Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1943 volume:

SCHOOL VIEWS Our trophy cate offert ample proof of our high school teams' athletic prowess. Impressive night scene—memories. juiet and serene moods and ioyt of our past and present. Through the portals of the main entrance: Enter to learn—go forth to serve.' FO REWORD Wc, the Senior Record Staff, have attempted to por- tray life as we know and remember it in Vineland High School. As our classmates look through this Record now and in the future, wc hope that the pictures of their class- mates and teachers, and the scenes from their classrooms will bring back vivid memories of their high school days. It has also been our desire to give to our community a true picture of the life and spirit of Vineland High School. If we achieve these hopes in any degree, no matter how small, our purpose and aims shall have been gained and our endeavors at least partially successful. A l M ()l (ONTILNTS Title Fage.................................. . 3 Campus Views.........................................4 Foreword ............................................6 Dedication...........................................s Former Executives...................................10 Administration......................................11 V.H.S. Faculty..................................14 Faculty Advisers................................18 Victory Corps...................................20 Alma Mater..........................................22 Class Officers and Song.............................23 Seniors.............................................24 Our Classmates in the Service.......................69 Senior Memories - 70 Activities .........................................72 Red Cross and General War Effort - - - - 100 Sports.............................................102 VINELAND...........................................112 Who's Who..........................................114 Typical Scenes in V.H.S............................116 Advertisements.....................................122 DEDICATION TO MRS. MARGARET C. PHILLIPS, our teacher and friend, we, the class of 1943, dedicate The Record. Through our years in Vineland High School the better we have become acquainted with her the more our affection has grown. Her sense of humor, her friendliness, and her aid as financial adviser have brought her close to us and have reserved for her, along with our most cherished school-day memories, a place in our hearts. ScIITIIHcI 3 L3HV0HVW FORMER EXECUTIVES DR. LAWRENCE R. WINCHELL County Superintendent of Schools Newark Normal School College of City of New York, B.S. Columbia University. M.A. Rutgers University, Ed.D. As Supervising Principal of the Vineland- Landis Township Public Schools, Dr. Winchcll has greatly influenced our high school education. His pleasing personality and his genuine interest in us have won our respect and admiration. MRS. R. D. CLIPPINGER Principal of Vineland High School. 19$ I'1942 Ohio Northern University, B.A., M.A. During our first three years in Vineland High School Mrs. Clippingcr, our former principal, gave us much valuahlc assistance and guidance. We shall always remember her for her kindness, patience, sound advice, and co-operative spirit; above all, her motherly interest and understand- ing will be a happy memory in our lives. Ten ADMINISTRATION MR. WILLIAM H. FLAHARTY Su erittt ndfnt of Schools Franklin and Marshall College, B.S. Rutgers University, Ed.M. “It has fallen your lot to complete your high school years in the midst of the greatest struggle that the world has ever known. This is a challenge to your ability to withstand the unshackled forces of evil and to aid in their ultimate control. Your future happiness and that of the world is dependent upon how you meet this challenge. “The very first step is to go forward believing in yourselves. Others believe in you and arc sure you will meet the need for strong, virile, fearless and conscientious individuals. My best wishes go with you.” William H. Flaharty ADMINISTRATION MISS MARY ROSSI Principal College of St. Elizabeth, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. “Graduating at a time of total war, the Class of 1945 has an unprecedented opportunity to Go forth to serve. Whether your place, after you leave Vineland High School, be in the armed forces, in the production of the sinews of war. or on the home front, you will be asked to give unstintingly of your time, energy, and talents. You will have to work longer and harder hours, deprive yourself of luxuries and pleasures, sac nficc comforts and necessities, to preserve the democracy you now enjoy. Arc you prepared to do this? Have the ideals which we have tried to pass on to you been sufficiently impressive to insure that they will be maintained, like a bridge across the span of years, joining the traditions of your Alma Mater with the loyalty and sue- cess of its Alumni? We hope they have. The answer lies with you. Mary E. Rossi MR. JACK PENNINO Dean of Boys Ocean City Summer School Temple University Columbia College Rutgers University University of Pennsylvania—School of Industrial Arts, A.B. “'By tradition's decree, a yearbook possesses double significance. First, it attempts to weld the moments of the years into a chain of ex- pcriences that constitute high school life. From another standpoint it is a means by which those long gone from the classroom can relive happy years and renew affection for once intimate ‘halls and walls. In this sense, it effects a true bond between graduate and alma mater. Congratulations, Graduates. I wish you God Speed. Jack Pennino T wtlve TacuLtu FACULTY J.A.S. and CHBM BeaJtley ii on tenon we ii « English an intcrettinx clan ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated— left to right: Jane R. Beakley. B A.. M S. Department Head Adviser of Senior Class Director of Commencements Naomi G. Payne. B.S. Adviser of Senior Record Helen M. Lewis. B.S. Director of Point System Harriet R. Hunsbbrger, A.B. Librarian Adviser of Library Council Rita Cresci. A.B. Standing: Louise Fenili. B.A. Photography Adviser of Senior Record Alba P. Bortner, A.B. Adviser of Hi'Spots Rose H. Sternberg. B.S. Adviser of Student Council Editii S. Siddons. B.S. Adviser of Dramatic Club SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Seated — left to right: J. Albert Starkey. B.S. Department Head Adviser of Chemistry Club C. Arlene Kimball. A.B. Margaret Cook. B.S. Standing: Bennett K. Matlack. B.S. Nello Dallolio, B.S. Head Coach of Football Head Coach of Baseball Fourteen FACULTY VOCATIONAL AND FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Seated left to right: Jack Pennino. A.B. Department Head Dean of Boys Antoinette Rogers Adviser of Art Club Bessie T. Weylman. B.S.. B.L. Adviser of Home Economics Club Coach of Girls” Public Speaking Contest Lillian Berle. B.S. in Home Ec. Adviser of Home Economics Club Adviser of Senior Tri-Hi Y Marydelle Kramer. B.S. in Home F.c. Adviser of Home Economics Club Director of Drum and Bugle Corps Julia Hancock Cummings Adviser of Choral Club Standing — left to right: Robert M. Goooier. B.S. in Acr.. M S. Adviser of F.F.A. John A. Lf.hocky. B.S. Enrico Serra Director of Orchestra Director of Band Andrew Perino William K. Austin. B.S. SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Amala Brookins. A.B.. M.S. Department Head Director of Commencement Seating and Ushering Mae Ardito. B.S. Gilda E. Mendico, B.S. Ralph W. Robinson. A.B. Raymond K. Moyer. B.S. Assistant Coach of Football Assistant Coach of Barcball Fifteen F A C U L T Y Mr. CrTnftltaro !«■« L t feitone o monfcey” buifneu fn per domant------- Mr. Gardclla s Junior fliumo� ! LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Antonio N. Cernigliaro. A.B. Department Head Adviser of Italian Club Adviser of Pegasus Coach of Boys' Public Speaking Contest Chairman of Make-up Committee Acting Director of Athletics Mildred Durand. A.B. Adviser of French Club Lola H. Bradway. A.B. Adviser of Junior Class Jerry A. Caponigro, B.S.. M.S. Adviser of Spanish Club COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Seated: William E. Gardella. B.S.. M. op Ed. Department Head Florence Carolyn Gatti. B.S. Adviser of Commercial Club Standing — left to right: Anna C. Markham, B.C.S. Helen Mohler Miller. B. Acct.. B.C.S.. B.S. in Ed. Adviser of Commercial Club H. Bethel Gatti. B.C.S. Financial Adviser of Senior Record Sixteen FACULTY PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Isabel Trautwein, B.S. Adviser of Bowling Club Assistant Coach of Girls Basketball Coach of Drum Major and Majorettes Louise Pio. B.S. Coach of Girls’ Basketball Adviser of Cheerleaders Adviser of Riding Club Clarion M. Cosh. Pii.B. Department Head Head Coach of Basketball Head Coach of Track Daniel Testa. B.S. op Ed. Assistant Coach of Football Assistant Coach of Basketball Director of Athletics MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Margaret C. Phillips. A.B. Department Head Financial Adviser of Senior Class Margaret Fiaminco. A.B. Adviser of Sophomore Class Theresa F. Henzi. B.A. OTHER FACULTY MEMBERS Hr.Lr.Nr. C. H«� i . B.S.. M.A. Social Science Department Advi cr of Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad Vr A B. Litman, B.C.S. Commercial Department—Financial Adviacr of Hi-Spot Hr.Lr.x C. Mooar. B.S.. M S. in Zoology Science Department — Coach of Senior Play; Adviter of Biology Club Jes'Nir R. Srroso. Mathematic� Department — Financial Advircr of Seni r Cl a� Co� h watche� command� � Mr� . Phillip� and her charming � mile make math dan a pleaiure Seventeen SENIOR RECORD ADVISERS Mrs. Naomi G. Payne To Mrs. Payne, adviser of our yearbook, we, the Class of 1943, express our deepest appreciation for the cheerful helpfulness, the everpresent guidance, and the energetic leader' ship which she has so willingly and patiently given to our staff in as' sisting with the produc- tion of our 1943 Record. Mrs. H. Bf.thel Gatti We sincerely appreci- ate the time and energy that Mrs. Gatti, our finan- cial adviser, has given to make our 1943 Record a success. By her pains- taking explanations of financial problems, and by her constant effort and cheerfulness she has aided the advertising committee of our staff in reaching its goal. Mrs. Louise P. Fenili In supervising the work of the photography com- mittee, Mrs. Fenili has contributed to a very es- sential portion of our yearbook. As we glance through our annual, wc shall remember that through her guidance wc have this photographic “record” of our friends and surroundings that wc knew so well in V.H.S. Thank you, Mrs. Fenili! Ei lhteen SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Miss Jane R. Beakley To Miss Beakley, ad' viscr of the senior class and “mother of all sen' iors, we wish to express our sincere feelings of fondest regard. Her charming personality, her genuine interest in the students, and her com' petent supervision have endeared her to the hearts of all of us. We cannot and will not forget you, Miss Beakley! Mrs. Margaret C. Phillips We wish to sincerely thank Mrs. Phillips for the important part that she has played in making our senior enterprises sue- cessful. Through her care- ful planning and capable direction we were able to go “over the top” in all our money'raising cam' paigns. Her assistance and guidance in our finan' cial matters have been a great help to each one of us. Mrs. Jennie R. Strong We are very apprecia' tive of the efforts and time that Mrs. Strong has so willingly given to us. Since the beginning of the second term she has capa- bly taken over the position of financial adviser and has aided us by keeping individual records of our accounts. Her teaching ability and her personality have won the admiration of all the students. inc(f n VICTORY CORPS With the increasing need for specialized training on both the fighting and the production fronts, the high schools of the nation began, a year or more ago, to reorganize their classroom offerings and extra-curricular activities to prepare their students for greater service in the war effort. The Victory Corps, proposed in October 1942, was offered as a nation-wide plan of organization into which schools might, if they desired, fit their existing wartime organiza- tions. The aims of this Corps arc two-fold: first, to train young people for the war service they arc to perform after leaving school; second, to give them an opportunity to participate in the community's war effort while still in school. Membership is voluntary, and any pupil in any grade who meets the following conditions may apply for general membership: (1) the student should be participating in a school phys- ical fitness program appropriate to his abilities and needs in the light of his probable contri- bution to the war effort; (2) the student should be studying or have studied school courses appropriate to his age, grade, ability, and probable immediate and future usefulness to the nation's war effort, within the limits of the facilities of the school; (3) the student should be currently participating in at least one important continuing or recurring wartime activity or service. In the Junior and Senior years, pupils may enroll or be advanced to membership in the five specialized sections of the Corps. Members of these special divisions engage in specific preparatory courses for the Armed Services. In Vineland High School about four hundred, over a third of the student body, have enrolled in the Victory Corps. The divisions of the Corps and the faculty leaders of each group are as follows: Air Division Sea Division Land Division Production General Director John Lehocky J. Albert Starkey Andrew Perino Edith Siddons Jack Pennino Theresa Hcmi—Chairman Helen Miller Clarion Cosh Robert Goodicr—Chairman William Austin Lillian Berle Community Service Ralph Robinson—Chairman Mac Ardito Jerry Caponigro William Gardclla Harriet Hunsbcrgcr Arlene Kimball Anna Markham Gilda Mendico Raymond Moyer General Membership Bennett Matlack —Chairman Margaret Cooke Rita Cresci Ncllo Dallolio The following classes were inaugurated and taught during activity periods from February to June: Pre-Flight Training — J. Albert Starkey and Andrew Perino Review of Arithmetic — Theresa Hcnzi Touch Typing for Signal Corps Helen Miller The entire Victory Corps, as outlined and planned this year, will be definitely function- ing in the fall. From all appearances, Vineland High School will be keeping in step with our community's slogan, Vineland for Victory.” ALMA MATER Though the hoys of Millville High School Love the orange and the blue; And the sturdy sons of Bridgeton To the red and white arc true; We will cheer for dear old Vineland, The school we'll 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. 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 and Gray. CLASS OFFICERS John Schneider President Lawrence Schenck Vice-President Evelyn Hubbard Secretary Joseph Quarella Treasurer CLASS SONG Music: Light a Candle in the Chapel Vineland High, we now must leave you, Sch x)l and friends we hold so dear. Do not let our parting grieve you; We see our task before us clear. Flag and country now arc calling. For vict'ry we'll do or we'll die, To our school we will bring honor, Au revoir, dear Vineland High. Vineland High, we now are parting, 'Tis, oh, so hard to say goodbye. Friends and teachers, we shall miss you. But mem'ries of you will not die. • Where 'er a kindly fate may lead us, “Fight on! will be our battle-cry. We go forth now for Old Glory, So farewell, dear Vineland High. Words by Bettie Shore Class Colors....................Blue and White Class Flower - - - American Beauty Rose Class Motto - With the ropes of the past we will ring the bells of the future. Twenty-three JOYCE DOLORES ARCHER Activities: Millville High School: Choral Club, 1, 2; Girls Chorus. 1 2 Spring Concert 1; Vice-President Homeroom. 1; President Homeroom. 1: Booster Club, 1, 2; Dancing Club, 1, 2; Millville Orange and Blue Tat- tier, 2. Vineland High School: Choral Club. 3. 4; Cantata, 3. 4; Library Council. 4: tti'Opots, 4; Senior Play Committee, 4. Ambition: Photographer DESTINY: Owner of a long chain of imported perfume shops. Will: Her old jokes to Peggy Down. BETTY LOU ARETZ Nickname: “Betsy Ambition: Dietitian Destiny: Wife of a well-known army officer from Newficld. Will: Her sweet, refreshing personality to Dora Ridolfe. MARGARET GOROETTA ARMATO Nickname: Midge” Activities: President Homeroom, 2. Ambition: Dress Designer Destiny: Designer of fashionable coiffures for Hollywood actresses. Will: Her beautiful, dark, well-kept hair to Charlotte Kidston. JACK AVAKIAN Ambition: Aircraft Mechanic Destiny: Ace draftsman at Curtis Aircraft Corporation. Will: His love for women with Southern accents to Charlie Mays. LOUIS BARNABEI Nickname: “Lou” ACTIVITIES: Basketball. 1; F.F.A. State Judging Team, 2: Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: U. S. Army Officer Destiny: Oak Road's most prosperous farmer. Will: His theory that “gold is where you find it to Eddie Dc Bruno. T u-tntyjout GEORGE HENRY BARTELS, Jr. Activities: Co-editor of Sports Section of Hi-Spots, 4. Ambition: Gunner in the U. S. Air Corps Destiny: Sports editor for the Hew Yor Times. Will: His troubles in preparing the sports page of the Hi-Spots to Norman Pogust. EDNA MAE BATTLES Nickname: “Ed” Activities: Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Cantata. 1. 2. 3. 4; Milk Fund Show, 2: Dramatic Club, 1: Library Council, 3. 4: Assembly Club, 3: Traffic Squad. 3, 4; Hi-Spots, 4: Senior Record Staff, 4; Senior Play, 4: Usher for Graduation, 3. Ambition: Fashion Coordinator DESTINY: Owner of world-renowned pedigreed dogs. Will: Her knowledge as a salesgirl to Beverly Burns. ARTHUR BECKER Activities: Band, 4; Track, 3, 4. Ambition: Admiral in U. S. Navy Destiny: Seaman first class in the Navy. Will: His passion for knowledge to Joan Claffey. GENEVIEVE BELLUSCI Nickname: “Jennie” Ambition: Bookkeeper Destiny: Cooking instructress to Vineland’s newlyweds. Will: Her faithful and willing spirit to Charlotte Coupler. CAROLYN KATHRYN BERARDI Nickname: “Carol ACTIVITIES: Riding Club, 4; Treasurer Chemistry Club, 4; Business Manager Hi-Spots, 4: Library Council, 1, 2, 3. 