Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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PAULENE HUNTINGTON Classical Baby Face” Philomathean I lobby—Electricians The dapper little French countess of “It Pays to Advertise.” She goes with one fellow in particular and the rest in general. To Paulenc is due the credit of introducing the Slam Book” in Vineland High. No matter which way you may look at it, she's a little Printer's Devil. Home Room Officer, '26; Secretary of Senior Philo Society; Senior Play; Senior Record Staff; Ways and Means Committee March and June. HARWOOD L. KNORR Commercial Bucky” Pliilomathcan Hobby -Boxing «’ was a phantom of delight When first he burst upon our sight.” We are sure that Harwood enjoyed his stay in Washington. If you arc doubtful as to the truth of tins, ask a certain fair-haired senior. And he looks very nice in a white apron too. Evalyn. Don't let him overcharge you for lie certainly can make those one-half cents count. With such a knack tor business. Harwood will surely make good. CECELIA KOBIE Commercial Cc Cecil” Philomathean Hobby Talking about a certain young man She knew no motive but interest; Acknowledged no criterion b it success.” Here is one of the brightest girls of our class. Being studious by nature, she entered high school to learn and has succeeded. Cecelia is also a very good sport. It is with reluctance that we part with her. You can Ik sure. Cecelia, you have the best wishes of all your classmates for a happy and successful journey through iife. Usher for Gypsy Rover, Dream of a Clown, and Dedication Exercises. ANNA KRAPOWSKY Commercial Ann” Edward Everett Hobby—Sports Be not merely good. Be good for something.” This must have been Anna’s motto throughout her high school career. At least her marks give that impression. c always know when Anna is around for she has the trickiest little' giggles. And can we ever forget her as a flapper in her senior appearance? Never! Track; Home Room Officer; Basketball. 28

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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

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FRANK GENARO LAURO Classical “General, “Stetson” Philomathcan Hobbies Baseball ami Basketball “Dark and neat and very xtceet.” Behold Frank, tin- fast traveling short-stop! lie traveled fast and accurate on the diamond and he certainly maintained this speed when out with a lady friend or in the Chevy.” Frank is liked by all for his cheery disposition, his s|H rtsman- shin. and his witty sayings. Frank came from the city, but he certainly has fitted in well here in basketball and hasrlmll and we must say that he makes a pretty fair farmer. RUTH I.IRK) General Ruthie” Edward Everett Hobby- Getting into scrapes “Tall and slim; I cry prim. That's Ruthie for you. She is a very quiet girl and studi- ous too. Can she dress? Just glance at her some time. One never knows what the next car that stops at Ruthie's” home will lie. They change very often. But that's all right; we all have our weaknesses. Cashier, '26. '27; Secretary of Sophomore Literary Society. '26; Glee Club, ‘26. '27; Gypsy Rover; Senior Record Staff. HELEN LORI) Classical Edward Everett Hobbies Reading, Riding, and Ritbmetic (?) “She's jiot eyes of blue. Helen is one of our charming blondes. But lieauty i not Helen's only attraction. She is an excellent pupil and a faith- ful worker. We know her pleasing personality and love of work will make her a successful teacher. Helen is rather quiet, but she knows how to make friends as many people can tell you. Senior Record Staff; Chairman of Committee for Class Motto and Flowers; President of French Class, '29. ROGER LOWERY technical Oh Roger Edward Everett Nobby Mechanics and Teasing His Sister ’Tit men like me that make the world io round.'' Now. Miss Martin, when I was in California, etc. With a sigh the class slides farther down in their seats. This is Roger, a brilliant young man. who has travelled extensively - and admits it. We all like Roger though. He really is such a help when we don t know our lessons. And can he keep order? Why, he s the prize deputy of V. ||. S. W ith all of these advantages we are sure he will some day lie a well known lawyer, orator, or what have you. Home Room Officer. '28; Science Club, '2.1; Track. 26. '27. 2D