Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1948 volume:

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That is dear old Vineland High School With her colors, Red and Gray. 1 Foreword 1948 produced many startling and many talked of events. In this election year everyone wondered who was going to win the Republican presidential nomination. Would it be Dewey, Taft, Stassen, or Warren; would Eisenhower be drafted; or would it be some dark horse who'd gain this most talked of position of the year? And what about the other parties? Would there be a split between the northern and southern Democrats? How much threat would there be from Wallace and his third party? What about Aid to Europe? Would the U. N. succeed despite the veto problem? How about the rumors of a war with Russia? And would prices ever go down? Also, in this leap year, the women came out with a radical change in fashions. The ' New Look with its lower hemlines stole the spotlight and seemed to be the height of conversation. Whether we preferred a shapely calf or just a well turned ankle, we all seemed to agree that the style was here to stay and after all it wasn’t too bad. But, most important, 1948 was a graduation year—the year that we seniors gradu- ated from Vineland High School. In the following we present the highlights of that year as they happened in our school. L: No one person has done quite so much for our Senior class as Miss Rita Cresci. Serving as our junior and senior class advisor Miss Cresci has been the inspiration to making our last two years in Vineland High School such a success. She has directed throughout these years the two greeting card campaigns. She has been the co-ordinator for the committees of the junior and senior class plays. She was head advisor on our trip to Washington and director of our never-to-be- forgotten commencement. Miss Cresci is no stranger to our town. She was born right here in Vineland and attended Sacred Heart School for 12 years. After graduating from Sacred Heart she attended Chestnut Hill College for 4 years where she received her bachelor’s degree. Soon afrer, she came to Vineland High School and has been teaching in the English Department ever since. There is no way great enough to show our appreciation to Miss Cresci for her splendid work. So.in a small way we have dedicated this, the 1948 Record, to Miss Rita Cresci, our Senior Class advisor. We Dedicate This Book 5 Supervising Principal MR. A. DONLEY One of the finest supervising principals Vineland has ever had. Mr. Donley is well liked by every- one. The great advances he has made in the school system are a shining example of his wonderful spirit. We greatly appreciate all he has done for Vineland High Principal MISS M. ROSSI Few schools can boast of such a fine principal as Miss Rossi. Her wonderful cooperation with every- one has brought her the respect of every student in the school. She is always ready to listen to our troubles and to help us. Miss R. Sternberg. Mr. J. Penino, Miss M. Du- rand, Miss M. Rossi, Mr. A. Cernigliaro, Miss M. Fiamingo. What person trying to get into college hasn't been thankful for the guidance department? Their help in choosing schools, writing applications, and taking entrance exams is a marvelous aid. But, not only doing work for college prep people, the department took charge of Career Night: this project, the first of its kind in V. H. S., provided speakers on the various vocational fields. Vineland High can well be proud of this service. Dean of Boys Office Staff MRS. M. DOERR Did you get in trouble today? You better go see Mr. Pennino. From this dialogue, one might gather that the name of Mr. Pen- nino, better known as J. P., would be a dreaded word. Quite the contrary! More than just a Dean of Boys, he is one of their best friends. t ♦ ♦ Vineland High School Faculty ANNIE S. ACCARDO, B.S. Home Economics Department Home Economics Club Adviser FLORENCE M. ADAMO, M.S. Language Department Spanish Club Adviser EDWARD B. ARNADE, B.S. English Department Senior Play Director FRANKLIN O. ASTOR Head of Music Dept. Director of Band Director of Orchestra Director of Dance Band ALBA P. BORTNER, A.B. English Department Hi-Spots Adviser AMALA BROOKINS, A.B., M.S. Social Studies Department Head ANTONIO N. CERNIGLIARO, A.B. Language Department Head Guidance Department Chairman Italian Club Co-Adviser Pegasus Adviser Faculty Manager of Athletics Boy's Public Speaking Contest Coach CLARION COSH, A.B., PH.B. Physical Education Department Head Boy’s Basketball Coach Head Track and Cross-Country Coach RITA CRESCI, A.B. English Department Senior Class Adviser JULIA HANCOCK CUMMINGS Vocational Arts Department Treble Clef Adviser Drum Bugle Corp Musical Director Music Club Adviser Commencement Director NELLO DALLOLIO, B.S. Science Department Baseball Head Coach MILDRED A. DURAND, A.B. Language Department French Club Adviser Guidance Counselor DCRIS B. EPSTEIN, A.B. English Department Cap Dagger Dramatic Club Adviser FLORENCE FERRARIE, B.S. Physical Education Department Dancing Club Adviser Assistant Girl’s Basketball Coach Football Programs Committee Chairman MARGARET A. FIAMINGO, A.B. Mathematics Department Head Guidance Counselor CHARLES FURLONG. B.S. Science Department Assistant Football Coach WILLIAM E. GARDELLA, B.S., Ed. M. Commercial Department Head FLORENCE GATTI, B.S. Commercial Department V.H.S. Financial Adviser 9 J im Vineland High School Faculty THERESA F. HENZI, A.B. Mathematics Department Junior Class Adviser JOSEPH B. HOMIAK, A.B. Social Studies Department Wrestling Coach S. NANCY JENKINS, M.S. English Department Year Book Co-Adviser ESTHER JOHNSON, B.S. Home Economics Department Home Economics Club Adviser MILTON H. KAMMER, M.A. English Department Year Book Adviser NORMAN E. KRAPF, B.S., M.S. Science Department Physic Club Adviser Tennis Coach ANNA S. LEE Commercial Department Record Financial Adviser EDGAR A. LEEDS Industrial Arts Department JOHN A. LEHOCKY, B.S. Vocational Arts Department Record Photography and Art Adviser Senior Play ticket adviser HELEN M. LEWIS, B.S. English Department ANNA C. MARKHAM, B.C.S. IN Ed. Commercial Department Year Book Financial Adviser BENNET K. MATLACK, B. S. Science Department Biology Club Adviser HELEN C McMICKING, A.B. Language Department GILDA E. MENDICO, B.A. Social Studies Department Italian Club Adviser COSMO MINIFRI, Ph.B. Social Studies Department Assistant Football Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach Freshman Class Adviser ELIZABETH ANN MULFORD, A.B. Mathematics Department GERTRUDE NASH, B.S. Commercial Department Bowling Club, Adviser FLOYD NASSER, B.S. in ED. Vocational Arts Department 10 GEORGETTE M. RIEG, B.S. Industrial Arts Department Art Club Adviser RALPH W. ROBINSON, A.B. Social Studies Department ALICE M. RUBENSTEIN, B.S. Commercial Department BEATRICE STERN, B.S. Physical Education Department Drum Bugle Corps Adviser Cheer Leaders' Adviser Basketball Coach ROSE H. STERNBERG, B.S., M. Ed. English Department Head Student Council Adviser Guidance Counselor NORMAN F. WALSH, B.S. Physical Education Department Football Assistant Coach Basketball Assistant Coach Track Assistant Coach BESSIE T. WEYLMAN, B.S., B.L., M. Ed. Home Economics E)epartment Head Home Economics Club Adviser Sopohmore Class Adviser MICHAEL T. SCEPANSKY, B.S. Industrial Arts Department F. F. A. Adviser DANIEL TESTA, B.S. Physical Education and Health Head Athletic Director Head Football Coach Department ALBERT STARKEY, B.S. Science Department Head Chemistry Club Adviser Visual Aids Committee Chairman MAE WIMLEY, B.S. Social Studies Department Honor Patrol Adviser Traffic Squad Adviser MARION M. STARKEY, B.S. Librarian SENIOR ADVISERS First Row: Mr . Alba Bortner. Mi Alice Rubcnstein. Miss Rita Cre d. Mr . Ger- trude Nash, Mi Florence Gatti—Finan- cial Advisor. Second Row: Mr. William Gardclta, Mr. John Lchockejr, Mr. Charles Furlong, Mr. Joseph Ilomiak. Joe Bernt, Treasurer President; Mis� Rits James Simpson. Viet Atkinson, Secretary. Left to Right: Frank Mangino, Cresci, Advisor; President; Lois Mary Rose Abruscato Ambition: Bookkeeper Will: Her makeup to Dotty Patterson Destiny: Varga girl for 1956 Activities: Italian Club, 2, 3, 4; Bowling Cub, 4 Jimmy Allen Ambition: Mechanic Will: His good looks to Frank Cerione Destiny: Owner of the Scrimp Sc Save Auto-Motive Rose Mary Abruscato Ro Ambition: Owner of the larg- est department store in Vineland Will: Her love for dancing to Antoinette Moschctti Destiny: World famous Pow- ers model Activities: Italian Club, 3; Home Economics, 4; Bowling Club, 4; Art Club,1; Usher- ette Senior Play Eva Altman Ambition: Teacher in a Pri- vate School Will: Her serious ways to Edith Phinney Destiny: Author of the Net- man Encyclopedia Activities: Library Council, 1, 2, 4; French Club, 3, 4; Biology Club, 2; Physics Club, 3; Treble Clef Club, 4; Music Club, 4; French Award, 2; Latin Awards, 1, 2; Honor Patrol, 1, 2; Senior Record James Alexander Jim” Ambition: President of Vine- land Building Supply Co. Will: His all-state team foot- ball position to Tommy Mitchell Destiny: Vineland Lumber King majoring in tooth brush handles Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 George Amadei Jubby” Ambition: To get a job Will: His willingness to answer a question in class to Carl Custard Destiny: Contestant on the radio program It pays to be ignorant 14 John Antolini •'Johnny1’ Ambition: Movie Actor Witt: His neat clothes to Fred Carbone Destiny: Acadamy Award win- cr of 1960 Rosalie Diane Andreoli Ro Ambition: Private Secretary Witt: Her good bookkeeping marks to Eve Wilhelm Destiny: Originator and auth- or of the new and easy Andreoli 20th Century Bookkeeping” book Activities: Homeroom Presi- dent, 2, Vice President, 1; Student Council, x, 2; Senior Record; Junior Play Usherette Florence M. Anderson Flossie” Ambition: Store Manager Witt: Her sweet smile to JacK Pennino Destiny: Owner and operator of her own exclusive dress shoppe on Staten Island Activities: Port Richmond H. S., 1; Vineland H. S., 2, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4; French, 2; Choral, 3, 4, V.- Pres., 4; Music, 4; Stud. Coun.. 4; Sen. Rec; Physics, 3; Jun. Play Usherette, 3; Comm. Pian- ist, 3 ; Bowling, 4 Ruth J. Arbuckel Ruthie” Ambition: Teacher of Mathe- matics Will: Her neat ways to Jane Ney Destiny: Head of V.H.S. Math. Department Activities: Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres., 4; Homeroom Pres., r, 2, 3,; Chemistry, 4, Secretary, 4; Sen- ior Record; Honor Patrol, 2, 3; Physics, 3; Junior Play, 3; Bio- logy, 2 ; Art Club, x, 2; Choral Club, 2, 3; Comm. Usherette, 3; Dram., 2, 3, 4; Senior Play, 4 Ambition: Cartoonist Will: His car to Ace McDon- ald Destiny: Successor to Orson Welles Activities: Student Council, 4; Dance Club, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Senior Play Lois Jane Atkinson '•Loir Ambition: Private Secretary Will: Those big beautiful blue eyes to any underclassman that wants a boy friend like Tommy Destiny: Private secretary to Governor of N. J. Activities: Senior Class Sec- retary; Senior Record; Honor Patrol, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 4; Bio- logy Club, 2; Choral Club, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Hams, 2; Drum Bugle Corps, 1, Twirler, 3, 4; Music Club, 4; Commence- ment Usherette, 3; Latin Award, x, 2 15 Nancy Backman •’Nan Ambition: Nurse Will: Her job at Cambria to every running Freshman Destiny: Dean of Girls of V.H.S. Activities: Chcm. Club, 4; Riding Club, 2; Bowling Club, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Hi- Spots, 4; Treble Clef Club, 4; Music Club, 4; Commence- ment Usherette, 3; Latin Award, 1 Walter G. Badaracco •'Walt Ambition: Navy Will: His height to Dclmo Filippi Destiny: An admiral of the fleet Activities: Homeroom Presi- dent, 2; Homeroom Secretary, 1; F. F. A., 1, 2, 3; Student Council, 2 Donald Barsky Don” Ambition: Musician Will: His ability to play the violin to Laura Hocheim- er Destiny: First violinist of Philadelphia Orchestra Activities: Senior Record; Student Council, 4; Honor Pa- trol, 3; French Club, 3; Phy- sics Club, 3; Dramatic Club, 3, 4. President, 4; Bowling j g Club, 3, 4; Math Tournament, Sadie Battelini Sara” Ambition: Nurse Will: Her talkativeness to Priscilla Lorito Destiny: Principal of Landis- ville High School Activities: Italian Club, 4; Riding Club, 2; Commence- ment Usherette, 3; Senior Play Usherette, 4; Senior Record Ramona Mae Barnhill Mona Ambition: Accountant Will: Her poetic nature to next year’s record staff Destiny: Bookkeeper in the N. J. State Department of Finance Activities: Commencement Usherette, 3 Bill Bauer Wild Biir Ambition: To go to Alaska in a Model A Ford Will: His car to Sigmund Ronis Destiny: The Daniel Boone of South Jersey Activities: F. F. A., 1, 2, 3. 4 Julia Adele Becker Ambition: Nurse Will: Her baton to Katheleen Hofmeyer Destiny: Drum majorette for Penn State Activities: Drum Bugle, I, 2,; Twirler, 3, 4; Cheer- leader, 2; Home Economics Club, 4; Music Club, 4 Joan Doris Benton Roddy” Ambition: Fashion designer Will: Her scat in 5th period U. S. History II class to Louis Polizzi Destiny: Owner of her own skate repair shop Activities: Traffic Squad, x; Latin Award, 2 Wesley Beckwith Becky” Ambition: Airplane Mechan- ic Will: His popularity to Sue Harrington Destiny: Vineland's Ace of the Airways Activities: Track, 1; Foot- ball, 1, 2; Basketball, 1, 2, 3 v 1- 1 Pio M. Bergamo Speedy” Ambition: Mechanic Will: His troubles with his car, girls, teachers, etc., to any optimistic under- classman Destiny: Owner of the largest farm in South Jersey Activities: Homeroom Vice- president, 2, Secretary, 3 Silvio L. Belfi Junior Ambition: Accordionist Will: His many books to Nancy Brooks Destiny: Leader of an all ac- cordion orchestra at Car- negie Hall Helen Berger Ambition: Secretary Will: Her quietness to Johann Potter Destiny: Secretary to the Sec- retary of Interior Conges- tion Activities: Honor Patrol. 4 17 Donald J. Bcrnardini Don” Ambition: Physical Education teacher Will: His position on the basketball team to Chuck Furlong Destiny: V. H. S. basketball coach of i960 Activities: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 3 Marilyn Berstein Ambition: Spanish Correspon- dent Will: Her good marks to Shirley Scott Destiny: Finish college with a 99 average Activities: Homeroom Sec- retary, 2; Senior Record—As- sociate Editor; Dramatic Club. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Hon- or Patrol, Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Spanish Club. 3, 4; Chemis- try Club. 4: Biology Club, 2 ; Bowling Club, 3; Senior Play Usherette; Dancing Club, 1; Math. Tournament, 3; Latin Award, 1, 2; Spanish Award, 2 Joseph H. Berni Joe” Ambition: Electrical Engineer Will: His love of all that senior class money to next year's treasurer Destiny: World's best trap- shoot Activities: Homeroom Presi- dent, 1; Homeroom Vice President, 2, 3; Treasurer of Homeroom, 2; Student Coun- cil, 1. 3'. Junior Class Treas- urer; Senior Class Treasurer; Physics Club, 3; F.F.A., 1 Teresa Gloria Biondi Ambition: Secretary Will: Her mildness to some hot-headed Junior Destiny: I. J. Fox's private secretary Antioncttc Agnes Berni Toni” Ambition: Stewardess Will: Her pleasing personal- ity and brown eyes to Sarah Abrascato Destiny: Head Stewardess on the American Clipper Activities: Italian Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, 3; Bowling Club, 3; Dramatic Club, 2, 3; Homeroom President, 3; Sen- ior Play; Senior Record; Commencement Usherette, 3 Constance M. Bertino Connie” Ambition: Beautician Will: Her friendly manner to Janet Mastrangelo Destiny: Hair stylist for the members of the Spike Jones band Activities: Homeroom Treas- urer, 1; Dancing Club, 1; Honor Patrol,3; Italian Club, 3; Commencement Usherette, 3; Treble Clef Club, 4; Music Club, 4 Jo Ann Bishop Jo” Ambition: Telephone Opera- tor Will: Her talk to Ernie Mar cacci Destiny: Model for Seven- teen” Activities: Dunbar High 'West Virginia), x, 2; French Club, 1; Stamp Club, 2; Ocean Gty High, 3; Glee Club, 3; Vineland High, 4; Senior Record; Bowling Club, 4 William Bohl Bill” Ambition: Agent for distribut- ing alcoholic beverages to Minors Will: His blond hair to Frank Ragone Destiny: Agent for distribut- ing alcoholic beverages to Minors Activities: Navy, 44-43-46 Helen Eleanor Braidi Ambition: Housewife Will: Her sewing ability to Agnes Franceschini Destiny: One of John Power’s best models Activities: Italian Club, 3; Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Home Econo- mics Club, 4 Audrey Cecelia Branker Ambition: To go to school in N. Y. Will: Her love of New Yo'rk to all New Yorkers Destiny: New York's model housewife Activities: Morris High School, New York, 1, 2, 3; Traffic Squad, 3; Orchestra, 2. 3 Bernice Joan Bowers Bern” Ambition: Accountant Will: Her curly hair to Ber- nice Burus Destiny: Financial advisor to the Governor of New Jer- Activities: Homeroom Presi- dent, 2; Student Council, 1, 2,3; Drum Bugle Corps, 1; Junior Play Usherette, 3 Howard A. Browne, Jr. Brownie Ambition: Gvil Engineer Will: His numerous years of high school to anyone who wants them Destiny: Builder of Maurice River Dam Activities: Football, 1 19 Elizabeth M. Bruge Betty Ambition: Nurse Will: Her love for jitterbug ging to Eve Wilhelm Destiny: A busy nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital Activities: Dramatic, 2, 3, 4; Choral, 2, 3, 4; Music, 4; Hi- Spots Bus. Man., 4, Circulation Manager, 3; Biology, 2, 3; Chemistry, 4; Senior Record; Twirler, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 2; Traffic Squad, 2; Comm. Ush- erette, 3 ; Hams, 1, 2 Dolores Gloria Buff a Cbippf Ambition: Undecided ? Will: Her raven colored hair to Betsy Wilson Destiny: Owner and manager of Tommy’s Activities: Dramatic Club, 3; Dancing Club, 1; Spanish Club, 1; Biology Club, 3 20 Elaine Curtis Bruner E‘ Ambition: Medical secretary Will: Her pretty blond hair to Audrey Wegner Destiny: Model for the Drcne Shampoo ads Activities: Drum Sc Bugle Corps, 1; Choral Club, 2 Mary Frances Bullock Margie” Ambition: Journalist Will: The twinkle in her eye to Marie Seelman Destiny: Editor of the Milmay Gazette Activities: Homeroom Sec- retary, 3, Treasurer, 2; Senior Record; Student Council, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4, President, 4; Hi-Spots, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 2, 3; Honor Patrol, 2; Traffic Squad, 2, 4; Choral Club, 1, 2, 3; Senior Play; Chemistry Club, 4; Com- mencement Usherette, 3 Antoinette Mary Budensky Bud Ambition: Secretary Will: Her tininess to Herbie Albrick Destiny: Bookkeeper for the Secretary of Treasurer Activities: Bowling Club, 4 Eva Louise Burkhart Eve” - Evey Ambition: Interior Decorator Will: Her interior decorating to next year's art classes Destinr: Owner and operator of the largest skating rink in Sourh Jersey Activities: Traffic Squad, x; Dancing Club, 4; Latin Award, x Augusta Jane Camp Ambition: To travel Will: Her sewing ability to Antoinette Gabriel Destiny: Chief cook and bottle washer for Ringi- ng Brother's monkeys Activities: Home Economics, 4 Susanne Cappel Sue Ambition: Journalist Will: Her blond hair to Frances Genavese Destiny: Successor to Miss Bca Stern Activities: Hi-Spots, 3, 4; French Club, 4. President, 4; Student Council. 4; Senior Record; Honor Patrol. 1; Riding Club, 1, 2; Basketball, Sarah Ann Camp Ambition: Telephone opera- tor Will: Her quietness to June Giovinazzi Destiny: Owner and operator of her own telephone company made exclusively for Magnolia Road Activities: Drum Bugle, 1; Home Economics Club, 4 Josephine Rose Capabianco Jo Ambition: Receptionist for a doctor Will: Her quiet ways to Wade Wescott Destiny: Model at Macy's Activities: Drum Bugle Corps. 2; Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 3, 4 Shirley Anne Capozelli Shusha” Ambition: Hairdresser Will: Her love for football to Andrew Genna Destiny: Landisville pepper Queen Activities: Homeroom Vice President, x. 2. 3; Italian Club, 1; Treble Clef Club, 4; Music Club, 4 Jean Cappel Ingi Ambition: Veterinarian Will: Her love of talking to Shirley Koitz Destiny: Authoress of My Experiences as a Woman Veterinarian” Activities: Honor Patrol, 1; Riding Club, 1, 2; Physics Club. 3; Basketball. 1, 3, 4; French Club, 4; Latin Award, z Leroy A. Carlisle Ambition: Photographer Will: His ability as a photo- grapher to Martin Katz Destiny: Photographer for Life Magazine Activities: Honor Patrol. 3; Hi-Spots. 4; Senior Record Frances G. Catalano Pete Ambition: Dress maker Will: Her long black limou- sine to some deserving Junior who has been walking for three years Destiny: Organizer of ' the Vineland Policewomen Activities: Italian Club, 3; Drum Bugle, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Club, 5 Angelina C. Casella Ang Ambition: Executive for J. C. Penny Co.. Inc. Will: Her clothes to Frances Genevoese Destiny: One of nation’s ten best dressed women Activities: Italian Club, 4; Home Economics Club, 4; Bowling Club. 4 Ray Cervini Buddy Ambition: Printer Will: His love of printing to Mr. Pennino Destinv: Owner and manager of his own money print- ing industry (Ah-h-h) Activities: Biology, 2; Li- brary Council. 2; Basketball, 3; Bowling Club, i Lena Castellani Duchess Ambition: Cosmetician or Hair Stylist Will: Her upsweep hair-dos to Frances Leonette Destiny: Owner of Birdnest Salon Activities: Dramatic Club, 2, 3; Dancing Club, 1, 2; Spanish Club, 3; Biology, 3 Raymond Champion Ambition: To be a better bookkeeper than Miss Gatti Will: His ability to write poetry to Everett Becker Destiny: To have his statue in Poet’s Comer , West- minister Abbey 22 George Edward Cheety Cheety Ambition: Cartoonist Will: His artistic ability to Richard Francheschi Destiny: A second Al Capp, only more original (Per- ish the thought) Activities: Senior Record; Hi-Spots, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Biology Club, 2; Art Club, 1 Bart Chinnici Ambition: Photographer Will: His build to Johnny Scavelli Destiny: Second Charles Atlas Domenica Jane Cichecu Minnie Ambition: Actress Will: Her ability to act to the star of the Senior Play, 1950 Destiny: Flaming star of Stage and Screen Activities: Homeroom Sec- retary, 2; Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3 4. Vice-President, 2; Senior Play, 4; Thalia. 