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Biology Club, 4. Ambition: Traveler Destiny: Authoress of “What’s What in the World of Knowledge. Will: Her good marks to Mary Chinnici. Twenty five IRVING BERNI Ambition: Officer in the U. S. Navy Destiny: Electrician first class in the Navy. Will: His strong, silent ways to Bill Bohls. JOHN B. BERTINO Nickname: Johnny Activities: Track, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Lt., Fighter Squadron, U.S.N. DESTINY: Famous hunter of all types of game. Will: Hi four-minute record of the mile to brother Ernie. HELEN RUTH BICKLEMAN Nickname: Hel Activities: Riding Club Manager, 4: Library Council, 1, 2, 3. 4: Honor Patrol, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 2. Ambition: Dietitian at Johns Hopkins Destiny: A horseback riding instructress at a fashionable girls camp. WILL: Her driving experience to Ruth Lawthcr. MARION L. BLACK Nickname: Mickey Activities: President Drum and Bugle Corps. 4: Treasurer Drum and Bugle Corps, 3: Library Council. 3: Student Council, 4: Treasurer Art Club, 2: Secretary Art Club. 3. Art Club. 1, 2. 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Artist Destiny: Illustrator of ads for Saks Fifth Avenue. Will: Her affection for horses, any sue or shape, to Isabel Newton. GEORGE BLACKBURN Activities: Track, 3. 4; Band, 3. 4; F.F.A., 1, 2, 4; President of Pegasus, 4; Pegasus. 3, 4; Student Council, 4. Ambition: Veterinarian Destiny: Successor to John Payne as a movie star. WILL: The fun he is having hunting for the perfect girl to Bert Gullock. T wtnlynx ROBERT BLEVENS Nickname: “Eagle” Activities: F.F.A., 1, 2. Ambition: Florist Destiny: Florist deluxe, specializing in crepes for Japs. Will: His position on the South Vineland bus to John Pullman. LEWIS J. BONONCINI Activities: Baseball Manager, 3; Italian Club. 3: President Homeroom. 3. Ambition: Army Pilot Destiny: Famous accordionist heard on national hook-ups. Will: His friendliness to waiters, hoping he’ll get bigger steaks, to Jim Claffey. FRANK S. BORTLE, Jr. Activities: Semester Honor Roll, 1, 2: Latin Award, 1, 2; Honor Patrol. 2; Treasurer Sophomore Class, 2: Treasurer Junior Class, 3; Student Council, 3, 4; Treasurer Student Council. 4; Prom Committee, 3: Reporter Chem- istry Club, 4; Senior Record Stall, 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineer Destiny: Inventor of the world's most comfortable study hall scat. Will: His position as treasurer of Student Council to Lynn Hall. ALBERT H. BOWER Ambition: Airplane Mechanic Destiny: An ambitious airplane designer. Will: His melancholy mood to Herbert Rcback. EDNA E. BOWMAN Nickname: “Skipper Activities: Riding Club, 4: Dramatic Club, 1. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: Proprietress of “Edna's Auto Repair Shop. Will: Her enthusiasm for roller skating to Phyllis Kohler. Twtntyteven ELINOR MURIEL BRAUN Nickname: Mur Activities: Bowling Club, 4; Assembly Club, 2, 3; French Club, 3, 4; Hi- Spots, 2, 4; Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition: Mathematics Teacher Destiny: Pulitzer Prize Winner for the best novel of 1958. Will: Her intelligent and witty answers to Judy Rosenberg. EVELYN BREZZO Nickname: Evic Activities: Art Club, 4: Italian Club. 3. Ambition: Beautician Destiny: Novel illustrator for The Woman's Home Companion. Will: Her artistic ability to Elizabeth Hegeman. MARILYN BRENDA BRODMAN Activities: West Philadelphia High School: Treasurer Homeroom, 3; See- retary English Class, 2: Hall Patrol, 3: Music Club, 3. Vineland High School: Biology Club, 4. Ambition: A WAVE Destiny: Make-up artist employed by Max Factor. Will: Her enchanting smile to Thelma Beckwith. WARREN BROWN Ambition: Truck Driver Destiny: Sergeant in Army Signal Corps. Will: His serene expression to Paul Perino. FLORENCE M. BRYAN Nickname: Flo Activities: Glenstde High School: Student Council, 1. Vineland High School: President Art Club, 4; Vice-President Art Club, 3: Art Club, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President Commercial Club, 4; Commercial Club, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4; News Editor Hi-Spots, 4: Hi-Spots, 3, 4; Homeroom Vice-President, 3; Student Council, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Assistant Girls' Captain Magazine Sales. 4. AMBITION: Illustrator for The American Destiny: A housewife using her artistic abilities as a sideline. Will: Her industrious attitude to Nancy Wisswacsscr. Ttt Hty u[fce DOLORES MAE BUGLIO Activities: Choral Club, 1. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: Prosperous owner of a day nursery. Will: Her quiet, reserved manner to June Morrell. VERNICE BEATRICE BURCH Nickname: Verna Activities: Choral Club, 1, 2: Art Club, 1. Ambition: Beautician Destiny: A featured blues singer in New York night clubs. Will: Her quiet, reserved manner to June Morrell. MARY CALVARIO Activities: Commercial Club, 3, 4. Ambition: Bookkeeper Destiny: Receptionist in Macy's cosmetic department. Will: Her attractive, colorful clothes to Della Andrews. WALLACE CANTONI Activities: Football, 2; Baseball, 3: Basketball, 4. Ambition: Pilot of a P-38 Airplane Destiny: Author of the book Discipline and Its Execution.' Will: His bashfulncss to John Webb. MAURICE CASTELLINI ACTIVITIES: Treasurer F.F.A., 1: Secretary F.F.A., 2: President F.F.A., 4; F.F.A. State Judging Team, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 4. Ambition: Farmer Destiny: Agriculture expert for South Jersey. Will: His capability as a farmer to Robert Cole. Twenty-nine FRANK CERIONE Activities: Football, 4: Baseball, 3, 4. Ambition: Army Air Corps Pilot Destiny: Pilot on a U. S. pursuit ship. Will: His unique dancing to Stephen Schncll. ETHEL MARIE CHAMMINGS Activities: Commercial Club, 3, 4. Ambition: Bookkeeper Destiny: A culinary artist. Will: Her quietness to Pat Smith. LILLIAN ANTOININA CHERNIAK Activities: Library Council, 2: Cafeteria Duty, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4: Tri-Hi'Y, 3. 4; Homeroom Representative Magazine Sales, 4; Defense Stamps Secretary, 4. Ambition: Laboratory Technician Destiny: Wife of an Army Lieutenant. Will: Her ability to get things done to Erika Churchcr. FRANK CHINNICI Activities: Italian Club, 4. Ambition: Soldier Destiny: An ice cream manufacturer. Will: His silent ways to Harry Yukas. WILLIAM CHONOFSKY Nickname: Bill Activities: Basketball, 1; Traffic Squad, 4. Ambition: The owner of the Great Giant Tiger Corporation Destiny: Mayor of Norma at some future date. Will: His love and understanding of Problems to Morris Sarnoff. JEAN M. CHYNOWETH Activities: Glee Club, 1: Library Council, 4. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: A teacher of roller skating — the hard way. Will: Her bashful blushes to Norman Legore. ROBERT C. CHYNOWETH Nickname: “Bob” Activities: Football, 4; Library Council, 3: Hi-Spots, 4; President Homeroom, 1. 2. 3. Ambition: Army Air Corp Pilot Destiny: South Vineland’s one-man police force. Will: His priceless key chain to Gerry Rigoli. SUE CIOCCO Activities: Choral Club, 1: Italian Club Treasurer, 4: Italian Club. 3. 4; Homeroom President, 3; Graduation Usher, 3. Ambition: History Teacher Destiny : One of Dcwcc's attractive make-up demonstrators. Will: Her beautiful hair and lovely complexion to Jean Fletcher. MARIE CIPOLLA Activities: Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4: Semester Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Mathematics Teacher Destiny: A competent mathematics teacher at V.H.S. Will: Her efficient method of getting homework done to Lorraine Kinnemen. JOSEPH ANTHONY CLEMENTS Nickname: Chubby” Activities: Sacred Heart High School: Football, 1, 2; Basketball, I, 2. Vineland High School: Football, 3. 4; Basketball, 3, 4; Hi-Y, 3, 4. Ambition: Football Coach at V.H.S. Destiny: Football coach at Notre Dame. Will: His position on the football team to Frank Guaciaro. Thirty-one JOHN EDWIN CLINE Nickname: “Jack” Activities: President Band, 2; Treasurer Band. 3: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President Orchestra, 3: Treasurer Orchestra, 3. 4; Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4; President Homeroom, 1: Vice-President Homeroom, 2, 3; Treasurer Home- room, 2; Vice-President Sophomore Class, 2: Student Council. 1. 2. 3, 4: Vice-President Chemistry Club. 4: Hi-Spots, 3: Assistant Editor Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineer in Goodyear Rubber Company Destiny: Inventor of the perfect type of automobile which uses no tires or gasoline. Will: His poems of the century that were written this year to Edith Goldstein. ELIZABETH ANGELINA COCCARO Nickname: “Bettee” Activities: Riding Club. 4; Auditorium Captain Hi-Spots, 4; Hi-Spots, 1, 4; Library Council, 1, 2, 3. 4; Semester Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3. 4: French Club, 3, 4: Traffic Squad. 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 4: Biology Club, 4; Chemistry Club, 4: Advertising Committee Senior Play, 4: Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Radio Technician Destiny: A professor of mathematics at Harvard University. Will: Her merry-making manner to Betty Fisher. ELIHU E. COHEN Nickname: “Eli” Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3: Baseball, 2, 4; Pegasus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; French Club, 3, 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineer Destiny: Director of the largest egg route in the East. Will: His orchestra that can only play pinochle to Henry Prospero. HELEN CAROLINE COOK Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps, 3, 4; Choral Club, 2, 3; French Club, 3: Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y, 3: Secretary Tri-Hi-Y, 4; Representative for junior Red Cross, 3. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: Superintendent of an orphanage'. Will: Her freckles and pretty eyes to Dorothy Carlton. EVELYN PHYLLIS CREAMER Nickname: “Evie” Activities: Choral Club, 3; Traffic Squad. 1, 2, 3. 4; Library Council. I, 2, 3; Hi-Spots, 2, 3; Honor Patrol, 2; Vice-President Student Council, 4: Student Council, 3. 4; Vice-President French Club. 4; French Club, 3, 4: Editor-in-Chicf Senior Record, 4: Senior Play Usher, 4; Commence- ment Usher, 3; Delegate State Student Council Convention, 3; Student Council Delegate to County Convention in Millville, 3, 4: Homeroom Sec- retary, 3; Junior-Senior Prom Committee, 3; Vice-President Junior Class, 3: Chemistry Club, 4: Public Speaking Contest, 3; Semester Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3; French Award, 3: Latin Award, 3, 4. Ambition: Mathematics Teacher Destiny: Editor of Creamer's National Encyclopedia. Will: Her sweet, laughing way to Anna Grant. Tfciriy-lwo NOEL CULLY Nickname: Skccts Activities: President F.F.A., 3, 4. Ambition: Forest Ranger Destiny: Vineland's newest veterinarian. Will: His horse and geometry to Ed Carhart. ROSE MARIE DALESSANDRO Nickname: Dale Activities: Bowling Club, 4; Riding Club. 4; Drum and Bugle Corps, 3, 4; Hi-Spots, 2; Advertising Manager Senior Record Staff, 4; Commence' ment Usher, 3. Ambition: Interior Decorator Destiny: A happy wife booking appearances for her husband, a trumpet player. Will: Her love of dancing to Lucille Capozzi. GLENDA A. DALTON Nickname: Glen ACTIVITIES: Bowling Club, 4; Drum Majorette Drum and Bugle Corps, 3, 4; Drum and Bugle Corps, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 3; Library Council, I, 2, 3, 4; French Club, 4. AmBITION: Psychologist Destiny: A car hop at a famous car-service barbecue. Will: Her position as majorette of the Drum and Bugle Corps to Gladys Inman. CARMELLA CLARA DANDREA Activities: Commercial Club, 3, 4. Ambition: Stenographer in a doctor's office Destiny: A teacher of A B C’s in a Vineland kindergarten. Will: Her place in the home economics class to any student who wants it. RICHARD DAVIS Nickname: Dick Activities: F.F.A., 3; Biology Club, 2. Ambition: Chef in the Army Destiny: Railroad conductor on a well-known line. Will: His rather hearing the death rattle of the saxaphonc than the sweet moans of the trumpet to Paul Capizola. Thirty'lJir« ROSETTA LOUISE DE FALCO Nickname: Ro Ambition: Airplane Stewardess Destiny: Traveling executive for Columbia Records. Will: Her up-to-date phonograph recordings to Gene Ragonc. JOSEPHINE DE FRANCO Nickname: Jo” Activities: Riding Club, 4: Bowling Club, 4: Library Council, 4; Assembly Club, 2: Home Economics Club, 2. Ambition: Telephone Operator Destiny: Arthur Murray's capable assistant dancing teacher. Will: Her outstanding dancing ability to Audrey Heller. MARY DE LUCA Activities: Library Council. 4; Italian Club, 4; Biology Club. 4. Ambition: Italian Teacher Destiny: A waitress at one of Vineland's more prominent restaurants. Will: Her long, dark lashes to Olga Borowits. PASQUALE DE MARCO Nickname: Pat Ambition: Marine Destiny: Famous racing driver. Will: His love for football in gym to Joe Caterina. VIOLET DILAZZERO Activities: Commercial Club, 4: Library Council, 1; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Secretary Destiny: An attractive switchboard operator for New York's U.S.O. Will: Her dimples to Margaret Dalessandro. Thirty our MARY DI PIETRO Activities: Italian Club, 3: Commercial Club, 3; Assembly Club, 3; Hi' Spots, 4. Ambition: Bookkeeper Destiny: Bookkeeper and stenographer for a Washington department store. WILL: Her pompadour to Jean Ambrose. CARMELLA MARIE DTPPOLITO Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher Destiny: The manager of a long chain of five and ten cent stores. Will: Her slow, quiet manner of speaking to Henry Simon. PETER THEODORE DI STEFANO Activities: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 3, 4; Italian Club, 3. Ambition: Instructor of Music in the U. S. Army Destiny: Clarinet player in a name band. Will: His winning personality to Walter Loick. YOLANDA CHRISTINA DI TOMO Nickname: Yannie Activities: Choral Club, I, 4; Secretary Library Council, 4; Library Council. 3, 4; Hi'Spots, 4. Ambition: A WAAC DESTINY: An efficient and stylish buyer of ladies apparel for Lord and Taylor. Will: Her thoughtful facial expressions to Sylvia Schats. CYRIL DORISH Ambition: First Baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers Destiny: First baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Will: His modest manners to Henry Oliva. Thirty-five GRACE B. DUFFY Nickname: Gay Activities: Choral Club, 3, 4; Traffic Squad. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 1; Senior Play, 4. Ambition: Owner of a Gift Shoppe Destiny: The writer of a syndicate column, Good Grooming. which appears on women's pages. Will: Her determination not to be a telephone operator to Ruth Lundcr. LEO RALPH DUNN Nickname: Lee Activities: Prom Committee, 3: Senior Record Staff, 4; Head Football Man- ager, 4. Hi-Spots, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3: Art Club, 1: Hi-Spots Represen- tative, 1. Ambition: Draftsman Destiny: Driver of Reliance Fire Company's best and only hook and ladder. Will: His capable line to the women to Lou Grilli. ROBERT DUNN Activities: Football, 4: Band. 1. 2, 3. 4: Vice-President F.F.A., 3, 4; Hi- Spots Representative, 4; Dramatic Club, 2. Ambition: U. S. Marine Corps Destiny: Drummer for the Philharmonic Orchestra. WILL: His ability to play the bass drum to Thomas Laflferty. MARGARET ELIZABETH DUTRA Activities: Band, 1, 2; Cantata, 2, 3; Choral Club, 2, 3: Usher for Com- mencement. 3: Secretary Student Council, 4; Student Council, 3, 4: Homeroom Treasurer, 2. 3: Secretary Junior Class, 3; Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4; President Tri-Hi-Y, 4; Milk Fund Show, 2: Latin Award, 1, 2. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: Superintendent of nurses at Camden's Homeopathic Hospital. Will: Her sweet baby face to Mary Bixioncs. BETTY JANE EDINGTON Nickname: Betts Activities: Bowling, 4; Choral Club, 1, 2. 3, 4; Treasurer Traffic Squad, 4: Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Library Council. 3. 4; Dramatic Club, 1, 2: Assem- bly Club, 3: Chemistry Club, 4; Biology Club, 3; French Club, 3, 4; Hi- Spots Staff, 3, 4: Secretary Senior Record Staff, 4; Usher for Senior Play, 4; Homeroom President, 1: Secretary Sophomore Class, 2: Milk Fund Show, 2: Honor Patrol, 4: Student Council, 1, 2; Vice-President Home- room, 3: Latin Award. 1. Ambition: Buyer of women's apparel Destiny: A model for Vogue. Will: Her collegiate wardrobe to Gladys Bach. Thntytix B. NADINE EDWARDS Activities: Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play, 4: Dramatic Club, 2, 4. Ambition: Harpist Destiny: A radio actress famed for her portrayal of Henry Aldrich's mother. WILL: Her vivacious manner to Beverly Logan. MARGARETTA ENFERME Nickname: Shorty Activities: Basketball, 1, 2; Riding Club, 4; Home Economics Club, 4; Biology Club. 3. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: The humorous Mistress of Ceremonies on the B.A.B. Homcinaking Hour. Will: Her sweetness to Ruth Smith. ERICA ENZER Activities: James Madison High School. Brooklyn, New Tor : Vice-President of Biology Club, 2: Secretary of Biology Club, 2; Associate Editor Biology Magazine, 2: Biology Club, 1, 2: Nature Club. 2. Vineland High School: Biology Club, 3, 4; Chemistry Club. 4: French Club, 4: Hi-Spots, 4. Ambition: Scientific Research Worker Destiny: Professor of Scientific Research at Columbia University. Will: Her cooperative attitude to all Vineland High School students. ALBERT C. ESPOSITO Nickname: Al Activities:Chcmistry Club, 4: Biology Club, 4: Vice-President Homeroom. 