Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1949 volume:

Presented by The Senior Class Vineland High School Vineland, New Jersey FRED LUERTZING ......Editor MR. M. H. KAMMER....Adviser Though the boys of Millville High School Love the orange and the blue; And the sturdy sons of Bridgeton To the red and white are true; We will cheer for dear old Vineland. The school we'll love for aye. For all her sons are loyal To her colors. Red and Gray. Oh. the four brief years of high school. On the fleeting wings of time. Bear us on tojield of vision. Where we scale new heights sublime; Mid our pleasures, cares and sorrows As we toil from day to day. Let us cheer for Vineland High School And her colors. Red and Gray. otYou °'eOVe,■ te a cat® e bequ°: This year, 1949, marks the one hun- dredth anniversary of the pioneers of 1849 who left their homes and old ties to seek new fortunes. They left their homes with the idea of attaining higher goals, material or spiritual betterment, and above all greater wealth. A great future also lies ahead for us, and the time is nearing when we must set out on strange paths. Before striving for material wealth we should first ob- tain wealth of knowledge and a wealth of understanding. This will help to de- velop better citizens and a better world to live in. Today, how fortunate we are to have had one hundred years more time to profit from the world's experi- ences -to readjust the values that are placed on life's goals. We have set our goals very high—this in itself develops a challenging spirit—to strive toward the unattainable. Browning said, a man's reach should exceed his grasp, else what's a heaven for. To the undaunted spirit of the '49ers of one hundred years ago, who per- severed through many hardships and overcame many discouraging obstacles, we direct our theme. The following presentations are the outstanding events and highlights of our senior year. 3 DEDICATE THIS EDITION TO MR. MILTON H. RAMMER Mr. Kammer came to Vineland High School from Pennsyl- vania in 1947, and since then has become one of the favorite teachers here. Mr. Kammer teaches in the English Department and is a senior proctor this year. Above all he is the advisor of the Senior Record Staff and without his help this publication would not have been possible. To show our appreciation for your splendid help and coop- eration, we dedicate the '49ers Record to you. MR. A. DONLEY SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Whenever any problems arise involving the whole school. Mr. Donley is the man to see in order to solve them. Since many prob- lems do arise. Mr. Donley is a busy man. He is never too busy, how- ever. to devote some of his valu- able time to worthwhile causes. Besides being hard-working, Mr. Donley is friendly and helpful; he is always seen with a pleasant ex- pression on his face. V. H. S. stu- dents will always remember him for all that he has done for them. MISS M. ROSSI PRINCIPAL Always busy, but never with- out time for anyone , would aptly describe this person who has the busiest job in V. H. S. Besides being Principal, supervising the school activities, acting as a Guid- ance Counsellor, and participating in community organizations. Miss Rossi always finds time to devote to the individual students and their particular problems. Fairness, capability, and humor could all be considered characteristics of a well-rounded personality. Miss Rossi, possessing all these and more, should, therefore, be con- sidered an outstanding person- ality—one that no student at V.H.S. can ever forget. 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION Always talked about but seldom seen, this group of men and women has the mountainous task of running all the Vineland- Landis Township schools. Under the leadership of Mr. Dane Barse, President, they have brought Vineland and Landis Town- ship further along the road to better schools and better educa- tion. We are indeed grateful to them for all they have done for us. Soatod (left to right): C. Calvin Rone. Mrs. William H. Brooks. Dane Barse (president). Mrs. Thelma Taylor. Dr. Anthony S. Magolda. Standing (left to right): Edward G. Rubinoff. Dr. Konneth E. Corson. Sidwell B. Thomas. Adolph Stern (solicitor). Ardah L. Donley (supervising principal). I. C. Schwarz- man. a:id Mrs. Margaret L. Thom. District Clerk. 7 GUIDAN DEPARTME Miss Durand Miss Rossi Mr. Cornigliaro Miss Sternborg Miss Fiamingo MR. J. PENNINO DEAN OF BOYS Hiss S!Ngle ton hiss £- w- capweb MSS- OOPBB ANNIE ACCARDO. 8.S. FLORENCE M. ADAMO. M.S. FLORENCE C. ADAMO. B.S. Horn Economic Language Commercial I ■ AMALA BROOKINS. M S. Social Studio VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY NELLO DALLOLIO. B.S. Science MILDRED A. DURAND. B. A. Language l I Doms � .a. MARGARET A. FLAMINGO. Ed. M- CHARLES rURLONG. B. S. WILLIAM E- CARDELLA. Ed. M. ROBERT N. GOODIF.R. M. S. Language Science Commercial Agriculture — EDGAR A. LEEDS. M. A. Industrial Art VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ANNA • 58?- Co't'n' ' RENNET K. MATLACK. B.S. HELEN C. McMICKlNG. B. A. Science L� n-ju«� � CILDA E. MENDICO. B.S. Languages 10 ESTELLE O'KANE. M.S. English ANNE OSTRANDER. M.S. CEORCETTE M. RIEG. B. S. Social Sludiaa Industrial Art� VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY JSfSSSt BERNICE SCRIVANI. B. A. Commercial ALBERT STARKEY. B.S. Science MARION M. STARKEY. B.S. Librarian “assssLaa DANIEL TESTA. B.S. Director ol Athletics Ed. M, NORMAN F WALSH. B.S. Physical Education hose k. STERNBERG- «• � • • CafU HALLIE LOU STEWART. M. A. Cbmmercial SENIOR OFFICERS Seated Left to Right—Eddie Manaresi, Treasurer; Americo Antonelli, President; Mrs. The- resa Henzi. Adviser; Frank Cer- ione. Vice President; Pat Brew- er. Secretary. SENIORS SENIOR ADVISERS Seated Left to Right—Miss Stewart, Mrs. Mc- Micking, Mrs. Henzi, Mrs. Accardo, Miss Mul- ford. Standing Left to Right—Mr. Arnade, Mr. Kammer. SABAH NICK1 ABBRUSCATO Scotty” A smile for every gujf Two for every fellow. Italian Club 3°4: Home Economic 4. ROBERT ALBRECHT Abbit •He's no saint, but I'd take my chances with him. Ambition: Baseball Player Name. Begmnmg «■■h c Seen: By Hi.Gi.l. er, Activities: Baseball 3. . Weakness: Usually NORMAN LYNN ALTERMAN Altie From his cradle he was a scholar. Ambition: Actor. Weakness: Rare Spe- cies of Papilo Asterias. Usually Seen: Acting. Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4; Public Speaking Contest. Honorable Mention 3: Dramatic Club Award 2. 3: French Award 3: National Latin Award 2; Latin Award 1. 2; Homeroom Secre- tary-Treasurer 1. 2; Senior Record 4. Assistant Editor 4: Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 4; Chemistry Club 4: Physics Club 3. Vice President 3; Biology Club 2: Honor Patrol 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4; Dramatic Club Plays 1. 2. 3; Pegasus 3. 4. Sec'y 3: Junior Town Meeting ol the Air 3. 4; French Club 3. 4; Library Council 1. 2. DAVID JAMES ALVINO Dave Nothing keeps me tied down. Ambition: Navy Man. Weakness: Crew- cuts. Usually Seen: Reading How To Be Six Feet Tall. Activities: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. AMERICO ANTONELLI Ricky Beware ol the ones we think of as mild and quiet. Ambition: Mayor. Weakness: Presiding over The Senior Class. Usually Seen: Escorting Joan. Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4; Latin Award 1. 2: Class President 2. 3. 4: Homeroom President 1. 2. 3; Basket- ball 1; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; French Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; Dancing Club JOAN C. ARBUCKEL Joanie Just give me a horse and the wide open spaces. Ambition: Raising Thoroughbred Horses. Weakness: Forgetting Things. Usually Seen: Riding Her Horse. Activities: Riding Club 1; Basketball 1: Senior Play Ushorotte 4. 14 BARRY C. BABBITT Babb It you need a true triend. On Barry you may depend. Ambition: Forester. Weakness: That Black Limousino. Usually Seen: In His Car. MARGARET MARY BARNABEI Maggie I toil not; neither do worry Ambition: Dressmaker. Weakness: Loaf- ing. Usually Seen: In Home Economics Class. Activities: Italian Club 3. 4; Home Economics Club 4. 15 RONALD EARL BASOLIS Bril I've been dying for four years: now I'm going to live. Ambition: Navy. Weakness: Steam Shovels vs. Youth. Usually Seen: Being Nice to Everybody. Activities: Basoball 1.4; Basketball 2; Bowling Club 3. 4; Biology Club 2; Ital- ian Club 3. 4. fy . r SUE MARY BASSETTI Susie Employ thy time well, if thou meanest to gain leisure. Ambition: Secrotary. Weakness: Her Quiet Ways. Usually Seen: Working Arithmetic Problems. SILVIO LEWIS BELFI Oscar Everything happens to everybody sooner or later, if there is time enough. Ambition: Building Constructer. Weak- ness: Having Fun. Usually Seen: With the Gang”. RITA DOLORES BELLONE Pocahontas The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. Ambition: Florist. Weakness: Telling Jokes. Usually Seen: Cheering Everyone Up. Activities: Homeroom Vice President 2. MARY LOUISE BERNARDI Bernie Speech is great but silence is greater.' Ambition: Joe's Wife. Weakness: Sales Class. Usually Seen: Being Nice. ALFRED JOHN BERNARDINI Beaky Eat. drink, and sleep, but labor — nix! Ambition: Engineer. Weakness: Epi- curean Habits. Usually Seen: Getting into Mischief. Activities: Physics Club 3. President 3; Chemistry Club 4. Vice President 4; Track 3. 4; Baseball manager 1. 2; Sen- ior Record 4; Commencement Usher; Boys' Glee Club 3. 16 STANLEY BERNSTEIN Uncle Stan He loves work; He could sit and watch it lor hours. Ambition: Businessman. Weakness: His Trumpet. Usually Seen: Learning More About Women. Activities: Band 3. 4. President 4; Stu- dent Council 4: Dance Band 3. 4; Boy's Glee Club 4; Music Club 3. 4; Leonia High — Band 1. 2; Biology Club 1: Orchestra 1. NANCY ELIZABETH BISBING Shorty Little, but — oh my! Ambition: Secretary. Weakness: Nice Clothes. Usually Seen: Figuring Out Her Bookkeeping. Activities: Homeroom Treasurer 1. 2; Studont Council 3; Choral Club 1. 2. MARY A. BETTUCCHI Macooshla Never underestimate the power o a woman. Ambition: Interior Decorator. Weakness: Fine Baked Goods. Usually Seen: At Zucca's. Activities: Homeroom Secretary 1. Vice President 2; Senior Play Usherette 4; Italian Club 4. Secretary 4; Home Economics Club 4. JEANNETTE ANN BISACQUINO Jay Hers is a personality worth achieving. Ambition: Bank Worker. Weakness: Eating Cordial Cherries. Usually Seen: With Harold. Activities: Sophomore Class Secretary 2; Junior Class Secretary 3; Homeroom President 1. 2. Vice-President 3; Student Council 1. 2; Biology Club 2. PHYLLIS CAROLYN BLOCK Phyl The world's no better il we worry: Lile's no shorter il we hurry. Ambition: Advertising Manager. Weak- ness: Flashy Specs . Usually Seen: Collecting Money for Hi-Spots . Activities: Chemistry Club 4; Com- mencement Usherette 3; Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4: Hi-Spots 3. 4. Advertising Man- ager 4: Senior Play Usherette 4; Senior Record (Advertising) 4. RUDY BOCCHETTI Bucky Great things come in small packages Ambition: Midget Auto Driver. Weak- ness. His Flashy Car. Usually Seen: Driving A Maroon Mercury. 17 HELEN MAY BORTLE I say little. but I know a lot. Ambition: Toocho, Wookne..: F.onch. 3. 4: Senior Play Usherette 4. SAVERIO PETER BOSCO Bosco ,, matters not what you a thought to be. bu, wha, °r mbition: ngineor stucTy n Chernistry I Chemistty Club 4. MARJORIE JUNE BOTBYL Margie” She loved to laugh, and so she lent. To other lives, her merriment. Ambition: House Wifo. Weakness: Her Position in The Gym Roll Book. Usually Seen: At Parvins State Park. CLYDE STEPHEN BRENNER Clyde Tm not arguing with you: I'm telling you. Ambition: Attend M.I.T. Woakness: His Many Poems. Uusually Seen: Making Corny Remarks. _ Activities: Senior Record Stall 4. Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Biol ogy Club 2; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. PATRICIA ANN BREWER Pat The Empire State Building has nothing on me. Ambition: Secretary. Weakness: Holy Cow . Usually Seon: Writing the Senior Minutes. Activities: Spanish Award 1; Fresh- man Class Secretary 1; Senior Class Secretary 4; Bowling Club 2. Secretary 2: Senior Record 4; Dramatic Club 1; Honor Patrol 1. 2. 3. 4; Hams 1; Library Council 1. 2. JANET BROOKS JoBo 1 can resist everything except temptation. Ambition: House Wile. Weakness: Movies. Usually Seen: In the Drum and Bugle Corps. Activities: Latin Award 1: Basketball 1. 2; Drum and Bugle 1. 2. 3. 4; Bowling Club 4; Dancing Club 3. 4; Music Club 3. 4. 18 NANCY JOY BROOKS Nan She is pretty to walk with. witty to talk with, and pleasant to think of. Ambition: Personnel Worker. Weakness: Hal-lo-ooo! Ha-lo-ooo! Ha-lo-ooo! Usually Seen: Dancing with Joe. Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4. Secretary 4; Latin Award 1; Freshman Class Treasurer 1; Homoroom Vice Prosidont 3; Drum and Bugle Twirler 3. 4: Studont Council 4. Secretary 4; Senior Play 4; Honor Patrol 4; Traffic Squad 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Fronch Club 3. 4: Treble Clef Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Secre- tary 3. Leader 4; Music Club 3. 4; Junior Play Usherette 3; Commencement Usher- ette 3. TURNEY H. BRUNER Turn He appears to be shy. But there's mischief in his eye. Ambition: Aviator. Weakness: Rex's Ro- mance. Usually Seen: With Norma. Activities: Basketball 1; Football Manager 1; Cross Country 1. 2; Senior Play 4; Physics Club 4; Boys' Glee Club 3. 4. JACK H. CAPLAN Cappy There are two sides to every argument. Mine and the wrong side. Ambition: Salesman. Weakness: Basket- ball. Usually Seen: Playing Baskotball. Activities: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Track 4; Football Manager 1; Biology Club 1. 2: Commencement Usher 3. GLORIA ANN CAPRA Glo” Still water runs deep. Ambition: Office Worker. Weakness: R. B. Usually Seen: With Ronnie. Activities: Italian Club 2; Bowling Club 3. 4. FREDERICK E. CARBONE. JR. Freddie God will not love thee less because women love thee more. I-oading The Cheers. 7 n' tato Ur:nChTleader 2' 3 Cap. 2' 3' 4; B eball 2. 3. 4- Basketh n 2; Senior Record Staff 4; Senior Play 4- Junior Play 3; Honor Patrol 2. 3. 4: Traf- quad 3, 4; Commencement Usher 2 nSTSLS r, 2: Sub I, '1 ’ Club Glee Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Usually Z ZerTkatmg. 19 EILEEN FRANCES CASAZZA Lee An ear that's true, a voice that sings and everywhere her laughter rings. Ambition: Singer. Weakness: Singing. Usually Seen: Vocalizing. Activities: Music Award 3; Dance Band Vocalist 3. 4; Treble Clef Club 4: Music Club 4; Sacred Heart—Sodality Club 1. 2; Glee Club 1. 2. GLORIA MARIE CASTELLARI Glo A true Itiend is forever a friend. Ambition: Interior Decorator. Weakness: Dancing: Usually Seen: Chewing Gum. Activities: Homeroom Secretary 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 2. 3; Honor Patrol 4; Traffic Squad 4; Music Club 3; Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4; Senior Play Usherette 4. RITA CARMELLA CAVOLI Maggie Silence never betrays you. Ambition: Office Worker. Weakness: The Color Blue. Usually Seen: Worry- ing about Mrs. Adamo's Class. FRANK J. CERIONE His years are young. But his experiences are old. Ambition: Grafter. Weakness: Romona C. Usually Soen: Dreaming ol Romona. Activities: Athletic Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Class Vice President 4; Home- room Treasurer 1. Vice President 2; Foot- ball 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. VICTOR R. CHALOW Vic There are many people who never wore a crown, but are royal within. Ambition: Mechanic. Weakness: Playing Baseball. Usually Seen: Waiting for Basoball Season. Activities: Homeroom Vice President 3; Baseball 2. 3, 4. JAMES CHARLESWORTH Jim The world knows little ol its greatest men. Ambition: Engineer. Weakness: Torment ing people. Usually Seen: With His Briofcaso. Activities: Chemistry Club 4: Honor Patrol 3; Dancing Club 2. 4; Bordentown Military Institute -Football 3; Track 3; Rifle Team 3; Glee Club 3. 20 JUNE THERESA CHASSE Chasse A good heart is worth a pot o gold. Ambition: Factoiy Worker. Weakness: Housekeeping. Usually Seen: In the Second Row of tho Auditorium. Activities: Honor Patrol 3. 4: Dancing Club 2: Art Club 2: Senior Play Usher ette 4. JOSEPH EDWARD CIOCCO “Joker A man's task is light it his heart is light. Ambition: Grocer. Weakness: Saturday Bus Ride. Usually Seen: Doing His Book- keeping. Activities: Honor Patrol 4. V CAROLINE NANCY COLLINS “Shorty” I'm silent, but I'm capable oi great things. Ambition: Secretary. Weakness: Horses. Usually Seen: In the Library. Activities: Dancing Club 2; library Council 1, 2. MARY GRAHAM COOMBS “Coombsie” I like work, it fascinates me. I could sit and look at it tor hours. Ambition: Teacher. Weakness: Original Cartoons. Usually Seen: At Junior Town Meeting. Activities: National Honor Society 4: Latin Award 1; Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 1. President 2; Student Council 2. 4. Senior Record Staff 4; French Club 3: Chemistry Club 4; Junior Town Meeting of The Air 3. 