Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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(tablr of Contents Title Page ' Foreword ' Dedication ' Administration V.H.S. Faculty The Record Advisers ' Senior Class Advisers ' Alma Mater ' Class Song ' Class Officers ' Seniors..................... Our Classmates in the Service Class Will............................................41 Class Destiny ' .........................45 Activities ' 50 Along the V.H.S. Highway..............................78 Sports ' .......................... 2 American Junior Red Cross..........................92 General War Effort....................................93 Who's Who.............................................96 Scenes in V.H S.......................................98 Advertisements ' ..........................102 3 4 6 7 10 14 15 16 18 '—■----f

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]f ii r p urn r During our four years as students in Vineland High School we have looked forward to placing a permanent memento of our efforts and achievements in “The Re cord.” This book is a climax of our attempts. We sincerely hope it can favorably compare to the year- books of previous classes in bringing our high school days closer to us as we wend our separate ways in the bivouac of life. This book has had to cope with the restrictions imposed upon its publication by war conditions. We, the Senior Record Staff of 1945, have to the best of our abilities, competed with these difficulties; and hope that, regardless of them, we have fulfilled your greatest ex pectations in recording facts concerning our classmates, teachers and experiences in this compilation. Let us hope, however, that in the very near future we may turn its pages and lovingly recall memorable incidents of these past four years of high school in a world at peace----------- free from turmoil and desolation.

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J. ALBERT STARKEY iriiiratinn (1 0 MR. J. ALBERT STARKEY, a willing friend and adviser to all who sought his help, a true scientist and excellent teacher, we dedicate this hook. Vineland High School would not have been the same without his engaging smile, his pleasant way of demanding passes to wander through the halls during Activity Period, and his kindly sense of humor. His friendly personality and his keen ability as an instructor of chemistry have endeared him to all of us, and he will always be remembered whenever we graduates of 1945 reminiscingly recall our high school days.