Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1941 volume:

7o r PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1941 VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL Vineland, New Jersey 3SBA nSKWTSIlf DAKTZ ai-LlAKI Idltor-ln-Cilof BmIlms Xatijc: EAST JAKE CASHAB? Antiuat Elite: BEBKABD SOEK Alvor.ljlij Xasa;«r Six ENTER TO LEARN Lanier to oLearn ” is the motto that greets all freshmen entering the doors of Vineland High School. The members of the class of 1941 have shown by excelling in scholastic, as well as ex- tra-curricular, activities that we have closely followed the wise words of this maxim. These endeavors have enabled us to put into effect the other half of our motto, Co Forth to Serve.” It is our hope that in years hence, when the memory of our high school days grows dim, the pages of The Album will serve to penetrate the mists that shroud the past and bring back vivid memories of our activities, associations, and friendships. Title Page................................. 5 Enter to Lcam ............................. 6 Dedication ................................ 8 Administration ........................... 10 V. H. S. Faculty.......................... 12 Faculty Advisers.......................... 14 Class Officers............................ 17 Seniors .................................. 18 Who’s Who ................................ 64 Eight Periods a Day....................... 66 Five Days a Week.......................... 67 Week In and Week Out...................... 68 Personnel................................. 69 Around Our School......................... 70 Here an’There............................. 71 Alma Mater ............................... 72 Activities................................ 75 Extra Curricular......................... 9 Assemblies................................100 Sports ...................................103 Football Season...........................112 Winter and Spring.........................113 Advertisements ...........................117 TABLE OF CONTENTS Smii DEDICATION «tar DR. LAWRENCE R. WINCHELL Superintendent of School Newark Normal School College of City of New York, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Rutgers University, Ed. D. OUR PRINCIPALS MRS. R I) CLIPPINCER Principal Ohio Northern University, B.A., M.A. 7tn MR. JACK PENNINO Dmb o Boys Ocean City Summer School Temple University Columbia College Rutgers University University of Pennsylvania—School of Industrial Arts, A.B. OUR DEANS i trees ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Srathd : JANE R. BEAKLEY, B.A., M S. Department Wr.iJ NAOMI G. PAYNE, B5. ROSE H. STERNBERG, B5. ALBA PICNATIELLO, A.B. StaNMSC : HARRIET R HUNSBERGER, A.B. LOUISE PENNINO, B.A HELEN M LEWIS, BS. MARION MURRAY STARKEY. BS RHODA L. BLUM. A.B. FACULTY LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT HELEN AIRGOOD. B.S., M.A. LOLA II BRADWAY. A.B. MILDRED A. DURAND. A.B. ANTONIO M. CERNIGLIARO, A.B. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Standing : J. ALBERT STARKEY, BS. Department Head MARY E. ROSSI, B.S., M.A. NELLO DALLOLIO, B.S. SlMTHO: HELEN C. MOORE, B.S., M S. in Zoology C. ARLENE KIMBALL. A.B. EDITH S. SIDDONS, B.S. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MARGARET C PHILLIPS. A.B. Department VeitJ THERESA F. HENZI. B.A. MARCARET FIAMINCO. A.B. OTHER FACULTY MEMBERS HELEN MOHLER MILLER, B. Acet., B.C.S., B.S. in Ed.—Commercial HELENE C HARRIS, B.S., M.A.—Social Science ENRICO SERRA—Fine Am JwlKf COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Standing: WILLIAM E. GARDELLA, BS., M. of Ed. Department Head VERA B. UPMAN, B.C.S. ROBERT H. CRAIG, BSC. SlATID: ANNA T. CURTIS, B.CS. FLORENCE CAROLYN GATI I, B.S. HELEN M. BETHEL, B.C.S. PHYSICAL. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT CLARION M. COSH, Ph B. GLADYS E. VIOLA, BS. LILLIAN RUBINOFF, BS. DANIEL TESTA, B S. of Ed. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Sl.ATIti: AMALA BROOKINS, A.B., MS. Drjvirlmritl Head MAE ARDITO, B.S. GILDA E. MENDICO, B.S. Standing: RAYMOND K. MOYER, B.S. RALPH W. ROBINSON, A.B VOCATIONAL AND FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Shatiid: BESSIE T. WEYLMAN, BS.. B.L. ANTOINETTE ROGERS JULIA HANCOCK CUMMINGS MARYDELLE KRAMER, B.S. in Home Ec. CLAIRE E. BOWMAN, BS. Standing: JACK PENNINO, A B. JOHN A. LEHOCKEY, B.S. WILLIAM K. AUSTIN, BS. ANDREW PERINO ROBERT M. GOODIER, BS. in Apr.. M S. FACULTY JhtUen 11 'HE class of 1941 expresses sincere appreciation ■ to Mrs. Naomi Payne, our Yearbook adviser, whose untiring efforts, careful guidance, and unlim- ited patience have nude The Album” a new and novel Yearbook; to Mrs. Margaret Phillips, our financial adviser, whose standards of accuracy, skill in management, and willingness to devote long hours in our behalf have made our senior undertakings suc- cessful; and to Miss Jane Bcaklcy, our class adviser, whose pleasing personality, kindly interest, and wise counsel have served to make our last year in Vineland I ligh School such a happy one. FACULTY ADVISERS CLASS SONG Think you for these hippy year ,- They'll mean vo much in future careen. Though we have to say good-by, We’ll always treasure each moment's pleasure. Chorus Four happy years we've spent together Here in dear old Vineland High. Enter to learn has been our motto: Go forth to serve we'll try. Saying good-by is hard for old friends For they are the reason why We will always remember These years at Vineland High. Wordf by Fi.om s-ci, Rmim. CLASS OFFICERS EDWARD McLEAN, Pro� «I ELEANOR r.RELNHAl.CH l'.cc Pro.Uoil OI.CA DOR ISM Snuury CEORCE BECKER T Class Jlctcer. Tea Rose. Clan Colors. Blue and Ivory. Class Motto “Many receive advice, but only the profit by it.” O DorUfc. E M-U� « E CrcraViltk C. Intn Jnmtoii CLASS OF 1941 Joxyh Audet J««j Ardilo Sosie Arpt«o JOSEPH AMADEI felicities. Bind, 1, 3, 3, 4; Orchestra, 3, 3, 4, Italian Club, 3, 4. Ambition Bookkeeper Destiny Saxophonist in Tommy Dorsey's orchestra. H'iII His saxophone to Donald Porch. JOSEPH ARDITO felicities: Baseball, 3: Basketball, 3,- Football, 3. Ambition • Aviator Destiny. Successor of Warden E. Lawes. IFifl: His Ford V-8 to Charles Magokla. SUSIE ARPINO felicities: Homeroom Officer, I. Ambition: Beautician Destiny. A bathing beauty in The American Ctrl” contest. WII; Her love for dancing to Lydia Short. join Atxlu Cion� fe|io ti Dorothy Bank JOHN A. ASSELTA Activities; 4 H Club, 4. Ambition ■ Agriculturist Destiny-. Guide for tourists at Pars ins State Park. Will: Hi loyalty to one girl to Raymond Gentilini. GLORIA BAGIOTTI Activities Cantata, 1, Homeroom President, li Homeroom Officer, 3, 3; Traffic Squad, 1,3; Hi-Spots Staff, 4; Senior Play Usher, 4. Ambition Beautician Destiny. Head of a Charm School in Vineland. Will. Her many boy friends to some shy little freshman. DOROTHY KAY BANK Activities Archery, 3,- Hi-Spots, 3, 4; Assembly Club, 3, 3; French Club, 3, 4,- Student Forum, 4; Homeroom Deputy, I; Senior Record Staff, 4; Usher at Senior Graduation, 3. Ambition Dress Designer or Illustrator for Saks, Fifth Avenue Destiny : Interior decorator for New York mansions. Will: Her artistic ability to Catherine Piermattei. Robert Rimuli� Siom, Km RirKirj fextui. Creep Beeler Jwl Brdrtl Robert Benton ROBERT C. BARSUGLIA Activities Football, I, 3, 3, 4,- Baseball, I, 3, 3; Basketball Man- ager, 3, 4 Ambition Aviator Destiny: Chief of Police of Vineland. Will: Mis position on the football team to Frank Marino. NAOMI GERTRUDE BASS MtwitieS: Intcrclass Basketball, I, Varsity Tennis, 3, 3, 4; Cantata, 3; Mi-Spots, 3, 4; Assembly Club, 3, 3; Treasurer of French Club. 4, French Club, 3, 4,- Treasurer of Homeroom, I,- Chemistry Club, 4, Senior Record Staff, 4; Student Forum, A, Dramatic Club, 3, 3,- Public Speaking Contest, 3, 3, 4; Public Speaking Club, 3, 3, 4. Ambition Fashion Advertising Manager for Mademoiselle DestinyA reporter for her father's paper. Will: Her letter writing technique to Patricia Stubee. BARBARA M. BEACHAM Activities: Home Economics Club, 3, 3. Jmbition Nurse Destiny Make up artist foe Walt Disney. Will: I ler dignified appearance to Marie Feyhl. GEORGE O. BECKER Activities Band, I, 3, 3, 4,- Orchestra, 4. Boys' Glee Club, 3; Milk Fund Show, I; Treasurer of Senior Class, 4. Ambitioni Guitarist Destiny: Author of The Women I Have Known. Will: His ability to blush to Charles Magolda. JOHN PERRY BEDELL Activities President Student Forum, 4; Student Forum, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Pegasus, 4,- President Senior Hi-Y, 4; Junior Hi-Y, 3; Senior Record Staff. fntbifion: Executive-author Destiny. Official filibuster in the House of Representatives. Will His ability to make public speeches to John Calarcso. ROBERT BENTON Activities Library Council, 3, 4,- First Lieutenant of Library Deputies, 4,- Traffic Squad, 4, Ambition Chemist Destiny Author of Etiquette for Perfect Gentlemen. Will His attraction for feminine hearts to David Neill. Joyce Benwro Mario RcrtoUi Herbert Benouni JOYCE BERNERO Almlin Interclass Basketball, l, 2,- Cantata, I, 3; Homeroom Offi- cer, I, 2, 3; Secretary Italian dub, 4,- Italian Club, 3, 4; Assem- bly Club, 3, 4,- Library Council, 4,- Home Economics Club, 4. Amlntion Dietitian Destiny: A hostess for the TWA Air Service. Will Her constant bickering with beaus to Marie Cradia. MARIO BERTOLDI Activities Agriculture, 2, 3. Ambition Mechanic Destiny: Professor of Speech at Temple University. Will: His helping hand to Carmen Pustizzi. HERBERT BERTONAZZI Aclivities Dramatic Club, 3, President Library Council, 4,- Library Council, 3, 4; Student Council, 4,- Honor Patrol, 2, 3; Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition Dentist Destiny Vineland's most eligible bachelor. Will His dignified manners to Miriam Stultz. •entry Louise Biomli Paul Btxiom OtWrinc BlaiV I.OUISli B. BIONDI Activities: Assembly Club, 3,- Advertising Manager of Commercial Club, 4,- Commercial Club, 3, 4. Ambition Private Secretary Destiny Head of the Nursery School at the Vineland Library. Will Her secretarial ability to Marcelle Russell. PAUL R. BIXIONES Activities: Football, 3, 4; Track, I, 2. Ambition: Chef Destiny. Partner in the Booskos Firm. Will His he-man physique to William Hanula. CATHERINE MARIE BLACK Activities: Orchestra, I, 2. French Club, 4; Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition English Teacher Destiny. A nurse, like her sister, at the Newcomb Hospital. Will Her stylish dresses to Eleanor Eakin. Robot BUtl Dorothy BUckborn Sybil Homohio ROBERT W. BLACK Mtinlict: Football, 2; Trade, I; F. F. A., 3, 4. Ambition Airplane Mechanic Ifeitiny: A successful real estate dealer who buys a new car twice a year. Will: llis winning personality to Marilyn Reeves. DOROTHY JANE BLACKBURN Activities President of Choral Club, 4, Secretary of Choral Club, 2,- Choral Oub, I, 2, 3. 4. Cantata, I, 2, 3, 4; Milk Fund Show, I, 2; Treasurer Dramatic Club, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, I, 2, 3, 4- French Club, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 4; Student Council, 4, Public Speaking Oub, 2; Homeroom President, I, 2. Ambition: Dietitian Destiny. A happy little wife. Will Her beautiful hair to Fay Helig. SYLVIA D. BONVECHIO Activities: Captain Basketball, 3. Basketball. 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer, I, 2; Commercial Club, 3, 4; Dramatic Oub, I; Traffic Squad, 3. Ambition Secretary Destiny r President of the Six Foot Club. Will: Her basketball ability to Barbara Bryant. Willum Bouwkk fknurd Bncilirllo Sam Braiam WILLIAM M. BOSTWICK, JR. Activities ■ Track, 2; F. F. A., 3. Ambition History Teacher Destiny.- Manufacturer of self-spelling pencils. Will: His ready wit to Bernard Brown. BERNARD PAUL BRACALIELLO Activities Basketball. I; Vice-President Homeroom, I; Hi-Spots Representative, 3. Ambition. Mail Clerk Destiny A successful song writer. Will: His jitterbugging skill to Jack Wilson. SAMUEL M. BRAININ Activities.- Dramatic Club, 3,- Senior Play Committee, 4. Ambition Mechanical Engineer Destiny A mathematical wizard and statistician. Will. His mental ability to Rocco Ragonc. 7 valy one Sunlty 8� o � in Ally� Brovn Clarence Brown litiellc Bryan Cm Cab� Unis CalcbuB STANLEY SEYMOUR BROTMAN Jctipilin Dramatic Club, 2, 3,- Lieutenant Traffic Squad, 4,- Traffic Squad, 2, 3, 4,- French Club, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4,- Chem- istry Club, 4,- Honor Patrol, 3, 4; Senior Play. 4. Jmbition lawyer Destiny: A famous orator on the topic of women. Will His ability to debate in United States history class to Frank Palmieri. ALLYN BROWN Ambition.' Salesman Destiny: Truant officer of Vineland High School. Will: His winning smile to Solve De Bruno. CLARENCE E. BROWN Miivitici: Track, 2, 3; Homeroom Officer, 2,- F. F. A., I, 2, 3, 4. .Jmtufien. Airplane Mechanic Destiny Stand-in for Clarence” in the comics. Will ■ His love for food to Elsie Maytrott. ESTELLE BRYAN Mlivitin: Choral Club, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Jmbilioit . Radio Singer Destiny - Clothes model in a Fifth Avenue shop. Will. Her lovely complexion to Jane Trimnell. CERTA CAHN Ambition. Psychologist Desliny: Head of the candy department in a large chain store. Will. Her many hair-do's to Lorraine Edwards. LOUIS CALEHUFF JctiviticSi Chemistry Club, 4 Jmbitien; Mechanical Engineer Destiny A blushing multi millionaire bachelor. Will: His southern drawl to I lenry Schade. Iwrnty luv )ok C ly� r� A««ck Capixol l.iad Capn Miry JtM jiKin Marie Gaucri Mildred (ludia JESSE CALVARIO Activities Baseball, I, 2,- Football, I. Ambition Bookkeeper Destiny Contest winner—voted tbe ideal specimen of manhood. Will I Its job of courtin' girls to Charles Yuhat. ANGELO J. CAPIZOLA Activities: Football, 4; Track, 4, Chemistry' Club, 4; Library Council, 3, 4,- Treasurer Hi-Y, 4,- Hi-Y, 3, 4. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Destiny.- A quiet, unassuming South African diamond merchant. Will: Mis modest ways to Alfred Melini. MARY JANE CARHART Activities Cantata. I; Traffic Squad, 2, 3,- Honor Patrol, 3, 4. Treasurer of Student Council, 4; Assistant Editor Senior Record Staff, 4; Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition Home Economics Teacher Destiny Authoress of How to Get Along with Tall Men,” Will: Her many activities in school to Janice Mori. MARIE NORMA CASACCI Ambition Reporter Destiny A hairdresser in Hollywood. Will Her dependability to Harry La Ferrieri. LINDA CAPRA Activities Commercial Club, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition Private Secretary. Desliny Right-hand man of Frank Capra, movie director. Will: I ler vivacious manner to Nancy Holfman. MILDRED C. CASADIA Ambition. Nurse Desliny Society reporter for the A'nc orfc Times. Will Her love for sports to Shirley Davis. Evttyn CMtriM AniuW Olio M iller Chrrniat EVELYN' ANNE CATERINA Jclicities Cantata, I, 3; Milk Fund Show, I, 3. Assembly Club, 1, 3. Jmbiticn Beautician Destiny Secretary «o a famou criminal lawyer. Will I ler congenial personality to Dorothy Greenlees. MARCO J. CHELI Mtirilif' Football, 3, 4; Track, 3, 3; Baseball, 1,3, Chemistry Club, 4, Library Council, 4; Ili-Y, 4. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Destiny: Graduate coach of Notre Dame's football team. Will: His spons clothes to Pat De Furia. ANNABEL ELIZABETH CATTO Mtivitifi: Choral Club, I, 3, 3. .Jmlntion. Interior Decorator Destiny Tourist guide in Florida because of her many visits there. Will I ler snap shot collection to Lillian Ramtsh. RITA A. CAVALLO Jdivitin Commercial Club, 3. slmbition Bookkeeper Destiny Authoress of “How to Become Versatile.1 Will I ler technique on ice to Joyce Hansen. WALTER CHERNIAK Afuities. Editor-in-chief Hi-Spots, 4; Vice-President Pegasus. 4. Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition Journalist Destiny: Literary and dramatic critic on New York's largest-selling tabloid. Will: His cooperative manner to next year's seniors. ELSIE CICCHITTI M liisties Library Council, 3, 3, 4. .4mlnlion. Nurse Destiny Writer for the Gadir� ' Home Journal. Will Her ability to serve ice cream to future helpers in the cafeteria. 7 mty «.r Gvclj� Get Mi Cipeil l.� mia Clark EVELYN JUNE CIOLA JctipitieS: Choral Club, I; Glee Oub, I; Dramatic Club, 4; Chemis- try Club, 4; Assembly Club, 4. .4mlntion: Nurse Destiny. Champion checker player of U. S. A. Will: Her seemingly angelic behavior to Mary Tamagni. Jack Cline Vincent Ckge Cefcm JACOB CLINE Atirilies. Baseball, I, 3, 4; Baseball Manager. 2; Football, I, 3, 4. Jmbition. Professional Baseball Player Destiny: Author of How to Play Football. Will His position as end on the football team to Frank Martinelli IDA EDITH CIPOLLA Jitintia Treasurer of Library Council, 4,- Library Council, 3, 4. Ambition: Accountant Destiny.- Track star for the college she attends. Will Her sober and pleasant humor to Irene Testa. VINCENT FRANK CLOCE Afitilicv Baseball, I. .4 mbit ion Mechanical Engineer Destiny: Chautfeur for the Vanderbilt family. Will His interest in school to George Karibjanian. LYMAN M. CLARK Mliritir' Honor Patrol, 4, Treasurer Chemistry Club, 4: Chemistry Club. 4. Ili-Y, 3. 4 .4mlntion: Machinist Destiny i Owner of sesxral champion racing pigeons Will llis knowing smile to Frank Bottle. JOSEPH COHEN Jefimties F. F. A., I, 2, 3. Ambition Fanner Destiny Inventor of the non-gas consuming auto. Will: His love for farming to Arthur Lundbcrg. 7n ral y.fee Rcfrurd Cohn Alhrtt Colley Franci� Comfort BERNARD COHN Activities: Basketball, I; Track, 3, Milk Fund Shot� . I, 3; Advertising Manager of Senior Record, 4,- Assembly Gub Reporter, 3; Assem- bly Club, 1, 3, 3, 4. Ambition Pharmacist Destiny: Chemistry teacher of Vineland High School Will: His inability to argue with Miss Rossi to any student taking Chemistry. ALBERT COLLEY Ambition Naval Officer Destiny. A singing taxicab driver. Will: His new Fox gun to liulitt Smith. ERANCIS COMFORT Activities Traffic Squad. 4,- Student Forum, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; French Gub, 4. Ambition. Naval Officer Destiny Owner of a Cat and Dog Hospital. Tf’ifl His lankiness to Jack Shenk. 7«rmty ix Mart CoiKtllo Lucille Cmw«io Gloria Gxsiglu MARIE B. CONCELLO Activities: Archcry Club, 3, Assembly Club, 3, Treasurer Commer- cial Club, 4,- Commercial Club, 3, 4, Treasurer Italian Club, 4; Italian Club, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Interclass Basketball, 4. Ambition. Doctor’s Secretary Destiny.- A model (or hair styles. Will.- Her blue-black hair to Alma Modelle. LUCILLE JOANNE CONTENTO Activities: Vice-President Assembly Club, 4; Assembly Club, 2, 3, 4, Senior Record Staff, 4,- Art Club, 4,- Homeroom Officer, 1, 3, 3. Ambition Dress Designer on Fifth Avenue Destiny President in the Contento Art Corporation. Will: I ler ability to dance with anyone to Betty Shore. GLORIA CORSIGLIA Activities: Homeroom Officer, 2; Traffic Squad, 3; Assembly Club, 4. Ambition. Laboratory Technician Destiny.