4. President 4: Commence- ment Usherette 3. JOSEPH THOMAS COPESTICK “Cooper A quiet disposition tends to a higher position. Ambition: Navy. Weakness: Work. Usually Seen: With the Boys. Activities: Homeroom Secretary 2. President 3; Football 3. LEE JOHN CORTOPASSI “Bage Lite without dancing is not life. Ambition: Photographor. Weakness: Beautiful Women. Usually Seen: Danc- ing in the Gym. Activities: Athlote Honor Society 3. 4; Homeroom President 1. 2. Secretary 3; Football 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Ital- ian Club 4. President 4. 21 RAYMOND DALLAGO Ray Lifo is what you make it. Ambition: Auto Mechanic. Woaknoss: Mr. Minifri. Usually Seen: Riding with Rudy. HAROLD DEBBI Deb” I have learned nothing and forgotten nothing. Ambition: Band Leader. Weakness: His Airy Trumpot. Usually Seen: With Jay. Activities: Track 4; Band 2. 4; Chem- istry Club 4; Physics Club 3: Biology Club 2; Dance Band 4; Music Club 4. MILDRED LOIS DeBELLO Milly Everything comes to those who wait, but who wants to wait? Ambition: Doctor. Weakness: Goo Times. Usually Seen: Writing Letters. Activities: Senior Play Usherette 4, Dancing Club 3. 4. LORRAINE DeLUCA Renna There’s determination hidden in her guiet ways. Ambition: Bookkeeper. Weakness: Milk Shakes. Usually Seen: Smiling with Big Dimples. Activities: Troblo Clof Club 3; Music Club 3; Homo Economics 2. 3. 4. FRANK DoMAIO DoMaio He has knowledge never earned in school. Ambition: Truck Driver. Weakness: Keeping tho Student Council in Line. Usually Soen: Itj Student Council. Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 4. President 4: Chem- istry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Honor Patrol 1. 2: Dramatic Club 3; Spanish Club 3: Dancing Club 3. JOAN A. DeMAIO Joanie” Good things come in small packages. Ambition: Fashion Designer. Weakness: LiT Abner of 48”. Usually Seen: Being Vivacious. Activities: Latin Award 1: Homeroom Secretary 2. President 3; Basketball 1. 2; Cheerleading 3. 4; Bowling Club 2: Student Council 3. 4; French Club 3, Treasurer 3: Chemistry Club 4: Hams 1: Honor Patrol 1. 2, 3. 4. President 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2; Senior Play Usher ette 4. JULIA De MARCO Babe She toils not; neither does she worry. Ambition: Teacher. Weakness: Groovy Jitterbugging. Usually Seen: Laughing with Eileen. Activities: Chemistry Club 4; French Club 4; Dancing Club 4; Sacred Heart— Glee Club 1. 2; Sodality Club 1. 2. JOHN A. DeMARTINI Jackie ’The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Ambition: Farmer. Weaknoss: School. Usually Seen: Cooperating. Activities: Football 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. --- w.tr luns deep Blue F d suX7-Jorkr: Please. y TrF«ng To TribTrcief ClubTTM Tr®??Urer 3; Senior Play Usherette 4 “° ° 3 4; —— «vrer. SonlCoC,Ub 4; 23 DOLORES DIEHL Dolly Every man has his price. and every woman her figure! Ambition: Telephone Operator. Weak- ness: Stylish Clothos. Usually Seen: In Newiield. Activities: Homeroom President 1; Honor Patrol 3. CLARA MAE D1LAZZERO Man has his will Woman has her way. Ambition: Dress Shop Manager. Weak ness: Wearing His Jackets. Usually Seen: Thinking of a Certain Football Player. Activities: Basketball 2; Bowling Club 2: Junior Town Meeting of the Air 4; Honor Patrol 4: Traffic Squad 4. SOLVE DiMUCCIO Spud A little mischief by the way; A little lun to spice the day. Ambition: Navy. Weakness: That certain Party. Usually Seen: Being Bad. Activities: Band 2. 3. JOHN F. Di PRIMIO Jack Speech is great, but silence is greater. Ambition: Mechanic. Weakness: Being Absent from School. Usually Seen: Studying. Activities: Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Biology Club 2. LAURA ANN DOBSON Dobby I'm quiet; but capable ot great things. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. Weak ness: Bugle Playing. Usually Seen: Play ing Basketball. Activities: Basketball 1; Drum and Bugle Corps 1. 2. 3. 4; Biology Club 3: Spanish Club 3. 4; Italian Club 4; Music Club 3. 4. FRANCIS JOSEPH DONDERO Fran Beware. I may yet be famous. Ambition: Football Player. Weakness Laughing. Usually Seen: Playing Foot- ball. Activities: Athletic Honor Society 3. 4: Homeroom Secretary 1. Vice Presi- dent 2; Football 2. 3. 4. Baseball 3. 4; Wrestling 3. 4: Sonior Record (Adver- tising) 4. 24 CONSTANCE W. DOERR Connie All great women are dying; I loot lainI mysell Ambition: Homo Economics Writer. Weakness: Bobby Soxors' Sarah Bern- hardt. Usually Soon: Giggling. Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4. Vice President 4; Dramatic Club Award 3; Hi Spots Award 3; Latin Award 1. 2: Drum and Bugle Corps Twirler 2. 3. 4: Student Council 4. Bul- letin Chairman 4. Senior Play 4; Senior Record Staff 4: French Club 3. 4. Vice President 4. Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 2; Honor Patrol 2. 3; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Treble Clef-Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Hi Spots 3: Music Club 3. 4; Junior Play Usherette 3; Commencement Usher- otte 3. CATHERINE MARY DUTRA Dutie f no sin to be small, just an inconvenience. Ambition: Dietician. Weakness: Home Economics. Usually Soon: Being Good. Activities: National Honor Society 4; Homeroom President 1. Vice President 3; Dancing Club 2. Vice President 2; Chom istry Club 4; Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Home Economics 4. BARBARA M. DOWN Babs She looks most shy. but there's mischiel in her eye. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher. Weakness: Cracked Front Tooth. Usually Seen: Jitterbugging with Chas . Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4; Drum and Bugle Corps Twirler 2. 3. Head Twirler 4; Dramatic Club Award 3: Honor Patrol Award 3; Latin Award 1. 2: French Award 2: Homeroom Presi- dent 1. Vice President 2; Student Council 1. 4. Vice President 4: Senior Record Staff 4; French Club 3. 4; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 2; Honor Patrol 1. 2. 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. 4; Treble Clef Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Muisc Club 3. 4. Vice President 3; Junior Play Usherette 3; Commencement Usherette 3. HERMAN N. EDELSTEIN Hymie Some think the world was made lor lun and Irolic. and so do T‘ Ambition: Electrician. Weakness: Jack of All Trades. Usually Seen: In Norma. Activities: Spanish Club 3. JOHN J. DOWNIE Jack The soul ot a man is in his clothes Ambition: Art Director. Weakness: Duf- fy's Tavern . Usually Seen: With Joan. Activities: Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Tennis 3. 4; Track 1. 2. HANNAH EHRLICH Han There are two sides to every argument; Mine and the wrong side. Ambition: To Work. Woakness: Talking. Usually Soon: Trying to Learn French. Activities: Bowling Club 4; Home Eco- nomics 3. 4. 25 emidio fagotti. JR- Mogrudei I am a lover. „ bue have found nothing to Jove eclfvS:F � BEVERLY JEAN FINCH frBov' • A ,i,l wh0iSh .pPl’ ’',i''el0 9dOy 75£L ■— «r’Jffln � iS£”‘ Club 2: Hono. Pat.ol fS squad A: SSil'STfc Commcnccmcn’ U.he. ette 3. PATRICIA ANN FINN Pat She's Irish through and through. with Irish wit and humor too. Ambition: To Travel. Weakness: Day Dreaming. Usually Seen: Knowing the Answers. Activities: National Honor Society 4: National Latin Award 2. 3; Latin Award 2. 3; Homeroom President 3: Bowling Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; Honor Patrol 3: Traffic Squad 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 2; Commencement Usherette 3. JOYCE VIOLET FISHER Joy” Time will pass, will you? Ambition: Member of the WAVE'S. Weakness: Corny Jokes. Usually Seen: Making Wisecrapks. Activities: Honor Patrol 2. 3. 4; Span- ish Club 2. RUTH EVA FLEISCHNER Ruthie” 'Why worry about tomorrow when today is bright and clear. Ambition: Dietician. Weakness: Her Base Drum. Usually Seen: Falling Down. Activities: Bowling Club 2: Drum and Bugle Corps 1. 2. 3. 4: French Club 3; Dramatic Club 1. 2; Art Club 2; Dancing Club 2; Biology Club 2: Junior Play Usherette 3; Commencement Usherette 3. CHARLES E. FORD Max” II you wish to reach the highest, begin at the lowest. Ambition: Professor of Opthalmology Weakness: His Quiet Ways. Usually Seen: Being Studious. Activities: National Honor Society 4: Student Council 1; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 2; Honor Patrol 3. 26 DOLORES ROSE FRAGNITO Dee A little work, a little play; Oh. Heck, let's just play. Ambition: Bookkeeper. Weakness: Giggles. Usually Seen: Giggling. Activities: Honor Patrol 4; Traffic Squad 4. RUSSELL A. FRANCESCHIN! “Ru8S To the idle, all days are holidays Ambition: Farmer. Weakness: Ice Skat mg. Usually Seen: Driving. Activities: Wrestling 4. JOSEPH FRICANO. JR. Joe Good goods come in small packages. Ambition: Enginoer. Weakness: School. Usually Soon: Puzzling over Geometry. Activities: Physics Club 4: Dancing Club 4. (I i ELEANOR AGNES GATTO Chick I love to live, and 1 live to love. Ambition: Army Mascot. Weakness: Sweaters. Usually Seen: With That Cer- tain Fellow. Activities: Honor Patrol 3. MARGARET A. GENOVESE Margie Witty jest and frequent smile make a friendship well worth while. Ambition: Teacher. Weakness: Nice Clothes: Usually Seen: Flashing Her Lovely Smile. Activities: Homeroom President 1. 2: Biology Club 2; Honor Patrol 3. Secre- tary 4; Traffic Squad 2. 3. 4: Dramatic •Club 4; Treble Clef Club 1. 2; Dancing Club 2. 3: Home Economics Club 4: Junior Play Usheretto. 3. BARBARA MARIE ANN CERG Bobby If work interferes with pleasure. one must give up work. Ambition: Model. Weakness: South American Music. Usually Seen: Think- ing About That Certain One . Activities: Homeroom Secretary 2; Drum and Bugle Corps 1. 2, 3. 4. RICHARD JAMES GERI Rich Good nature shines in his face Ambition: Politician. Woakness: Farm ing. Usually Seen: With L ou. Activities: Future Farmers of America 2. 3. ANGIE RITA GIACOBBE Dolly A girl of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Ambition: Beautician. Weakness: Her Pretty Hair. Usually Seen: With Her Cute Dimples. Activities: Bowling Club 4; Home Eco- nomics Club 3. 4. RICHARD DONALD C1LLIAM Dick I am quiet, but capable of great things. Ambition: Engineer. Weakness: Playing Jokes on John. Usually Seen: Following Sports. Activities: Latin Award 1: Football 3: Riding Club 1: Chemistry Club 4: Honor Patrol 3: Fronch Club 3. 28 JUNE CONSTANCE GIOVINAZZI Juno Bug Smile, and the woild smiles with you. Ambition: Model. Weaknos : Animals. Usually Soon: Cutting Up with Her Two Brothers. Activities: Homeroom Treasurer 1; Riding Club 1: Honor Patrol 4; Traffic Squad 4: Treble Clef Club 4; Music Club 4: Home Economics 3. 4. ALICE RITA GOFFREDI Lil Alice Too many Homes spoil the broth oI love; so I have but one . Ambition: Secretary. Weakness: Jewel- ry. Usually Seen: Looking Well-Groomed Activities: National Honor Society 4; Dramatic Club Award 3; Latin Award 2. 3; Bowling Club 3: Student Council 4; Chemistry Club 4. President 4: Honor Patrol 2, 3. 4. Vice President 4; Traffic Squad 3. 4; Commencement Usherette 3; Dramatic Club 2. 3. 4; Senior Play Usherette 4. JOHN J. GOODIER Johnny He who makes the most of time. Has none to spare. Ambition: Lawyer. Weakness: His Photogenic Features. Usually Seen: Studying Law. Activities: Physics Club 3. Secretary 3; Chemistry Club 4; Biol- ogy Club 2; Dancing Club 3. MILDRED ARLENE GORMAN Cookie A smile lor every girl and two lor every fellow. Ambition: To Travel. Weakness: That Grey Car. Usually Seen: Twirling. Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps 1. President 4; Drum and Bugle Corps Twirler 2. 3. 4; Hi Spots 3. 4. Business Manager 4; Music Club 3. 4; Commence- ment Usherette 3; Senior Play Usherette 29 CAROL C. GRIFFITH Kaki Things don't turn up in this world until somebody turns them up. Ambition: Teacher. Weaknoss: Playing the Piano. Usually Seen: Wondering What Doug's Doing. Activities: Bowling Club 3; Basketball 1: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3; French Club 3; Music Club 4. MARY MARGARET GUBITOSI Shortie 'Time will pass, will you? Ambition: Dress Designer. Weakness: Newly Styled Clothes. Usually Seen: On the Nowfield Train. Activities: Home Economics Club 4; Library Council 1. CHARLES PRESTON HARMER Pressie • Men of few words are fhe best men. TclviU..: Lack 1: Bioloqy Club 2: Spanish Club 2. MARION DOROTHY HEBERUNG Hebbie •Hair of gold, eyes of blue, jjps like cherry wine. ®SgESK Senior Play Usherette 4. JOCELYN MARIE HEISE Jos It's nice to be natural. If you're naturally nice. Ambition: Nurse. Woaknoss: Eating. Usually Seen: Being Nice. Activities: Homeroom Treasurer 3; Dancing Club 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Riding Club 1. 2. CHARLOTTE IRMA HELLER Sherry Don't trouble with trouble till trouble troubles you. Ambition: Professional Dancer. Weak- ness: Note Taking for Senior Play. Usually Seen: Doing Her Homework on Honor Patrol. Activities: Homeroom Vice President 3; Basketball 1. 2; Bowling Club 2. 3; Stu- dent Council 1. ■2; Senior Record (Ad- vertising) 4: Senior Play (Script Girl) 4: Honor Patrol 1, 2, 3. 4; Traffic Squad 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 4; Junior Town Meeting of The Air 4. Secretary 4; Spanish Club 1. 2; Hams 1; Library Council 1. 2. MARY CAROL HOFFMEYER It is better to wear out than to rust out Ambition: Home Demonstration Agent. Weakness: Foster's Lion Trainer. Usual- ly Seen: Pleasing Everyone. Activities: Journalism I Award 3; Latin Award 1; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Senior Play 4; Chemistry Club 4: Biology Club 2: Honor Patrol 2. 3. 4; Traffic Squad 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior Town Meeting of The Air 4; Vice President 4; Hi-Spots 3. 4. News Editor 4; French Club 3; Treble Clef Club 1. 2; Commencement Usherette 3; Dancing Club 2. 3. ■ MARIE ANN HORNACK She looks like an angel and acts like one too. But you never can tell what an angel will do. Ambition: Teacher. Weakness: Mainstay of Tri-Hi-Y. Usually Soon: At the Y . Activities: National Honor Society 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Award 3. Presi- dent 4; Softball 2; Bowlinq Club 3; Sen- ior Record Staff 4: Dramatic Club Play Cast 2; French Club 4; Treble Clef Club 3; Home Economics Club 2: Junior Play Usherette 3; Commencement Usherette Chairman 3. 30 THOMAS A. HUGHES Sam am silent, but 1 am capable of great things. Ambition: Contractor. Weakness: Play ing Baseball. Usually Seen: In Shop. Studont Council 1. Activities: EDWARD J. HURBAN Pepsi Neither too careless, nor too sad. Nor too studious, nor too bad. Ambition: Traveling Salesman. Weak- ness: Locked Chemistry Drawers. Usual- ly Seen: In His Chryslor. Activities: Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Biology 2; Spanish Club 3. CHARLOTTE ELSA JACOBSON Jake A smile has ever been her trade mark Ambition: Teacher. Weakness: Giggle a la Jake . Usually Seen: Being Jolly. Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps 1; Basketball 1; Junior Play 3; Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3: Biology Club 2; Honor Patrol 2; French Club 3. 4; Treble Clef Club 2. PAULINE B. KASHUBSKI Individuality is everywhere to be respected as the root of everything good. Ambition: Secretary. Weakness: Clothes. Usually Seen: Blushing. Activities: Bowling Club 2. 3. 4: Biol- ogy Club 2: Dancing Club 2. 4; Honor Patrol 3. THOMAS GORDON JENKINS Tom Life is just a melodious dream Ambition: Phychologist. Weakness: The Navy . Usually Soon: Driving His Buick. GEORGE M. KELK Pop The door to love is lound in a song, but 1 can't seem to find the right key Ambition: Surgeon. Weakness: Singing. Usually Seen: With That Look in His Eyes. Activities: Senior Play 4; Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Biology Club 2. GLORIA KERSHAK Gutcha Eat. drink and sleep, but labor—nix. Ambition: Beautician. Weakness: Debat- ing in Problems Class. Usually Seen: In The Caleteria. Activities: Homoroom Treasurer 1. Secretary 2. President 3; Bowling Club 4; Home Economics Club 4. MARY ANN KOLISNYX Hers is a personality worth achieving Ambition: Beautician. Weakness: Yel- low. Usually Seen: Doing Her Problems. Activities: Bowling Club 4; Honor Pa- trol 2, 3; Home Economics Club 4. JAMES H. KORJUS Hymie The world s no better if we worry; Lite's no shorter it we hurry. Ambition: Geologist. Woaknoss: His Like For Chemistry. Usually Seen: Around The Halls. Activities: Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Spanish Club 3. 4. SHIRLEY ELAINE KOITZ Koitzie Silence is golden, but who's on the gold standard? Ambition: Merchandiser. Weakness: Yo- ta-ta. Ya-ta-ta. Usually Seen: Talking. Activities: National Honor Society 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Public Speaking Awards (Third Prize 2. First Prize 3); Honor Pa- trol Award 2. 3; Latin Award 1. 2; Stu- dent Council 4; Senior Play 4; Chemistry 4; Biology Club 2; Honor Patrol 2. 3, 4: Traffic Squad 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club Play 2; Thalia 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4; Junior Town Meeting of The Air 3. 4; French Club 3. 