Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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JOSEPHINE M. SANTINI “jOE” Jumping Joe cannot be beat, Her power's in her legs and fret. LORRAINE SCATTOLINI “SCATTS” Vice-President of Home Room, ’32; Spelling Club, '32; Interclass Basketball, ’32; Var- sity Basketball, ’32, ’33, ’34: Secretary Home Room, '33; Art Club, ’33; Chemistry Club, ’33. Here’s a wish for I'ince and Scatts: IVe hope you have only milder spats. ARTHUR E. SCHAEFER “art Varsity Debating, '32, ’33, ’34; Debating Club, '32. '33; Interclass Debating, '32; Dra- matic Club, ’32, '33, '34; Band, ’32. ‘33, '34; Orchestra, '32, '33, '34; Vineland Hi-Spots, 32; Senior Play, ’34. Between the two, a sax and singing, Arthur has our ears a ringing. CHARLES SCHAEFER “CHARLIE” Airplanes are Charlie’s crate, None of him ran any part phase. GEOFFREY CJ. SCIIEER “JEFF” Track, ’31. ’32; Agricultural Secretary, '33. Tall and blond like a l iking. Here is one who’s to our liking. RUDOLPH T. SCHEIBER “RUDY” Home Room Officer, ’29; In- terclass Football, ’29, ’30, '31 ; Interclass Basketball, ’29, '30; Business Manager Basketball, '31, ’32; French Club, ’32, ’33; Radio Club, ’32, ’33. Rudy knows his French gram- mar‘ 0- 'f lsf He goes througfj it vfithouf a j staminee. « ;1A SCHENCK “izzy Home Room Officer, '30. One look at ”Izzy” And even the Freshmen get dizzy. WILHEMINA SCIIROEDER “MINNIE Home Room Officer, '31. “Minnie is an English wiz. HELEN M. SCHULENBERG “ss” Sis is a very nice miss. ALICE SESDELLI “al” To us “Al is a very good pal. 23

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RICHARD W. M. RITTER “peter Home Room Officer, '30, '31, ’33; Student Asst. Librarian, ’30, '31, ’32, '34; Science Club. '30, ’31; Interclass Basketball, ’30; Interclass Debating. ’30; Track, 31, '32, ’33, ’34; Vine- land Ili-Spots Staff, ’31, ’32: Hi-Y Club, ’32; Library Coun- cil, '32; Basketball, ’33, ’34; Captain Magazine Sales, 33; President Chemistry Club, '33, '34; French Club, ’33, '34 ; Band, 33, ’34; Senior Play, 34. Dick's a boy we all know well. Ami we predict bis future’s swell. THEODORE B. RITTER “TED Science Club, ’31 ; Airplane Club, ’32, '33; Treasurer Air- plane Club, '33, '34; Chemistry Club, ’33, ’34. Two blue eyes in one big head; That is just our school mate, Ted. HARRY G. ROSEN “speedy” Interclass Football, ’30, ’31, ’32; Interclass Basketball, ’30, ’31, ’32; Band, ’33. Speedy is a master mind. He leaves ’em all far behind. DANIEL ROSS, JR. bicfoot” Many a man his path may cross. Hut that won't worry Danny Ross. ROSE J. ROTHMAN Int: rclass Basketball, ’33, ’34; Basketball, ’3 1; Newspaper Staff, ’32; Year Book Staff, ’34. Rose possesses humor and wit. And always knows the time to quit. RICHARD ROWE “DICK” Judging Team, ’33. Dick” Rowe knows how to use the hoe. WILLIAM RTDKOWSKY “bii.l H'e all should work as hard as Rill. He never sc.-ms to get his fill. DONALD F.. RICH Band, ‘32; Home Room Sec- retary, ’33; Track, 33. Do-t is a wrestler, though not big. How he wrestles with his Trig. JOSEPH A SAFFIOTI joe Science Club, ’30, ’31. A smile is Saffioti’s strong point. Il'ith this, his friends hr does anoint. JOSEPH SALAKEY joe” Home Raom Officer, ’30, ’31. Like Joe Salakey we should be. He’s very nice as you can see. 22

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SAMUEL L. SHAPIRO “SHAP” Debating, '31; Basketball,’31, ’32; Baseball, ’31, ’32; Presi- dent French Club, ’33, ’34; Vice- President Senior Class (Feb.), ’33, ’34; Business Manager Maga ine Campaign, '34; Salu- tatorian of February Class, '34. With Frank, one is sure to find, Sam following one step behind. MILDRED SHAW “mil”- She’s in the Know Nothin ) Club,’’ But she knows more than any eub. SAMUEL N. SHREIBER “MOSES Orchestra, '29, '30, ’31, '32; Band, '31, '32, '33; Interclass Basketball, '31, '32, '33. He plays a trombone, toots a sax. On a high note he never cracks. ANTHONY J. SICILIANO “s:s” Like a beaver this fellow works. For he is a boy who never shirks. RUTH SIMPSON Interclass Basketball, ’32, ’33. ’34. I modest miss is little Ruth, You’d never label her uncouth. GLADYS V. SLIMMER “reds” This red head's name is Gladys Slimmer. She surely ought to wear a dimmer. EVELYN SMITH “EV” She walks by. all give her the eye. One look at her, can you won- der whyt MARGUERITE SMITH “mike” Interclass Basketball, ’31, '32. To Mike the boys are all alike. RALPH A. SMITH reus State Farmer’s Degree, '31 ; State F. F. A. Secretary, '32; President of Vineland F. F. A., ’33; Vice-President of K. A. C., ’33. Reds as a pal is a hot tamale. VERA SMITH “smitty” Chemistry Club, '33. To Smitty Math is pie, She’ll be a Math teacher by and by. 24