2. Ambition: Pilot in the Army or Navy Air Force Destiny: Successor to Johnny Weismuller in the Tarzan role. Will: His short, husky build to Fred Snyder. LOUIS THOMAS ESPOSITO Activities: Track, 1, 2. Ambition: Military Pilot Destiny: Holder of an airplane speed record. Will: His good marks to Joe Jaggers. Sixty-Ktvt PAULINE FARNETTI Ambition: Salesgirl in Macy’s Destiny: A future candidate for the F.H.A. Will: Her studiousness to Dea Mancini. WILHELMINA MARIE FASSNACHT Nickname: “Minnie” Ambition: Secretary Destiny: A waitress at a local barbecue. Will: Her pin curl to Evelyn Rcutemann. ANNE FERRERO Activities: Senior Record Staff, 4; Typist for Magazine Sale, 4. Ambition: A Member of the WAFS Destiny : A snappy talker who sells the new “Never-rub-off” lipstick at Gimbel's. Will: Her feather hob to Eleanor Hughes. ANGELO PETER FESTA Nickname: Mouscc” Activities: Sacred Heart High School: Football, 1, 2: Basketball, 1, 2. Vineland High School: Football, 3, 4; Basketball, 3, 4: Senior Play Com mittec, 4: Senior Record StafT, 4. Ambition: Photographer Destiny: Famous photographer for the Snook” magazine. Will: His nickname “Mouscc to George Sprague. GERALD FIAMINGO Nickname: “Gerry” Activities: Chemistry Club, 4; Secretary and Treasurer Homeroom, 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Radio Technician in the Marine Corps Destiny: Manager of a chain store. Will: His “he-man physique to Richard Brewer. Thirty-eight HENRIETTE FISHER Nickname: “Henri” Activities: Choral Club, 1; Treasurer Biology Club, 3: Dramatic Club, 1. 2, 3. 4. Public Speaking Alternate, 2: Hi-Spots, 4: Senior Record Staff, 4: Senior Play, 4: French Club, 4. Ambition: Radio Actress Destiny: Owner of the well-known Bar-O-K dude ranch in Arizona. WILL: Her love of horseback riding to Ruth Estwick. JANE M. FISHER Activities: Choral Club, 1, 2; Traffic Squad, 3: Honor Patrol, 4; President Homeroom, 3: Treasurer Art Club, 4: Representative Hi'Spots, 3 Ambition: Proprietress of a beauty salon Destiny: A nurse companion to a retired movie actress. Will: Her sweet personality to Dorothy Peters. JOHN A. FLETCHER, Jr. Nickname: “Long John Activities: Track, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Artist Destiny: Fastest known runner between Willow Grove and Vineland. Will: His long legs to Jack Foss. MARY FOLINO ACTIVITIES: Millville Memorial High School: Champion Basketball League. 1, 3: Champion Volley Ball League. 2: Champion Softball League, 3; Non- Pony Latin Club, 1, 2; Typing Club, 1, 3: Social Club, 3. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: Author of a lovelorn column for the Evening Bulletin. Will: Her sweet smile to Carol Muller. LA MAR F. FRANZOI Ambition: Commercial Artist Destiny: A mail clerk appointed by Civil Service. Will: His big knotted ties to Clarence Mannarasi. Thirty-nine LOUIS J. GALBIATI, Jr. Nickname: “Gabby Activities: F.F.A., 1. Ambition: Engineer Destiny: Producer of the perfect sweet potato. Will: His love for farming to John Beer. MARGARET C. GALLO Nickname: Marge Activities: Basketball Manager, 2, 3, 4; Riding Club. 4; Dramatic Club, 1 President Library Council. 4; Library Council, 1, 2. 3. 4; Honor Patrol. 3. 4: French Club, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Student Council, 4; Homeroom President, 1, 2: Homeroom Vice-President, 3: Prompter Senior Play. 4; Advertising Committee Senior Play. 4. Ambition: Salesgirl in a department store Destiny: A social worker in far-off Africa. Will: Her affection for a Sacrel Heart senior of ‘42 to Dolores D'Amico. ALBERT JOSEPH GIANCOLA Activities: Basketball, 1, 2; Baseball Manager, 3: President Homeroom, 1; Italian Club, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee. 4. Ambition: Pilot in the Army Air Corps Destiny: Men's clothing designer. Will: His easy-going manner to Edward Hughes GEORGE F. GILLETTE Nickname: Reverend Activities: Band, 1. 2, 3, 4: President Orchestra, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2. 3. 4; Treasurer Pegasus. 4; Pegasus, 3, 4; Student Giuncil. 4; Senior Play. 4; First Prize Public Speaking Contest. Ambition: Detective Destiny: Author of the book “Tips on Traffic.” Will: His common sense to William Cavagnaro. JOSEPH THOMAS GIORDANO Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3. 4; Track, 1, 2; Basketball, 1: Band. 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Pilot in U. S. Air Corps Destiny: Leader of an all-girls' orchestra. Will: His clarinet to Frank McDaniels. ARTHUR GIOVINAZZI Ambition : Pilot in the Army Air Corps Destiny: Manufacturer of Slccp'tite mattresses. Will: His ability to keep quite for a long time to Nancy Hoffman. ROSETTA PATRICA GIRARDI Ambition: Telephone Operator Destiny: A snappy little WAVE. Will: Her exquisite dancing to Margaret Dalessandro. SYLVAN GOLDFEIN Nickname: Shy” Activities: Basketball, 1. Ambition: Auto Mechanic Destiny: Chauffeur for a famous movie actress. Will: His morning trek from Norma to Seymour Goldfcin. ROBERT E. GOODIER Nickname: Bob” Activities: F.F.A., 1, 2; Vice-President F.F.A., 2; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Industrial Artist Destiny: Successor to George Petty as creator of the Goodicr Girl. Will: His artistic ability to Archie Wright. ESTHER GOSMAN Nickname: Reds Activities: Dramatic Club, 1, 2; Library Council, 1; Traffic Squad, 1, 2; Commercial Club, 3; Field Hockey, 4. Ambition: Airline Hostess Destiny: A lovely redheaded model featured in current magazines. Will: Her gift of smooth dancing to Gloria Abbate. Fortyonc HARRY GROSS Nickname: “Goose” Activities: President F.F.A., 1; F.F.A., 1, 3; Traffic Squad, 4. Ambition: Radio Operator on T.W.A. Destiny: Author of the book “Alibis and How to Use Them.” Will: His asking unnecessary questions to John Fordham. CARMELA MARIE GUBITOSE Nickname: “Carm Ambition: Model for and Designer of Clothes Destiny: A jockey who rides Man O’War’s grandchildren. Will: Her way of making a joke of everything to Rosemary Kohler. WARREN ELWOOD HICKMAN Nickname: “Star” Activities: Boys Choral Club, 2; Track, 3; Football, 3. Ambition: Singer Destiny: A bashful bachelor. Will: His “witty sayings to Edward Campbell. HARRY B. HOFFMAN Nickname: “Reds Activities: Track, 4; Homeroom President, 4; Senior Play, 4; Hi-Spots, 4; Sophomore Class Delegate, 2. Ambition: Journalist Destiny: Actor and author of the current book “How to Act Naturally.’ Will: His part in the senior play to Edward Gove. FRANCES HOYTASH Nickname: “Franci” Activities: President French Club, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Usher Senior Play, 4. Ambition: Dietitian Destiny: Professor of French at Columbia University. Will: Her effort and concern for good marks to Charles Fassnacht. Forty-'Xwo EVELYN M. HUBBARD Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps, 2; Secretary Senior Class, 4: Business Secretary Senior Record, 4; Honor Patrol, 3, 4; Assembly Club. 2, 3: Commercial Club, 3: Hi'Spots, 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary Destiny: Lou Costello's private secretary. WILL: Her knowledge of horseback riding to Eunice Luria. C. HOWARD HULTGREN Activities: Football, 3, 4: F.F.A., 2, 3. Ambition: Diver in the U. S. Navy Destiny: Owner of a large candy company. Will: His love for food to Ned Glover. ELAINE HYMAN Nickname: Iggy. Activities: Basketball, 2; Vice-President Riding Club, 4; Choral Club, 1: Traffic Squad, 1, 2, 3. 4; Dramatic Club, 1; Assembly Club, 2. 3; Sports Editor Hi-Spots, 3: Editor-In-Chief Hi-Spots, 4; Student Council, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Occupational Therapist Destiny: Editor of Hyman's Gazette. Will: Her mirthful mood under any circumstances to Dorothy Barsuglia. ARTHUR LOUIS INGRAHAM Nickname: Wiff Activities: Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Track, 3; Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4: Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Navy Pilot DESTINY: Proprietor of the Peerless Photography Company. Will: His ability with a camera to John Lirio. VIVIAN JANNETT Activities: Dramatic Club, 1; Assembly Club, 2; Commercial Club. 3: Com mcnccment Usher, 3; Hi-Spots Staff, 4. Ambition: Journalist Destiny: A second Emily Post. Will: Her sweet and gentle manner to Elsie Maytrott. Forty-three WILLIAM JEFFERY Activities: Track, 3. 4; Band. 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition: U. S. Marine Corps Destiny: Winner of a six-day bicycle race. Will: His position as band flag-bearer to David Springer. ALBERT JOHNSEN Activities: F.F.A., 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Machinist Destiny: Mail carrier for Uncle Sam. Will: His seat in the office to Vaughn Schcnck. KATHERINE ELIZABETH KANDLE Activities: Home Economics Club. 4. Ambition: Telephone Operator Destiny: A member of a roller skating stunt team. Will: Her tall, willowy stature to Josephine Dondero. EDWARD KASHUBSKI Activities: F.F.A., 1, 3. Ambition: Sailor Destiny: Daredevil trapeze artist with Jingling Brothers Circus.' Will: His shyness to Charles Kaut:. MARGARET KASHUBSKI Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps, 3; Library Council, 2, 4. Ambition: Telephone Operator Destiny: An efficient and neatly dressed WAAC officer. Will: Her liking for fuzzy” sweaters to Glcnna Fisher. Forty-Jour GEORGE KERSHAK Nickname: “Indian ‘Turk” Activities: Vice-President F.F.A., 2; F.F.A., 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Judging Team, 2. Ambition: World's Champion Broncho Buster Destiny: The richest rancher in Alliance. WILL: His habit of taking his time to Romeo Coia. ELIZABETH LOUISE KILGALLEN Nickname: “Betty Lou Activities: Binghamton High School: Girls Glee Club. 1; Festival Chorus. 1, 2: Fife and Drum Corps. 3: Girl Reserves. 1; Assembly Usher. 1: Red Cross Representative, 1, 2, 3; Courier,” 2. Vineland High School: Dramatic Club, 4; Art Club, 4; Hi-Spots, 4: Tri- Hi-Y, 4; Traffic Squad, 4; Honor Patrol, 4; Senior Play, 4; Publicity Agent Senior Class, 4; Commencement Usher, 3. Ambition: Authoress Destiny: Movie singer whose records are best sellers. Will: Her friendliness and sociability to Virginia Lee. MARIAN KILLE Nickname: “Mid Activities: Assembly Club, 2; Home Economics Club, 2: Senior Play Usher, 4; Hi-Spots, 4. Ambition: An excellent housewife Destiny: A photographer's model. Will: Her interest in and share of dates with her good-looking boyfriend to any dcsirer. J. WARNER KINSEY, Jr. Activities: Art Club, 3. Ambition: Music Arranger Destiny: Leader of his own orchestra at the Biltmorc Plata. Will: His Rolls Roycc car to Lee Schelder. RAYMOND H. KNUDSEN Nickname: “Ray” Ambition: Machine Designer Destiny: Commissioned officer in the Marines. Will: His struggles in chemistry to Ted Stratton. Portyfa JUNE K. KOLVA Activities: Commercial Club, 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary Destiny: Secretary for Coach Cosh. Will: Her reserved actions to Marilyn Reeves. NORMAN ROBERT KOTOK Ambition: Aircraft Engineer Destiny: Vineland's leading banana salesman. Will: His precise knowledge of fruit prices to Allan Moore. ROCCO LA TORRE, Jr Activities: Track, 1, 2; Football, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President, 1; Home- room President, 3; Italian Club, 1. Ambition: Naval Officer Destiny: Head football coach at Millville High School. Will: His studious habits to Charles Becker. HELEN ANN LAURIELLA Activities: Choral Club, 2; Hi-Spots, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Homeroom Vice-President, 1; Homeroom President, 2, 3. Ambition: Beautician Destiny: The favorite coiffure stylist of Hollywood beauties. Will: Her infectious giggle to Doris Brodzik. JEANNE LEIBE Activities: Treasurer Choral Club, 4; Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Milk Fund Show. 2: Vice-President Biology Club. 3; French Club, 3: Senior Record Staff. 4; Senior Play, 4; Honor Patrol, 4; Latin Award, 1, 2; Semester Honor Roll, 1, 3. Ambition: Airplane Hostess Destiny: Miss America of 1945. Will: Her thoughtfulness to Phyllis Berstein. Fortytix NEWTON LETTS, Jr. Activities: Track, I, 2, 3; Band, 1, 2. Ambition: Cabinet Maker Destiny: A happily-married man. Will: His skill in carpentry and ironwork to “Bucky Petway. BERNARD LEVIN Activities: Track, 2. Ambition: Anti-Aircraft Gunner Destiny: Chief auctioneer at a local bargain store. Will: His love for getting out of school on time to Bill Schwarzman. JERRY F. LIGUORI Activities: Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Successful Business Man Destiny: Clothes model in well-known stores. Will: His collegiate clothes to Andrew Senokosoff. JOSEPH LIRIO Activities: Basketball. 1: Track, 4; Student Council, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; President Chemistry Club, 4; Honor Patrol, 2. Ambition: Head Chemist at Dupont's Destiny: Mr. Starkey's successor as chief chemist in V.H.S. Will: The ‘'overtime he has spent on chemistry to Frank Lorentz. FRANK WILLIAM LUISI Activities: Sacred Heart High School: Football. 1, 2: Basketball, 1, 2. Vineland High School: Football, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4. Ambition: Officer in U. S. Marine Air Corps Destiny: Model for Jantzen's bathing suits. Will: His football jersey to Leon Bennett. Fortyttvtn SIGRID LUNDER Nickname: Sig Activities: Commercial Club, 3; Traffic Squad, 3; Hi-Spots, 4. Ambition: Defense Worker Destiny: Author of How to Groom Blonde Hair. Will: Her soft tone of voice to Geraldine Pasquale. CHARLES MacDADE Nickname: Chick Activities: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Sergeant in U. S. Army Destiny: An expert fisherman who never misses the big ones. Will: His seeming bashfulncss to Maurice Greenblatt. FRANCES M. MacNEIL Nickname: “Dee Dee Activities: Choral Club, 3; Library Council, 4. Ambition: Teacher Destiny: Wife of a famous movie actor. Will: Her seat next to Miss Bcaklcy's desk during English class to Rosalie Creamer. SALVATORE MADRECHESIA Nickname: “Sam” Activities: Senior Record Staff. 4. Ambition: Dentist Destiny: A country doctor with a large practice. Will: His stentorian voice to Clifford Pollard. LOTTIE MANDERS Activities: President Commercial Club, 3, 4; Student Council, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary Destiny: The First Lady’s indispensable secretary. Will: Her industrious nature to Joan Connolly. Fortycigh I CLAIRE MANGINO Activities: Art Club, 4. Ambition: Beautician Destiny: An announcer for Eaty Wheaty breakfast food. Will: Her stillness to Franklin Tuso. ALFRED MANTOPOLI Ambition: U. S. Aviator Destiny: Owner of a riding academy. Will: His sense of humor to any person who needs it. DORIS ANDREA MARCIANO Nickname: “Dar ACTIVITIES: Camden High School: Tumbling, 1; Tennis, 1; Chccrlcading, 1. Clayton High School: Hockey, 2: Choral Club, 2, 3; Chccrlcading, 2; Library Council, 2. Bridgeton High School: Chccrlcading, 3. Vineland High School: Chccrlcading, 4; French Club, 4; Hi-Spots, 4. Choral Club, 4. Ambition: Singer Destiny: Singer with Benny Goodman and his band. Will: Her place on the cheerleading squad to Claire Nicholson. VIRGINIA MARIE MAURIZIO Nickname: “Gingc Activities: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club, 1. Ambition: Telephone Operator Destiny: A snappy gym teacher at Yale University. Will: Her long, attractively arranged hair to Caroline Ciola. CHARLES MAYO Nickname: “Chuck Activities: Band, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Track, 4. Ambition: Flight Lieutenant in U. S. Air Corps Destiny: Flight instructor at Randolph Field. Will: His position in the band to Kcrmit Carlbcrg. Forty-nine ELIZABETH E. McVAUGH Nickname: “Betty” Activities: Choral Club, 2, 3: Library Council, 4. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: An army nurse. Will: Her meekness to Harriet Orlinsky. SHIRLEY MELLETZ Activities: Choral Club, 1: Honor Patrol, 1, 2; Sophomore Council, 2; Hi- Spots, 2, 3; Associate Editor Hi-Spots, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Traffic Squad, 2, 3, 4; Assembly Club, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Journalist Destiny: A noted New York journalist. Will: Her sense of humor to Diamond Ascani. HENNRIETTA JEAN MILLER Nickname: “Heny” Activities: Choral Club, 2, 3, 4: Cantata, 3; Hi-Spots, 4; Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4: Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y, 4; Dramatic Club, 1; Public Speaking Contest, 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Social Service Worker Destiny: A missionary in the hill-country of Kentucky. Will: Her public speaking ability to Joe Hirsch. ALMA PHYLLIS MODELLE Nickname: ”A1” Activities: Honor Patrol, 1; Chemistry Club. 4; Senior Record Staff. 4; Latin Certificate, 1, 2; Semester Honor Roll, 1, 2. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: A private nurse who marries one of her wealthy patients. Will: Her keen interest in and love for Latin to Rose DiTomo. GENE MONTANA Activities: Art Club, 3; Traffic Squad, 4: Assembly Club, 2: Band, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 3, 4. Ambition: Professional Artist Destiny: Leader of the band that took Krupa's place. Will: His drums to Paul Barner. Fifty ANDREW J. MORATELLI Nickname: Bandy” Activities: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Prosperous Farmer Destiny: Teacher of history at H. L. Rcber. Will: The hours he spends at his homework to Tom Wriggins. JEAN GLENN MORRISON Activities: Choral Club, 1; Honor Patrol, 3; Hi'Spots Staff, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Art Club, 4. Ambition: Typist Destiny: Stenographer for a prominent business man. Will: Her love of art to Dolly Giordano. FLORENCE CAROLYN MULLEN Nickname: “Flo Activities: Treasurer Choral Club, 3: Choral Club, 1, 2, 3. 4: Milk Fund Show, 2; Secretary French Club, 4; French Club, 3. 4: Traffic Squad. 2, 3, 4; Assembly Club, 2, 3: Senior Record Staff. 4; Commencement Usher, 3. Ambition: Social Science Teacher Destiny: Successor to the author of Casper Milquetoast. Will: Her talent for arguing in classes to Raymond Hoffman. ELSIE LORETTA MUZZARELLI Activities: Vice-President Library Council, 4; Library Council, 3, 4; Sec- retary Italian Club. 4: Italian Club, 3, 4; Vice-President Homeroom, 1; Secretary Homeroom, 2. Ambition: Teacher Destiny: A designer of clothes that make short girls look taller. Will: Her cute and doll-like appearance to Grace Buscaglia. DAVID NEILL Activities: Hi-Spots, 2, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 3, 4: Chemistry Club, 4; President Honor Patrol, 4. Ambition: Doctor Destiny: Chief of Staff at an exclusive women’s hospital. Will: His vocabulary to Bill Carcw. Piflyoitt JOSEPH WILLIAM NEUMANN Nickname: Joe Activities: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3. 