4. SOPHIE JANE KRAWCHUK Soph Neither radical nor cautious. Just mild. Ambition: Modol. Weakness: Her Height. Usually Seen: Smiling. Activities: French Club 3; Dancing Club 4. 32 RUTH J. KULL Experience is the name eyeryone gives to his mistakes. Ambition: Secretary. Weakness: Tele- phone Calls. Usually Seen: With Sue. Activities: Spanish Club 2: Treble Clef Club 1. DANIEL LAMANNA Danny Sober, but not serious; Quiet, but not idle Ambition: Lawyer. Weakness: Bankroll of The Chemistry Club. Usually Seen: Around The Town. Activities: Basketball Manager 2; Chemistry Club 4. Treasurer 4; Physics Club 3: Biology Club 2: Honor Patrol 1: Commencement Usher 3: Dance Club 4. CLARENCE ANDREW LARCOMBE Clem A clear conscience can bear no trouble. Ambition: Artist. Weakness: Artistic Work. Usually Seen: Drawing Cartoons. Activities: Hi-Spots 4; Art Club 1. ROSALIE OLGA LaTORRE Chi Chi I'm happiest when furthest from pen and book. Ambition: Designer. Weakness: Talking. Usually Seen: Dancing in The Gym. Activities: Homeroom Treasurer 3: Drum and Bugle Corps 1: Italian Club 2. 3. 4; Home Economics 4. ELIZABETH JOYCE LEISTNER Betty A happy smile for every day. She gives to all who come her way. Ambition: Teacher of The Deaf. Weak- ness: Artistic Drawing. Usually Seen: At Baseball Games. Activities: Homeroom Treasurer 1, 2; Biology Club 2; Art Club 1. 2. 4. P. LENA ANN LEONARDO Baby A bit of rascality; a sweet personality. Ambition: Bookkeeper. Weakness: Foot- ball Players. Usually Seen: With the Gang. Activities: Honor Patrol 4; Italian Club 1. 4. 33 FRANCES LUCILLE LEONETTI -Good, belter, besfcbuj do ieSt 'SfiZlSL best. Ambition: Swetajy Typing Hoir. Usually Seen. Room. , Honor Society 4: Activities: National non n ciub frrt uLr'V Slud.n. Council 3: junior Ploy Usherette 3. ELEANOR AGNES LEVARI El “It's good to live and I earn r'S-STEcononuc, Cub 3. 3. 4. Secretary 4. JOSEPH ANTHONY LIBERTO Liberto” Pleasure has been the business of my life. Ambition: Rancher. Weakness: Wresil ing. Usually Seen: Reasoning wilh Mr. Arnadc. Activities: Wrestling Manager 4. DAVID J. LIEBERMAN Davo Small I am. and small I'll be; Until the very end of me. Ambition: Public Accountant. Weakness: His Muscles. Usually Seen: Running Er- rands. Activities: Wrestling 1: Senior Record Stall 4. EDITH RUTH LIEBERMAN Edio Friendship often ends in love But love m friendship never! Ambition: Journalist. Weakness: Nice Clothes. Usually Seen: Working lor Hi- SpOt8. Activities: Journalism I Award 3; Latin Award 1. 2; Student Council 4: Biology Club 1. 2; Honor Patrol 2, 3. 4; Trafiic Squad 2, 3, .4; Thalia 1: Hi Spots 3, 4. Associate Editor 4; French Club 3, 4. BARBARA JANE LILLIQUIST Bobs Smile and be gay the livelong day. Ambition: Laboratory Technician. Weak ness: B.H.S. vs. V.H.S. Usually Seen: With a Wide-eyed Stare. Activities: Chemistry Club 4. Secre- tary 4: Honor Patrol 3. 4: Trallic Squad 4; Dancing Club 4; Spanish Club 4: Sen ior Play Ushorottc 4. 34 s MARIE RACHEL LISI Squeegy The difficult I can do immediately; The impossible takes a little longer. Ambition: Radio Announcer. Weakness: Spaghetti and Meat Balls. Usually Seen: Winking. Activities: Homeroom Secretary 2; Senior Record Stall 4; Hi Spots 3; Italian Club 2. r t .K t SHIRLEY LEE LITWACK Shirl The press, like fire, is an excellent servant, but a terrible master Ambition: Teacher. Weakness: History Teachers. Usually Seen: In a Fluster. Activities: Latin Award 1; Journalism I Award 3; Honor Patrol 3. 4; Traffic Squad 4; French Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Hi-Spots 3. 4. Circulation Manager 4. Business Manager 4. JOYCE KATHLEEN LJUNGVALL Blondie Her music hath charms and so does she. Ambition: Concert Pianist. Weakness: Shorthand Notes. Usually Seen: At the Piano. Activities: Homeroom Secretary 2; Bowling Club 4. VIRGINIA JEANNE LoGUIDICE Puppy Eyes The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Ambition: Model Cosmetician. Weak- ness: Attractive Hairdos. Usually Seen: At tho Sun Ray. Activities: Senior Play Usherette 4; Italian Club 4; Home Economics Club 4. ---- 5 m,s takes. NanmeBa-T°™ h ici“”- W«k„o,« Ushering. e Usually Seen: Chom!L?yCJub04m;room Treasurer 3; ™ 3; Biology Club F 3‘ W Dancing Club 4. 2‘ Fr nch Club 3; - — nen i pieast I relax when 1 feel Uke it; So what! Record “°Edit L ckTV 2: Council 1. 3. 4 BasketbalT? c‘ S,udon 35 HENRY FRANK MACALUSO Herky Some think the world was made for tun and trolic. and so do 1. Ambition: Wrestler. Weakness: Girls. Usually Seen: Thinking about Wrestling. Activities: Wrestling 3. 4; Baseball 4; Honor Patrol 2; Dancing Club 4. RONNIE M. MACON Make A man ot cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows” Ambition: Business man. Weakness: Basketball. Usually Seen: At Basketball Games. Activities: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1: Honor Patrol 1: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. 3. CORINNE MA1NIERO Cookie Port as a schoolgirl well can be. Filled to the brim with girlish glee. Ambition: Secretary. Weakness: Milk Shakes. Usually Seen: In the Halls with Johnnie. DAVID MARCUS Dave Silence and modesty are valuable Ambition: Explorer. Weakness: Chem- istry. Usually Soon: In Tho Shop . Activities: Chomistry Club 4; Physics Ambition: Accountant. Weakness: Bal- ancing Senior Accounts. Usually Seen: On Fourth Period Honor Patrol. Activities: Senior Class Treasurer 4; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Homeroom Vice President 1. 3; Baseball Manager 1. 2; Senior Record Stall 4; Student Council 2. 3; Honor Patrol 4. EDWARD JOSEPH MANARESI Eddie Fond ot dress, fonder of dresses. DAVID D. MARTINELLI Dave The strength of 20 men; The idleness of 40 Ambition: Test Cars for the Ford Com- pany. Weakness: School. Usually Seen: At Battolini's Corner. Activities: Homeroom President 1. Vice President 2: Baseball 3. 4: Football 3. 4; Wrestling 3. 4: Track 4; Student Coun- cil 1. 36 FRANK N. MASSARI Doodle The lazy man gets around the sun, as quickly as the busy one. Ambition: Businessman. Weakness: His Stature. Usually Seen: At 7th and Cherry. THERESA CECELIA MASTALSKI Terry Happy am I; From cares I’m tree; Why aren't they contented like me. Ambition: Interior Decorating. Weak- ness: Basketball. Usually Seen: Being Friendly. Activities: Basketball 1; Honor Patrol 3. MANFRED MAYERFELD Manny By laults ol others, wise men correct their own. Ambition: Scientist. Weakness: Money. Usually Seen: Thumbing His Way to School. Activities: Homeroom Treasurer 2; Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Boys' Glee Club 4; Junior Town Meeting of The Air 4; French Club 3. 4; Senior Record (Advertising) 4; Commencement Usher 3. ■ LOUIS MAZZOLA Lou He's a good guy—what a line! A better guy isn't easy to lind. Ambition: Clothing Factory Worker. Weakness: Homework. Usually Seen: Being Helpful at tho Y . Activities: Homeroom Treasurer 3: Senior Record Staff 4. Business Manager 4; Tennis 3. 4; Honor Patrol 4; Dancing Club 4. aciel d. McDonald Ace A leader ol men and a follower ol women. Ambition: Football Coach. Weakness: Sound Effects. Usually Seen- Trying to Keop His Car Running. Activities: Homoroom Vice President 2. Treasurer 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrest- ling 3. 4; Baseball 4; Senior Record (Advertising) 4. JOHN MENNONE Mousey 11 puns were money. I'd be a millionaire. Ambition: Politician. Weakness: Getting in Trouble. Usually Seen: Keeping Up with The Gang. 37 PETER MICHELETTI Mickey III had the wings of an angel. Ov« .he� I would have flown. b-tlon uu� y • 'Wl,h Playing Bascbau. Rose in the Han� :■ 4. 5 01 Record 1: Football 1. JAMES SUITOR MITCHELL Mitch This boy and his car will Both go very far. .mbilion: Jar. Usually Seen: Alone. Activities: Band 2. THOMAS A. MITCHELL. JR. Mitch Sincere, capable, energetic, and well-liked, what a guy! Ambition: Engineer. Weakness: Guard- ing the Wildwood Beach. Usually Seen: Surrounded by Girls. Activities: Athletic Honor Society 3. 4: Homeroom President 3; Student Council 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4; Physics Club 3: Honor Patrol 4; Traffic Squad 3. 4: Dramatic Club Play 2; Spanish Club 3. Treasurer 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Tennis 3. 4. PATRICK ANTHONY MORATELLI Pat Laugh and the world laughs with you. Ambition: Navy. Weakness: Home Eco nomics. Usually Seen: With the Fighting Irish. Activities: Football 3; Basketball 1. PATRICIA MORRIS Pat Good clothes ate a credit anywhere: Red hair a distinction Ambition: Medical Technologist. Weak- ness: Dancing. Usually Seen: Being En- vied for Her Rod Hair. Activities: Latin Award 1: Dramatic Club Award 1: Junior Class Play 3: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Hi Spots 3; French Club 3. ANNETTE ELIZABETH MOSCHETTI Net Gay hearted and free Ambition: Fashion Designer. Weakness: Stylish Clothes. Usually Seen: Fifth Period at the Roc . Activities: Homeroom Treasurer 2. Secretary 3: Drum and Bugle 1: Bowling Club 3: Italian Club 2. 3. 4; Home Eco- nomics Club 4; Senior Rocord (Advertis- ing) 4; Honor Patrol 3; Senior Play Usherette 4. 38 THOMAS GLOVER MULLEN Tom Manners make the man. Ambition: Church Organist. Weakness: Pipo Organ. Usually Seen: But Not Hoard. Activities: Homeroom Secretary 2. 3; Library Council 2, 4. SELMA RUTH NEWMAN Baby Worry kills me; why die? Ambition: Social Worker. Weakness: Schultzy lrom the P.T.A. Usually Seen: Dreaming of Her Next Date. Activities: Senior Play 4; Honor Patrol 3; Traffic Squad 3. 4; Junior Town Meet- ing of The Air 4. Treasurer 4; Evandcr Childs. New York Late Squad 1. 2: Marshall Squad 1. 2; Music Club 1. 2. STANLEY A. ORUNSKY Stan 1 could live without women, but rd rather not Ambition: Radio Announcer. Weakness: Kissable Lip's Contest . Usually Seen: Orating. Activities: Public Speaking Second Prize 3; Homeroom Vico President 3; Baskeball 1. 2. 3; Senior Play 4; Student Council 3. 4; Chemistry Club 4: Biology Club 2: Dramatic Club 1; Pegasus 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3. President 4; Junior Town Meeting oi The Air 3. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Vice President 4; Commencement Usher 3. ALICE C. OSBORN Ozzie Sugar and spice and everything nice. Ambition: College. Weakness: Senior Play Practices. Usually Seen: Combing Her Hair. Activities: National Honor Society 4: Honor Patrol Award 3; Latin Award 1. 2; Homeroom Secretary 1. 3: Senior Rec- ord Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 2; Honor Patrol 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3; Traffic Squad 2. 3. 4; Commencement Usherette 3; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4; French Club 3. 4; Treble Clef Club 4; Music Club 4. Ambition: Carpenter. Weakness: Work- ing. Usually Seen: Shooting His Rifle. Activities: Wrestling 3, 4. DOROTHY CECELIA PATTERSON Dot Is she so quiet and demure? Maybe but don't be too sure . Ambition: House Wile. Weakness: Her Cute Smile. Usually Seen: Gossiping with Edith. MARVIN OSTROFF Marv All great men are dying so I can't have long to live. Ambition: Game Hunter. Weakness: Violin Playing. Usually Seen: Perform- ing on His Violin. Activities: All-State Orchestra 4; Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3: Mu sic Club 3. 4; Orchestra 3. 4; Central High-Fencing 2; Biology Club 2: Orchestra 1. 2; Lighting Crew 1. GERALDINE M. PERETTI Jerry silence is gold. I'm broke. Ambition: House Wife. Weakness: Danc- ing. Usually Seen: In One of Dick's Jackets. Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps 2. 3. 4; Music Club 3. 4; Home Economics Club 3. 4. Vice President 4: Senior Play Usherette 4. 40 MICHAEL JAMES PESIRI Mike Always put ott till tomortow. The worry tHbt threatens today. Ambition: Music Arranger. Weakness: Clothes. Usually Seen: Crowding His Car. Activities: Band 1. 2. 3; Pegasus 2. Secretary 2; Music Club 3. 4. HARRY PHAFF Phair The di licult we can do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer. Ambition: Pharmacist. Weaknoss: Wins- low's Drug Counter. Usually Seen: Learning More About Pharmacy. Activities: Latin Award 1; Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Biology Club 2; Honor Patrol 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club 3; French Club 4; Dancing Club 2. 3. 4. MADELINE PIETROSANTE Snooky A good heart is worth a pot of gold. Ambition: Air Line Hostess. Weakness: Bookkeeping. Usually Seen: Doing Fa- vors. Activities: Dancing Club 4. PATRICIA RUTH PILCHER California A light heart lives long. Ambition: House Wile. Weakness: That Hitchnor Boy. Usually Seen: Talking About California. Activities: Bowling Club 4; Whittier. California--Baseball Club 3: Badmin- ton Club 3; Art Club 3. RUTH-EVELYN POKORNY Ruthic 'What is life without love- ah George! Ambition: Teacher. Weakness: That Deacon boy. Usually Seen: In George's Limousino. Activities: Softball Team 2. 3: Bowling Club 2. 3: Senior Rocord Staff 4: Dra- matic Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Treblo Clef Club 3; Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4; Library Council 3. 4; Senior Play Usheretto 4; Commencement Usherette 3. HERMAN G. POLHAMUS Lefty 1 love to live, and live to love. Ambition: Baseball Player. Weakness: Way with The Ladies. Usually Seen: Chasing Women. Activities: Homeroom President 1; Vice President 2: Baseball 1. 2. 3: Sen- ior Play 4; Dramatic Club 1: Pegasus 1; Boys' Glee Club 3. 4: Art Club 1. 41 IRMA JEAN POL1ZZI Shorty For 1 was born to love and thus to reign. «jSSSg-■ «-«- S . m Economic� Club 3. Pfesident 4. LOUIS JOSEPH POLIZZI Lou Good nature shines in his ace. Ambition: Tel.vi.ton Mechanic. W� t ness: Homework. Usually Seen. Every where and Anywhere Activities: Baseball 1. . ‘ ' . , ,. baUl:Bandl.2.3.4lto'� “Club3.4. Dance Band 3. 4: Music Club 3. 4. DOROTHE M. POLLARD Dotte Neat and refined in appearance and mind Ambition: Biologist. Weakness: Her Fishing Basket . Usually Seen: Being Clever. Activities: Senior Record Staii 4; Chem istry Club 4. Reporter 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4; French Club 3. 4. Treasurer 4; Treble Clef 4; Music Club 4; Library Council: 1; Junior Play Usherette. 3. KATHRYN MARIE PROCACCINO Kay A good thing to know is how little we know. Ambition: Fashion Designer. Weakness: Tall Blonde Boys. Usually Seen: Comb- ing Hor Hair. Activities: Homeroom President 2, Vice President 3: Bowling Club 4: Stu- dent Council 1: Biology Club 2. ROSE B. PRZYSIEZNA Ro What's in a name? A Rose by any other name would smell just as sweet Ambition: Basketball Coach. Weakness: Spelling. Usually Seen: Being Friendly. Activities: Bowling Club 4; Honor Patrol 3. 4; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Dancing Club 4; Senior Play Usherette 4; Halla- han High School — Basketball 1. f DOROTHY ELIZABETH PURDY Dot Silence never betrays you. Ambition: Singer. Weakness: Bobby Sox. Usually Seen: With Tho Girls. Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps 1. 42 Ch®mi tiy 43 SALLY ANN RUTHIG Sal” Love makes all things possible. Ambition: Merchandiser. Weakness: A Certain Howard. Usually Seen: Dancing with Howard. Activities: Soft Ball 2: Bowling Club 2. 3: Riding Club 1; Hi Spots 4: Spanish Club 3. 4. Secretary 4; Junior Play Usherette 3; Commencement Usherette 3. VINCENT L. SCARINGELO Casey His good fellowship is never tiresome. Ambition: Photographer. Weakness: Photography. Usually Seen: Snapping Pictures. Activities: Homeroom Vice President 1. Secretary 2; Hi-Spots Photographer 4; Basketball 1: Track 1. CHARLES JOHN SCARPA Scrape Worry kills me: why die! Ambition: Game Hunter. Weakness: Women. Usually Seen: Helping Every- one Else Study. Activities: Football Manager 1. MARIE LUCILLE SCARPA Dimples A pretty girl is like a melody. Ambition: Singer. Weakness: Clothes in Duplicate. Usually Seen: Singing. Activities: Senior Play Usherette 4; Hi-Spots 4. DOROTHY MARY SCARSELLA Dotty Still water runs deep. Ambition: Typist. Weakness: Tapping The Keys. Usually Seen: Trying To Improve Her Typing. Activities: Bowling Club 4. EDITH ESTHER SCHACHNER Ede Dark of hair, but not of heart. Ambition: Buyer. Weakness: Down Beating for Drum and Bugle. Usually Seen: Listening to Ruth. Activities: Spanish Award 3: Latin Award 1: Drum and Bugle 2. 3. 4: Biol- ogy 4; Dramatic Club 1: French Club 3. 4; Music Club 3. 4; Art Club 1. 2: Senior Play Usherette 4. 44 MARION DOLORES SCURZI Blithe and merry she goes her way. With a laugh, and a smile each day Ambition: Technician. Weakness: Skat- ing. Usually Seen: With Betty. Activities: Latin Award 1; Drum and Bugle Corps 1. 4; Chemistry Club 4; Music Club 4. GLORIA HAZEL SHELDON Reds Red hair is a distinction. Ambition: Typist. Woakness: The Color Yellow. Usually Seen: Trudging Up West Avcnuo. Activities: Treble Clef Club 1. 2. EILEEN D. SIMPSON 'T' Eat. drink and be merry lor tomorrow we die. Ambition: Pilot. Weakness: Red Hats with Cherries. Usually Seen: Playing The Maid in A Play. Activities: Bowling 2. 3. 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3: Dramatic Club 1; Commencement Usherette 3. LEWIS SOBELMAN Lew His is a personality worth achieving. Ambition: Doctor. Woaknoss: Sports. Usually Seen: Talking Football. Activities: National Athletic Society 3. 