- Winner of beauty contests. Will: Her shy and sweet actions to Louis Possenti. leswr Coalicr Rxturd CrMfIr Rkhinl Cl L ESTER DAVIS COULTER Jcticitin: F. F. A., 1,3,3,4. Jmbilivn: Musician Destiny ■ An owner of antique cars. Will His ability to play the guitar to Tom Pagano. RICHARD CRA.MGLE MtinlieS: Basket Kill, 3, 4, Band, 4; Homeroom President, 2,- Honor Patrol, 3, Traffic Squad, 4; Student Forum, 4; Pegasus, 4; President Student Council, 4. JmbitiCH: Chemist btstiny A young politician gaining a name for himself. Will. His many feminine admirers to those awaiting them. RICI LARD CUMMINES Ai'tivitieiFootball, 1,2; Track, 1,2,4. Jmbition: Postal Qcrk Destiny: Commissioner of Vineland. Will: His unwavering feminine interest to Joe D'Alessandro. Albert D Ambrose |uc D'Abko FxSdie D'Aogoiliac ALBERT D’AMBROSE Ml id ties i Basketball, 1,4. Baseball, 3, 3, 4; Vice-President of Home- room, I. Jmbition i Bowling Champion Drsfiny A famous bowler of Vineland. It'll I- His position in the bowling alley to George Blackburn. JEAN D AMICO Jctidtie Commercial Club, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Library Staff, 4,- Italian Club, 4. J mbit ten: Private Secretary to a Lawyer I «liny - A retired actress. Will: Her blushes to her sister Emily. EDWARD D AUGOSTINE Mtidties Baseball, 3,4; F. F. A., 1,3, 3,4. J mbit ten Professional Baseball Player D«tiny Manager of the Kiddies Department at Cimbch. Will. His love for Agriculture to Francis Nicholson. Imttymtn Miry IX-SUto � oc DeMarco KlcJnor D.oU MARY DF MAIO fctimlies Dramatic Club, 2, Library Council, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Presi- dent, 2; Italian Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4. Student Forum, 4. fmbitiort Teacher Destiny. Head usher at Landisville Theater. Will: Her helpfulness in the library to David Cheli. JOSEPH S. DF MARCO felicities Football, 2, 3,- Hi-Spots, 1, 2, 3; Vice-President of Homeroom, 1; Treasurer of Homeroom, 3; Art Club, 2. Ambition Electrical Engineer Destiny The silent partner of Jones Jones Grocery Store. Will: His cheerful disposition to Jean Unsworth. ELEANOR LUCILLE DEOLA felicities Home Economics Club, 4. fmhificn Beautician Destiny Roller skating champion of Vineland. Will I ler laughing eyes to Frances Hoytash. Jwnlj rtfH Paul DtSurth Jowj Dibxxrro French ISoodcro PAUL M. DE SANCTIS Aclin'tio; I lomeroom Officer, 2. Ambition Machinist Destiny Professor of Italian at Temple. Will I lis lackadaisical manner to Maurice Jones. JOSEPH DILAZZERO A linin' . Base hall, 2; Football, 2; F. F. A. Reporter, 3; F. F. A. Vice- President, 4. Ambition: Diesel Engine Mechanic Destiny: Leader of an all girls' orchestra. Will I lis boxing ability to Lettie Petway. FRANCIS CHARLES DONDERO Activities Captain of Library Deputies, 4. Library Council, 4; Home- room Officer, 11 Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition Professor of Mathematics Destiny. Librarian in Vineland High School. M’ifl: His intelligence in mathematics to Johnny Smith. CM l o«ivV t� K«( ISewIcr ludorr McUtris Helm FMen Rchi EHnikia Marion Eltwcf OLGA F. DORISH Activities: Archery Club, 3; Vice-President Commercial Club, 4; Com- mercial Club, 3, 4; News Editor Ili-Spots, 4. Student Forum, 4, Sec retary Senior Claw, 4,- Semester Honor Roll, I, 2. 3; Vice-President of Homeroom, I. Ambition. New Reporter on A'ctf York Times Destiny: Editor of the Oitzette. If'ill. Her position at tecretary of the senior claw to the next clast secretary. BURNETTE W. DOWLER, JR- Activities Secretary’ of Pegasus, 4. Dramatic Club, 4; Student Forum, 3, Chief Typist Hi Spots, 4. Senior Record Staff, 4. Commercial Club. 3, 4; Senior Money Makers, 4,- President of Boys’ Glee Club, 4; Track, 4; Hi-Y, 4. .■fmbitio Laundry Executive Destiny: I lead bookkeeper at Snellenburgs. If'ill. His frank remarks to a meek Freshman who will need them for defense. ISADORE EDWARD EDELSTEIN Activities Cafeteria Patrol, 2j F. F. A., 2,3,4. Ambition Business Man f eslinyi The (treat Hercules of Norma. It'iJI His strength in comparison to his size to Paul Newman. HELEN ANN EHLEN Activities Chemistry Oub, 4. Ambition Nurse Destiny A nurse in the Jetferson I lospital. Will Her sewing ability to Elaine Stem. REBA EISENSTEIN Activities Assembly Club, 1,2, President French Club, 4,- French Oub, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 2, 3; Editor-in-Chief Senior Record, 4; Student Forum, 3, 4,- Student Council, 4; Traffic Squad, 2, 3,- Semester Honor Roll, 1,2,3. Ambition: Mathematics Teacher Destiny Interpreter of classical novels in seven languages. Will: I ler scholastic ability to Colleen Schcklcr. MARION A. ELBEUF AtUnties Reporter Italian Club, 4, Commercial Club, 4. Ambition: Nurse Destiny. Torch singer appearing with Artie Shaw. Will Good taste for clothes to Margaret Down. 7vml y mint Eliubclh EIIit lack Entrciin Atactic Farbcr ELIZABETH A. ELLIS Actirities: Archcry Club, 3, Choral Club, 1, Dramatic Oub, 4; Library Council, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition Nurse Destiny Instructress of etiquette classes. Will. Her jolly manner to Mary Lou Courter. JOHN N. ENTREKIN Jchnlirt- Art Club, I. Ambition Retail Business Man. Destiny Delivery boy for John Wanamaker's Department Store. Will I lis care-free attitude to Eddie King. ANNETTE FARBER Activities- Commercial Oub, 4. Ambition Beautician Destiny: Mah jong teacher for anyone who want to learn. Will.- ller varied adventure stories to Anna Nelson Thirty Al«e Fiocchi John Fieri! ti Vif|iaii Fish ALICE M. FIOCCHI Activities: Archcry Club, 3; Assembly Club, I, 2, 3,- Secretary Com- mercial Club, 4,- Commercial Club, 3, 4; Italian Club, 3, 4,- Senior Record Staff, 4; Homeroom Officer, 2; Interclass Basketball, 4. Ambition Private Secretary Destiny Organizer of reducing classes for women Will Her auburn locks to Jean Korjan. JOHN P. FIORILL! Activities Basketball, I; Commercial Club, 4. Homeroom Officer, I. Ambition: Business Man Destiny. Authority on the subject of Italian. Will: His unassuming manner to Frank Johnson. VIRGINIA FISH Activities • Home Economics Club, 3, 4,- Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition• Nurse Destiny. Commentator on Hollywood Premieres. Will Her happy-go-lucky spirit to Pearl Pinsky. Briaard Inter Allred Fm Albert Fraatcif Adolph Franxoi Viola Ga rotato BERNARD FISHER Activities: Dramatic Club, I, 2. Ambition Business Man Destiny Breeder of prize-winning cow . Will: Hi plearing disposition to Joseph Lirio. ADOLPH J. FRANZOI .■Minifies Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Track, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition ■. Lieutenant of Coast Cuard Patrol Destiny.- Commentator on world new over station WWW of Vineland. Will His baseball ability to Stanley Brosck w. ALFRED FOX Ambition Salesman Destiny Manager of a WPA Project Will: His new car to Bruce Oarlock. VIOLA MAE GAROFALO Activities Basketball, 2. Vice-President Chemistry Club. 4; French Club, 3. 4; Honor Patrol, 4: Vice-President Homeroom, 3. Ambition. High School Teacher Destiny; Assistant to Mr. Starkey in Physics. Will i I ler leadership to Marian Carlberg. ALBERT FRANCIS Activities, Library Council, 4; Library Deputy Squad, 4. Ambition Mechanical Engineer Destiny.- Author of The United States of Today. Will: Hi consideration for others to Robert Ploucher. VIVIAN BORDEN GAUNTT Activities Honor Patrol, 3; Hi Spots. 3, 4, Senior Record Staff, 4, Traffic Squad, 2,4,- Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition: Librarian Destiny.- Model in a Fifth Avenue Shop. Will I ler stateliness to Yvonne Crigg. ytMriy-ene Cnrgt Orali Geno CUcooxIli Lot Gibbs Louise Cfoviaanl Dante ClulUsi Carol� � Clover GEORCB GERULA LOUISE ANNE CIOVINAZZI Activities: Basketball, I, 3.- Football, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 3; Homeroom Officer, 3; Captain of Senior Magazine Sale , 4. Ambition. Owner of Class Business Destiny Owner of the Cerula Trucking Company. Will: Hi original punt to Rcba Hewitt. Activities: Commercial Club, 3, 4. Ambition ■ Private Secretary Destiny A scientific housewife. ■Willi Her stylish clothe to Betty Edington. GENO GIACOMELLI Activities Treasurer, F. F. A., 3; President, F. F. A., 4; F. F. A., I, 3, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Traffic Squad, 4. .4mbition Chemical Research Worker Destiny.■ Bookkeeper—keeping accounts of his damsels. Will: Hit passion for books and study to Russell Holmes. DANTE GIULIANI, JR. Activities Vice-President Student Council, 4,- French Club, 3,4; Honor Patrol, 3, 3; Dramatic Club, 3, 3,- Public Speaking. 3; Business Man- ager Senior Record, 4,- Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition: Mathematics Teacher Destinyi Manager of a department store in Philadelphia. Willi His linguistic ability to Cersen Pitel. LOIS M. GIBBS Activities Archery Club, 4; Commercial Club, 3,4. Ambition. Artist Destiny.- Authoress of essays on American life. 'Will.- Her slim, stately figure to Rosalie Rafter. Thrl;Hv CAROLYN GLOVER Activities Choral Club, I; Chemistry Oub, 4; Senior Play Business Manager, 4. Ambition: Psychologist Destiny. Dean of girls at Vassar. Will: Her bright, happy smile to Dorothy Steffens. Mif|(ic Gochnour Vivian Collr«!t Bcrnic Coldiwln MARJORIK M. COCHNOUR Ac Unties Dramatic Club, I, 3; Public Speaking Content, 3,- Public Speaking Club, 3,4; Senior Play, 4. Ambition Secreiary Drsfttty. | lead of a lovelorn department in the War D'orlc Times. Will I ler sophistication to Susie Ciocco. VIVIAN R. GOFFREDI Activities! Italian Club, 3; Assembly Club, 4. Ambitioni Dress Designer Destiny.- Member of an expedition in the wilds of Africa. Will: Her place on the dance floor to the flat foot floogies. BERNIE COLDSTEIN Activities Track, 3, 4; Basketball Manager, 3, i. Baseball Manager, 3; Basketball, 4; Homeroom Vice-President, 1, 3. Ambition Sports Editor Destiny: Star forward on Long Island University's basketball team. Will: His small stature to Desmond Mann. Blanche Cotvay Paul Crahu Margie Crahan BLANCHE RUTH COLWAY Activities: Cantata, I; Choral Club, I,- F. H. A., 4. Ambition: Dental Assistant Destiny: Head salesgirl at Cimbel Brothers, Will I ler love for I lome Economics to Gloria Abbatte. PAUL GRABAN Activities-. Track, 1,3; F. F. A., 3; Homeroom Officer, I. Ambition: Bookkeeper Destiny: Head salesman fora company in the West. Will His ability to sell anything to some junior who is planning to go to Washington. MARJORIE GRAHAM Activities Dramatic Club, I; Homeroom Officer, I. Ambition Beautician Destiny: Governess for a wealthy family in Millville. Will: Her quiet, sweet ways to Virginia Mauritzio. Jhtiljlbrtt Norsun Grwnblait tk� o« Cr«wkil|«h E4 ihc Cron NORMAN EDWARD GREENBLATT Jcliviliei Drum Major of Band, 3, 4; Band, 3, 4. Dramatic Club An- nual Production, 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, I, 3, 3, 4: Traffic Squad, I. 2. Student Porum, 4,- Senior Record Staff, 4; French Club, 3; Student Council, 4. .Imbifion. Interior Decorator and Drew Designer Destiny- An interior decorator who specializes in decorating the bouses of blondes. Will I lit reserved mannerisms to David Gavin. ELEANOR HELEN GREENHALGH Jdivilies Secretary French Club, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 3; Vice-President Senior Class, 4,- Chemistry Club, 4; Student Coun- cil, 4,- Senior Record Staff, 4. JmbtUcn Beautician Destiny. Model of furs in Ames. Will: Her capable leadership to the 1942 class president. EDYTHE S. GROSS Afiinfio Commercial Club, 3, 4; Traffic Squad. 4,- Senior Record Staff, 4,- Student Forum, 3,- Girls' Captain of Magazine Sales, 4,- Cafeteria Service, I, 3, 3,4; Hi-Spots, 4. IhiI'iIioh .- Designer of Hair Styles Destiny Book agent for Curtis Publishing Company. If'ill Her love for secretarial work to Doris Ruggieri. Thrly our |iuniu Hirrii Miriu Marris Befc Hirt«i« JUANITA E. HARRIS Mtivilin. Basketball, 3; Home Economic� , 2. .-fmbilioN Nunc Destiny: A dancer at Harlem. Will: Her struggles in Chemistry to Abraham Roscnzwcig. MARIAN H. HARRIS . felicities Archery Club, 3; Choral Club, I,- Commercial Club, 3, 4; Student Forum, 3,4,- Hi-Spots Staff, 4, Ambition Secretary Destiny .• Most popular girl of Vineland. Will.- Her calmness to Helen Bixione . ROBERT HARTMAN yfctiritics Basketball, 3, 4; Hi-Y Vice-President, 4; Chentistry Oub, 4; Band, 4. Jmbition: Engineer Destiny.- A pilot in the United States Army. Will: His naps in class to Anthony D'Angelo. ( Kirin Hml Ntou Henberg Elisabeth Hohert CHARLES J. HENZI Activities Basket Kali, J, 3, -I; Track Manager, 3, 3,4. Ambition Officer in U.S. Army Air Corps Destiny: TKe skillful bandleader of an all girl orchestra. Il'ill Mis place on ilie basketball team to Wilmer Chew. NORMAN N. HERZBERG Activities: Interclass Basketball. 1; Homeroom Officer, 1; F. F. A., 3, 3. Ambition Electrical Welder Destiny: A make up man in Hollywood. Will I lis boisterousness to Wayne Dalton ELIZABETH RUTH HOBERT Ambition Dressmaker Destiny: Advertising manager for Eatntore candy. Will Her self-consciousness to Lucille Ramish. I t I Catherine Hod ,- Elixabelh Ho!.idler Frank Hofitrttcr CATHERINE HODGE Ambition: Hairdresser Destiny • Star feature in the lee Carnival at Atlantic Gty. Will Her sparkling eyes to Muriel Amer. ELIZABETH S. HOFSTETTER Activities. Secretary F. H. A., 4,- F. II. A., 3, 4; Commercial Club, 3, 4. Ambition Private Secretary Idestiny-. Teacher of Home Economics in Vineland High School. Will Her unique poise to Nancy Himes. FRANK A. HOFSTETTER Activities Commercial Club, 3. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Destiny Mechanic at the Frankford Arsenal. Will: Hi infectious laugh to Norman Strom. 7Hrlr fir |e fi Hoi inn Dorothy Horn David Horowitz JEAN HOLMES Ambition. Beautician. Destiny. The best example of Silence I Golden. Will Her business girl appearance to Margaret Enfenne. DOROTHY C. HORN Activities! Homeroom Deputy, I j Dramatic Club, 2. Ambition: Secretary Destiny Dance instructress at Smith College- Will I ler graceful dancing to Mildred Ruccokt. DAVID HOROWITZ Activities: Band, 3. Inibition Foreign Correspondent Destiny Professor of astronomy at Harvard University. Will His seriousness to Pearl Plotnik. THrtynx Unify Hove Dorothy Inhoff Walter la lin HENRY E. HOWE Activities; Mead Manager Baseball, 3; Head Manager Football, 4; F. F. A., 1,2, 3,- State Judging Team F. F. A., 3. Jmbition Postal Clerk Destiny I lead janitor at Vineland High School. Will: His sociability to Edward Spiegel. DOROTHY IMHOFF Afiiities Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. President Orchestra, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Cantata, I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Traffic Squad. 4; Student Council. 1,4, Homeroom Officer, 1,2; Senior Play, 4. Jmbition Solo Violinist on the Radio Destiny: Teacher of music appreciation at Millville High School. Will Her violin and her ability to play it to Eugene Montana. WALTER INCLINC ,-fcfirifies Baseball, 2, Homeroom Vice-President, 2, Homeroom Pres- ident, 3. Jmbition Professional Baseball Player Destiny. The most outstanding basketball player of 1946. If'ill His seeming bashfulness to Joseph lalacci. Doom IfUMKA’i lilooxiu krvMtfciai U«nK Jitter� E«l � JoImvm IxorurJ joan Ibrold Kjm. DONATA J. INNOCENT! rtirilifs; Treasurer Home Economic� Club, 4; Home Economic Club, 2. 3,4. Italian Club, 3. Ambition Beautician Destiny.- Model housewife for the Evershine Aluminum Ware Company. Will.- Her beautiful voice to Helen Ladd. EVELYN JOHNSON ActivilitS: Commercial Club, 3,- Home Economic Club, 4; Senior Rec ord Staff, 4. Ambition Secretary Destiny- Assistant to Marjorie Cochnour in her lovelorn department. Will: Her dancing ability to Paul Barnum. FILOMENA V. IOVACCHINI Actimtin. Assembly Club, 1,- Dramatic Oub, 2; Home Economics Club, 4. Ambition: Nurse IVsfinyi Stylist for an exclusive junior shop on Fifth Avenue. Will Her pretty dimpled chin to Iris Heritage. LEONARD J. JONES Actimties Football, 2, 3, 4. Ambition Professional Football Player Destiny. A popular IJndis Avenue soda jerker. Will His good looks to Albert Tambini. LAWRENCE ALBERTUS JACCERS AdipitieS: Track, I; Homeroom Officer, t. Ambition Officer in the United States Navy I)estiny: A clown in the Barnum and Bailey Circus. Will: His shortness of stature to Celsen Winterholder. HAROLD KAIN Ac tint its. Track, 2. Ambition Lieutenant in the United States Army Destiny. A successful manufacturer. Will. Hi love for algebra to Caroline Ciola. 7 rly Virginia bln Betty Konq' M k Kccpfcr VIRGINIA KAIN Actiintics■. Dramatic Club, 3. Ambition Dietitian Destiny. Teacher of elocution specializing in monologues. Will.- Her public speaking technique to Audrey Cuinan. BlflTY M. KEARNEY Activities Home Economics Oub, 3, 3; Vice-President An Club, 4. Ambition Dress Designer Destiny: A great designer in Fashion Academy. Will Her artistic ability to Freddy Snyder. HELEN M. KEEPFER Activities: Archery Club, 3, Commercial Club, 3. Ambition: Secretary Destiny. Secretary to the President of the United States. Will: Her ability to ice skate to Jean Fletcher. Jhtiyeifhi David Kravitz Ehic Kranii Catherine Kroliltowilti DAVID KRAVITZ Aclivitiesi Traffic Squad, 2. Jmbitien Aeronautical Engineer Dcslmv Master of ceremonies at the Walton Roof. Will: His varied feminine acquaintances to Cy Dorish. ELSIE KREMENTZ Atirities i Home Economics Club, 3,4. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: Organizer of an interfamily basketball league. Will: Her blond tresses to Lea Jane Fenimore. CATHERINE V. KROUKOWSKI Afiinfies Home Economics Club President, 4; Home Economics Club 3,4; Hi Spots, 4. Jmlntton: Stenographer Destiny.- Home Economics teacher in Reber School. Will: Her reserved but friendly manner to Helen Kontes. EOkI Unci'? «.Ilum UagMIn Il.j IjotkIIo Kay Uury Irwin b)tca FLORENCE EVA KUPETZ Activities Archery Club, 3, Basketball. 1,3,3,4; Captain of Basketball Team, 4; Commercial Club, 3,4. Ambition Secretary Destiny: Star basketball player for the Y. W. C. A. Will: I ler athletic ability to Mae Robinson. ETHEL MAE LANGLEY Ambition. Beautician Destiny: Owner of a Keep Well school for undernourished children. Will: Her dislike for studies to Millie De Santo. WILLIAM H. LAUGHLIN Activities. Cafeteria Patrol, 2; Senior Record Staff, 4,- Chemistry Club. 4,- Senior Play Committee, 4. Ambition Chemia Destiny The proud owner of a 1936 Plymouth. Will. His love for physic to all juniors who attempt that subject. ELVA C. LAURIELLO Activities• Homeroom Deputy, I; Hi-Spots, 2, 3; Home Economic Club, 4. Ambition Home Economics Teacher Destiny. Fruit dealer competing with the Ever Fresh Market. Will Her long eyelashes to her sister Betty. KATHRYN E. LAURY Activities: Choral Club. 4; Hi-Spots, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Library Staff, 4. Ambition Stenographer Destiny - Hair stylist specializing in a hair-do for blondes. Will • Her sober expression to Catherine Yacovelli. IRWIN LAYTON Activities: Pegasus, 3, 4. Ambition Musician Destiny: Teacher of a Public Speaking Class. Will: His curly hair to John I la tala. 7kirty nmr CUrrxct Uourio Pat IjonirA) fmoi l-ronclti Henry Levari Rohm IWiwr t hnrd Upartlio CLARENCE CARSON LEONARDO Jcticitic Commercial Club. 3. 