4; President F.F.A., 2. Ambition: Gladioli Grower Expert Destiny: Grower of bulbs that make the Dutch jealous. Will: His quiet personality to John Bernardini. ANNE M. PADDEN Activities: Senior Record Staff, 4; Homeroom Secretary, 1. Ambition: Secretary Destiny: An efficient secretary for Cary Grant. Will: Her talkativeness to Shirley Saul. JOSEPHINE A. PAGANO Nickname: “Jo Activities: Basketball. 2, 3, 4; Riding Club. 4; French Club, 4; Biology Club, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Hi'Spots, 4; Latin Certificate, 2; Semester Honor Roll, 3. Ambition: Airline Hostess Destiny: An airplane stewardess who cheers up lonesome travelers. Will: Her task of delivering detention slips to Rose Marie Hcnzi. OLYMPIO PAGANO Activities: Football, 3: Library Council, 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Army Air Corps Pilot Destiny: Clothes model for a “Zoot Suit company. Will: His curly hair to Thomas Clark. ANNA E. PAGLIUGHI Nickname: “Babe Activities: Bowling Club, 4; Drum and Bugle Corps, 3, 4; Biology Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4; Library Council, 4. Ambition: Office Worker Destiny: A lieutenant in the WAVES. Will: Her lessons in playing the bugle for the corps to Nancy Pennino. Piftytwo FRANK J. PAGLIUGHI Activities: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Judging Team, 3; Secretary F.F.A., 2, 3. Ambition: Farmer Destiny: Author of the recently published book “The Accordion and How It Should Be Played. Will: His accordion to Frank Iula. MARIE PALVERENTO Activities: Italian Club, 3; Library Council, 3; Senior Record Staff, 4; Sec- retary Homeroom, 1. Ambition: Civil Service Typist Destiny: A typist for a prominent statesman. Will: Her cheerfulness to Jean Dillon. OLIVIO PANCHERI Nickname: “Lee Activities: Track, 1, 2, 3: Football, 1. Ambition: Mayor of Vineland Destiny: A star performer at the National A.A.U. Meets. Will: His ability to run the mile to Harvey Fraley. LORE PAPE Activities: N toum High School: French Club, 1, 2: French Award, 1, 2; Semester Honor Roll, 1, 2. Vineland High School: Vice-President Spanish Club, 3, 4; Commercial Club, 3. Ambition: Private Secretary Destiny: A news analyst on a national radio program. Will: Her frank, engaging smile to Betty Lauriclla. DOMENICK PARIS Nickname: “Doc” Activities: Football, 3. Ambition: Boxer Destiny: Undisputed middle-weight champion of the world. Will: His boxing ability to John Winslow. Fifty-three NICHOLAS PASQUALE, Jr. Nickname: “Nick” Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3; Track, 1, 2. 3. Ambition: Officer in the U. S. Army Destiny: Contractor in charge of building the twenty-story skyscraper at Sixth and Landis. Will: His modcl-A Ford to Bill Wilson. HELENE K. PAVELKA Activities: HiSpots, 4; Secretary Commercial Club, 4; Senior Play Usher, 4. Ambition: Physician's Secretary Destiny: Dr. Kildare's private secretary. Will: Her cooperative spirit to Bessie Spain. HERBERT PERKINS Activities: Football, 3. Ambition: Officer in the U. S. Navy Destiny: Clark Gable's successor as the screen's greatest lover. Will: His pair of eyeglasses to Joseph Magozzu. YOLANDA T. PETRONGOLO Nickname: “Lana Petro Activities: Riding Club, 4; Choral Club, 1, 2: Dramatic Club, 1; Library Council, 3, 4; Hi-Spots, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Civil Service Clerical Worker Destiny: A woman commentator. Will: Her speed and accuracy in typing to Shirley Johnson. RALPH PIERCE Nickname: “Hank Ambition: Physical Culturist Destiny: Artist for Esquire, outshining Vargas and Petty. Will: His pleasing voice to Lorraine Filippi. Fifty four GENE FRANCIS PIERSON Activities: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Destiny: M.I.T. graduate, majoring in mechanical engineering. WILL: His military gait to Ray Gatti. EMMA MARIE PIO Activities: Secretary Home Economics Club, 4; Home Economics Club, 3 4; Art Club, 4. Ambition: Beautician Destiny: Proprietress of Pio’s Beauty Salon. Will: Her quiet behavior to Lucille Ramish. RICHARD PITEL Nickname: “Dick Activities: Honor Patrol, 3; Hi-Spots, 1, 3; Business Manager of Senior Play, 4. Ambition: Dentist Destiny: Proprietor of Pitcl's Painless Tooth Extracting Institute. Will: His insurance he keeps on his cat Oscar to Johnnie Calvario. LOUISE MARIE PLATANIA Activities: Bowling Club, 4: Choral Club, 1; Treasurer Library Council, 4; Library Council, 3, 4; Senior Play Stage Committee, 4. Ambition: Government Typist Destiny: A famous interior decorator. Will: Her patience with history to Betty Thompson. DOLORES POGGI Nickname: Pog Activities: Library Council, 1, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff. 4; Senior Play Usher, 4; Hi-Spots, 4. Ambition: Model for Dresses Destiny: Authoress of “How to Cook Meals and Keep Your Husband’s Love. Will: Her happy-go-lucky disposition to Jean Unsworth. Fi ijr iw ZENA POLOMOSHNOFF ACTIVITIES: Treasurer Commercial Club, 4; Commercial Club, 3. 4 Hi Spots, 4. Ambition: Airplane Pilot Destiny: Head of the commercial department at Bridgeton High School. Will: Her excessive giggles to Elaine Stem. DONALD PORCH Nickname: “Don Activities: Band, 1; Hi Spots Representative, 3; Homeroom Representative, 3: Delegate Junior Red Cross, 3. Ambition: Flying Reporter Destiny: Partner in the Airport of Mayo and Porch. Will: His wondering why we study Hamlet to Gene Ragonc. FRANCES PUCCINELLI Activities: Vice-President Italian Club, 4; Italian Club, 3, 4. Ambition: Teacher Destiny.- Wife of a retired millionaire. Will: Her understanding manner to Winifred Becker. THERESA M. QUAIROLI Activities: Italian Club, 3, 4; Library Council, 4; Hi-Spots, 4; Advertising Committee Senior Play. 4. Ambition: Beautician DESTINY: A cook for Vineland High School’s Cafeteria. Will: Her jolly manner to Marion Wriggins. JOSEPH D. QUARELLA Activities: Treasurer Senior Class, 4; Secretary F.F.A., I; F.F.A., 3, 4. Ambition: Farmer Destiny: President of a local bank. Will: His good marks to William Sontaag. Piltytix JOHN JOSEPH QUINESSO, Jr. Nickname: Junie Activities: Basketball. 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Spots Representative, 1, 3; Vice- President Homeroom, 1. Ambition: Sports Commentator DESTINY: Well-known coach and authority on basketball. WILL: His curly top to John Kalvinskas. RAYMOND REHER Nickname: Ray” Ambition: Pilot in Army Air Corps Destiny: A motor vehicle inspector. Will: His red hair to Harry Kwantler. BETTY RICCIO Nickname: Snookie Activities: Cheerleading, 3, 4; Basketball, 1; Library Council, 1. Ambition: Navy wife Destiny: The winner of a Most Glamorous Housewife contest. Will: Her enthusiastic cheerleading to Theresa Chiclli. GERTRUDE P. RICHARDS Ambition: Beautician Destiny: A highly-paid model for famous hair stylists. Will: Her blonde hair and sparkling blue eyes to Ingic Busse. LOREN SUPPLEE RIGGINS, Jr. Nickname: “Popcyc Activities: Band, 1. 2, 3, 4: Orchestia, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Band. 3, 4: President Orchestra, 3; Vice-President Orchestra, 4; Chemistry Club, 4: Student Council, 3. Ambition: Head of a large oil company Destiny: South Vineland’s richest oil magnate. Will: His seat in trig, class to Frank Harris. Fi iy-KKN FRANK ROBINSON Activities: Reporter F.F.A., 1; State Judging Team F.F.A.. 3: Winner of the State Broiler Contest, 1; F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary F.F.A., 4. Ambition: Master Sergeant in the Marine Corps Destiny: Owner of a farm in partnership with Mr. Goodier. Will: His love for farming to Conrad Oliven. JOSEPHINE ROMANO Nickname: “Jo Activities: Choral Club, 1; Art Club, 1; Italian Club, 3, 4; Commercial Club, 3: Graduation Usher, 3; Homeroom Representative Hi-Spots, 4. Ambition: A WAAC Destiny: Aviatrix in the WAFS. Will: Her customary grin to Lucille Capozzi. GLORIA WYONA ROSE Nickname: Bunchy Activities: Basketball, 2; Choral Club, 3: President Traffic Squad, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 1; Assembly Club, 3: Student Council, 4; Senior Play, 4: Senior Record Staff, 4; Public Speaking Contest, 3. 4: Library Council, 2; Usher for Boys Public Speaking Contest, 3: Second Prize Public Speaking Contest. Ambition: Radio Announcer Destiny: A woman politician and candidate for the U. S. President. Will: Her strange attraction to tall, blond fellows to Molly Olsen. BERNICE ROSEN Nickname: “Bcrnic ACTIVITIES: Choral Club, 2; Milk Fund Show, 2: Typing Certificate, 2: Dramatic Club, 1; Assembly Club, 3: French Club. 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Hi-Spots, 4. Ambition: Journalist Destiny: Directress of three-hour daylight blackouts. Will: Her good nature to Jestin Smith. DAVID ROSEN Nickname: Dave Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1. 2. 3. 4: F.F.A., 2, 3, 4; Treasurer F.F.A., 3; Vice-President F.F.A., 4; Hi-Spots, 3; Student Council, 4. Ambition: District Manager of the Great Atlantic if Pacific Tea Company Destiny: Tackle for the Chicago Bears. Will: His position on the football team to Joseph Tobalski. Fijlyotht MARILYN RUTH ROSSI Nickname: Merle” Activities: Basketball, 2, 3: Home Economics Club, 4; Hi-Spots, 4; Home- room Representative Hi-Spots, 1. Ambition: Telephone Operator Destiny: A teacher of home economics at Millville High School. Will: Her charming smile to Pauline Johnson. MARGARET A. ROYAL Nickname: Marge ACTIVITIES: Riding Club, 4; Honor Patrol. 3, 4; Library Council, 2, 3. 4: Traffic Squad, 2. Ambition: Dietitian Destiny: A dietitian in the WAVES. Will: Her technique as a school librarian to Peggy Edwards. SOPHIE ANN RYCHLICKI Ambition: Army Nurse Destiny: A Kindergarten teacher Will: Her habit of being quiet to Nancy Locicero. MARGARET S. SAVAGE Nickname: “Marge Activities: Basketball, 3; Choral Club, 4; Home Economics Club. 3. Ambition: Telephone Operator Destiny: A woman insurance agent. Will: Her calm mood to Eleanor Oliven. LEROY SBERTOLI Nickname: Lookie Activities: Sophomore Council, 2. AMBITION: Employee of Glen Martin's, constructing airplanes Destiny: College professor at a small women's college. Will: His calmness to Edward DeLiusi. I Fifty-nine LORRAINE MARIE SCARPA Activities: Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Homeroom President, 1; Hi-Spots Represen- tative, 3, 4: Library Council, 2, 3; Assembly Club, 3. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: A woman lifeguard at Miami Beach. Will: Her timely shooting in basketball to Isabel Joseph. ROSALIE C. SCHELDER Nickname: “Ro Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Representative Drum and Bugle Corps, 2; Senior Record Staff, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 4: Hi- Spots, 3, 4; Assembly Club, 3; Commercial Club, 3; Typing Certificate, 2, 3; Basketball, 3. Ambition: Defense Worker Destiny: The prominent leader of an all-girls' band. Will: Her studiousness and good marks to Larry Joseph. LAWRENCE PAUL SCHENCK Nickname: “Larry Activities: Senior Record Staff, 4; Student Council, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; President Band, 4; Vice-President Senior Class, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Musician Destiny: Teacher of music at Kalamazoo High School, Michigan. Will: His saxaphone to Louis Manestrina. GLORIA VIOLA SCHIAPELLI Nickname: “Glory Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Senior Tri-Hi-Y, 4; Senior Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4; Vice-President Home Economics Club, 4; Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 4: Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee, 4; Home Economics Delegate to Port Norris, 3. Ambition: Brain Surgeon Destiny: The owner of a girls' camp in the Catskill Mountains. Will: Her slenderness to Dolly Raven. JOHN F. SCHNEIDER, III Nickname: Johnnie Activities: Football, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4; President Senior Class. 4; President Spanish Club, 3: Spanish Club, 3, 4; President Hi-Y, 3; Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 4; Hi-Spots, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Student Council, 4; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4; Pegasus, 4: Public Speaking Contest, 4; Assembly Club, 3; Prom Committee, 3, 4; Latin Award, 2. Ambition: U. S. Senator from New Jersey Destiny: President of the largest chain of bakeries in the East. Will: His duties as senior class president to next year's president. Sixty SHIRLEE SCHOCK Activities: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2. Ambition: U. S. Marine Destiny: An expert accountant. Will: His basketball ability to Lynn Kouhopp. MARIE SCRIVANI Nickname: Scriwy” ACTIVITIES: Bowling Club. 4: Riding Club, 4; Assembly Club, 3; Biology Club, 4; Library Council, 2. Ambition: History Teacher Destiny: A 4-H Club directress in a rural section of Iowa. Will: Her tomboyish mannerisms to Gladys Stubbee. MORRIS SELVA Ambition: Manager of a department store Destiny: Manager of a Five and Ten Cent Store. Will: His meekness to Verne Streeter. IGOR SENOKOSOFF Nickname: “Mad Russian” Activities: Secretary F.F.A., 2; F.F.A., 3, 4. Ambition: Anti-aircraft Gunner in the U. S. Navy Destiny: Famous Alaskan trapper. Will: His manly moustache to Clarence Franceschini. ELIZABETH JANE SHORE Nickname: “Betty Activities: Riding Club, 4: Interclass Track, 4; Intcrclass Basketball. 4; Accompanist for Choral Club, 3: Accompanist for French Club, 4: Dra- matic Club, 1, 3; Assembly Club, 2, 3; Traffic Squad. 2, 3: Honor Patrol, 3: French Award, 2; Honorable Mention for French Award. 3: French Club, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4: Senior Play Usher, 4: Hi-Spots, 4: Semester Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3; Biology Club, 3; Intramural Hockey, 4. Ambition: Laboratory Technician Destiny: The gag writer for Abbott and Costello. Will: Her ability to tickle the ivories to Catherine Capizola. Sixtyone J. FRANKLIN SIGAFOOS Nickname: Sig Activities: Basketball, 1; Sophomore Council. 2: Homeroom Treasurer, 1; Senior Homeroom Treasurer, 4; Defense Bonds and Stamps Representa- tive, 4. Ambition: Accountant Destiny: Bookkeeper and accountant at the Vineland Corn Exchange. WILL: His task of collecting money for Mr. Gardella to Charlie Osborn. RUTH KATHARINE SINCLAIR Nickname: Kathie Activities: Bowling Club. 4: Secretary Choral Club. 4: Choral Club. 1. 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps. 2: Homeroom President. 1: Homeroom Vice-President, 3: Hi-Spots. 3. 4: Assembly Club, 2. 3: Senior Record Staff. 4: Milk Fund Show, 2: Traffic Squad. 3. 4; Senior Play Committee. 4; Library Council, 3: Commencement Usher, 3; Honor Patrol. 4. Ambition: Business Woman Destiny: Traveling teacher of “Home Economy for Housewives.” Will: Her friendly, likable manner to Flo Prince. SYLVIA H. SMITH Nickname: “Syl” Activities: President Homeroom, 1: Vice-President Homeroom, 2; Honor Patrol. 4: Senior Play Usher, 4: Cafeteria Squad, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary in a law firm Destiny: A federal accountant who checks the books of Morgentbau. Will: Her charming smile to Pat Stubbcc. CHARLOTTE J. SNYDER Nickname: Char Activities: Basketball, 2. Ambition: Air Line Hostess Destiny: A sedate hat saleswoman in Lily Dache's Salon. Will: Her shy Mona Lisa smile to Mary Jane Conway. IRENE SNYDER Activities: Washington Irving High School: Gym Club, 2; French Club, 2: English Club, 2. Vineland High School: Riding Club, 4; Basketball. 3; French Club, 2, 3, 4; Assembly Club, 3; Biology Club, 3, 4; Secretary Chemistry Club, 4; Latin Award, 3: Semester Honor Roll, 2. 3. Ambition: Surgeon Destiny: A world-renowned surgeon. Will: Her adorable French accent to Violet Duffy. Sucty-tK'o JUDSON GILLESPIE SNYDER Nickname: Judd Activities: Lambertville High School: Orchestra. 2. Vineland High School: Track, 3: Band, 3, 4. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer DESTINY: Well-known traveling evangelist. Will: His love for popular music to Bernic Moyer. VIRGINIA MARION SNYDER Nickname: “Jen” Activities: Basketball. 2. Ambition: Business Woman Destiny: The instructress of a physical fitness class. Will: Her athletic ability to Rosella Stein. JULIA ROSE SPADA Ambition: Nurse Destiny: An efficient nurse at Newcomb Hospital. Will: Her quiet, reserved manner to Eva Catalano. EDWARD GERALD SPIEGEL Ambition: Airplane Mechanic Destiny: Renowned small-town politician. Will: His knowledge of physics to Anthony Contento. ELIJAH SPINOSI Nickname: Eli Activities: Hi-Spots Representative, 3; Traffic Squad, 3, 4: Honor Patrol, 3, 4. Ambition: Owner of a chain of clothing stores Destiny: Traveling representative for a nationally known mens furnishings company. Will: His Traffic Squad post to Frank Lombardo. Sixty-thrre THERESA M. SPOSATO Nickname: “Patty” Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps, 3, 4; Home Economics Club, 4; Honor Patrol, 3, 4; Senior Play Usher, 4. Ambition: Beautician Destiny: A side-splitting comedienne. Will: Her low, husky voice to Irene Cherniak. EDGAR P. SPRAGUE Nickname: Ed Ambition: Airplane Pilot Destiny: Vineland's best-known hunter and trapper. Will: His half of the Brooklyn Bridge to Russ Sperling because he can't take it with him. MARIAN STEIN Activities: Atlantic City High School Basketball, 2; Tennis, 2: Drum Major- ette of Band, 2: Leader Corps, 1, 2. Vineland High School: Hockey. 4: Basketball. 3, 4: Bowling, 4; Honor Patrol. 4; Hi-Spots. 