4; Football 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4; Tonnis 3. 4; Senior Record (Advertising) 4; Chomistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Ban- gor High—Homeroom President 1: Stu- dent Council 1; Sports Club 1. 2; Foot- ball 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2. RICHARD SORACCO Chico While 1 am speaking, time Hies. Ambition: Navy. Weakness: Lounging. Usually Seen: Working Hard. Activities: Baseball 2. 3; Future Farm- ers of America 3. MARGARET SPADA Peggy It silence is gold, she's richer than a queen ol old. Ambition: Singer. Weakness: Blushing. Usually Seen: Growing Red. 45 jean spickenreuther Spicky ■ It matters not how Jong you hvc. but how well. .... T Mniiv Weaknoss: Embro:- SS”-'!5- sK J—� see. A, Rainbow Skating Rink. JANICE IRENE STREETER Jan Life is just a bowl of cherr.es. and I get all the pits. . -rr 'c : D.unr and SSJl. 1. 2. 3: Senior Record Stall «• � £• mayticCctb '2HH U 3. Mu,,c C,ub 3; Senior Play Usherette 4. PHYLLIS ROSE TOBOLSKI Phil ”1 say little but 1 know a lot.” Ambition: To Marry. Weakness: Summer Vacations: Usually Seen: Blushing. EDITH MARY TORCHIO Edie Don't trouble with trouble; till trouble troubles you Ambition: Nurse. Weakness: Yellow. Usually Seen: Trying To Get to Her Locker. GEORGE LAWRENCE TRAVIS Captain Tootsie A man among men, and women too.” Ambition: Football Coach. Weakness: Stringing Wiros for Gym Decorations. Usually Seen: At Ruth's. Activities: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basket- ball I. 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4: Student Council 4; Senior Record (Ad- vertising) 4; Chemistry Club 4: Spanish Club 3. 4. President 4; Commencement Usher 3. DONALD P. TRUCANO Truck Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. Ambition: Dog Trainer. Weakness: Eng- lish. Usually Seen: Looking Sharp. Activities: Baseball 3. 46 ELAINE R. TSCHIRNER I love to live and live to love Ambition: Housewife. Weakness: Shiny Batons. Usually Seen: Leading the Band. Activities: Homeroom Treasurer 2; Drum and Bugle Corps 1. Twirler 2, 3; Band Head Majorette 4; Music Club 3. 4; Bowling Club 4. HERBERT R. ULBRICH Geek Takes brains to be a tool. Ambition: Movie Producer. Weakness Playing Basketball. Usually Seen: Looking Down at You. Activities: Basketball 1. 2; Tennis 3: Band 1. „ ------ «pot ot gold. Happened? ‘ 'What MATTHEW E. UNSWORTH Skeets A tall body has room tor a big heart. Ambition: To Hunt and Fish. Weakness: Fishing and Hunting: Usually Seen: Towering Over Everyone Else. JOAN M. VANNINI I regret that 1 have but one heart to give to the boys. Ambition: Buyer for Macy's. Weakness: Silly Hats. Usually Seen: Surrounded by Men. Activities: Latin Award 1; Homeroom Secretary 1; Bowling Club 4. SAMUEL DAVIS WALKER Sam One ot the quiet souls who are the salt ot the earth. Ambition: Baseball Plover w0«i, SS. K, 3, ActivitiM: Future Farmers of America 47 IRENE JOYCE WARREN Renee Lile is a sweet, pleasant dream Roll over you’re snoring! Ambition: Politician. Weakness: Stylish Clothes: Usually Soon: Arguing Politics. Activities: Homoroom Treasurer 3; Bowling Club 2: Band 1. 2. 3: Senior Rocord (Advertising) 4; Studont Council 3; Chemistry Club 4: Biology Club 1. 2: Honor Patrol 3. 4: Traffic Squad 3. 4; Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Thalia 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Hi-Spots 4: French Club 3; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. Presi- dent 3; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Play Usherette 4. PAUL KEVIN WELCH Polock Lile without women just ain’t lile.'' Ambition: Navy. Weakness: His Height. Usually Seen: With the South Vineland Gang. COLLEEN ALICE WELCH Collie When business interleres with pleasure, drop business. Ambition: Writer. Weakness: Bernie. Usually Seen: Being Friendly. Activities: Bowling Club: Senior Rec- ord (Advertising) 4: Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3: Junior Play Usherette 3; Senior Play Usherotto 4; Dramatic Club Play 1: Honor Patrol: Traffic Squad; Dancing Club 2. Secretary and Treasurer 2. DOLORES M. WIELAND Dee I’ve been dying lor lour years; Now I’m going to live! Ambition: Model. Weakness: Hairdos: Usually Seen: Modeling Prince's Clothes. Activities: Homeroom Secretary 3; Senior Play Usherette 4; Honor Patrol I. 48 EVE WILHELM Evie 'There's mischief in this girl. Ambition: Dancer. Weakness: Driving a Maroon Chrysler. Usually Seen: Driving Her Father’s Car to School. Activities: Dramatic Award 1; Sopho moro Class Secretary 2; Homeroom Vice President 2. President 3; Bowling Club 2. 3. 4. President 2; Senior Record Stall 4. Secretary 4. Honor Patrol 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. Dramatic Club 1. Hi Spots 3; Hams 1; Library Council 1. 2. Secretary 2. JANE YANOWICH Janie Ah'm from the South, the South that is. Ambition: Riding Instructress. Weak- ness: Man O'War. Usually Seen: With Her Horse. Activities: Latin Award 1: Drum and Bugle Corps 1. 2; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 4; French Club 4. WILLIAM WILSON Billy The man that blushes is not quite a brute Ambition: Prize Fighter Manager. Weak- ness: Racing. Usually Seen: Running Barefooted. Activities: Track 2; Cross Country 2. CARLMETTA ZAPPAR1ELLO Marie 1 could live without men. But I'd rather not. Ambition: Model. Weakness: Twin Sweater Sets. Usually Seen: With Johnnie. Activities: Latin Award 1: Bowling Club 4: Drum and Bugle 2. 3. 4; French Club 3; Dancing Club 2, 3. 4. Secretary 4; Senior Play Usherette 4. 49 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Philip D'Arrigo Richard Masilotti Miss Rita Cresci Joan Cheli Elio Ridolfi AOKt ticebs The members of the class of 1949 sincerely hope that the underclassmen, whose pictures follow, will walk along the path of life with the same spirit that has been given to us by those sturdy pioneers of one-hundred years ago. 51 UNDERCLASSMEN w� Om125C! h 1st row M Buglio, R Tropom, Treosurcr E Chopley. President J Connolly. Miss Eptstcm, Vice-President E Sbrono, Secretory M A Land, M. Eby. M. Casella. 2nd row H Hordnock. S. Goldberg, J Liberati, M 8er tuzzi. P. Lonto. H T i v c 111. A. Purdy I Elliot, G. Aikcns, G. Follosco, A Mortim. 3rd row: P Travoglio, M Stcmmetz, D. DeMotte. C. Show. C. Bokcr. B May, J. Camp, B Washington, G. Davidson. C. Vcndctti, E. Picrotti. 1st row: E. Gobordi, G. DiGiovacchino. Secretary E. Becker, J. Mllsteod, Mr. Furlong, President R. 8rod- zik, J. Caulfocd, L. Night- llnger, F. Rudnesky. 2nd row: Vice-President R. Edwards, T. Stopo, J. Lo- Roso, J. Halferty, Treas- urer N. Holzhouer, L. Viotti, J. Pertege, K. Longbottom. L. Morti- nelli, J. Inferra. 52 1st row: J. Gruccio, R. Thorp. Treosurcr E. Moore, President E Bononcmi, Mr Kropt, Vice-President R. Tobol- ski, C Burns. P Loro, R Manoraze. 2nd row: F Levin, S. D'lppolifo, J. Boker. D Berkowitz. H. Davis, B Joseph, J. Aaostmi, Pcrmuy, R. Barbetfi, H. Coio. R. Cinotti. 3rd row: W Snyder, A. Olivo, E. Dcrochmsky, J. Serro, H. Simms, F Lojouchere, J. LeGore, F. Cavoli, M. Giocowom 'it row T Scorpo C Eoton Treasurer ) Davii President J Conccilo Miss Lewis Vice-President B. Heritage, Secretory G Holdcrott D Bossono K Polizzi 2nd row w Burkry L vo . J Lolli, M Sposato. S. Scott, C Bylone, E Durner. J Cost 0 Cottio, B Thicryunq. E Richordson P Pollock, E Crone, S. Judo, C. Blunt, ii Annello, C. Boordley ’st row: E. Gotleib, C Goburo. A. Dczutti, Pros dent S. Ciorlonte. Mr Nosser, Vice-PrcsicJent, J Smomotto. Secretory P Crowell. A. OeStepono. M Verro 2nd row £. Hodge. G. Oorofce. F. Donoto, D Colo, P. Folkenbcrq. A Conte, O Kee, S. Price J. Levin, J Dowme, J Pepper. A Anderson, E Moimero. S DiMuccio, H Polhomous. R Zorzi 1st row I Rosen. U Smith. Secretory D Rosenberg, President A. Elkon. Miss Ostrander, Vice-President C Filipp. Treasurer T Raphael H Chomberlom. G. Thomos. 2nd row A. Alvino, F Bruno L. Kohn D Monc.ni C Golzorono L Brocoo. G Bordleld. S Kaplcn, 8 Kinney. I Schre.bcr, G Robbins, S Lur.o, M Kotz, C Furlong 3rd row E 8oker, L Morrocio. C. Rosmusson. W. Chorlcson, T. Kmsell, J. Lug.ono, H Hoffman l. Kotz, J. GiOvmozzi, R Moyer, N Shicunoff, A. Goldberg. ROBINSON xar 1st row R Possent i. R Dondero, B Copton J Wmterburn, Mr Robmson, E Schoch, H. Mozzochi. S. Folirvo, W Vollo. 2nd row J Mozzochi. R Rossi. D DoMottc. W. Stern. J Polizzi. E Bochmsky, E. Bowman, S. Merci. I Neon, V Pognmi. A Tonetto. D Gen. C Severs. D Oovis 3rd row R Tomosso. R. Fronccschi. P. Gentile. L LeGorc, R. Thompson, K White. M, Morotti. L Oillon. J. Williams, D. Slomm. WEYLMAN 1st row: S. Nelson, M. Stignoni, Treosurer 8. Mc- Henry. President M. Tu- disco, Mrs. Weylmon, Vice-President 8. Becker. Secretory M. Schroeder, R. Capobionco. B. Forgnoni. 2nd row: G. Gohlcs, L. Innocenti. E. DeWitf, E Dolponte, E. Carpente, F Floucher, M. Huber, J Kohn, A. Higbce, M. Den- sten, G. Tonetto. 1st row: 0. DcStcfono. I Lchmonn, Secretory M. Borish, President N. Vencio. Mrs. Wimley, Vice-President B. Burn. Treosurer L. Lister, S. Schatz, E. Bollow. 2nd row: B. Moskowitz, R, M. Hoover. M. Antonelli, L. Testo, R. Einstein, G. Horns, L M. Crystal, J. Peluro, P. Ponichello. I. Dovidson, E. Phmney. J. Honnum, G Schiovo, G. Cooper, A. Eckmon, M Kaiser, M. Bormon. 3rd row: B. Cook, S Sondclier, S. Harrington C John- stone, S. Knudson, S. Rcmson, D. Proferro. C. Shodis, A, Oowmc, J. Levon, M. Clark. ADAMO 1st row V Sort mo. H Scollo, W Wcscott. President ) Regcnelli. Miss Adorno, Vice-President M. Cheli, I Testa. A. Scott, C. Tomosso 2nd row C Trovorell., R Tuay. K Werger. W Quigley. R. Tobol ski. M. Vossolotti. D Trebour, R Smith L Toylor, ) Regcnelli, D Tueber. A Sherma, E Reynolds. C, Testo. R. Robert i. s o p H O M O R E S 1st row: A. Fronchotto, L DePalmo. Secretory D Clme, President F. Adorns Miss Brookms. Vicc-Presi dent P, DeMarco. Troos urer N. Forsidc. H, Bicrig, ). Barker. 2nd row; S. D Stefono, A. Douito, W Cummines. G. Buschom W. Belli, R. Fronccschim T Belli. T. De Martini, D Coregnato. P. Bernordi. ) Dezutti. B. Green. 3rd row ). De Folco. M Dougherty. C. Gentile. M Bronco. P DiEmma, E Donzolo, J Connolly. G. Curry, R Britting, K. Cos tollini. R Cosozzo, ). Buglio. BROOKINS 1st row J. Morel I. I Lihn, Secretory 8 Shcr. President ) carnegie, Miss Durand, Vice-President M. Seelmon, Treosurer C. Ncib, E. Rosen, M Wightmon. 2nd row C Arthur. S. Ballord, J. Potter. B. Reeve. ). Hortsell. V Vonnim D Schncll. R Muccio. R. Wcitzmon. I Ehrlich. I Wolt, S Shopiro 3rd row: L Hocheimer, I Angle. B Campbell. ) Snyder, A Locw. P. Mo on, L Goodwin, P Toropilli, C. Gubitosi. M, Curcio, K. Holl meyer. G. Poskcrt, B Downey, N Keen 1st row: J. Augirso, D. Zonghi, C. Bertuzzi, President J Sorocco. Mr Gordcllo. Vicc-Prcsidcnt R Mitchell, A Robert i, R. Olivo, B. Gleisbeig. 2nd row J. Fox. H Schmidt. L. Collins. E Ernckson. G. Schull. C. Podvorko. R. Toylor, D. Browne, C. Cremoncky, T. Cochozzo, C. Lodovico, P. Donn, C. Copcsfick, L. Browne, P. Mattel, V. Champion, F. Maltese. 1st row: J. Mikus, D. Ward Treasurer L. Bob- bitt, President B. Bowden Mrs. Morkhom. J Mortm- olh. Secretary V. Assclta, P. Austino. M, Petrini. 2nd row: L. Glogon, B. Carr, G. Gironc. A. Uber, M. Rosicato. J. Mullen, D Scott, S. Stopo, D. Gorga, ). Rogers. 3rd row: B Hudson, E. Martini. B Gomo, B, Bishop, B Low der, S. Corsigho. J. Moiso. F. Genovese. P. Ardito, Eleanor Copra, A. Conto. 1st row: R. Sileo, M, Rudolph, Treasurer L. Sbrano. President F. Cline. Mr. Matlock. Vice-President D. Shindler, Secretary R. Burns. D. Wolf, R. Steinmetz. 2nd row: R. St. Aubyn, J. Di S efano, R Carbonora, H. Wand, R. Young, A. Woschenko, H. Popp. R. Thom, D. Biogi. W. Skinner, T. Dalcsandro. 3rd row: A. Di Motteo, B. Vorchcimer, S. Spiegel, F. Aomano, R. Wiedmon, A. Genoa, B. Doust, J. Potngnoni, K. Cook. 1st row: E. Woolf, L. Allen, Secretory E Edge. President B Wilson. Miss Meyers, Vice-President J. Ncy, Treosurer G. Turney, E. Zdto, G Belvedere 2nd row E Zonm. F Dagostino. B Grossi. M, Snyder, T, Gollo, C. Tobolski, C. Seors. C Mingm, E, Ridolfi. J Alimenti, L Bourgeois. C Willioms, L. Voltoggio, C Cionciorulo, M, Dobson, L. Scdono F, Madcr, D Wyckoff Treosurer W. Hill. Prcsi dent A. Pcdullo. Mr. Mini fri, Vice-President A Lczz, Secretory N. Jon ette, M. Bertini. R. Pen cone. 2nd row: S. Mohon G. Love, R Mosilotti, K Johnson, D. Miles, K. Lev on. B. Myers, R. Leistner F. Mockic, J. Milono, A Pezzotta. R Hermonson R. Norton. F. Loll, J, Koli bo bo. 1st row A. Fonceschim, L Mortini, M Moziolo. N. Broccio. Mrs O Kone. J. Muccio. F. Elliott, H. Mcyenborg, E. Pottcrson Second row J. Fcinbcrg. H. Knobc, D. Davidson, M Mothews, R. Blom, M Broecher. J. Chccty, 57 1st row: G. DcMorco, L Forbes, Treosurer E. Brocco. President R D Elio Miss Rieg, Vice President S Bchlmg. Secretory C. Angelo, D Slomin, F Forside. 2nd row: G Mortin, E Schiopclli, J Alford. K Mooro, F Whitcroff, K. Houser, J. Tozour, B. Kornbluh, V Cummines. B. Bornett, P. Profetto, ) Terry. STARKEY 1st row: L. Bruqc, R. Ces- to. Secretory J. Reoves. President ). Angclucci Mr. Starkey. Vicc-Prcsi dent A. Loukashenok, D Luisi, M. Cime, B. Cole- huff. 2nd row: L. New comb, J. Bruno. C. Honck. E. Bernhordt. P. Newman, H. Koufmon, J. Condco, H. Hyson, C. Biletto. 3rd row: C. Adams, W. Nich olson, J. Rehm, B. Bard feld, L. Nunzloto. N. Pos sumoto, T. Brown, M Moyerfeld, F. Golik. J. Bullock. 1st row: M. Buglio, S. Borsky, Treasurer O Brugc, President E. Loroso, Vice-President M. Koitz, Secretory C. Adorns, M. Smith, G. Bruner, C. Moss. 2nd row C. Donley, A. Koshubski, J. Furlong, M Brundogc, M Agostine, D. Phifer, M. Scabrook, D. Worren, J. Duffy, J. 8ottcrsby. D. Wotvon. E. Von Volkenburgh. 58 F R E S H M E N CRESCI 1st row C. Aulfto, K Wilson, C. Mottor, Treasurer G. Torchio, President R Dondreo, Secretory R. Pogono, G. Montono, O. Rolph. J Mottor. 2nd row A Folosco. G Oi Stefono. J. Stopo. A Russo, P. Schworze, E Severs. E Viono, A Plocc. L. Remsen, A. Noletko, W. Platt. F. Reoves. 3rd row: K. Horwos, P. Tamorri, F. Chodnicki, G. Mortm, R. Thomas, C. Hommond, J. Isroel, J Turner, A Giorlontc, K. Joggers, V. Shermo. 1st row: F. Barber. V, Merighi, E. Evongclisto, President G. Gcrionc, Miss Fiamingo, Vice-President H. Doolo. Secretory-Treas- urer J. Chcli. C. Yacovclli, C. Comporri. 2nd row: A Trucono. J. Price, J. Thier- ry. E. Frank. K Miller, J. Chroscmski, 0. Spickcn- rcuther, N. Clork, A. Do Grasso, M. Reed. R. Perry 3rd row: G. Bottistmi, P Freedmon, J. Bronm, L Tonielli, L Barnobei. M Brocco. M, Kouhoupt. E Musto, C Kruck. D. Mar tini, E Consolo. G. Mes- chi, J. Patterson. FIAMINGO 1st row W. Murphy, Secretory-Treasurer J Colobrcsc. Vice-President R Still, Mr. Goodier. President T. Wmterburn, L DcMorco, F. Purdy. 2nd row E. W esc oat J 8or.anno. L Schneider, C. Chynoweth. J. Mar- ghello, J. Nicholas.'G Kronheim, W White, H Simons. 3rd row R. Floim, A Kroclmgcr, M Plonchok. R. Cole, W. Moos, F. Austmo, W. Moore. A. Bossano. J. Oreticc. B Costiglioni. GOODIER 59 1st row P Finger. L. Ferrari. Secretory R. Belmont. President A Trongone. Mr. Hom.ok, Vice-President D Di Luigi. Treosurer E. Mirseh. P Thornborrow. J Cocsorc. 2nd row J Chcl. R Pocc R Ferron E Wolko J Kohbobo R Tropon, B Lond, J Coffin. J. King, J Broid C. Esposito, G Yost. M Cerroto. R Buglio. 0 Soul 3rd row J Biencr. A Siciliono. D Loury, J. Collins. J. Dorp.no, R Perugm. D Fronceschm. A Andersen D. Burr.s, R. Botes. J. Bilhck, R. Lelli. LEHOCKY 1st row: J. Hopkmson. T. DcRossi. Secretory-Treos- urer S. Pindalc. Vice-Pros ident P. D'Arngo. Mr Le hocky. President E. Ridolfi. D. Tirrcll. F. Hurbon, F Di Polmo. 2nd row C Adorns. J Scheldt. P Yoc ovclli, O Pomco. E Leh man, R DeMano. A Kronfcld, P. D'Elio. A Robinson, P. Silvo. R Lit wock, G. Freedman, R Brooks. 3rd row F. Rosi. A, Martinelli. R Fenyves. R. Lorenzmi. R. Osliom D. Finch. F Fonucci. I Clark. 60 1st row: R Provenzano. P Musocchio, Treasurer N Mazer. Vice-President R. Williams. Mr Merli. President Dougherty, Secretory D, Keen, P Bowman. A Verrg. 2nd row S Carter. G Costo, G Grondi. M Donzolo L DePalmo, B Lodge, E Letts. M Rhorboch. E Hines. A McMickmg, D Bonato, G Bonoto 3rd row R Livoti, F Ring. A Becker E. Cordes. E Nitsche, E Lorge, L. Jocobucci. G. Levon, B Smith, G. Berg, B Osborn. G. Phmncy. 1st row Trcosurcr T Mozzolo, Vice-President R. Goodinn, Mrs Neff. President R, Mossilotti. Secretory M. Tomei. 2nd row L Cullen, R Pettisoni, R Sivonson, 0 Burdick, E Dczutti, H. Hoffmon. G. Golbodi, E. Gilbert, S. Knenccs, H Bostwick. M. Femberg, R Meckel 3rd row S. lomin, L. DcMorco, A. Corrodo, R. Mendelssohn, K Ocssouer, L. Guercyk, R. Gordello. 1st row: G. Pietronsontc. J. Conni, Trcosurcr J. An- tonelli. Secretory Phyllis Trivelh, Miss Scrivoni President L. Trommcllo, Vice-President R. Costcl Ioni, B. Brown. B. Welsch S. Groiff. 2nd row: R Polk, M. Grahom. A. Jon etta, D. JennmQs, B Gnggs, J Fabbri, J. Cos ello, J. Workman, D. Ship- ton, P. Colo. B. Bauer, R Rosconc. M. Licchi, T Seelmon, V. Zotzonny, A Volletto, N. Lindquist. SCRIVIANI 1st row: E. Still, A. Miller. Trcosurcr J. Kinscll. President D. Brunozzi, Mrs. Wore, Vice-President M. Mosdli, D. Zom, A Fronchetto, P Botes. 