3, 4,- Assembly Club, 3, 3, 4. I li-Spots, 4. Senior Record Staff, 4; Stage Manager for Senior Play. 4; Home- room Officer, 3. Milk Fund Show, I. .-fmlnfionSecretary for President Roosevelt Destiny: A salesman who knows all but sells nothing. Will: His riotous laughter to Gene Pierson. PAT A. LEONARDO, JR. det initia. Track, I, 3, 3; Basketball, 4. Jmbiticn Mayor of Vineland Destiny Prirc-winner for the best love letters. Will: His original line” to Dave Young. HENRY LEVARI At unties Homeroom President, I; F. F. A. Reporter, I, F. F. A. Sec- retary, 3,- F. F. A., I, 3, 3, 4, Traffic Squad, 3. Italian Club. 4. Jmbition Airplane Mechanic Destiny i A farmer who raises egg plants by planting eggs. Will His knowledge of agriculture to Benny Petrini. ROBERT LINDNER ,4c tipi ties Homeroom President, t, Homeroom Secretary, 3; Hi-Spots, 3. .- mhition Chemical Engineer Destiny - Advertising Manager for “Sunny Honey's Baby Foods.” Will: His ideas on romance to Betty Weber. ERNEST FERDINAND LEONELLI Jclinlia: Italian Club, 1. Jmbitinn. Famous Tenor Destiny. Messenger boy for Western Union. Will: His ability to speak and translate Italian to next year's Italian students. EDWARD CHARLES LI PARTITO Jdiritia Basketball Manager, 3,- Public Speaking Club, I, 3. Public Speaking Contest, 1,3,- Chemistry Club, 4. Jmbilion: Chemist Destiny: Manager of Jake's Collosal Shoe Store. Will: His quiet ways to I larold Cold. Je iy Enrica Lolli Ctotftt London Raymond Lorcntx ENRICA LOLLI Activities: Basketball, 1, 2, 3,4. .fmbi lion Physical Education Teacher Destiny Captain of the Star Basketball Team. Will I ler hearty laugh to Miriam May. GEORGE S. LONDON' Mtinties Track, 1,2,4, Chemistry Club, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. J mbit ion Architect Destiny Popular illustrator combining the best qualities of John Whit- comb and George Petty. Will: His artistic tendencies to George l.uciano. RAYMOND GEORGE LORENTZ MUnties Band, I, 2, 3, 4. Orcbe tra, 1, 2, 3; President of F. F. A., 1, Reporter of F. F. A., 2. Jmhtion: Airplane Mechanic Destiny: A dancing instructor specializing in the rhumba. II'ill His musical tendencies to Seymour Woldar. )ottti IJtywt Will jm Ntocl V k«Y MacMHUa JOHN E. LOWE Activities Track, 2, 3,- Library Council, 2, 3,4; Vice-President of Home- Jwbilron Mechanic Destiny. Hi shingle say , Lawyer I-owe. Will Mis sunny smile to George Banck. WILLIAM MAC DADE Ambition Airplane Mechanic in the U. S. Army Destiny: A heroic lifeguard ai Crystal Lake. Will Mis Ford V-8 to Bernard Brody. GERALD MAC MILLAN Activities: Basketball, 3; Band, 3, 4; President Dramatic Club, 4; Dra- matic Club, 3. 4: Hl-Y, 4; Student Council, 4,- Pegasus, 4. Ambition Aviator of Army Air Corps Destiny: Popular matinee idol of the late Ponies. Will: I lis acting ability to Franklin Tuso. ftwly oar FfiKO VUhf Enrico MuMfoli | oc Manscy PRANCES ELEANOR MAHR Activities: Assembly Club, I, 4; Choral Club, 4. Home Economics Club. 3. Ambition: Beautician Destiny. Wife of an Army officer. Will l ler friendly spirit toward everyone to Nancy Brown. ENRICO A. MANTOPOLI Activities: Secretary of Homeroom, 2. Ambition Aviator in U. S. Army Air Corps Destiny A smiling gasoline station attendant. Will His dark, shiny hair to James Paterson. DOROTHY JUNE MARASEY Activities Tennis, 2, 3, 4; Secretary Orchestra, 3; Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Pianist of Choral Club, 2, 3: Choral Club, 2, 3,- Milk Fund Show, 2; Hi-Spots, 1; Traffic Squad. 4; Dramatic Club, 3. Ambition Concert Pianist on NBC Network Destiny Pianist in Stokowski's Orchestra. Will: Her popularity with the opposite sex to Dot Wright. Torty-tara Anne Marinelli ANNE M. MARINELLI Activities: Vice-President Italian Club, 4; Commercial Club, 3, 4,- As- sembly Oub, 3,- Student Council, 4. Ambition. Secretary Destiny: A news reporter for women boxers. Will: Her sweet disposition to Marjorie MacMillan Ijwfence Marino CirolfM Mantili LAWRENCE CARMEN MARINO Actioitin • Track, 1,3, Basketball Manager, 3, 3,4. Ambition: Airplane Mechanic Destiny Center fielder on the Brooklyn Dodgers baseball team. Will: llis ability to play baseball to Franklin Osborne CAROLINE CERTRUDE MARTELLI Actintie Archery Club, 3,- Choral Club, 3Italian Club, 4. Ambition I ligh School Teacher Destiny: A missionary in Turkey. Will Her duty of collecting absentee slips to Elaine Hyman Doatukk Martrlli lUrry Martial Florence Masuliki Hoecnee M siru« t� Orel Maasoo Derotkv NU« DOMINICK FREDERIC MARTHLLI •felicities.- Italian Club, 3,4. .■fiithition Tile Setter Destiny Author of llow to Beautify Your Eye .' Will: Hi dark complexion to Lottie Mander . FLORENCE MASTRANGELO •felicities Library Council, 3, 4; Home Economic Club, 4. Ambition: Foreign Missionary Destiny.- Propriet res of a soda fountain next to H. L Reber School. Will, Her becoming hair-do to the girl who i having mow trouble picking one to suit her. HARRY JOSEPH MARTINI Miipitici Track, 2,- Baseball, 2; Italian Club, 4. Ambition.- Automobile Mechanic Destiny.- Author of How to Make Friend .” Will, Hi complete indifference to feminine charm to Irwin Lihn. FLORENCE MASTALSKI Aeticities French Club, 4, Assembly Club. 4, Chemistry Club, 4. Traffic Squad, 4; Library Council, 4; Student Forum, 4. Jmbitien. Medical Research Worker Destiny.- Accountant for a group of small chain store . Will, Her desire to become a doctor to someone with a much ambition as she has. CAROL V. MAWSON Activities Choral Club, 1,2; Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition Home Economic Teacher Destiny. Instructress at the Gla sboro Teacher College. Will: Her winning smile to Sherman Hartman. DOROTHY MAYS .felicities- Honor Patrol, 3. Ambition.- Stenographer Destiny, A ucce ful business manager in an exclusive shop. WiU. I ler sweet disposition to Rosetta Cirardi. yerrylkrrr Warn Majtrolt J � Mazzi Eailie Mazxo.hi Edward .McLean A«bra NkMiKi Andrew Menone WARREN C. MAYTROTT EDWARD MC LEAN Mliritie : Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition Automobile Mechanic Destiny.- Concert pianist who makes a tour of Vineland and Buena every five years. Mil His tallness to a short fellow on the edge of the crowd. Adintics President Senior Class, 4; Student Forum, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 1,3, 3,4; Head Cheerleader, 3,4. Ambition ■ Military Pilot Destiny The Mayor of Vineland in 1965. Villi His likable personality to Frank DeFako. JOHN MAZZI Mlivtliei: Orchestra, I, 3, 3,- Band, 3, Hi-Spot , t, 3, 4; Assembly Club, 3; Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Radio Club, 3; Senior Record Staff, 4; Student Forum, 3,- Senior Play Committee, 4; Electrical Technician, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club, 4. .f Dilution • Radio and Electrical Technician Destiny. Second Walter Winched for the Whozit. It'll! His determination to graduate to Robert Giovinazzi. AUBRIA ELAINE MC MAI IAN Adivitia Choral Oub, 3, 3,4. Ambition Stenographer Destiny An assistant to a famous artist's model. Will Her ability to tell jokes to some slow-witted freshman. EMILIE MAZZOCHI Adioitics • Assembly Club, 3; Home Economics Oub, 3. Ambition Bookkeeper Destiny. Head of an employment bureau. Will: I ler slimness of figure to Dorothy Steineder. ANDREW J. MENONE Adivititi i Baseball, 4. Ambition. Major Big League Baseball Player Destiny Tree surgeon at the White House. Will: His inability to concentrate on problems to Sonja Yanovitch. fatjfour Altxtt Milk� Crotge Mille� IIsmI Milk� Corirnw MM Mcwy Missel BoAky Modclk ALBERT L. MILLER Afipifie� : Trade, 3, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 3; F. F. A., 1, 3, 3. Ambition Aviator of U. S. Navy Dostiny. Load in tl c second filming of The Sheik.” Will His handsome features to George Blackburn. MARIE CORI.MNE MILLS Alirities; Choral Club, 3. 4, French Club. 4; Student Forum, 4; Hi- Spots Staff, 4,- Art Club, 4. Ambition.- Commercial Artist Destiny Commentator on French writers. Will Her sporty wardrobe to Saddle Fisher. GEORGE W. MILLER Actmtics: Hi-Y, 3, 4; Senior Record, 4; President Chemistry Club, 4,- I li Spots Representative, 4; Honor Patrol, 4. ,-fdilution Rlectrical Research Engineer Destiny Lovelorn columnist for the TJetc York Times. Will: His neatness to Eli Cohen. HAZEL MARIE MILLER Abilities Home Economics Club, 4 ■, Dramatic Club, 3. Ambition Nurse Destiny Assistant to Mrs. Miller in typing. 7f'ill I ler ability in sewing to Esther Erspamer. HENRY F. MISSEL Atinitics. Cafeteria Patrol, 3. Ambition • Mechanic Destiny Ow ner of a string of hot dog stands at Coney Island. Will His precious baby chicks to Walt Malyk. BUCKLEY H. MODELLE Afimiies.- Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition: Chemist Destiny A radio announcer for WSNJ. Will His love for hunting to Lee Schekler. forty Jr Lmi Mo;to Arlorie Mon toils Jswes M� � «c LEWIS JOSEPH MOISO Actiinties Library Council, 3. Jmbilton Accordion Player in a Famous Swing Band Destiny.- Owner of several creamandpurple Packard convertible coupes. Will His ability to play tbe accordion to William Giglio. ARJORIE MONIODIS Mliintiey Home Economics Oub, 4; Cafeteria Patrol, 4; Cantata, 3; Senior Play Usber, 4. Ambition Kune Destiny Model for tbe Sunshine Cracker advertisement. Villi Her popularity to Cloria Tusino. JAMES A. MOSIC Activitin Italian Club, 1. .Jmbifion Electrical Engineer Destiny: Poner on tbe Pacific Special. Will His good looks to Stanley Tucker. Forlym Sttsu Moslowirz Roy MUl.n Itwn Moody SELMA MOSKOWITZ AcMHeti Glee Club, 4; Dramatic Club, 3, 4. Ambition. Guitarist Destiny Dancer appearing at the Meadow Brook. Will Her ability in public speaking to George Curio ROY R. MULLEN Aotiritiei: Track, 1, 1, 4; Vice-President Homeroom, i, 3,- Chemistry Club, 4; Honor Patrol, 3,- Traffic Squad. 4. Ambition.- Aeronautical Engineer Destiny Builder of special doghouses for henpecked husbands. Will His manly ways to Jack MacMillan. LOUISE B. MUNDY Actiritin Dramatic Club, 3; Archery Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4; French Club, 4. Ambition Kindergarten Teacher Destiny Authoress of the book of the month, Writing Compositions. Will Her solemnity to Bea Stem. Robert Murray Yobndl SVuufHli Irvinf Nob ROBERT A. MURRAY Mtintin Track, 4; Secretary and Treasurer of Traffic Squad. 4; Honor Patrol. 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Senior Record Staff. 4, Senior Play Committee, 4. Jmbilkm Manual Am Teacher Destiny: Teacher of English IV at Vineland High School. If'ill. His duck shooting ability to Hulitt Smith. YOLANDA MUZZARELLI Activitiesi Home Economics Club, 4. Ambilwn Beautician Destiny Head of an escort bureau of little women. IfrilI.- Her faithfulness to one to Gloria Biondi. IRVING NEIB Afipifies: F. F. A., 3; Honor Patrol, 2, 3. Ambition Gvil Service Employee Destiny Author of The Woes of a Bachelor.” Will: His knack for chemistry to Ben Leuchter. Rutk Ncib Fliubdh Still John Olwi RUTH AMELIA NEIB Afirilies Art Club, 3; Commercial Club, 4. Ambition • Commercial Artist Destiny A young English teacher in South Vineland. Will: The pretty dimple in her chin to Nancy Wiswaesser. ELIZABETH CATHRYN NEILL Activity Managing Editor Mi-Spots. 4; Vice-President French Club, 4, Mi-Spots, I, 2, 3, 4, French Club. 3, 4; Dramatic Club. 3,- Student Council. 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition Novelist Destiny. Queen of the Apple Blossom Festival in Washington. Will Mer ability to cook to any future housewife. JOHN OLSEN Ambition Jockey Destiny Third vice-president at the General Motors Corporation. 'Will.- Mis small stature to Jeff Ware. Jortyirm Elizabeth Otovkfc l-ooi. Pi liufht Mints Paglnthi ELIZABETH CHRISTINA OSOVICK Activities? Assembly Club, 1, 3, 3,- Assembly Leader, I, 3, 3; Student Forum, 3, 4; President of Commercial Club, 4; Commercial Club, 3, 4,- Vice-President of Library Council, 4,- Library Council, 3, 3, 4; Business Secretary of Senior Record, 4Student Council, 4,- Public Speaking Club, 3; Cafeteria Service, 3, 3, 4,- Library Staff, I, 3,- Senior Play Usher, 4. Ambition Business Secretary for Curtis Publishing Company Destiny Mead of Bowling Leagues in South Jersey. Will.- Her ability to skate to Doris Corsuch. LOUIS P. PAGLIUGHI, JR. Activities Track, I; Band, I, 3; Senior Record Staff, 4; Radio Gub, I; President of F. F. A., I, 3. Ambition Electrical Engineer Destiny.- Photographer for £ squire. Will: His snapshot fiendishness to James Ballurio. MARTIN L. PAGLIUGHI Activities: Track, 1,3; Basketball, I; Library Council, 1, 3, 3,4. Ambition: Criminal Lawyer Destiny: Valet for Gary Cooper. Will: His excellent speaking voice to Phil Cohn. 7o� ty tifbi Arthur Pagrum Miry Pantilior Vito Pontilior ARTHUR R. PACNAM Aitivilie - Track, 1,3,- Basketball, 1 ■ library Council, 1, 3, 3, 4. Ambition Mechanic I)esliny: Baker of famous plum pics. Will: Hit. handsome features to Francis Vastano. MARY A. PANTlUONf: Adivitia Choral Club, 3; Italian Club, 4, Usher at 1940 Commence- ment, 3. Ambition. Beautician IMliny. Lecturer of How to be Seen and Not Heard. Will: Her polite attitude to Betty Andrews. VITO PANTILIONE Ambition Barber Destiny: Winner of a spaghetti-eating contest. Will: His curly hair to Frank Spczialc. WILLIAM HERBERT PARKS Activities Baseball, 3,4; Assembly Club, 4; F. F. A., I. Ambition: Transport Pilot Destiny.- A heart breaker bound for I loll wood. Will His incessant humming to Loren Riggins. CAMILLE PASQUALE Activities. Tennis, 2, 3, 4; Basketball. 4. Archery, 3. Milk Fund Show, I; Treasurer Assembly Club, 4, Assembly Club, 2, 3, 4,- Mi- Spots, 2, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Chemistry Club, 4, Home- room Officer, 1,2, 3. Ambition. Laboratory Technician Destiny- Instructress of the girls' boxing class named Man's Equal. Viti; I ler collegiate appearance to Ellen Cook. WILLIAM F. PATERSON Activilie Homeroom Secretary, I,- Homeroom Treasurer, 3,- Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition Aviation Mechanic Destiny.- A foreign correspondent Will. His ability to play ping-pong to Kenneth Carlberg. HERMAN PATTON Actintiei Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4; Track, I, 2, 3, Football, l: President Junior Class, 3,- President of Homeroom, I, 2; Honor Patrol, 2, 3,- Student Council, I, 2, 3. Ambition Chef Destiny; A stand-in for Paul Robeson. Will: Mil skill in cooking to Evelyn Hubbard. BERNARD PEARLMAN Activities Track, I. Ambition Accountant Destiny. A waiter at the Publix Diner. Will I lis slight build to Nick Pasquale. EDWIN G. PEDERSEN Ambition: Artist. Destiny: Commercial artist for Macy's. Will His easy-going ways to some studious underclassman. Jorl jmm Ji ob hnM Robot PertiM Thorns Pcrrotti Theodor Prtcri Marie P tra IU E tbo Portow JACOB W. PENDOLA Activities: President of F. F. A.,2,- F. F. A., 1,2, 3,4. Ambition Poultry Dealer Destiny A barber who always trims his patrons. Will: Mis easy going manner to John Tamuts. THEODORE PETERS A tuntits I lomcroom Officer, I. Ambition Engineer Destiny- Elevator operator in the White House. Will: His quiet manner to Warren Hickman. ROBERT C. PERKIN'S Atinlics. Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition Naval Aviator Destiny. A carnation-wearing floorwalker in Vineland's greatest Five and Ten Cent store. Will: His mechanical ingenuity to next year's physics class. THOMAS PERROTTI Ambition: Automobile Designer Destiny. Research worker in United States history. Will: His shyness of girls to Paul Corsiglia. l� 7 MARIE THERESA PETRACLIA Ambition Dressmaker Destiny. Cashier at Child's Restaurant. Will: Her application to her studies to Doris Campbell. ESTHER E. PETTISANI Aclintics Archery Club, 3; Cheerleader, 3, 3, 4; Assembly Club, 3, 3. Hi-Spots, 2; French Club, 3, 4; Student Forum, 4,- Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Nurse Destiny • Designer of clothes for high school girls. Will: Her sophisticated manner to Blanche Black. Carmo. Pi«irilll Caaaille HctOM May Pieman CARMEN PICCIRILLI Mtivities: Orchestra, 3, 4, Italian Club, 3, 4; Library Council, 4. .Mn'lion Certified Public Accountant Destiny: leader of a Hawaiian Swing Orchestra. Will Hit brilliancy in Italian class to Nick La Farnia. CAMMILLE W. PICCONE fclirilics: Football, 1,2,3,4;Track, 1,2,3,4. JmMion Chemist Destiny Professor of Speech and Diction at the school for football's ex-start. Will l lis good sportsmanship to llershel Mathews. MAY MARIE PITMAN Jctipities: Secretary’ of Chemistry Club, 4, Treasurer of Student Forum, 4. Choral Club. 4, Honor Patrol, 4, Italian Club, 3, Senior Play Committee, 4. .Mnlion School Teacher Destiny Chemist's assistant in the Philadelphia Class Company. Will I ler intelligence to Bill Levin. Muy raiui.il Marion I'c u t Elsie MH MARY FLORENCE PLATANIA .Minifies Choral Club, 1,3, 3,4. Jmbitien: Secretary Destiny : Secretary for Coach Dallolio. Will Her «lender figure to oik who needs it most. MARION ETTA POCUST .Minifies Archery Oub, 3; Interclass Basketball, I, 3, 3; Bowling Club, 4. Assembly Club, 3, 3. 4; Dramatic Club. I, 3; Ili-Spots, 3, 3, 4; Student Forum, 4; Senior Record Staff, •� ; President of Home- room, I; French Club, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Senior Play, 4. Jmbitien Nurse Destinyi Interior Decorator. Will Her happy-go-lucky spirit to Rosalie Creamer ELSIE M. POLLI .■Minifies Art Oub, 3. Jmbilien Commercial Artist Destiny: Secretary of Treasury in Washington. Will: Her ability to jitterbug to next year’s instructors of the Flat Foot Floogics. fifiyent Allord Petu Ruth Povrll Mlf|Wrtl PritiBUM ALFORD H. POUSF, JR. Jmbiiien.- Commissioned Army Officer I)estiny A New Jersey delegate to the seventh Pan-American Con- ference. Will His nickname of ''Fuzzy to Bobhy Dunn. RUTH POWELL Jctivitia Choral Club, 3; Cafeteria Patrol, 3,- Assembly Club, 4; Chemistry Club, 4. Jmbition Medical Secretary Destiny.- Inventor of a new freckle cream. Will.- Her dignified actions to Alice Stites. MARGARET MARY PRISINZANO Ambition Telephone Operator Destiny. Salesgirl of sweaters for pets. Will- Her neat, particular appearance to Beth Prince. Viol� PfOCJOiM (� fwtU hut DU Riinftlra VIOLA PROCACCINO Activities Assembly Club, I, 3, 3, 4; President Italian Club, 4; Italian Club, 3, 4; Homeroom President, 3, 3; Homeroom Vice-President, I, Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class, 3,- Secretary Student Council, 4, Traffic Squad, 3, 4. Ambition: Dress Designer Destiny Secretary of the Secretary of State. Will Her petiteness to Mildred Schade. CARMELLA PUZZO Ambition Nurse Destiny. A nurse in the Training School. Will.