kid. Overgrown? Yes. And he expects to enter college or work at Kimble's. Debating Club, '28. '29; Debating Team, '29; Senior Record Staff; Hi-Y Club; President of Philomathean Society; Football Second Team, ’27. ELLIS DUDLEY Genera! Big Shot Philomathean Hobby—Track Very little is known of Kllis. but at the beginning of the senior year a curly haired string bean was een rushing the girls of Vineland High. His aunt gave him the funds to buy a bicycle for escorting the feminine sex, but instead he got an old crate of Henry’s for bicycles were high. lie is trying for the track and if he is as g«s»d in track as in rushing the (tirls, we ought to see miracles at Vineland. Dramatic Club; Senior Record Staff; Gypsy Rover. 7VT7T, ClAJJT I — W 6UR- i j» RUTH DUNLEAVY Ruthie Edward Everett Hobby—Dancing Once a friend, alteays a friend. Ruth is very quiet -and very demure. She always has a nule for everybody, and does not know what a temper is. ! he s bound to be successful, for she gets what she goes after. Her funny little wise-cracks have astounded more than one teacher. We all wish her a Bon Voyage in life. Home Rcom Officer. '25. '26; Gypsy Rover. '28; Senior Play. 23

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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

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VERONICA ELIZABETH DI RHAM General “Ronnie Philomathean I lobby Dancing Slim mid graceful is she. Like the drooping willow tree.” With lur readv wit and lively tongue. Veronica is a valu- able manlier of our group. She is fond of debating, especially iu historv class. If she argues as much in life as she has in school she will surely become successful in whatever she takes up. , Sophomore Vice-President: Deputy. 25, 26. -7. MANTEL H. EHRLICH Classical Manny Philomathean Hobby Managing Athletics “And a fair-haired hoy teas he. Yes. in case you don't know it. Manuel is blonde, not red headed. But von forget all about the color of his hair when lie starts debating. Have you ever heard him? Nol eil. you surely missed something. Why, lie actually convinces you he is’right Another thing Manuel is skilled in. is busi- ness management. We all wish Manuel a success in later life whether he lie- a debater or a business manager. Secretary of IMiilomathean Literary Society, '26; Assistant Business Manager. '27. '28; Business Manager. '28. '29; Dramatic Club, '25. '29; Treasurer of Dramatic Club. '29; Delegate to New Brunswick. '28; Glee Club. '28; Inter-Class Debating. '29; Public Speaking. '29; Vice-President Debating Club. '29; Varsity Debating Team. ‘29; Debating Club, '26; Year Book StafY. '29. ISAAC HAROLD ERRICKSON Technical “Ike Edward Everett Hobby Sports Slow I'M sure. Ike is a levelheaded conscientious worker who knows when to lie serious but who has withal a good sense of humor, lie i noted in footltall for tackling and calling of signals and iu baseball for his numerous home runs. Yes. sir. he is one of our best athletes, and the only one that has Iteen knocked off his feet by a Gale of wind. We predict a rosy future for this lad. President of Ereshmau l.iterarv Society; Home Room Officer. '26. '27. '28; Bareball. '26. '27. '28. '29: Football. '26. '27. '28; President of Ili-Y. '28; Vice- President of Literary Society ’28. ANGELINA ESPOSITO General Angc Philomathean I lobbies Collecting Poems and Motorcycling Friendship, loyal and true. I hare lo offer you. Angelina was always ready to lend a helping hand to the needy. Someone always had her uotcl ouk or papers, and many a time she went to class without her lessons because the«e pa| ers were not returned. Although Angelina had left school several years ago. she could not keep away from V. II. S. so came kick and lieat us in graduating. Ve were very sorry to lose Angelina when she graduated in mid year. Inter-Class Debate. '28. 24