2nd row M. Poc. M. Bronm. S Bowers. R. Love. E Horns. C Reeves. J Tropom, C. Heimonn. M. Morley, I. Reovcs, E Consolo. 3rd row K Donn, J. McDowell. A. Clocc. M Shippord, L. Adorns, P. Dolesondro, G. Fcrron, L. Morotclh, L. Bioni, E. Fleming. ACTIVITIES Sooted on floor (left to right) B. Finch. S. Koitz. Seated (left to right): F. Carbone. C. Doerr. N. Brooks. A. Osborn. S. Newman. E. Simpson. S. Orlinsky. H. Badaracca. Standing (left to right): F. Luertzing. Stage Manager; N. Alterman. B. Down. Properties; H. Polhamus. A. McDonald. Stage Manager; M. C. Hoffmeyer. T. Bruner. C. Heller. Script Girl; G. Kelk. Mr. E. B. Arnade. Director. Luertzing v Y 7V . VA 7AV y Y v A % f f V A .-n ,TM ..... On December 1 and 2 the Pioneer Players presented the comedy. A Date With Judy”. It was an evening of relaxation for the hard working travelers as they gradually forgot the hard trail ahead and gave their full attention to the performers on the stage. Promptly at 8:15 Judy and Mitzi step from behind the curtains for the prologue. Then the moment of tension disappears and the curtains swish open. The theme centers around Judy Foster, a teen-age miss, who is trying to raise more money than her rival. Tootsie Wightman, so that she can be crowned queen at her club's dance. When her father refuses to support her, she and a pal. Barbara Winsocket. enter a num- ber of contests which eventually involve the entire family. Oogie Pringle. Judy's boy friend, waits pa- tiently for Judy's acceptance of the dance invi- tation and even writes a song in honor of the occasion; but she is far too busy to worry about Oogie and avoids giving a definite answer. Still determined to earn enough money. Judy writes a True Confession Story and attempts to impress a Broadway producer with her acting; but. despite these efforts, Tootsie is still ahead on the day of the dance. Our heroine is feeling dejected at this time not only because she will not be queen but be- cause Oogie has asked Tootsie to the dance. Her troubles are ended, however, when she dis- covers that Oogie only pretended to ask Tootsie and that the latter has developed a case of hives; therefore Judy is queen. The production would not have been success- ful without the aid of Script Girl Charlotte Heller, and Stage Managers Ace MacDonald and Fred DRAMATIC CLUBJ Pegasus, the Boys' Public Speaking Club, is a group which can be enjoyed by everyone. The reason for this is the contest put on by the members every year. Eight boys compete for prizes; and their selections, both serious and humorous, provide a full evening of entertain- ment for the entire audience. Seated: J. Serro, D. Roscnbcrq, Mr. Ccrnigliaro, S. Orlinsky, A. Elkon, Stonding: M. Rudolph. N. Altcrmon, R. Goodwin, B. Bard- fcld, P. D'Arrigo, B. Vorchhcimcr. Seated • B. Shcr, M. Kaiser, S. Joseph, L. Adorns, B. Kornbluh, M. C. Hoffmcycr. 8 Down. M Hornok. Miss Epstein, N. Altcrmon, P. Frccdmon. F Bollow. M. 8ozarth, M, Smith, S. Barsky, S. Kodz. L. Lehmon, S Gotlicb. Stonding I row 1 : N. Brooks. C. Doerr, B Cook. M. Clark, B. Campbell, C. Neib. B. Poskcrt, J. Snyder, P Block, I. Warren, S. Litwack. L. lihn. R Wcitzmon, J. Mullen. R. Morton. Standing irow 21 : R. Litwack. R Hoover. J. Cernegic. I. Anqlc, A. Osborn, B. Bowden. B. Dowmc, B Wilson, R Pokorny, D. Pollard. P Morris, E. Bollow, A Dowmc, J Duffy, S Shopiro. I. Rosen. Stonding (row 3 : N. Vcncio. $ Ruthig, E Licbcrmon. N. Possumoto. P. Newman. B. Skinner, D Warren, S Schotz, M. Barish, B. Reeves. K. Hoffmeycr. Valuable experience can be gained from par- ticipation in the skits given at Dramatic Club meetings and in the regular productions given for the school. Members interested in stage managing, properties, make-up, or a thousand and one backstage jobs that are so essential to the success of a play, will find groups organ- ized which pertain exclusively to this work. Scoted: M Steinmetz I. Worrcn. $. Koitz. Mrs. Wcylmon, F. Bol- low. S. Schotz. S. Joseph. Stonding: R. Einstein, R Weitzmon, D. Warren. A. Loew, I. Ehrlich, M. Koitz. The purpose of the Dancing Club is to teach anyone interested in learning either ballroom or folk dancing, that this is a comparatively easy and pleasant task. First row (left to right� : B Reeves, L. Adorns. C. Donley N. Rosilc, R Roman, M Vollcro, E LoRosa. M Smith. N. A. Olson, Mks Wisswoesscr, M Mazzolo, F Borbcr, M. Kouhouot, M. Mor- Icy, M Mardos, M. Bualio C. Moss, G. Mcschi, P Bowmen, B. Kornbluh Second row (left to riaht' : M, Brocco, M. Donno, J. Mullen, C. Vervditti, W. Bukry. R. Carney, E. Letts. R. Perry, J. Bottcrsby, R. Fiocchi. B Lodge, L. 8ornebei, C. Comporri, J. Terry, H. Mcvenbury, F. Polk. N. Mazer, C. Kruck, G. Poskcrt. Third row (left to right) : S DeStctano. H. Phoff, R Przysiezno. D. Phifer, E. DeWitt, A, DeGrozzo, P. Mussachio, A Vollctto, E. Thornburrow. S. Remsen, T. Cachozza, K. Miller, M. Brundogc, G. Vick, J. Martinelli, B. Muliero, F. Downic, 0. Keen, J. Snyder, I. Rosen, R. Taylor. Thalia, corresponding to Pegasus, is the Girls' Public Speaking Club. In recent years, and this year in particular, outstanding selections have been rendered by the girls. The members of Thalia also put on an annual contest and speculation runs high as to who will receive top honors. DANCING CLUB Left to right: R. Still. N. Possumato. T. Dalesandro. T. Raphael. R Steinmotz. Mr. Astor. M. Brundage. Z. Baker. C. Galzarana. A. Loukashenok. M. Astor. M. Brundage. E. Baker. C. Galzarana. A. Loukashonok. D. Raphael. J. Janetta. L. Crystal. L. Hockheimer. D. Watson. M. Rudolph. B. McHenry. ORCHESTRA 68 Loll to light: B. Bowden. C. Galzorono. Miss Stern. Mr. Astor. Miss Cummings. A. Loukashenok. D. Warren. The Music Club includes the Treble Clef Club, the Drum and Bugle Corps, the Band, the Or- chestra, and the Dance Band. These organiza- tions are under the supervision of Miss Cum- mings. Miss Stern, and Mr. Astor. The Treble Clef Club, made up mostly of girls, presents an annual concert, assembly pro- grams. and sings at Baccalaureate Services. The Drum and Bugle Corps and the Band have added thrilling color to the football games as they marched up and down the field in their bright red and gray uniforms. In many games. the football songs and cheers have helped our team to come from behind and win. These two groups have also represented the high school in local parades. The high stepping twirlers also contributed to the colorful scene of the football games. The V. H. S. Dance Band shall always be remembered for the excellent music they pre- sented at the school dances. They sound as good as many professional organizations, yet they contribute their services free of charge and have made many of the dances complete successes. n Firsl row (left to right): M. Wightman. D. DoStelano. S. Graif. J. Mullen. C. Arthur. W. Murphy. E. Thornborrow (Treasurer). B. McHenry (Accompanist). J. Cummings (Advisor). N. Brooks (President). F. Gcnovoso (Secretary). B. Lodge. R. Castellani. G. Meschi. E. Seelman. D. Bruge. P. Bowmen. P. Bates. Second row (left to right): P. Thornborrow. E. Still. M. Ford. F. Barber. C. Doerr. G. Rawlins. L. Trommello. V. Morighi. E. Patterson. J. Antonolli. P. Freedman. S. Ballard. H. Knabe. A. Uber. M. Morley. Third row (loft to right): J. Nutt. D. Pollard. M. Smith. P. Musacchia. I. Wolfe. B. Grossi. W. Biscottini. G. Goodwin. J. Potter. T. Seelman. R. Carney. L. Sedano. M. Valloro. E. La Rosa. M. Kouhaupt. Fourth row (loft to right): D. Jennings. L. Wigglosworth. R. Roman. J. Dougherty. A. Osborn. B. Down. J. Giovanzzi. L. Forbes. J. Fabbiri. M. Scabrook. A. Valletto. M. Matthews. L. Facobucci. Fifth row (left to right): S. Stopa. E. Casazza. C. Soars. B. Bishop. J. Kinsall. N. De Ruchie. M. L. Curcio. J. Carnegie. D. Phifer. J. Longstretch. E. Dalponte. 69 anon JK n o n G o n n n o nn nooj Moiorettes J Touzour, M. Ccsono. E. Tsehirner, B. Burn. First row Heft to right) : M. Ruldolph, B. McHenry H Debbi. T Dolesondro. 8. Lond. J Perctegc. A Olivo. N Pussomoto, T. Ropheol. S. Bernstein. C. Johnstone C Adoms Second row Heft to right i : C. Houck, R. Shindlcr. M, Brundoge. D. Finch. J. Colebrese, M. Guido D Worrcn, D. Ropheol, C. Golzorono, A. Finch, G. Montono. R Swonvon. Third row Heft to right) : T. Oe Rossi, P Yocovclli, R. Rossi, S. Folmo. £ Bokcr. I Morrocco, M, Tomci, G. Kronheim, M. Steinmctz. Mr. Astor Fourth row Heft to right' : J. Jonctto. J Infcrrcro, M, Gicomom, D. Tirrell, R. Stemmetz, E. Becker. K. Cook R Olivo, A. Loukoshcnok. Fifth row Heft to right) : W. Costighore, S. lominn, W. Chorlson, R. Fronchesci BAND DRUM and BUGLE CORPS First row: S. Sondlier, M. Wightman, T. Rowlins. B. Hudson, M Olson, B Down, N. Brooks, C. Docrr. M Gor man, P. Ponichello. Second row: S. Horrington, F Genovese, K. Yocovelli. M. Bozorth, B. Frignoni, C Angelo B, Bornct, F, Forside. G DeMorco, J Pottct, B. Bishop, C Shodis, Third row C Kruch, G Goldcroft. S Judo E Wolf, B. Carr S. Gotlcib, K. Schiopclli. Fourth row B Gerg. L. Dobson. R. Fleishncr. E. Brocco. A SDrono L. Innocenti, J. Percyyi Fifth row M Reed. E, Schochner, B. Bowden, K Hoffmcycr, D Di Motfi, S Behlmg F. Polk, B. Compbcll. 70 Now three years old, the Bowling Club can really call themselves Old Timers.” These '49ers, working in the mines” during the day. make their real strikes” after hours on Mon- days when Miss Scrivani. the sponsor, and the members gather at the Recreation Center. Kncfflmg P Austmo. F. Polk. E. Letts, S. Graiff, K. Polizzo, S Koplon. G Bordfcld, W. Platt Stondmg W. Glcisburg, I. Polizzo, R Perry. N Mozer. J Workmon, R. Roman, J Mortmclli, S. Scorpo. E Simpson, G. Vick, Miss Scrivoni. BOWLING CLUB CHESS CLUB 71 This recently organized club meets regularly to attempt to solve some of the problems that have been confronting chess experts for many years. Seated: B Bardfeld, M. Schrocder. C. Ncib, B. Kornbluh, R. Thom, D. Wolf. Standing B Vorchhcimor. L. Forbes, M. Mayerfeld, J. Angclucci. J. Caridco. P Newman, M Mayerfeld, A. Loukoshenok, H. Simon, R. Mendelsohn, L. Newcomb. Mrs. McMicking, B. Cole- huff. M. Rudolph. Just as the Traffic Squad functions by keep- ing the flow of traffic smooth, so the Honor Patrol guides visitors at V. H. S. and discour- ages loiterinq in the corridors. The members of these organizations are students with higher averages who have proved themselves capable of assuming responsibilities. Left to right: P, Freedman. N. Brooks, M. Kaiser. J. A. Pcluro. M. Antonclli. R. M Hoover E. Ballow. E. Brocco. A. -Goffrcdi. Vice-President; J. DcMoio, President; Mrs. Wimlcy. Adviser. M. Genovese, Secretory; F. Carbone. Treasurer; C. Heller, S. Koitz. G. Fisher, L. Leonordo. L. Lehmann. M, Petrini, F. LoTorrc. Second row Heft to right' : S. Litwack, S. Newman, L. Lister. A. Barboglio, C. Arpino, F. Ballow, I. Warren, J. Alimenti, E. DcWitt. J. Saul. I. Davidson, C. Welch, B. Finch, B. Cook, M. Clark. B. Grossi. J. Honnum, L. Crystal. B. Angelo. Third row I left to right' J Mortinclli. S. Horrington, D. Bodarocco, M. Borish. J. Levori. A. Osborn, A. Downic, B. Burn, N. Vencia, D. Fragmto. M. A Olson, B Lilliquist, C. Dilozoro, L. Pognom, P. Finn, N. Cupim, G. Castellan, S. Schotz. HONOR PATROL and TRAFFIC SQUAD LIBRARY COUNCIL Of great assistance to the librarian, Mrs. Starkey, and to all of our school is the Library Council. The members of this group also gain some valuable experience in working with books. Seated: M. Bugio, R. Trapani, G. Holdcroft, Mrs. Storkey, R. Pokorny, B. Downic, R Kull. Standing (row 1 ) : B. Bowden. J Furlong. M. Borish, N. Lindquist, D. Phifer, G Moiso, J. Duffy Stonding (row 2 : M. Mardis, J. Davis. B. Wilson. C. Kruck, J. Ncy, B. Corr. HONOR SOCIETIES NATIONAL The National Honor So- ciety includes those who have a general scholarship average of 85 per cent or better and who are outstand- ing in character, leadership and service. If this scholar- ship average is maintained, permanent membership is at- tained at graduation. Seated: N. Brooks. C. Doerr. Miss Epstein. Mr. Nassar. Miss Mul- lord. A. Napoli. S. Koitz. Stand- ing (row 1): B. Finch. F. Leonetti. A. Golfredi. B. Down. A. Osborn. P. Finn, F. Ballow. C. Dutra. Standing (row 2): N. Alterman. C. Ford. M. Coombs. F. Leurtzing. F. DoMaio. ATHLETIC Membership in the Athletic Honor Society is open to those recipients of athletic letters who have a general scholastic average of 80 per cent and who display out- standing sportsmanship and citizenship. Seated: S. Ronis. L. Sobelman. Mr. Furlong. B. Brodzilc. I. Schrei ber. Standing: L. Cortopassi. T. Mitchell, F. Cerione. 73 ART CLUB now 1): L. Lehman. S. Koitz. S. Juda. S. Schatz. C. Dilazzcro. E. Simpson. E. Ballow. Standing (row Seated: B. Theiryling. L. Goodfellow. L. Vai. Miss Rrcg. B. Kornbluh. H. Casacci. L. Forbes. Standing: G. Snipes. E. DeGiovacchino. R. D'Elia. T. Cachazza. P. Mann. J. Angelucci. M. Reed. If you have ever admired the decorations in the building at the Christmas holiday time, you realize what a splendid job the Art Club has done. The members are untiring in their efforts to beautify the school by their original and beautiful work. The Art Club takes up different projects for their year's work and trips are planned to take the members to points of interest in the field of art. JUNIOR TOWN MEETING OF THE AIR How many of you listen to the radio Monday night at 7:30? If you do, you are probably listening to the Junior Town Meeting of the Air, a program put on by our own Junior Town Meeting members and those from other schools. On these broadcasts, a student's-eye-view of important events is presented. Many interesting topics are discussed, with the material written by the members themselves. Seated: S. Newman. M. Hoffmoyer. Mr. Homiak. Mr. Lipartito. M. Coombs. C. Heller. Standing 2): M. Mayerfold. M. Katz. S. Orlinsky. N. Alterman. F. Bruno. Loft to right: Mias Sternberg. C. Doerr. N. Brooks. Miss Rossi. F. DeMaio. B. Down, T. Mitchell. Sooted: N. Braccia. L. Lihn. J. DeMaio. C. Doerr. T. Mitchell. B. Down. Miss Sternberg. F. DeMaio. N. Brooks. S. Koitz. J. Carini. R. Pokorny. R. Trapani. Standing (row 1): J. Don- dero. D. Brunozzi. M. Smith. F. Ballow. A. Goffrodi. M. Coombs. L. Forbes. J. Carnegie. A. Osborn. E. Lieberman. S. Schatz. B. Wilson. M. Olson. M. Schroeder. E. Capra. W. Canni. L. Vai. P. Musacchia. A. Pedulia. Standing (row 2): N. Alterman. U. Smith. E. Ridolii. J. Soracco. F. Romano. R. Tobolski. S. Orlinsky. B. Brodzik. F. Luertzing. A. Antonelli. A. Napoli. E. Cline. A. Loukashenok. R. Basolis. L. Corto- passi. ). Regenelli. A. Trongone. STUDENT COUNCIL Representing every walk of life, the campfire groups of the wagon trains provided for the '49ers a sort of get-together meeting time. Here ideas were passed and exchanged on matters which often determined the success or failure of the wagon trains to reach their destination— the land of good fortune. Corresponding to the campfire council meet- ings of the '49ers is the Student Council. Here members representing every class, club, and homeroom, join together to create, maintain, and improve good citizenship, school spirit, and scholarship. The exchange of ideas at the campfire get- together led to better thinking, better planning, and better results on the part of the '49ers. The same thing is true with the Student Council. A better student government is created by such an exchange of ideas in the council. OFFICERS Left to right: C. Doerr. Bulletin Chair- man; B. Down. Vice-Presidont; Miss R. Sternberg. Advisor; F. DoMaio, Presi- dent; N. Brooks. Secretary: T. Mitchell. Treasurer. 