- Her blue black hair to Philippa Dover. ELLA PAULINE RAINFTLEN fctirilirs Choral Club, 3, 4,- Commercial Club, 4. Julia Richman High School, New York,- Vice-President Homeroom, I, President Homeroom, 3. Ambition. Radio and Concert Singer Destiny. The new sewing instructress at V. H. S. Will: Her fast walk to all the lingering lovers. Ru� MH Ra Clori. Rrkhcl Florence Rltsrr B««y Robbins BENJAMIN RAWLINS .4mbilion. Airline Mechanic Destiny. Chief surgeon at the Elmer Street Dog and Cat Hospital. Will; His nickname Bunny to Phyllis Cullo. STANLEY MARTIN REYNOLDS Jciiritie Football, 1,3,3,4; Baseball, 3,4. Mmbition Optometrist Destiny Founder of Bachelors’ Isle of Paradise. Villi His avoirdupois to Joan Kronheim. RANDOLPH RAY Ambition- Aviator Destiny.- A firm believer in the rights of women. Will.- His blue eyes to Delmore Stanley. FLORENCE ETHELYN RITTER Mtivities: Basketball, I, 3, 3, 4; Tennis, 3; Orchestra, I, 3, 3, 4, Student Forum, 4; Dramatic Club, 4, French Club, 4,- Magazine Sales, 3; Senior Play Committee, 4. Jmbition.- Elementary School Teacher Destiny: Violinist appearing with Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. WifiHer position on the basketball team to a disappointed freshman who didn't make the varsity. CLORIA CONSTANCE REICHEL Jmbition Beautician. Destiny • Girl driver appearing with Lucky Teter. Will Her dancing technique to Pat Lowder. ELIZABETH LOUISE ROBBINS Jdivitin: Home Economics Club, 3,4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition. Dental Assistant. Destiny i Chairman of Red Cross Organization in Vineland. Will: Her one-man interest to Elaine Scfcik. ?i lylbrrr Mil) lUtam Harvey Rom Flormt Roii Mu Kiel Roui OMiiaMk R accolo Lm Sack MARY ROBINSON MICHAEL ROSSI, JR. Jctk kS: Basketball. 4. Ambition ■ Stewardess Destiny: First female pitcher for the Yankee . Villi Her acrobatic ability to the girls who will have trouble completing all the stunts in gym class. Activities Baseball, 3,4; Basketball, 3, 4. Ambition. Electrical Engineer Destiny Script writer for radio's The Aldrich Family.” Will: His unlimited patience to Jack Foss. FRANCIS HARVEY ROSEN Activities Milk Fund Show, I, 2,- Dramatic Club, I, 2. 3. 4; Hi-Spot . I, 2, 3, 4; Public Speaking Club, I; Chemistry Club, 4, Student Forum, 3,4; Hi-Y, 3,4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition Government Social Worker Destiny: Fred Allen's helper. Will: All his pipe to George Bright. FLORENCE IDA ROSI Activities: Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4,- Art Club, 4; Assembly Club, 4. Amlntion. Dental Nurse Destiny.- Head of a finishing school for debutantes. Will.- Her quiet disposition to Sara Berger. DOMINICK A. RUCCOLO .-titinties: Baseball, I, 3, 4,- Basketball, I, 3; Football, 4; Homeroom Officer, 1,2,3,- Track, I. Ambition High School Football Coach. Destiny. Number one glamour boy of Vineland. Will, Hi Casanova ways to Stanley Tucker. LEON SACK Activities: Basketball, I; President of Homeroom, I; Vice-Pre ident of Homeroom, 2; Traffic Squad, 2,- Band, 2, 3; F. F. A. Reporter, 3. Ambition Public Accountant Destiny. A famous tango dancer. Will: His wavy, blonde hair to Eleanor Hartlapp. Ji ty our John Sinainiaa Joseph SiMUfiluo U4olsn Sipello JOHN SAMMARTINO Jmbitioii: Typist Dofiny: A fiery news commentator for station WVNJ. Will: Hit modest way to Charles Maya JOSEPH J. SAMMARTINO Mtivitits. Track, 1,3, 3,4; Homeroom Officer, 3, 3. .Jmfofion: Quartermaster General in U. S. Army Destiny. Doorman at the Adclphia. Will: His shyness to Bob Sweet. MADOLYN M. SAPELLO Adivitin Archery Club, 3,- Interclass Basketball, 4; Dramatic Club I, 3,- Commercial Club, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 3; Homeroom Officer. 3, 3,- Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambitbn Private Secretary Destiny • A stenographer in the American Printing Company. Will: Her charming smile to Constance l.era. Inez Sappt Mildred Saul Annette Sehwarznun INEZ SAPPE Ak Unties Brady High. Pa.. Glee Club, 3. Amlntien Air Hostess Destiny Professional model for Colgate's tooth paste. Will: A few of her beaus to Marie Gradia. MILDRED SAUL Activities Commercial Club, 4. Ambition- Bookkeeper Destiny Writer of horoscopes for a newspaper. Will Her eye catching hair bows to Beverly Burn. ANNETTE LAURA SCHWARZMAN Activities Archery Club, 3, Homeroom President, I, Dramatic Club, 1, 3, 3; Dramatic Club Play, 3. Public Speaking Contest, 3, 3, 4 Assembly Club, 3, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Student Forum, 4, Senior Record Staff, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Senior Play, 4; Bowling Club. 4 Ambition. Journalist Destiny. Authoress of How to Cet a College Man. Will Her excellent taste in clothes to someone who can apply it as well as she does. Rote Scrivaat NUnon Seeds NUrioo Sc jI Scynour Seiner Rom SlcilUno Jowpk SilMtier ROSE KATHERINE SCRIVANI Activities Home Economics Club, 4. Ambition • Dressmaker Destiny: A cashier in a large department store. Will: Her habitual friendliness to Flo Prince. SEYMOUR SEIDNER Activities. Student Forum, 4, Jmbilion Vocal Artist Destiny .• Manufacturer of ten cent diamond rings. Will: His brilliancy in algebra to Andres ' Muzzarclli. MARION MAY SEEDS Activities: Archery Oub, 3, Homeroom Officer, 3,- Commercial Club, 3. Senior Record Staff, 4; Home Economics Oub, 4. Ambition: Stenographer DestinyPresident of Federation of Women's Bible classes. Will: Her ability to type to a member of Mrs. Miller's Office Practice clash ROSE J. SICILIANO Activities Library Council, I. Ambition. Beautician. Destiny: An art student in Paris. Will: Her sparkling eyes to Frances Abbatte. MARION LILLIAN SEGAL felicities • Homeroom Deputy, 1. Ambition Model Destiny Manager of the Alliance Swimming Club. Will I ler love for housekeeping to Philippa Dover. JOSEPH ALLEN SILNUTZER Activities Track, I, 3,- Clee Club, I, 3; Hi Spots, 3, 4; Chemistry Oub, 4. Ambition: Civil Engineer Destiny: One of the owners of the Ritz Hotel in New York City. Will: His rarely used power of concentration to Charles Brewer. fifty-six PmI Silverman Allisoa Smiifc Marion Smith Walter Smith Evtlyn Solomon Ann S|xtda PAUL SILVERMAN Activities: Glee dub, 1, 3; Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Milk Fund Show, t; Hi-Y, 4. Jmbiticn Haberdasher Destiny Author of What the Well Dressed Man-About-Town Should Wear. Will His collegiate dress to Leon Gotsdiner. ALLISON L. SMITH Jctivitiei: Chemistry Club, 4. Jmbiticn Chemist Destiny. Vineland's man-about town. Will His good manners to Frank Lombard. WALTER J. SMITH Jmbiticn Naval Officer Destiny A partner in the company of Smith and Smith. Will: His baby talk to Russell Cunningham. EVELYN ETHEL SOLOMON Jctivitiei Basketball Manager, 1, 3, 3, 4; Tennis Manager, 1, 3, 3, 4; Archery, 3, Cheerleader, 3, 3,- Homeroom Officer, J; Hi-Spots, 3,- Assembly Club, 3, 3, 4; Student Forum, A, Dramatic Club, I, 3. Jmbiticn Social Worker Destiny Life Guard at Crystal Pool. Will: Her talkativeness to Shirley Melletz. MARION MARIE SMITH Jctivitiei Interclass Basketball, 3, 4; Jayvee Basketball, 3, 4; Chem- istry Club, 4. Jmbiticn Nurse Destiny Organizer of a bugle and drum corps. Will. Her love for basketball to Charlotte l lobert. ANN P. SPADA Jctivitiei Commercial Club, 4; Library Council, 4. Jmbiticn Nurse at Philadelphia Osteopathic Hospital Destiny. Contestant in a fourteen-day bicycle race. Will: Her smiling countenance to Shirley Amer. Ji|tyv n Sirii� Suropoli CUir Stem Frances Stiles Ol � Sylyt� Tc Tanexi Elmer Tarutii� STELLA M. STAROPOLI .imhition Air Hostess Destiny Owner of a Car to Rent Agency in Millville. Will Her argumentative technique to Betty Reisenwitz. CLAIRE GRETA STERN Actwiliei: Archery, 3; Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4; Tennis, 2, 3, 4; Interda� Basketball. 4, Basketball Manager, I, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, 4. Cantata, 1, 3; Milk Fund Show, I, 2,- President of Assembly Club, 4. Treas- urer Assembly Club, 2, 3; Assembly Club, I, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 3; Hi-Spots, 2, 4; Student Council, 4; Honor Patrol, 2; Senior Record Staff, 4. .fmlxfioK Laboratory Technician Destiny Nurse in a Get Well center. Will Her popularity with all to Rosalyn Pogust. OLGA SYKYTA JcticiliaArchery, 3; Basketball. I; Choral Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Milk Fund Show, 1,2; Assembly Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Library Council, 2,- Traffic Squad, 2, 3. .fmfrjficn Singer Destiny. Head of the Candid Camera Club Will: Her original dancing technique to Marjory Tamanini. THOMAS A. TAROZZI Mi unties: Italian Club, 4. Jmbilion Ship or Airplane Builder Destiny Chef for the Mayor of Vineland. Will I lis meekness to John Stringer. PRANCES O. STITES afctiritirs; Honor Patrol, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Hi-Spots, 4; Vice- President of Homeroom, 2. Ambition Journalist Destiny Wife of her sweetheart of high school days. Will I ler ability to write poetry to Florence Bryan. ELMER JOHN TARTAGLIA Jmbilton- Radio Sports Announcer DestinyProfessor of Fnglish at I harvard. Will: His morning naps in Problems class to anyone who can get away with them. fifty ni Lm� TettpW AI ben Tetu An � l j Tou Vhllhlu Harp (wri Tomprowo Angclaa T rjpim RALPH LOREN TEMPLE Activities Basketball, 3,4; Band, 1,3; Senior Record, 4. Ambition Hlcctric.il Engineer for Bell Telephone Company. Destiny First trumpet in his own band. Will His ability to play the trumpet to Leo Dunn. WHILLMINA D. THARP Activities: Homeroom Officer, 3; Honor Patrol, 3; Commercial Club, 3. Ambilion.■ Stenographer Destiny: Counselor at a girls'camp. Will: Her sympathetic understanding to the seniors of 1943. ALBERT JOSEPH TESTA Activities. Baseball Manager, 3, 4, Band Manager, 4; Track, I. Ambition Machinist Destiny Dancing instructor at Ben Franklin Hotel. Will llis position as manager of the baseball team to Bob Ellis. JOSEPH JOHN TORRECROSSO Activities: Band. 1,3, 3,4. Ambition Printer Destiny. Good will Ambassador to England. Will: His dislike of the opposite sex to Richard Champion. ANGELINA V. TESTA Activities. Home Economics Club, 4; Italian Club, 4. Ambition . Home Economics Teacher Destiny: Teacher of etiquette in a girls' school. Will: Her enjoyment in pleasing her friends to I larriet Decker. ANCELINA TRAPANI Activities: Commercial Club, 3, 4. Ambition Private Secretary Destiny: A courteous telephone operator. Will Her lose for office practice class to Anne Fenero. y. lyrnwr Eugene Tncler Deainic Tnso Elaine Twit� CM)� Uibel L«we U««wik Caeberine V� Drown EUGENE L. TUCKER felicities: Basketball. I; Track, I, 2; Hi Spots, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition Business Man Destiny Chief handyman for Joe Silnutier. Will His frank mannerisms to Allen Cope. GLADYS MARIE UIBEL Activities Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Interior Decorator Destiny-. Skating instructress at Convention Hall in Atlantic Gty. It'll! I ler skating ability to Eunice Lurio. DOMINIC M. TUSO Activities: Basketball, 1,2,3,4. Ambition Guitar Player Destiny: A famous surgeon at Newcomb Hospital. Will: His ability to play the guitar to Harry Cross. LOUISE UNSWORTH Activities: Vice-President Home Economics Gub, 4; Home Economics dub, 3, 4; Hi-Spots, 4. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher Destiny Typing teacher in V. H. S. Will: Her perpetually clean saddle shoes to Rosalyn Pogust. ELAINE R. TWISS Activities: Tennis Club, 4, Homeroom Officer, I; Dramatic Club, I; Treasurer Art Club, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Ili-Spots Staff, 4. Ambition -. Fashion Model Destiny. Collector of fines for the Public Library. Will: Her unassuming character to Ruth Gauntt. SUrty CATHERINE ROBERTA VAN DEUSEN Activities: Cantata, 1, 2,- Milk Fund Show, I, 2; Treasurer Home Economics Club, 2,- Home Economics Club, I, 2, 3, 4,- Homeroom Deputy, 2,- Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition.- Hospital Laboratory Technician Destiny. 1 lead of a Red Headed Waitress organization. Will. Her loyalty to another school to Charlotte Rickerd. Dominic Vmiuo l-tiu Vmditti Ralph Verdi DOMINIC C. VASTANO JeliviliesCheerleader, 3, 4,- Secretary Assembly Club, 4, Library Council, 4; Commercial Club, 3. Ambition: Beautician Destiny- President of Red and Cray Taxi Company. Witt: His popularity to another shorty lost in the crowd. John Voluncio Gtmgt Vraila LoU Walker JOHN J. VOLTACGIO Activities: Track, 3, Dramatic Club, I; Assembly Club, 3, 4, Honor Patrol, 4. Ambition: Medical Doctor Destiny. Mayor and Police Force of South Vineland. Witt: His accordion to Anthony Curcies. LENA MARY VENDITTI Activities: Home Economics Club, 4. Ambition ■ Nurse Destiny - A waitress at a local Bar-B-Que. Will: I ler position in Scatterbrain Club to Jeanne White. RALPH J. VERDI, JR. Activities: Basket hall, 1. 3, Basket hill Manager, 3, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 3, 4; Vice-President Homeroom, 3, 3; Secretary Homeroom, I. Ambition: Salesman Destiny - The modern Rudolph Valentino. It 'ill His love (?) for studies to Glenn Stauffer. GEORCE J. VRAILA Activities Score Board, 3, 3, 4; Orchestra, I; Assembly Club, 3. Ambition • Master Aviation Mechanic Destiny i Chef at the Elite Sweet Shop. Will His helpfulness in any circumstances to Ned Clover. LOIS MARIAN WALKER Acthnlies Dramatic Club, 3, French Club, 4; Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition Teacher Destiny Teacher of physics under Mr. Starkey. Will: Her ability to finish everything she starts to someone who has trouble doing so. Sutysmt Cbiiw Walaiky Cmo� � Wont )o« W'wd Jovcpk Trim Rkh� rJ Wctehaa PmI «««vxw ELAINE WARD WALMSLEY Mlirihti Art Club. 4; Assembly Club, 4. Jmbition Dietitian Destiny Wife of a rich Duke. Will Her calmness before a test to Margaret Arpino. JOSEPH WEISEN A f untie • Traffic Squad. 4. Ambition.- Interior Decorator Destiny; Author of “How to Acquire a Well-Modulated Voice. Will; I lis Buick to Juilio Armcllini. CAROLYN JANE WARD Activities Archery, 3; Choral Club, 3, 3, 4, Chemistry Club, 4, Senior Record Staff, 4, Cantata, 3, 3,4. Ambition Laboratory Technician Destiny A nurse in Jefferson Hospital Will Her place on the Year Book Staff to anyone who would qualify. RICHARD CORDON WERCHAN Ambition- Maintenance Mechanic Destiny- Wealthy manufacturer who spends his summers in Hawaii and his winters in Florida. Will: His love for history to Esther Gosmar. JESSE H. WARD Afinities. Choral Club, 3,4. Ambition Beautician Destiny Beautician to the First Lady of the United States. Will Her red sweater to Viola Aker. PAUL T. WISSWAESSER Ambition- Poultryman Destiny. A history teacher in Norma. Will: I lis love for a good argument to Jerry Snelling. Sixty I � Martin j(ttr Harry Zipcto Ri ®o«d Zorn MARTIN’ ZAGER Mnlic Football, 3, 4; Track Manager. J, 2, 3, 4. Band. I, 2, 3; Captain Traffic Squad. 4; Traffic Squad. 3, 3, 4; F. F. A.. 3. Jmbitwn Finger Print Expert Destiny The highest paid villain in Hollywood. Will: His know it all complex to Francis Phaff. HARRY ZIPETO Jclintin. Football, l; Basketball. I, 3.- President of Homeroom. 3. Jmbitioit: Mechanical Engineer Destiny: A rip roaring comedian in the jungles of Africa. Will: Hit mischievousness to Evelyn Labriola. RAYMOND O. ZORN JciiviticS: Vice-President of Homeroom, I; Treasurer of F. F. A. Croup I, 3, Reporter of F. F. A. Croup II, 3; Vkc-President F. F. A. Croup III. 4. JmMiott: Draftsman Destiny A daring test pilot for the U. S. Army. Will. His literary ability to Lillian Peariman. Sixtytbrr MOST POPULAR BEST PERSONALITY BEST LOOKINC .MOST CHARM BEST ACTORS MOST STUDIOUS Claire Stern Lucille Contento Gloria Coreiglia Gloria Ragiotti Marjorie Gochnour Reha Eitemtein Edward. McLean Richard Crangle Dominic Ruccolo William Parks Gerald MacMillan Walter Cherniak MOST SENTIMENTAL Yolanda Muzzarelli John Auelta Si BEST MUSICIANS Dorothy Imhoff Dominic Tuto MOST SOCIABLE Eleanor Grccnhalgh John Mazzi BEST DANCERS Dorothy Mom Bernard Bracaliello WHO’S MOST STYLISH Row Scrivani Dominic Vattano MOST COLLECIATE N'aomi Bih Paul Silverman HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Elva Lauriello Mklucl Rosvi BEST SPORTS Sylvia Bonvechio Merman Pallon PEPPIEST Dorothy Mom Dominic Vastano BEST ATHIJTTES Florence Kupetz Camille Piccone WHO TALLEST AND SHORTEST SHORTEST AND TALLEST MOST OPTIMISTIC MOST PESSIMISTIC Sylvia Bonvcchio John CHten Marion Pogust Betty N'eill Yolanda Muzzarelli Warren Maytrott Brrnie Cohn Burnette Dowlcr Sixty |liy I—Tlx Ml fin � . kHo I mru. ard 11 VffnOft o to the udlWM . Ikflf }—Ycnerday'� lun (?) ran� to today'� dtimi� w Miu Rani up. )—Moraine nmim iff aw and we o to «at nrioa cbna Mn. Miller'� oief practice. 4—Into the library we o. «.her� Min Hun� ber er krlpi •� MIR reference work J—la Hone Ixotmiki clan « i« ike lutare hotmiet ol America 0—Tbf irl«’ miff cl � � jlm •� no� ' {ftlllCM 7— M Paul Bn «cue carve a deli- ciout rcail in Roy ’ Home Ee. elan. h—Stanley Reynold� nixe� bitcuil doo k for the Board ol Education Banquet 9— Our prolenional di� h wipe i� Bill Park� 10— Urep thought� ) � Americanum arc needed in Mi� � Beooktn� ' Prob lem claue . 11— ' White collar irl« are at their iob� in Min Bethel� typ� l� � � JJ—A Trial h held in Commercial Law clan . . what cunnin look from Min Harm. .Mi� � H«Mber r and Mr . Upmaa' U—George Cerula and Paul BUkmet prepann lor that banquet' 14-The Board ol Fducatku enjoy «be banquet prepared by Mr� . U'eyl man � Home Ee. boy . I)—A doth to Maveut it alway a familiar «crew at the be � nnm of our lunch period� Sixty ta EIGHT PEEIODS A DAY I—Afar an. ji'tttbuffing it popular in (be gym )-L)«i Short thowt ut how to dance with I wo MIom 01 the UfDf tint. 1-Bacl to clatter after luntb Mr. Craig Inttruclt a taletmanthip clan. ♦—In thop clatter aaoy fellowt ant prrtcntt foe thtif girl� 5—TV orchcttra practice� in the anne� . . . “Hire yon mt Van! i« . . . We ha� � h—«'hat a thrill to gel a ride in The Old Jalopy” 7—Boy� in home cc. enjoying IV (rail of their labor � —Mr Pennino tupervitet hit boyt in prtnethop � — (aught in tV ad of eating' Id- Oiemittry clatt ttrufglct with one of Mitt Rotti't tetti. II—Mr. Robtown’t Econoakt clatt it found in a moment ol concentration. 13—la Mitt Bealiley't linglith clatt Stated argnacnet are often heard. I)—Another Engltth clatt . ‘ You're tnppoted to be Undying' Vhy aren't yooV FIVE DAYS A WEEK I— Another Economic clan. J—Some of ut pend two periodi in the ! brar t— l knew that art wet, bet it jmt •lipped aymiad! 