4. Ambition: Air Line Hostess Destiny: A model for chic “junior miss” styles. Will: Her love for Atlantic City to any other native of that metropolis. JOHN CALVIN STREET Nickname: “Johnny ACTfVlTlES: Traffic Squad, 4. Ambition: Radio Operator Destiny: Cartoonist for newspapers and magazines. Will: His slender and tall form to Henry Biagi. EDGAR STRENGE Activities: Football, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Machinist Destiny: Traveling repairman of printing presses and equipment. Will: His crew hair cuts to all sailors. Sut -four MIRIAM DEY STULTZ Activities: Tennis, 3; Choral Club Accompanist, 1, 2, 3; Choral Club, 1, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, 2, 3; French Club, 3. Ambition: Pianist Destiny: Touring concert pianist who is annually booked for Robin Hood Dell. Will: Her unusual musical ability to Ruth Carew. DOROTHY MARIE TAYLOR Nickname: “Dot Activities: Secretary Band, 2, 3; Secretary Orchestra, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3; Orchestra, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Spots, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Journalist Destiny: One of America's better known orchestra wives. Will: Her sentimentality to Frances Ruccolo. ANITA M. TESTA Nickname: “Nita Activities: Riding Club. 4; Home Economics Club, 1, 3, 4; Library Council, 3, 4. Ambition: Beautician Destiny: A leading Vineland beautician. Will: Her good taste in clothes to Gladys Hadley. RICHARD M. TEUBER Nickname: “Dick” Ambition: Electrician Destiny: Head electrician at Almond Road Power and Electric Company. Will: His millionaire unde who left him out of his will to Russ Kidston. WILLIAM BYRNE THOMAS Nickname: “Bill” Activities: Vice-President Homeroom, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineer at DuPont’s Destiny: A chemical research engineer at Du Pont’s. Will: His provisions in his locker to his brother Bob. Suty-Jlcx CHARLOTTE CONCETTA TOMASSO ACTIVITIES: President Home Economics Club, 4: Home Economics Club, 1, 2. 3, 4: Senior Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Home Economics Delegate to Port Norris, 3. Ambition: Domestic Science Teacher Destiny: A talented roller skating instructress. Will: Her dark olive complexion to Rose Blew. FRANCES T. TORREGROSSO Activities: Choral Club, 3: Assembly Club, 2; Art Club. 3; Home Economics Club, 2, 3. Ambition: Nurse Destiny: Albert Einstein's most dependable laboratory assistant. Will: Her long, dark eyelashes to Jean Ault. GLORIA TUSINO Nickname: “Glor Activities: Basketball, 2; Homeroom President, 2; Homeroom Vice-President, 1; Public Speaking Contest, 1, 2: Dramatic Club, I; Cafeteria Patrol, 1, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 1, 2; Hi-Spots, 4. Ambition: Aeronautical Designer Destiny: Glamour Girl of 1945. Will: Her long, blond tresses to Jean Kucher. JOHN SYDNEY UNSWORTH, Jr. Nickname: Jack Activities: Prom Committee, 3: Head Manager Football, 2, 3; Track, 1, 2, 3: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band. 1. 4; Chemistry Club. 4; Senior Play. 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineer Destiny: Metropolitan tenor due to his experience received at the senior play. Will: His comb that produces curly hair to Solve Serra. VINCENT A. VASSALOTTI Activities: Italian Club. 3. 4. Ambition: Mechanic Destiny: Driver of a trailer truck. Will: His ownership of the Landisville Gazette to Lou Lolli. Sixly-jix ALDA VENTURI Nickname: “E Activities: President Italian Club. 4; Italian Club. 3, 4; Homeroom President. 3; Library Council, 4: Student Council. 4. Ambition: Air Line Hostess Destiny: Italian instructress at V.H.S. WILL: Her unique hair do‘s to Jean Limpert. BERNARD VICK Nickname: “Bill Activities: Baseball. 1, 2. 3. Ambition: Baseball Player Destiny: Pitcher for the New York Yankees. Will: His three stars earned in Biology to Carl Haught. JEFFERSON WARE Activities: Honor Patrol, 3; Dramatic Club. 3. Ambition: Pilot Destiny: Owner of a fleet of trucks. Will: His mechanical drawing technique to Daniel La Ferricrc. JAMES WENK Activities: Library Council, I, 2, 3, 4; History Club, I; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 4. Ambition: Naval Aviator DESTINY: Author of a book for those wishing a large vocabulary. Will: His nack for fathoming complicated problems to John Werger. JOHN R. WILSON Nickname: “Jack” Activities: Homeroom Representative Hi-Spots, 4. Ambition: Marine Raider Destiny :( The Marine who killed Tojo. Will: His high pressure salesmanship ability to Buddy George. Sixty-seven LAWRENCE R. WINCHELL, Jr. Nickname: “Larry” Activities: Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer Band. 2: Track, 1; Football, 4; Dele- gate for Junior Red Cross, 3. Ambition: Admiral in the U. S. Navy Destiny: Owner of WinchclPs North East Trading Post. Will: His happy-go-lucky ways to Robert Elia. KENNETH A. WORKMAN Nickname: “Slosh Ambition: Woodshop Teacher Destiny: Chauffeur for K. C. Vanderbilt. Will: His knowing there is a catch in every fire to Betty Naylor. WARREN C. ZORN Nickname: Pete Activities: Baseball, 2, 3: President Student Council, 4; Vice-President Pegasus, 4; Student Council Delegate to Millville, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Delegate to Princeton, 3: Student Council Delegate to Rutgers, 4; Presi- dent of Junior Class, 3: Vice-President of Honor Patrol, 3; Pegasus, 3, 4; President of Sophomore Class, 2: Senior Play, 4; Student Council, 2, 3, 4; Senior Record Staff, 4; Third Prize Public Speaking Contest. Ambition: Radio Announcer Destiny: Radio announcer, especially good at ad-libing. Will: His position as president of Student Council to Solve Dc Bruno. Sixly-oitht OUR CLASSMATES IN THE SERVICE JULIO ARMELLINI U. S. NAVY Sixty-nine SENIOR MEMORIES ■ V Schenrt. Prosper.,. Moiitau and Searpj lead a fdm muon during Mr. Moyer's numbly program. Bud Bliu{burn skirted. around this problem in assembly. dona Tiuino and Lewis Bononcini seem amused. Mr. Terrs. u io � napped our «emor portraits, had very taking way I. Flowers and presents for milady—Senior Play cast shows appreciation to Min Moore. Seventy ctlvitiei Fint Toic—ltft to right: Mr« H. Bethel Citti and Mr . Louise Fenili, faculty adviser ; G. Pierson. B. Shore. E. Creamer. Mr . Naomi Payne .faculty ad i er; J. Cline. R. _Dalc� andro. E. Huhhard; Mi� Jane Bcaktcv and Mr . Jennie R Strong, faculty adviser . Second w� r: M. (.ipolli. ) Pagano. J Morriton, F. Bryan. K. Sinclair. A Pertero, S. Madreche ia. M Black. F. Hoytath, A. Padden. S. Melletz. F. Bortlc. I). Taylor. V. Dilaxxero. Third row: A. Pota. I. Lcihe. B. Coccaro. M. Gallo, E. Hyman. I). Poggi. F. Mullen. B. Riacn. M. Palvcrcnto, C. Berardi. H. Fisher. Y. Petrongolo. H. Lauriella. Fourth roir: A. Modelle. V. Thomas. B. Edfngton. L. Schenck. R. Coodier. E. Battle . A. Ingraham. J. Schneider. R. Schelder. J. Lirio, G. Ruse. SENIOR RECORD STAFF Editor-in'Chief Evelyn Creamer Assistant Editor Jack Cline Business Manager Betty Shore Advertising Manager Rose Dalessandro Editorial Adviser Mrs. Naomi G. Payne Financial Adviser Mrs. H. Bethel Gatti Photography Adviser Mrs. Louise P. Fenili Destiny: Frank Bortlc Betty Edington Henrietta Fisher Alma Modelle Larry Schenck Club Write-ups: Carolyn Berardi Bettcc Coccaro Frances Hoytash Florence Mullen Senior Data: Louis Barnabci Marie Cipolla Salvatore Madrcchesia Josephine Pagano Dorothy Taylor William Thomas Advertising: Eli Cohen Elaine Hyman Helen Lauriella Jerry Liguori Yolanda Petrongolo Gloria Rose John Schneider Katharine Sinclair Will: Edna Mac Battles Jeanne Lcihe Joseph Lirio Shirley Melletz Warren Zorn Art: Marion Black Florence Bryan Robert Goodicr Photography: Lillian Cherniak Angelo Fcsta Margaret Gallo Arthur Ingraham Gene Pierson Dolores Poggi Typists: Violet Dilazzcro Anne Fcrrcro Jean Morrison Anne Padden Marie Palvcrcnto Bernice Rosen Rosalie Schelder Business Secretary Evelyn Hubbard Scventytuo Fi� � t row—left to right: E. Pallarer. F. Bor lie. W. Zorn. Mi� � Rose Sicrnbcrg. faculty adviser; E. Creamer. M. Dutra. R. Carew. Second row: J. Unaworth, C. Toma� � o. M. Gallo. E. Hyman. I . Peter� . A. Venturi, B. Lauriella. Third row: A. Dangicri, M. Black. G. Rose. O. Borowitx. G. Schiapclli. L. Mander . F. Hoyta h. F. Bryan. Fourth row: J. Lirio, F. Prince. J. Cline, D. R wen. I). Neill. S. Dc Bruno, J. Schneider. G. Gillette. STUDENT COUNCIL Purpose: To unify all student organizations under one general control; to aid in the internal administration of the school; to develop in a democracy by pro- President viding the privilege in participating in such a one. Warren Zorn Activities: September to June- -Backed the undertakings of other clubs. September to November—Took care of student section at football games. September—Inducted all members of Student Council in student assemblies. October—Attended Citizenship Convention at Millville. November—Sponsored Junior Red Cross Drive; attended a convention of all Student Councils of New Jersey at New Brunswick. December—Decorated the school and sponsored competitive decoration of homerooms; sold tuberculosis seals. February—Brought into Student Council representatives of all homerooms. March to June—Co-operated closely with Victory Corps; sponsored drive for cleanliness, courtesy, and citizenship. Vice-President Evelyn Creamer Secretary Margaret Dutra T reasurer Frank Bortle Faculty Adviser Miss Rose H. Sternberg Seventy-three L ft to nght: R. Carew. S. De Bruno. B. Lauricllo. Mr� . Lola Bradway, faculty advitcr. .JUNIOR CLASS President Solve De Bruno Vice-President Ruth Carew Secretary-T reasurer Betty Lauriella Faculty Adviser Mrs. Lola H. Bradway Activities: September to June—Held general committee meetings once a month. December—Presented an assembly: Piano Solo—Diamond Ascani Marimba Solo—Paul Barncr Vocal Solo—Dorothy Peters Trumpet Solo—Paul Casacci Piano Solo—Evelyn Barish May—Co-sponsor of Junior-Senior Prom Sercnty. otir SOPHOMORE CLASS Activities: September to June—Held meetings with two representatives from every sophomore homeroom: problems were presented and discus:cd. January—Presented an assembly; the theme was general slapstick comedy. April—Sponsored a speaker for assembly. President Solve Serra Vice-President Evelyn Weddick Secretary Armida Dancieri Treasurer Edvige Pallaver Faculty Adviser Miss Margaret Fiamingo Seventy-fx RcjJiuk from front to rear of room: Fmt row left B. Koenig. M. Black funding. E. Brciso. J. Mormon, B. L. Kilgallcn, G. Row. Second row: D. Stile� . B. Sprague, E. Pio. Third rou’: F. Bryan funding. J. Fi� her. C. Swcnlin. J. Fricano. Mr . Antoinette Roger . (amity advitcr. ART CLUB President Florence Bryan Vice-President Evelyn Brbzzo Secretary Dorothy Stites T reasurer Jane Fisher Faculty Adviser Mrs. Antoinette Rogers Purpose: To help students who have an interest in art to develop this interest to the fullest extent: to acquaint them with materials not used in art classes be- cause of lack of time: to educate the people of Vineland that art exists in every phase of life. Activities: September to June—Prepared school posters for dances, plays, assemblies, and drives. November—Decorated Christmas boxes for soldiers. December—Made Christmas decorations for the school. May—Helped in decorating gym for Junior-Senior Prom. Srwuji'ib F,ilLo° Rumo 10 n h,: Pwno- C Bcrard'- p- D � - R Carcw. O. Borowitx. J. Patule. R. Rafter. E. Enxer. R. Henzi. M. §£ 7 M BJj |h £ S«rn- H; Orl.mlv. i: Luna IX Manare ,. K. Gaboedi. I. Mxngin... M Serivani. M De Luca. Third rou. Mi� � Helen G. Moore, faculty adviier; G. Oliven, N. W iuwieuer. B. Thom ' Snyder, F. Lorentx. E. Oliven. H. Lenneberg. B. Coccaro.’ omp on. M. Stefano. M. Brodman. I. Snell. I. BIOLOGY CLUB Purpose: To learn more about biology through the effort of the individual in using material for which there is no time during class periods. Activities: September—Organised the club. September to Junc--Hcld regular meetings after which the members worked on anything concerning biology that interested them; many used the newly obtained sec-o-scopc. October—Held a Hallowe'en party. December- -Had a combined Christmas party and farewell for the sponsor. Miss Helen Moore. May—Presented an assembly program. President Olga Borowitz Vice-President Ruth Carew Secretary Gerry Pasquale Treasurer Rosalie Rafter Faculty Advisers Miss Helen Moore September to January Mr. Bennett K. Matlack January to June Seventyieven Reading from from to rear of room: . .. , „ D „ di«. Pint row—left: M. Braun. E. Enter. Mr. J. Albert Starkey, faculty advircr; A. Modelle. B. Coccaro. B. Jeffery. Second rou: I. Snyder. J Cime. B Edingcn. J LWorth. G Flamingo. A. Pagliughi. Third row. E. Bortlc. C. Berardi. C. Mayo. W. Thom� � . E. Cohen, t. Creamer. Fourth row: J. Lirio. J. Schneider. L. Riggin� . Cl IEMISTRY CLUB President Joseph Lirio Vice-President Jack Cline Secretary Irene Snyder Treasurer Carolyn Berardi Reporter Frank Bortle Faculty Adviser Mr. J. Albert Starkey Purpose: To further the study and the understanding of chemistry through experp ments performed by its members and by talks on subjects pertaining to chemistry. Activities: All activities have been limited to work in school. October to June—Series of experiments given by members of the club. January to March—Sponsored a silk stocking drive for the Red Cross. January to May—Educational films shown for the benefit of the club members. Scventy'cight First row—left to right: F. Layton, D. Andrew . A. Wozunk. B. Propst. J. McAllister. I. Cherniak, J. Dandrea, D. Brodzik. B. Logan. M Savage. S. Smith. (I. Manaraze. K Lautiella. R. Badagliaeco, R Viola, M. Dattilio. Second row: T. O'Neill, M. Conway. V. Lee. C. Capizola. B. Stringer. J. Leihc. I). Peter . Min Julia Cummings, faculty adviser; K. Sinclair. R. Carew. J. Uns worth. S. Johnson. N. Edwards, Y. Di Tomo. G. Mantopoli. Third row: Y. Ammirato. E. Pall aver. I). Lacombi. D. Clark. I. O'Neill. B. Walker. C. Cioia. D. Beckwith. M. Gardner. R. Smith. L. Ramish. Z. Loukashenok. C. Coupler. J. Morrell. G. Stubee. C. IV Maio. I. Dowier. J. Ault. Fourth row: M. Hwllen, J. Armato. N. Wisswacsser. B. Thompson. G. Duffv. J. Archer. B. Simpson. K. Simpson. M. Young. E. Battles, F. Mullen. J. Grace. B. Edington, M. Fisher. C. Leonardo, A. Musacchia, A. Mammi. CHORAL CLUB “A few can touch the magic string And noisy Fame is proud to win them; Alas for those that never sing. But die with all their music in them. —Oliver Wendell Holmes Purpose: To promote a love for and an appreciation toward better music. Activities: September to May—Held meetings every Wednesday. December—Presented the annual Christmas assembly. April — Presented annual Cantata. “Song of Man, in assembly; group selections and individual musical numbers were included. President Dorothy Peters Secretary Katharine Sinclair T reasurer Jeanne Leibe Faculty Adviser Miss Julia H. Cummings Scvcntynine Se4t d—left to right: Mr . Helen Miller, faculty advi cr; Z. Polomoihnoff. F. Bryan, L. Mander . H. Pavelka. Mi � Florence Cam', (acuity adviser. Standing: S. Shmuklcr, L. Pape, M. Valletta. M. Gardner. C. Dandrea. E. Chamming . J. Kolva, V. Dilaucro. M. Calvario. COMMERCIAL CLUE President Lottie Manders Vice-President Florence Bryan Secretary Helene Pavelka Treasurer Zena Polomoshnoff Faculty Advisers Mrs. Helen Miller Miss Florence Gatti Purpose : To acquaint students with the outside business world; to develop a keener interest in methods of earning their living: to guide them in selecting their life’s occupation. Activities: September to May—Held regular meetings every other Thursday. September to May—Sold Defense Stamps to the student body. January—Sold tickets for the Vineland Roller Skating Rink for the benefit of the Club. Highly Fimi io� k4teJ left to right: (I. Melick. R Tirrrll, A. Mixxe. E. BUck. E M i. F. Tu� o. Second rou: S. Mclletx. B. Kilgallcn. F. Bryan. A. Heller. B. Burn, Mr� . Edith Siddons, faculty adviser; J. Umwotlh. F. Prince. P. Down. H. Fisher. N. Edward� . Third rou’: J. Madrechcsia. E Pallaver. R. Creamer, E. Goldstein. H. Orlinsky, P. Lamonica. R. Smith, E. Luria. B. Koenig. A. Dallago. R. Alrcrt. W. Ba� � . M. Pinsky. Fourth voir: J. Mon. L. Coalt, S Johnson. M. Conway. K. Lihn. N Pennino. I. Joseph. C. Kidston. A Fruitman. E. Weddick. B Thompson. H. Davall. P Snyder. S. Greenblatt. j. Levy. G. Bach. Fi th rou1: I Bsisse. J. Schneider. E. Cohen. J. Wenk. R. Kidston, F. Harris, F. Snyder. N. Glover. T. Stratton. D. Neill. N. Hoffman. DRAMATIC CLUB Purpose: To offer dramatically inclined students an opportunity to develop their acting ability: to teach them about stage setting and the fascinating art of make-up. to present this popular type of entertainment for the student body. President Jean Unsworth Vice-President Beverly Burn Activities: September to May—Held regular meetings every other Monday. November—Presented the Thanksgiving play, We Thank Thee.” December- -Presented the Christmas play, “Just What They Wanted.” January -Presented an all-girls' play, Girls of the U.S.A.” for the Jwncfit of the Newcomb Hospital. March—Presented the annual three-act play, “Hurricane House.” Secretary Flora Prince Treasurer Audrey Heller Faculty Adviser Mrs. Edith Siddons Eighty-one Pint tow—seated: G. Dc Winne, Mr. William Amlin, faculty advitcr; J. Beer. L. Toffinetti, P. Darpino, R. Dunn. J. Carluzzo, D. Cipolla, W. Berni. J. Moffa, L. Lolli, Mr. Robert M. Goodicr, faculty adviser; I). Beeler. Second roie: C. Stewart, M. Scarpa. C. Oliven. R. Elia, J. Repp. M. Sullivan, A. Gorgo, R. Nixholmn, G. Segal. R. Cole. A. For mento. Third rou’: R. Pagliughi. C. Flitcraft. G. Stites. N. Meaiano, L. Zotzi, J. Parvin, J. Holme . H. Ehlcn. H. Boyer. P. Herrmann. J. McClendon. P. Dalpontc, H. Rcback. F. F. A. GROUPS I II The National F.F.A. Motto: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve. Purpose: To develop competent, aggressive rural and agricultural leadership; to create and nurture a love of country 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 farming programs and establishments in farming; to encourage members to improve the farm home and its sur- roundings; to participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture; to participate in cooperative effort; to encourage improvement in scholarship; to provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational devices. Eighfytiro Fim row—seated- J. taiiicr� . I Scnokosotf. A. Alimenti. Mr. Willum Austin. faculty adviser; A. Senokosoff. F. Keepfer, K. Clark. D. Rosen. M Castcllini. Mr. Robert Goodier. faculty adviser; F. Pagliughi. A. Johnson. H. Fraley. Second row: V. Di Biase, A. Schapcr. J. Neumann, J. Kaplan, A. Macho, L. Monahan. J. Petrini, A. Vareaio. H. Spada. E. Freimark, D. Minkwitz. Third row: J. Elkan. W. Sonntag, A. Viola, E. Kashuhski. J. Smith, P. Levari, G. Kershak, V. Amadci. D. SiRafooj, W. Cavagnaro. F. F. A. GROUPS 111 IV Activities: September to June—Held meetings conducted according to procedure set up by the National Chapter and used as a standard throughout the country. September to