75 BIOLOGY Seated: C. Neib. N. Keen. J. Robers. B. Sher. B. Kornbluh. Mr. Matlack. E. Bracco. D. Schnell. R. Weitzman. J. Nutt. I. Angle. Standing (row 1): G. Paskert. I. Snyder. F. Genovese. B. Bowden. J. Carnegie. C. Gubitose. A. loow. L. Goodwin. P. Mann. B. Louder. M. Curcio. K. Hollmeyor, B. Downie. B. Campbell, B. Gania. I. Ehrlich. Standing (row 2): D. Woll. B. Vorchheimer. L. Newcomb. M. Mayerfeld. J. Carideo. H. Wand. R. Thom. J. Angolucci. B. Bardield. R. Sileo. M. Rudolph. PHYSICS Soatod: L. Kahn. L. Crystal. R. Einstein. T. Raphael. G. Robbins. Mr. Krapf. D. Rosenberg. C. Johnstone. E. Phinney. J. Fricano. W. Snyder. Standing: D. Van Gilder. R. Barbetti. A. Goldberg. R. Tobolski. J. Pepper. D. Filippi. B. Joseph. T. Kinsell. N. Holzauer. S. Kaplan. G. Bardield. I. Rosen. F. Lajonchere. THE SCIENCE CLUBS --- - ----------- Roaming the country on their way to discover gold, the '49ers had many an opportunity to observe wild life and the wonders of nature. They were always searching for something new. Members of the Physics, Biology and Chemistry Clubs are also searching for new facts, whether they pertain to wild life and nature, or to the structure of the atoms and the molecules. The fields of discovery have changed since the gold rush, but there is still a bond between the past and the present—there is always something to discover if there is the desire to find. Seated: J. DeMaio. P. Freedman. B. Lilliquist. A. Bomardini. A. Goiiredi. D. Lamanna. S. Koitz, C. Dutra. Standing (row 1): M. Mayerfeld. C. Doerr. I. Warren. F. Ballow. A. Osborn. B. Down. M. HoMmeyer. J. Yanowich. P. Finn. P. Block. D. Pollard. A. Lolli. Standing (row 2): S. Quickmire. D. Marcus. C. Ford. A. Antonelli. L. Sobolman. S. Orlinsky. C. Bronner. J. Goodier. H. Phaff. M. Ostrolf. S. Roms. N. Alterman. CHEMISTRY 77 LANGUAGE CLUBS Seated: N. Brooks. E. Ballow. L. Lehman. M. Hornack. D. Pollard. C. Doorr. Miss Durand. F. Ballow. B. Finch. L. Crystal. P. Freedman. S. Koitz. M. Kaiser. Standing r(ow 1): B. Hudson. I. Warren. S. Litwack. J. Yanowich. S. Schatz, E. Schachner, A. Osborn. M. Olson. E. Thornborrow. S. Harrington. B. Down. C. Jacobson. M. Barish. C. Johnstone. E. Lieberman. R. Fleischner. P. Block. Standing (row 2): R. Einstein. M. Mayerfeld. W. Snyder. M. Katz. H. Phafl. D. Rosenberg. G. Bardfold. A. Goldberg. N. Alterman. L. Kahn. G. Thomas. ITALIAN CLUB Seated: T. Scarpa. A. Giacobbe. F. Leonetti. A. Sebrano. Miss Mendico. L. Cortopassi. M. Bettuchi. L. Leonardo. R. LaToire. Standing (row 1): J. Grossi. N. Vencia. E. Capra. J. LoGuidice, S. Abbrus- cato. A. Mo8chetti. J. Martinelli. L. Dobson. P. Lorito. M. Land. Standing (row 2): M. Barnebei. L. Polizzi. A. Tonnetta. D. Geri. V. Pagnini. M. Posiri. J. Mennone, R. Petrini. FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB Seated (row 1. left to right): M. Clark. B. Cook, N. Keen. N. Martin. S. Ruthig. S. Ronis. Miss Adamo. S. Orlinsky. B. Griggs. S. Gotleib. F. Elliot. B. Grossi. E. Ballow. R. Hoover. Standing (row 1): E. Becker. S. Merer. B. Bardfold. D. Jennings. L. Dobson. I. Wolfe. C. Shadis. M. Martin. B. Lillquist. A. Loew. S. Knudsen. S. Harrington. R. Blom. J. Cheety. L. Forbos. A. Downie. B. Downie. B. Burn. F. Galik. G. Robbins. Standing (row 2): S. Kaplan. R. Barbetti. S. Ronis. R. Taylor. J. Pepper. T. Kinsell. J. Korjus. B. Joseph. P. Newman. O. Kee. C. Brenner. R. Thom. W. Skinner. J. Winterburn. R. Wiedman. D. Brown. D. Trebour. E. Gotleib. J. Kclibaba. The three language clubs, the French, the Italian, and the Spanish, strive to promote a better understanding of their respective languages and of the countries they represent. Meeting at each others' homes, the members of the French Club speak in the language of that club as much as possible. During the year skits are put on and at “Noel gifts are exchanged. The Italian Club sponsors the St. Patrick's Day Dance and has established this as a traditional dance in the school. Their meetings are conducted in Italian. One activity of the Spanish Club is the annual Turkey Trot, usually held the day before Thanksgiving. This holiday dance tends to bring together stu- dents in school as well as those recently graduated. These three clubs are educational as well as social assets to Vineland High School. 79 Home Economics Club As the pioneer women shouldered the respon- sibility of making a home in the wilderness, so our Home Economics Club gives experience and instruction to its members in the art of home- making. The girls, under the capable guidance of Mrs. Accardo, Mrs. Ware, and Mrs. Weylman, take up a different project each year. This year's topic was Hobbies” and speakers were se- cured to give talks on various subjects. Seotcd M. Bettuchi, M Genovese. J. Levari, G Pcrctti, Mrs Wore. Mrs Weylmon. Mrs, Ac- cardo, I. Polizzi. B Becker, O. Badorrocco. M Eby Stonding «row 1 : L. DeLuca. J. lo- Guidicc. J Giovanozzi. G Castellari, S. Abbrus- coto, E. Dolpontc. 8 Carpenter. M Kolisnyk. M Gubitosc. H. Ehrlich, B Heritage, C. Show, M Huber. C Boker, A Moschctti, L Innocenti, A Hiabce. Stondmg «row 2« D. Bossono. M Heberlmg, G. Kcrshak, G. Tonctto. A. Gabriel G, Gohles, E. Picrotfi. N. Cupini, G. Folosco J Lolli, M. Barncbci. R. LoTorrc. A. Giacobbe R. Pokorny, M. DiBiosc. Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America, better known to us students as the F. F. A., is composed of boys interested in agriculture. These boys study the problems of farming and learn many things which will be of use to them in the future. Activities not found in the classroom itself are provided in this extra curricular group. Seated Heft to right� Francis Donato, Michocl Vena, Louis Golotto. Robert M Goodicr. Henry Coio. Angelo Do Felice, Pete Di Emmo First row standing: Ernest Dcrcchmsky, Alex Tonetto. Virgil Pognmi, David Gen. Roymond Bntting, Conrad Burns. Samuel Wolkcr. Henning Schmidt, Richord Gen, John Bononno. George Zorzi Lost row standing: James Nicholos. Henry Simons. Kenneth Costcllini, Louis Negri, Hubert Wonil, Samuel Price, Tommy Belli. Bill Myers Richord Tobolski, Richord Morocco, Anthony Daudo. Claude Bcrtuzzi. Seated: E. Lieberman. J. Streetor. P. Freedman. Miss Ostrander. Mrs. O'Kane. Miss Meyers. M Hoffmoyor. B. Finch. S. Schatz, F. Ballow. Standing: T. Kinsell. R. Einstein. L. Lehman. D. Rosenberg G. Bardfold. H. Mazzochi. I. Warren. P. Block. S. Litwack. J. Saul. E. Phinney. C. Larcombe. S. Ruthig HI-SPOTS Gold! Gold! Gold! That was the shout from door to door, from window to window, and from corner to corner. The rush of the '49ers began. Slow moving covered wagons rolled across the hills, dales, and prairies to the promised land of California. Still slower than the wagon trains was the arrival of news. When news did come, it was not always dependable because it spread by word of mouth. Urgent news would some- times arrive too late. How fortunate we are! We receive first hand, accurate, impartial news right from Hi-Spots. This staff of conscientious workers strives to give us their best for our reading enjoyment. The headlines might not announce the dis- covery of gold, but there is still a wealth in information. p“'S,ANo H -Sp 'i ?th,y . °po rs Subsc PUo„ Price is Co, tdiior r£ d“°' „■ 8 °� Sei- - y c '°' hS ' S� ‘t0r - • Sb‘rlfy IF' « Edt'b Liell ck J nlCe S 'rrn n Lee «J Z ■ 2 r • p°‘' Ed!,or ■ Ph0l0trfpH0r ‘ • Ci Harry u etty Cook r.nanc . hi. Musy OFFICERS Left to right: Miss Ostrandor. Mrs. O'Kano. Miss Meyers. S. Litwack. M. Hoflmeyer. B. Finch. F. Ballow. E. Lioberman. J. Streeter. S. Schatz. P. Freedman. P. Block. 81 SENIOR RECORD One hundred years ago, the '49ers panned for gold in the mountain streams of California. Long hours were spent at this tedi- ous task, often with no results. But then there were times when, because of the pioneer spirit which made them persist in every under- taking, their efforts were re- warded. Gold was found! So we today, the '49ers of the twentieth century, dig for informa- tion for our book of memories , panning out the incorrect facts and keeping the genuine ones so they may be preserved in our '49ers Record. The story of the great gold rush” has been preserved in all the history books just as the story of the class of '49 is preserved by the efforts of the Senior Record Staff. Editor FRED LUERTZING Associate Editor NORMAN ALTERMAN Business Manager LOUIS MAZZOLA Business Secretary EVE WILHELM Assistant Editors NANCY BROOKS CONNIE DOERR BARBARA DOWN Art FRED CARBONE Photographer VINCE SCARINGEIT A 1. Revising the layout 2. Raising money 3 lndentitying 4. Financial troubles 5. Working hard, girls? 6. Under way 82 Seated: D. Pollard. C. Heller. N. Brooks. L. Mazzola. N. Alteiman. Mr. Kammer. F. Luertzing. E. Wil- holm. R. Pokorny. M. Hornack. C. Doerr. Standing: J. Vannini. I. Warren. M. Coombs. E. Manaresi. A. Osborn. B. Down. A. Bornardini, R. Brower. F. Carbone. J. Streeter. S. Abruscato. A. Moschetti. P. Block. M. Mayerield. R. Floischnor. YEAR BOOK ADVISORS 84 85 SPORTS Dave Martinelli Seoted He � to right) : L. Sobelmon, T. Mitchell. B Brodzik, 0 Monnelh, D. St. Aubyn, 0. Alvino. Coptom G. Travis. F. Oondero. 0. Olivo, F. Cenone. L. Rambonc, B. Tobolski. A. McDonold. Second row lleft to right) • L. Cortopossi, P. Scovclli. A. Anderson. O. Colo, D Luisi. A. Arongone, R Still, D. Biogc P. DcMorco. R Mitcncll. E. Faaotti, Cooch Furlong. Third row (left to right: Coach Minifri, S. Ciorlonte. G. Torchio, A. Cior- lonte, D. Principe, F. Austino. J. Darpirto, R Tropino. L. Collins, J. Socchctti. Cooch Wolsh. Fourth row (left to right i: Hcod Coach Testa, W. Quigley, R. Young, R. Dondrea, A. Pczzotto, R. Pogono. J. Reaves, J. Testa, A Shcrmo, A. lezzi. Fifth row lleft to right i : J King, 0. Soul, A. Corrado, K. Wcrgcr, P. D'Arngo. R. Ruberti, J. Motter, T. Bruner, F. Pettisoni. Sixth row «left to right) : D. Dolesandro, F. Lolli, F. Romano, H. Simms, A. Russo. C. Biletto, F. Permoy. Seventh row Heft to right) : Trainer Luisi, Managers A. Alvino, W. Wescott, W. Hill, E. Madcr. Coaches Furlong. Walsh. Minifri, and Head Coach Testa 86 Dave Alvino Frank Cerione Lee Cortopassi Francis Dondero Emedio Fagotti FOOTBALL e ' Oops-a-daisy!!! 1'-- Starting off with a 20-0 win over Glassboro, the 1948 VHS Football Team went on to achieve the dubious distinction of being an average team, winning five games and losing five games. Camden went down to a 7-6 defeat in what was probably the hardest fought game of the season. The season ended with a crush- ing 6-7 defeat at the hands of Millville before a crowd of 10.000 people in Gittone Stadium. Captain George Travis, the recipient of the Times Journal Awa'd and the Elmer H. Wene Award, was elected to the All State Group IV Varsity and to the All State All Group Second Team. This year's team was marked with fight, loyalty and hard-working players. Shapin' Up VARSITY Seated (left to right): H. Hoffman. I. Katz. J. Caplan. B. Caplan. Standing (left to right): C. Ciutard. M. MoratU. D. Rosenberg. C. Cosh (Coach). R. Macon. I. Downie. T. Mitchell. BOYS' BASKETBALL The 1948-49 basketball squad got off to a rather slow start, but picked up towards the middle of the season and finished with a season's record of ten wins and eleven losses. The team did however manage to sweep the City Series Title away from Sacred Heart in two games, and to win the County Ser- ies Title. Mr. Cosh and the boys should be com- mended for the fine fighting spirit they showed whether winning or losing. Seniors on the team were Carl Cus- tard, Jack Downie, Thomas Mitchell. Jack Caplan. and Ronnie Macon. VARSITY Left to right: B. Forgnoni. F. LaTorre. G. Harris. B. Hudson. I. Touzour. E. Martini. F. Ballow. K. Hoiimeyer. D. DeMatte. L. Goodman. Miss Stern (Coach). Aside from digging for gold in them thar hills the '49ers found time to relax and enjoy themselves in games. While the men had horse-races, the women held quilting bees. Our modern female counterparts would hardly content themselves with sitting around sewing. Under the capable leadership of Miss Stern and Miss Wisswaesser these mod- ern '49ers have found relaxation from digging for nuggets of knowledge and have completed a successful season of basketball. 89 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL C phlnney- ?• v. - G Snip® - , t. MuUeto. xiqWV- 'SSt!u. i; 1. Chro - AweUa. P- f v. 1 WRESTLING Left to right: F. Bruno. I. Kolibaba. I. Levin. A. McDonald A. Pagano. J. Stopa. J. Reaves. T. Winterburn. M. Cheli. A. Trongone. H. Chamberlain. A. Scott. G. Thomas. Under the capable coaching of Mr. Homiak the 1948-49 Wrestling Squad has had quite a successful season. Starting with a green team, Mr. Homiak whipped the boys into shape and they turned in a season's record of six wins and three losses. Out of forty-six candidates, seniors Ace Mc- Donald and Dave Martinelli are two of the four- teen who comprised this year's team. Kneeling (left to right): P. Austino. L. Pagnam. A. Trucano. I. Hartsell. Standing (loft to right): J. DeMaio. F. Carbone. L Vai. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Mr. Krapl. M. Dougherty. L. Sobelman. L. Maz zola. T. Mitchell. I. Downie. TENNIS This vivacious group can be seen at almost every sport event. Rain or shine, they lead the crowd in cheering our teams on to victory. This year, the many new cheers originated by the squad were well received by the student body. Tennis, a new sport, was revived at Vineland High School last year under the supervision of Mr. Krapf. Although the boys had no exception- al season last year, they have fine hopes for this year. Seniors on the team are Jack Downie, Louis Mazzola, Thomas Mitchell and Lewis Sobelman. TRACK First row: D. Bornardini. I. Gosman, A. Pancheri. S. Chodnicki. M. Vendetti, R. Romano. Second row: J. Panichollo. H. Schapor. J. Permuy. I .Gruccio. I. LaRosa. Third row: A. Bornardini. L. Martinolli. R. Young. F. Donato. E. Cline. Fourth row: C. Cosh (Coach). G. Love. E. Schoch. T. Cachaza. E Erickson. H. Simms. CROSS COUNTRY Seated (left to right):E. Dorechinsky. I. Grucio. F. Donato. D. Slomin. F. Chodnicki. Standing (left to right): Coach C. Cosh. I. Turner. C. Rasmussen. F. Osborn. R. Tobolski. J. Kolibaba. W. Platt. 92 First row (loft to right): J. Leonardo. N. Possonti. P. Micheletti. D. Alvino. P. Dandrea. F. Mangino. G. Travis. F. Carbone. V. Chalow. Second row (left to right): H. Polhamus, A. Napoli. T. Perry. L. Polizzi. D. Martinelli. R. Carlton. R. Albrecht. D. Principe. Third row (leit to right): Manager J. Coccaro. Coach Dallalio. Manager V. Locicoro. BASEBALL The 1948 track team was not what could be called a very successful team, but they did com- pile a good record, beating Pitman and Palmy- ra. Joe Panichello came through to win the discus event in the state meet and Stanley Chodnicki, also in the state meet, came in in third place in the mile race. The team was filled with graduates-to-be and so this year's team will be composed mostly of new men. However, prospects for this year are not too bleak because a whole new crop of good underclassmen are joining the team. The cross country team also was not the most successful team V. H. S. has had. The boys were inexperienced, but since they are all un- derclassmen, there are hopes that the future V. H. S. cross country teams will compile more impressive records. Last year's baseball team did not have the ex- perience necessary to become a championship team, but they did play and show the spirit that is typical of V. H. S. teams. Seniors on the team are Peter Micheletti, Victor Chalow, Dave Alvino, Fred Carbone, Robert Albrecht, Dave Martinelli, Anthony Nap- oli and Louis Polizzi. The team was under the capable direction of Coach Nello Dallalio and Assistant Coach Nor- man Walsh. 95 FEATURES Typical Seniors Ace McDonald. Barbara Down Best D PoUwi CaP an 99est Flirts 0,namus. Joan Most Happy-go-lucky Helen Badaracca. Fred Bemardini Cutest Girl and Boy Doris Badaracco. Fred Carbone 96 BeS' RoS.e UrT°� e Eddie Manares, Rosa Cutest Couple Joan DeMaio, Americo Antonelli Geor Personality Plus Betty Leistner, Fred Carbone Joan BeSt Sfce cD°nald De aio. Best Musicians Joyce Ljungvall, Marvin Ostroff Most 11 mtmc George Travis, Faith Ballow 97 THE 49ers What a strange new adventure began in the fall of 1945 for a large group of over two hundred students! This was the year in which the 49'ers embarked on the first lap of their jounrney that was to take four years to complete. Under the capable leadership of our chief. Anthony Napoli, we made our way that year. Along the trail we found relaxation and entertainment when the Senior Class of 1946 presented the delightful play Smilin' Through. That year proved to be full of activities for many of us. A new experience was ours when the first week of May rolled around and exams were everyone's worry. Everyone was happy, however, when the school year finally came to a close. When the second lap of our itinerary began, we chose as our new chief, Americo Antonelli. Prospects were brighter this year, for we now had become accustomed to our new settlement, Vineland High School. One of the outstand- ing activities that year was the new corps of twirlers, which had been organ- ized while we were still freshmen. Many of our own girls were represented in the corps, and everyone felt proud to see them marching at the football games. Dumb Dollivar was the comedy presentation of the Senior Class of 1947. We still chuckle when we recall some of the play's hilarious situations. In September, 1947, as we started once more along the trail after three months' rest, we gained new courage; for we all were upper classmen now and reveled in that feeling of superiority. This year our leader again was Americo Antonelli. New prospects were in sight and opportunities lay in wait for us. This was the year that one of our own girls was chosen Valentine queen LOOK BACK at the annual St. Valentine Dance. She was. of course, Joan DeMaio. We'll always remember the comedy that Room 101. alias the Squirrel Cage, put on in the assembly, The Marriage of Aggie Culture and Homer Economics. Another outstanding event was the first induction of members into the newly organized Vineland Chapter of the National Honor Society, in which we were represented by ten of our fellow classmates. As that year finally came to a close, our fourth and final lap of the long journey lay not far off in the future. We finally made it! Yes, this was it! We were Seniors at last. How proud we felt to be the first ones to march out of the auditorium every time there was an assembly. What a magic word Senior is! We practically ran the school, and did we love it! Our class leader was, for the third consecutive time, Amer- ico Antonelli; and Frank DeMaio was president of the Student Council. Many of our own classmates were leaders of the various clubs. The first big event was the Senior play, A Date With Judy,” which proved to be a successful hit with everyone. Following that, the National Honor Society held its second induction, in which nine Seniors became new members. Then came the Valen- tine Dance, when for the second time one of the girls in our class was chosen queen—Barbara Down. In the meantime, the term paper took up most of the Seniors' time, and the Prom, the Washington Trip, and finally Graduation were fast approaching. When this was over, a new future lay in store for us—many of us would become scattered, either going off to college or to some other institution of higher learning, or else entering the field of business. No matter what our destinations may be, may we all remember that we were the modern 49'ers who blazed the trail to a promising future, to a new and better world in which we, the pioneers, were to stake our claims. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS NAME Page Ace Radio ................................137 Ashley McCormick .......................118 Adamo Electric ...........................115 Alterman and Gassel ......................124 Aretz Swoot Shoppe .......................115 Tho Babbitt Mfg. Co.......................118 Bardfeld's................................123 Battalini's Garage .......................135 Charlos F. Becker ........................129 Bollco Glass Co...........................120 Irwin Block ..............................116 Blom Bros.................................125 Boulevard Garage..........................129 Brentwood Upholstering Co.................128 Bridgeton Evening News ...................126 Cambria Store.............................123 Contrai Taxi .............................140 Frank Cavagnaro...........................119 Hannibal Cavoli...........................116 The Corner Sweet Shoppe...................119 Crown Clothing ...........................133 Harry D. Cummins .........................115 Dalponte Breeding Farm ...................137 Delsea Esso Servicenter ..................117 Wm. Do Marchi ............................114 De Marco Motors ..........................129 Di Matteo Photos .........................125 Anthony Di Paolo..........................123 DTppolito Electric Supply Company ........123 D. and M. Feed Mill.....................Ill De Marchi Printing .......................140 Dryer's Floral Shop ......................117 Doell's Bakery ...........................135 Harry D. Doerr ...........................135 Dot’s Tavern .............................132 Elbeuf's Florists ........................115 Endicott Supply Company ..................120 Enterprise Eloctric ......................115 H. S. Entrekin ...........................124 Faith Shoe Shop...........................119 Farmers Union Coop, of Vineland. Inc......116 Ferrara's Refrigoration Service...........133 Forlan's Show Store ......................140 NAME Page T. C. Fox and Sons .......................136 Walter M. Frank ..........................125 Freshmen Class ...........................114 From A Friend ............................135 Galanto ..................................132 lohn Ganio ...............................115 Garden State Florist .....................130 Garton's Express .........................121 Gem Poultry ..............................125 Goflredi Coal Co..........................132 Goldey College............................118 Gottardi's Superette .....................123 Grand and Globe Theatres .................125 W. T. Grant Co........................... 115 Greganti Poultry Markot ..................127 Guarancini's .............................135 Harrington Munich ......................127 Harvey's Sweet Shop .................... 115 Clyde G. Hitchnor ........................127 Hodgo's Sweet Shop........................119 Harry Horowitz ...........................123 Indian Sports Center .....................123 Jenkins Food Market ......................125 Jorsoy Package Company ...................130 Jo Ella Dress Shoppo .....................134 Johnny's Place ...........................116 Johnny's Tydol Service Station............116 Jordans' .................................123 Joseph Bros...............................119 E. H. Kille ............................121 Kimball Prince Lumber Co................121 Kotok's Hardware ....................... 125 Kraman Studio ............................132 Laury Heating Co..........................126 Pierce Business School ...................137 Peter Levari. Jr..........................114 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Lieberman ........134 Limpert Bros., Inc...................... 115 Clement Lisitski .........................119 Louise's Market ..........................116 Lurex Manufacturing Co....................123 M S—G.M.C. Trucks. Salos and Service....126 S. J. McMahan ............................117 101 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS NAME Page Dr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Magolda .........117 Mainiero's ..............................117 Cy and Jim Marcacci .....................114 Marcus Shop..............................119 Marrene Ladies' Shoppe ..................115 Martini .................................120 Master Music Shop .......................127 Matlack's Drug Store ....................118 Mattioli's Clothing Storo ...............133 Maurelli's ..............................130 Max Mayerfeld............................132 Melini's Chicks..........................125 Michael Mennies .........................122 Mennies .................................131 Model Coat Co.—Dane Barse ...............124 Molinelli Trucking Corp..................121 G. Morello's Sons .......................118 National Academic Cap Gown Co..........110 National Hauling Contractors Co..........127 Nesi and Goffredi .......................116 Joseph Newton ...........................115 Newfield Wood and Coal Co................115 New System Laundry ......................131 New York Inn.............................129 Noveck's ................................119 Octagon Oil Co...........................127 Vineland Lodge No. 1317..................128 Paragon Billiards........................115 Penn-Jersey Coal Co......................127 J. C. Penney Co.. Inc....................127 Mr. Clement Pieratti ....................118 Ploucher Motors..........................118 S. Pogust and Sons ......................122 Pond Coal Co.............................128 Prince's ................................118 Regal Paint Co...........................123 Republican Club .........................131 F. Earl Richerd.........................134 Jacob Rubinoff ..........................107 Santagata and Sons.......................123 I. C. Schwarzman.........................121 Sears. Roebuck Co........................137 L. Sheard and Son........................129 S. R. Shelzline .........................118 NAME Page Silverman's ........................... 117 Smoad Bros...............................122 Wm. E. Snell.............................121 Sophomore Class .........................114 So. Jersey Joint Board ..................109 Angelo Sparagna .........................123 Spinosi Bros' Sons.......................119 Strattons Auto Service ..................108 Strother Poultry ...................„....116 Sunny Side Market .......................115 Alex M. Taylor and Son...................114 Taylor Bros..............................115 Thomas Studios ........................ 112 Thompson Sporting Goods..................119 Times Journal............................122 Walter J. Tirrell .......................116 Triangle Cleaners .......................129 Tubertini's Bar .........................119 Tubertini's Three Oaks Bar ............ 122 Cony's Tydol Service Station ............114 Uddo and Taormino .......................136 Unsworth Motor Co........................117 Venice Maid Co...........................116 Venturi's Mens' Wear.....................132 Victory Transportation. Inc..............136 Vineland Building Supply ................135 Vineland Coop. G. L. F. Service. Inc.....131 Vineland Electric Supply Co..............135 Vineland Hat Clean'g Shoe Shine Parlor. ..US Vinoland Koshor Dolicatessen.............119 Vineland Lumber and Coal Co..............136 Vineland Motors .........................117 Vineland National Bank ..................106 Vineland School Boosters.................113 Vogel Ritt of N. J.. Inc.................132 Edward Warren............................119 West Side Floral Gardens ................135 Woylman's ...............................120 White Sparrow Inn .......................133 Winslow's Pharmacy.......................114 Louis Zarbo .............................125 Zuccas ..................................133 Zucca's Bakery...........................130 PROFESSIONAL PAGE TEACHERS Annie Accardo Florence Adamo Florence C. Adamo Edward B. Arnade Antonio Cernigliaro Clarion Cosh Doris Epstein Charles Furlong Theresa Henzi Milton Kammer Norman Krapf John Lehockey Helen Lewis Rocco Lipartito Bennett Matlack Helen C. McMicking Jeanne Meyers Elizabeth Mulford Floyd Nasser Estelle O'Kane Compliments of A FRIEND 24-Hour Service We Go Anywhere VI 7-1513 for CENTRAL TAXI The Orange and Cream Radio Cab Service—Dependability—Courtesy Anne Ostrander Georgette Reig Bernice Scrivani Beatrice Stern Rose Sternberg Hallie Lou Stewart Norman Walsh Marion Ware Bessie Weylman Nancy Wissweasser DOCTORS J. P. Cleary Sidney Brodsky DENTIST N. J. Pitel LAWYERS Milstead McElroy Compliments of DE MARCHI PRINTING F O R L A N ' S Samples and Cancellations SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 408 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. 5. W. CORNER BOULEVARD and LANDIS AVE. (Opposite the Grand Theatre) CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 104 THE TRADESMENS BANK TRUST COMPANY OF VINELAND, N. J. FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY FAITHFULLY SERVING THE PEOPLE OF VINELAND AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES 105 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF VINELAND NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY 106 1906 1949 JACOB RUBINOFF BETTER FEEDS FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS'' VINELAND CLAYTON WOODBURY 107 Pi TRATTON'S TUDEBAKER p ALES AND U ERVICE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE SIEBERLING THERMOWELD RECAPPING TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE — 2580 and 2581 108 Compliments of SOUTH JERSEY JOINT BOARD AMALGAMATED CLOTHING WORKERS OF AMERICA Manager—PHILIP RUDICH Secretary-Treasurer—ALBERT GIULIANI Educational Director—ANNA BERTINO Business Agents MARY WESTON CARL GIORDANO JOSEPH OLIVA JOHN JARGOWSKY MARINO BERNARDINI 109 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 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES, TOO! Now, those long study periods over book and pen are over. You're facing 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 Poultrymen Depend On D M FEED MILLS GROWING ... GROWING ... GROWING 111 515 SOUTH SEVENTH ST., VINELAND PHONES 1757-1758 WE ARE PROUD TO BE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER TO VINELAND HIGH SCHOOL Yes, we are proud of this title, because of the fine work that is being done by your school, and the opportunity you have given us to be affiliated with it. THOMAS STUDIOS FOREMOST PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE EAST 88 E. COMMERCE STREET BRIDGETON, NEW JERSEY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '49 VINELAND SCHOOL BOOSTERS BEST WISHES BEST WISHES FROM FROM The Class of ’51 The Class of ’52 Money to Loan Real Estate Phones VI 7-0670R—VI 7-0410 ALEX M. TAYLOR SON PETER LEVARI, Jr. INSURANCE GENERAL HAULING 545 LANDIS AVENUE SOUTH MAIN ROAD VINELAND, N. J. VINELAND, NEW JERSEY WM. DE MARCHI Magazines—Papers—Notions Cigarettes—Cigars MAIN and SHERMAN SOUTH VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of WINSLOW'S PHARMACY 543 LANDIS AVENUE CONY'S TYDOL SERVICE STATION S. W. Corner MAIN RD. and CHESTNUT AVE. Cy and Jim Marcacci MARCACCI'S MARKET VINELAND. N. J. N. MAIN ROAD and CRR 114 W. T. GRANT 621 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. Phone 9-8251 TAYLOR BROS. LINOLEUM SERVICE Linoleum—Kentile—Venefian Blinds Milton H. Taylor. Louis W. Taylor. Props. 318 WOOD STREET VINELAND. N. J. ARETZ SWEET SHOPPE Candy Ice Cream—Newspapers Magazines WEST BOULEVARD NEWFIELD, N. J. Vineland 9-8032 Thomas A. Serra SUNNYSIDE FOOD MARKET Finest Quality Meats. Groceries, Frosted Foods 506 SOUTH SIXTH STREET VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of ADAMO ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Phone 8058 JOHN GANIO Chrysler Airtemp Heating Air Conditioning—Commercial Refrigeration NORTH DELSEA DRIVE HARRY D. CUMMINS SHEET METAL WORKER ELMER ROAD VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Phono VI 9-8432 ENTERPRISE ELECTRIC LICENSED ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Television - Radio Sound Systems Electrical Appliances 203 SO. 7TH STREET VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of VINELAND HAT CLEANING AND SHOE SHINE PARLOR 513% LANDIS AVENUE. VINELAND. N. J. NEWFIELD WOOD COAL CO. PHONE VI 9-3550 Compliments of PARAGON BILLIARDS 11-13 SOUTH 7TH STREET VINELAND. N. J. Phone 7-0612J ELBEUF'S FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Cut Flowers and Plants Funeral Work a Specialty Joseph Sonny” Elbeuf. Prop. 720 S. 7TH STREET below CHESTNUT AVE. VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of MARRENE LADIES' SHOPPE 537 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. Phono VI 7-1528 HARVEY'S SWEET SHOP PAINLESS FILLINGS for the SWEET TOOTH 424 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. Phone VI 7-1561 SEE JOSEPH NEWTON for your B. F. Goodrich Tires. Tubes and Battorics Motorola Television Compliments of A Friend LIMPERT BROTHERS VINELAND. NEW JERSEY THE BEST OF SERVICE Congratulations, Class of '49 • Farmers' Union Cooperative of Vineland Inc. SELL YOUR POULTRY TO Mill and Office: NORMA, N. J. • STROTHER An organization owned by MILMAY, N. J. poultrymen who believe that Prop., H. Strother Education—Cooperation—Legislation Phone Vineland 7-6724 build Democracy Phone Vineland 9-8370 NESI AND GOFFREDI Dealers in JOHNNY'S TYDOL SERVICE STATION SOCONY VACUUM PRODUCTS Tires— Batteries- Accessories LANDISVILLE. N. J. S. W. CORNER BOULEVARD AND CHESTNUT Phone Vineland 9-9642 Phone 9-8396 LOUISE'S MARKET JOHNNY'S PLACE Highest Grade Meats ■ Groceries - Frozen Foods Fresh Produce and Fruit - Abbotts Ice Cream BEER. WINES and LIQUOR OAK ROAD near VALLEY AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. Phone Vineland 9-9672 Compliments of IRWIN BLOCK WALTER J. TIRRELL 319-321 LANDIS AVENUE LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Phone Vineland 7-0909 Phone Vineland 7-1970J HANNIBAL CAVOLI VENICE MAID COMPANY Manufacturer of ALL KINDS OF CRATES AND CEDAR POLES VINELAND NEW JERSEY Phone VI 9-8071 or VI 9-8072 VINELAND MOTORS Compliments of NASH and REO Sales and Service Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Magolda 3RD AND LANDIS AVENUES 727 GRAPE STREET Compliments of Phone 918684 SILVERMAN'S DELSEA ESSO SERVICENTER MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE A1 Lotti and Vince Cloge, Props. 607 LANDIS AVENUE Tune-Ups and General Repairs VINELAND, N. J. Tires. Batteries and Accessories DELSEA DRIVE and GARDEN ROAD Phone 7-0580 Compliments of S. J. McMAHAN SEA FOOD MARKET UNSWORTH MOTOR CO. • DE SOTO — PLYMOUTH 716 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. 234 LANDIS AVENUE Compliments of Phone 396 Greenhouse Phone 2304 MAINIERO'S DREYER'S FLORAL SHOP John Dreyer • 508 LANDIS AVENUE Say It with Flowers for All Occasions VINELAND. NEW JERSEY 7TH STREET and LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. 