4— Min Catti helpi a l� t tool in Book keeping clan 5— Biology lab . May I take a InjkV 6— Mr. C'cmigliaro'i hjmer.otn . . . need we uy mote' 7— Camille Pitconc datcl.e two girli . Innch period. —During the day one mindi will wan- der to tome of our rteniag dance ... foe iniiance, thi Sadi. Haw kin dance. � -The girl play Indmant� in g m clan. 10—Oar daily routine it die broken up Here Student Council hii itt picture taken lor the Year Bx k. II- Alto the AnenMy Club l —Oct-of-town vititon at a football game I}— 'Mind up' tayt Mr. Coth in h� Y� ‘«� H—Mr . Roger initructt tome of our art ttudttitt. 15—Study hall . . . aren't we tuppoted to ttudy there, oe am I wrong? 10—Dr. Vinchell it tnrprited at hating hi pictnre taken at the Boy ' Home Ce. banquet. 17—Cad of day back home on the bate '! Sat eight I—Mr� Neri doing her daily roa liar ot chcclitg atnrarrr tlipt I—'Teacher� ’ lunch did yoa I now tear her rat 1—Mr. l.ipartito . ahray� a willing helper. ♦—Mr� . Brondi . planning a whole tom Inch J—Mr� Lipman, oar commercial law •ear her ♦-«or principal aad Dr Vinchrll planning lor oar downfall Hnal 7—Protnvx Serra directing oar orche� Ira in attemhly —Mitt ’calming aad Sane Marlin . . . The wont rate in tpeing fe� rr. 9— Mr� . Payne. Left loot o� rr right aad raiilr. 10— Mr� . Singlctoa . •'Mello. Vine- land High School r 11— Mn. Phillip� , oar e or financial advitcr. in a ery lanaliar pore II—Mr. Ornigliaro ia a pentivc mood ' a penny lor yew thought� ! I� —Loyal I amity rooter� . . . Ml Bowman. Mr� . Ritter, Mi� � Moore. Mr. Capraro. Mr. Ceraigliaro !♦—Slim . . . keeping at want! IJ—Coach Coth . . . May I have yoar autograph' !♦—Stint and pop . . doing a Make dance! 17—Oar cool� reeparing I or a harrjuct . . . Maim, tarley' I� —Mitt Beal ley . . . ahray� a willing and cheerful helper 19—Mr Bradway, Min Corti . Miu Caitor, and Mitt Ardito taling a well-earned rett between clattet' Slaty nine I— Battriball Boy� n Ciih Vial a � � � ' 1—Milhttle cbeerkadm Rah. rah. ViacMI! I— Ml If Itaraad. ' P.tlR Ka. Iran- t� � 4— Donnie. milt yeeny. 5— Red Utter Day Mn Rubmori May I i«wm —— 6— T B. M i ckan ny' 7— T. B. MM . . . Il tron't Utt. Jck—y” � —T I tnl Don't K | it (or ikm day� . 0—Detention !� «� i« certainly loot� lit� one what ambit� � ' 10—Vail and Get� � pt� amo« one Year Book II— A Jan io� Fnglith claw. mm� her Macbeth’ IJ-Mrawfii lor gownt . . . Cloria. 5 led i nehet. If—School daoct, . � t� «l.or 14— Yearbook utapihot committe� 15— Statical Ckht, L� Roy Milk� . Yoor autograph, pkate 16— Phytic� Utt and Mr Starkey . . . oh boy' 17— Mid year com . . . 777777 Secern y one HERE ANT) THERE Though the boys of Millville High School Love the orange and the blue; And the sturdy sons of Bridgeton To the red and white are true; We will cheer for dear old Vineland, The school well love for aye. For all her sons are loyal To her colors. Red and Gray. Oh, the four brief years of high school. On the fleeting wings of time. Bear us on to fields of vision. Where we scale new heights sublime; Mid our pleasures, cares, and sorrows As we toil from day to day. Let us cheer for Vineland High School And her colors. Red and Gray. ALMA MATEE When the dreams of youth arc over. And our race is almost run; When from life all care we've banished. Finished what we've here begun, May our fondest memories wander To the place we love alway. That is dear old Vineland High School With her colors. Red ami Gray. Stvtnty m idiior-in-Cbitf..................Reba Eisenwein Assistant editor .............Mary Jane Carhart Business WdriiUjer................Dante Giuliani JdiXTtiiinf Manaftr.................Bernard Cohn f.ftfon.il Adristr........Mr . Naomi G. Payne Jwancial Advisor------Mr . Margaret C. Phillips Senior Class Adristr.......Miss Jane R. Beakley ntSTixy JACK BEISELL EDYTHE CROSS ESTHER PETTISANI CLAIRE STERN SPORTS NAOMI RASS ADOLPH FRANZOI CAMILLE PASQUAI.E j( nrrms OLGA DORISH VIVIAN C All NTT EVELYN JOHNSON BETTY NEILL FRANCES STITES DAJA (OMWJJU FSTEI.I.F BRYAN WALTER CHERNIAK BETTY ROBBINS HARVEY ROSEN LOREN TEMPLE CAROLINE WARD ADVtJtmJXQ DOROTHY BANK STANLEY BROTMAN ALICE FIOCCHI CAROLYN CLOVER PAUL S WLL ceorce RRicirr FRANCIS DONDERO ELEANOR CREENHALCH ANNETTE SCHWARZMAN AR7 LUCILLE CONTENTO CEORCE LONDON ROBERT MURRAY PHOJOQRAMy WILLIAM LAUCHLIN JOHN MAZZI LOUIS PAGLIUGHI WILLIAM PATERSON CLADYS UIBEL T5TJSTS LINDA CAPRA MARIE CONCELLO JANE D'AMICO CLARENCE LEONARDO MADOLYN SAPELLO MARION SEEDS COMMJJte NORMAN CREENBLATT KATHERINE LAURY CEORCE MILLER MARION POCUST Fir,I rev M Ceocello, C Chaver, Mn. Naomi Pa ne. lazily advi er. D. Giuliani, R. E,w� «l� . M. J Carhaet, Mr Margaret Phillip and Ml Jane Beaklcy. (arahy ad «erv L Contra � , .. - . . i n-t.i,. SrrraJ rov E Ora xk. A F o«hi. C Ward C Lnnry. C. S.cra. F P«.i ani N Ba . I) R,nk I IW«,«W_ M ptllo. J D A-ko n„d rev r Johnura. L Capra. O Dori.h. E C.o . B Bobbin . M Pegu.i A Srinraezman C- Uihel. E Sdtra. E- Bryan. M Sen . Fourth ro p P s wraaa. J Maxxi. S Brotman C Bright. E Getenhalgh. V Gaunt t. B. Neill. F. Dondcto. C. London. B Cohn. y.flh roIr'tTl JRoKn. N. Crttnhlatt. J Bedell. B Doulee. C. Mille� . W Cherniak. W Pawran. A Feanao . W. Laoghl- L Pagli hi ELIZABETH OSOVICK. B...« . Soretary ALBUM STAFF Seoenly Jie« BURNETTE DOWLER, Chairman of Layout Committee hnt row V. Procacti no. I) CiaUial. Mr� . Lillun Ruhined. faculty adr.ter I). Cradle. M. J Carkart. Second row I) Imbed. I� Blackburn I) Corrach, R Fatemtein. I Tnu. C. Stern. Jbi,d row C Ciucomcllt. E. Otovick. f. Ceecnkal«h. B. Neill A Minnelli. H. Benoeuiti. Four row D. Spinoci J Bedell. D. Mara. E. McLean. M Za er. Serent jrnx STUDENT COUNCIL 1 HE Student Council it the central govern- ing organization of our school. It purpose is to unify all student organizations under one gen- eral control, to aid in the internal administra- tion of the school, and to promote leadership, co- operation, loyalty, and the general activities of the school. Under the able leadership of Richard Crangle, the Student Council carried out and surpassed the good example set by preceding groups. Through the efforts of the members, the Red Cross and Tuberculosis Seal Drives and the cam- paign for toys and canned goods for the needy were successful. The Council joined with the Art Club in making the Christmas decorations record-breaking. Several meetings were opened to all interested students, and the important plans and decisions were posted on the bulletin boards in the hall and classrooms and were printed in the Hi- Spots. The lost and Found Department is still car- ried on. A list of the articles turned in is posted on the bulletin board, every Friday during the lunch periods, the students may claim their property for a few pennies. This group, composed of presidents and rep- resentatives of various clubs, has done much in uniting the students and promoting self- government in Vineland High School. President ..............................Richard Crangle Tier-President ...........................Dante Giuliani Secretary......................Viola Procaccino Treasurer ................Mary Jane Carhart Jdvitfr ..................Mrs. Ullian Rubinoff ThE purpose of the Art Club is to help peo- pit who have an interest in art to develop thi imereti to the fullest extent, to acquaint them with material� which are not u� ed in an daw� became of lack of time, and to educate the people of Vineland that art exitt in every phaie of life. The artist who can produce beau- tiful painting� , sketche� , and dex'gn� is greatly envied by all. As a member of th: Art Club, a student hat every opportunity to put this talent to use. This year the girl and boys have taken a liking to wearing their names carved into a wooden pin. These pins, together with pictures, boxes, and other articles, were made and so'd by the artists. Exhibits, where many articles made by the students were put up for sale, were held. The members of the Art Club did an excep- tionally fine job with the Christmas decora- tions this year. They worked faithfully every- day in order to have the interior of the schcol in keeping with the general spirit. On the grounds in front of the school was erected a manger scene which was kept lighted for the public throughout the entire Christmas vacation. Through the effort of the Art Club, a keener interest in art has been created among the students. Jittt row C Mills, t). Spvnosi, Mrs Antoinette Rogers. tacolty adviser; M. CoMfcsa. E Kearny Second row M Prisinaano. E Walmsley. S. Fisher. J. Fricano. L. Conteneo Jtnrd r.w H. Harris. F. Rosi, C Prtrmattel. 8 Berth. H Risiones fourth row; E Mon taro ). Dwrekin, 8. Prince. T. Entrclun. P. Cratiua. President ........................David Spinosi I'ice-Previdenl .............................Betty Kearney SecreMry ...................................Martha Goldfein Reporter........................Kathryn Piermattes Treasurer ..........................Elaine Twist Jdriser .................Mrs. Antoinette Rogers ART CLUB Seventy seem tr.i to f Mi hr. F Muulski. M. Fo � tt. E. SokaMM. C S«m. Min Ron Sumhrrt. badly adviser. L Com«mo. i) V«aw C. Civile R IWII. E CMi. Sr«mJ row C. Lera. K P.er«auei, D. Silera� . L Totlrr H Btinan. C. DtFriaco. P Piwsly. G ConiflU. J Rerrwro. 1 Montana. L. Prarlman JbitJ to L. Platoni. F TorrruroMo. R Hewitt. C Tutiao. G D'Alessandro. J IVFmiko. S Fisfcer. I. Testa. E. Hobhird M GoMfri D. Coettxh Foarlfc row K Sinclair F Mullen. F Hoy task, J Meri. M Russell. E. Cnaw. E Sefeik. P Plotnik. P. Lov.de� M. Krllc. V. Jennet ftltb row M Tniuni S Brown. M Mm Milii B Revsenwiti, J Moon. B Prion, J. Praaiao. R Stern. R Ponst O. Sykyta. C Sdwpr Srrtfc row D Cnia. C Carpini, J. VohiKfio. B Oarlock. O. Pifino, W. Park. J Mano. B. Coke. C Leonardo. I Labs lo help prepare and arrange informative, educational, and entertaining material to pre- tent to the student body, to take care of stage properties, and to form a social club for its members are the goals of the Assembly Club. Better and more interesting programs are promoted by working with other clubs or classes that wish to put on an assembly. By the co- operation of this group and the senior class, the distinguished guest, Mr. l.eRoy Miller of Station KYW, was brought before the student body. So popular with the upper classmen was the Musical docker, as lie is called, that the Assembly Club asked him to return and perform for the Freshmen and Sophomores. Another popular form of assembly with the students is the musical one. This type of pro- gram enables the student to enjoy his favorite music—swing—and to bring new talent into the open. This was so with Joe Dale (Dales- sandro) and his Orchestra. His group is an exceptionally skilled one and claims as its vocal- ists Blanche Black, Phillips Dover, and Dorn (Wham) Tuso. Their assembly programs were exceptionally well received by the student body. In addition to presenting enjoyable programs, the Assembly Club has sponsored many suc- cessful dances and is known for the social events offered its members. ASSEMBLY CLUB President..........................Claire Stem Vice-President ................Lucille Contento Secretary ....................Dominic Vastano Treasurer ....................Camille Pasquale Adviser.....................Miss Rose Sternberg seventy nyU The Chemistry Club enables all interested students to participate in conducting experiment which help to give a broader background in this particular field of work. The purpose and aim of this club is to enrich and cultivate for its members the general knowledge of chemistry. Because of tbe great number of requests from the chemistry students, the Chemistry Club was reorganized under the leadership of Miss Moore. The group meets every second Monday of each month. The meetings prove to be very inter- esting. for speakers and movies arc often intro- duced. A very entertaining and instructive mov- ing picture on photography was shown after one of the regular meetings. All students who did not belong to the club but who were inter- ested were invited to join this meeting. The group took several trips to plants em- ploying chemistry in their manufacturing pro- cesses. In this way the students came into direct contact with the field they were studying. One special trip was taken to the Franklin Institute and Planetarium. The Chemistry Club is an interesting and educational one. enabling the students to con- duct many private and puzzling experiments. Sir� ! rose M Pinu� G. Miller. Miss Mctm Moore. faculty adviser. V. Carofalo. L Clark Seeond row C. Mas.sots. C Patqualr. C- Clover. N. Bast. C. Back, M. Pegust. A Sehwarzman. M. DeMato. E. Ctola, E Ellis. M. J. Carton. .third row C. Van Drawn. V. Fish. M Smith. F Mattaltki. E. Crttnhalgh. H. EUen. C Wan). L. Walker. R Powell L Mrady. South rev l . CMiaal, C London. E. Lipaniio. J Voltaggio. W Ijughlin. H Rosen R Hartman. A Smith. B Modelle Ji lh row; S. Brotman. D Krasitz, L. Calehult, J Bedell. J. Silouizer, W. Mayrott, R Mullen. R Morray. A. Capizola. President .......................George Miller Vitt-Preiidtnt ..................Viola Carofalo Secretary ..................................May Pitman Jreasurer ................................Lyman Clark Advisa ......................Miss Helen Moore CHEMISTRY CLUB Seventy nine Jtrtf row E Font. M Manlai. F Mikr. It Smith. 8 Fi.hrr, C. Biomii, D. BUekborn. J, Mori. B. Black K Catonii, K Laary. 8. Fdwgtca. D. Iltifn St«m4 row i M. N. Ed ward , 8. Leg . B Ixyan. D, Sltpkm, S. (okMM, J. Ward. P Unswortb. P. Ssydcr, Miss Julia Cumminet. faculty adviser, P Dow. D Setinokr R You� M, Carlbrrg. C Ward. A Smith. V, Lee, A Webb, I) Coouch Third row V. Hurltot H- KoM«. A. McMahan. E. Bryan. M Stulta, M. Rowell. M. MacMillan, C. Crutf, E. Bank . 8. Prince. F. Mullee, M Dutra, B Ile� D. Simmon., C Sinclair. D Imhotf. J Lobe. Temrth row- J. Fi.hcr. M Plaunia, B Coe. N. Wiwwacwer, B. Simpwn, B. Rcineewita. J. Pennino, M Miller, M. Pitman, O. Sjkyta. C. AlilU. B ljuricllo E. Me Ken tie, E. Frazier. H. Cook. Tl IE purpose of the Choral Gub i to promote better music and the appreciation of good music in our school. The club gives its members an opportunity to increase their knowledge of good musk, to partkipate in group singing, and to further any talent in solo singing. This group, composed entirely of girls, did much to aid in the Christmas assembly pro- gram by the singing of many beautiful carols. They also sang during the Baccalaureate service for the graduating dass in June. These talented girls of the Choral Club pre- sent an annual cantata. The one given this year was entitled Mondahmin, which means com and is an Amerkan-lndian legend. The Choral Club holds its meeting on Wed- nesday and practices singing in the gym cor- ridor during school hours. The club sponsored many social affairs in- cluding a very successful patriotic dance with the gym decorated in red, white, and blue. At the end of the year, the girls held a picnic as the final social function. Membership in this worth-while club enables the girls to associate with other members of the student body who are interested in the ap- preciation of better musk. CHORAL CLUB President..................Dorothy Blackburn Secretary ......................Janice Mori Treasurer ............................Gloria Biondi Accompaniit ..........................Miriam Stubs Jdpistr ................Miss Julia Cummings CUbtj The purpose of the Commercial Club is lo acquaint its members with the outside business world, to develop a keener interest in methods of earning a living, and to guide them in select- ing their life's occupation. The club has undergone a complete recon- ditioning, and a new constitution was made which opened membership in the club to sopho- mores, as well as the juniors and seniors, who are taking the commercial course. Included in the constitution is a clause stating that the Commercial Club will give an award to the student having the h ghest average in 2A book- keeping. The award will be in the form of a pin. In keeping with its purpose, the club invites business men to be guests at a meeting and to explain the various requirements and prob- lems encountered in their particular fields of work. The club takes trips to modern business institutions to inspect the methods used in ideal organizations. Because all work and no joy makes Jack a dull boy, the Commercial Club has many social affairs, including dances, picnics, bar- beque parties, and mid-winter swimming pool parties. At the end of the year, the entire group will participate in a grand swim and picnic. 7ir ! rev A. IHoccki. O Dorish, Mis. Anna Curtis. family adviser E Osovkk. M. Cenccllo Second row M Saul, M Saprllo, C. ISorcdrcr E Wnxorclli A Faetwr L Cioviiuixi. A. Spada. I. Bioodi. R Rinan Tbied w. M Elbntf. C. CittosM. t. White. T. Cupini. P. Low dee L Capra. F Kopttt M Harris, A Mannell.. A Trapani. Fowrlb row J Mazioni. M Viana. E Formento. J. Krooheim. H Ladd. I. C.ihbs. F. Rosi. R Nob, E Crow 7, rb row J D'Amico. E. Hod.lrtlcr, C Leonardo. B Dowler. J. Fiorilli, E. Ramflten. S Bomechio PreyiJent .... Vice-Preudent Secretary .... Treasurer ... Reporter .. Jdoifer...... Elizabeth Osovick ......Olga Dorish .....Alice Fiocchi ... Marie Concello ----Marian Harris .Miss Anna Curtis COMMERCIAL CLUB £ -fHyxmr hrtl row F Ritw. S NUcMilbn. E. CMa, J. Mo i, I. Toll. Min Cbire Bowman. faculty adviser: C. MacMillan, B. Prince, E Ellit, l . Blackburn. I). ImSofl Sncrnl row R. Carew, j. Padano, B. Logan. N. Edwards. R Smith. P. Burnalcin, S. Fish:r, A. Heller. E. Hyman. M Stain. I) Conacb, P. Snyder. P Untwonh 7b4 J row. S Brown, J. Pennino. B Reiman in. N. Brown. M Runcll. S. Mdkfz. F. Bryan, C. Biendr. I Montana, M CoMfein, P Scab� . Foartb row M Tri| jn. N. I toft man K Stein, B. Bara. 8 Either. O Sykyta, C. Ciola. I Simnont. B Edinglon, P l own. H Fithee. Fi lb row H Davall. R Henri, E Haitlapr. N. Vintaturr, F. Prince, J. Unpert, M Mi It lead, M MacMillan. I. Moore. P Plotnik B. Coe. S. Yanowitch Sritb row A Janena M CoMber . B Lemhier B. bonier. N. Crccnblatt, I Mann, I. Lihn, B. Carlock, J. Bedell. H. Rotea. I, Mairi. J. MacMillan. To offer its dramatically inclined member an opportunity to develop their acting ability, to teach them about stage setting and the fascinat- ing art of make-up, and to present the popular type of entertainment for the student body arc the chief aims of the Dramatic Club. At their bi monthly meetings, vrh ch are held on the first and third Mondays, the members have programs which teach them more about the stage, together with lectures, make-up dem- onstrations, pantomimes, trial plays, and some special interesting tasks. The Dramatic Club always holds a prominent part in holiday programs. For the Thanksgiving Day assembly, this group presented an appro- priate one-act comedy called Turkey Red, in which the members of the household give away some part of the delicious dinner to a needy family, resulting in having to eat dinner out. For the Christmas holiday, a one-act play called Grandma's Xmas Guest was presented. Th; usual Christmas spirit shone through in old- fashioned Grandmother's lesson to a thief. One of the major events in the school year is the annual presentation of the Cap and Dagger Dramatic Club. This year, on April 4, the Club presented a three-act play entitled “Youth Takes Over in which Jack Bedell, Jerry MacMillan and Bill Parks participated. DRAMATIC CLUB frpNy two Prrsidcn t ..... Vice-President .. Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Adviser......... ... Jerry MacMillan ........Irene Testa ........Beth Prince ......Janice Mori Miss Claire Bowman t TiIE worth while purpose of the Future House- wives of America is to teach the home economics girls how to make an ideal home in the future and the proper way to entertain in an interesting and enjoyable manner once that home is estab- lished The various activities for which the dub is noted provide excellent training for the girls in striving toward their goal. Among these ac- tivities this year were their successful teas to introduce new teachers. Some of the F. H. A. girls helped out at football games by selling refreshments and by helping to serve at th: banquets which were frequently given by the school. The girls also furnished and sold food at school dances. During the Christmas holiday, the Future Housewives of America sponsored a sale of holi- day cookies and candies and in this way gained a good profit. After the regular business meetings, the club members always continue their useful activities. This year they worked on curtains for the store room, and they made napkins, place matt, and many other useful articles. Undoubtedly the work that the girls do is interesting and pleasant, and to top off a most worth-while existence the F. H. A. provides en- tertainment for itself in the form of parties. row R Sceisani. E. Hofseetter. O Iwcn'i; Miss Maty � ' Kramer. Mrs Bessie W'eytman Miss Claire Bov mas. faculty adsisers. K. Kretikovski. L U«� «tV E. Kremenir. Second row E Erspamer. J. IVFranco. A Monscdis. F Johnson. M K.llc M. Crowell. R Roman. A Mastrangtlo P Gollo. E Wood Third row A. Testa. M. Miller, F. lovacchini. E laurictli B Cohay. J Bonomcini. V Fish C Toaauo. I Steincder. F. Mattrawtrto. Tovrlh low M May. C VanOeusen E lletga. M Ruccet� . B Robbins. M Seeds, F Hoytath. F lorre rosto A Testa. B Andrews. President ................Catherine Krolikowski Vice-President ...........................Louise Unswocth Secretary..............................Elizabeth llofstetter Treasurer...................... Donata Innocenti | Mrs. Bessie Weylman Advisers ............. Miss Marydelle Kramer I Miss Claire Bowman F. H. A. £i Hy I hr re honr rcw ) Ja«m F Robinson, J. Qurtlla. C. Ktrthik H. Crew. Mr Robert M. CoaJxr. faculty adviser. R Lorrnti. M. Catttlllai. F. I’a liu iii R Coodier. J. N'nauu Sr«mi w R Soodrrs F NkbebM. A. FiocrWi. K. Clark. C Francetchiisi. V. Amadrt. L. Mantorina. J. Aielio. P. Rimer third row i H Fraley. V. DiBiati R Alim. V Smith A. Johnson. A. Alimenti. R. B levent. I. Rama hie T W tiffins w� tb row E Barr C MaeIXade. E Kaibnbiki, F Poblwaa. H Stare . K Keejdte P Lavari. M. fMtfrcn Fi lb row J MargMb, I) S«di, I) Doan. F. Bergamo. A Moratelli. I) Mow F. F. A. GROUPS 1 2 TllE Future Farmery of America it made up of boy interested in Vocational Agriculture The F. F. A. ha many worth while aims and purpose which are as follows: To develop competent, aggressive rural and agricultural leadership,- to create and nurture a love of coun- try life,- to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work,- to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations; to encourage members in the development of individual farm- ing programs and establishments in farming; to encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings, to participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agricul- ture,- to participate in cooperative effort; to en- courage improvement in scholarship; to providr and encourage the development of organized rural recreational devices. The boys hold regular monthly meetings the second Tuesday of each month during regular class periods. These meetings are conducted according to a procedure which was set up by the National Chapter and is the standard for the United States. The Future Farmers of America participate in and sponsor many activities such as The State Livestock and Crops Judging Contest and The Vocational Agricultural Public Speaking Con- test. A judging team in poultry and dairy cattle is sent to the Eastern States Exposition each fall at Springfield, Massachusetts, and a delegate is sent each fall to National F. F. A. Meeting at Kansas City, Missouri. The club also takes local and state trips to points of agricultural interest. The National F. F. A. motto: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve. E ?- ThE personal accomplishments of the F. F. A. seniors are: Henry Levari was Slate Sweepstake winner of the Poultry Pullet Rearing Project Conte� !, he was chosen by the State Department of Agri- cultural Education a� the best Vocational Agri- cultural Poultry Boy of New Jersey and selected by NEPPCO at Atlantic Gty in October 1940 as the second best Vocational Agricultural Poultry Boy on the Eastern Coast. Jacob Pcndola was first place winner for South Jersey and second in the State in the Poultry Pullet Rearing Project Contest for the school year of 1938 and 39. Gcno Giacomclli was Treasurer of F. F. A. in 1937 and 38, vice-president of F. F. A. in 1938 and 39, reporter for the first half of 1939 and 40, and president of F. F. A. in 1940 and 41. John Asselta was selected by the National Farm Youth Foundation, sponsored by the Ford Tractor Company and conducted by Lewis Hadsell in Vineland, as the best South Jersey tractor plough- nun at the Chester Division ploughing contest, October, 1930. Raymond Lorentz was judged the winner for the best newspaper article for the school year of 1940 and 41 for the annual community poultry survey of Vineland, conducted by the Vocational Agricultural No. 2 class studying poultry hus- bandry. Joseph Dilazzero was reporter for second half of 1939 and 40, and vice-president in 1940 and 41. Robert Black was secretary in 1940 and 41. Lester Coulter represented the Vocational Agri- cultural Department of Vineland High School at the Annual State Judging Contest for the school year of 1940 and 41. Edward D'Augostine was reporter in 1938 and 1939. President .....................Geno Giacomelli 'Pice-President ...............Joseph Dilazzero Secretary........................... Robert Black Treasurer...................................Louis Dalponte Reporter ....................................Paul Corsiglia Jdoiser...................Mr. Robert M. Goodier h� t tern P. C«n«lb. L. ISalpowt R Blad R M. Cocdwr. lacoliy advise., ) Dilaztero C. Giacometti. Second .on- F Curtio A F«ber I Marine'll. M Untold.. W. Dallon C Sherman F l Ao o.ii� e. A Fwcchi J Paticnon C. Bladbom 7M.d rnr A Manioni. E Edel.te� � M Wcucnai. W WotlKhmidr. F Sreiial., J. A«elta. C. Suurfer. C Pouiisi, B Petrini. E. Seren«e Wit. w | Ahta. J Peodota A DAnget� . R Co«a. E Masxarell. R tA’rt«r«aard L Cemlter. A Scarju. E B� ™1 J.JrJ. w c Brown, I Sack. C Vianl. H. Mathews. I) Rmeo. W. IWno H. Levaei. P. DeMarco. A Pa oa� , T. McCaSey F. F. A. GROUPS 3 4 futl row B. Neill. R. Eiwmwin; Mil MiUred Durand. Mr� Helen Alrgood. and Mr. Amonio Cerm liaro. family adiiten, F Crcenlalgh, N. Bate. SnonJ row P Pmtly R Stem V Carofalo, I) Sicineder. D. Banit. I) BFaclkorn, I). Gonwch. E Petlitanl. M. J Carton. L Pearlman. Third row F. MasuHli. C Mart M Coldfein, C Mille, M Sealtz, M Po «l. F Rider, J Mori, J Pennino fourth row L Waller, L Monde R Dunipaee. M Rmscll. B. Rkkardt. J Moore. B. Prince. B Reitenwiii. R. Cannll. Ttflh row F Mutacchi. I Trimnell. S. Yaaowiicfc. A. Sskwarzaan. M. MacMillan. S. Brown. R Poguti SulB row. D. Cinliaai, S Brolman B I.cue leer, F. Comfort I. Lika. C. KanF,anun ThK French Qub is one of the oldest dub� in the high school, and the purpose and aim of this educational group is to further the study of th; customs and culture of this foreign country. A year and a half’s study of French it required to be eligible for membership in this organization. The interesting meetings are held at the home of Miss Durand and afford an opportunity to study the language in its own environment. Only French is spoken at these gatherings and native games are enjoyed. The members of the club often give dramatic presentations and award prizes to the student of French who turns in the best performance Recitations, musical selections, group singing in French, and general discussions are also enjoyed. Each year an cxchinge meeting is held with the French Club of Bridgeton High School. This year the groups met in Bridgeton. Another special meeting was the combined one of the French Club and Italian Qub. Each group presented a skit in its own particular language. Songs were sung, and dancing and refreshments were en- joyed by all. The French Club is an interesting and educa- tional organization and provides for its members an excellent social gathering. FRENCH CLUB PrtiiJfnI ......................Reba Eiscnstein 1’ice-JVesufertl ...............Elizabeth Neill Secretary .................Eleanor Creenhalgh Treasurer .........................Naomi Bass ( Mrs. Helen Airgood JJiistry.............. Miss Mildred Durand (Mr. Antonio Cemigliaro ThE purpose of the Vineland Hi Spots is to create and express student opinion and to inform the students of all the important decisions that have been made and of all events that are to occur. The paper underwent a complete reorganiza- tion this year and advanced from a four to a six- page issue. On the front page is found a new column called March of Events, which informs the readers of coming activities. Meet the Fac- ulty, a column which makes us more familiar with two teachers in each issue, and Tom Thumb Sketches, which gives a glimpse of two students, were also added. A special column called Down Beat presents to the readers a complete picture of a famous orchestra leader, his band members, and his musk. Members of the journalism class cooperated with the Hi-Spots by turning in any material that may has-e been of student interest. Together they produced one of the best newspapers ever put out in Vineland High School. iditor in-Cbicf.................Walter Cherniak fitmt(?m j editor...............Elizabeth Neill ytun CJitor.......................Frances Abbate feature editor.....................Vivian Cauntt f Claire Stem ..........J Ben Leuchter exchange editor.....................Ruth Cauntt Business Manager.................Seymour Woldar Jdvertisitul Mana tcr.............Eugene Tucker Sports editors. CinuLition ,1Lmatter. Chief Typist.. Jdeisers...... .Beatrice Stem ......Burnette Dowler I Mist Alba Pignatiello Miss Louise Pennino | Miss Florence Catti Tint row F Ahfcatte S Yanowiteh B. Neill. Mi� � Florence Carti. Min Alha Pignatiello. Min Louise Pe—.rw faculty adviten V. Cherniak. C. Stem. S tt'otdar Second i� S l avii, H Risione� , C. Piemanei. I) Rank. N' Ratt. M. Marti� . C Laury. S. Fither, Y. Crigg. I) Cormch. Third row S Brown. F. PhaN F. Stitet. O. Ihaeith. M Pop� !. P Plotnik. S Melleti C Mill� , 8 Stem Foneth rev J Mon. B Prince. | Pennino. B. Rcitenwiti. L Uatwcrth. J Moore. R Poftutt. B. Coe. R Cauntt. Fifth row D Pitel. C Leonardo, H Roten. F Tucker. J Silnotier. B Leuchter. I. Uhn B Dowlee. C Patel L Coetdiner. HI-SPOTS Eighty arm fml f p T Enirtkt . J. MacMillan. Mr FranV Hyiere. Y M C A Dliwor. A Taabini. I Mann. A Janncru Sciona tew T Pcretli F Coalort, J MacMilUa. 8 Dowkr. H Roko The purpose of this select group of boy i to attempt to be good Christian example for the student body. The e boy strive to live Christian character and are associated with the Young Men’ Christian Association. The meeting , which are held twice a month on Thursday evening, prove to be very interesting. A set ritual is followed before and after the meet- ing. During the evening a discussion of a topic based on a religious principle that the leader pre- sents is held. After the regular business, the boys participate in various spons, such as table tennis, basketball, and handball. Although it is not a club which is organized for ocial purposes, the boys sponsor many social functions, including successful dances. Some of the members of the Hi-Y take charge of the Cray-Y groups in other school . These groups are junior organizations in the lower grades and meet once a week at the Y. This worthy organization is composed of boys who are a core in the student body to set examples of the finest and the highest type of young man- hood. HI-Y CLUB President .....................Albert Tambini 'Vice-President...............Jack MacMillan Secret .try...................Anthony Janetta Treasurer.....................Thomas Entrekin Chaplain.......................Desmond Mann Leader......................Mr. William Dudley THE Honor Patrol is a worthy goal for any pupil in Vineland High School. Members of this patrol are on duty each period of the day in both the upper and the lower halls. Their duty is to see that no student passes through the halls or goes to his locker without permission from a teacher. In order to become a member of this group, the student must have grades of honor students—not lower than a C—and he must have an absolutely commendable character. In other words, people for these posts must be of highest integrity and dependability. The Honor Patrol meets on the first Friday of every month during the activity periods. Because they are really another group of the Traffic Squad, the members suggest new methods for improving traffic conditions in the school. Protection of per- sonal property is also thoroughly discussed. One of the most laudable and praiseworthy tasks is performed by this organization, and to reward their efforts, they join in a dance with the Traffic Squad. This organization is a step forward in promot- ing safety in the halls and in giving the students a chance to govern themselves by placing respon- sibility on the shoulders of able students. Tint rov Mrs. Lillian Rubsaotf. faculty adviser. J Pennino Second rear, S Meltetx V Carotalo M Russell V D'Loetxeno. M Pitman. E Creamer, S Brown, I Testa JbvJ rets I) Vasuno. J Spinosa. J Vokaggto. I) Swincder. R Caunii, C. Pierson. R Wilde, J Lirio yearth resr F Ostoen, C Miller. R Mullen. R Murray. S Brotman. A Captiola. M )«net HONOR PATROL Caplaitt............................Jane Pennino JJviitr.....................Mrs. Lillian Rubinoff row. J. Btfixro, V Prooccino. Mr Antonio Crrnigturo, iacnlty idviwf. A. Marintlli. M. Elbcut, M. CooctIJo x,o«a row C Lera. I Tnu. M PixilMa . P. Fucini. A Tnu, M Lolli, F Enputcr E Mnurtlti. P Callo, E Tuto 7M rote, L Cocsd.ncr. A. Rocchi. M ftngnot.. ) Bomnoni, C ftioadi. C Mirn-lli. I). .SUrtclli, I� Mrssore Lwl row H. Martial, J Mnto, C Pksiritli. H. Levari. I). CMi. J. Aaudei. T. TrwAy To further pupil interest and appreciation in Italian culture and language is the aim and pur- pose of the Italian Club, Programs and materials which cannot he used during the class periods because of the lack of time are introduced to the group. Two years of study in Italian enables any pupil of the student body to become a member of this worthwhile club. The Italian Club meets every month and carries on regular business meetings. The members sing Italian songs, play Italian games, and discuss Italian life in general. Often special reports on operas made in that country are given and en- joyed by the group. Once a year, the French Gub and the Italian Club hold a combined meeting. Each group pre- sents a play in its respective language. Dancing and refreshments complete this interesting gath- ering. Among the activities undertaken by the club this year was the sale of recipes. The Italian des- sert recipes were chosen very carefully and were typed and run off on the ditto machine. Each member received ten copies and sold them for ten cents apiece. Besides being a constructive and educational group, the Italian Gub also provides an ideal social gathering. ITALIAN CLUB President ....................Viola Procaccino Wce-President...............................Ann Marinelli Secretory.................................Joyce Bemero Treasurer................................Marion Elbeuf Reporter..................................Marie Concello Jdviser.................Mr. Antonio Cernigliaro N'llWf A he Library Council is an exceedingly worth- while organization which offers splendid training to its member and which promotes interest in library work. The group consist of boys and girls who arc interested in working with books. At least two club member are on hand each period in the library to help Mi Hunsberger to check out the book selected by students, to return incoming books to their proper places on the shelve and make the necessary changes in dates, and to help students find the reference hooks they need. The Council is always trying to make the library a better place to work. At their meetings, speaker arc often present to explain many details of working with books. At the beginning of each year freshmen classe arc taught to locate and to use the most popular reference book . This year the Library Council contributed to assemblies by presenting a quiz program called Information Please.” Prizes of one, two, and three cents were awarded for correct answers to questions asked the participants of the contest Several questions were answered by members of the audience. This group is not without its social side. A tea for the faculty proved to be a success. Parties for the Council were held on holidays, and an annual exchange meeting was held with the Library Council of Bridgeton High School. Firil row F MaMaltki, B Etli . E Ckchitti. H. Bcrtoaazzi, Miu Harriet Hunib.