1; Choral Club, 1, 2, 3; Honor Patrol, 2; Traffic Squad, 2; Hi-Spots, 3, 4; French Club, 3 Rita J. Cichetti Ambition: Journalist Will: Her active participa- tion in school activities to Barbara Down Destiny: Editor of the New York Times Book Review Activities: Sophomore Class Sec.; Junior Class Sec.; Home- room Pres., i. 2, 3; Hi-Spots, 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief, 4; Stu- dent Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 4; Traffic Squad, 1; Honor Pa- trol, 2, 3, 4; Art Club, 2; French, 3, 4: Spanish, 4; Comm. Usherette, 3; Senior Record Stanley Chodnicki Ambition: Mechanic Will: His cross country abil- ity to Everette Becker Destiny: Star Runner of the 1952 Olympics Activities: Track, 2, 3, 4; Cross-country, 3, 4 Charles E. Clark Charlie” Ambition: Officer in the Army or Navy Will: His love for all the teachers to Jimmy Snyder Destiny: Major. U. S. Army Activities: Wrestling. 2 23 ft Ralph B. Clark '•Sonny Ambition: To grow some curly locks? Will: His unique haircut to Charles Scarpa Destiny: Captain, U. S. Navy Activities: Wrestling, 3, 4 Richard S. Cohen Magurt Ambition: Musician Will: His seat in the orches- tra to Marvin Ostroff Destiny: President of the Mu- sicians Union Activities: Band, r, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, 4; Dance Orchestra, 4; Music Club, 4 Joseph Frank Cocca ro Joe Ambition: Upholstery sales- man Will: His ability to take a joke to Bob Brodzic Destiny: Substitute for Jimmy Durante Activities: Homeroom Vice- President, 1,3; Student Coun- cil, 3 ; Bowling Club, 3; Base- ball, 3; Track, 1 Beatrice Cohen Bebe Ambition: To discover the formula for peace and happiness Will: Her piano playing abil- ity to Beatrice McHenry Destiny: Writer of the popu- lar song, Blue, Blue Monday Activities: Traffic Squad, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 1, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club, 3; Chemis- try Club, 4: Spanish Club, 3; Dramatic Club, 2; Latin Award, 1, 2 Harry S. Coffin Ambition: Chemistry teacher at V. H. S. Will: His English grammar to Elaine Ballow Destiny: Head of the English Department of Princeton University Activities: Spanish Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4; Physics Club, 3; Biology Club, 2; Wrestling, 4 Helen Ruth Coia Nane Ambition: Beautician Will: Her hair to Fay Plough- cr Destiny: Owner and operator of South Jersey's largest beauty salon Activities: Home Economics Club, 4; Italian Club, 1 M 24 Allen C. Cope •'Copie Ambition: Interior Decorator Will: His mustache to Char- les Houck Destiny: Head interior decora- tor to remodel the bar- racks at Fort Dix Peter Louis Dandrea Speed Ambition: Professional basket- ball player Will: His lankyness to Bert Vochicmer Destiny: Downstown High School Activities: Senior Record; Italian Club, a; Physics Club, 2; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball, 2, j, 4 Robert Di Emma Bob Ambition: Poultry farmer Will: His football ability to David Martinelli Destiny: Star halfback on the Philadelphia Eagles Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 3; Wrestling, 3, 4 Anna Marie DeLuca An Ambition: Hair Stylist Will: Her deep voice to Betty Sweet Destiny: Hair Stylist at Vine- land’s newest and best Dante’s Salone Activities: Homeroom Trcas. 3; Cheerleader, 3, 4; Drum Bugle, 1,2; Music, 4; Honor Patrol, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Italian, 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club, 3; Comm. Usherette, 3 ; Senior Play Usherette, 4 Eladio Anthony Delgado Del Ambition: Farmer Will: His Spanish accent to Miss Adamo Destiny: United States Foreign Minister of Puerto Rico Activities: Spanish Club, 4: Future Farmers of America. 4 25 Marjorie Elizabeth Connolly Margie Ambition: Teacher Will: Her driver's license to Sonny Alvino Destiny: A member of V.H.S.'s faculty Activities: Drum Bugle, z. Choral Club, 1 Edward Frederick De Luisi '•Number Ten” Ambition: Embalme: Will: His dancing ability to Larry Alvino Destiny: Successor to Fred Astaire Rose E. Di Gregorio Dig- Ambition: Interior Decorator Will: Her four year old trum- pet to any deserving Bugle Corp. member Destiny: Successor to Harry James Activities: Drum Bugle Corps, i, 2. 3, 4; Treble Clef Club, 4; Spanish Club, 2; Home Economics Club, 4 26 Rita De Maio Reef' Ambition: Nurse Will: Her boisterous ways to her sister Destiny: Wife of a prominent doctor Activities: Homeroom Treas- urer, 2; Dramatic Club, 2; Chemistry Club, 4; Biology Club, 4; Italian Club, 4; Bowl- ing Club, 3, Treasurer, 3: Riding Club, 1 Rose Ann De Marco Rosie Ambition: Singer Will: Her hair styles to Jane. Mastrangelo Destiny: Voted in 1950, the Vocalist of the year Activities: Senior Record: Bowling Club, 3 Jack Di Primio Ambition: Mechanic Will: His attendance to some incoming freshman Destiny: Head of Di Primo's Bolt and Nut Company Activities: Physics Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4; Biology Club, 2 Angelina Di Stefano Angie Ambition: Dress Designer Will: Her choral spot to Jo- sephine Martinclli Destiny: One of the nation's ten best dressed women Activities: Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4; Italian Club, 3, Dancing Club, 4; Music Club, 4; Choral Club, 1, 2. 3, 4; 4; Commencement Usherette, 3; Senior Play Usherette, 4 William Henry Donaghy Weasel Ambition: World holder of the biggest skating rink Wilt: His love of skating to Bernice Fcmoiu Destiny: Test pilot at a skate making factory Nicholas E. D’Ottavio, Jr. Nickie” Ambition: Engineer Will: His laugh to Chuck Furlong Destiny: One of the ten best dressed men of 1957 Activities: Student Council. 1, 2, 3; Honor Patrol, 4; Foot- ball, 1 Evelyn Mae Downs Evie Ambition: Receptionist Will: Her long, curly eye- lashes to Joan De Maio Destiny: Originator of Saks, Fifth Avenue Exclusive Junior Miss Dresses Activities: Dancing Club, 1; Dramatic Gub, x, 2, Secre- tary, 2; Choral Club, 1, 2: Bowling Gub, 4; Honor Pa- trol, 4 John J. Dutra Johnny” Ambition: Mechanic Will: His blue eyes to Fred Bernardine Destiny: Owner of the most Exclusive Men’s Clothing store in Vineland Alice Marie Dondero Ambition: Telephone Operator Will: Her smile and big bows to Janet Rogers Destiny: Bell Telephone Com- pany's most efficient op- erator Activities: Choral Club, 1; Treble Clef Club; Home Eco- nomics Club, 4 Regene Ellen Donley Jeannie” Ambition: Nurse Will: Her closet full of clothes to Jo Ann Peluro Destiny: Miss Delightful of 1954 of South Jersey” Activities: Honor Patrol, 1, 2; Traffic Squad, r, 2; Chem- istry Club, 4; Bowling Club, 4; Senior Play Usherette 27 Ruth Vera Elliott BlonJie Ambition: Beautician Will: Her love for a certain football player to Mar- garet Mazzola Destiny: Star of Blondic and Dagwood radio show Rita Eleanor Evangelista Ambition: Private secretary Will: Her arched eyebrows to Mary Sposato Destiny: Instructor at Arthur Murray's Activities: Italian Club, i, 2, 3; Dancing Club, 1 Dino J. Fiocchi Shorty Ambition: Musician Will: His drums to the Drum and Bugle Corps. Destiny: Successor to Gene Krupa Activities: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, i, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band. 4; Secretary and Treas- urer of Music Club, 4 George Franchetta French ’ Ambition: Musician Will: His trumpet to incom- ing freshmen Destiny: Famous author of V.H.S. History in the Making Activities: Band. 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 3; Music Club, 4 Elaine Frances Farber Ambition: Pianist Will: Her height to Pearl Freedman Destin): A member of the Philharmonic Orchestra Activities: Traffic Squad, 1, 2; French Club, 4; Spanish Club, 3; Biology Club, 2; Choral Club, 2, 3, 4; Music Club, 4 Irwin D. Freedman Ike Ambition: Baker Will: His sense of humor to Irwin Rosen Destiny: Mayor of Plum Street Activities: Senior Record; Band. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent, 4; Orchestra, 1; Music Club; Dramatic Club, 3; Spanish Club, 3 28 Daniel Mark Gabardi Day Ambition: Mechanic Will: His Italian marks to Mary Batucchi Destiny: To be the tallest man in Vineland Rosalie Jean Gaertner Ro-Ro Ambition: Go back to New York and work in a bank Will: Her sweet expression to Barbara Downs Destiny: Model for Saks 5th Avenue Alvera Jane Gallo Vera Ambition: Dancing teacher Will: Her position as major- ette of the Drum 8c Bugle Corps, to Barbara Down Destiny : Majorette at Univer- sity of Pennsylvania Activities: Drum Bugle Corps, President, 4, Secretary, 2, 3; Head Majorette, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 4; Music Club, 4 Mildred Louise Gaughran Millie Ambition: Nurse Will: Her love for blondes to any bashful junior Destiny: Voted as having the world’s sweetest person- ality Activities: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Riding Club, I, 2; Drum 8c Bugle, x, 2, 3, 4 Katherine M. Galli Kay Ambition: To travel Will: Her natural curly hair to Dolores DiMattio Destiny: Lecturer on How to be a Glamor Girl Activities: Italian Club, 4; Secretary of Homeroom, 3 Nina Ruth Gillette Squeaky Ambition: Mortician Activities: Homeroom V,- Pres., 3; Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres., 4; Thalia, x, 2, 3, 4; First-Prize Winner, 3, Presi- dent, 4; Dramatic. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play, 3; Chemis- try, 4, Vice President, 4; French, 4; Honor Patrol, 3; Senior Play; Commencement Usherette, 3; Music, 4; Stu- dent Council, 3, 4 29 Albert Marvan Giordano Ar Ambition: Artist Will: His artistic ability to Pat Morris Destiny: Artist for Esquire (M, m-m, m-m) Activities: Football, x, 2, 3 Stanley C. Goldberg Bobby Ambition: Photographer Will: His dancing ability to Sonja Gotlieb Destiny: Controller of Rocke- feller's Millions Activities: Senior Record; Hi-Spots. 3, 4; Dancing Club, 4 Richard Giovinazzi Ambition: To own a gas sta- tion Will: His T shirt to Bill Gleisburgh Destiny: President of Standard Oil Co. Irwin Gosman Gizal Ambition: V. H. S. Coach Will: His basketball position to Kemp Cook Destiny: Coach of the first V. H. S. State Champion- ship Basketball Team Activities: Cheerleader, 1; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4; Honor Patrol. 4'. Chem- istry Club. 4; Spanish Club. 4; Senior Record Sheldon E. Goldberg SbeP Ambition: Teacher Will: His love for History to Ronnie Macon Destiny: Professor of History Activities: Senior Record; Honor Patrol, 2, 4; Spanish Club, 3; Dramatic Club, 1, 3. 4 Agnes L. Grant Agi Ambition: Carnegie Hall? Will: Her public speaking ability to Selma Schatz Destiny: Famous Hollywood make-up artist Activities: Dramatic Club. 1; Thalia, 2, 3, 4; Honor Pa- trol, 3; Hi-Spots. 4; Book Jacket Contest Winner, x, 2, 3 30 Doris M. Graver Shorty Ambition: Secretary IVill: Her shortness to Joan Conccllo Destiny: Author and Corres- pondent on “How To Grow Tall” Actililies: Senior Record; Commencement Usherette, 3; Frankford High, 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club; Volley Ball Team Lynn Hall, Jr. Toole'1 Ambition: State Trooper Will: His Toni Wave to Joe Serra Destiny: Owner of Lynn Hall Activities: Football, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom President, 2 Thomas Grazias, Jr. Boo'm” Ambition: Egg Business Will: His eggs to anyone that needs them for breakfast Destiny: Noted authority on chickens Activities: F. F. A., 1; Hon- or Patrol, 2 William Joseph Hadsell •'Bill Ambition: Auto Dealer Will: His jalopy to Lou Ram- bonce Destiny: To be a poll-shark Mabel Hansen Reds Ambition: Beautician Will: Her red hair to Vivian Asset ta Destiny: The owner of a Ma- rine Surplus Store Activities: Drum Bugle Corps., 1; Treasurer of Home- room, 2, 3; Treble Clef Club, Marilyn Mae Holden Lynn Ambition: Beautician Will: Her friendliness to Ruth Pokorny Destiny: Owner of Holden’s 3th Avenue Beauty Salon Activities: Washington Irv- ing High School, 1, 2; Basket- ball Team, 1. 2; Baseball Team, 1, 2; Volley Ball, 1, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2; Vineland High School, 3, 4; President of Bowling Club, 3, 4; Bas- ketball Team. 4; Baseball Team, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Senior Record; Hi-Spots Typist, 4; Commencement Usherette, 3; Baccalaureate Usherette, 3 Wm. H. Hollenbach, Jr. Kilroj, Jr. Ambition: Theatre Owner Will: His admiration for the girls to Larry Alvino Destiny: Owner of the Landis Theatre Activities: Physics Club. 3; Chemistry Club. 4; Wrestling. 2, 3 Clarence Hoover Hoov” Ambition: History Teacher Will: His way with the girls and heart-fluttering smile to Eugene Giovacchini Destiny: Stylcr of the first vacuum cleaner for 1950 The Clarence Activities: Student Council, 3 Gene Janucci Job- Ambition: Photographer Will: His camera to next year's yearbook photo- grapher Destiny: Minotola's leading businessman and photo- grapher Activities: Senior Record Margaret Huff Pegg ’ Ambition: Music Teacher Will: Her laugh to Mildred Stienmctz Destiny: Originator of the world's first up-side down- side cake Activities: Commencement Usherette, 3 Richard N. Hunt Dick Ambition: Engineer Will: His height to Joe Jae- netti Destiny: Inventor of the air- less airplane Activities: Homeroom Vice- president, 1; Honor Patrol, 3; Physics Club. 3; Chemistry Club, 4, President. 4; Latin Award, 2; Spanish Club, 4; 32 Senior Record; Sophomore Class Treasurer Kenneth Richard Jenkins Rich Ambition: Lawyer Will: His love for Spanish to Albert Mallory Destiny: New York's Ace’ Criminal Lawyer Activities: Band, 2, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, x, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 4 Dorothy Anna Kashubski Dot Ambition: Interior Decorator Will: Her Honor Patrol post to Marilyn Wightman Destiny: Paper the walls of the Biology Lab green to match the students' faces Activities: Chemistry, 4; Biology, 4; Bowling, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4 Harriet G. Kinkade Gene Ambition: Doctor Will: Her gum chewing in 8th period Study Hall to Sophy Ballard Destiny: Head Surgeon at Newcomb Hospital Activities: Dancing Club, 1; Bowling Club, 4 Lou Koering Lou Ambition: Florist Will: His art of losing weight to Francis Dondero Destiny: World famous Wrest- ler Activities: Wrestling, 3, 4 Joan Anne Kroelinger Joannie Ambition: Medical Secretary Will: Her low voice to Ber- tha Hudson Destiny: Secretary to Vine- land's most prominent doctor Activities: Riding Club, x, 2; Dramatic Gub, 4; Bowling Club, 4; Dancing Club, 4; Commencement Usherette, 3 Paula Ruth Kohn Paul Ambition: To get an M.R.S. degree Will: Her love of Spanish to Joanne Kohn Destiny: Librarian ’Activities: Senior Record; Dramatic Club, x, 2, 3, 4; Hono Patrol, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 3; Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Bowl- ing Club, 3 Vladimir W. Krivopusk IVair Ambition: Engineer Will: His long name to Pearl Smith Destiny: Disc-jockey of Dawn Patrol” Activities: Chemistry Club. 4 Joyce Ellen Kroelinger }of Ambit ion: Typist Will: Her ability to type to Miss Sternberg's secretary of 1950 Destiny: Successful civil ser- vice typist Activities: Riding Club, 1, 2; Dramatic Club, 4; Dancing Club, 4; Commencement Ush- erette, 3 Anne Adeline Lapaire Ambition: House-wife Will: Her basketball ability to Charolctte Heller Destiny: To win the title Miss House-Wife of 1950 Activities: Home Economics Club, 4; French Club, 2 Charles H. Kulp Cbas Ambition: Traveling Salesman Will: His happy-go-lucky ways to Jack Downie Destiny: One of South Jersey's most eligible bachelors Activities: Biology Club, 2; Cheerleaders, 2; Football Manager, 1; Baseball Man- ager, 1; Homeroom Secretary, z; Homeroom Treasurer, 2 George Lapaire Pierre Ambition: Electrical engineer Will: His job in the A. P. to some hungry freshman Destiny: Captain in the French Navy of the S. S. Lapaire Activities: U. S. Navy Julia Laboda Ambition: Foreign trade sec retary Will: Her nice big friendly- smile to Colleen Welch Destiny: To be a traveling salesman for the Chiquita Banana Incorporation Activities: Dramatic Club. 2, 4; Spanish Club, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 4 Joe La Rosa Ambition: Mechanic Will: His quietness to Her- bert Ulbrich Destiny: Vineland's leading mechanic 34 Jay W. Latimer Doc or Slim Ambition: Internal Combus- tion Engineer Will: His wonderful person- ality and happy-go-lucky, carefree manner, to all fu- ture Seniors. Destiny: Voted most likely to succeed in a 1950 Popu- larity Poll J. Robert Lelli 'Bob’' Ambition: Automotive Parts wholesaler Will: His ability to get through the halls without passes of Michael Pcsiri Destiny: Owner, operator of Automotive Parts Activities: Italian Club, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club, 4 Victor Joseph La Torre Sinatra or Skinny” Ambition: Race Horse Owner Will: His loud ties to Rudy Bocchetti Destiny: Head exerciser of horses at Elizabeth Ar- den’s stables. Activities: Vice President, 3; Italian Club, z, 2; Music Club, 4; Library, x, 2; Bas- ketball, 2; Bowling Club, 1 Anthony Leonardo, Jr. junior Ambition. Professional foot- ball player Will: His practical jokes to Fred Luertzing Destiny: All-American star athlete in 1955 Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball, i, 2, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, «. 2, 3. 4 Lucille Evelyn Lee Lu Ambition: Secretary Will: Her spot on the cheer leading squad to the live- liest girl in the class of ■52 Destiny: Model for Halo Shampoo Ad Activities: Choral Club, z, 2� 3t 4. Treasurer, 4; Basket- ball, 1; Cheerleading, 2, 3, 4; Music Club, 4; Bowling Club, 3, 4; Commencement Usher- ette, 3; Senior Record Helene Leonelli LeeT Ambition: To travel Will: Her bright and happy manner to Laura Hack- hiemer Destiny: Fitter for Wanamak er’s Dress Department Activities: Home Economics Club, z; Art Club, 1, 2 35 Rita Marie Leonetti •'Reft” Ambition: Secretary Will: Her height to Shirley Remson Destiny: First woman secre- tary to the President of the United States Activities: Social dancing, i; Italian Club, 3, 4 Marie D. Lilia Ambition: Typist Will: Her bookkeeping ability to Madeline Pctrosantc Destiny: Minotola's leading business woman. Activities: Italian Club, 4; Commencement Usherette, 3 Loretta Letts Larry” Ambition: Housewife Will: Her cheery smile to Barry Dowd DestinySelected Model Housewife of i960 Activities: Drum Bugle Corps, i; Choral Club, 2; Commencement Usherette, 3; Bowling Club, 4 Walter N. Linden Wally” Ambition: Mechanic Will: His good looks to John Le Gore Destiny: Mr. America of 1950 Joel Charles Leuchter Leach” Ambition: Journalist Will: His taxi service to Lou Sobelcman Destiny: Owner of Leuchter chain of newspapers Activities: Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4 ; Pegasus, V.-Pres., 3, 4; Pub- lic Speaking Contest, 3, 4; Senior Record, Asso. Ed.; Hi- Spots, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Math. Tournament, 3; Latin Award, 1; Physics, 3; Chemis- try, 4; Bowling, 3 Vincent Joseph Lodcero Vinnie” Ambition: President of an Egg Corporation Will: His ability to drive carefully to Dave Alvino Destiny: Mayor of Vineland Activities: Homeroom Vice President, 1, 2; Homeroom Treasurer, 1, 2; Football, 1, 2; Senior Record; Library Council, 2; Student Council, 2; Bowling Club, 4; Biology Club, 2 36 Carmella Agnes Lomonaco Carmen Ambition: Dress designer Will: Her nice clothes to Jane Connally Destiny: Famous Beauty con- sultant especially for red- heads Activities: Italian Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Bowling Club, 2; Homeroom Secretary, z Victor B. Malench Vic” Ambition: Mechanic Will: His mechanical ability to Rene Meyer Destiny: Owner of Vineland's largest auto repair shop Alice Eleanor Lowman Reds” Ambition: Missionary Will: Her freckles to Edith Vorchio Destiny: Owner and operator of an exclusive beauty salon for red-heads only Activities: Honor Patrol, 1; Traffic Squad, 2; Choral Club, 2, 4; Music Club. 4; Com- mencement Usherette, 3 Francis G. Mangino Frankie” Ambition: Business man Will: His position as captain of the football team to George Travis Destiny: Mayor of Ncwficld Activities: Senior Class President; Junior Class Presi- dent; Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, x. 2, 3, 4; Italian Club, 4; Physics Club, 3; Biology Club. 2; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 2. 3. 4; Wrestling, 3, 4; Track, 1 Ellen Marie Malatesta Melon” Ambition: Singer Will: Her peppy checrlead- ing ability to June Davis Destiny: Successor to June Christy Activities: Homeroom Sec., 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4; Senior Record; Honor Patrol, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 4; Italian. 3; Choral. 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Club, 4; Basketball, 2. 3; Sen- ior Play Usherette, 4; Junior Play Usherette, 3 Frank H. Marshall Marco Ambition: Cabinet Maker Wilt: His weights to Bill Gleisburg Destiny:. Winner of the Weight Lifting Cham- pionship in 1950 Activities: Football, 1; Track, 3 37 Judith Jean Martinelli Judy Ambition: Music career Will: Her love for music to Carol Johnstone Destiny: Inventor of the piano with 120 keys so that 3 people can play Activities: Music Club, 4; Dramatic Club, 4; Bowling Club, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Hi-Spots Staff, 4 Serge Louis Mavroff MolatotT Ambition: Navy Will: His build and brawn to Don Luisi Destiny: Admiral of the Rus- sian fleet Activities: Football, 3, 4 Gloria Teresa Maruffi Murphy Ambition: Laboratory Techni- cian Will: Her bubble gum to anyone in fifth period Study Hall Destiny: Manufacturer of ny- lon bubble gum Activities: Choral, 1, 2, 3; Dramatic, 2, 3; Spanish, 2, 4; Honor Patrol, 3; Traffic Squad, 4; Usherette for Comm., 3; Senior Play Usherette Patricia Ann May Par Ambition: Missionary Will: Her singing to Reba Kell Destiny: To instruct the na- tives of Africa in the lat- est dance steps Activities: Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club, 3; Music Club, 4; Thalia, 2; Commencement Usherette, 3; Traffic Squad, 3 Lois Marcelletta Maudlin Loir Ambition: Nursing Will: Her happy way to Bar- bara Gcrg Destiny: Teacher of U. S. History II at V. FT. S. Activities: Gloucester High, Spanish Club, 2; Home Eco- nomics Club, 1, 2; Library Council, 3; Dramatic Club, 4; Chemistry, 4; Bowling, 3; Basketball, 4 Gloria Melini Glo” Ambition: Airline Hostess Will: Her usherette gown to Eillen Casazza Destiny: Owner of Melini's Date Bureau for girls Activities: Dramatic Club, 1; Honor Patrol, 3; Senior Play Usherette 38 Anthony Mennone . .. . Snuffy Ambition: Big Boss of Easy Street ? Will: His height to Skeets Unsworth Destiny: Model for 5 o'clock shadow ad Activities: Homeroom Presi- dent, 1; Football, 2, 3; Base- ball, 2, 3; Italian Club, 2, 3, Treasurer, 4 Howard Milanesi Pop Ambition: Bookkeeper, if it’s all right with Miss Gatti Will: His entertainment in Miss Gatti's Bookkeep- ing class to Eddie Man- arasi Destiny: Owner of Tessari's Grocery Store Mary E. Mcrighi ,Shorty Ambition: Home Economics Teacher Will: Her shortness to Janice Streeter Destiny: Proprietor Rio-Rita Tavern Activities: Home Economics, 3, 4; Biology, 2; Bowling Club, 4; Riding Club, 2; Commencement Usherette, 3 Vivian Dorothy Milanesi Viv Ambition: Bookkeeper Will: Her cute giggles to Dottie Pollard Destiny: The Boss's dream of a capable and efficient sec- retary Activities: Riding Club, x, 2; Dramatic Club, 4 Martin Robert Meyer Ambition: Bookkeeper Will: His basketball ability to George Love Destiny: Author of the hilari- ous best-seller My Career As a High School Stu- dent” Activities: Italian Club, 2. 