June—Did a great deal of farm machinery repair work under the supervision of Mr. Austin: repair work considered of great import- ance towards the war effort program. October—Poultry survey of the Vineland Poultry Tract conducted by Group 2: information obtained from seventy-nine poultrymcn was used as teach- ing material in the classroom during the year. December—Contributed five dollars towards Service Men's Christmas Fund. January—Alfred Alimenti represented Vineland Chapter of F.F.A. at An- nual State Meeting during Agricultural Week at Trenton. Honors won by Vineland High School Agriculture students in 1942-1943: Alfred Alimenti—jynior—State Sweepstakes winner in poultry pullet rear- ing project. President Maurice Castellini Vice-President Dave Rosen Secretary Noel Cully Treasurer Robert Dunn Reporter Louis Lolli Faculty Adviser Mr. Robert M. Goodier Eighty-three First rok’ seated—left to right: J. Untworth. E. B.m h, R. ('.reamer, G. Hadley. I Marciani). P. Ber«tcm. R. Carew. Second rou-: B. Shore. I Snyder. C. Berardi. S. Schatz, F. Hoytath. Mi� � Mildred Durand, faculty adviser; E. Creamer. F. Mullen. J. Pagano. M. Gallo. B. Coccaro. Third rou-: B. Logan. I). Peter� . C. Ciola, E. Olfven, H. Fisher, M. Wiiswacucr, M. Brown. B. Edington, B. Rosen. E. Luria, H. Orlin� lcy, E. Hyman. S. Johnson. M. Stefano. I . Ascani. E. Enzer. Fourth rou: M. Fi� her. I Joseph. O. Borowitz. B. Thompson. F. Prince. R. Henzi. E. Stern. J. Limpert. E. Maytrott. L. Capozzi. G. Dalton. Fi th rok': W. Goldsmith. W. Carew. V. Loick. H. Davalt, F. Snyder. E. Cohen, J. Roocnfclder, P. Down, R. Brosclow, R. Sperling. N. LcGorc, F. Tu o. FRENCH CLUB President Frances Hoytash Vice-President Evelyn Creamer Seerettirv Florence Mullen T reasurer Sylvia Schatz Faculty Adviser Miss Mildred Durand Purpose: To bring together in a French atmosphere outside the classroom students studying French in order to learn more about French culture and customs and to bring about a realisation that French is a living language. Activities: October—Held their first meeting at Miss Durand’s home. November—Had a regular meeting at Rosalie Creamer’s home. December—Enjoyed a Christmas party at Flo Prince’s home. March—Gave a puppet show. April—Had a special Easter meeting. May—Concluded the season with a doggy roast in Dorothy Peters’ garden: presented French department with a present. £ighty' our First row—seated: B. Thompson. M. De Pktro. V. Jannctt. G. Darvtri. M. Kill . D. Tayloc. M. Roaii. E. Harilapp. M. Braun. H. Fisher. B. Shore. E. Churcher. E. S«ern. _ . Second tow: R Hoffman. G. De Winn e. B. Burn. T. Chielli. F. Bryan. S. Mellc-s. E. Hyman. Mr� . Albert P. Bortncr. faculty ad- viser; E. Oiiven. C. Berardi. P. Berstein. G. Bartel . M. Rcver. F. Tu o, R. Miller. Third tout I. Dowlcr. K. Sinclair. A. Webb. B. Cocearo. C. Reale. J. Morrison. V. Lee. R Kovash. I. Tomasctti. S. Saul, M. Vraila, R Petrini. B. I)e Falco. I) P Amico. M. (ainwiy. P. Kholer. J. Pagano. N. Lockero. M Maw-iri. H Baridi. G. Hadley. S Schatz. Fourth row: M Lo Russo. E Enter, L. Ramish. B. Kilgallcn. H. Lauriello. B. Myers. R Smith. E. Dia� . E. Goldstein. S. Esposito. A. Heller. R. Creamer, B. Logan. E. Patterson. ..... „ — Fifth row: N Hoffman. I). Amem� . H Pavelka. E. Rueteman. P. l.omonica. M. Vallctti. E. Hubbard. A. Miller. B. Edington. E. Catalano. H. Orlinsky. E. Luria. T. Quairoli, J. Dillon. M. Driver. ... Sixth row: H. Davall, L. Capossi. G. Tusino. L. Kinncman. I). Potati. B. Rosen. R. Schclder. M. Dalewandro. C. Brody. M. Moratclli. I. Joseph, Y. Petrongolo. M. Stein. _ Seventh row: P. Down. G. Lesenby. D. Neill, J. Schneider. T. Stratton. Z. Polomoshnoff. E. Battles. S. Lunder. H. Hoffman. B. Chynowcth, L. Dunn. J. Caterina. F. Prince. J. Limpcrt, P. Gorman. HI-SPOTS Purpose: To publish a monthly periodical to disseminate news of the school's activi- ties and to act as a forum for needed reforms and improvements. Activities: Published the high school newspaper ten times during the school year. Member of Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Special Features: “Leading Lads and Lassies — private life of well-known students: Corridor Comment — private life of V.H.S. students: “From Here n There — exchange column with other high schools: Our Princi- pal Says”: Letters to the Editor : Sports Slants. Page Editors Page 1 Florence Bryan Page 3 Phyllis Berstein Page 2 Eleanor Oiiven Page 4 George Bartels, Beverly Burn Business Manager - - Carolyn Berardi Circulation Manager Gloria Abbate Publicity Manager - - Theresa Chielli Art Manager • - - Lucille Capozzi Editor'in’Chief Elaine Hyman Associate Editor Shirley Melletz Advertising Manager Marilyn Reeve Financial Adviser Mrs. Vera B. Dp man Editorial Adviser Mrs. Alba P. Bortner Eighty-five S«il«d—l lt to right: J. La Torre. N. Cotianza, F. Snyder. J. Schneider. B. Moyer. N. (.lover, F. Monahan. J. Bernardini. Standing: J. Macho, A. Ingraham. HI-Y President Ned Glover Vice-President Tommy Wriccins Secretary Carl Haught T reasurer Nazzi Costanza Sponsor Mr. Frank Hydorn Purpose : To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and com' munity a high standard of Christian living. Activities: September to June—Held regular meetings every other Wednesday. September to June—Attended gym periods at the Y.M.C.A. September to June—Bought War Stamps regularly. December—Attended a state conference at Montclair, New Jersey. January to March—Played basketball at the “Y.” January and March—Attended conferences at Princeton University. April—Attended Trenton Model Legislature. Eightysix Stated—left to M. Ro i. C. Toma� � o; Miu Marydellc Krwncr. Mr . Bcm.c Wcylman. Mi� � Lillian Bcrlc. faculty adviacrt; E. Standing—left to mtht: M. Enfcrroc. M. Smith. E. Buglio. A. Webb. M. Driver. H. Badaracco. A. Antonini. 11C),ME ECONOMICS CLUB Purpose: To render service to the school and the community: to increase the under standing of the problems of homc making and of the ultimate solution of these problems; to develop social ability and democratic relationship. Activities: September to November—Served refreshments at football games. September to May—Went to surgical dressing, took nutrition courses, and helped wherever possible in the war effort. September—Helped at the tea given by Miss Rossi to introduce new teachers October—Served refreshments at the Sweater Dance. November—Sold dolls: served refreshments at the T dance. December—Presented Home Economics department with a beautiful coffee tray. January—Served at the tea given by the faculty in honor of the new supervising principal and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. William Flaharty: the faculty presented Miss Louise Pennino with a gift in honor of her ap proaching marriage to Lieutenant Vasco Fenili. February—Gave a farewell buffet lunch for Mr. Testa, who was com missioned a lieutenant (j.g.) in the U.S. Naval Reserve. President Charlotte Tomasso Vice-President Gloria Schiapelli Secretary Emma Pio T reasurer Florence Smith Faculty Advisers Mrs. Bessie Weylman Miss Lillian Berle Miss Marydelle Kramer 1R if ’ F 5P°fe' iW- ,Zo,JV M “ R«� « Sternberg, faculty adviser; B. Lauriella. C. Capixola. iccond rou: G Bach J Unaworth. C. Realc. J. Owvick. J. Pa ,ualc. R. Carew. Third rou : K. Moki, J Weston. H. Dougherty, S. Serra. M Young. A. Dangieri. Fourth tour. L. Lolli, D. Kocning, F Ouaciaro. J. Schneider, H. Simon. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES President Warren Zorn Vice-President Evelyn Creamer Secretary Margaret Dutra Treasurer Frank Bortle Faculty Adviser Miss Rose H. Sternberg Purpose: To insure a more democratic representation in Student Council; to carry hack to each homeroom—therefore to each student in the high school— the announcements, campaigns, drives, and activities pertinent to the stu- dent thus bringing into closer cooperation and harmony the faculty, administration and student body. Activities: February—Representatives of every homeroom admitted into Student Council. February to June—Representatives held regular homeroom meetings every Monday: presented any problems they encountered at these meetings to Student Council every Friday. April to June—Helped with the Victory Corps; supported the three CY’ campaign for cleanliness, courtesy, and citizenship. Eighty-eight Fimi row—aeared—left to right: E, Luria, B. Kilgallcn. J. Unaworth, R. Sperling, H. Simon. R. Pitel. Seconff row: B. Coccaro. M. Cipolla. S. Smith. B. Lauriclla, D. Neill, Mist Helene Him , faculty adviier; Fred Snyder. E. Oliven, E. Hubbard. J. Fi her. M. Royal. Third row: J. Leibe. C. Arena, M. Vraila. E. Goldstein. M. Stein. M. Gallo. H. Orlituky, P. Lomanco, H. Bicklemarv. C. Realc. T. Spoaaio, E. Brayboy, P. Berstein. C. Lenhart. R. Rosen. R. Stein. B. Logan, L. Tomasetti. Fourth row: C. Spadoni. D. Rudo. I). Carlton. O. Borowitx. E. Stern. R. Prince, P. Down, B. Edington, H. Davall, S. Schats, L. Capoxxi, M. Valctta. M. Wriggins. Fifth row: M. Dalcasandro. D. Ameno, A. Viola. J. Schneider. N. Hoffman. W. Zorn. E. Spinosi. B. Simpson, J. Spinosi, B. Thompson. E. Catalano. HONOR PATROL Purpose: To patrol the halls during classes and to keep order at all times; to protect students' belongings during periods; to perform any other service to the school. President David Neill Activities: September to June—Stationed two students in both the upper and lower halls during each period of the day. Qualifications—scholarship, reliability, trustworthiness, and initiative. September to June—Held meetings to discuss problems confronting mem- bers while at their posts during periods. September to June—Alternated with Traffic Squad in taking charge of the check room during dances. June—Awarded certificates to members who have served one or two years; silver and gold pins awarded to those serving three years and also to the officers. Vice-President Betty Lauriella Secretary Eleanor Oliven T reasurer Fred Snyder Faculty Adviser Miss Helene C. Harris Eighty-nine Stated—left to right: E. Buglio. A. Antonini. S. Ciocco. E. Miu irclli. A Venturi. Mr. Antonio Ccrnigluro, faculty advirer; F. Puccinclli. J. Romano, T. Quairoli, L. Maxsoni. Standing left to right: A. Monfardini. C. Spadoni, B. Deoia, V. Vaualotti, M. De Luca, I). Vannini, S. Dc Bruno. A. (Jiancola, J. Pa� qualc. A. Ftcconc. A. Dc Brigida, L. Muxzarclli. G. Minaraxi. ITALIAN CLUB President Alda Venturi Vice-President Frances Puccinelli Secretary Elsie Muzzarelli T reasurer Sue Ciocco Reporter Josephine Romano Faculty Adviser Mr. Antonio Cernicliaro Purpose: To give students of Italian an understanding of the life, customs, and cul- ture of the Italians to a greater degree than can be accomplished within the regular classroom periods. Activities: September to June—Held regular meetings the last Wednesday of each month with guest speakers: recordings of Italian operas and other edu- cational features were also presented. January—Annual joint meeting with French, Spanish and Latin Clubs of Vineland High School canceled because of ban on pleasure driving. January—Recording made of an Italian play; decided to make more at a future date. February—Presented to the members translations of American folk stories. incly Pint luo tablet -left to right: I). Hovel I. M. Royal. J. Madrcchcm. C. Simp on. J. Dc Franco. E. Musiardli. M. Gallo. Y. Di Tomo. Mi� � Harriet Hunsbcrger. faculty adviser. Second tiro table� : V. Wenk. H. Bicklcnun. A. Venturi. M. De Luca. T. Quairoli, B. Coccaro. C. Bcrardi. G. Lconhardt. G. Dalton, Third tiro table� : F. MacNcil. A. Testa. V. Lee. J. Chynoweth. B. MeVaugh. B. Edinglon. E. Battle . J. Archer. O. Pagano. A. Vcbb. Fourth tiro tablet: A. Pagliughi, W. Goldsmith. M. Driver. Y. Petrongolo. A. Fruitman. A. Cupini. E. Burnett. A. Mammi, D. Poggi. D. Clark. LIBRARY COUNCIL Purpose: To create among students an interest in the library; to assist the librarian in various ways; to furnish for the library improvements which add to its appearance and which create an interest in books. President Margaret Gallo Vice-President Elsie Muzzarelli Activities: September to June—Held regular meetings the first and third Mondays of every month. November—Sponsored a student book jacket contest for Book Week. January to June—Kept scrapbooks for an Army Hospital and a Navy Hospital. Secretary Yolanda DiTomo Treasurer Louise Platania Librarian Miss Harriet Hunsbercer Ninety-one Standing at piano: Mr. Enrico Scrra. faculty adviser; Seated at piano: C. CapixoU. E. Bari� h. Seated—le t to right: J. Unrworth. I. O'Neill. T. O'Neill. G. Pierson. R. Brewer. G. Gillette. J. Giordano. P. Di Stefano. Standing: P. Barner. L. Riggins, E. Campbell. J. Cline. E. Carhart, L. Schcnck, F. MacDanielt. M. Bixionet. ORCHESTRA President George Gillette Vice-President Jack Unsworth Secretary Dorothy Taylor T reosurer Jack Cline Director Professor Enrico Serra Purpose: To promote good music in the school: to give extra experience to its mem- bers: to provide musical entertainment for the school at all times. Activities: September to June—Provided music at assemblies. December—Played at the Senior Play. March—Entertained at Boys and Girls Public Speaking Contests and at the Dramatic Club play. May—Played at the senior baccalaureate service. Nmcty-tivo Sotted—Itft to right: J. West on, T. Stratton. Mr. Antonio Cctmgliaro. faculty advitcr; W. Zorn. G. Gillette. Standing: R. Hoffman. W. Schwarzman, G. Blackburn. J. Schneider. M. Gold. I MiG ASUS Purpose.- To further an understanding and appreciation of the speech arts among the boys of Vineland High School. Activities: September to May—Held regular meetings at which they read selections for the Annual Public Speaking Contest. May—Presented a melodrama with an albboy cast. Results of 1943 Public Speaking Contest: First Prise — George Gillette — “A Young Man's Fancy by Tom Powers Second Prize — Raymond Hoffman— Another Shot Heard Around the World by F. T. Spcarc Third Prise — Warren Zorn — The Black Cat by Edgar Allen Poe Honorable Mention William Schwarzman — Jimmy Jones Studies Geography by A. P. Foss The other contestants and their selections: George Blackburn — Cataracts by Lcota Hulsc Black Marvin Gold — Hyman Kaplan, Samaritan” by Leonard Q. Ross John Weston - The Path Through the Cemetery - Unknown Ted Stratton — “The Murder of Lidice by Edna St. Vincent Millay President Ted Stratton Vice-President Warren Zorn Secretary John Weston Treasurer George Gillette Adviser Coach Mr. Antonio Cernigliaro Minttylh ret SfdlfJ—left to right: G. Gillette, H. Lauriclla, J. Leibe. J. Unsw rth. N. Edward . G. Duffy. Standing: H. Fithcr, H. Hoffman. G. Rare. W. Zorn. 1J. Kilgallcn. J, Schneider. SENIOR PLA Almost Eighteen — a com' cdy in three acts presented December 11, 1942, in the V. H. S. Auditorium. The lively plot revolved about a teen-aged boy whose favorite ambition was to be a second Bing Crosby. The trials he encountered produced a great deal of laughter from the au' dicnce. Finally, all ended harmoniously; Eddie won the girl of his heart and also had a chance to realize his ambi' tion. CAST OF CHARACTERS Eddie — Almost Eighteen ..................................Jack Unsworth William Barry—Eddie's dad..................................Warren Zorn Grace Barry — His mother....................................Nadine Edwards Ann Sherman — Eddie's ideal................................Jeanne Leibe Beatrice — Eddie's older sister.........................B.tty Lou Kilgallcn George — The uncle with a philosophy.........................Harry Hoffman Mabel Warren — A music teacher.............................Henrietta Fisher Mrs. Granville — Of the Woman's Club ..............Gloria Rose Tommy — A friend of Eddie's................................. George Gillette Sally — One of the crowd • Helen Lauriella Mr. Merritt — A professor - John Schneider Miss Dalrymplc — Also a club woman.........................Grace Duffy Dramatic Coach.......................................... Miss Helen Moore STUDENT ASSISTANTS Biuinui Manager ....... • • • R. Piicl Printer • ....... L. Esposito. D. Porch Advenuinf Committee B. L. Kilgallcn. B. Coccaro. J Wenk. M. Gallo. E. Cohen, T. Quairoli, I. Snyder. G. Schiapelli Propertiea Committee • • C. I.uncer. K. Sinclair. I. Snyder Stage Com nit tee - - A Ingraham, L. Platanu, E. M. Battle . A. Teata, A. Giancola Prompter� ........ M. Gallo. J. Archer incty our SENIOR PLAY USHERS Purpose: To greet the visitors and lead them to their proper seats; to take charge of the reserve seating chart for the townspeople. Evelyn Brezzo— white jersey bodice and flowered taffeta skirt. Florence Bryan — pink taffeta. Evelyn Creamer — red taffeta. Betty Edington — red jersey bodice and black taffeta skirt. Frances Hoytash — white tulle. Marian Kille — blue lace bodice and blue nette skirt. Helene Pavclka — black taffeta and georgette. Dolores Poggi — white marquisette. Betty Shore — salmon colored silk with white design. Sylvia Smith — pink Dupont taffeta. Irene Snyder — blue organdy. Theresa Sposato — aquamarine taffeta. Frances Torregrosso — white fine nette. Head Usher Betty Shore Faculty Adviser Mrs. Margaret Phillips Ushers Show Patriotism by wearing Defense Stamp Corsages From left table- left to right: C. Otborn. I. Schneider. N. Glover. D. Donn. J. HifKh. Rear left table E. Oliver). H. Parcde� . J. Fnrdham. Front right table: W. Uilion, E. Rente mann. P. Kholer, L. Pape. Mr. Jerry Oaponigro, faculty advircr. Rear right table: N. Ronn, C. Nicholton, L. Mander� . R. I,under. A. Heller. SPANISH CLUB President Phyllis Kholer Vice-President Lore Pape Secretary Evelyn Ruetemann T rcasurer William Wilson Faculty Adviser Mr. Jerry Caponicro Purpose: To create a further interest in the customs and manners of the peoples of Spain and Spanish America and to facilitate the use of the spoken tongue. Activities: September to June—Held social and business meetings. November—Sponsored a social dance. January and February—Presented plays for club members. March—Showed educational films. April—Presented an assembly program. Aiincty'iix Seated—left to right: E. Pallaver, W. Bau, Mr� . Beuie Wcylman. faculty coach; H. Miller, B. Burn. Standing: M. Driver. J. Rotenburg, S. Goldstein, G. Ro «. B. Sitnpton. I. Joseph. GIRLS’ SPEAKING CONTEST Purpose: To further the speech arts among the girls of Vineland High School. Program of 1943 Contest: The Perfect Tribute . ... . Mary Shipman Andrews Isobel Joseph In The Morning ...... Paul Lawrence Dunbar Marion Driver White Lilacs ....... Leota Hulse Black Henrietta Miller Nothing To Wear . ... . William Allen Butler Wilma Bass Mrs. Schnickclfritz and the Four O'clock Train - Gracia Stayton Gloria Rose Marie Antoinette ........ Unknown Edvige Pallaver Sales and a Solitaire ...... Gertrude Melton Beverly Ann Burn The Spy ........ Marjorie Moffett Judith Rosenberg Alternates — Betty Simpson and Shirley Goldstein First Prize Edvige Pallaver Second Prize Gloria Rose Third Prize Beverly Ann Burn Honorable Mention Isobel Joseph Faculty Coach Mrs. Bessie Weylman mfiywwii Fini rok—«cnicd—Ic t to right: H. Gran. B. Coccaro. E. Oliven, C. Rate, A. Heller, K. Sinclair. Min Helene Harris. faculty adviser; G. Rose. B. Edington. E. Bray boy. B. Kilgallcn. F. Mullen. K. Carlbcrg. Second ron: J. Arena. S. Shmukler. R. Creamer. M. Cipolla. P. Berstein, E. Creamer. M Vraila. I. Dowler. M. I e Marco, E. Wcddick, E. Valdisserri. S. Saul, E. Barish. L. Tomasaetti. R. Reynold� . C. Arena. Third rok': I). Rudolphi. R. Rosen. E. Hanlapp. O. Borowitz, B. Simpson. P. Down. C. Bcrardi, L. Caponi. E. Hyman. R. Kiipctz. M Moratelli. Fourth rote: S. Millet:. G. Scliiapclli. M Apprendi. A. Mammi. F. Prince. K. Simpton. M. Young. R- Schelder. D. A me no. S. Smith. Fi ih rou': G. Montana, K. Caterina. G. Duffy. H. Davall, B. Thompson, E. Battles. D. Donn, E. Burnett. J. Bernardini, P. Chammings, J. Claffev. Sixth rok-: J. Spinosi, M. Yanulis, F. Guaciaro. W. Zorn. O. Pagano. J. Street. P. Capizola. E. Spinosi, W. Chonofsky, A. Viola. TRAFFIC SQUAD President Gloria Rose Vice-President Katharine Sinclair Secretary Audrey Heller Treasurer Betty Edington Faculty Adviser Miss Helene C. Harris Purpose: To serve the school to the best of its ability by supervising traffic in the halls to and from classes. Activities: September to June—Alternated with the Honor Patrol in taking charge of the cloak room during dances. September to June—Held meetings to discuss various problems and find solutions to aid members while on their posts. November—Placed signs in auditorium and on center stairway to designate the direction of traffic. Branches of Traffic Squad: Hall Patrol—Promoted more regulated passage through the halls. Cafeteria Patrol -Kept the cafeteria clean and orderly. Morning Patrol—Kept students out of the halls before the first bell rang. Mincty'cight Fi mi row—Kited—left lo right; H. Kontc . M Gruccio. C. Nicholson. R Stein. A. Bracalicllo. Second rout: L. Kinncman. B Kilgallen. D. Andrew’s. D. Peter . G. Schiapclli. Mi Lillian Berlc. faculty adviser; M. Dutra. H. Cook. L. Cherniak. M. Driver. A. Webb. Third row: L. Ramish, B. Ca acci. G. Borcher . C. Brody. L. Cook, J. Claffcy, P. Guinen. M. Camino. E. Hughes, fc. Patterson. TRI-H1-Y Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and corn� munity a high standard of Christian living. Activities: November to June—Rolled bandages at Red Cross Headquarters. November to June—Held meetings every other Thursday. November—Attended induction ceremony at Bridgeton. January to June—Attended regular gym periods at the Y.M.C.A. President Margaret Dutra Vice-President Gloria Schiapelli Secretary Helen Cook Treasurer Dorothy Peters Faculty Adviser Miss Lillian Berle vin jymn JUNIOR RED CROSS Purpose : To provide opportunities for pupils of Vineland High School to utilize their skills and talents in a practical program of service to their nation. Classroom Contributions: Journalism—Reported Junior Red Cross activi- ties to the local newspaper for a period of three months, gathering news from each school in the district. Public Speaking-—-Gave talks to outside groups, explaining the function of the Junior Red Cross. Art—TOO menu covers for Navy's Christmas dinner for servicemen. 1T0 raffia napkin holders for servicemen's dinner. 70 ash trays for hospitalised servicemen. 28 letter writing folders designed in patriotic colors and emblem. Posters for all Junior Red Cross Drives. Home Economics—80 girls completed Nutrition course. 50 senior girls completed Home Nursing course, given by Mrs. lack Elwell. a Red Cross nurse. 90 girls attended Surgical Dressing Training Center two days a week, completing 1000-1200 bandages a week. 68 blouses, size 4. 175 utility bags. 75 pair open-heeled slippers. 50 pair bedroom slippers. 38 hot water bottle covers. 10 pillows. Shop-—15 sets of dominoes. 6 complete sets of shuffle boards. 60 shuffle board pucks. 24 shuffle board pushers. Print Shop—1200 junior Red Cross tags. 1200 I Gave a Book” tags. English—-One junior class promoted a drive for books and magazines with the following re- sults : 2935 magazines 460 books 540 Readers Digest Contributions made by clubs: Student Council—Sponsored the Junior Red Cross Roll Call, collecting $135.00 from the student body. 500 coat hangers collected. 200 comic magazines collected. Chemistry Club—2 large cartons of silk and nylon stockings collected. Senior Tri-Hi-Y—Spent 2 hours every other week at Surgical Dressings Training Center. GENERAL WAR EFFORT Purpose: To provide opportunity for the students of Vineland High School to participate in the community's war effort. Classroom Contributions: Agriculture—75 pupils excused from school part time to work 15, or even more, days on farms. Art—153 Christmas gift boxes for V.H.S. grad- uates in the service. English—Corresponded with alumni in the armed forces. Health—Junior girls completed Standard First Aid Course. Senior girls and Junior boys took War Safety Driving course. Physical Education—Transferred from a peace time schedule to a physical fitness program, emphasizing mass body contact and muscular control. Shop—54 model airplanes made for Army and Navy Training Bases. Typing—Received recognition for giving more than 10% quota of typewriters to the govern- ment. Worked on Fuel Oil Coupons for Ration Board. Contributions from organizations: Assemblies—Mr E. C. Ramsey, noted newspaper correspondent, spoke on The War Situation in Europe, Colonel Carlos Romulo, aide-de- camp of General Douglas MacArthur, gave a stirring address on Patriotism. The movie, Footsteps, depicted the humanitarian work of the Red Cross Nurse. An appropriate skit introduced the Junior Red Cross drive. Music— both instrumental and vocal in all assemblies —had a patriotic theme. Commercial Club—Sponsored a drive for the sale of war bonds and stamps with the following results : Sophomores - - - - $1,586.00 Seniors............... 515.00 Juniors............... 438.00 Freshman.............. 169.00 $2,708.00 Hi-Spots — 40 V.H.S. servicemen received 10 issues of the Hi-Spots. Library Council—Made scrap books for Army and Navy Hospitals. Student Council—Collected nearly $100.00 and over 550 packs of cigarettes for the Christmas boxes made by the Art Classes. General Student Body—6 tons of scrap metal collected. 20 Juniors and Seniors worked on ration boards. Manpower shortage in the community was re- lieved in the following manner: Many students worked part time after school and weekends. At least 100 students were ex- cused early to help in stores during busy holi- day seasons. 28 students excused early every day to work in stores, factories and offices. The faculty and student body contributed to the Second Ward Loan Drive $10,191.55. One hundred ILd � ,i«£: JeRCrw I Laffcrtf' J- Chynoweth. W. Becker. G. Montana. E. Dia� . Mr Enrico Serra. faculty «Jvbrr; G. Blackburn. L RiMint. R. Nicker . D. Becker. S. Ma.trangcl,,. C. May.,. C. Ka.it: M £ p n 1)1 S'£in°A, F- Mar'™; L Scb' k- t Un,worth. E. Carhart. W. Carew. E. Campbell. Third rou. K. Bi.hop, M Schreibcr. I� . Caaacci. N. Glover. G. Gillette. G. Sprague. J Snyder. G. Steffen� Fourth row: J. Bonjorno. G. Gon� tantino. H. Prosper.,. j. Cline. L. Winchell. R. Brow low. E. Oliva. R. Nixholmn. HAM) President Larry Schenck Vice-President Frank Marino Secretary-T reasurer Richard Nixholmn Drum Major George Blackburn Drum Majorettes Elvira Dias Patricia Stubee Director Mr. Enrico Serra Purpose: To provide music at football games, pep rallies, and other school activities. Activities: September to May—Practiced daily in the Annex. September to November—Played at football games. September to February—Played at football and basketball pep rallies. May—Played at Senior Commencement. One hundred two Firit And second steps: R. Sperling, center; F. Prince. Icit; B. Naylor, right. Third step: T. Chielli. A. Heller. Fourth step: F. Harri� . D. Marciano. F. Snyder. CHEERLEADERS Purpose : To lead the Vineland High School student body in cheering at athletic con- tests, pep rallies, and assemblies. Russell Sperling, head cheerleader......................................Junior Doris Marciano, tumbler................................................Senior Theresa Chielli.................................................... ' Junior Frank Harris............................................................Junk r Audrey Heller...........................................................Jun,or Betty Naylor............................................................Junior Flora Prince............................................................Junior Betty Riccio - Senior Fred Snyder.............................................................Junior Ray Tirrell.............................................................Junior Miss Louise Pio..........................................................Coach A Popular V.H.S. Cheer: Down by the river—Skit, skat. Get that team and bring it back: With a hi dc hi , and a ho dc ho,’ Come on Vineland, let’s go! One hundred three F I Rlm. k r r . 9prcw- N Holfmjn. T Soomio. J. Dillon. J Uiwworth. M Gardner. H. Da vail. I� . Down. G Schiapclli. Seeond p' I?,'%RJ4Tl k'■ B. Spra . A. Paal.uehi. C C.ap.zola. M.« Marydellc Kramer, faculty adv.Kr; G. Dalioo. M Pfaiiky P ‘ ’ R 1)1 Pr,“°- D- Andrew� . E. Nickl«on. N. Roni� . D. Clark. J. Marti� . M. Bixionc� . E. Catti. E. Patterson. r: r Stite . B Unn, ”. Cook. E. Laubtch. M. Fuher. R. ScKelder. L. T«ta. R. Fe� ta. M. Black. S. Johnson. D. Peter.. Fourth rou: B. Caucci. G. Borcher� . D. DAmico. J. PiXjUile, R. Portner. R Valeri. C. Leonardo. R. D'A!e nndro. C. Brody. L. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS President Marion Black Vice-President Jean Unsworth Secretary Pecgy Down Treasurer Ruth Carew Faculty Adviser Miss Marydelle Kramer Music Director Mr. George Greenhalgh Purpose: To provide music for and to add color to the football games. Activities: Received drill in music fundamentals under the direction of Mr. George Greenhalgh. Made first appearance at the commencement of 42. September to November—Played at all the home games during the football season. October—Visited Bridgeton the day of the Vineland'Bridgeton game and enjoyed marching through town before the game. January to June—Organized classes for new members in January and con� tinued class work until the weather permitted outside drill. One hundred Jour Fir«i row: W. Antolini. R. Cole, L. Dunn. P. Camino, and A. Calabrese. manager . Second row. T. Piccone. C. Osborne. A. Ferta. L. Guaracini. C. Gullock. S. Petway. F. Guaciaro, J. Clement . E. Strenue. J. Giordano. D. R'rtcn. L. Schenck. F. Luiri, J. Webb. K. Catcrina, T. Wnuuii� . R La Torre. B. Chynoweth. Third tout Mr Daniel Teata. auirtant coach; F. Lombardo. .1. Cairiri. R. Rossi. C. Claypoole. J. Riuoli. D. Bianchini. A. Bernard. J. Moore. M. Grando; Head Coach Nello Dallolio; R, Fisher, L. Winchell. L. Bennett. S. Sinone, j. Holme . P. Dc Marco. J. Claffey. D. Blank. Mr. R. K. Moyer, assistant coach. Fourth rore: P. Webb. G. Caterma. J. William . B. Moyer. R. Goodman. E. MacDonald. L. Hall. H. Yuhas. J. Tobolsli. J. Gabriel. S. Sherman. H. Hulturen. J. Schneider. J. Zapparelli, J. Weston, I. Hutchinson. C. Manaresi. FOOTBALL The 1942 Record and Highlights of Each Game: SEPTEMBER 26: NEW BRUNSWICK. 25; VINELAND. 0. Wc lose to a powerful opener. OCTOBER 3: VINELAND. 7; BROWN PREP. 7. A spectacular long pass from Grando to Webb breaks even. OCTOBER 10: COLLINGSWOOD. 28; VINELAND, 0. Our opponent is too experienced for our men. OCTOBER 17: VINELAND, 13; CAMDEN. 0. Surprise upset — Catcrina is spark plug and Schenck proves outstanding linesman in a clicking offense. OCTOBER 24: VINELAND, 14; WOODROW WILSON, 0. The “Presidents” arc easy after tough Camden as Piccone returns punt for 40 yard touchdown. OCTOBER 31: VINELAND, 15: ATLANTIC CITY. 0. Gullock tackles Atlantic City for safety as three Vineland teams play well. Our offense continues to click: backficld and line also function well. NOVEMBER 7: VINELAND. 26: BRIDGETON, 6. The Red and Gray hits its peak in the most surprising game of the sea- son. Wc have come a long way from the opener as Webb, Grando, and Catcrina star. NOVEMBER 26: VINELAND. 33: MILLVILLE. 0. The team continues to click as Vineland winds up a rather successful sea- son, clinching the county championship. Coach Nello Dallolio Assistant Coach Daniel Testa Freshman Coach Raymond Moyi r Student Manager Leo Dunn Season's Score Won 5: tied 1: lost 2 One hundred jive Fimi row: H. Hirm. M. Rumi. G. PjHjualc. V. Snyder, O. Bofuwitz. I. M. Muiatclli. Second row: M. Pennino, B. Naylor. Mim Louise Pio, coach; M. Stein, R. Stem. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Coach Miss Louise Pio Assistant Coach Miss Isabel Trautwein Captain Virginia Snyder Student Manager Marijane Conway Due to war conditions the South Jersey Girls' Basketball League was dis- banded; in its place a schedule of intra-mural games was established. The results were as follows: Sophomores defeated the Freshmen—8-2. Seniors defeated the Juniors—6-2. Seniors defeated the Sophomores in the play-off 22-11. The honor team—the seniors—played two games with Bridgeton. The score and highlights of these games: VINELAND. 24; BRIDGETON. 23. Babe Stein was high scorer. BRIDGETON. 28; VINELAND. 27. Virginia Snyder, our captain, was high scorer. One hundred lix Seated—le t to right: J. Quincuo. C. H.mght. J. Webb. F. Snyder, A. Ingraham. Standing: Clarion Goth, coach; E. Koba� h. J. Latorre. T. Wriggin . J. Bernardini. J. Claflcy. N. Coatansa. manager. BOYS’ BASKETBALL The 1942-43 Season's Record: Vineland Opponents Vineland Opponents 35 Woodrow Wilson 30 35 Audubon 26 21 Woodrow Wilson 37 24 Woodbury 66 39 Alumni 17 29 Bridgeton 27 31 Audubon 19 14 Collingswood 30 9 Collingswood 31 51 Haddonficld 40 16 Haddonficld 18 32 Haddon Heights 30 23 Haddon Heights 29 25 Millville 48 24 Millville 27 21 Sacred Heart 22 21 Woodbury 48 35 Sacred Heart 26 19 Sacred Heart 17 — — 21 Bridgeton 42 525 630 For the 1943 basketball team V” stands not only for Victory but also for vaccination. A starting team that had won three out of its first four fames and that promised to be successful found two of its members ill rom vaccinations. With its team work destroyed the team made several vain attempts to win. In February, however, the team gained momen- tum and flashed occasional signs of its early successes. Coach Clarion Cosh Assistant Coach Daniel Testa Student Manager Nazzareno Costanza Timekeeper Angelo Festa Season's Score Won 8; lost 12. One hundred «even Pint row -left to right: Mr. Jack Pennino, director of athletic ; L. Grilli. J. Alvino. F. Martinelli. F. Curcio. W. Malyk, J. Webb. B. Vick. I). R « cn. J. Pagnam, Mr Nello Dallolio. coach Second row: M. Grando. J. Calarcti. G. Rigoli. L. Guaranoni. S. De Bruno. K. Caterina. J. La Torre. P. Marino. Third rote: L. Duffy. R. Giovinaxsi. manager� ; F. Ccrione. W. Zorn. B. Bocchete, C. Osborn. T. Lolli; F. 0� born. A. Giancola. manager� . BASEBALL The 1942 Season's Record: Vineland Opponents 1 Bridgeton 8 12 Millville 6 2 Haddon Heights 9 5 Collingswood 2 8 Woodrow Wilson 3 6 Bridgeton 10 Haddonficld 4 5 Woodbury 6 4 Millville 3 11 Camden 12 14 Audubon 1 75 64 Placed second in the county series and third in the South Jersey League. The 1943 varsity team will probably contain a few seniors who gave prom- isc by last year’s work. They arc Bernard Vick, Dave Rosen, Warren Zorn, and Joe Alvino. Coach Nello Dallolio Assistant Coach Raymond Moyer Student Managers Albert Giancola Edwin Giovianzzi Season’s Score Won 6; lost 5. One hundred eight ntullff Fine tom- left to right: Mr Jack Prnninu. director of athletic� : C. Sherman. N. Pascuale. W. Jeffery. I). Mann. B Webb. R. Plouchrr. J. MacMillan. O. Panchcri. J. Untwotth. Mr. Clarion Co� h, roach. Second row: J. Pom, manager; F. IJonialo. R. Wilde. H. Nixholm. J. Bertino. N. Letts. T. Wriggins, F. Luisi, J. Snyder. J. Backlund. F. Lombardo. Third row: A. Becker. A. Janetta. A. Ingraham. T. Stratton. F. Snyder. R Whiteside, R. Brewer. L. Esposito, B. Blackburn. Fourth rose: J. TraKichi. A. May. A l.iindhrrg. J Clement� . W. Malyk. F. (luaciaro. R. Elia. B. Wiedeburg. Fi th rou': E. May. D. Sigafoos. C. Haught. J. Kalvinskas. W. Ritter. E. Bertino. TRACK The 1942 Season’s Record: BRIDGETON. 72' ,; VINELAND. 46� £; SALEM. 33. PENN RELAYS —Seventh place. VINELAND, 64' 2; ALUMNI. 30 : PORT NORRIS. 