-rger, facmlty admer E Otovkk, I Cipolli, J Bernero, R Skiliaao. Second nv C Doeofc . M. folli. A Spada M Dr NUio. B Cnamrt. B. Cocciro, F Mastraagelo. A. Maurangelo. N. Sagrati Jt cd row V Bcwa. M Scrivaai. M. Royal, M Gallo. B. Banoa. F. Phad, B. Fhaer. C Reward i. L Cbrraaak 7 wtb row ! Vattaao. P Newtaaa. I Aikca. C ISahon. ) «'kite H Bicklenua, F Nkhehea. R Daadrea Fi(lb row B Garloci. C Carpaai, B. Petrini. C Pkcifilli. E. Cohen, V I alMn. R Benton A Francis, R Clovinazzi. Sixth row A Mcliai. A. (apizola, A. Mrecoii, I). CkHi, O. Pagano P Captzota, F. Dondero D. Mcnoet. President.....................Herbert Bcrtonazzi VkfPrtiiJtnt i Jam Klizjbc,h °‘wic,( ' ( Second Term. Carmen Piceirilli Secretary.......................Elsie Cicchitti Treasurer.........................Ida Cipolla ddrtser..............Miss Harriet Hunsberger LIBRARY COUNCIL Ninety-oar X HE purpose of this fine club it (0 promote good mutic in the tchool, to give extra experience to its members, and to provide musical entertainment (or the tchool at all timet. The musically inclined students form this or- ganization of fine musicians who meet to practice every sixth period. This group plays for every event in the high school and supplies music for opening numbers, intermissions, and finales for various performances. Among the events played for are assemblies, the annual senior play, the Cap and Dagger Dramatic Club play, the boys' and girls' Public Speaking contests, and the senior baccalaureate service. The outstanding contribution of the Orchestra to the school this year was an assembly program in which several classical pieces and duets were rendered. Besides the pleasure derived from playing their favorite instrument with other students who are equally interested in music, this group usually has a picnic or a party to celebrate the end of the school year. Tirsl r . c. Invn, ) C'linr. Mr. Enrico Scrr . director; t). Ta� Sor. I). In holt Second row J. Unt«-orth F. Kilter, E Batnh, C Rickard. J Mirasey. G Pierson Third rose F MacDonald. I. Rsfgms. C. Pencil� . J. Giordoro G. Gilkttc. P Earner. Toterih row L Schcnck, C Piccsrslli, J Amadci, R Gnnninjham. R. Harris, C. Becker. ORCHESTRA President----- VicePrecident Secretary----- Treasurer .... Jdviser....... .Dorothy Imhoff . Dorothy Taylor ......Jack Cline .Charles Brewer Mr. Enrico Serra A'wefy two PeGASUS affords Vineland High School boys the opportunity to Warn about public speaking and the general art of speechmaking. Their meetings are held at the various members' homes in the atmosphere of good fellowship and sportsmanship, which lends much to the success of the club. Among the many activities of this ambitious group is the Public Speaking Contest. This is always looked forward to by the students and the faculty as well as the townspeople. On the evening of March twelfth, on a fern- decorated stage before an encouraging audience, the first prize was awarded to Richard Crangle for his version of A Yankee in l-ove in the twenty-fifth annual Boys' Public Speaking Con- test. The second prize was given to Walter Cher- niak for “The Oratorical Contest, and the third prize was won by Jack MacMillan for his version of Rheumatism Movement Cure. Gerald Mac- Millan received honorable mention for Scarlett O'Hara and the Yankee.” The other contestants and their selections were: The Thousand-Franc Bank Note, Desmond Mann Fraternity.................Anthony Janetta Back to Nature and Back........Eli Cohen The Mona Lisa..................Ben Leuchter Alternates were Jack Bedell and Burnette Dowler. President.......................Desmond Mann Tier-President..................Walter Cherniak Secretary-Treasurer.............Burnette Dowler Jdrixr...................Mr. Antonio Cernigliaro PEGASUS Ninety rteee Sfdlfj B SVodctk. F. M� W. D ImhcO. J Bolr'.l. F. MmuMi. A SchwarxwM. N. CreenbUlt 1M I'cyutt H. Rotca. M. Cc-.inoat, W. PifU. S. Brotmia. Mm Helm Moore, tally adviser. C, MacMflUa. SENIOR PLAY This year's Senior play, a hilarious comedy entitled June Mad,” was considered one of the best productions in many years. Before a capacity audience, the cast enacted the results that could come from bringing home a sophisticated college chum. The young Penny becomes infatuated with him, forgetting about the boy next door. liven the heartbreakcr herself begins to pay attention to the young man-about- town. From then on the plot resolved itself into a scries of amusing incidents in an attempt to straighten out the love affairs of adolescents. The very successful play was presented on the evening of March 3 and was ably coached by Miss Helen J. Moore. Mention should also be made of Mrs. Margaret Phillips, adviser, for her excellence in financial administration. The cast of characters is as follows: Penny Wood, a high school girt, Marjorie Cochnour Chuck Harris, the boy next door. William Partes Rotjrr Van Week, a city slicker. Jerry MacMillan (}. Hernyii Roberts. Penny's young uncle. Norman Creenblatt Julie Harris, a heartbreakcr. Annette Schwarzman 1W. Wood. Penny's father.........Jack Bedell Hrs. Wood. Penny's mother Florence Mastalski Hilly Lou. a heckling youngster . Dorothy Imhoff Hr. Him , Chuck’s father. Stanley Brotman timer 7uttle. Wood's handyman.. I larvey Rosen ( ffie. Wood's maid............Marion Pogust Shirley Wentworth. Milly Lou's friend, Frances Mahr Ritlpb KVnhoorfb, Milly Lou's friend, Buckley Modelle Ximflj na JL HE senior play ushers, as well as the business manager and her committee, all help to make the annual senior play a success. The ushers, chosen out of all the girls in the senior class, serve not only to direct the people to their seats but also to lend color to the occasion with their beautiful and colorful gowns. Because of the great number of seats reserved for the production, this year thirteen girls were needed instead of the customary ten. Each usher, in charge of one particular section of the audi- torium, performed an excellent job in directing the many people who came to see the play. I lowevcr, it must be remembered that the busi- ness manager and her committee aided with their good work to make the play the success it w-as. Seated M. J. Carta rt. C Closer. C. Seern, I. Cmwiio, E U«r«lto StWm A Mouedn. H. Milkr. C. Bagioetl. O S kyta. E Neill. E. Oswick. C Puixo. C Krolikowtki. V. Carerfalo. CLAIRE STERN. )tt J Usher Cl.ORI A BACIOTTI MARY JANE CARHART LUCILLE CONTENTO VIOLA CAROFALO CATHERINE KROLIKOWSKI ELVA I.AURIEI.LO HAZEL MILLER AKJORIE MONIOOIS BETTY NEILL ELIZABETH OSOVICK CARMIILLA PUZZO OLCA SYKTTA CAROLYN CLOVER, Boswss .Va-sa . SENIOR PLAY USHERS Ninety |lee SMfii E HanUpp. N. Kim. N. Brow A Sckwiruun, M Cochnonr H Mill � . MW“) S. Brown. 8. him, M. Rtltt, Mn Bruit V )!n� . Inlly kvim, SPEAKING CONTEST LiKE the boy� ’ Pegasus, the Girls' Public Speaking Contest gives the girls the opportunity to learn about public speaking and the general art of speechmaking. On March fourteenth before a large and re- sponsive audience Nancy Brown, a member of the freshman class, won first prize in the twenty-fifth annual contest. The winning selection was The White Cliffs of Dover, which was a study of the reactions of an American woman who wondered whether England was worth the sacrifice of send- ing her husband and her son to war. The second prize was awarded to Dorothy Blackburn for her humorous sketch, The Yanks Are Coming. The yanks, in this case, were the ones connected with a dental office. Third prize was given to Marjorie Gochnour for her version of The Waltz. This recitation depicted a girl dancing with a lumbering and clumsy young man. Honorable mention went to Sally Brown for her recital of The Woodcarver of Tyrol,” which told of the master carver whose hopes for his son to carry on the family tradition were shattered by his death as a soldier of Austria. Other contestants and their selections were ll'ifbiit the Law...........Henrietta Miller Jbe (jifI o life Maili.....Eleanor Hartlapp Jbe Dream from Rebecca. Annette Schwarzman J Bcutfbf t Bn .................Naomi Bass Alternates were Beverley Burns and Henrietta Fisher. The Student Forum was organized to develop the talents of those students who have argumen- tative ability and enjoy discussing with other stu- dents present-day situations. This group goes over various questions thoroughly, which stimulate the minds of those members who participate in these debates. Through the many discussions, the stu- dents hear other opinions and are able to draw more accurate conclusions. A broader knowledge of the news highlights is obtained. Among the interesting topics discussed were the following: Should the United States give aid to Britain? How should we meet dictator aggressors in the Americas? Should our national debt limit be raised to sixty billion dollars? National questions were not the only ones dis- cussed, however. A forum was held in the audi- torium and the audience joined in to discuss gen- eral school problems. Such questions as What do the boys and girls of V. H. S. think of each other? proved to be interesting to everyone. This club is a newly formed one and gives the students an opportunity to voice their opinions and to carry out the tradition of a democratic system in Vineland High School. J.r.t M I� Conarii. J Bedell. Miss Amis Brookins. (acuity adviser; J Pennino. M. Pittsan Second rose IS Eisemsein. F Solomon. N. Bass A Sckvanisan. E Penisaai. t Rani M Goldfem It bird row F Wiser, O. IVocisk, M Marris, M Po nst. R Rrisenwitz P PJetnlk. S ftsRcr. C Mills Son rib rew S Brawn, J Morte. M MacMillan. E Ototick. B Prince. R Posost. F Masulsli S.|tb row W. Tlrrell. R Cru«le. H Roie . F. Comfort. D Mann. N. CrrrnMait. B LeucBser. E McLean. President____ VicePraidtnt Secretary .... Treasurer ... J,In iff..... .........Jack Bedell ......Doris Gorsuch .......Jane Pennino .......May Pitman Miss Amala Brookins STUDENT FOUUM Jiinrtj lews ftolrmr M ager. S. Brocua. M� Lilliin Rub.«otf hotly wcr R. Murray ±«o 4 TO l Conarii. I Tr� u R Shore B S K� d. C. Tuslno. M. Edward . E Cru«n I Menu P Cullo Third r, r V Cn� . B Mulkm. I) BUcktmra, B Ebrier. S Bn� ™. S FHber. S Mrtleei E Hyman. C l u!t Wlh row ). MacMillan. R Benton. F Doodcro, P. Pintail. M. Marram. ) Ta-un P. Silverman. C Ctacemelli. C. Kiel row C Bright. M Yaawli . C. W.MtfhiWcf F Comfort, H. Rovra, R ora, A. Scarpa The purpose of the Traffic Squad is to handle and direct traffic at all placet in the building at all timet. The main branche� of the large organization are the Morning Patrol, whose duty is to keep stu- dents out of the halls before the bell rings in the morning, the Hall Patrol, which keeps traffic in the corridors regulated and moving: and the Cafe- teria Patrol, which does a fine job keeping the cafeteria clean and in order during lunch period. A new branch, called the Assembly Patrol, was added to the Traffic Squad thit year as an experi- ment. The duty of this new group i to tee that students passing in the halls during an assembly arc quiet and have a written pass from a teacher. In this way there is less danger of disturbance during a program. This club, under the leadership of Mrs. Rubi- nolf, has been on the alert for improvement in the school. I hiring their meetings many subjects relating to traffic conditions are discussed. Among them are problems that occur at the various posts, the congestion in the halls, the many improve- ments suggested by the students, the replacement of officers at different posts, and any other prob- lems that may have arisen. Because they contribute so much to better oper- ations in the school, the Traffic Squad is given a big dance in its honor. TRAFFIC SQUAD Captain..........................Martin Zager licKfcmml ......................Stanley Brotman Secret.try Treasurer Robert Murray Jdptifr....................Mrs. Lillian Rubinoff I— Induction «nwHiy Mf . Clip- pi r grr lighting the tpirii «iV.II.S. —Dr. Winched inducting Dick Cnnglc. J—Eddie McLean lighting hit candle loe the tenior clatt. 4— Student Cornell pretident reading oath to Mudentt 5— F F. A. hating yearbook picture taken . . - Mm. Payne. doet year foot hart’ fr-Chaperonet at one ed oat «any dance . Tell at thr joke, won't yoa ” 7—Dramatic Club (day . . |fffy. hot. coaid yoa � —Margie MacMillan, Have yea got a pan’” 9—A tea (of ear hatkttball chanpt Mm Viola and Mm. RabinoA poo ring 19—Mr. Coodief on hit kneet at he enplaint torveying to hit Ag hoyt. II— Peter Pan” . Look at the facet. WlowtV ll-Uthem at Boyt' Public Speaking Conaett IF—Senior play . . Margie Cochnooe and Bill Parkt fencing 14—Senior play . . Mara Cochuotr and Norman Creenblatt « hat wouldn't a girl do for beauty'I 15—Henry letari with hit prire win nang chick 14—Claire Stem it ' Peter Pan in Choral Clnh cantau Ninety-nine EXTHA CUHHICULAE I— Student Council Renegotiation . . . My friend , toy Reba Etnten Mein. J -Choral Oub . . . ‘'Sileni Niyhe. J—Jot Dale’ Orchettra eosenatnin lion Tuto tinyiny 'Seal Me. Daddy. ♦— Turley Red . . Jack MacMillan, ■he villain. 5—Orchctira . William Tdl Over- Curt. MylH of the Kinn by febik Sl-eaklny dan Dorochy In bod a Merlin, the tuykian 7—Ecchaaye attenhly with Millville Katherine Piermattri and Jot Dale cooperating —Moving up «recite Eddie Mc- Lean recertify key foe the future. t—Docty Inhoil and Flo Rieier tereuad- iug in the Orchettra «pecialty 10—Mutica! review . . . 'Why to «tri- out. Mirian and June� II— Dranatic Club’ Thaaktyiviny ' Turkey Red” . . Fait Alarm ! —Thaaltymay Play . . . Vaught), naughty, Craadou' I)—Red letter Day . . Lii Otovkk and Clarence Leonardo, typitt tpced liny . 14— Millville etchanye attenMy . . blanche Black and Philllpa Dover . . . Cartlett.” 15— Booity Vattano t vert ion of Lance lot . . . 'Be «nine, fair Cninevcrc. It� —Pep rally ... Stan Reynold!, ■Word fail net ASSEMBLIES W hundred 17—Pep rally . . . Tea lean'!! Everyone in the grandstand is rising because here comet the V. H. S. hand, marching in splen- did formation across the gridiron! The drum major, Norman Greenblatt, a member of the grad- uating class, is strutting before them twirling and swinging his shining baton with all the pomp and dignity befitting his position. He is ably assisted by two charming majorettes, Irene Testa and Blanche Black. This group, composed of students who are gifted with musical ability, practice in the annex every day during eighth period. They are very ably directed by Mr. Enrico Serra. They work con- scientiously to make their band known for its out- standing ability in difficult drills and formations. Our band is handsomely dressed in uniforms of red and gray with gold trim—quite striking when combined with their shining instruments. The white costumes of the drum major and the two majorettes catch everyone's eye immediately. The V. H. S. colors, red and gray, are guarded by four staunch and handsomely garbed color bearers. Not only does our band lend great support to our school activities, but it competes in out-of- town parades and gives its services to any civic or community affair. No matter what the weather may be, our high school band is always there playing our team on to victory. We are justly proud of this fine ambas- sador of good will and cheer which represents us at home and in other communities of South Jersey. lint row. C MacMIBa. I. Testa. M. Low� � . st«r. L Ri«t ns. N. CnmMmi. Mr. E� rko Serra, Jireew . F. MctXa-eU. f . Taylor, c!?k«te J Cline. I Marino. C. P.iel C. Kari anian. F Pateieri. P. Cataeei, L D«n 1b,,J row J Amadrt. E CM. C. Yuhas L U inehetl. R Harris J Mmso. C PMixxi. A Cc e Tewrrb row, R Conninfhani. P DiStefhaao. C. MafoUa. N. Lens. R- IMnn. C. Beeler. President...............................Raymond Lorenti Tier-President ....................Cerson Pitel Secretary........................Dorothy Taylor Treasurer.................Lawrence Winchell, Jr. BAND Oise bunitti Itrrr J.r,l r«r, M Roui. 1 . Two. B. Vide. A Franxei, E Tuu«l a. $ Re wofch. F Martioclh r« J. Alvino. S I)� Bn.no. E D'Aucouiae. J. Clln«. W. Zorn, J AnwUiu. J. L P tw� y. lb rj to «' IW. AttitUM Miw J Utorre. G� dl N. J IX lk4k . J CaUrcto, V. Robinso., «iiujtf BASEBALL Strike three, you’re out!” shouts the umpire, .tnd the opposing side takes the field. Last season V. H. S. was proud of its baseball team, for they finished in third place in a difficult schedule of the Camden Suburban Baseball League. Pitcher Charles Seran, first baseman and pitcher Robert Daplyn, second baseman John Trucano, shortstop Bud Jones, center fielder Frank Bianchi, right fielder Chip Casadia, first baseman James Geraci, and left fielder John Martinelli all joined to form a winning club. This year, although many veterans will be returning. Coach Dallotio has a number of fine newcomers with great talent in connecting with the ball so another home run can be chalked up for Vineland High School. Lettie Petway, catcher; Mike Rossi, third base- man; and Adolph Franioi will form the nucleus of this year’s team, for they all are veterans and will join Tuso, Ebncr. Tartaglia, Reynolds, Rue- colo, D'Augustine, Alvino, and Grille to form for our school another team that we can be proud to say represents us on the baseball field. Here’s hoping that the 1941 squad will live up to the fine record made by the 1940 team. The 1940 season’s record: Vineland Opposition 4 .........ALUMNI.......... 3 3 .......WOODBURY......... 5 7 .........AUDUBON..........6 I ........MILLVILLE 4 1 ....... BRIDGETON 2 17 ... WOODROW WILSON ...10 4 .... COLLI NCSWOOD 7 6 ...... BRIDGETON 7 3 ...... HADDONFIELD I 5 .......MILLVILLE........ I 7 .... HADDON HEICHTS .... 3 3 ......... CAMDEN 5 61 54 One |w MiKI: ROSSI is dribbling the ball with utmost speed and «kill down th shiny V. II. S. court. Th« flashy senior earned for himself the honor of being high scorer for the basketball season. Those who followed our team will remember and commend the fine cooperation and teamwork of Dominick Tuso and Robert Hartman, forwards; Richard Crangle, forward and center; Charles I tenzi and Bcrnie Goldstein, guards,- all of whom were members of our senior graduation class. Even though this year was not an outstanding one in victories, each player put his heart and soul into every game. The team played under the skill- ful and careful guidance of our two popular coaches. Clarion Cosh and Danny Testa. To them much credit is due for their standing by and encouraging our squad through both victory and defeat. The 1941 season's record; VintUnd Oppositio� 27 .. WOODROW WILSON . . 29 18 WOODROW WILSON .. 31 28 .. ALUMNI ...32 27 .. AUDUBON ...28 25 .. WOODBURY y 23 .. HADDON HEIGHTS ... 29 27 .. MILLVILLE 4« 22 . COLLI NGSWOOD 34 45 .. SACRED HEART .24 29 . HADDONFIFLD ...20 31 .. BRIDGETON ... ...28 2« . ... SACRED HEART . ...23 19 .. AUDUBON . . 4 . 31 .. WOODBURY ...37 27 .. HADDON HEIGHTS ... 29 30 . COLLI NGSWOOD ...53 29 .. .. HADDON FIELD . 41 27 .. BRIDGETON . . ...28 17 .. . SACRED HEART ... 20 510 606 Wrrt row J We . D Tuso, M. Rossi. L CriDi. R Webb S««aJ w C. Hcnzi. I . Jotter, R Crangle. Bocchese, 8 Hartman Coath Clarion Cost. BOYS’ BASKETBALL One bunJ'cJ 0M Ji� t w F Riitrr, F. Karel: B Stent. B. Bryut. S«o J rev F Lolli. S Bom«h.o, C«k Cbdyt Viol . J. MiumI, M. Harris. HaII. to the Sooth Jersey Girk' League Cham- plot� ! Foe the first time in the history of Vine- land High School, the 1941 girk' basketball squad brought honor to our school. This great team will go down in our school history as a sextet that never can be outdone for their sportsmanship, skill, and teamwork. Florence Kupctz. the captain, was one of the main arteries of this winning team as well as Sylvia Bonvechio and Enrka Lolli, who could be relied upon to roll up the points that led to final victory. Florence Ritter, a scrappy and excellent guard, played her part in every game, stopping our opponents from being the winners. To all these senior players much credit is due for bring- ing the first Girls' South Jersey League Cham- pionship to Vineland High School. Coach Viola most assuredly deserves the high- est of praise and congratulations for guiding this outstanding team to such a marvelous finale. Mrs. Viola worked unceasingly with the girls through- out the entire season, and without her skillful coaching this achievement ncs-er could have been. Josephine Mazzoni, Beatrice Stern, Harriet Harris, and Barbara Bryant will return next year and try to continue the fine example and record which the 1941 squad set this year. GIRLS’ BASKET BALL The 1941 season's record: TWlund Opposition 22 ... 