3, 4; Basketball, 3, 4 Janet Muller Jan Ambition: Stenographer Will: Her big brown eyes to Agnes Hughes Destiny: Author of The New Arithmetic book Activities: Honor Patrol, 4; Choral Club, 3, 4; Music Cub, 4 Theresa Murphy 'Test Ambition: Registered Nurse Will: Her majorette position to Connie Doerr Destiny: Successor to Joan Davis Activities: Band, Head Ma- jorette, 4; Drum 8t Bugle, 2; Twirler, 3 ; Chemistry' Club, 4 ; Biology Club, 2; Dramatic Club, 2; Music Club, 4, Sec- retary, 4; Bowling Club, 3; Riding Club, 2 Nancy Marre Nixholm Ambition: Bookkeeper Will: Her witty ways to Ca- mille Angelo Destiny: Bookkeeper for the Bolt and Nut Corpora- tion Margaret E. Nelson Peggy Ambition: Private secretary Will: Her good marks to Eileen Simpson Destiny: Private secretary to the President of the U.S.A. Activities: Commencement Usherette, 3 Theolynn C. Nelson Theo Ambition: Traveling Will:. Her love for Miss Brookins and Problems Class to any confused Junior Destiny: Traveling advisor for the Mighty Midgets of America Organization Activities: Home Economics Club, 4 William B. Noker Bill Ambition: U. S. Navy or Sea Captain on own boat Will: His guns to Mr. Mini- fri Destiny: Sea Captain on the Noker Transocean Ship Co- Anna Jacqualinc Oliva Fuzzy Ambition: Gym teacher at Collingswood H. S. Will: Her flashy strut to Trudy Rawlins Destiny: Principal of an all boy's school Activities: Homeroom Presi- dent, 3; Drum and Bugle, x, 2; Band Majorette, 3, 4; Dra- matic Club, 1, 2; Chemistry Club, 4; Library Council, 1; Choral Club, 3; Music Club, 4: Basketball, 1. 2, 4; Com- mencement Usherette, 3 40 Shirley Phylis Oliva Pbir Ambition: Beautician Will: Her pretty black hair to Joyce Ljungvall Destiny: Originator of the Oliva Face Lift Kit” Activities: Drum and Bugle, Laurel Ann Pagnam Laurie” Ambition: Model Will: Her baton and twirling ability to any future twirl- er Destiny: Cover girl for Am- erica's top magazines Activities: Drum and Bugle, i; Twirlcr, 5, 4; Dramatic Club, 2, 3; Honor Patrol. 3; Traffic Squad, 3; Thalia. 3. 4; Music Club, 4; Bowling Club, 3; Commencement Usherette, 3 Robert H. Osborn Bob”, Ozzie Ambition: Engineer Will: His capable leadership to Amcrico Antonelli Destiny: Head of New York Life Insurance Activities: Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Vice President N. J. A. H. S. G; Homeroom President, 1, 2; Honor Patrol 1, 3, 4 ; Spanish Club, 3, Treasurer, 3; Chem- istry, 4; Physics, 3 ; Football, 2, 3, 4; Track, 2, 3; Bowling, 3 Dolores Pagnini Dee” Ambition: Private Secretary Will: Her friendliness and polite manners to Joan Levari Destiny: Secretary to the first lady of the nation Activities: Senior Record Business Manager; Commence- ment Usherette, 3 Morel Pagano Moe”, Mule” Ambition: Cartoonist Will: His dancing steps to Eddie Manaresi Destiny: Newficld's famous cartoonist and dancer Activities: Homeroom Presi- dent, 1; Vice President, 2; Italian Club, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent, 4; Football, 1, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 4; Wrestling, 3, 4 Aldo J. Pancheri Al” Ambition: Dancing Instruc- tor Will: His witty ways to Joe Saracco Destiny: Successor to Glenn Dobbs Activities: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling. 3, 4; Cross Country, 3; Football, 4; 41 Joseph A. Panichello Pancho” Ambition: Businessman Will: His shoulders to Ace McDonald Destiny:- Manufacturer of Bingo Bango Suspend- ers, Inc. Activities: Homeroom Treas- urer, i; Track, a, 3, 4; Foot- ball, 3, 4; Basketball, 3, 4 Margherita Peraine Margie Ambition: Telephone operator Will: Her cute blush to Sue Harrington Destiny: Future Supervisor at Bell Telephone Activities: Homeroom Treas- urer, i, 2, 3; Bowling Club 4; Vice President 4 Wililam L. Panichello Bill Ambition: Bookkeeper Will: His Model A. Roadster to Libro Cortopossi Destiny: Ships steward on the Queen Mary Activities: Senior Play June Carol Patterson Ambition: Teacher of Ad- vanced Algebra and Phy- sical Education Will: Her love of athletics to Joan De Maio Destiny: Algebra teacher at H. L. Reber School ActivitiesHi-Spots, 1; Bowling Club, 1; Honor Club, x; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Le Roy Periconi Doodle Ambition: Farmer Will: His knowledge of farm- ing to Alfred Elken Destiny: Owner of Vineland’s only 2000 acre farm Activities: FFA, i, 4 Archie B. Perry Ambition: Undertaker Will: His good looks to any- one that can get them away from him Destiny : Successor of Digby O’Dell, the friendly un- dertaker Activities: Homeroom Treas- urer, 3 42 Phyllis Agnes Perry Tommy” Ambition: Dressmaker Will: Her long fingernails to anyone that needs them. Destiny: To give the girls of I9 7 the popular New Look” Activities: Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Ted Perry Junior Ambition: Professional base- ball player Will: His love of sports to Dick Mitchell Destiny: South Jersey’s most eligible bachelor Activities: Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 Joyce J. Petway Jan” Ambition: Medical Bookkeeper Will: Her soft voice to Dick Downie Destiny: Successor to Miss Gatti Activities: Choral Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 4; Music Club, 4; Commencement Usherette Ambition: Salesgirl Will: Her good humor to Bernice Forgnoni Destiny: The Pepsodent smile girl Activities: Traffiic Squad, 1; Honor Patrol, 1, 4; Italian Club, 3; Commencement Usherette. 3; Dancing Club, 4. Aldo J. Petrucci Al Ambition: Poultry Farmer Will: His chickens to Arthur Anderson Destiny: Owner of Vineland's largest chicken hatchery Activities: F.F.A., 4, Presi- dent, 4 Russell Pinizzotto Russ Ambition: Accordionist Will: His ability to play the accordian to Pete Mattei Destiny: Music teacher at V.H.S. Activities: Student Council, 4; Italian Club, 3, 4, Presi- dent, 4 43 Edwin Pitman Eddie Ambition: Aircraft Mechanic Will: His knowledge of U. S. History to some future junior Destin): T.W.A.'s head pilot Donald N. Pollard Don Ambition: Taxidermist With His good manners to David Lieberman Destin): The greatest Coon hunter of them all ( better than Stone) Activities: Homeroom Sec- retary. i; Physics Club, 3; Chemistry, 4; French Club, 4; Latin Award, 1 Bernice Portner Bernie Ambition: Stenographer Will: Her dancing ability to Sylva Shapiro Destiny: Private secretary to Tyronne Power Activities: Dramatic Club, 2 ; Bowling Club, 3; Honor Pa- trol, 4; Dancing Club, 2 Nicholas Chas. Possenti Nick Ambition: Radio engineer Will: His position as Student Council Treasurer to Fred Lucrtzing Destiny: Lecturer on How to Cultivate a Cheerful Smile Activities: Sophomore Class Vice President; Student Coun- cil, i, 2, 4; Honor Patrol, 1, 4 ; Italian Club, 4; Senior Rec- 44 ord; Football, 1; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Commencement Usher, 3 Anthony J. Reale 'Tony Ambition: Farmer Will: His ability to sleep dur- ing classes to Norman Alterman Destiny: To sleep his life away Audrey H. Reamer Ambition: Telephone Oper- ator Will: Her position as Miss Brookins’ secretary to Maria Lisi Destiny: Inventor of a new skin cream to remove freckles Activities: Honor Patrol, 4; Traffiic Squad, 4; Commence- ment Usherette, 3 Marvin Richard Reed, Jr. Dick” Ambition: Criminal Lawyer Will: His walk to Thomas Mullen Destiny: Famed for his por- trayals of a typical French Ham Actor” Activities: Editor-in-Chief of Senior Record, 4; Dramatic 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 4; Senior Play, 4; French. 4; Bio- logy. 2; Physics, 3; Chemistry. 4; Comm. Usher, 2, 3; Math Tournament, 3; Latin Award, 2 Dorothy C. Richards Dor Ambition: Nurse Will: Her school books to Irma Polizzi Destiny: The only quiet nurse in Newcomb Hospital Beatrice Ann Richards Beatty” Ambition: Medical Secretary Will: Her small handwriting to any commercial student Destiny: Author of How to be Seen and not Heard” Activities: Secretary of Homeroom, 2, 3 Nancy Selma Reback Nan” Ambition: Laboratory Tech- nician Will: Her giggle and red glasses to Marcella Eby. Destinr: Owner and operator of the Reback-Morvay Fruit and Vegetable Mar- ket Activities:. Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 3, 4; Traf- fic Squad, 3, 4; Bowling, 3; Spanish. 3, 4; Biology, 2; Chemistry, 4; Senior Record; Senior Play Usherette Robert L. Remson, Jr. Pop” Ambition: To get a good wo- man and a good pipe Will: His distinguished and good looks to Peter Metae Destiny: Manufacturer of the world's largest pipe in- dustry Activities: Honor Patrol, 4 Rosalie E. Richman Rosie Ambition: NJurse Will: Her willingness to lend things to Edith Lieber- man Destiny: Head Nurse at Mayo Clinic Activities: Traffic Squad, 1, 2, 3; Honor Patrol, 2; Danc- ing Club, 1; Biology Club, 2; Spanish Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Latin Award, 1, 2 45 William Paul Rochetti Bill” Ambition: Football G ach Will: His car to any fresh- man who must walk to school Destiny: Future football coach of Vineland High School Activities: Homeroom Sec- retary, 3; Football, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, 2; Biology Club, 2; Library Council, 2 Sol Anthony Rosa Dutch Ambition: To be be a gun smith Will: His well rounded ap- petite to Tonny Mullen. Destiny: Coach of the East football team. Activities: Football, 2, 4 46 Russell Romano Ambition: Mechanic Will: His wrestling to Mr. Homiak's next homeroom Destiny: Mr. Homiak's suc- cessor Activities: Wrestling, 3; Track, 3; Cross Country, 4 Ernest Roth Ernie Ambition: Ship's Steward Will: His quiet manner to Allan Scott Destiny: The noblest Arab of them all Activities: Biology Club, 2; Art Club 2 Marie Angelina Rosa Mur Ambition: Business Executive Will: Her book Eat and Grow Thin in Ten Easy Lessons” to Pat Brewer Destiny: Owner and operator of the world's largest dress shop Activities: Bowling Club, 4; Secretary, 4; Home Ec Club, 4 Betty Louise Ruberti Bet Ambition: Medical Secretary Will: Her efficient way to Marilyn Wightman Destiny: Author of How to Walk On Your Toes in Six Easy Lessons” Activities: Student Council, 3, 4; Honor Patrol, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 3, 4; Italian Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4; Commencement Usherette, 2, 3; Junior Play Usherette; ior Plav: Senior Record Frank Saenz Ambition: U. S. Marines Will: His chin dimple to Ugo Smith Destiny: Moderator of the noted radio program Marriage Problems Activities: Senior Play; Wrestling, 4 Albert G. Sammartino At Ambition: Retire at the age of 19 Will: His long list of activi ties to an ambitious freshman. Destiny: The first person ever to retire at the age of 19 Activities: Football Man- ager, 1; Track, 1, 2 Dolores C. Santagata Deer” Ambition: Air-line Hostess Will: Her big part in the Senior Play to Mary Gu- bitosi Destiny: Secretary of a Mac- aroni Factory in Landis- villc Activities: Homeroom Presi- dent. 1; Vice President, 2; Student Council, 1, 2; Italian Club, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club, 1; Honor Patrol, 1; Senior Play. 4 Ralph Elling Sather Ambition: F. B. I. Agent Will: His arguments in Prob- lems class to Harry Phaft Destiny: A permanent place on the It Pays to be Ig- norant show Activities: Band, 1, 2 Rosalie Marie Scache Rossaly Sketch Ambition: Accordionist Will: Her piano playing to Beatrice McHenry Destiny: Music director for noted music artists Rosa- lie and Russel Activities: French Club, 2; Student Council, 1, 2; Home- room President, 1, 2; Orches- tra, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Drum A Bugle Corps, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4 ; Music Club, 4 ; Home Economics Club, 4; Commencement Usherette, 3 Herbert Schaper Humphrey' Ambition: Dairy Farmer Will: His build to Wayne Wescott Destiny: Owner of New Jer- sey's Greatest Dairy Farm Activities: Football, 2, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4 47 Paul Schroeder Ambition: Farmer Will: His height to some fu- ture basketball player Destiny: Professor of an all teacher school. Activities: F. F. A., x, 2 Evelyn Vera Seel man EtT Ambition: Music Teacher Will: Her good marks to Larry Alvino Destiny: To be a Lux Girl be- cause of her complexion Activities: Homeroom Vice President, 3; Choral Club, 1, 3, 4; French Club, 3; Chem- istry Club, 4; Music Club, 4; Latin Award, x, 2 Florence R. Scribner '•Flo' Ambition: To get into college Will: Her scientific ability to Edith Lieberman Destiny: Hostess at Rainbow Lake Hotel Activities: Spanish, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Biology Club, 2; Traffic Squad, t, 2; Dancing Club, 1; Dramatic Club, 1 John Gordon Shaw Pickles Ambition: Patternmaker Will: His car to Mr. Homiak Destiny: Master of Ceremon- ies on It Pays to be Ig- norant Emily R. Seelman Em” Ambition: Stenographer Will: Her pleasing smile to Eve Wilhem Destiny: Teacher of the bet- ter housewives' organiza- tion of Dorothy Activities: Senior Record; Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4; Dramatic Club, 1; Choral Club, x, 4; Music Club, 4 Paul Sher Stoopy” Ambition: Doctor Will: His brains to Hugo Smith Destiny: The World's Great- est Brain Surgeon Activities: Physics Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4; Spanish Club, 4; Senior Record Clare Shmukler Clara, baby! Ambition: Chemist Will: Her love of Math to Lora Lehman Destiny: The first person to prove that two and two isn’t four Actirities: French Club. 3. 4, Vice President. 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Biology Club, 2; Dancing Club, 1; Dramatic Club, i, 2, 3, 4; Thalia. 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Award, 1; French Award, 3 Eric Simon Ambition: To live happily ever after Will: His seat in U. S. His- tory II to Francis Don- dero Destiny: Mayor of Elmer Road Clarence Shutter Clancy Ambition: Engineer Will: His way with women to Frank (Tibby) Carini Destiny: Bell-hop for the Am- bassador Hotel in Atlantic Gty Activities: Homeroom Sec- retary, 3; Physics Club, 3; Dancing Club, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, 3, 4; Senior Play; Wrestling, 4; Cross Country, 3; Bowling Club, 3, 4 Margaret Rose Siciliano Margie” Ambition: To travel Will: Her position as presi- dent of the Home Econo- mics Club to Mary Bat- tucchi Destiny: Model for New York Fashions Actirilies: Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4. President, 4 James E. Simpson Jimmy” Ambition: Grocery Store Own- er Will: His trig, problems to Nancy Brooks Destiny: Script writer for Walt Disney Activities: Senior Record. 4; Dramatic Club, 2, 3; Honor Patrol. 2, 3; Traffic Squad, 2. 3; Student Council. 3; Senior class Vice President; Home- room President, 3; Vice Presi- dent of Homeroom, 2; Home- room Treasurer, 1; Bowling Club, 3; Senior Play Thomas M. Simpson Tommy” Ambition: To travel Will: His curly locks to Joe Barker Destiny: Polling people for Dr. Gallup Activities: F. F. A., 1, 2, 3; Library Council, 3 49 Rose Small Rosie Ambition: Medical secretary Will: Her report card to Bob Brozdix Destiny: Advertising manager for Station Q.U.I.E.T. Activities: Homeroom Treas- urer, i; Senior Record; French Club, 3; Traffic Squad, 1; Drum c Bugle Corps, 1; French Award, 1 Mary Caroline Smart Carrie Ambition: Commercial Artist Will: Her artistic ability and seat in 8th period Art Class to any talented under classman Destiny: First woman artist of Esquire Activities: Art, x, 2; Bowl- ing, 4; Senior Record Calvin Smith Smitty Ambition: Navy Will: His ability to sweep the floor in J. C. Penny's to some future slave Destiny: Manager of J. C Penny Co. Activities: Homeroom Sec- retary, 3; Student Council, 1, 3; Bowling Club, 3 Gertrude Katherine Smith Gertie - Smitty Ambition: Professional skater Will: Her laugh in 6th period study hall to anyone who wants it Destiny: Governess of the Buborpington children Activities: Home Economics Club, 3, 4 Virginia Flint Smith Ginny Ambition: Actress Will: Her originality to Joan Levari Destiny: The Gertrude Ncisen of 1955 Activities: Senior Record; Honor Patrol, 1, 2, 3, 4; Traf- fic Squad, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Drum Bugle, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club, i, 2, 3, 4; Thalia, x, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; H. A. M. S., 2; Spanish Club Award, 2; Music Club, 4; Dancing Club, 2 Charlotte Naomi Snyder Nomie” Ambition: Model mother and housewife Will: Her small handwriting to Jocilyn Heise Destiny: Model mother and housewife Activities: Drum Bugle, i, 2, 3, 4; Treble Clef Club, 4; Music Club, 4; Commence- ment Usherette, 3 Timothy B. Spinosi Blackie Ambition: Store owner Will: His date book to Anthony Napoli Destiny: Manager of men's date bureau Activities: Vice President of Homeroom, 2; President of Homeroom, 3; Senior Play Chris Stewart Chris Ambition: Retire in the Navy Will: His ability to attend school daily to some hooky player Destiny: Partners with Bill Bohl in longest egg route in Atlantic City Ruth Mae Steineder Susan Ambition: Professional Trick Rider Will: Her ability to talk her way out of trouble to some innocent freshman Destiny: Trick rider for Bar- num and Bailey Grcus Activities: Riding Club, 2, 3; Bowling Club, 3; Basket ball, 1 William F. Stone Bill Ambition: Artist Will: His red hair to Pat Morris Destiny: Number one coon hunter, next to Pollard Activities: Physics Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4; Art Club, 4 Gershon Albert Stern Sonnf' Ambition: Doctor Will: His chickens to Stanley Orlinsky Destiny: Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize Activities: Senior Record Advertising Manager; Honor Patrol, i, 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 1, 2, 3, 4 , Spanish, 2, 3; Chemistry, 2; Physics, 3; Latin Awards, 1, 2; Track, x, 2, 3, 4; Biology, i, 2; Drama- tic, x, 2; Bowling, i William Douglas Stubee Bill Ambition: Architect Will: His sharp shirts to Stan- ley Orlinsky Destiny: Architect for the new V.H.S. (the one with the specially weakened steel beams) Activities: Senior Record, 4; Senior Play, 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Physics Club, 3; Biology Club, 2 51 Ruth Elizabeth Swenlin Ruthie Ambition: Office Worker Will: Her pleasant disposition to Miriam Clark Destiny: Model housewife to the lucky guy who gets her Activities: Homeroom Secre- tary, 2, 3; Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, 4; Senior Record; Com- mencement Usherette; Bowl- ing Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4 Steve F. Tobolski Bosco Ambition: Farmer Will: His carefree manner to Lou Rambone Destiny: The man who changed Garrison Road to Toboiski Avc. James Laury Tate Jimmy Ambition: Get a good job. Will: His seat in History Class to Dave Alvino Destiny: New Jersey's Com- missioner of Motor Ve- hicles Andrew Tkach Hank” Ambition: To be the biggest farmer near Parvin State Park Will: His seat in Bookkeeping to Charolette Heller Destiny: Train caller at the Vineland Station Raffaela Catherine Torchio Ray Ambition: Bookkeeper Will: Her senior seat to Betty Sweet Destiny: Secretary to the May- or Newfield Ruth Mae Tubertini Rut hie Ambition: Bookkeeper Will: Her quickness to Zabelle Avakian Destiny: Author of the recent best seller “How to Get Along With Men” Activities: Italian Club, 4 52 Patricia Ann Unsworth Pat Ambition: Child Psychologist Will: Her tricks in Chemistry Class to Mr. Starkey’s star pupil of '49 Destiny: Head psychologist at state university Activities: Homeroom Treas. 3; Senior Record Assoc. Ed.; Student Council, 4 ; Honor Pa- trol. i, 2; Traffic Squad. 3; Spanish, 2; Chemistry, 4; Bio- logy, 2; Music, 4; Choral, 1, 2, 3, Pres., 4; Band Majorette, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 2, 3 ; Dramatic, 1, 2, 3; Latin Award, 1; Comm. Usherette, 3; Senior Play Usherette, 4 Michael A. Venditti Mike Ambition: Airplane Mechanic Will: His wrestling ability to John Scavalli Destiny: Successor to French Angel Activities: Football Man- ager, 1, 2; Football, 3 ; Home- room Vice President, 2; Bas- ketball Manager, 1; Wrestling Manager, 3; Wrestling, 4; Dancing Club, 4 Edward J. Valdiserri ValJy Ambition: Owner of race horses Will: His quietness to Hugo Smith Destiny: President of Garden State Racing Association Barbara Jean Wade Babs Ambition: Teacher Will: Her ever-flowing cro- codile tears to anyone who can swim Destiny: Teacher of the new and different Wade School Activities: Honor Patrol, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Club, 3; Hams, 2; Traffic Squad, 1, 2; French Club, 4; Biology Club, 2; Senior Play Usherette; Senior Record; Chemistry Club, 4; Junior Play Usherette, 3; Dra- matic Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chair- man of card sales, 3, 4; Chair- man of magazine sales, 3, 4 Marlene L. Vanaman Marzy Ambition: Nurse Will: Her French accent to Julia De Marco Destiny: Hollywood’s newest French actress Activities: Homeroom Treas- urer, 1, 2, 3; Honor Patrol, 4; Dramatic Club, 1; Senior Play; Latin Award, 1 Elizabeth Edna Watson Beti ’ Ambition: Office worker Will: Her quiet ways and love for the army to any G. I. Joe Fan Destiny: Test-pilot in a yo-yo factory 53 Daniel H. Weber Danny Ambition: Salesman Will: His happy-go-lucky manner to Marie Hornack Destiny: Salesman for the new and different Moldy Mildew Mattresses Activities: Honor Patrol, 2, 3. 