30 . SUBURBAN LEAGUE MEET — Fifth place. ATLANTIC CITY, 68; VINELAND, 54. SOUTH JERSEY TRACK AND FIELD MEET Sixth place. CUMBERLAND COUNTY MEET —Second place. The following boys were consistent winners: Walter Malvk— senior — weight man Desmond Mann — senior — sprinter Charles Sherman — senior — half milcr Bobbie Webb — senior — quarter miler Arthur Becker — junior — hurdler William Jeffery — junior — quarter milcr Jack Unsworth — junior — hurdler Thomas Wriggins — sophomore — pole vaulter, high jumper, javelin thrower. Coach Clarion Cosh Co'Captains Charles Sherman Bobbie Webb Student Manager Gforce Blackburn One hundred nine First rou:J Unswonh. J. Limpcrt. K. Sinclair. B. Logan, M. Conway. Mi� � babel Trautwein. faculty adviser; R. Stein. J. Pasqualc. M. I) Alessandro, B. Edington. M. Bixinnrs. Second row: T. Blevent. E. Luria. H. Orlinsky. M. Pennino. A. Pagliughi. N. Wisswacsser. M. Scrivani. C. Realc. R. Rafter. C. stuhee, M. Stem, S. Johnson. Third roto: D. Dauito. M. Lo Rumo. G. Dalton. M. Braun. N. Hoffman. E. Stern. I. Joseph. B. Thompson. J. Pascpialc. E. Stuhee. BOWLING CLUB Purpose : To develop good bowlers by learning how to use and how to conduct them- selves in a howling alley. Activities: October to June—Divided the girls into two groups: one went to the bowl- ing alley on Tuesday, the other on Thursday. October to June—Kept individual scores and charts to determine the high- est scorers. President Rosella Stein Tuesday Group Mary Jane Conway Thursday Group Vice-President Geraldine Pasquale Faculty Adviser Miss Isabel Trautwein One hundred ten Reclining position: E. Hartlapp. Fine roip—seated: T. Myers. B. Riggins. M. Royal. G. Mantopoli, R. Kobaah. S. Chalolco. G. Bach. J. Mon. Second to� : I Newton. B Shore, w. Sooy. M. Enferme. E. Hyman, Miss Louise Pio. faculty adsiser. H Bickleman. Y Petroncolo. L. Ccxd:. B. Coccaro, M. Pennino. Third, row: R. Smaniatto. R. Estwiclc. P. Snyder. I. Snyder. C. Berardi. C. Swenlin, C. Leonardo. E. Bualio. C. Kidston. A. Teata, M. Gallo. RIDING CLUB Purpose: To reach primarily the group of girls who arc not interested in varsities and to stimulate interest in a physical activity that will be used after school days are over. Activities: September to December—Went horseback riding every Tuesday that weather permitted. March to June—Went horseback riding every Tuesday that weather per- mitted. President Eleanor Hartlapp Vice-President Elaine Hyman Secretary reasurer Helen Bicklexian Faculty Adviser Miss Louise Pio One hundred eleven V-I-N-E-L-A-N-D dncv Hoffman steps ' high, wide and handsome at the head of our fine Drum and Bugle Corps. To. heave. hoi Clements prepares t - throw the dticu . Keep 'em flying. Chubby. Roien it determined to stop that ball. Zorn, to clout it over the fence for a eaie of Wheitici. Fight. Vineland High School”• -our able cheerleading squad leads the student body in long during a pep rally. One hundred twelve reatute WHO’S WHO BEST MUSICIANS Batty Shot� G n Montana MEEKEST Batty McVaugh E4?.r Sprout D « Rmmi Virginio 8pyl t One hundred ounce; WHO’S WHO One hundred fifteen SCHOOL DAYS oUcet, cut cards. record boo i—the office staff's regular routine. Can Mitt Ro«i be phoning OUR parentt? Aijui � e hdbld espanol” here we study Spanish with Mr. Cdponigro. There's no ir mg tne eonvertdtion around in Mr. Gardellas sttsdy hall. Mr� . Cdtti it juit the type to teach her class hoio to indite dn effective touch.” One hundred sixteen RULE DAYS One two- S-T-R-E-T’C-H Every man physically fit u the goal of our new athletic program. hope our soldiers put their foot in it! Home Economics girls prepare shower slippers for our boys in service. Either Gosman IcaJs the Panel Jn.union in M� . Moyer's history elasi. Classmates watch John Calarcso and Louu Esposito feed the press. They're pnntin programs for the Senior Play. One hundred seventeen AS TIME Around trafic sentinels—Loren Riggins. Evie Creamer and Kathie Sinclair—and down central stairs to get to the bottom o; thing� . It t plane to lee all a aglet of mechanical drawing. Mr. Lehoc y striaghlens oul «in embryonic draftsman. Future Farmers repair farm machinery. Albert Johnsen and Dave Rosen look promising—believe it or not. Morion Black ”d Marilyn Reeve hand in fuel rationing form� that Ofice Practice clou filled out for the Ration Board. One hundred eighteen GOES BY This is one of the bus-iest scenes of ifce day—dismissal. The way to a man's heart . . . Lee Paneheti. i k Patqwsle and Warren Hie man are just a few who study the inner scorings. John Sehneider gives his class an inkling of Entlith. Jack Cline returns—laic—a boo to Doris Clark at library's loan desk—a fine tfcing. One hundred nineteen I The vinnahtl Mr. Cernigluro'i boys win the ice cream -reward Mu� «Cram � and M(u Cummin � get the point, rationing for ret I during a lull. Harry Hoffman it very curiow� —or doet he want to mal[e Hire The arm of the law fingerprint the student� of V.H.S. lor telling the moil subscriptions in the annual magazine tale. U'ar Boog II. Mrs. Rubiuoff. Mrs Miller, Mrs. Rcoenitcin that Dr. Gricco vaecinatet Zorn and Unsworth correctly? One hundred twenty dve tilling Compliments of THE TRADESMENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1943 BEGIN TO LEARN NOW OF THE SAVINGS WE OFFER Our Complete Assortment and Trained Service People are Lessons in Themselves SEARS, ROEBUCK 8c CO. Thompson Sporting Goods Opp. City Hall 19 N. Sixth Street Phone 237-J The Best in Cut Flowers and Potted Plants at the Lowest Possible Prices COLE S WEST SIDE FLORAL GARDENS Phone 82 Compliments of C. A. GIOVINAZZI SONS Compliments of FOSS CO. LAURIELLA'S MEAT MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Mt. Vernon and West Boulevard Vineland. N. J. Phone 1965-R ALLEN S MARKET 644 Landis Avenue Vineland. N. J. GROCERIES — PRODUCE — MEATS Phone 2099 Free Delivery Compliments of WILFRED BEAUTY SALON Anne A. Andrews, Prop. Telephone 593 7. N. Sixth Street VINELAND. N. J. BLOM BROS. FURNITURE STORE 9-11 N. SIXTH One hundred twenty-three COMPLIMENTS OF SHAPIRO CLOTHING CO VINELAND. N. J. The minute it becomes STYLE, we have it Ju Prince's 539 Landis Avenue VINELAND — Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. Department Stores Compliments of Rone Funeral Service C. CALVIN RONE FAUSTINA RONE Directors 8th Montrose Sts. Phone 990 Compliments of D. DI FRANCO MEATS AND GROCERIES 301 Quince Street LEVIN S BARGAIN STORE Shoes and Clothing for the Entire Family Compliments of BRAUN’S JUNIOR SHOP From High Chair to High School Compliments of SOUTH JERSEY GLASS CO. VALSPAR PAINTS One hundred turnty our Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan D. Einstein With Best Wishes for the Success of the Class of 1943 Complete Line of RECORDS AND ALBUMS Bendix and Radios Repaired ACE REPAIR SERVICE Compliments of POND COAL CO. Northeast Boulevard and Peach Phone 615 Vineland. N. J. HUNTRESS FLORAL SHOP 7th St. and Landis Avenue Artistic Floral Arrangements CORSAGES — TABLE DECORATIONS Vineland. N. J. Phone 396 Compliments of DUNN'S TRIANGLE SHOE STORE 61 I Landis Avenue Vineland. N. J. One hundred licentyfivt READY TO SERVE Graduation is an important milestone in the life of every American. It is the point of change from many years of study to the application of knowledge —for the betterment of yourself, your family, your country. You are Ready to Serve—to serve in whatever capacity your training and talents best suit you. Shuman's wish you Godspeed in this new phase of life now open to you. SHUMAN’S Vineland's Leading Department Store RUSSEL LeGORE Realtor 1 I 1 Landis Avenue Phone 2287 Compliments of SMEAD BROS. 630 Landis Avenue KOTOK HARDUJARC C? Everything good at DOELL’S Compliments of MORI BROS. East Landis Aves. Vineland, N. J Compliments of MARCACCI'S MARKET Main Road and Central R. R. Compliments of FRENDS SHOES 609 Landis Avenue Compliments of HARRY D. DOERR Ont hundred tuentysix One hundred twentyteven One hundred turentyeight Compliments of JOSEPH BROS., INC. Congratulations Class of 1943 Frank Marino s Barber Shop Compliments of Borough of Vineland Women s Republican Club WEYLMAN The Jeweler Compliments of SILVERMAN’S Compliments of CATERINA HARDWARE 714 Landis Ave. Vineland Telephone 218 Compliments of The Morie-Viola Company Concrete and Cinder Building Units Sand, Gravel and Builders’ Supplies SPRING ROAD PHONE 1059 VINELAND. N. J. One hundred twentynine THE SIZE OF YOUR BANK ACCOUNT in the VINELAND NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY DEPENDS UPON YOUR OWN EFFORTS COMPLIMENTS OF RICHMAN’S COUNTRY FRESH ICE CREAM WOODSTOWN PHONE 147-W BUY WITH CONFIDENCE PIERSON - MORRIS DRUG CO The Prescription Store 606 Landis Avenue Compliments of LIMPERT BROTHERS INCORPORATED VINELAND — NEW JERSEY Oik hundred thirty-one MASTER MUSIC SHOP 1 5 S. 6TH STREET VINELAND. N. J. Phone 1714 A complete line of all popular and classical records BUSSES FOR HIRE Charter and Special Trips ANNELLO BUS LINES Phone Vineland I166-R-3; 668-J-l I or 1 757-J Compliments of KARP'S NEWS STAND Cor. East Landis Aves. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Candies — Soft Drinks — Tobaccos sn Lnnois nvE. vinEiano. n.j. IRWIN’S 527 Landis Avenue COATS — DRESSES SPORTSWEAR — ACCESSORIES Compliments of 639 Landis Ave. Phone 970 On hu ij� cd lhi (y (u'0 “Building Better Feeds Since 1906“ JACOB RUBIN OFF CO, SEEDS — POULTRY SUPPLIES — FEEDS VINELAND CLAYTON — WOODBURY — WOODBINE Compliments of P. E. LIRIO CHEMICALS 7th Street Park Avenue VINELAND. NEW JERSEY L. Sheard Son Feed, Grain Poultry Supplies Manufacturers of SHEARD S POULTRY FEEDS 203 North East Avenue Phone 29 Endicott Supply Company PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES VINELAND. NEW JERSEY John E. Reisenwitz. Pres. Office Phones 682 — 683 One hun !r«{ thirty-four BEST WISHES From Your Congressman ELMER H. WENE Compliments of FRASCO and CAVALLO 515 S. SEVENTH STREET S. J. McMAHAN Sea Food Market 7 I 6 Landis Avenue Phone 580 Vineland. N. J. Compliments of Cumberland County Gas Company 614 Landis Avenue Vineland. N. J. Phone 100 Compliments of The Donahey Store 5 I 7 Landis Avenue Vineland. New Jersey __________________________ Money to Loan Real Estate Alex M. Taylor Son INSURANCE 545 Landis Avenue. Vineland. N. J. One hundred thirtyfivc G. MORELLO SONS MEATS AND GROCERIES S. E. CORNER 7TH AND CHERRY STREETS PHONE I 389 CHELI COAL CO. BLUE COAL GENERAL ELECTRIC OIL BURNERS Phone 642 Vineland's Home of Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts 602 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND, N. J. Jantzen Interwoven Swim Suits Socks One hundred thirty-six COMPLIMENTS OF PROFESSIONAL MEN DOCTORS Dr. Theodore Livingston — Dr. M. O. Schlossberg DENTISTS Dr. Melvin D. Bloomenstein — Dr. S. V. Cohen LAWYERS Leon M. Bardfeld I. Harry Levin D. Joseph Novaria John O. Milstead Albert J. McElroy 640 Landis Avenue George H. Stanger National Bank Building OPTOMETRIST Dr. L. B. Rosenstein One hundred thirtytevtn Compliments of H. S. ENTREKIN JEWELER — OPTOMETRIST 729 Wood Street Vineland, N. J. Compliments of EL MENNIES’ SONS MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR 61 7 Landis Avenue Established 1896 Wilbert’s Service Center Vineland’s Exclusive 4th St. and Landis Ave. Phone 1430 General Electric Appliance Dealer Mobile Gas and Lubrication FRANKS BROS. ACADEMY BAR Compliments of GEORGE A. ROSSI Where Everybody Meets 2nd Street and Landis Avenue Compliments of Compliments of Berkowitz Feed Mill DAVID ROSENTHAL Norma, N. J. Ont hundred thirty-eight Quality and Service In Flowers E. H. KILLE Florist Phone 561-J 707 Landis Ave. Schneider's Quality Bakery Vineland, N. J. Phone 3 I 1 Diamond Cleaners and Dyers Vineland's Outstanding Cleaners Charles Festa, Proprietor Phone 300 Made to order and ready made BRIDAL BED SPREADS. Curtains. Draperies. Bed Spreads. Slip Covers and Quilts ANTHONY DI PAOLA DRY GOODS 5 1 0 S. Eighth Street. Vineland. N. J. Exclusive Fancy Linens. Blankets and White Goods COMPLIMENTS OF BUSINESS MEN Battaglia Meat Market Frank Cavagnaro Faith Shoe Shop Iona Mori Parisian Shop Sam s Workman s Store Savoy Soda Service Ware’s Van and Storage Co., Inc. Bastian Bros. Company—Rochester, New York One hur.Jred thirty-nine Where Health and Good Friends Meet VINELAND ROLLER RINK Quality Furniture Co. ’’Furniture of Distinction 633 Elmer St. Vineland. N. J. Branch of Philadelphia Supply Furniture Co. Bridgeton. N. J. Phone 2297 BOWL AT THE Vineland Recreation Center Come and enjoy yourself Dancing Bowling Charles Masciarella, Prop. West Landis Ave. Next V. H. S. De Witt - Fiorilli 6t Co. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 604 Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey Compliments of W. B. MOYER Plumbing Heating Supplies East Avenue Vineland. N. J. One hundred forty National Academic Gap Gown Gompany 821-23 ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA. PA. Manufacturers and Outfitters of Academic Caps, Gowns and Hoods for High Schools. Colleges and Universities ONE OF AMERICA S LARGEST SUPPLY HOUSES Manufacturers of Choir Gowns. Glee Club Robes Ecclesiastic Vestments and Supplies CAPS AND GOWNS USED BY VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL SUPPLIED BY US MODEL COAT COMPANY Dane Barse Compliments of ELITE SWEET SHOP 91 8 East Landis Avenue Compliments of I. C. SCHWARZMAN 729 Landis Avenue POLLARD JENKINS 709 Landis Avenue For the Best in Everything RIDER COLLEGE Offers Regular and Accelerated Programs Leading to Bachelor of Science Degrees in Commerce and Education Write For Catalogue Founded 1865 Trenton. N. J. Oar hundred fort yon Compliments of South Jersey Joint Board Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Manager — Philip Rudich Secretary - Treasurer — Albert Giuliani Business Agents 1. Mary Weston 3. Romolo De Santis 2. Joe Oliva 4. John Jargowsky Compliments ZUCCA’S BAKERY 7TH CHERRY STREETS Two Phones: 996. 1253 Holland Furnaces Make Warm Friends HOLLAND FURNACE CO. C. M. Laury, Branch Manager Heating — Oil Burners Air Conditoning Service Our Product the Heart of the Home 520 LANDIS AVE. VINELAND Phone 830 Compliments of : Best Wishes for Success Vineland Drug Company from B. Giacalone. Reg. Ph. JOFFE LUMBER CO. 7th Landis Vineland. N. J. Everything Good MASE at Mother Imported and Domestic MASON’S LUNCH Groceries ITALIAN SPECIALTIES Across from the Phone 1812 1 2 S. Seventh St. High School Vineland. N. J. One hundied foUytktee Compliments of DU-BONNET SHOPPE Opp. Post Office A FRIEND MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES 735 Landis Avenue Compliments of the Selected Used Cars B. G. Pants Mfg. Co., Inc. Sasdelli Bros. Service Station 630 Montrose Street Vineland, N. J. E. Boulevard 6c Wood St. Phone 1 788 PAGANO BROTHERS Compliments of Jobbers and Distributors Automotive Parts and Equipment JOHN C. GITTONE 718 Landis Avenue 60 S. Pearl Street Vineland, N. J. Bridgeton, N. J. Phone 482 COVERS BINDING Compliments of for The THE RECORD 1943 Arrowhead-Shoemaker BY National Publishing Co. DAIRIES 239 So. American Street 724 Elmer Street Philadelphia Vineland, New Jersey One hundred orty e,ur Compliments of Cumberland Cleaning Company, Inc. Vineland. N. J. Phone 930—931 Compliments of DE ROSSI SON Clothing Manufacturers MANHATTAN SHIRTS TAYLOR-MADE SHOES MIDDISHADE SUITS LA SALLE HATS Mattioli Clothing Store 608 Landis Ave. Vineland. N. J TfOTZ photo TncRfivinc compfmy In working with the RECORD Staff for the past year, it has been our aim to help produce an annual which is the leader in its class. Wc hope that wc have been successful to the end that, year after year, the advice of each retiring RECORD Staff will be REPEAT WITH LOTZ 1112 and CHERRY STREETS PHILADtLPUlA On hundrrj forty fv€ KIMBLE GLASS COMPANY Biological, Chemical and Metallurgical GLASSWARE With best wishes for success in life to Class of 1943 Compliments of Sophomore and Freshman Classes CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of 1943 J. M. ARCHER Compliments of THE JUNIOR CLASS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To SENIOR CLASS OF 1943 We wish you success CITIZEN’S PUBLIC SCHOOL ASSOCIATION i One humirfd fotiyieven v N E COTTON STORES V • • • — From the mills direct to you TRAINING Yes, there’s VICTORY for you in 637 LANDIS AVENUE training for a position in DEFENSE — INDUSTRY Full Line of Dress Goods BUSINESS Every month a new class Begin your training this month for position as: Accountant — Stenotypist Secretary Compliments of Vineland Business School THE H. M. Spamer, Director Gertrude S. Colligan, Principal Nine South Seventh Street SOPHOMORE CLASS A catalogue is yours for the asking Compliments of the GRAND THEATER Compliments of S. POGUST SONS Seeds and Farm Supplies Compliments of the LANDIS THEATER MATTIOLI’S POPULAR MARKET Ernest Mattioli, Prop. Fine Meats and Groceries We have the best of everything Prices Reasonable 602 LANDIS AVENUE Phones 636-6J7 One hundred forty-tight Compliments of CAMBRIA HOSIERY STORE 529 Landis Avenue Vineland Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Hanson Funeral Home 701 WOOD STREET Phone 45 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Okey L. Payne Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Falco Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bradway BUY WAR BONDS FQ£J)EFENSE T FOR VICTORY One hundred forty-nine LOYAL BOOSTERS Alfred Alimenti Connie Conway Rita Alpert Maryln Courter Wilma Bass Rosalie Creamer Wilbur Berni Miss Rita Cresci Miss Lillian Berle Jack Chynoweth Charles Becker Frank Dandrea Dominick “Kit” Bianchini Pio Dalponte Eugene Bishop Pete Darpino Beverly Ann Burn Helen Davall Betty Boston Josephine Dandrea Edward Carhart John Deck Paul A. Casacci Dick Detterer Joseph Caterina Eddie J. DeBruno William Cavagnaro Solve DeBruno Paul Chammings Rose DeMatte Irene Cherniak Pete DeMarco Domenic Cipolla Olga DiBrigida Howard Cervini Violet Duffy Lois Cook Peggy Down hundred fifty LOYAL BOOSTERS Peggy Edwards Nancy Hoffman (8) Herman Eroh Clarence Hoover Robert Fisher Frank Iula Jack Foss Tom Jenkins Anthony Formento Shirley Johnson 8) Gloria Furn A Junior Ann Fruitman Charles Kautz Ray Gatti Charlotte Kidston Dave Gifford Russell Kidston Eddie Giovinazzi Charles Layton Dolly Giordano Edward Lipman Seymour Goldfein Katie Lihn Werner Goldsmith Jeanne Limpert 8 Shirley Goldstein Beverly Logan Peggy Gorman Babe Lolli Charles Gubitose Eunice Luria Bert Gullock Anthony Merighi Frank Harris Joseph Moffa Rose Marie Henzi Betty Naylor One hundred fifty-one LOYAL BOOSTERS Dick Nixholm Eddie Oliva Henry Oliva Marion Olivetti Harriet Orlinsky Jackie Pasquale Nancy Pennino Bucky Petway Anthony Piccone Clifford Pollard Buddy” Pogust Flo Prince (®) Henry Prospero Eleanor Reher Anthony Romano Marilyn J. Reeve Anthony Rizzo Ralph W. Robinson Lillian Savage Frank Santagata Salvatore Sinone Mike Scarpa Phyllis Snyder Jonathon Spinosi James Sposata Ted Stratton Betty Thompson (®) Ray Tirrell Jess Trabuchi Mildred Tomasso Jean Unsworth (® Rica Valeri Josephine Vallone Joan Vencia Pauline Welch Nancy Wisswaesser (®) Selma Weinberg “Jim” Williams Tom Wriggins 0n hundred fiflylwo AUTOGRAPI IS Oik huitJr J fifty-four AUTOGRAPI IS 0« hundred fifty-five The Smith Printing Howe, Vineland. J. £