33 ... .... BRIDGETON ... .... 25 20 ... COLLINGSWOOD .... 26 30 ... .... WOODBURY .... 17 20 ... BRIDGETON . . 26 29 ... COLLINGSWOOD .... 25 31 ... . WOODBURY .... 27 191 161 Ox twwfrnl . Till: Alley Cat� is a newly organized bowling club which was introduced into Vineland High School this year. As yet, it is mainly an experi- ment, hut it has proven highly successful. The idea was originated when the need for sports for the feminine athletes became acute. It is definitely known that the number of sports available does not meet the requirements of the many enthusiasts. The aim of the club is to provide clean, whole- some entertainment for those girls who really take an interest in such an enterprise. I ligh standards have been set for qualifications, and we hope to maintain them in forthcoming years. Each Monday afternoon the Alley Cats and Mrs. Rubinoff go down to the Bowling Academy to try their skill. With her expert advice and excellent methods, Mrs. Rubinolf is producing champion bowlers. The club would like to see the boys of Vineland High organize themselves into a similar group and challenge the girls to compet- itive meets and championship matches. Recently the girls motored to Salem to spend the afternoon in the Recreational Centre alleys. Other trips of the same nature have been planned for the remainder of this year and the following ones. The only officer of the club exclusive of the sponsor and the founder is the treasurer, Betty Reisenwitz. The club is a non profit organization, as the only dues paid is the actual expense of the afternoon. BOWLING CLUB Ont hinjrij xm fini mi Swro. E. Prttisinl. C Ster� . C. Schaf Sttom rote i J MacMillan. Oarlock. E. McLean. R. Sweet. I VautM V-l-N-E-L-A-N-D, and our cheerleader� leap into the air alter completing one of our most rous- ing and thrilling cheers. Peppy Eddy McLean, head cheerleader, is calling for a group cheer, Rah Rah Team, while Bootsy Vastano, Roy Sweet, Bruce Garloclc. and Jack MacMillan are making the boys’ cheers re-echo throughout the stadium. But Claire Stem. Esther Pettisani, Beatrice Stern and Gloria Schupp won’t be outdone, and conse- the girls’ cheers are equally as stirring. This year Vineland I ligh could boast of a cheer- leading squad whose leaders were tops! During football, basketball, and hasehall seasons they were out there cheering for dear old Vineland High No matter whether it was a cold and blus- tery day in November, snowy and wet in Decem- ber. or fair and warm in May or June they were still out there urging the teams on to victory. But as all things go, this outstanding squad will be broken up by the June. I'M! graduation. Eddy McLean, the fellow who led this squad with his inimitable cheering: Claire Stern, always full of enthusiasm wherever she was.- Esther Pettisani, though quiet she may have seemed, always out there cheering the team on; and little Bootsy Vastano. the smallest but by no means the quiet- est, will all be graduated. The 1941 cheerleading squad of Vineland High School will go down in our school history as one that will never be outdone so far as their co-ordi- nation, pep, willingness, and enthusiasm go! CHEERLEADERS EDWARD McLEAN. Mm4 ChertlmJrr BRUCE CARLOCK JACK MwMILLAN ESTHER PETTISANI GLORIA SCHUPP BEATRICE STERN CLAIRE STERN ROY SWEET DOMINIC VASTANO Ow butUreJ rift OuK Hashing halfback. Camille Picconc, has just raced down the V. II. S. gridiron to gain another thirty yards! As evidence of his outstand- ing ability, he received honors on the All South Jersey Croup 4, C. A. Faber's All State Group 4, Paul Horowitzs All State Team, All Cumberland County Team, and All South Jersey Team. As they say, it takes more than one man to form a team. The brilliant playing of Paul Bixiones, quarterback. Bernard Hanula, tackle; Stanley Reynolds, tackle; Nick Pasquale, center; Bob Webb, halfback. Walter Malyk, fullback; Jack Cline, end; Jules Armellini, end, John Susini, guard; Larry Schenk, guard, and 1-enny Petway, alternate quarterback, all helped to form a fine team. But an outstanding team needs outstanding coaches and these honors go to Head Coach Ncllo Dallolio, Assistant Coach Danny Testa, and Freshman Coach Raymond Moyer whose tireless and skillful coaching brought our boys through an extremely difficult schedule. The 1941 football team received the County Championship and placed second in the South Jersey Croup 4 standing. Bernard Hanula re- ceived the coveted Most Valuable Player Award foe his outstanding work as guard and tackle Others who saw action were Dominick Ruccolo, Marco Chcli, and Robert Barsuglia. was the head manager of the team. Henry Howe The 1940 season's record: Vineland Opponent 13 .... IRVINGTON ... .... 13 0 .... . BROWN PREP 0 38 .... ... FERRIS HIGH .. 0 6 .... COLLI NGSWOOD .... 12 23 .... .... CAMDEN ... 0 0 .... . ATLANTIC Cm' 0 14 .... BRIDGETON 2 13 NEW BRUNSWICK .... 13 19 .... MILLVILLE . . .... o - — 12$ 40 R tt rw P. Bixiones, tP Malyk, J, ArrteWnl. L Schenk. J Snlu. S'. Pat pule. It Hannla. S. Reynolds, J Cline, C. Pkeone, J. Td Seeend row Coach N'ello OalMio. F Owrio. G Cerula. J- Alsitsc., R. Barsujlia, R. Webb. I . Roccolo, D. Rosen. P DsPersla, • Rocshcse, A. FVthrr. Coaeh Danny Tcsu. JHtJ iiw l r. Lawrence U'IikMI, J Brown. J Mar hella. F. Quaciaro I Lasare, A Pouenci, J. Beti, R. l-atorre, J. Giordano, M Chell. Assistant Coach Raymoad Moyer 7cs.rth rose L. Crilli, W Robinson. B. Moyer, I Stre-ste F. Nscholson. I Preston, P Campbell. Manager Henry Howe. J. Uoswoeth. FOOTBALL One bnndred nine C Piuj � ! B Setn� C Seem. B Ebawr. N. h«, J. Mirucy. I) Crctalm. CttKfc Clidy VioU Out KnJffJ In TENUIS SfiT, Match, the referee cries. and the girl� run over to one another congratulating the win- ner on her victory. Tennis is a great sport and Vineland High School has an excellent girls’ team. Last year our girls were handicapped by not possessing a court on which to practice before the matches, liven though sufficient preschedule drill was not possible, the girls went through each match with flying colors because they possessed the skill and sportsmanship that is common to all Vineland High School athletes. The team plays five matches of singles and two matches of doubles with each opponent they meet. Ijst year they won thirteen matches out of twenty-nine. Mrs. Viola, the girls' coach, instructs them in the correct form, strokes and general principles of this invigorating and fast game. To her goes much credit for her excellent guidance throughout the tennis season. The veteran young lassies, Claire Stern, Naomi Bass, Camille Pasquale, and June Marasey—all seniors—are returning this year to compete for positions on the squad and try to bring home vic- tories for our high school. Dorothy Greenlees, Betty Ebner, and Beatrice Stem will also rejoin the squad and help form a team that is looking forward to many interesting and exciting matches. The 1911 schedule is as follows: April 30......................Collingswood at Vineland May 7.............................Vineland at Palmyra May 14 Vineland at Woodbury May 51.........................Haddonfleld at Vineland May 53............................Vineland at Paulsboro May 58...........................Bridgeton at Vineland A NEW record hat been broken! Camille Pic- cone, Robert Norcross, Basil Antonelli. and Rich- ard Harris broke the mile relay record during the 1940 season with the time of 3:33. This was not the only outstanding feat accomplished by our track team. Our boys won the Camden Suburban league Championship for the first time in thirteen years. During the 1940 season Vineland was the only team to defeat Collingswood. Vineland's team also took the greatest number of honors at our County Track Meet and brought the winning laurels back to our school. Our 1941 squad should prove to he as equally successful as our 1940 team, Camille Piccone, quarter miler, shot-putter, and discus thrower; Richard Cummines, sprinter; Adolph Franioi, jav- elin thrower, and Burnette Dowler, Joseph Sam- martino, and Charles llenri will return to our track this year and win laurel wreaths again for Vineland High School. Coach Cosh will be out there again instructing our boys in the forms they should acquire to become model track men. Let's give a big hand to Coach Cosh for his instructing our team on to victory and success! The 1940 season's record: Long Branch Relays..............Fourth Place Penn Relays......................Fifth Place Camden-Trenton-Vincland Triangular, Third Place Woodrow Wilson Dual Meet Won Port Norris Dual Meet....................Won Camden Suburban Meet.............First Place South Jersey Croup 4 Meet.......Fourth Place Atlantic City Dual Meet.................Lost flttl rose • Shmun. J. Saamattino. W. Malyk. B Wet . C. Pkeooe, A Mill � . I Cm hit, O Pancturi. I. Pctway. C London Srcostd rnr L Bcnino, ) Crudo, S Shock. R Malit� N Pascuale. I Doth� .!� , B Dowkr. R Wilde. T. Espitctio. t: Loaihardo JtnrJ rov F Bettiao, I Marghrila. F. Retains A Van Butt� R Marray. .V Letts, R Plonchcr, P Caael. J Backload, F. Tuto forth row J Perkins. | Foss. A May, C Mahr, M Flia. | Kalvinskas. R. Cwviaam. F Coaciaro. Loic . N. Marcos J Paterson hlih row F. Snyder. F Carew, C. Pollard, E. Ney. H. Fraley. It I arr, Manager Coach Clarie� Cosh. TRACK On Sndred eleven I- Brown Prep Came Camille Pit- «M (waning to matt a toechdown (or good old V. H. S. 3—Wall Malyh bombarded at the Fer- ri. game hoi hr port over lor a MxUon’ d-Panl 8i.aonet . . number � . ♦—V. H. S priddeee again.t cur old rival. Colling.wood . . . Pioceme apaiu carrying ike ball. —H ■ « be tickling yea. Bi.knct . . . Allnnlk City game d—Ow band playinp ike Alma Malee Ike pame will now begin 7—Band entertaining beeweeu kalvce. � —joka Bell flphlinp bravely to hold ike pig.h.n durinp ike Camden pame 0—Play’� been tailed . . . ihifi . . . Coll.np.wood pame. 10- Yea lor Vineland . . I'ktooe ka. j� i .cored a touchdown al ike Vineland Bridgeton pane II— Biuooet holding the hall , may- be well pee a point 13—SwbMiiue. warminp Ike bentk 11— Pkcone ftghcing detperaiely to keep Ike ball al ike New Bruntwvck pame. II—l oath OalMlo pelt.np all Kt (or a kol arpument IF—Beroey Hanula voted ike moil val- uable player” on the learn. 16— John Sauni receiving in.truceloM. 17— Pictone Morpiig a pat. receiver in hi. track, at ike Millville pame. FOOTBALL SEASON One hundred luxior I— Bod )«n itn't going io mitt that hill. }—Herman Panos gracefully clearing ( ) high i■nr d—Mike Romi wailing lor I hr hall. 4— Horn Two . almott hat sol quite! 5- Ckuhy Srrran winding up lor a tennational pilch d-Oor hand in V ionsalion before the visitor'1 grandstand 7—Adolph Franioi catching ihe hall, canting the Latt m. fc—Shotputttr, Camille Pkcone. gel ring ready lor action. 9— Mike hat jott made another hatkel 10— Pilcher Robert Daplyn warming up. II— Blanche Black . . .oar drum ma- jorette. 13—Drum maior. Norman Crecnblatt. tkilllelly twirling hit baton U—Strutting before our hand . drum majorene Irene Tctta U-Woodhary t. Vineland . . whot point it it. girk 15—Boyt VI. Cirb hatkcthall game Boyt, girlt gym tniu arc to he- coming' Id—A Milk-illite winning the 100 yard dath. 17—Sooth Jertey Cirl� ’ Batketball Champa . . . hittory wat made in V. H.S.!!! I� —Robert Norerott gaining yardage foe V. H. S. One hundred thirteen WINTER AND SPRING Ok htrdrrJ lovrUtn GO FOUTH TO SERVE THE SIZE OF YOUR BANK ACCOUNT in the VINELAND NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY DEPENDS UPON YOUR OWN EFFORTS Ok tmnUrtJ vnalna LARGER SALARIES Wc let others fill the $6 jobs, the $8 jobs, the $10 jobs, the $12 jobs, many of which never pay any more. Some may pay $15 or $16 in ten years, more or less. Wc want our graduates to get the $1 5, the $18, the $20. the $25 jobs and advance rapidly to $30, $40 and $50 a week and up. Naturally our courses are harder; it takes a little longer: but O how it pays to have that better preparation! AND WE'LL PREPARE ANY PROMISING PER- SON AND WONT ASK ONE CENT FOR TUITION UNTIL THE POSITION IS OB- TAINED. 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CONGRATULATIONS . .. to the Class of 1941 Begin to learn now of the savings we offer. Our complete assortment and trained service people are lessons in themselves. Sears, Roebuck Comany One knnjrej Iteemlyeme Building Better Feeds Since 1906” JACOB RUBINOFF CO. SEEDS—POULTRY SUPPLIES—FEEDS CLAYTON-VINELAND-WOODBURY Ow hmd'fd rwilx lw Where Vineland Shops and Saves P. B. BRUNDAGE. MGR. 639 LANDIS AVENUE The minute it becomes a style we have it PRINCE’S 539 Landis Avenue Vineland. N. J. Compliments of P. E. LIRIO Chemicals 7th Street Park Avenue Vineland. N. J. Compliments of THE WEST BAPTIST CHURCH OF VINELAND end its YOUNG PEOPLE’S CHRISTIAN AUXILIARY —A Church Where Souls of Mon Are Fed— 6 ?) Timothy 4:8 But looi Y« first th GodlintlS i Kingdom of God ... profit ok ’« ...” Vineland's Home of Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts 625 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND, N.J. Jantzen Interwoven Swim Suits Socks One bnnAeJ twenty tbett Compliments of Newfield Wood Coal Co. 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GITTONE Out ImxJrcJ lnfnly frrot CLASS OF 1941 Your next move is vital Turn definitely toward a career For 37 Yoars STRAYER’S BUSINESS SCHOOL has prepared young peoplo for successful careers in BUSINESS AND CIVIL SERVICE A school with a reputation for placements ESSENTIAL BUSINESS SUBJECTS SUPPORTING ACADEMIC SUBJECTS 807 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA Where Everybody Meets K O Luncheonette Dolly Medlson Ice Creem S. S� K street Mer 14)1 Compliments of VANIETY HOSIERY SHOP Compliments of KOTOK HARDUJARC C? Compliments of JACOB D. SPIEGEL One b JreJ lutnlj ri bl CoogreNle'ioM to t « Clew d INI from RAY RAFFO ALEX. M. TAYLOR SERVICE CENTER lendis TSeetre lUlding 5py V. «U«d. N. J. vi-M ogsefSei isehm ALLEN S MARKET S4S LANDIS AVENUE 44 LAN CMS AVCNUI Groceries—Fresh Meets— Poultry Ptone 20W Free OtEvery Diamond Cleaners Dyers Vineland's Outstanding Cleaners CHARLES FESTA. Proprietor Phone 300 Warn, ome awaits you at our E B B I TT HOTEL TENTH H STREETS. N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. GEORGE C. 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Ecclesiastical Vestments and Supplies Caps and Gowns Used by Vineland High School Supplied by Us Our bmircrf tbirly ow G'tkg) Compliments of THE TRADESMENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ( y K6) Oat bondrtj thirty firt Congratulations and Best Wishes to SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 We Wish You Success Citizen’s Public School Association Oik bMfrrrf IblflJT MX Best Wishes to the Class of '41 WALTER VOWLER Charter Bus Representative Public Service Compliments of South Jersey Joint Board Amalgamated Clothing Onf hiiJ'ri ifcrijr trvtn Manager. PHILIP RUDICH Secretary-Treasurer. ALBERT GIULIANI Business Agent. JOSEPH OLIVA Holland Furnaces Make Warm Friends HOLLAND FURNACE CO. C. M. LAURY. Branch Manager Heating—Oil Burners—Air Conditioning Service Our Product the Heart of the Homo” 520 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND Phone 830 Compliments of Dudley-Kimble Co., Inc. Distributors of Cities Service Products — Acme Tires O bvnfrt thirty tfh Compliments of H. MENNIES' SONS Men's and Boys' Wear 617 LANDIS AVENUE Established 1896 RIDER COLLEGE of Business Administration Bachelor of Science Degrees in Commerce and Education Special Intensive Courses Founded 1865 TRENTON, N. J. Charter a Bus and Go Together Greyhound Lines Safe---— Dependable---- Economical — — Compliments of ELMER H. WENE WENE CHICK FARMS East Landis Avenue, Vineland, N. J. L SHEARD SON Feed. Grain. Poultry Supplies Manufacturers of Sheard's Poultry Feeds 203 NORTH EAST AVENUE Phone 29 Young Men—Young Women—Needed for Office Positions Would you HU � o havo a well-paid office position, with interesting «orl end unusual opportunities (or advancement? Would you like to work in a responsible position, in business or government service, where you would be doing your pert in the swiftly-moving National De- fense program? America needs treinod young women for the greatly Increased number ot posi- tions In business and gov- ernment offices, end to take the pieces of men who ero celled to the colors. Vineland Business School 9 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET GERTRUOE SEHl-COUIGAN. Principal One htnJrtJ thirty mm Jhe Yjew yitem cjCcuindry Phone 630 320 LANDIS AVENUE Congratulates the Class of 1941 or the completion of their studies and graduation, and extends to the mem- bers of the Class best wishos for their happiness and success as they take their place in the world of today. JOHN W. WILSON BURNETTE W. DOWLER Om huKirtJ jortj DTppolito Electrical Supply Co. Maarr R. O'lppolito. R'op. EVERYTHING UtCTRlCAl 604 land!� Avanua Vinaland. N. J. Compliments of Cumberland Thompson's Sporting Goods Phona 2J7-J 19 N. SIXTH STREET County Gas Co. Traveling by PUBLIC SERVICE BUSES QUAKER CITY BUS LINES to Camden—Philadelphia Wildwood Means Economy National-wide Bus Connections TERMINAL—14 S. E. BOULEVARD RHONE 440 Local R pr«i n‘aH� «—MICHAEL HEALY CHELI COAL CO. Blue Coal General Electric Oil Burners Phone 642 Compliments of MENNIES LADIES STORE Compliments of Rainbow Skating Rink RAINBOW AMUSEMENT CO.. INC. Brldqeton-Vineland Pile Relnbo Lata. N. J. Send Flowers They Make the Best Gift E. H. KILLE. Florist Phone S6I-J 707 LANDIS AVENUE PAGANO BROTHERS Jobbers and Distributors Automotive Parts and Equipment 718 Landlt Avenue 60 S. Pearl Street Vineland. N. J. Bridqeton. N. J. Phone 482 The Largost in Cumberland County sn ionois ovt vinuono.nj REGAL PAINT STORE 0 t l ly one T A N D A R D UBLISHING CO. FINE COMMERCIAL PRINTING Specializing in Gummed Labels and Stickers 308 S. EIGHTH STREET. VINELAND. N. J. Phone 342-W J n Appreciation A major factor in making our year book a success is the help given us by the friends of our class whose compliments and ad' vertisements appear in the pre- ceding pages. We wish to extend our sincere thanks for the co-op- eration and support without which it would have been impos- sible for us to publish our year book. LEADERSHIP SMEAD BROS. Offico Equipment Company IK land'� A vo Vi-aland N. J. Com pii monH of Junior Class of Vinoland High School On huultrJ forty Ibrcr AUTOGRAPHS