Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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 LOUSE GALLUCCI General “Lou Edward Everett Hobby— Public Speaking Life has no blessing like an earnest friend.” Here’s to I«ou.”- -Combine sunshine with good nature and that with friendliness and there you have a portrait oi Louise. With the assistance of her “sidekicks, Bertha and Catherine, she has brightened many an otherwise dull moment. (.ouisc likes fun but she's conscientious in her work and she always makes the mark. We’ll never forget Louise and the insepara- ble brief case. Good luck, “Lou! Intcrclass Debating. ‘27; In Public Speaking Con- ies:. 'is. HELEN GARDELLA General . Billie Philomathean Hobby- Movies Something attempted, something done, lias earned a night's repose.” Always affable, never angry. That's Helen. She has won her way into many hearts. One reason for her popularity is that she is always willing to help in every way possible. She is just the kind that finds life worth while and we know there is a bright future in store for her. t Usher for Gypsy Rover,” “Dream of a Clown. ’ and Dedication Exercises. MARIE OLIVE GEBHARDT . Commercial “Gcby Edward Everett Hobbies—S| orts and Dancing A Worker, always doing her level best.” There’s no doubt about it. class -Marie’s heart has been captured for keeps this time. By whom? A gallant young Bridgeton youth, to lie sure. . Marie's ways arc a trifle hard to understand at times and it is rather hard for us to know whether she loves us or not. At any rate we like her and we hope she likes us. Marie is «piite accomplished in some arts—for instance, dancing, basketball, and ty|»ewriting. But these aren t the only one... She makes a success of all things. Deputy; Cashier; Home Room Play; Dramatic Club, '26. '27. '28; Senior Play. ’28; Glee Club. '26. '27; Basketball. '28; Gypsy Rover; Senior Record Staff. MILDRED VIRGINIA GILLETTE Classical Mids Philomathean “Smile and the world smiles with you.” A ucce-sful speaker, a ucccssful thinker and a successful actres •. that’s Mids. Willi her catchy smile and pleasant manner -lie has her own little niche in our hearts. Need any more he said? Mids has exhibited her ability for leader- •.hip in .lie many activities she has entered, and has made grod (even in truck driving). , President of Philo Literary Society. 26; I resident of Dome Room. '26. '27; Vice-President of Junior (lass. ’28; Vice-President of Home Room. '29; ( heer Leader, '28; Secretary of Home Room. ‘29; Captain of Plashes. ’29; Gypsy Rover. 29; Public Speaking. ’27. ’28. ’29; Dramatic Club. ’27. ’28. '29; Debating Club. '26; Station YYY. '27 (Play); Cashier Home Room. 26; Senior Play. '29; Ways and Means Committee. '29. 26

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ROSE MARIE FABBRI Commercial Curly” Philomathean Hobbies—Hooks and S|»orts True merit, like a river, the deeper it is the less tioise it makes. Curly lias those eyes that make you sit up and take notice. She is always pleasant and willing to «lo her share, no matter how hard the job may Ik-. She certainly can make those lingers travel on a typewriter. But we're afraid that Vineland will soon miss this young Miss, for her interests are not centered in Vineland. May she get her hearts desire. Spanish Play. '27; Christmas Play, '28; Senior Class Play. '29. MARGARET ANGELINA FIAMINGO Classical Marge Philomathean I lobby Mathematics “Readiness is all. Was there ever a time when Margaret went to class without her lessons done? We don't think so. She didn't get along so well in the gym. but in the class-room she held her own. She was always doing someone’s geometry, physics, or Latin. And she certainly did beat the boys in trig! Margaret is one of our pretty blondes and she has one of the sunniest of dispositions. DELBERT B. FISHER Technical l cl Edward Everett Hobby Printing If silence were golden. Then would be rich. We are sine that Delbert has had his money's worth out of dear Lizzie. lie has discovered that Fords make excel- lent autograph albums and the best kind of advertisements. He made a very line gypsy in the operetta. Home Hoorn Advertiser; (lypsy Hover. JOSEPH GALLIA Technical “Joe Philomathean Hobby Arguing with Flo love all beauteous things. Joe i a real friend, a real student, and a real sport. He knows his French and. incidentally, a cute little blonde by the name of Ho. In class he was not particularly talka- tive, but could lie depended upon saying something worth while when he did s|K-ak. So long, Joe, and may the best of luck and success lie with you. President of Home Room. '28; President of Sopho- more Literary Society, '2 ; Business Manager of Magazine Sales. '28. 25

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MARIAN ELIZABETH GRACE Commercial “Blondie” Kdward Everett Hobbies- -Swimming and Baseball Precious things eotne in small packages. Hut so does dynamite— Glance at Marian and you'll see why gentlemen prefer blondes. Anyway “Ally” does. She is a very quiet, conservative girl, but when she gets started. Boy! Watch her dust. She'll set many a heart aflutter. In the game of life she will always play fair and square, we're sure. Success to you! AUBREY LEWIS HANFORD, JR. General “Jim” Edward Everett l.e beau monsieur sans merci.” Here it is. a product of the V. II. S. print shop, lie's an all around fellow, sheik, auto-driver, etc. Ask certain people in Millville, Bridgeton, and Vineland as to his abilities All in all. “Jin’ has been a help around school and out. and always been there with some !wisc cracks. President of Freshman Edward Everett; Vice-Prcsi den of Senior Proctor; Print Shop Instructor. JEAN HOCKENHULL General “Hocky Philomathean .I Pilgrim maiden, guiet and demure.” Really, lean's ?o una miming and quiet she should have been called Priscilla or Prudence. But don't let that worry you. Jean, we easily tire of the frivolous kind, but always admire those quiet girls whose friendship endures. Dependable and a line student. Jean is popular with both teachers and students. Her motto probably is “If a thing is worth doing at all. it is worth doing well.” Home Room Oflicer. '28; Debating Team. '27. CLARENCE IIOWE Commercial Ph lonatheai For he's a jolly yot d fclime In the guise of Clarence Howe, we find in our mils! another young business man a printer and our “one an I ° Just a jolly good fellow always happy and carefree and w’illuig to help out. Who could help but like him? And then you know he is an honor student—that means lie cxcel’s in all thing-. We all wish success to you. On rene •! Spini-h Play. '27; Home Room Officer. '27. '28. '29; ( ashier, '28. '29. 27