4; Chemistry Club, 4; Physics Club, 3 Bernard Francis Weener •'Bud” Ambition: To own Palatine Lake Will: His seat in 5th period English class to anybody Destiny: Future owner and swimming instructor of Palatine Lake Activities: Football, 2; Physics Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4 Norma E. Wescoat •Toby Ambition: Beautician Will: Chip on her shoulder to AI Cervini Destiny: To become the first woman mayor of Newficld Activities: Honor Patrol, 4 54 Jacqueline Marjorie lghtman Jackie” Ambition: Interpreter Will: Her popularity to Am- crico Antonelli Destiny: Miss Debutante 1954 Activities: Homeroom Presi- dent, 3; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent. 1,2; Senior Record; Stu- dent Council, 3 ; Honor Patrol, 3, 4; Traffic Squad, 2; Spanish, 3, 4, Vice President, 4; Chem- istry, 4; Biology, 2 ; Art, 2; Music, 4; Choral, 1, 2, 3, 4; Twirler, 3, 4; Drum Bugle and V.-Pres., 4; Comm. Ush- erette, 3 ; Dramatic, 1, 2, 3, 4, V.-Pres., 4; Senior Play Head Usherette; Latin Award, 2; Hams, 2 Robert M. Wilson Bob” Ambition: Electrical Engineer Will: His music ability to Alice Purdy Destiny: Leader of U. S. Navy Band Activities: Band, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra. 3; Dance Band, 4; Dancing Club, 4; Music Club, 4 Alfred Wincerburn, Jr. Al” Ambition: Cartoonist Will: His artistic masterpieces to Joyce Ljungvall Destiny: Originator of the world famous comic strip Aluminum Alley Al” Activities: Art Club, i, 2, Thomas P. Wriggins Tommy Ambition: Mechanic Will: His love for girls to Eugene Di Giovacchino Destiny: Hero of the Wild West movies Activities: Football, 1, 2, 3, 4J Basketball, 3, 4; Track, i, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A., i, 2 Nancy Yacovelli Nan” Ambition: Beautician Will: Her helpfulness to some incoming freshman in Miss Cresci's homeroom Destiny: Hostess at the ”500 Club” Activities: Home Economics Club, 2, 4; Italian Club, 3 Albert Stephen Zambone Ambition: Chemical Engineer Will: His passion for Chem- istry to Norman Alterman Destiny: Head chemist at Du Pont’s Laboratories, N. J. Activities: Senior Record; Spanish Club, 3; Physics Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4, Treas- urer, 4 Herbert Zarge Zarge” Ambition: bjechanical Engin- eer Will: His bad luck to Gilbert Bardfeld Destiny: To form, with Zam- bone, an Engineering Cor- po ration. Activities: Senior Record; Spanish Club, ); Physics Club, 3; Chemistry Club, 4 55 We, the Class of ’49, extend best wishes to you upon your graduation. May you accept cheer- fully, and fulfill conscien- tiously the responsibilities to your God and country which the future years will bring. Junior Officer� : Udward Manarezi. Treasurer; Araerico Antoo- elli. Prendent; Mr� . Henri, Adviaor; Anthony Napoli, Vice- P endent; Janette Bisacquino, StcrtUry. Prendent; Mr� . W orer; Lillian Lister, The Freshman class, fu-| ture graduates of 1951,1 .wish the grads of 1948,' [the pinnacle of success Ithrough all their ventures | 'in the years to come.____| Fresh. $8$. JUNIORS Ac car do First Row: M. Zappariello, A. Wegner, A. Osborn—Secretary, J. DcMaio—President, Mrs. Ac- cardo, N. Brooks—Vice Presi- dent, M. C. Hoffmcyer—Treas- urer, S. Koitz, P. Freedman; Second Row: M. DeBello, D. Pollard, J. DeMarco, B. Finch, C. Doerr, L. M. Dobson. S. Lit- wack, M. Bernardi, P. Block, C. Griffith- Third Row: F. Bal- low, A. Goffredi, C Jacobson, M. A. Olson, J. Yanowitch, B. Down, J. Streeter, E. Lieber- man, E. Schnacher, S. Neuman, M. Gorman, M. Coombs, R. FIcishner, E. Casazza. Arnade First Row: R. Rocchctti, J. Me- none, L. Cartopassi—Treasurer, T. Mitchell—President. Mr. E. B. Arnade, V. Challow—Vice President, C. Smith, R. Dallago, J. Fricano; Second Row: F. Carini, D. Trucano, D. Olivia, D. Alvino, J. Gallo, H. Edel- stein, M. Unsworth, L. Pollizzi, R. Basolis, V’. Hamedy, S. Quick- mire, H. Polhamus, V. Scaran- tella; Third Row: P. Michelctti, Rambone, C. Ford, F. Cerone, A. Pagano, F. Dondero, T. Hughes, A. McDonald, W. Ro- chctti, A. Finch. Dallalio First Row: M. Peseri, D. Lie- berntan, L. Mazzola, C. Custard —President, Mr. N. Dallolio, E. Manaresi — Vice President. T. Mullen—Secretary, M. Mayer- feld, R. Tharp; Second Row: D. Marcus, P. Moratclli, M. Os- troff, J. Ciocco, L. Sobelman, R. Soracco, J. DeMartini, C. Scarpa; Third Row: W. Scott, D. Martinelli, W. Viana Lar- combe. H. Ulbrick: E. Fagotti; B. Babbit, C. Brenner, F. Donato. 58 JUNIORS Henzi First Row: C. Travis. P. Brai- nin, A. Leonhardt—Secretary, A. Antonelli—President. Mrs. Henzi. S. Orilnsky—Vice Presi- dent, A. Lolli—Treasurer, B. Wilson, N. Altcrman; Second Row: D. Muccio, R. Tembrook, H. Debbi, D. Lamanna, A. Ber- nardini, S. Ronis, E. Hurban, F. Carbone. F. De Maio; Third Row: J. Goodier, R. Gillian, I. Wilson, H. Phan, A. Napoli, T. Brunner, J. Charlesworth, J. Downie. J. Sea velli, J. Here, G. Kelk, D. Raphael, S. Roscoe, J. Caplan. Johnson First Row: A. Gabriel, M. Bet- tucchi, M. Heberling, N. Cu- pini—President, Miss Johnson, C. Dutra—Vice President, D. Badaracco—Secretary, M. Di- Biase, j. Chasse: Second Row: H. Badaracco. M. Barnabei, A. Gaicabbe, G. Sheldon, V. Kinne- man, P. Morris, D. Scarcella; Third Row: F. Clement, J. Ljungvall. S. Abbruscato, M. Kolisnyk, T. Mastalski. First Row: R. Bellone, M. Wa lace, G. Trapani, J. Bisacquin —Vice President, E. Simpsor C. Castellari — Secretary. M Lisi, L. L. DeLuca, M. Pietrt � anti; Second Row: E. Torchit M. Vendrasco, E. Levari. I Tschirner, C. Arpino, D. Frai nito, C Welch, G. Peretti. I Cavali; Top Row: B. Tomass4 R. Pokorny, S. Ruthig, M. Sea: pa, M. Hornack. JUNIORS McMicking First Row: II. Bortle, B. Gerg, D. Wicland—Secretary, P. Finn —President, Mrs. H. McMick- ing, C. Heller—Vice President, N. DeRuchie — Treasurer, C. Collins, J. Fisher; Second Row: C. Farabella, A. DeLuca, M. Sewizi, M. Nicholson, J. Brooks, B. Lillquist, C. Dilazzero, E- Harris, J. Vannini, M. Geno- vese: Third Row: S. Brody, P. Spada, J. Spickcnrcuther, S. Krawchuk, J. Arbuckel, R- Przysicnzna, G. Capra, S. Baa- setti. Mulford First Row: L. Leonardo, R. Turney, A. Moschetti — Secre- tary, G. Kershak — President, Miss E. Mulford, K. Procaccino —Vice President, C. Mainiero, R. Kull, A. Napoli; Second Row: I. Polizzi, L. Bailey, D. Purdy, K. McCann, M. Botbyl, S. Juda, M. Damsky, P. Papa- lardo, V. LoGuidice; Third Row: P. Tobolski, H. Ehrlich, M. Gubitose, J. Hunsingcr, P. Kaa- hubski, L. Kabanc. See pan sky First Row: R. Donoflio, E. De- Palma, R. Franceschini, J. Cope- stick — President, Mr. M. T. Scepansky, P. Ferrese—Secre- tary-Treasurer, R. Geri, S. Belli. E. Hooven; Second Row: C. Smith, B. Chinnici, C. Tharp, R. Sathcr, H. Macaluso, L. Ga- letto, D, Brown, S. Walker, I Goffred;' Third Row: S. Blanck, B. Castelli ni. W. McDowell. K. Welch, C. Kulp, R. Pasquale. 60 SOPHOMORES Epstein First Row. M. Ebr. C. Picconi, M. A. Land — Secretary. L. Pagnam—President. Miss IX Ep — A Ckrsnn______V stein. A. Sbrana—Vice Presi- dent. E. Chaply—Treasurer. H. Hardnack. L. Miller; Second Row: M. Casella. I. Elliott. M. Buglio. R. Frapani. E. Pierotti, I. Liberati, A. Martini, B. May, F. Grcico, M. Bertuzzi, T. Li- voti, P. Lorito, G. Falasco, H. Trivelli; Third Row: E. Baker. E. Hayes. M. Steinmetx. C. Venditti. C. Shaw. D. Di Matte. C. Baker. C. Aikens. A. Purdy. J. Connolly. D. Melli, P. Tra- vaglia. Fiamingo First Row: H. Reed. R. Olso.., A. Gibase, E. DiGiovacchio— President, Miss Fiamingo, R. Brodzik—Secretary, E. Gabardi, F. Ragone, E. Becker; Second Row: J. Inferreva, L. Night- linger; L. Martinellil, K. Long- bottom, J. La Rosa, IX Vastano, A. Stopa, R. IJcnelsbeck. M. Pedulia, J. Halferty, J. Pcre- fege. Jenkins First Row: G. Thomas, T. Ra- phael, G. Robbins, V. Smith— President, Miss Jenkins. G. Bardfeld — Vice President, D. Rosenberg—Secretary. I. Rosen, H. Chamberlain; Second Row: L. Kahn. C. Furlong. L. Brae- cia. M. Katz. F. Bruno, A. Goldberg, D. Filippi. E. Baker, A. Gorga, D. Mancini, L- Luria. R. Meyer, D. Vangilder; Third Row: j. Ciavinazzi, J. Kaplan, T. Baier, M. Appenheimer, C. Rasmusser, H. Hoffman. A. El- kan, T. Vensill, W. Charlson, L. Lugiano. L. Marrocco, N. Shicunoff, I. Schreiber. 61 SOPHOMORES Krapf First Row: A. Oliva, E. Dere- chinsky, E. Gleisberg — Treas- urer, I. Serra—Vice President, Mr. Krapf, E. Bonaneini — President, V. Snyder — Secre- tary, R. Manaraze, P. Lera; Second Row: F. Lajonchere, M. Ciacomoni. H. Simms, J. Le- Gore, E. Moore, F. Cavoli, C. Farside, S. D'lppolito. R. Cin- etti, J. Gruccio; Third Row: F. Levin, J. Baker, J. Agostini, C. Burns. R. Tobolski, D. Berko- witz, H. Coia. Lewis First Row: F. Nowacki, L. V’ai, J. Davis—Treasurer, C. Eaton — Vice President, Miss H. Lewis, D. Reale—President. E. Scarpa—Secretary, J. Conccllo, K. Polizzi; Second Row: D. Bassano. M. D’Augustine, L. Di- Luzio, J. iiopp, W. Bukry. J. Barber, C. Blunt, B. Reaves, M. Sposato, J. Lolli, T. Scarpi; Third Row: H. Muller. B. An- nello, R. Pio, B. Thieryung; E. Durner, D. Coffin, E. Rice, W. Cordes, E. Heritage, P. Pol- lock, S. Scott, E. Richardson, M. Davis, G. Holdcraft, E. Hauser. Nasser First Row: E. Rizzo, D. Liberto, J. Simpson — Treasurer, R. Zorzi—President. Mr. Nasser, J. Lamaniotto—Vice President, F. Ruberti — Secretary, A. Di Stefano, Mr. Verra; Second Row: F. Donato, K. Quay. G. Dorofee, E. Hodge, P. Falken- berg, L. Bennet, E. Gotlieb, S. Weinberg, C. Gaburo, R. Cro- well; Third Row: E. Mainero, A. Anderson, A. Conte, S. Ciar- lante, J. Levin, A. Mallory, S. Price, A. DeZutti, O. Kec. 62 SOPHOMORES Robinson First Row: B. Caplan, R. Fer- rari. R. Dondero, W. Valla. Mr. Robinson. K. Schach, M. Mor- atti, J. Mazzochi, E. Bauman; Second Row: J. Polizzi. R. Rossi, L. Negri, D. DeMatte, J. Winterburn, C. Severs, D. Slo- min, S. Merer, L. Dillan. H. Mazzochi; Third Row: V. Pag- nini, R. Tomasso, U. Davis. K. Franceschi, K. White. J. Wil- liams, P. Gentile, A. Tonctta, D. Geri. Weylman First Row: R. Naples, M. Stig- nani, B. Forgnoni—Secretary, B. McHenry — President, Mrs. B. Weylman, A. Higbce—Vice President, S. Nelson — Treas- urer, R. M. Capabianco, G. Ben- nett; Second Row: T. Intingaro, M. Tudisco, M. Densten. G. Gahles, M. Hassen, L. Inno- centi. M. Parenti, G. Tonctta, B. Vates, J. Mastrangelo; Third Row: K. Dalponte, E. Dc Witt, B. Carpenter, H. Galli, D. How- ell, B. Becker, E. Cadmus, C. Plouchcr, M. Shrocder, J. Kohn. Wimley First Row: B. Cook, M. Clark, B. Sweet, N. Vencia, A. Dow- nie, S. Harrington, I. David- son, A. Eckman; Second Row: F. LaTorrc. E. Ballow, D. Pro- fera—Treasurer, G. Schiaro— Secretary, Mrs. M. Wimley, I. Peluro — Vice President, B. Moskowitz, L. Lehman, D. De- Stefano; Third Row: M. An- tonclli, J. Hannum, 7.. Avakian, E. Phinney, R. Einstein, L. Testa, L. Crystal, M. Kaiser, M. Bermen, R. Hoover, B. Burns; Fourth Row: P. Pani- chello, S. Saul, S. Sandelier, C. Johnstone. Selma Schatz, J. Temple, S. Rcmsen, E- Thorn- borrow, S. Knudsen, J. Levari, M. Ramish, G. Cooper, M. Bar- isb. 63 FRESHMEN Adamo First Row: II. Scalfo. C. Tom- masso, J. Stitcs—Treasurer, J. Testa — President, Miss F. Adamo, R. Rubcrti—Secretary, C. Sayers, A. Scott, VV. Wet- cott; Second Row: C. Trova- relli, V. Sortina, E. Reynolds, R. Quay, C. Shield. D. Trebour, W. Quigily, M. Chili — Vic President, C. Testa. J. Rege- nclli, S. Stabile. A. Slierma, A. Weber; Third Row: K. Wer- gcr, I). Tcubcr. R. Smith, D. Princijie. J. Russel, J. Castclini, L. Taylor, R. Rcmson, R. Ta- bolski, M. Vassalatti, J. Snyder. Barsuglia First Row: F. Elliott, K. Pat- terson, 1). Comardo—Secretary, M. L. Martin—President,, Mrs. Barsuglia, H. DiPasqualc - - Vice President, P. Burkhart— Treasurer, L. Martini, A. Fran- ceschini; Second Row: B. Ham- idy, J. Muccio, N. Braccia, M. Mazzola, 11. Meycnborg, C. Bowman, J. Craver, D. David- son, M. Polini; Third Row: J. Feinbcrg, F. Leslie, M. Hen- schcl, J. Chctty. M. Matthews, M. A. Capabianco. Brookins First Row: H. Bicrig, C. Cen- tile, R. Carlton—Treasurer, P. DiEmma—Vice President, Miss Brookins, M. Dougherty—Sec- retary, M. Biarco, L. DcPalma, J. Barker; Second Row: J. De- Falco, J. Buglio, B. Green, G,- Curry, R. Casazza; E. Donzola, N. Farside, J. Connolly, P. Ber- nards P. DeMarco; Third Row: B. Blonder, G. Buschain, S. Di- Stefano, R. Britting, T. De- Martini, R. Franceschini; W. Bclfi, T. Belli, R. Meyer. K. Castcllini, F. Adams, J. Dc- autti, D.. Caregnato. 64 FRESHMEN Durand First Row: M. Seelman, L. Linn—Representative, J. Sny- der—Secretary, I. Angle—Presi- dent, Miss M. Durand, M. Wight man—Vice President. L. Goodman—Treasurer, G. Raw- lins, E. Rosen; Second Row: C. Arthur, S. Ballard, B. Sher, M. De Vinney, J. Potter, J. Marel- li; R. Muccio, R. Weitzman, D. Schnell, J. Nutt, K. Hoffmeyer; Third Row: N. Keen. I. Woolf. S. Scapiro, C. Neib, B. Camp- bell, M. Downic, C. Gubitosi, A. Lacw, P. Tarapilli, J. Carnegie, M. Curcio. L. McKee. I. Erh- lick, V. Vannini, G. Paskert. Kammer First Row: C. Bertuzzi, F. Sa- bella, A. Ruberti, J. Soracco, Mr. Kammer, F. Castellini, J. Chiarottino, R. Oliva, W. Gleisberg; Second Row: I. Cu- gino, V. Champion, F. Maltese, D. Zanglie, H. Schmidt, J. Fox, R. Lee, C. Copestick, P. Donn, L. Collins; Third Row: A. De- Felice, G. Schull, R. Taylor. C. Podvarko, I. Hannold, R. Mit- chell. P. Scavclli, K. Robbins, C. Cicmancky, J. Triantos, T. Cachaza, C. Lodovico, E. Er- rickson, P. Mattei. Markham First Row: J. Mikus, G. Girone, S. Corsiglia—Secretary, F. Geno- vese — President, Mrs. A. Markham, M. Ccsario — Vice President. B. Carr, S. Gottleib, M. Petrini; Second row: P: Austino, L. Glogau, D. Gorga, I. Rogers, P. Lecper, S. Stopa, B. Helthcrington, A. Conto, P. Ardito, B. Hudson, M. Rosicato; Third Row: E. Martini, E. Ca- pra, G. McDonald, N. Harris, V. Asselta. E. Feller. B. Low- der, G. Moiso, B. Bowder, L. Babbitt, B. Gania, D. Scott. 65 FRESHMEN Matlack First Row: K. Cook, D. Wolf, R. Steinmcty, M. Rudolph, Mr. B. K. Matlack, J. Patrignaui. T. Tuso. S. Shicgcl, R. Silco; Sec- ond Row: D. Shindler, B. Doust, F. Romans, T. Dalcsandro, A. Woschcnko, R. Wiedmann, D. Biagi, R. Burns, H. Po; Third Row: B. Vorchheimer, L. Sbrana, R. Thom, E. Chine, R. Young, P. Carbonara, W. Skin- ner. Mendico First Row: J. Ney, C. Belve- dere, C. Sears—Secretary, B. Wilson—President, G. Mendico, E. Zitto — Vice President, R. Michclctti—Treasurer, F. Dago- stino; Second Row: E. Woolf, C. Ward, J. Galla. C. Ciancia- reilo, M. Snyder, G. Licmly, C. Tobalski, I,. Scott. E. Montcle- one. E. Keen; Third Row: L. Sidano, E. Edge. J. Alimenti, E. Kidolfi, M. Dobson, L. Burch, J. Smith, L. Valtaggio. A iinifri First' Row: F. Mader, R. Peri- coni, R. Masilotti — Secretary, F. Lolli—President, C. Minifri, A. Pace — Vice President, K. Levari, I. Leonetti, W. Hill; Second Row: S. Mohan, A. Pe- dulia, P. Turney, F. Kueken, M. Bertini, D. Ulyckoff, G. Love— Treasurer. P. Letizia, K. John- son. J. Jenetta, R. Leistner; Third Row: R. Jenkins, R. Nor- ton, N. Janetta, R. Jackson, F. Angelone, A. Parsons, W. Myers, C. Henrichscn, D. Miles, J. Milana, R. Hermanson, P. Fitzsimmons. 66 FRESHMEN Reig Firs! Row: R. Dilrtundro, J. Terry, Kathleen Mauro — Secretary. Florence Farside— President, Miss Rieg. B. Bar- nett—Vice President. G. De- Marco. D. Slomin, C. Angelo. Second Row: P. Profetto, I. Al- ford, V. Cummines. B. Korn- bluh. E- Schiapelli, G. Martin, E. Bracco. J. Toaour, R. Kell. Third Row: K. Schureman, IX Rossi. S. Behling. K. Hau- ser. R. A. D’Elia, J. Papalarfo. F. Whitcraft. Starkey First Row: W. Nicholson. L. Bruge. D. I.uisi. L. Nunaiato— Vice President. J. A. Starkey, J. Bruno—President, D. Dale- sandro—Secretary. L. Calehuff, R. Cesta. Second Row: J. Bul- lock. C. Cidanis, L. Newcomb, M. Cline. M. Maycrfeld. C. Bi- let to. F. Galik, B. Bardfeld. E. Bernhardt. N. Possumato. Third Row: H. Hyson. J. Angelacci, A. Loukashenok, J. Carideo, P. Newman. H. Kaufman. C. Houch, j. Reaves, M. Maser. Senior Play First Row: M. Bullock, D. Santagata, A. Berni. D. Cichctti. N. R. Gillette. B. Ruherti. I,. Atkinson. Second Row: W. Stubee, F. Saenx, W. Panachello, H. Angelo. J. Simpson, R. Gillespie, 0. Shutter, T. Spinosi, R. Arbuckel, Mr. E- B. Arnadc—Director, M. Vanar.an. M. Reed. Remember back when Our Hearts Were Young And Gay?” Yes, when our senior class presented the hilarious three act production of Our Hearts Were Young And Gay”, by Cornelia Otis Skinner, and Emily Kimbrough. The play took place during the 1920's and was staged on board ship and in Paris, with Cornelia Skinner, and Emily Kimbrough, two college girls, traveling to France alone against their parent’s wishes. Throughout the play the two girls encountered many exciting times, such as the time Emily threw the deck chair overboard, and hit the stowaway, and the incident just before leaving ship when Cornelia caught the measels, but with the help of Dick Win- ters, Leo McEvoy, two medical students on board, and Emily, they managed to get by the health inspec- tor. Then there was the time in Paris when they were staying at the Sans Sulipicc, and found bed bugs in their bedroom. Cornelia’s main reason for going to Paris was to take acting lessons from Monsieur dc La Croix, but his main object in giving her lessons was to secure her father’s help in getting him to America which didn’t work out. All ended happily in Paris with Emily, Cornelia, Dick, Leo, and Mr. and Mrs. Skin- ner returning to America. SENIOR PLAY USHERETTES Seated: J. Donley. K. Galli. J. Oliva. C. Bertino, J. Wightman, M. Bernstein, D. Graver, G. Melini. N. Yacovelli. Standing: G. Maruffi, P. Kohn, B. Bruge, R. De- Marco; R. Abbruscato, J. Laboda, N. Re- back, R. Swenlin, B. Wade, A. DcLuca, J. Martinelli, P. Unsworth. First row. left to right: L. Maudlin: B. Bruge; C. Doerr; M. Hornack; P. Freedman, treasurer; D. Barsky, President; Miss Doris Epstein, Advisor; J. Wightman, Vice President; B. Down. Secretary; J. Snyder; B. Hetherington; R. Pokorny; N. Keen. Second row: J. Mullen; D. Pollard; S. Koitr; N. Brooks; P. Unsworth; R. Arbuckel; L. Babbitt; I. Angle; C. Neib; B. Campbell; P. Kohn; N. Cupini; E. Phinncy; K. Hoffmever; R. Einstein. Third row: B. Vorchhcimcr; L. Atkinson; F. Ballow; P. Block; S. Litwack; B. Carr; L. McKee; S. Catlieb; E. Rose«; I. Warren: J. Potter; R. Weitzman; B. Sher; M. Cesario: M. Berstein; E. Ballow; M. Wightman. Fourth row: M. Cline; C. Shutter; I. Rosen; B. Wade; E. Lieberman; N. Reback; S. Schatz; A. Goffrcdi; M. Barish; B. Burn; A. Osborn; N. R. Gillette; D. Kashubski; N. Alterman; H. Angelo. Top row: R. Thom; N. Possumato; P. Brainin; H. Phaflf; B. Downie; V. Smith; M. C. Hoffmeyer; J. Leuchtcr; R. Macon; S. Goldberg; N. Backman; S. Ruthig; J. Laboda; M. Reed; I. Freedman. Dramatic Club The members of the Cap and Dagger Dramatic Club arc always busy as beavers planning interesting programs for their meetings, held on the first and third Mondays of every month after school, or rehearsing one of their various produc- tions. For the annual assembly program, a one act comedy entitled Love In Bloom” was successfully presented. This delightful comedy concerned a teen-ager’s crush on her dramatics coach and was greatly enjoyed by the student body. But the highlight of the year was the presentation of Act Your Age” in conjunction with the Junior Class. This hilarious three act comedy revolved around the story of two sailors' corrcspondancc with two teen-age girls. All goes well until the two sailors decide to visit the girls while their parents are on vacation. The girls trying to act three or four years older, their glamorous aunt disguised as an eleven year old brat, their wrestling maid, and the sailors’ efforts to escape the wrath of their commanding officer all added up to a well received production. Pegasus Pegasus, better known as the Boys’ Public Speaking Club, is one of the oldest clubs in the history of the school, being in operation for the last 32 years. Each year the club sponsors a Public Speaking Contest in which eight boys participate. Prizes arc awarded to the first three and a certificate of honorable mention to the fourth. Mr. Antonio Cernigliaro has been sponsor of Pegasus for the past years and gets much pleasure from coaching the boys. Seated: N. Alterman, J. Serra—President, A. Cernigliaro—Ad- visor. J. Leuchter, S. Orlinsky. Standing: B. Vorchheimer, B. Bardfeld, A. Elkan, D. Rosenberg, M. Cline, F. Bruno. Thalia Better known as the Girls' Public Speaking Contest, this year's group was one of the most outstanding. Under the expert direction of Mrs. Weylman, the speaking contest produced some excellent selections. It was very hard to tell which girl was best, but in the end Shirley Koitz walked off with top honors with her extremely humorous selection, Saturday’s Child. First prize winner of the previous year, Nina Ruth Gillette, won second prize. Clara Shmukler took third honors, and Agnes Grant received honor- able mention. Stated: C. Shmukler; N. R. Gillette; Mr . B. Wevlman, Advisor; S. Schatz; S. Koitz. Standing: L. Lehman; A. Grant: V. Smith; F. Ballow. ORCHESTRA Every Tuesday the Vineland High School Orchestra is alaways set to play for the assembly. As soon as the bell rings they start playing a snappy march while the student body files into the auditorium. During the opening exercises they accompany the sudents in the singing of the National Anthem. This is not the only duty of the orchestra. They are usually on hand at all the school affairs—plays, the public speaking contests, and various conventions held in the school—to provide excellent entertainment. Under the new direction, this year, of Mr. Astor they have increased in size and improved greatly. The orchestra practices every day, second period, in the annex. L«ft to right: R. Scache. Secretary; B. McHenry: P. Astor. Director; M. Boston; R. Morton; L. M. Crystal: M. Ostroff; I.. Vockheimer; N. R. Gillette. Vice President; J. Warren, President: C. Thomas; R. Cohen, Treasurer; A. Loukashcnok; T. Dalcsandro; C. Galzarano; E- Baber; L. LeGore; R. Steinmetz. vt o °nr7 Dancing Club Know how to rhumba, tango, or polka? polka? Well, that is the purpose of the Dancing Club, to instruct students in the fundamentals of dancing. This club meets every Thursday night after school in the gymnasium under the direction of Mrs. Ferrarie. Throughout the year the Dancing Club traveled to Philadelphia to see the Ballet Russe, and to the Oasis Dancing Hall in Mullica Hill where they participated in the Virginia Reel, Paul Jones, and various other folk dances. During the year Miss Adamo, VHS Spanish teacher, spoke to the club about the many Latin-American dances. F hc,u; jf I 'rrt tein This year showed the greatest improvement in the music system at Vineland High School. Through the efforts of Mr. Astor, the new supervisor of music, the new dance band was formed. Their first appearance in the assembly had the entire student body roaring with applause, and after their first engagement at the seniors' Halloween Dance they were a sure hit and the talk of the school. The band has two vocal- ists, Eileen Casassa, a very talented junior, and Julia Mullen, an equally gifted freshman. The band has chosen for its theme song Stella by Starlight,” a very dreamy and sentimental song and one of the hits of the year. Later in the year they provided music for the Music Club's Christmas Dance, the Honor Patrol’s Valentine Dance, the Student Council’s Sports Dance, and the Italian Club's St. Patrick Dance. For the first year this organization has become one of the most popular groups in the school. Treble Clef Club Music resembles poetry; in each Arc namclss graces which no method teach, And which a master hand alone may reach.” Alexander Pope Everyday during fourth period soft melodic strains are heard coming from the auditorium as eighty girls, dressed in black and white vestments, are heard blending their angelic voices. Formerly meeting only one afternoon a week as the Choral Club, the girls now hold a regular class every day under their new name. Treble Clef Club. Fir t row: M. Petrini; R. DiGregorio; M. Wightman; E. Malatesta; N. Brooks. Secretary: P. Unsworth, President; Miss J. Cummings. Advisor; F. Anderson. Vice President; Lucille Lee, Treasurer; D. DeStefano; S. Ballard; E. Seelman; N. Snyder. Second row: J. Mullen; J. Potter; M. Seelman; I). Gorgo; N. Braccia; B. Mcllenery; V. Vanini; B. Grossi; P. May; M. Clark; A. Eckman; F. Genovese; P. Travaglia; J. Lolli; L. Sedano; G. Cooper. Third row: I.. DcLuca; E. In keeping with the Christmas spirit the girls livened up the school on the day before the Christmas vacation. At the morning assembly the group led in the singing of well known carols and sang some of the not too familiar songs in impressive choral arrangements. During the day they strolled through the halls entertaining various classes singing all the popular Yuletide songs. During the year they sang at the Women's Club, took part in the Spring Music Festival, and sang at the seniors' baccalaureate service. Patterson; B. Hudson; M. Mazolla; G. Turney; S. Stopa; C. Doerr; C. Johnston; J. Wightman; M. Hansen; M. DcVinney; A. Gabriel; I� . Bailey; C. Arthur; S. Caprzelli; C. Bertino. Fourth row: N. Back man; A. Downey; J. Carnegi; E- Altman; J. Snyder; A. l cStefano; D. Whiedand; A. Dondero; M. J. Dobson; I. Davidson; E. Eelman; J. Taylor. Fifth row: K. Hauser; E. Thornborrow: B. Downs; B. Bruge; J. Petway; E. Rice; E. Dewitt; A. Lawman; S. Knudson; N. DeRuchie; G. Aikens. 