Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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To the Class of 1946: Congratulations to the Class of '46! Your achievements and contributions at Vinolond High School have been many and will long be remembered by thoso of.4» who hove been as- sociated with you. You hove been excollont citizens and will. I am sure, continue to ably serve this Democracy which has made your education possible. To be ablo to say thot a man or a woman is a worthy citizen is certainly a tribute of honor and o crown of glory. Individually and collectivoly you doserve this tribute. During your four years in high school a torrible war has been fought ond won by your beloved country. By continuing your education in order to better fit yourselves to struggle with the world's problems, you hove contributed the highest service that was within your power. It is now your opportunity to be among the citizens of this notion whose responsibility will be the win- ning of the peace. You will be charged with the task of seeing that your children and their children shall never experience the horrors and rovagos of war. It will be difficult but I know that you are equipped for the job. The teochers and alumni expect the Class of '46 to bo a source of pride and honor to them and to Vineland High School. I feel confident these expectations will be fully realized. A. L. DONLEY Superintendent of Schools Westorn Michigan Collego. B.S.Ed. Rutgers University, M.Ed. Message to the Class of 1946: During your first three years in high school the world was plunged in war and you were preparing yourselves for your place in thot conflict. Then the scenes shifted and you hod to adjust to new conditions ond assume new roles. The war wos over but the peace was not yet won. Now thot you ore graduating, the problems thot confront you are no less serious ond cortoinly no easier to solve than those of a year ago. You will have to utilizo all your education and training, all your intelligence and will power, but you will face them ond solve them. I am sure. May you all find happiness and success in taking up the challenge. Our best wishes to you olwoys. Sincerely. MARY E. ROSSI Principal College of St. Elizabeth. B.S. Columbia University. M.A.

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To Mr. Robert Reustle, we, the Senior Class of 1946, herewith dedicate the Record. His friendly smile and engaging personality will long be remembered as a part of our school. Always ready to lend his assistance for assemblies and dances, he has gained the admira- tion of all Vineland High School students. A constant lover of sports, he has helped our coaches and players to more enjoyable and prosperous seasons. He well fits the phrase: A friend in need is a friend indeed.'' DEDICATION

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To the Senior Closs of 1946: I bid you adieu! Through these bright doors of learning passes tho finest class that I have ever been privileged to assist. May your future bo os profitable as have been your four years spent horo. Opportunities in this postwar era ore great; may you all avail yourselves of its possibilities. JACK PENNINO Deon of Boys Ocean City Summer School Templo University Columbia College Rutgers University University of Pennsylvania—School of Industrial Arts. A.B. OFFICE STAFF Loft to right: Mrs. Rebecca Singleton, Miss Lou Copnor, Mrs. Mary Ooerr. 8