75 First row, left to right: J. Wightman; R. Cichetti; D. Third row: J. Peluro; E. Malatesta; A. Gallo; E. Down ; J. Badaracco; M. Genovese; A. Osborn, Secretary; F. Anderson, Fisher; M. Antonelli; M. Barish; J. Hopp; M. Berstein; E. President; Mrs. Mae Wimley, Advisor; E. Wilhelm, Vice Ballow; R. M. Hoover; E. Gatto. Top row: S. Goldberg; F. President; A. Napoli, Treasurer; M. Abbruscato; P. Finn; L. Mangino; J. Giovinazzi; E. DiGiovecchini; N. Appenheimer; Atkinson; B. Wade. Second row: J. Davis; R. Przysiezna; B. D. Weber; R. Osborn; R. Gilliam; H. Phaff; N. Possenti; N. Lilliquest; B. Down; M. C. Hoffmeycr; L. Lister; P. Brewer; Altcrman; C. Gaburo. A. Moschctti; S. Scott; J. Levari; B. Portner; J. Capabianeo. Honor Patrol 8t Traffic Squad The efficiency rating of the Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad is very high. They do their best to keep order in the halls of Vineland High School. The Traffic Squad sees that traffic between classes flows smoothly. It is the duty of the Honor Patrol members to see that no one without a pass is in the hall during classes. Thanks to these two clubs, the congestion in the halls has subsided considerably. By far, the most important activity sponsored by these clubs was the annual Valentine Semi-Formal on February 13. The decorations surpassed all expectations. Dreamy music was provided by the Dance Band and a Valentine Queen was chosen. This affair gains in popularity every year and 1948 was no exception. First row: F. La Tore; N. Wcscoat; D. Diehl; A. Osborn, Secretary; F. Anderson. President: Mrs. M. Wimley, Advisor; E. Wilhelm, Vice President; A. Napoli, Treasurer; S. Koitz; P. Freedman; P. Kohn. Second row: B. Cook; B. Ruberti; B. Burn; N. Vencia; N. Cupini; A. Goffredi; F. Carbone; S. Newman; F. Ballow; S. Juda; I. Warren; J. DeMaio; J. Hannum. Third row: A. DeLuca; L. Crystal; J. Streeter; N. Reback; E. Leaberman; V. Smith; S. Sandclier; S. Shadis; 1. Davidson; E. Phinney. Firs Row: F. Mangino, R. Cichctti—Secretary, R. Osborn—President. Miss R. Sternberg. R. Arbuckel— Vice President, N. Possenti—Treasurer. A. Antonelli. Second Row: F. Anderson. R. Swenlin. M. A. F-.Frewer. J. Sorocca. A. Elkan. S. Cappel, M. Bullock, M. Holden. I. Warren. Third Row: B. Ruberti, C. Galzarano, J. Serra, K. Pinizzotto, M. Reed, D. Barsky, P. Unsworth. Student Council A student organization of the students, by the students, and for the students, is the purpose of the V. H. S. Student Council. This organization meets every Thursday morning, during activity period, in the library, and is composed of a represen- tative from every homeroom and the presidents of all clubs throughout the school. The homeroom representatives relate to their fellow students the activities of the Student Council-and bring back to the organization the students' ideas for discussion at the weekly meetings. This year the Annual State Student Council Convention took place in Princeton, where our members procured more new ideas to better the Student Council of V. H. S. Delegates were also sent to other smaller conferences throughout the year such as those that took place in Camden and at Hopewell. First row. left to right: J. OeMaio; M. L. Martin; R. Cichctti, Secretary; R. Osborn, President; Miss Rose Sternberg. Advisor; R. Arbuckel, Vice President; N. Possenti, Treasurer; F. Leonetti; P. Austino. Second row: N. Bisbing; B. J. Barnett; L. Linn; G. Piccone; M. Holden; M. Schroeder; S. Harrington; E. Wilhelm; E. Edge; N. Cupini; F. Farside. Top row; J. Testa; D. Cline; F. Lolli; J. Bruno; H. Wand; J. Concello; J. Soracco; A. Antonelli; H. Angelo; E. DiGiovecchini; E. Manaresi. 77 Biology Club Whether it’s snakes, birds, or plants, the biology club members are always busy. During the meetings the members put on demonstrations; they hold dis- cussions on important magazine articles; microscopes are used; and films are shown. The club is comprised of the school's biology students. They meet every 2nd and 4th Monday of the month and boasts of a membership of thirty-five. One of the year's highlights was the bald eagle found by Mr. Matlack, the club advisor. The eagle was kept in the school for a few weeks and finally was released. The last meeting of the year the group traveled to Parvins State Park for a picnic. They studied the plants and trees found here, also the native birds. First Row: D. Kashubski, L. Lehmann, E. Ballow, L. Goodfellow, R. Einstein, Mr. B. K. Matlack, M. Berman. C. Eaton, R. M. Capalranco. R. DeMaio. M. Kaiser. Second Row: E. Thoinborrow, D. Profera, S. Schatx, G. Schiavo—Secretary, J. Connolly, L. Pagnam. J. Saul. M. Barish—Vice President, B. McHenry. E. Durner, J. Temple. Third Row: C. Johnstone. C. Cabcuro, S. Luria. C. Bawdfeld—President, R. Meyer, H. Hoffman, D. Rosenberg, A. EUan, M. Oppenheimer, S. Kaplan—Treasurer, M. Katx, L. Kahn, G. Cooper. Physics Club Whether it’s making electricity, seeing movies, or running motors, the Physics Club usually keeps very busy. The club, composed of members of the College Physics classes, is this year under the direction of Mr. Norman Krapf. Their meetings are held in the Physics Lab the 2nd Monday of every month. During the meetings various members of the club perform demonstrations or experiments. These meetings arc always very interesting and are a great aid to the members in the study of Physics. During the year they took various trips to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, the Vineland Electric Plant, and the ice plant. Front Row: C. Jacobson, Hurbaw. J. Goodicr—Secretary. F. Rernardini—President. Mr. Krapf—Advisor, N. Alteman—Vice President. A. Lolli—Treasurer. P. Brainin. R. Sigmond. Second Row: F. DeMaio, L. Sobelman, S. Basco. H. Pfaff. T. Mitchell. J. Hery, C. Kelk. A. Napoli. R. Gillespie. M. Mayerfeld, A. Leonhardt. L). Lavanna, Debbi, C. Brenner, R. Sidney. D. Marcus, M. Ostroff, R. Tenbrook. Chemistry Club Ugh! What an awful odor! Natch, you guessed it, you're in the Chemistry room at the meeting of the Chemistry Club. Meeting every 1st and 3rd Friday, the members participate in many interesting experiments. Don't you believe me? Well, have you ever made paint, or sulfuric acid, or growing chemical gardens, or gotten holes in your clothes, or burned yourself—the members of the Chemistry Club have. But the many interesting experiments are not the only functions of the club. Part of the meetings are devoted to interesting movies on such topics as Why Airplanes Fly,” or The Study of the Surface of the Earth. Also, the club made several interesting and beneficial trips during the year under the super- vision of their advisor, Mr. Starkey. Fir t Row: C. Shmouklcr, J. Donley. P. Unsworth, R. Arbucke!—secretary. N. R. Gilettc—Vice President, Mr. Albert Starkey—Advisor. R. Hunt—President. A. Zambone—Treasurer. J. Wightman. P. Kohn, M. Bernstein. Second Row: G. Cheety. H. Zarge, B. Wegner; R. DeMaio. J. Oliva. B. Bruge. R. Richman, F. Scribner, B. Wade. E. Seelman, D. Kashubsky. B. Cohen, W. Hollenback. W. Stubee, R. Jenkins. Third Row: D. Pollard. R. Osborn, G. Stern, J. Lcuchter, N. Reback, J. Laboda, T. Murphy. D. Weber, P. Sher, H. Coffin, M. Reed. 79 Fir t Row: P. Block. E. Altman. B. Wade. C. Shmuckler—Vice President, J. DeMaio—Treasurer. Miaa Mildred Durand—Advisor. S. Cappel—President. A. Antonelli—Secretary. R. Fleishner, S. Litwack. I. Warren. F. Ballow. Second Row: B. Down. A. Osborn, M. Hoffmeyer. R. Cichctti. N. Gilette, S. Doerr. M. Olson. E. Farber. P. Morris. M. Coombs. C. Tacobson, D. Pollard, H. Bortlc. E. Lieberman, E. Schnacher, Third Row: M. Meyerfeld, S. Krawchuk, B. Finch. X. Brooks. A. WcRner. S. Kaitz. P. Freedman, M. Za- parelli, J. Cappel, A. Lolli. Fourth Row: D. Pollard, M. Reed. A. Napoli, N. Alterman. SJ Clubs The Lang Three of the most important and influential clubs in Vineland High School arc the language clubs. They all follow the same principal of aiding the students in becoming better acquainted with the language they are studying. In their meetings these organizations make it a habit of speaking as little English as possible. All business and conversation is carried on in the language of that club. Plays, talks on customs, and various other types of entertain- ment are enjoyed by the members of these different groups. The French Club holds its meeting once a month in the evening at one of the member’s home. At Christmas time a Christmas party was held complete with ”Le Pere Noel”, the French Santa Claus, ex- change of gifts, and French carols. Also in the Christmas spirit was the Spanish Club's Christmas Party. Meeting after school the group celebrated the holiday in their own style, featuring the breaking of the pinata. A highlight of their year was their annual Turkey Trot held just before Thanksgiving, attracting a large crowd to the gym. In sponsoring dances the Italian Club is not to be overlooked. Their St. Patrick's Dance provided an evening of real enjoyment for the town’s younger set. These three organizations have greatly helped the students to a greater enjoyment in the study of foreign languages. Through the expert help of their advisers these clubs have proved a real asset to Vineland High School. First Row: R. Leonetti. L. Leonardo. A. Mennone—Treasurer. B. Ruberti—Vice President. Miss G. Men- f cC07Ik V, °r’ x. P’ ' 0� 0—C Lomonaeo— Secretary. M. Land. A Dusharm. Second Row: £ Abbruscato. M. Abbruscato. K. Gall.. P Lorito. F. I.eonetti. M. Lilia. M. Siciliano. H. Coia. A. Berni. D Santagata. A. DeLuca. Third Row: La Torre. J. Lelli. A. Sbrana. M. Barnabei. S. Battalini. R. hx.ingclista. R. De Ma.o. R. Tubertim. T. Scarpa. L. Polizzi. X. Possenti. Fourth Row: M. Meyers. Mr. A. Cermgliaro. F. Mang.no. A. Moschetti. A. Casella. H. Leonelli. R. Basolis, L. Cortopassi. ri j’ Q b Spanish n w-: P- Kohn; B Burn; F. Genovese; T. Wightman, Vice President; M. Bullock. President; Miss Florence Adamo. Advisor; R. Richman. Secretary; T. Mitchell. Treasurer: I). Purdy; J. Alimente; R. Michetetti. Second row: F. DeMiao; A. Leonhardt• B. Grossi; M Cerario; M Berstein; C. Dutra; R. Cichetti; X. Reback; I Uboda; f! rbnrr:TL A,knnf0«r: J Ko h-n:e?' Ka� hubski; B. Cohen; T. Cachaza; H. Edelstein. Top R M?;oJrT :T k gnp: C. S- 0r««n ky; s- Ronis; O. Kee; P. Sher; R. Hunt; R. Macon, J. Leuchter; E. Delgado; W. Rochetti; C. Brenner; S. Roni� ; E. Gotlieb; R (Future Farmer of America) — First Row: M. Verra. E. Dcrc- chinsky, R. Geri, R. Soracco, L. Caletto — secretary-treasurer, Mr. M. T. Scepansky—Advisor, A. Petrucci — President, A. Finch. B. Chinnice. R. Donoflio, W. Wilson. Second Row: J. Copcstick. A. De Felice. F. Cas- tellini, C. Podvarko, H. Coia, T. Baier, F. Donato. C. Doll- hopf. C. Tharp, L. Coffrcdi. Third Row: W. Badaracco. 1� . Periconi. H. Schaper. W. Bauer, E. DelCado. W. McDowell. T. Bruner, S. Blanck, E. Simon, V. Locicero. F. F. A. Under the combined leadership of Mrs. Weylman, Miss Johnson, and Mrs. Accardo, the Home Econom- ics Club is one of the largest in the school. One of the outstanding events of the year was their Mother’s Night. The girls flayed host to their mothers and served their own refreshments. The girls made money by selling metal sponges, adding greatly to the treasury. At their meetings the girls discuss the newest aspects in Home Economics, good foods, and the latest methods of homemaking. The Vineland High School branch of the national organization, the Future Farmers of America, is another one of the outstanding clubs providing extra activity that is not found in the actual classroom. As is evident, by the name, that the Future Farmers is an organization of boys who plan to be farmers or who are studying agriculture. During their meetings the boys discuss various f)hascs and problems of farming. Most of the boys ive on farms and grow some produce of their own. Under the direction of Mr. Scepansky, this club is one of the most instructive groups in the school. Home Economics First Row: A. Highbee; R. Po- korny. H. Braide—Secretary, M. Siciliano—President, Mis John- son. Mr . Weylman. Mrs. Ac- cardo, R. Swenlin—Vice Presi- dent. E. Seelman — Treasurer, P. May, E. Lavari. Second Row: M. Merighi. L. DeLuca. E. Pie- rotti. T. Nelson, I. Poliiai. J. Becker. R. Scache, N. Snyder, A. DcStefano. G. Tonetta. H. Coia, F. Catalano, R. Di Gre- gorio. G. Peretti. Third Row: B. S'ates. A. Giacabbe. A. Don- dero. R. Abruscato. E. Dalponte, H. Leonelli, H. Erhlich. B. Bec- ker. A. Lapaire, S. Camp. J. Camp. S. Castellari, M. Rosa. 82 Hi Spots First Row: P. Morris. C. Nutt. B. Finch. C. Docrr. Second Row: P. Freedman, B. Bruge. R. Cichctti, M. Bullock. D. Cichctti, S. Canpcl. E. Lieberman. F. Baltow, P. Block. Standing: Mrs. Alba P. Bortner —Advisor. Miss Alice Rubinstein—Financial Advisor, L. Carlisle, I. Lcuchter, G. Chccty. S. Litwack. M. C. Hoffmeyer. M. I«isi, E. Wilhelm, P. Brewer, N. Back- man, A. Grant. It's Hi Spots time! Yes, everyyone looks forward to the Friday on which the Hi Spots is distributed, and as you all know this is one time that everyone is found busily engag- ed reading the school paper. Found in this paper, which is published eight times a year, is a complete coverage of past and future news, plus numerous snappy features as added attractions. The Hi Spots is put out by the Journalism I and II classes; they meet every seventh and eighth periods in room 201. During the year the Hi Spots staff members attend various press conferences where they receive new ideas for bettering the school publication. This year they attended conferences at Drexel Institute in Philadelphia, and Columbia University in New York, which are sponsored by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Every spring the Hi Spots sends delegates to the Temple Press Tournament to compete with other schools in their journalistic abilities. 83 First Row: J. Wightman. B. Rubcrti. R. CicheUi. G. Stern. P. Unsworth. M. Reed. M. Bernstein. J. Leuch- ter. B. Bowers. P. Kohn. E. Seelman. Second Row: V. Eocicero. D. Bsrsky. X. Possenti, I. Freedman, 1«. I.cc, E. Altman, M. Holden. R. Andreoli. R. Swenlin, R. Abruvato. E. Malatesta. R. Arbuckcl. F. Ander- son, S. Goldberg, G. Cheetv. Jl. Zarge. F. Mangino. Third Row: R. Small. B. Wade. J. A. Bishop, M. Bullock. N. Reback. A. Zambone, I). Bernardini, R. Hunt, P. Shcr, S. Cappel, A. Bemi, L. Atkinson, B. Bruge, A. Grant. Senior Record Staff Editor-in-chief ____________________ Marvin Reed Assistant Editors_________________ Marilyn Berstein Joel Leuchter, Pat Unsworth Business Manager__________________ Dolores Pagnini Business Secretary-----------------Bernice Bowers Advertising Manager__________________Gershon Stern COMMITTEES Destiny F. Anderson T. Berni F. Mangino V. Smith A. Zambone Will R. Arbuckcl R. Gaertner N. Reback B. Rubcrti Club W riteups E. Altman M. Bullock B. Wade J. Wightman Identifications L. Atkinson R. Hunt P. Kohn History R. Cichetti P. Kohn Art G. Chetty R. DeMarco L. Pagnam C. Smart Senior Data R. Andreoli J. A. Bishop B. Bruge N. Possenti R. Swenlin Advertising D. Barsky D. Berardini I. Freedman S. Goldberg V. Locicero E. Malatesta H. Zarge Typists M. Holden J. Laboda L. Lee E. Seelman R. Small G. Smith Senior Record Advisors Mr. Kammer: We can not show enough appreciation to Mr. Kammer for his untiring and patient efforts in putting out this year's Record. Mr. Lehocky: The splendid photography of this yearbook is a result of the truly fine effort of Mr. Lehocky. His handling of the numerous pictures makes him deserving of our deepest thanks. Mrs. Lee: The sudden illness of Mrs. Lee proved a great loss to the Record staff. The wonderful start she made in securing advertisements and planning the book's finances was greatly appreciated. Mrs. MarkamStepping right into Mrs. Lee’s posi- tion, Mrs. Markram proved an equally capable adviser. Her fine work assured the financial success of this year’s Record. Miss Jenkins: In her capacity as assistant editorial adviser, Miss Jenkins, through her marvelous co op- eration, helped complete this fine book. SENIOR RECORD Advisors _ Seated: Miss N. Jenkins. Mrs. A. Markam. Standing: Mr. M. Kammer, Mr. J. Lehocky. 85 Majorettes: P. Unsworth. T. Murphy, J. Oliva. Color Guard: R. Olson, R. Denelsesbeck. A. Finch, R. Jen Wins. First Row: G. Franchetti, F. Raphael. R. Snell. R. Wilson, A. I.oukashcnok. N. Possumato, F. Dela sandro, J. Perefege; A. Oliva. Second Row: R. Quay, R. Rossi, R. Oliva. I. Warren, K. Cook. G. Thomas R. Shindler. Third Row: U. Polizzi. S. Folino. R. Zorzi, I� . LeGore, R. Steinmetz. R. Cohen, D. Raphael I. Freedman, C. Galzarano, M. Steinmetz Fourth Row: J. Janetto, j. Inferrera, L . Fiocchi, W. Charlson E. Baker, M. Pesire, M. Giacomoni, Mr. F. Astor. With its strutting majorettes Theresa Murphy, Jackie Oliva, and Patty Unsworth, the band is plenty easy on the eyes and ears. All decked out in their sharp new uniforms the band provides just the right amount of pep at the football games and has made a good showing in many of the local parades. This year the school was honored to play host to the South Jersey District Band Concert, on March 13. Six members of our band represented our school. They were Alex Loukashenok, Carmen Galzarano, Richard Cohen, George Franchetta, Larry Le Gore, and Nick Possumato. BAND DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Girls, pick up your feet!” Those words certainly sound familiar to any mem- ber of the Drum Bugle Corps. Who will ever forget those long, grueling hours of practice in the hot sun? But, it was worth it. The corps, playing at all the football games and many local parades, really looked snappy in their new uniforms. The beautiful and talented twirlers added just the right amount of spirit and color to the half times of those gridiron tussles. The girls participated in a contest at the Vineland Armory and won a beautiful trophy which was pre- sented by Senator Elmer H. Wcnc. Vineland High can well be proud of this snappy corps. Twirlers: M. Gorman. E. Tschirner. B. Down. L. Atkinson. J. Becker, A. Gallo—Head Majorette. B. Bruge N. Brooks. C. Doerr, J. Wight man. M. A. Olson. First Row: A. Purdy, A. Martini, S. Juda, M. Zappart- ello, M. Parenti. L. Innocenti. B. Gerf, R. Schache. R. I i Gregorio, G. Gerione. E. Hayes. S. Nelson, B. Forgnoni. M. Cassella. Second Row: N. Vencia, R. M. Hoover. E. Baker. N. Snyder, G. Castellan, J. Per- retti. A. Sbrana. Miss Beatrice Stern—Advisor. A. DcLuca, C. Farabella, T. Brooks, M. Sposato, D. DiMatti, B. Yates. Third Row: V. Smith. M. Gaughram, J. Streetci, E. Schachner, R. FIcishncr, J. Levari, E- Scarpa, G. Holdcraft, J. Barber, L. M. Dobson, C. McCann, B. Cook. mvm 89 k-.t ii i First row: A. McDonald; J. Scavelli; D. Alvino; A. Leonardo; F. Mangino, Captain; G. Travis; S. Rosa; T. Mitchell; L. Sobel- man; J. Alexander; S. Mayroff; E. Marcachi. Second row: D. Martinclli; L. Cortopoxzi; J. Panichello; A. Pancheri; B. Castel- lini: F. Dondero; M. Cheli; I). Oliva: R. Osborn; P. DeMarco; A. Anderson: F. Romano; R. DeEmma. Third row: G. Gleisberg; I). Luisi; T. Perry; L. Rambone; R. Brozdic; R. Crowell; J. Copstic; J. DeMartini; R. Gilliam; R. Massiliti; D. Miles; Mr. I). Testa. Coach. Fourth row: Mr. C. Minifri. Coach; L. Goffredi; L. Collins; I). Biagi; I). Slomin; R. Mitchell; R. St. Aubyn; T. DeMartini; A. Woshenko; Mr. N. Walsh, Coach; Mr. C. Furlong, Coach. Fifth row: Mr. G. Luisi. Trainer; F. Bruno; A. Gorgo; B. Gleisberg; A. Sherma; P. DiEmma; W. Quigley; II. Davis; R. Tobol ski; R. Edwards. Left: Football Coat he t: Mr. D. Testa, Mr. C. Minifri, Air. C. Furlong, Mr. N. Walsh. Below Left: A night game finds Vineland taking the lead. Below Right: Rough and tumble at the Atlantic City game. The 1947 V.H.S. football team, though not the greatest in the history of the school, was certainly a fine one. A record of six wins and three losses against the type of competition which Vineland had is a record of which to be proud. The Red and Grav started off the season with a string of three wins, beating Glassboro to the tune of 7-6, Holy Spirit 6-0, and shading the old enemy, Collingswood, 7-6. The string was broken the next week, however, as Camden beat the Poultry Clan 12-0 at Farnham Park in Camden. Bristol High School of Pennsylvania fell 18-0 to become tne fourth victim, but a strong Atlantic City team beat Vineland 13-0 and on a cold, muddy field in Atlantic City. Then came the Bridgeton game! Bridgeton fans and the team expected to see a slaughter of fifty points or more and they came to Vineland in droves. The final score was Bridgeton on the long end of a 15-12 count but the Red and Gray put up one of the greatest battles ever seen on Gittone field, coming the nearest of any club toward spoiling Bridgeton’s undefeated season. The remainder of the season was finished in unexpected style with easy victories over Woodrow Wilson, 22-6, and Millville, 19 0. One of the main reasons for the season’s success was the coaching. Head Coach Danny Testa and Assistants Norman Walsh, Charles Furlong, and Cosmo Minifri, displayed great loyalty and patience in guiding the team over some of the rough spots. Ten members of our senior class of 1948 were members of the team. These were: Junior Leonardo, Frank Mangino, Sol Rosa, Bob DiEmma, Jimmy Alexander, Aldo Pancheri, Ted Perry, Bob Osborn, Joe Panicheuo and Serge Mavroff. Frank Mangino was elected permanent captain of the team by an unanimous vote at the end of the season. Jimmy Alexander was again named All South Jersey guard while Frank Mangino received the Elmer Wene Outstanding Player Award and the Times Journal Most Valuable Player Award. Boys Basketball Kneeling: C. Custard; J. Panichello; D. Bernardini. Captain; J. Downey; I. Cosman. Standing: Mr. C. Cosh. Coach; A. Leonardo: J. Caplan; T. Mitchell; J. Lcuchter; S. Orlinski; M. Meyer; S. Kaplan. Manager. The 1947-48 Basketball squad started the season like a house afire, winning three out of its first four games including Gloucester, New Brunswick, and Woodrow Wilson, but start- ing with the first Bridgeton game the team hit a snag and a very mediocre season ensued. At the time the Record went to press, Vineland had won eight games and lost eight games, losing all eight games to group four competition—bowing twice to Bridgeton, Collingswood, and Trenton and once to Camden and Woodrow Wilson. The victories were two over Gloucester, two over Sacred Heart and one each over New Brunswick, Woodrow Wilson, Millville, and the Alumni. Seniors on the team are Don Bernardini, Irwin Gosman, Joe Panichello, Joel Lcuchter, Junior Leonardo and Martin Meyer. Don Bernardini was elected permanent captain unani- mously at the beginning of the campaign. Coach Cosh is to be highly commended for his patience and loyalty toward the team in spite of adversity. SCHEDULE Dec. 16 Gloucester _________________________ Away Dec. 19 Trenton______ ______________________ Home Dec. 22 Alumni _________________________________Home Dec. 29 New Brunswick___________________________Away Jan. 6 Woodrow Wilson________________________Home Jan. 9 Bridgeton _________________________ Away Jan. 13 Millville ____________________________ Away Jan. 16 Sacred Heart __________________-____________Home Jan. 19 Camden ------------------------------- Home Jan. 23 Gloucester _______________________ Home Jan. 30 Collingswood__________________________ Home Feb. 3 Trenton _______________________________ Away Feb. 6 Bridgeton_______________________________Home Feb. 12 Sacred Heart____________________________Away Feb. 17 Woodrow Wilson________________________ Away Feb. 20 Collingswood ___________________________Away Feb. 25 Camden _______________________________ Away Feb. 27 Warriors (Charity game) ________________Home Mar. 2 Millville_______________________________Home Mar. 6 Atlantic Gty (S.J. Tournament) ________Away 92 Girls Basketball Kneeling: J. Paterson: P. Perry; M. Gaughran, Captain; J. Concello; L. Goodman. Standing: R. DcMaio; M. Holden; S. Cappel; W. Cordes; J. Cappel; F. Ballow; Miss B. Stern, Coach. Get into the air and shoot!” That’s the advice Miss Stern is constantly shouting to her team. Under the able direction of Mrs. Ferrarie and Miss Stern, the team completed a successful season. This year the guard section was composed entirely of seniors, Mildred Gaughran, Marilyn Holden, and June Patterson. Mildred, who has played on the varsity since her freshman year, was unanimously elected captain of the 1948 squad by her teammates. The forwards consisted of Phyllis Perry, a senior, Joan Concello, a sophomore, and Lorraine Goddman, a freshman. Lorraine was the consistent high scorer of the team. SCHEDULE Jan. 7 Woods town ____________________________Home lan. 14 Millville ________________________....... Home Jan. 20 Hammonton _________________________ Away Jan. 26 Woodstown ..._____...._________________Away Jan. 28 Bridgeton ______________ ........_____Home Feb. 3 Sacred Heart __________________________Away Feb. 5 Pennsgrovc ----------------------------Away Feb. 9 Millville ___________....___________ Away Feb. 11 Hammonton _____________________________Away Feb. 18 Sacred Heart---------------------------Home Feb. 24 Bridgeton __________...._____...-----.... Away Mar. 3 Pennsgrovc------------..._____________ Home 93 Under the Coach, Joe Homiak, the 1947-48 Wrestl- ing Squad had won two matches and lost four as the Record went to Press. After losing the first four matches of the season, the Red and Gray matmcn did an abrupt about-face and copped the next two. Vic- tories were at the expense of Overbrook School for the Blind 28-7 and Lower Regional of Camden 27-15. Losses came at the hands of Washington High School of North Jersey twice, 31-15 and 33-15, Paulsboro, 24-16, and Lower Regional, 28-18. W restlin First row: R. Romano; I. Schreibcr; F. Romano; L. Koe- ring; N. Farsidc. Second row: A. McDonald; D. Martinelli; J. Scavclli; J. Reaves; S. Ronis. Third row: R. DiEmma; A. Pagano; Mr. J. Homiak. Coach; F. Dondero; H. Macalusso. Consistent winners for the squad have been Little Lou Koering, Albert Pagano, Bob DiEmma, and SCHEDULE Russ Romano. Koering is undefeated in two years of league competition. Seniors on the wrestling squad are Ralph Clark, Mike Venditti, Frank Mangino, Lou Koering, Russ Romano, Bob DiEmma and AI Pagano. Dec. 16 Washington __________________________ Home Jan. i j Washington ______________________ Away Jan. 2i Paulsboro _______________________ Home Jan. 28 Lower Regional ________________________Away Feb. 4 Overbrook ______________________________Home Feb. 19 Lower Regional _________________________Home Mar. 4 Ovcrbrook_____....___-______________ Away Baseball Fir«t row: D. Logan; D. Alvino; C. Travio; C. Caterina; J. Ambrose; A. Leonardo; H. Smith; F. Mangino; V. (.'hallow. Second row: N. Dallalio; H. Polhamut; F. Carbone; M. Moratti; K. Craven; M. Pagano; L. Polixxi; C. Furlong. Third row: Managers: B. Caplan; R. Dosser; E. Manaresi. SCHEDULE April ii Gloucester ___________________________ Home April 16 Trenton ________________________________Home April 18 Millville ______________________________Away April 22 W. Wilson_____________________________ Home April 29 Collingswood ___________________________Away May 2 Trenton ____________________________ Away May 9 Bridgeton ______________________________Away May 12 Millville ______________________________Home May 15 Camden ---------------------------------Home May 16 Camden________________________________ Away May 23 Bridgeton ---------------------------- Home The Vineland High School 1947 baseball team had an up and down season, mostly down, as they were able to cop only four out of eleven contests. Fortunately, all three of these wins came in Cumber- land County contests so the Red and Gray pulled out of the disastrous season with a tie for the county title with Bridgeton. Two of the victories were at the expense of a helpless Millville team, 5-4 and 7-4. The others were single victories over Gloucester, 3- 0 and Bridgeton, 8-7. The losses were Trenton 4- 1 and 17-1, Woodrow Wilson, 9-2, Collingswood, 18-6, Camden, 8-6 and 10-2, and Bridgeton, 7-5. Members of our class on last year's team were Nick Possenti, Anthony Mennone, Junior Leonardo and Frank Mangino. Leonardo and Mangino were left and right fielders respectively, while Mannone and Possenti were utility infielders. The able coaching staff consisted of Head Coach Ncllo Dallolio and Assistant Coach Cosmo Manifri. 95 Kneeling: J. DeMaio; L. Lee; A. DeLuca; L. Vai; E. Malatesta. Standing: F. Car bone, Captain. CHEERLEADERS This year inaugurates the second year for this prac- tically new club of which Mrs. Gertrude Nash is the sponsor. No official meetings are held, but every Wednesday members gather at the Recreation Center after school. Members have been divided into several teams; this soon builds up keen competition and skill. Whether on the field for a football game, in the gym for a basketball game, or on the stage for a pep rally, the Cheerleaders are always full of voice, pep, and energy. Under the direction of Miss Bca Stern, this year’s squad with its mischievous monkey mascot has led in cheering our teams on to victory. BOWLING CLUB Fir � row. left to right: A. Downic; R. Pokorny; N. De Bello; M. Rosa. Secretary; M. Holden. President; M. Pcrainc, Vice President; R. Swenlin, Treasurer. Second row: F. Anderson; M. Abruscato; E. Downs; P. Finn; L. Letts; A. Budcnsky; B. Cook; E. Poliszi; H. Kinkade. Third row: K. Polizxi; M. Hornack; M. Merghi. Fourth row: C. Shadis; R. Abruscato; S. Abruscato; A. Casella; N. Backtnan; S. Har- rington; V. Locicero; C. Shutter; J. Concello; J. Temple; S. Kaplan; G. Bardfeld; S. Ruthig; R. Kashubski; G. Capra; C. Castellari; A. Goffredi; D. Kas- abski; C. Griffith; G. Nash, Advisor; M. Clark. 96 Another pile-up at the Thanks giving game. Mangino comes in for a tackle at Atlantic City. rb k ,bO • jfiR CLASS FRESHMEN YEAR September 1944 marked the first page in our book of high school memories and sharing a prominent place in our musings of the past is that unforgettable first day when we, as freshmen, first walked through the halls of V.H.S. We are able to laugh now at the “greenness we pos- sessed—at the awe and fear in which we beheld the almighty seniors—at the many shrill rings of the morning bells—at the shouts (of pain) issuing from the gym— at our timorous contributions to the ear-spliting yells of seniors a: pep rallies ... at our Isn't that teacher awful!” and ... I wonder where that room is” . . . and particuraly when the upper classmen tried to pull that ancient elevator gag on us. After the first pangs of strangeness and inferiority were surmounted our class got down to brass tacks. We had the distinction of being the largest class ever to be en- rolled which may account for the many promising fresh- men who made the football team. Our first assembly in V.M.S. was in commemoration of Brotherhood Week; It was acclaimed a smash hit” by the student body. It added much to our prestige but we wondered if the unusual length of the program had anything to do with this. We remember that several prominent townspeople took part in it besides the mem- bers of Miss Sternberg s English classes. Active participants were: Ruth Crane, Mary Webb, Joyce Petway, Phyllis Petway, Phyllis Perry, Donald Barsky, Gershon Stern, Ruth Arbuckel, Nick Posenti, Ruth Swenlin, Billy Stone, William Stubee, Joel Leuchter, Domenica Cichetti and Robert Osborn. Remember the old world and modern dances presented by Nancy Backman, Raymond Arvio. Charles Kulp, Patty Unsworth, Danny Weber, and Janet Taylor? With the distant Washington Trip in mind, we at- tacked the Magazine Drive with vigor and Richard Jenkins, a member of our class, brought in the highest amount of sales and was awarded a $25 war bond as the first prize. Several freshmen who went out for dramatics that year appeared in the Cap and Dagger Dramatic Club's presentation of Anne of Green Gables. We were proud of Clara Shmoukler, Domenica Cichetti and Virginia Smith. When the annual Girls' Public Speaking Contest awards were given, it was the first time in the history of the Public Speaking Contest at Vineland Hieh that two persons tied for the same award. Gladys Bach, a senior, and Domenica Cichetti, one of us. tied for second place. Another freshie, Nina Ruth Gilcttc took part in the program. Towards the end of the year we selected Robert Osborn to represent our class during Boy Week, which fell in May. Though our class had not been organized during the year, we could still boast of many accomplishments and as the year drew to a close we had been assimilated into V.H.S. society, or so we thought. SOPHOMORE YEAR As sophomores we felt more at home and as far as the freshmen were concerned we soon developed a feeling of contempt and scorn. Our ways, however, were not given to incessant amusement and over-confidence for that all-important goal, graduation, had come into view. More of our classmen went out for activities and sports. Early in the year we elected class officers. They were: President. Robert Osborn; Vice-President, James Simp- son; Secretary, Rita Cichetti; and Treasurer, Richard Hunt. Remember that first big meeting we held in the audi- torium? Drives of all sorts came up and we made a good showing. This was the year that the sophomore girls who wanted to be drum majorettes were given the opportunity to learn how to twirl. Classes took place every Saturday in the gym. Those who made the grade were u is Atkin- son. Nancy Backman, Betty Bruge, Jeanette Ernest, Julia Becker, Mabel Hansen, Dolores BufTa, Alvera Gallo, Theresa Murphy, Jacqueline Wightman, Jackie Oliva. Laurel Pagnam. Janet Taylor, and Patty Unsworth. Patty Unsworth and Janet Taylor went on to greater prominence when they were chosen as the new drum majorettes. The first wrestling matches ever staged at Vineland High appeared that year. Among our classmen who made able mat men were Ralph Clark, Ralph Sathcr, Herbert Hutchinson, and William Hollenback. Will we ever forget the hit Marvin Reed scored in the Dramatic Club play Junior Miss with those never- to-be-forgotten words That's splendid?” And then there was An Ideal Classroom —a skit dealing with a student's version of how a class should be run. The hi-light of our sophomore year, it was under the direction of Mr. Cernigliaro, our capable class advisor, and written by a committee consisting of Marvin Reed, Robert Osborn. Bernice Bowers. Rita Cichetti, Janet Taylor, Patty Unsworth. Clara Shmoukler, Nina Ruth Gillette and Jackie Wightman. When we reached the end of another year's grind, our souls were fairly bursting with enthusiasm and we could hardly wait to be called upperclassmen. JUNIOR YEAR By this time we were old hands in V.H.S. and without further ado our class began blazing a memorable path toward our ultimate goal—graduation. Leading the class of '48 in its third year were President Frank Mangino. Vice-President Robert Osborn. Secretary Rita Cichetti, and Treasurer Joe Bemi. For our class flower we selected the Gardenia, and when it came to colors, green HISTORY and white turned out to be the most popular combination. In our motto, With the ropes of the past we will ring the bells of the future.” is revealed some of our bound less hope for what is yet to come. Spurred on bv the leadership of Dick Desser and the bubbling initiative of Vince Lociccro, Lehockcy's Gents from Room in staged a very successful Christmas Dance that enriched the homeroom treasury by a size- able sum. At the 51st annual Girls' Public Speaking Contest, Nina Ruth Gillette grabbed top honors with her humorous selection, The Train to Mauro. A little while after the school year opened. Juniors began selling variety cards for a dollar, with the student receiving 50 cents profit for each box. This venture was an overwhelming success, as we far surpassed the goal. Another activity sponsored by the class were dances every Friday night after home basketball games, which were met with great enthusiasm. Popular Frank Mangino, class President and a standout tackle on the football team, was elected by our class to represent Vineland High during State Boys' Week at Rutgers University. The evening of May 2, 1947 found us presenting our Junior Class Play, Jumpin' Jupiter, with the timely assistance of the Dramatic Club. Centering around $50,000 worth of hot money and the efforts of the unlucky finders to get rid of it. the play was the entef- taining work of a cast consisting of Domenica Cichetti, Virginia Smith. Janet Taylor, Marvin Reed, Norman Altcrman, Ruth Arbuckel, Nina Ruth Gillette, Tommy Mitchell, Shirlev Koitz, George Thomas. Marie Hornack. and Antoinette Bcrni. In the wings were directors Miss Doris Epstein and Mr. Edward Arnadc. Both socially and financially Jumpin' Jupiter was a big success. Topping off the ice cream sundae of our Junior Year came a bright red cherry, the Junior-Senior Prom, based on the theme Starlight Time.” In the dreamy atmo- sphere of a moonlit sky twinkling with silver stars. Fiankie Testa's orchestra providing the music; the Prom fulfilled everyone's expectations. As the year drew to a close, we set our sights for even greater accomplishments in our final and greatest session at V.H.S. when we could at last call ourselves Seniors. SENIOR YEAR Well, the long-awaited time finally arrived; at last the glory of high and mighty Seniors was ours. For a little while we merely stood on our pedestals, scornfully looking down at the lowly underclassmen. But then, with a loud pop, the bubble of our daydreams burst, and we settled down to some real work. Husky Frank Mangino was re-elected to the post of Class President, with Jimmy Simpson as Vice-President, Lois Atkinson, Secretary, and Joe Berni, Treasurer. Representing the Senior Class in the Student Council were Henry Angelo and Marilyn Holden. As Magazine sales rolled around again, we Seniors far outdistanced the other classes, collecting almost $3000. Answering the call of national preparedness, quite a few seniors enlisted in the National Guard, when that organization began its recruiting campaign. Meanwhile, another group of thirteen Seniors were chosen by their classmates to try their luck in the Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Contest. Primarily for the benefit of our class, the guidance department sponsored a Career Night. Experts in a great variety of vocations were secured to speak to interested students. Who can forget that week in late November when we all tried to look our sharpest for the Year Book photo- grapher. And then, when the prints finally came in, remember the amusing variety of expressions that stole across the faces of the Seniors as they viewed their like- nesses on paper? Jackie Oliva got quite a thrill out of her singing role in the All-State High School Chorus at Atlantic City, and several other Seniors participated in musical events during the year. The house lights dim; out of the inky blackness hundreds of eager eyes focus expectantly on the black- ened stage. Suddenly with a flashing burst of stage- lights, the deep crimson curtains arc parted, and the Senior Play begins to roll along its merry way. Yes, for most of those who saw it, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay” furnished a barrel-full of humorus entertain- ment. Nina Ruth Gillette and Domenica Cichetti in the leading roles, revealed themselves as a pair of very talented comediennes and actresses. And the packed houses both nights poured a tidy profit into the coffers of the Senior Class Treasury. Thus, through he untiring efforts of both students and faculty members, the Senior Play proved a huge success. Gee whiz, there certainly were a lot of important events in our Senior Year. Very few. I'm sure, will forget the trip to Washington. It was one of those priceless things that you cherish in your memory to tell your grandchildren. First the long, colorful bus journey; the large number of massive and imposing buildings that house the inner workings of the United States Govern- ment; the noisy, clanging night life of Washington, D.C., with its blinking colored lights shining out of the darkness; and finally the reappearance of home-sweet- home. Then there was the Prom, with its graceful whirling couples—another big success. But all these many and varied blocks of achievement were only stepping stones to the peak of the mountain— the grand finale of our four years in Vineland High— GRADUATION! Here at last was the end of the road for the Senior class. As we looked back over the long, winding path of high school that lay behind us, a legion of emotions crowded forward into our hearts. For some there was joy—a feeling of independence; for most, a deep sadness and regret, perhaps a touch of loneliness. Regardless of our feelings, graduation was a time for almost all of us in the Senior Clas to murmcr Goodbye” to V.H.S. and to shout Hello to the world which lay before us. 1 Ro e o ru co 103 r JUNIOR SENIOR PROM 194T Buzz—Oh, oh! There's the doorbell and you aren’t even ready. Well, come on, put those last minute touches on, mustn't keep your date waiting too long. Yes, it's our Junior-Senior Prom. The date? May 23, 1947 . . . What a lovely time we had. Upon reaching the gym, you were greeted by the gang.” Then, before you knew it you were dancing to the melodious music of Frankie Testa’s Orchestra. Weren’t the decorations lovely? The theme Starlight Time” was carried out in a dreamy atmosphere of silvery stars suspended in a moonlit sky. To fit the mood, Estrellita, little star, was featured as the theme song. Of course, you simply had to visit the rock garden featured. So round and round you danced, feeling like Cinderella and the Prince. Before you knew it though, the clock struck one and the night came to a close for Miss Cinderella of the class of ’48. But not before you sneaked one backward glance at the gym—a last remembcrancc of your Junior-Senior Prom. PROM COMMITTEE The Junior-Senior Prom Committee was under the direction of Miss Margaret Fiamingo, senior advisor, and Miss Rita Cresci, junior advisor. Those working on the committee included: Richard Fisher, president; Gene Caterina, vice president; John Bianchi, treasurer; Donald Logan, Donald Harker, Fred Angelo, Mary Jane Badaracco, and Sallie Gaburo, seniors. Juniors included: Frank Mangino, president; Robert Osborn, vice president; Rita Cichetti, secretary; Joe Bcrni, treasurer; Jackie Oliva, Jean Donley, Florence Anderson, Elaine Vastano, Serge Mavroff, and Victor Rone. Chaperons Miss Amala Brookins, Miss Durand, Mrs. Gertrude Nash, Miss Alice Rubenstein, Mr. John Lehocky, Mr. Cosmo Minifri, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Bortner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Homiak, Dr. and Mrs. Felix Sugent, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Markham, and Mr. and Mrs. Nello Dallolio. REMEMBER? ___ JUST A QUICK GUAnVJCE' SOC VE OF THE STl FU O EPISODES OF V H S- USED To TAKf f MTut r F'OLL Aov akita � hall s”r hmm? K 2 PROFESSIONAL PAGE TEACHERS Florence Adamo Edward B. Arnade L. C. Barsuglia Stella M. Blisard Lola Bradway Clarion Cosh Rita Cresci Thomas J. De Falco L. DeMarchi Ada Dichter Aline Frazer Miriam Frazer Doris T. Epstein Florence C. Gatti Yolanda Giuliani Marguerite P. Goe Ida B. Hughes Milton H. Kammcr Norman Krapf Ruth Lowe Anna C. Markham Bennett K. Matlack Blanche Martz Helen McMicking Elizabeth Ann Mulford Gertrude E. Nash Floyde Nasser C. S. Neill Virginia E. O'Brien Georgette Rieg Gertrude B. Rocker Michael T. Sccpansky Marion Starkey M. Vera Stoll Irene Testa Ruth M. Thompson Helen Elizabeth Walker Norman Walsh Helen M. Welch Bessie T. Wcylman Marcella W. Williams Mae Wimley PROFESSIONAL PAGE OPTOMETRISTS Sidney Brodsky Stanley Kleinman L. B. Rosenstein Wm. P. Schumann MUSICIANS Sam Trasfcrrini MORTICIANS Rowland C. Potter DENTISTS M. J. Provenzano DOCTORS Dr. Charles Cunningham Dr. A. L. Gricco Dr. A. F. Magolda Dr. Nicholas Marchione Dr. Mario Pastore LAWYERS Leon M. Bardfeld Maurice J. Grecnblatt I. Harry Levin Milstead McElroy D. J. Novario Samuel L. Shapiro George H. Stanger Frank J. Testa Joseph Tuso Our organization wishes you life’s success in knowledge, culture and faith in your religious beliefs. —E. Russell Ashley South Jersey’s Largest Office Equipment and Office Machine Dealer Specializing in OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE SYSTEMS ASHLEY.McCORMICK CO. Office Outfitters” 32 East Commerce St., Bridgeton, N. J. Ill In my Junior year I was a lucky one, Extra activities proved lots of fun. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1949 112 U.S. History up in the tower Is one big wallop packed with power. Compliments of VINELAND NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY a? Now speed demons, out of the sack, Itys March again and time for track. Compliments of SILAS S. STEIN HAMMONTON, N. J. Compliments of CUMBERLAND COUNTY GAS COMPANY 614 LANDIS AVENUE PHONE 100 VINELAND, N. J. 114 We leave the assembly with music loud, And, ohy we seniors feel so proud. For good listening keep tuned to WWBZ NEW JERSEY SOUTH JERSEY S MOST POWERFUL STATION 1360 on your dial — 1000 watts Mobiloil and Mobilgas NORTH END SERVICE CENTER Boulevard and Grove Road David Tamanini If you want the best, Drink STEVEN'S Delicious Guernsey Milk” STEVEN’S DAIRY VINELAND, N. J. Phone 3457-W Congratulations to the CLASS OF 48 VINELAND AUTO TRIMMING DOT’S TAVERN Fine Italian Foods Wheat Road Vineland, N. J. Phone 808 R-11 Lew and Dot Franks, Props. 115 Cards, tickets please do buy In spring, to Washington I will fly. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 KIMBLE GLASS Division of Owens-Illinois Glass Company VINELAND, NEW JERSEY 116 Seldom was it that we'd come To school without our bubble gum. Compliments of Compliments of PARAGON BILLIARDS BLOM BROS. 11-13 South 7th Street Vineland, N. J. BRAININ FURS, INC. 710 Landis Avc., Vineland, N. J. Compliments of Phone 1981 36 Commerce St., Bridgeton, N. J. Phone 807 JOSEPH BROS. CLOTHING 520 Landis Avenue Compliments of JORDONS 533 Landis Avenue Vineland, N. J. Compliments of S. POGUST 8c SONS KOTOK 510-12 Landis Avenue HARDWAREC9| Compliments of Compliments of WILLIAM DE MARCHI SOUTH JERSEY CLOTHING CO. MINOTOLA, NEW JERSEY Congratulations Sincere Wishes C. H. WEBER FRUIT AND PRODUCE MASON’S LUNCH 506 North East Avenue Opposite the High School Phone 1317 Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason, Props. 117 ’48 just can’t be blue Not only graduation, but leap year, too. NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP AND GOWN COMPANY 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 Louis S. Shf.r, Mgr. VOGEL-RITT OF NEW JERSEY, INC. 7TH AT LANDIS AVE. The thing about gym class we all adore Is the amount of dirt we find on the floor. TRATTON’S TUDEBAKER Dales and ERVICE Complete Automotive Maintenance Seiberling T hermoweld Recapping Terms to Suit Your Convenience PHONES 2581 2580 119 Egad: the efficiency of school, Follow all directions; obey every rule. Compliments of HADSELL TRACTOR CO. N. EAST AVENUE AND C. R. R. Phone 261-8054 VINELAND, N. J. FORD TRACTORS — DEARBORN EQUIPMENT GARDEN STATE FLORIST Best Wishes for Success from Let George’s Flowers Say the Word For Every Occasion JOFFE LUMBER CO. West Landis Avenue Opp. High School Phone 2030-J. Vineland, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of CHARLES MOLINELLI - TRUCKING JERSEY FRUIT 6c PRODUCE CO. NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY East Landis Avenue Vineland, N. J. Two years I had the Latin blues, As all the forms I did confuse. I Compliments of T. C. FOX AND SONS DAN’S SELF SERVICE MARKET NEWFIELD NEW FIELD, NEW JERSEY Meats Frozen Foods Groceries Compliments of DIEHL’S SERVICE STATION Newfield, N. J. 965-R-5 Compliments of ANDY’S GARAGE Newfield, New Jersey Congratulations, Class of ’48 FARMERS UNION COOPERATIVE OF VINELAND, INC. Mill and Office: Norma, N. J. An organization owned by poultrymen who believe that Education—Cooperation—Legislation” build Democracy 121 I Hurrying, scurrying down the hall, We often landed against the wall. Compliments of SHAPIRO CLOTHING CO. VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Compliments of HENRY SORG 8C COMPANY EGG HARBOR CITY, NEW JERSEY 122 We don i study, we have fun, We fail our subjects one by one. GREENBERG’S JEWELRY STORE 535 Landis Avenue ' BUY WITH CONFIDENCE QUALITY AND SERVICE IN FLOWERS E. H. KILLE Florist 707 Landis Avenue Phone 561-J sii innois qve vinciano. n.j. MASTER MUSIC SHOP 535 Landis Avenue Vineland, N. J. Phone 1714 Complete Line of All Popular and Classical Records and Accessories Radios, Record Players and Electrical Appliances 'OFFICE MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY PURPOSE” Compliments of 630LANDIS AVE.PHONE 182 VINELAND.. Compliments of CATERINA HARDWARE CO. 712-14 Landis Avenue Telephone 2300 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL 1-2-3 Year Course� for Men and Women SUMMER TERM-9 Weeks. Beginning June 14 Shortho d and Typing Court for fhoie who plon to attend college. Bruth up and Regular Court . FALL TERM —Day. Sept. 7 —Evening. Sept. 20 Forty Enrollment Advisable PEIRCE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pine St. Weit of Brood, Philadelphia 7, P . Call, writ or 'phon PE 5-2100 for catalog 123 One of my best subjects is Italian Three Where there1s fun for everyone, even poor me! Congratulations to THE GRADUATING CLASS Chicks Dapt.C.PeUea Drive Oak Road. VINELAND, NEW JERSEY FRANK CAVAGNARA Sales—PACKARD—Service You get Honest Value in Your Used Cars WEST LANDIS AVENUE Opposite High School Phone 1131 Vineland, New Jersey FARABELLA’S SERVICE GRAND AND GLOBE THEATRE My thoughts of High School four years ago, Were those of study and hard work, I know. Now as I look back on my high school years, I feel they have vanished my many fears. N. E. Avenue- Phone 3322-R-12 Spit balls and pennies whizzin byt Keep the class from being dry. Compliments of LAKESIDE PANTS SHOP CO., INC. 200 N. 3rd Street Hammonton, N. J. The foof hall team of V.H.S. Gave Bridgeton rooters much distress. Money to Loan Real Estate ALEX M. TAYLOR 8C SON Compliments oj MAINIERO’S Insurance 508 Landis Avenue 545 Landis Avenue Vineland, N. J. Vineland New Jersey Compliments of NEWFIELD WOOD COAL CO. Phone Vineland 725 6?3 Lamis m. vineiAno, n j. Compliments of NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY Your Complete Local Newspaper for... News - Features Photos - Advertising THE VINELAND NEWS Cumberland County’s Only Sunday Newspaper” 710 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND, N. J. Phone 3200 126 I haven't got many brains, I fear, But Vm trying my best to pass this year. Congratulates the Class of 1948 and Wishes Them Every Success 127 Little Miss Cutie with the long, long skirt Saves the janitor from cleaning the dirt. The Gifts of Tomorrow, today at HERBST GIFT SHOP 521 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND, N.J. South Jersey’s Finest Gift Shop LAMPS AND LUGGAGE THE DONAHEY STORE 517 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND, N.J. South Jersey’s Old Reliable Jewelry Store JEWELRY — APPLIANCES — RADIOS — SILVER 128 Senior pics and data done, Record Staff sure was fun. Compliments of MAJOR CLOTHING CO., INC. BRIDGETON NEW JERSEY Best Wishes for Success from JOFFE LUMBER COMPANY THE HOLLYWOOD SHOPPE 6341 2 LANDIS AVENUE Compliments of CHARLES MOLINELLI - TRUCKING East Landis Avenue Vineland, New Jersey VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Went to gym, then walked home, Now I ache in every bone. Compliments of THOMPSON’S SPORTING GOODS STORE 19 North 6th Street Phone 237-J Compliments of SILVERMAN’S MEN’S AND BOYS’ STORE Compliments of FOSS PAINT CO. 607 Landis Avenue Vineland, N. J. Compliments of JOHN GANIO NORTH DELSEA DRIVE PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 8058 Philip Ambrose N. East Avenue Vineland, N. J. Chrysler Airtemp Heating Cooling Commercial Refrigeration Compliments of DAVID ROSENTHAL, INC. VINELAND NEW JERSEY A screw loose here and a bolt off there Makes tfjose Freshmen a sorry pair. Compliments of VINELAND BUILDING SUPPLY CO., INC. From Foundation Through Decorations” N. E. BOULEVARD AND OXFORD STREET Simon J. Alexander H. Wallace Murray Phone 3247 VINELAND, N. J. Compliments of NATIONAL HAULING CONTRACTORS CO. Vineland, New Jersey Compliments of MR. AND MRS. PAUL LUISI Compliments of SASDELLI’S GIFT SHOP 10 SOUTH 7th STREET VINELAND, N.J. Phone 2567 Come in and browse around” DIAMOND CLEANERS AND DYERS Vineland’s Outstanding Cleaners Phone 300 Charles Festa, Prop. 131 The most mixed-tip day in creation: The one before Christmas vacation. Compliments of THE TRADESMEN’S BANK and TRUST COMPANY I 132 Reader’s Digest When you need ’’ the last resort, % hook report. CENTRAL GROCERS Complete Line of Records and Albums Fine Meats and Groceries BENDIX and RADIOS REPAIRED MINOTOLA, N. J. ACE RADIO SERVICE Phone: Vineland 1462 $02 Landis Avenue Phone 1660 s. j. McMahan WE YLMAN SEA FOOD MARKET The Jeweler 716 Landis Avenue Phone 580 Vineland, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of THE CORNER SWEET SHOPPE 801 Landis Avenue Vineland, N. J. BOSTON SHOE STORE CULLEN’S YOUTH CENTRE Compliments of Next to Globe Theatre The Shop Where the Slick Chicks Shop” UNSWORTH MOTOR CO. DE SOTO — PLYMOUTH 234 Landis Avenue 133 On the sixth week the kids work hardy Because they want a good report card. Compliments of SOUTH JERSEY JOINT BOARD AMALGAMATED CLOTHING WORKERS OF AMERICA Manager — PHILIP RUDICH Secretary-Treasurer — ALBERT GIULIANI Business Agents MARY WESTON CARL GIORDANO JOSEPH OLIVA JOHN JARGOWSKY JAMES ROCCO 134 Freshmen, scared, confused, and completely new. Told by the Sophomores the wrong thing to do. Compliments of FRANKLIN CLOTHES, INC. WOODBINE, N.J. Compliments of PEMBROKE CLOTHES OUTLET STORE 8-10 PHILADELPHIA AVENUE EGG HARBOR CITY, N. J. 135 I like fourth period lunch at large Cuz Mr. M. is then in charge. Compliments of DEMARCO MOTORS Authorized Compliments of DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service West and Landis Avenues Phone 703 - 7682 FAITH SHOE STORE WHITE SPARROW INN Delsea Drive, North of Circle (Route No. 47) MAURELL’S Famous for General Electric Appliances Chinese and American Dinners FURNITURE Charcoal Fires Cocktail Lounge Luncheons Served Daily Phone 981-R-l Minotola, N. J. DELSEA ESSO SERVICENTER Delsea Drive and Garden Road Phone 173-J-2 Compliments of Al Lotti and Vince Cloge, Props. DYER . DAVIS Tune-Ups and General Repairs Tires, Batteries and Accessories NEWHELD NEW JERSEY Compliments of SAUL’S DAIRIES Compliments of Milk - Cream - Cottage Cheese GREGANTI POULTRY MARKET Butter - Chocolate Milk Chestnut Avenue and Main Road Phone 3236-j-2 VINELAND, NEW JERSEY VINELAND, NEW JERSEY 136 We struggled bard and did our best, But now at last we've passed the test. VETERAN’S TEXACO SERVICE F. W. Luisi W. E. Miller Best Wishes and Success We Pick Up and Deliver Phone: 1232-J JULES N. LELLI Chestnut Avenue Vineland, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of VINELAND SAVINGS RAY’S, Inc. AND S. J. Leading Jewelers LOAN ASSOCIATION 632 LANDIS AVENUE Phone 1733 Compliments of HARRY KESSLER ANTON FRICK NICK CAPIZOLA A FRIEND Compliments of LOUIS FEIT ABB SEERN JACK ALTMAN HENRY SORG When three-fifteen arrives at last, We dash for the exits oh so fast. Electric Brooders Nests - Roosts Automatic Hen Fountains CEDARVILLE WASHED Chick Feeders - Hen Feeders SELICA SAND 8C GRAVEL CO. Made from Galvanized Steel Phone: Millville 160 MILLVILLE NEW JERSEY Poultry Equipment Co. MAIN AND WASHINGTON AVENUES VINELAND, N.J. STRINGARI’S CITIES SERVICE VENICE MAID COMPANY Complete Lubrication and Accessories WEST LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND NEW JERSEY Next to the High School Phone 3339-W B. W. SAUL Cinder Block and Brick HARRINGTON 6C MUNICH Mason Material Real Estate and Insurance Phone 3359-R-l Newfield, N. J. Phone 1994 S. W. Corner Landis Avc. and Railroad D’Ippolito Electrical Supply Co. Vineland, N. J. 604 LANDIS AVENUE Train and Bus Lead to Us” Phone 363 138 Johnny throws pennies in study hall, But innocent Jimmy gets blamed for it all. Compliments of ERNIE’S AUTO SERVICE 324 West Landis Avenue (Rear) Vineland, New Jersey Compliments of NEWFIELD FOOD MARKET NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY Compliments of GEBASE SHOE STORE SHOES FOR CHILDREN 15 South 6th Street Vineland, New Jersey Compliments of MARSHALL’S DRY CLEANING SERVICE NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY DORSEY G. WHEELER Compliments of LAND SURVEYOR COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Brotmanville, New Jersey Phone Vineland 3935-R-3 0 GUARANCINI’S FOOD STORE Compliments of MEATS AND GROCERIES Wheat Road Vineland, N. J. Phone 1885-J MICHAEL MENNIES FABRICS and SPECIALTIES Formerly Mennies Ladies Store 532 Elmer Street Vineland, N. J. 139 The monkey mascot was quite an attraction 'When the cheerleading squad went into action Congratulations and Best Wishes, too! Now, those long study periods over book and pen arc over. You’re fating the future with ambitious plans, envisioning your own world of tomorrow. Swell, graduate! The Nation and the Community depend upon young men and women like you—to make America and Vineland grow in character, ideals, and ideas. May the best become yours! For “QUALITY FEEDS” Poultry men Depend On D M FEED MILLS .. Growing . . Growing . . Growing 515 SOUTH SEVENTH ST., VINELAND PHONES 1757 - 1758 140 Each year we hear the whole school say, We’ll swamp Millville on Turkey Day.” Compliments of FRICK CLOTHING CO. Anton Frick, Proprietor EGG HARBOR CITY, N. J. Compliments of WILLIAM B. RESSLER, INC Makers of HAMMONTON PARK CLOTHES NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK Graduation Day is here That's the time to say Three Cheers BEST WISHES BEST WISHES from from THE CLASS OF ’50 THE CLASS OF ’51 SAMUEL SANTAGATA . SONS WM. E. SNELL Wholesale and Retail ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION Imported and Domestic Groceries Phone 2288 Flour, Feed, Hay, Seeds, Fertilizers 226 ELMER STREET LANDISVILLE, NEW JERSEY VINELAND, N. J. FRANK CIRAOLA Plumbing and Heating MINOTOLA, N. J. Save in Pennies — Profit in Dollars Ladies' and Gents’ Clothes ROBERT DRAKE CLOTHES, Inc. 633 Elmer Street Vineland, N. J. LITTLE BEAUTY KENNEL Breeder of Boston Terriers Who were the boys that had the fun Jean Schache Shooting us all with a water gun? 142 After we saw the senior play Our hearts were also young and gay. SPINOSI BRO’S-SONS Men s and Boys Wear Phone 2518 705 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone 519 9 SOUTH MAIN STREET WOODSTOWN, NEW JERSEY Another day — another test! Phone 396 Greenhouse Phone 2304 Another zero — need a rest! Got to doss forty minutes later, Had been waitin’ for the elevator! Went to school — went to class, Went to the office—too much sass! I shook the little bottle — it went boom! DREYER’S FLORAL SHOP Say it with Flowers for All Occasions” 7th ST. and LANDIS AVE. VINELAND, N.J. Please help me find the Chemistry Room! I love my teachers — love my school, My, but the cells are nice and cool! John Dreyer Passes from the freshmen small, But not from us seniors big and tall. Compliments of That rosy apple on the desk I thought would help me pass my test; But all I got was sixty-five, It must have had a worm inside. VINELAND COOPERATIVE G. L. F. SERVICE, Inc. Compliments of SOUTH JERSEY GLASS CO. VALSPAR PAINTS HARRY HOROWITZ WATCH AND CLOCK SHOP 12 North 6th Street Vineland, N. J. Compliments of H. S. ENTREKIN JEWELER — OPTOMETRIST 729 WOOD STREET VINELAND, N. J. Compliments of Compliments of JACOB D. SPIEGEL NORMA NEW JERSEY LOWDER’S QUALITY STORE NEWFIELD NEW JERSEY 144 Third bell, too late, Go to the office, meet your fate. Compliments of CHARLIE’S LIQUOR STORE Charles Rolando, Prop. Select Wine, Liquor and Beer Phone 2118 C. R. R. EAST OF EAST AVENUE VINELAND, N. J. 145 The days have flown, the years have passed, And I am getting out at last. Compliments of ECONOMY COAL SERVICE NORTH EAST BREWSTER ROAD VINELAND NEW JERSEY Compliments of HARTLEY W. RIDGEWAY, Inc. Compliments of Ill N.W. BOULEVARD VINELAND NEW JERSEY W. B. MAYER CO. Phone 1082 Compliments of F. A. Chrione, Sales Mgr. VINELAND SEWING MACHINE CO. ATLANTIC ICE MFG. CO. Home and Factory Sales and Service A. J. Siscone, Prop. 420 WOOD ST. VINELAND, N. J. 146 Tres joli” says Miss Durand As Vrettch class does the best it can. PONTIAC Runs your errands — Meets your guests And does both superlatively well F. EARL RICKERD 122 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND, N.J. Phone Vineland 1030 Congratulations from MINOTOLA CLOTHING CO. Tony Canglin CENTRAL AVENUE MINOTOLA, N.J. 147 Punctuation and grammar, how we hate it, But very important, the English teachers rate it. Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK 8c CO. 727 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND NEW JERSEY Phone 1080 L. SHEARD 8C SON Feed, Grain, Poultry Supplies Manufacturers of Sheard s Poultry Feeds 203 NORTH EAST AVENUE VINELAND, N. J. Phone 29 TUBERTINI’S (3) OAKS BAR 2nd and Chestnut Avenue Steak Sandwiches Our Specialty! PACKAGE GOODS STORE We Deliver Phone 438-J Compliments of STRANO’S AUDIT AND----------- ----TAX SERVICE 1819 South Tenth Street Philadelphia 48, Pa. 148 Hear the call for all boys tally Coach Cosh is starting basketball. Compliments TURSINI AND COMPANY BATTELINI’S GARAGE Doctor of Motors Keystone Official Garage Let us Diagnose your Car Trouble Harding Highway, Landisvillc, N. J. Phone Vineland 221-R-l Office Phone: Vineland 788-J-ll Residence Phone: Vineland 836-J-l CAMARANO’S SERVICE STATION Car Greasing a Specialty Frank Camarano, Prop. Harding Highway Landisvillc, N. ). Compliments of BRUNO MELINI Dealer in Socony Vacuum Products Fisk Tires and Batteries Harding Highway Vineland, New Jersey Phone 1638-J-2 P! one Vineland 2493-R-l ANN’S TAVERN Beer - Wines - Liquors Spaghetti - Ravioli and Sandwiches Harding Highway Landisville, N. J. 149 The Red Cross, The Record, the Senior Play, To each our money we must pay. GEORGE’S ALIGNMENT Compliments of BRAKE SERVICE LET GEORGE DO IT” BRIDGETON EVENING NEWS Wheel Balancing - Knee Action Parts Office: Phone 1969 BRIDGETON NEW JERSEY Residence: Phone 1805 13 NORTH THIRD STREET VINELAND, N. J. LANDISVILLE FARMERS’ CLUB SAMUEL SANTAGATA SONS General Merchandise and Wholesale and Retail Wines, Beer, and Liquors IMPORTED and DOMESTIC GROCERIES South Boulevard, Landisville, N. J. Flour - Feed ■ Hay - Seeds - Fertilizers Phone 1784 Landisville, New Jersey SASDELLI BROS. SPEED’S INN T A BEER - WINE - LIQUORS JANNONE OIL COMPANY Phone Vineland 788-J-2 529-531 PEACH STREET Harding Highway VINELAND, N. J. Landisville, N. J. 150 The Coll i ngs wood game Left a few players lame. Sure Heat Clean Heat Compliments of D’IPPOLITO OIL CO. THE QUALITY FURNACE OIL Phones 1000-1116 Vineland, N. J. LEE of Conshohocken Tires CORRIDORI SERVICE STATION Dealer in ATLANTIC GASOLINE AND OIL East and Landis Avenues Vineland, N. J. Phone 1798 MATTOLA BAKERY Bread, Rolls, Wedding and Party Cakes Harding Highway, Buena, New Jersey Phone Vineland 610-R-4 ANTHONY TOMASELLO ESSO SERVICENTER Landisvillc New Jersey CHARLES F. BECKER Everything in Paper” GIFTS GREETING CARDS STATIONERY 115 South Sixth Street Vineland, N. J. Phone 2687 L. S. RIGGINS OIL CO. FUEL OIL - KEROSENE GASOLINE Phone Vineland 413-R-l Compliments of DALPONTE BREEDING FARM Breeders of New Hampshires, Sex Links, and Red Rock Crosses RICHLAND, NEW JERSEY Phone Vineland 609-R-4 Compliments of 639 LANDIS AVENUE Phone 970 JENKINS FOOD MARKET 701 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND, N. J. Phone 68 151 Monday morning, friendly greeting, Settle down, Senior meeting. Compliments of BRIDGETON EVENING NEWS BRIDGETON, N. J. GEORGE’S ALIGNMENT 6C BRAKE SERVICE George Harrison 13 N. THIRD STREET VINELAND, N. J. M. 8c S. - G.M.C. TRUCKS SALES and SERVICE Louis Scarborough DELSEA DRIVE AND WHEAT ROAD PHONE 8009-J VIMAR’S DINNERS A Place Where Old Friends Meet Delsca Drive, North of the Circle Vince Downey - Marty Sharp Proprietors BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNERS Phone 9804 WEST SIDE FLORAL GARDENS Flowers for All Occasions” 211 LANDIS AVENUE Phone 2614 Mrs. Kef. The elevator,” yells a sophomore, Why, it’s on the third floor.” Compliments of CROWN CLOTHING CO. 609 PAUL STREET VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone 343 Compliments of MIZPAH COAT MFG. CO. MIZPAH NEW JERSEY 153 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay” Turned out to be the Senior Play. PAGLIUGHI BROS. CHELI COAL COMPANY SERVICE STATION 'blue coal’ Wilbert and Howard Pagliughi 7TH AND PARK AVENUE Northeast Corner Fourth and Landis Phone 3750 Phone 1423 BENSON’S SERVICE STATION Compliments of BOULEVARD GARAGE NORTH DELSEA DRIVE 611 S. E. BOULEVARD Phone 3386-R-l Phone 3769 HAGEN’S FOOD STORE Compliments of RUBIN BARTFIELD OAK AND BOULEVARD LADIES’ TAILOR 822 Wood Street Compliments of EVERETT M. HITCHNER EARLE CLEANERS 8C DYERS Accountant and Insurance Connie Vitullo 23 North Main Street Phone 1265 ELMER, N. J. We sweat and toil, swear and cram So we can pass that last exam. F. F. CHRONINGER General Hauling Newficld, New Jersey Phone 3372-R-l C. FRANCIONE AfASON CONTRACTOR NEWFIELD, N. J. Phone 3519-R-3 GEO. A. ROSSI AMOCO FUEL OILS 518 Washington Ave., Vineland, N. J. Phone 662-J JAMES SOUDERS 616 Crystal Avenue Vineland, N. J. Phone 3768 CHARLES NOCCO All Kinds of Excavation— Cellars, Cesspools, etc. Sand - Cinders - Gravel - Filling Dirt 213 QUINCE ST., VINELAND, N. J. Phone 1868 GARTON’S EXPRESS General Hauling 115 Montrose Street Phone 487 THOMAS FORNATARO LANDISVILLE, N. J. Phone 1192 CARMEN CALADINO Manufacturers of Cinder, Concrete Blocks, Bricks West Blvd., Vineland N. J. Phone 8056 155 How we seniors love to fool The freshmen of first day of school. BRODY’S CONGRATULATE THE V. H. S. CLASS OF 1948 . . . and the future citizens of the Vineland community JtteUienA o£ Welodcj 'rtyotnea The home-makers of Vineland have looked to Brody's for a number of years for the furniture of distinction” that makes homes out of houses. Whether you seek modern or period furniture, Brody's are sure to satisfy your good taste with interior decorator quality furnishings to fit your budget. Buy on our deferred pay- ment plan. You have as long as a year to pay. •IS W gjj SOUTH J £ R S f y ’ S LEAD in 6 fURDHURf STORf tf sH23 tflnpis fiVfnin vinaRnn imu jtRsty 5 '™g I 156 One place in school where I spent lots of time Was waiting in the cafeteria line. Branches Main Office Canneries PROGRESSO FOOD PRODUCTS Spaghetti Sauces — Cooked Spaghetti — Spaghetti with Meat Balls Roasted Peppers Capon at a also Titina, Flag, Ciardiniera and Ml. Beauty Brands Mfd. by UDDO 8C TAORMINA COMPANY 527 CHESTNUT AVE., VINELAND, N. J. Phone: Vineland 1565 Cable Address: UTA,” Vineland, N. J. Compliments of VINELAND LUMBER 8c COAL CO. Boulevard and Central Railroad Phone 295 AL’S SERVICE STATION Park and Crystal Avenues Phone 1786 Compliments of WILLIAM TREVARTHEN 3 North 6th Street Phone 388-W Compliments of LIMPERT BROTHERS Incorporated VINELAND NEW JERSEY from your friend ELMER H. WENE To school, to school to learti a great deal; Home againy home again to forget the ordeal. ENDICOTT SUPPLY COMPANY PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES BOULEVARD AND PEAR STREET VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Office Phones: 682 - 683 John E. Reisenwitz, President We sweat and toil, swear and cram. So we can pass that last exam. Compliments of ZUCCA’S BAKERY Since 1896” Vineland s Oldest Bakers of Better Bread and Pastry 7TH AND CHERRY STREETS PHONE 996 Al) days in Vineland High School I surely won’t forget. The things I learned, the things I did, And all the folks I met. SCHNEIDER’S QUALITY BAKERY VINELAND NEW JERSEY Phone 311 Compliments of FIDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 7 NORTH 6TH STREET VINELAND, N. J. 159 Vm late again, this time makes four, So down to the office and Mrs. Doerr. Compliments of JERSEY PACKAGE COMPANY RAY STEINEDER Compliments of CEMENT CONTRACTOR LIRIO CHEMICAL CO. Washed Sand and Gravel 7th Street and Park Avenue VINELAND 220 PLUM STREET VINELAND, N. J. NEW JERSEY 160 Of all sad words of tongue and pen, The saddest are these: Write it over again. Dispensers of Indoor Comfort LAURY HEATING COMPANY 511 13 PLUM STREET VINELAND, N. J. Phone 3861 Heating and Air Conditioning No Job Too Large or Too Small for Us” Call for Free Estimate LENNOX ALL-STEEL FURNACES OIL BURNERS South Jersey’s Largest Heating Concern Algebra 11 could have been a frenzy, But ’twasn’ty thanks to Mrs. Henzi. SLACKS SHIRTS SUITS SPORT COATS GABARDINES TROPICALS DIPAOLA CLOTHES Phone: Emerson 5-4602 Factory Show Room 5TH AND MICKLE STREETS—2nd Floor CAMDEN, N.J. CompDmenti of DAVID GREENBURG HAM MONTON NEW JERSEY Remember, seniors, pay your dues. Here’s my shirty do you want my shoes? Compliments of SOUTH JERSEY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION WM. E. SNELL Electrical Construction 226 Elmer Street Vineland, N. J. Phone 2288 MODEL COAT COMPANY FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN NEWFIELD Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DANE BARSE 163 All period long the teacher yells ... yells ... yells .. . And all period long we await the bells.. . bells ... bells ... Building Better Feeds Since 1906” JACOB RUBINOFF CO. SEEDS POULTRY SUPPLIES FEEDS VINELAND CLAYTON - WOODBURY - WOODBINE Jumpin’ Jupiter was a huge success. WI jo was the kidnapper? Do confess. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. I. C. SCHWARZMAN KIMBALL PRINCEI Ox VINELAND L. MILLVILLE VINELAND 365 MILLVILLE 287 Where Style Begins G. MORELLO’S SONS PRINCE’S Quality Meats and Groceries 539 LANDIS AVENUE Phone 1389 7th and Cherry Streets VINELAND NEW JERSEY Vineland, New Jersey In class we’d always pay attention Or else we found we had detention. Compliments of Compliments of ACE CLEANERS AND DYERS 120 Chestnut Avenue Phone 905 Compliments of POLLY’S REST South Delsea Drive STANDARD COAL COMPANY Coal, Wood, Fuel Oil S. W. Corner Boulevard and Chestnut Ave. Phone 991 PLATT Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration Sales and Service Electrical Appliances 620 Plum Street — opp. Reber School Phone 3541-R SPOT 47 South Delsea Drive Candy - Soda - Sandwiches Compliments of VETERAN CLEANERS 6C DYERS North East Ave. Phone 2368-J Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1948 W. B. MATLACK Compliments of VINELAND KOSHER DELICATESSEN 514 Landis Avenue - Phone 1327 CHARLES WILLIAMS North Delsea Drive Compliments of FALASCA’S TEXACO GAS STATION Landis Avenue HARRY D’IPPOLITO General Insurance Notary Public 614 South 6th Street Phone 2563 DI MATTEO PHOTOS 416 South 3rd St. Vineland, N. J. Phone 7707-W PROCACCINO’S Curtains and Drapes” Chestnut and Myrtle Phone 2776 Compliments of CANTOR’S DELICATESSEN Corner 3d and Plum Streets Phone 7683 Compliments of BARDFELD’S WOMEN S APPAREL 509 Landis Avenue Compliments of MARRENE LADIES’ SHOPPE 537 Landis Avenue Vineland, N. J. 166 BOOSTERS Mary Abruscato Mr. and Mrs. Abruscato Angelina Ackwcll Angeli ne E. Adamo Florence M. Adamo E. D. Adams Pearl Albert Louise Albina Jerry Alford Julia Alimenti James Allen Sofie Altman Sonny Alvino Pvt. Nclo Alzamora Angelo Amadci John Ambrose Thomas Ambrose Carolina Amici Arthur Anderson Mr. and Mrs. E. Anderson Edmond Andrews Rosalie Andreoli Fred Angelo Ronald Henry Angelo Ida Angle Betty Annello Mistwood Anthony 3rd Mr. and Mrs. J. Apprendi Joan Arbuckel Raymond Arbuckel Ruth Arbuckel Natalina Arcangrli James Arena Kay Arena Catherine Arpino Celeste Arpino Art and Anne Vivian Asselta Franklin Astor Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Atkinson I ois Atkinson Ann Austino Monocoupe Austino Phyllis Austino abelle Avakian B Lois Babbitt Mr. and Mrs. K. Backman Mary Badagliacca Helen Badaracca Dennis James Badaracco Doris Ann Badaracco Helyn Badaracco Mr. and Mrs. Walter Badaracco Walter Badaracco Barbara Bailey Ixirraine Bailey Charlotte Baker Elsie Baker Sophie Ballard Elaine Ballow Faith Ballow Rose Barbaccia Marie Barbagallo Allen Bard Marjorie Barish Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Barnhill Ramona Barnhill Joe Bartoletti Henry Joseph Bates Barbara Battelini Dorn Battelini Rena Battelini Sadie Battelini Elmer Bauer Sgt. Bean Bauer Adrienne Becker Barlsira Becker Eleanor Becker George Becker Julia Becker George Beebe Billy Belfi Tommy Belfi Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell Rita Bellone Mrs. Peter Belmont Irving Benton Gloria Belvedere Olive Benton Robert Benton Sue Bchling Cora Bergamo George Bergamo Irene Bergamo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bergamo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bergamo. Sr. Phil Bergamo Rosalie Bergamo Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Berger Janet Berger Sara Berger Mary Bcrnardi Antoinette Berni Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berni Vincent Berni Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berry George Bertacchi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bertacchi Connie Bertino Ernie Bertino Johnny Bertino Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bertino Ezio Bcrtoldi Margie Bertonazzi Pio Bcrtoldi Martini Bcrtuzzi Paul Betz. Jr. Eugene Bidini Anna M. Biondi Armand Biondi I-ouis Biondi Mr. and Mrs. I-ouis Biondi Ix uisc Biondi Lucille Biondi Dale Bintz Jean Bisacquino Nancy Bisbing Helen Bittingrr Alice Bitzer Leo Bitzer William Bitzer Phyllis Block Roberta Blom Dorothy Bo Bo Anthony Booskos Richard Boston Lou Bostwick Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bowers Shirley Bowers Harriet Bowman Edith Bracaliclli tarry Braccia Nansy Braccia Annette Bracco Mrs. Edward J. Bradway Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Braidi Helen Braidi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Branker Selma Brody Mrs. Sidney I- Brody Bob Brodzik A mala Brookins Nancy Brooks Mrs. Cecil B. Brown Sam Brown Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bruge Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bruner Turney Bruner Frank Bruno Helen Brunozzi Joseph Brust Bud and Flo Mrs. A. Budensky Antoinette Budensky Marie Buglio Sally Bullock Phyllis Burkhart Elizabeth Burnetti Conrad Bums Fondella M. Burton Charles Buscaglia Gustave Buscham Joseph Bush Mary Butler C Thomas Cachaza Carmen Caecar Mrs. Alvera Caliboni Mrs. Jake Callovino Paul H. Caltrell John Calvario Bill Camines Mrs. Charles Camp Sarah Camp Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Campbell Dusolcna Camprcghcr Mr. and Mrs. M. Campreghcr Babe Cantoni Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Capabianco Mary Ann Capabianco Rose Marie Capabianco Lou Calmer Margot t appcl Susannc Cappcl Fred Carbone Pio Carli Caroline and Lon Bill Carter Henry Carter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casacci Eileen Casazza Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Casella Mr. and Mrs. Peter Casella l-ewi Casper Violet D. Casper Betty Castanzo Bernard Castcllini Fred Castcllini Mrs. Josephine Castella {oc Castellani -ena Castellani Rita Castellani Velia Castellani Mr. and Mrs. Catalano Eva Catalano Sue Caterina Cathy and Bud Mr. and Mrs. George Cavagnaro Albert Cerionc Ernie Cerionc Fred Cerionc Carol Ccnanoky Antonio Cernigliaro Mr. and Mrs. Philo Chapman tady Cindy Mrs. Harry L. R. Clapp Marion Clark Francis Clement Cliff Edward Cline Clyde and Alice Salvy Ciarlante Chip” Cipoiia Mrs. Gertrude Chabcr Mrs. W. Chandlers N’crnon Champion Mr. and Mrs. Earl Charlcsworth Deane Charlson Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Charlson Wayne Charlson Wayne Charlson Charles Cheety Mrs. Eunice Cheety Jean Cheety George Cheety, Jr. George Chcetv. Sr. John Chodnicki Vankel Chodnicki Israel Chonofsky Mr. and Mrs. William Christman Erika Chruches Bonnie Coccaro Tony Coccaro Bill Cocking Marie Cocking Rita Codonc Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Coffin Doris Coffin Jack Coffin Mr. and Mrs. Cohen Bernard Cohen Bob Cohen Carol Cohen Joe Cohen Mr. and Mrs. S. Cohen Helen Coia Henry Coia, Jr Mrs. Hcnrv Coia Joe Colacichi Anthony Colasanto Warren Cole Caroline Collins Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly Jane Connolly Ted Connolly Anthony Conte Connie and Carl Mary Coombs Lucille Corridorri Guido CorridoiTi Beatrice Corsiglia John Corsiglia Wayne Corsiglia Lee Cortopassi Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coulter Joan Crancr Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Creamer Richard Crowell, Jr. Mrs. Raymond Cubccchel Virginia Cummines Norma Cupini The Cycle5’ D lone Dagger “Daisy Mae Angelina Dandrca Emily Dandrea Frank Dandrca Josephine Dandrea Katherine Dandrca Pete Dandrca Bill Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Joe Darby Mr. and Mrs. Michael Darminio Ben IVAugustinr D'Augustinc Electric Appliances Angelo Dcfclice Anne Carol Dchncl Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Delgado Elihu D. DclI'Aringa Antoinette De Luca Mr. and Mrs. Michael De Luca Mike De Luca Joe De Maio Lewis Dc Maio Mrs. Mary De Maio Pat Ik Marco Paul Dc Marco Mr. Philip l)c Marco Gloria Dc Matte Patrick Dc More Marilyn Danelsbcck Nina Dc Ruchie Mr. and Mrs. Horace Denny Anthony Dc Stetaivo Devil’s Son Eleanor De Witt Mrs. Dewsnas Joseph Dczutb, Jr. Marie Di Biasc Joseph Di Dimo 1 Killy Diehl Richard Dixcn Mr. and Mrs. Dan Di Giovaechino Danny Di Giovaechino Alfred Di Mattco Carmclla D'Ippolito Corradino D’Ippolito Herman D'Ippolito Dr. J. B. DTppolitn Solve D'Ippolito Steve Di Stcfano Mrs. Mary Doerr Jeanne Doll Fil Donato Alice Marie Dondero Charles A. Dondero. Jr. Marghcrita Dondero Roliert Doixlcro Steve Doixlcro Carol Donley Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Donley Paul Donn Albert D’Ottavio Mr. and Mrs. Edward D’Ottavio Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D’Ottavio Joseph Henry Dowler. Ill Bain Down Arlene Downic Dorothy Downs Stephen Downs Mr. and Mrs. Ursel Downs Mrs. Whillmina Downs Paul Draino Anne Dragotta Pete Dragotta, Jr. Mark Durand Mr. an l Mrs. Paul Durand Patrick Dun lea vy 167 BOOSTERS Henry Eastmunt Ernestine Edwards Joe Elbeuf Ethel Elliott Florence Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Entrekin Ptc. Anthony K. Esposito Mrs. Rosalie Esposito Sally Es|iosito Betty Mac Ewing Mrs. Dot EwinK F Mrs. Hattie Faguc Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Fainhurst Evelyn F'akc Grace Falasco Gertrude Fallows Joseph Falsetta Caroline Farabella Jacqueline Feinberg Airs. Robert Feinberg Robert Fcinlierg Elsie Feller Grace Ferrara Mrs. Ernest Ferrarie Fichcra’s Cleaners Delmo Fi lippi Beverly Finch Patricia Finn Marie Forcinito Alice Fox Amy Fox Carol Fox Jack Fox Agnes Franceschini Clarence Franceschini Ronald Franceschini Russell Franceschini Kay and Sam Fratto Gary Freedman Ike Freedman Irwin Freedman iean Freedman 'earl Freedman Mr. and Mrs. S. Freedman Sam Freedman A Friend G Edward Gabardi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gabardi Janet Gaidosh John Gaidosh, Jr. Mrs. S. Gaidash Rena Galiaz Mrs. Angie Galli Arnold Galli Helen Galli Nich Gallo Mrs. Henry Garton. Jr. Andy Gcnna Frances Genovese Margie Genovese Frank Geraci Joseph Geraci Richard Geri Angie Giacobbc Martin Giacomoni Anthony Gihasc Harry Gillespie Mr. and Sirs. Eugene M. Gillette Nina Ruth Gillette Ginny Ernest Giordano Eleanor Giovanozzi {ames Giovanozzi )avc Glickman Anna Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. George Goflfredi Alice Goflfredi Margaret Goflfredi Marlene Goflfredi Mary Ann Goflfredi Albert Goldberg S. Earl Goldberg S. E. Goldberg Sheldon Goldberg Air. and Airs. T. Goldberg Air. and Airs. S. E. Goldberg Airs. M. Goldfein Sam Goincs {ack Goodicr asrraine Goodman Dolores Gorga Cookie” Gorman Mr. aixl Airs. I ewis J. Gorsuch Robert Gould Alarie V. Graff A Graduate” Agnes Grant Airs. Allan Grant Allan Grant Penny Grant Bill Graver Air. and Airs. Charles A. Graver August Graziano Thomas Grazias.Jr. Chester Greganti Gloria Greganti Vickie Greganti Victor Greganti Mrs. Yolanda Greganti Florence Grcico Airs. Sadie Grosky Lucy Grossi Betty Grover Joan Groves Mr. and Airs. Louis Gualiclmo Alary Gubitosi Edward Guidone Air. and Mrs. Afark Guis Sandra Guis H Air. and Airs. J. Lewis Iladscll Wm. J. Iladscll Joan Hannum Tommy Hanson Helen Hardnack Air. and Airs. E. S. Marker Eleanor Harris Nancy Harris James Harry Coleman Hatch Elsie Hauser J. B. Ilay Mrs. Edith Hayes Charlotte Heller Harold Henderson George Hcnizc Arlene Hcntschel George Hcntschel Barbara Heritage Robert Herron Barbara Hcthcrington Air. and Airs. Boyd Hickman Anna Highbcc Airs. Siegfried Hirsch Howard Hoffman David Al. Holden .Marilyn Sweets Holden Mrs. E. A. Holden . .11 Hollcnback. Jr. Air. and Airs. Wm. Hollent ack David Holly Alarie Ann Hornack Alma Lou Horton Dick Horton Albert Howell Dorothy Howell Dolly Hudson Airs. Wm. Hudson “Sis Hughes Jean Hunsinger Air. and Airs. Herbert J. Hunt Richard Hunt Wingless Hunt Edward Hurban Jimmy Hurscy .Margaret Iafolla Impossible” Richard Jacksen Airs. Agnes Jacobs Rune Jacobson Ida Jannetti Alarie Janucci Jean and Hobs Air. and Airs. A. Kenneth Jenkins Airs. E. Jeannette Richard Jenkins Alary Ann Jervis Jessie and Jim Robert Jocham Joe and Libby Alice Johnsen Rita Johnson Air. and Airs. Douglas Johnstone Johnny and Dolores Silvia Juda K Lily Kahanr James P. Kain Katherine Kandlc Air. and Airs. Felix Kaplan •Margie Kash Air. Kashubski Airs. Kashubski Pauline Kashulwki Gloria Kcrshak Kenneth G. Kctt Bill Kilroy, Jr. Airs. J. Kimble Harriet Kinkadc Airs. T. Franklin Kirshner Albert Klein Alargaret Koehler I’rggy Koehler Shirley Koitz .May Kolam Jim Korjus Blossom Kornbluh Airs. Irving Kotok Sharry Kotok Air. and Mrs. Leslie Kotok lamis J. Kroclinger Jessie Krolikowski Bob Krucdelback Jean Kumpert Julia 1-aboda Mr. and Airs. T. Laboda Chester E. 1 -andi Anne Lapairc Gilbert l ioairc Air. and Airs. Joseph I.apaire Frances l.aTorrc Rosalie LaTorrc Vic “Frankie” LaTorrc Donald Laury Eva C. Laury Grace AI. Laury Mrs. D. Lawther Frank Ivelsold Air. and Airs. Frank I.ec Frank E. Lee, Jr. Rol ert Lee Larry LeGore I. ora I hman J. A. I-ebocky Alr. and Airs. Harry I.ei tner Robert Lcistncr Bob Lclli Frances Lconetti Joseph lconetti Rita Leonctti Airs. Clarence Letts Eleanor Letts Loretta Letts Eleanor levari .Mamie Levari Albert Liberi Dave Lieberman Edith Lielierman Philip Lihn Albert I.illa Bessie Lilia Joseph Lilia Marie Lilia Bartara Jane Lillquist 4ane Lillquist alter Linden Paul I.ipman Airs. Sadie I.ippner Little Beauty I)og Kennel Sam l.itwack Shirley l.itwack Hanna Llovd Air. and Airs. Gus I-ociccro Benny Ixicito Gary l-ofgrcn {oan Imftrcn Irs. Frank Lori to Alex Ia ukasenok Barenice I-owass Betsey Lowder Alargaret Lowman Herb I.ubin Barbara Ann I.ncchesi M Joan MacAllister Ace MacDonald Air. and Airs. Jack MacDonald Frank Alackie Aladeline Maffo Josephine Alaggio Ida Alaguire Marie Alaguire Corinne Alainicro Eugene Alainicro Air. and Airs. John Alalatesta Air. and Mrs. Joe Alalcnch Alarie Alalcnch Rita Alalcnch Victor Alalcnch Mr. and Airs. James Alalloy. Jr. Effic Mann Gertrude Alann Gloria Alanzano Jackie Alarchese Jean Alarchese i ottic Alarghclla Peter Alarino Mr. and Airs. Nicholas Alarro I-ouis Alarrocco Fanny Alartinelli Josephine Alartinelli Air. and Airs. Rudolph Alartinelli S. Alartinelli Elaine Alartini I-orctta Martini Frank Alaruffi Gladys Alaruffi Gloria Alaruffi John Alaruffi Mike Alaruffi Air. and Airs. Joseph Alaruffi. Jr. Air. and Airs. Joseph Alaruffi. Sr Alary Bol Alaska Anthony L. Alassari Frank Massari William Alassari Airs. James Alason Theresa Alastalski Air. and Airs. Angelo Alastro Airs. Anthony Alastrogiovanni Josephine J. .Matthews .Maurice and Doris Dorothy Alay Kenneth Alay Air. and Airs. Wallace Alay Bill McCaffrey Charles AlcAIicking Peter Joe Mcandro Air. and Airs. Albert Alelini Loretta Alelini Pauline Alelini Dolores Alellc Helen Melville lamella .Melville Gilda AIcndico Anthony Alerighi Joseph Alerighi Josephine Alerighi Alary Alerighi Rita Mcrighi Vivian Alerighi Air. and Airs. John Meyer Morton Alcyer Pauline Meyer Stanley Alihalecz John Milana Charles Alilanesi Airs. Dorothy Alilanesi Howard Alilanesi Vivian Alilanesi Lillian Alillcr Airs. R. All Her William Aliller Richard Alitchell Tom Alitchell Alarie Aloffa .Marion Aide Ann Alonfardini Joe Alonfardini Ia uisc Alongelluzzo Allan Aloore Babe Aloratelli Pat Aloratelli. Jr. Pat Alorris Cheryl Kay Alorvay John Afuccio Thomas Alullcn Air. and Mrs. Charles W. Munich Patricia Alusacchio Grace Alusto Ettore Aluzzarclli N Airs. Alario Nani Angie Napoli Dolores Naprava Audrey Naughton Airs. Naughton 168 BOOSTERS Anna Nelson Clarkalynn Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson Margaret Nelson Sandra Nelson Ann Nesse! Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Newcomb Selma Newman Kuth Nicholson Dick Nixholm Mrs. Hanford Nixholm Mrs. Harold Nixholm Nancy Nixholm Van Alan Nixholm Bill Nolccr Bob Norton Helen Noto Michael Noto Mr. and Mrs. C. Nuastro O Richard Oliver Mary Ann Olson Irene O’Neill Mr. Leon Onorato Irene Opack Alice Osborn Fred Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Osborn Robert Osljorn P Anthony Pace Josephine Pagano Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Pagnam, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Pagnam. Sr. C. Lorraine Pagnam John A. Pagnam Kathleen Patricia Pagnam Michel Reynolds Pagnam Mr. and Mrs. Dino Pagnini Virgil Pagnini Elizabeth Panichello Michael L. Panichello Michael P. Panichello William Panichello Helen Panzino Joyce Papalardo Mr. and Mrs. Oscic Parker Albert Parsons John Patrignani Bill Patterson Garry Patterson June Patterson Pearl Gene Jo-Ann Peluro Armand Paraine Margie Peraine Rosemary Perclla Joe Permuy Joey Permuy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry Josephine Perry Ted Perry James Pcseri Michael Pcsiri Rosalie Pcsiri Margaret Petrini Mana Petrini Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Petronglo Domenic Petronglo ioc Petronglo :igo Petrucci Ronnie Petrucci Harry Phall Catherine Piccine Mr. ami Mrs. Ernest Piccine Mr. ami Mrs. Piecing Mr. and Mrs. J. Piccini Gloria Piccone Edith Piedmont Evelyn Pierotti John Pike Angelo Pinizzotto Russell Pinizzotto Mr. Sam Pinizzotto. Jr. Mr. Santo Pinizzotto Bob Pitman Mr. ami Mrs. Pitman Charley Pokorny Stephen Pokorny Ruth Pokorny Irma Polizzi Jack Pooley Rod Pooley Sydney Pooley Pauline Pollock Juanita Posey Richard Possenti Nick l'ossumato Johann Potter Mary Lou Potter Frederick Prccht Samuel Price Domcnica Profcra Daniel Prospero Mrs. Jenny Prospero Nicholas Prospero 0 J. S. Quickmirc, Jr. Bill Quigley Helen Quigley Katherine i uairole R Mary Ramish Mrs. Ramish Donald Raphael Tommy Raphael James Reaves Airs. Jacob Rehack Mildred Reiman Adele Rcisman Jewel Sandra Rcisman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Reiter Mr. Rice Mr. and Mrs. L. 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