'Where Style Begins PRINCE'S 539 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Phone 1389 G. MORELLO'S SONS QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES 7TH AND CHERRY STREETS VINELAND. NEW JERSEY TO IMPROVE YOUR POSITION . . . IMPROVE YOUR SKILL. KNOWLEDGE. ABILITY Serving Offices in South Jersey by Specialist for Dictaphones. Office Machines. Equipment Systems ASHLEY - McCORMICK COMP AN Y OFFICE OUTFITTERS 32 EAST COMMERCE STREET BRIDGETON. NEW JERSEY Compliments of THE BABBITT MANUFACTURING COMPANY 719 PARK AVENUE VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Compliments of MATLACK'S DRUG STORE LANDISVILLE. NEW JERSEY Compliments of S. R. SHETZLINE Phone Vineland 7-05091 General Repairs. Outboard Motors. Parts and Minor Ovorhaulings PLOUCHER MOTORS SOUTH DELSEA DRIVE. VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of PIEROTTI AND SON QUALITY CHICKS and UB1KO FEEDS CUMBERLAND AVENUE. MILMAY. N. J. Phone 4-5391 GOLDEY COLLEGE DELAWARE'S SELECT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS NINTH STREET AT TATNALL WILMINGTON 43. DELAWARE 118 Compliments of THE CORNER SWEET SHOPPE 801 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. SPINOSI BRO'S - SONS MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Compliments of JOSEPH BROS. CLOTHING 520 LANDIS AVENUE • Phone 2518 705 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Compliments of FAITH SHOE STORE Phone 519 9 SOUTH MAIN STREET WOODSTOWN. NEW JERSEY Phone 1131 FRANK CAVAGNARA Sales — PACKARD — Service You get Honest Value in Your Used Cars WEST LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. (Opposite High School) NOVECK'S GIFT SHOP 701 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of THOMPSON'S SPORTING GOODS STORE 19 NORTH 6TH STREET Phono 237-J Compliments of CLEMENT LISITSKI Compliments of HODGE'S SWEET SHOP SHERMAN AVENUE and BOULEVARD SOUTH VINELAND. N. I. President of Weymouth Township School Board Compliments of ED WARREN SOUTH VINELAND NEW JERSEY Compliments of MARCUS SHOP 3 SO. SIXTH STREET Compliments of TUBERTINI'S BAR Compliments of GOLDSTEIN'S DELICATESSEN 514 LANDIS AVENUE Phone VI 7-1327 119 ENDICOTT SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES • BOULEVARD AND PEAR STREET VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Office Phones: 682 - 683 John E. Reisenwitz, President Compliments of 771 srfi S n ? Compliments of BELLCO 6?3 LAnpis m. vinaAno. nj. GLASS, Inc. WEYLMAN • VINELAND THE JEWELER NEW JERSEY KNOWN FOR BETTER SHOES KIMBALL PRINCEI Ccr. VINELAND MILLVILLE VINELAND 365 MILLVILLE 2B7 Compliments of MR. and MRS. I. C. SCHWARZMAN Compliments of CHARLES MOLINELLI Trucking EAST LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. Phone VI 7-0561J Quality and Service in Flowers E. H. KILLE FLORIST 707 LANDIS AVENUE Phone 7-2288 WM. E. SNELL ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION 226 ELMER STREET VINELAND. N. J. Phone 487 GARTON'S EXPRESS GENERAL HAULING 115 MONTROSE STREET 121 TIMES JOURNAL FIRST! in NEWS . . . CIRCULATION . . . ADVERTISING Compliments of S. POGUST SONS 510-12 LANDIS AVENUE Office Machines and Equipment for Every Purpose Compliments of Compliments of MICHAEL MENNIES FABRICS and SPECIALTIES Formerly Mennies Ladies Store 532 ELMER STREET VINELAND. N. J. Phone 9-4920 We Deliver TUBERTINI'S (3) OAKS BAR 2ND AND CHESTNUT AVENUES Steak Sandwiches Our Specialty PACKAGE GOODS STORE 122 LUREX MANUFACTURING Phone Vineland 9-8386 COMPANY SAMUEL SANTAGATA SONS • Wholesale and Retail 118 NO. 8TH STREET Imported and Domestic Groceries Flour. Feed, Hay, Seeds, Fertilizers VINELAND. N. J. LANDISVILLE, N. J. Compliments of CAMBRIA STORE Compliments of • 529 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. NEW JERSEY ANGELO SPARAGNA SPORTING GOODS INDIAN SPORT CENTER Compliments of Bicycles—Powercycles--Motorcycles Welding . . . Brazinq JORDAN'S Indian Cycles Cushman Scooter PHONE 842 533 LANDIS VINELAND. N. J. DTPPOLITO ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Electrical Supplies. Appliances and Lighting Fixtures GOTTARDI'S SUPERETTE MARKET Sirott Bros.. Prop. 604 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. 704 GRAPE STREET VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of HARRY HOROWITZ ANTHONY DIPAOLA WATCH AND CLOCK SHOP 12 NORTH 6TH STREET VINELAND. N. J. Compliments ot BARDFELD'S WOMEN'S APPAREL 509 LANDIS AVENUE 509 LANDIS AVENUE ALTERMAN GASSEL INSURANCE Compliments of H. S. ENTREKIN JEWELER — OPTOMETRIST • 729 WOOD STREET VINELAND, N. J. MODEL COAT COMPANY • DANE BARSE BEST WISHES FOR THE GRADUATING CLASS C)fle£vni 'i Chick MELINIS HATCHERY Dtp-t.C.Delsea Drive Oak Road .VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Compliments of GEM POULTRY GRAND AND GLOBE THEATRE KOTOK HARDWAREC? Phono 9-7678 Compliments of WALTER M. FRANK CARPENTER CONTRACTOR 117 NO. 3RD STREET VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of BLOM BROS. FURNITURE STORE Phono 7707-W DI MATTEO PHOTOS 416 SOUTH 3RD STREET VINELAND. N. J. Phone 7-0068 JENKINS FOOD MARKET 701 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of LOUIS ZARBO PHILADELPHIA EVENING BULLETIN DISPENSERS OF INDOORS COMFORT LAURY HEATING CO. 511-13 PLUM STREET VINELAND, N. J. Phone Vineland 9-3861 Lennox All-Steel Furnaces Oil Burners SOUTH JERSEY'S LARGEST HEATING CONCERN Compliments of BRIDGETON EVENING NEWS Phone 8009-J M. S. - G.M.C. TRUCKS Sales and Service BRIDGETON NEW JERSEY DELSEA DRIVE and WHEAT ROAD Phone 1714 Compliments of MASTER MUSIC SHOP Complete Line of All Popular and Classical Records and Accessories k Radios, Record Players and Electrical Appliances 535 LANDIS AVE.. VINELAND. N. J. P. B. Brundage. Mgr. 639 LANDIS AVENUE Phone 7-0970 Compliments of Compliments of NATIONAL HAULING CONTRACTORS CO. GREGANTI POULTRY MARKET VINELAND. NEW JERSEY CHESTNUT AVE. and MAIN RD. VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Phone Vineland 9-8531 Compliments of PENN-JERSEY COAL CO. CLYDE G. HITCHNER Famous Readinq Anthracite Atlantic Furnace Oils MINOTOLA. N. J. Phone 7-1994 HARRINGTON and MUNICH Compliments of REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Train and Bus Lead to Us OCTAGON OIL CO. 12 SOUTHWEST BOULEVARD VINELAND. N. J. HAMMONTON. N. J. 127 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '49 BRENTWOOD UPHOLSTERING CO. Manufacturers of Fine Living Room Suites Remodeling, Repairing and Refinishing Custom Made Slip Covers ALL WORK GUARANTEED S. W. BOULEVARD AND GRAPE STREET i Phone Vineland 9-8063 FIIMIUM ANTHRACITE COAl Compliments of VINELAND POND COAL COMPANY GULF FUEL OIL and OLD COMPANY'S LEHIGH COAL Oil Burners Installed Lodge No. 1317 Order of Sons of Italy N. E. BOULEVARD at PEACH ST. VINELAND, N. J. Phone 9-3660 L. Sheard Son Compliments of Feed, Grain. Poultry Supplies De Marco Motors • Authorized DODGE and PLYMOUTH Manufacturers of Sales and Service SHEARD'S POULTRY FEEDS • • WEST AND LANDIS AVENUES 203 NORTH EAST AVENUE VINELAND, N. J. Phone 703 - 7682 Phone 7-2687 CHARLES F. BECKER Compliments of GIFTS AND PAPER SPECIALTIES TRIANGLE CLEANERS • 115 SOUTH SIXTH STREET BRIDGETON. N. J. VINELAND, N. J. Compliments of Phone Vineland 9-9828 THE BOULEVARD GARAGE S. E. BOULEVARD NEW YORK INN Catering to PARTIES—BANQUETS—WEDDINGS Between Cherry and Chestnut VINELAND. N. J. 703 ALMOND STREET VINELAND. N. J. 129 COMPLIMENTS OF JERSEY PACKAGE COMPANY Manufacturers of FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CONTAINERS BANK STREET BRIDGETON, NEW JERSEY Phone 7-2040 GARDEN STATE FLORIST George Cavagnard, Prop. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Flowers Delivered Anywhere WEST LANDIS AVENUE Opposite High School VINELAND. N. J. MAURELL'S General Electric Appliances FURNITURE MINOTOLA. NEW JERSEY Phone 996 Compliments of ZUCCA’S BAKERY Since 1896 VINELAND'S OLDEST BAKERS OF BETTER BREAD AND PASTRY 7TH AND CHERRY STREETS Compliments of Compliments of The Borough of Vineland NEW SYSTEM REPUBLICAN LAUNDRY CLUB Compliments of Compliments of MENNIES VINELAND MEN’S WEAR • COOPERATIVE 617 LANDIS AVENUE G. L. F. SERVICE, Inc. VINELAND. N. J. Vineland 9 3616 MAX MAYERFELD POULTRY FARMS OUR SPECIALTY All Sizes ... All Prices WEST OAK ROAD VINELAND, NEW JERSEY ICE COAL Compliments of GOFFREDI COAL CO. WHEAT AND BREWSTER ROAD Phone Vineland 7-1719W FUEL OIL KEROSENE KRAMAN STUDIO Portraits ot Children and Adults at the Studio or in the Home. Arranged at Your Convenience Candid Shots of Weddings Are Our Spocialtios 709 LANDIS AVENUE. VINELAND. N. J. Phone 808-R-ll DOT'S TAVERN FINE ITALIAN FOODS Lew and Dot Franks, Props. WHEAT ROAD VINELAND. N. J. Congratulations to the Graduates of'49 from VENTURI'S MENS WEAR Complete Line of MEN'S APPAREL 609 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET VINELAND, N. J. G A L A N T E INTERIOR DECORATORS 525 LANDIS AVENUE Globe Theatre Building VINELAND, N. J. Phone 2052 Charles Galante 132 COMPLIMENTS OF CROWN CLOTHING CO. 609 PAUL STREET VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone 343 MATTIOLI'S CLOTHING STORE MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTER 608 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Compliments of FERRARA'S REFRIGERTATION SERVICE ZUCCA'S SELF-SERVICE Commercial Sales, Service and Installations MARKET TYPHOON AIR-CONDITIONING VINELAND. NEW JERSEY W. LANDIS AVENUE l TMPT ItMTk M T 133 PONTIAC Huns your errands — Meets your guests and does both superlatively well F. EARL RICKERD 122 LANDIS AVENUE Phone VI 9-4326W Compliments of Mr. and Mrs Bernard F. Lieberman Best Wishes for Success from JO ELLA DRESS SHOPPE Carrying a Complete Line of LINGERIE. HOSIERY. DRESSES, SKIRTS. BLOUSES In All Sizes and Styles MINOTOLA. N. J. 134 WEST SIDE FLORAL GARDENS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bouquets and Corsages 211 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND. NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 FROM A FRIEND Phone Vineland 9-9087R1 Compliments of BATTELINE'S GARAGE Doctor of Motors VINELAND BUILDING SUPPLY Keystone Official Garage Let Us Diagnose Your Car Trouble HARDING HIGHWAY LANDISVILLE, N. J. Compliments of Telephone Vineland 7-2020 GUARANCINI'S HARRY D. DOERR SUPER MARKET 431 LANDIS AVENUE WHEAT ROAD VINELAND. N. J. FORD SALES AND SERVICE Phone Vineland 7-1267 DOELL'S BAKERY 545 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND BAKERY PRODUCTS OF ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. EAST AND CHESTNUT AVENUES VINELAND. N. J. BETTER QUALITY Specializing in Wedding and Birthday Cakes 135 Branches Main Office Canneries PROGRESSO FOOD PRODUCTS Compliments of Spaghetti Sauces—Cooked Spaghetti Spaghetti with Meat Balls Roasted Peppers Caponata T. C. FOX SONS. -also- Inc. Titina. Flag. Giardiniera and Mt. Beauty Brands BOTH YEAR OF Mfd. by POULTRY FEED SERVICE UDDO TAORMINA COMPANY 527 CHESTNUT AVENUE VINELAND. N. J. NEWFIELD. N. J. Phone Vineland 1565 Phone VI 9-3500 Cable Add.: UTA. Vineland. N. J. Compliments of Compliments of VINELAND VICTORY LUMBER COAL COMPANY Transportation Inc. • • BOULEVARD and PEAR STREET Phone VI 9-3837 VINELAND. NEW JERSEY 136 COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. 727 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND NEW I ERSEY Phone 1080 Compliments of DALPONTE BREEDING FARM Breeders of New Hampshires, Sex Links, and Red Rock Crosses RICHLAND, NEW JERSEY Phone Vineland 609-R-4 Phone 1660 Complete Line of Records and Albums BEND1X and RADIOS REPAIRED ACE RADIO SERVICE 502 LANDIS AVENUE STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANCY Individual Prog re� � Courts SUMMER TERM-8 Weeks,BeginningJune20 Shorthand and Typing Coons for thoie who plan to attend college. Bru� h-up and Regular Covna . FALL TERM-Day, Sept. 6-Evening, Sept. 19 Early fero fmeitt Advliobla PEIRCE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pine St. Wtrt of Breed, Philadelphia 1. Pa. Call, write or 'phone PE 5-2100 for catalog 137 RAE PUBLISHING COMPANY A Complete Service For School Yearbooks. Newspapers and Catalogs DESIGNING • PRINTING BINDING 57 WEST SOUTH ORANGE AVE. Telephone South Orange 2 5011 SOUTH ORANGE. N. J. BOOSTERS Aabbcilja Lena Barnabei Mrs. Samuel Blom Mr . Ruth Abate Lillian Barnabei Ben Blunstoin Mrs. Abbett Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barnabei Connie Boardloy Mr. and Mrs. Al. Capo Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman Margaret Barnabei Bob and Pat Angie Ackwell Mrs. Mary Barnabei Carmen Boccelli Mrs. Roso Capozolli Arthur M. Adamo Tony Barnabei Pat Boccelli Mr. and Mrs. Alfrod Cappollucci Miss Adamo Faye Barber Bucky Bocchetti Mr. and Mrs. Bob Capra Carrol Adams Betty Jean Barnett Evio Bocchotti Eleanor Capra Charloy Adams Romana Barnhill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bocchetti Chris Adams Kav Barraclough Rudy Bocchetti Mr. John Adams Mr. Joseph Barruzzo Dolores E. Bonato Mrs. Mary Carbone Lorraine Adams Sonya Barsky Gladys Bonato Mrs. S. N. Adams Maurice Barsuglia Roseann Bonato Juanita Carini A Friend Miss Anna A. Bartels Bob Bononcini Louis Carini A Friend Miss Etta Bartels Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Boody Mrs. Rose Carini Molly Agostini Anthony Basile Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bortle. Sr. Loo Aldrich Nancy Basile Frankie Bortle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Alexander Doris Bassano Holon Bortle Jorry Alford Mrs. M. Bassano Henry Holding Bostwick Richie Carlton Anita Alimenti Mr. and Mrs. James Bassetti Don Botbyl Julia Alimenti Mr. and Mrs. John Bassetti Ed Botbyl Mrs. C. Alterman Julia Bassetti Marjorie Botbyl Mrs. Holon A. Anastor. R.N.A. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Basolis Ruth Botbyl Arthur Andorson Mr. and Mrs. Ron. Basolis Bobbio Bowden Emily G. Andorson Robert Bates Howard Bowers Ernest Amodei Alioso Battelini Shirley Bowers Walter Anderson David Battelini Miss Doloros Boychvk Camile Angelo Jane Battersby Mary Bozarth Mr. and Mrs. Chester Angolucci Barbara Bauer Larry Braccia Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angelucci Mr. John Bochtold Nancy Braccia James Angelucci Adrienno Becker Elaine Bracco Betty Annello Barbara Bockor Mr. and Mrs. George Bragin Fred Castellini Paul Annello Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bockor Barbara Braunstein Johnny Antolini Suzie Behling Clyde D. N. Brenner Anna Antolini Mrs. R. Bell Joel W. Brennor Angelo Antonolli Andy Bellone Brentwood Upholstery Mr. and Mrs. James Cavagano Mrs. Angelo Antonolli Frank Bellone Mr. Elliott H. Brewor Jennie Antonelli Rita Bellone Earl Britz Maria Antonelli Gloria Belvidere Mr. J. Brodsky Mrs. E. E. Arbuckle Helen Bennett Mrs. R. Brodsky Joan Arbuckel Mr. Bon Benson Beverly Brooks Jean Armato Joan Bonton Bobby Brooks Edward Arnade Mrs. P. Benvenuti Mrs. Leona Brooks Catherine Arpino Gisella Berg Mrs. M. Brooks Celeste Arpino Esther M. Bergamo. Jr. Nancy Brooks Mrs. Josephine Cesta Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arpino Frankie Bergamo. Jr. Richard Brooks Franklyn Astor Irene H. H. Bergamo Ronald Brooks Mr. J. W. Atkins Joan Bergamo Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brooks Florence Chalow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atkinson Mildred Berkowitz Miss Amala Brookins Louis Atkinson Simpson Berkowitz Beatrice Brown Ann Austino Marilyn Borman Mrs. Luke E. Brown Mrs. F. Austino Angio Bernardi Mrs. Madeline Bruce Phyllis Austino Joe Bornardi Doloros Bruge Raymond Champion Charles Aulffo Louise Bernardi Larry Bruge Roso Aulffo Mary Bernardi Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bruge Barry Babbitt Edward Bornhardt Mrs. Ann Brigneli Clinton R. Babbitt Joseph Berni Marjorie Brundage Mrs. Amelia Chasse Gladys Babbitt Wilma Beseatrini Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brundage Mr. Arthur Chasse. Sr. Lois Babbitt Mrs. Geraldine Bernstein Elaine Curtis Brunner Marion Babbitt Mr. Herman Bernstoin Gladys Bruner Richard Babbitt Stanley Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. J. Horace Brunor Sharon Babbitt Martin Bernstein Frank Anthony Bruno Ida Babst Mr. David F. Berry Mr. Carlo Buffa Mrs. Marie Chasse Larry Babst Miss Joan Francis Berry Marilyn Buglio Mr. and Mrs. Gus Badaracca Mr. and Mrs. S. Russell Berry Robert Buglio Dennis Badaracco Bert Dan Bulback Helyn Badaracco Margio Bertonazzi Mr. Frank Buono Marco Cheli Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Badaracco Thelma Bottini Mrs. Virginia Buono Fritz J. Chrodnicki. Ill Walter Badaracco Lena Bettucchi Lillian Burch Charlotto Baker Mr. and Mrs. John Bettucchi Mr. Woodrow Burch Elsie Bakor Danny Biagi Sam Buseaglia Minnie Cichetti John Baker Henry Biagi Tina Buscomi Mary Ciocco Mr. and Mrs. August Baldesar Mary Bianco Gus Buschom Miss Dorothy Baldesar Mike Bianco Carolyn Bylone Miss Louiso Baldesar Horbert Bieric Thomas Cachaza Marie Balletto Mr. and Mrs. M. Blecki Mary Grace Cairone Mrs. Raymond Clarke Mr. A1 Ballow Charlos Bisacquino. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calabrese Faith Ballow Wilma Biscattini Jane Camp Mrs. Selma L. Ballow Betty Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Murray S. Cantor Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Cline Gilbert Bardfeld Edwin H. Bisbing Sam Cantor Mae Bardsley Rose M. Bisbing Rose Marie Capabianco Marjorio Barish B. J. J. B. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Capano Henry Coffin Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Barkor Miss Janet Bliacz Harold Block Mr. and Mrs. Caplan Henry Coia '39 BOOSTERS Donald Cola Fran Cola Paulino Cola Barbara Leo Collins Mr. and Mrs. Earle R. Collins Mr. and Mrs. I. Collins Mr. and Mrs. John E. Collins Marian L. Collins Cathorine Comparri Marguorita E. Compataro Mr. and Mrs. Fred Concello Joan Concello Carol Conell Jane Connolly Angelino Conta Mr. and Mrs. David Cook Betty Cook Grace Cooper Cecelia Cordes Stella Corsiglia Lee Cortapossi Eve Coslop Lou Coslop Marie Cossa boon Penny Costa Betty Costanzo Mr. and Mrs. Lestor Coulter Carol Coveil Mrs. Jamos Coyle Mary Crane Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Crossley Richard Crowell Mr. and Mrs. C. Cupini Joe Cupini Marie Cupini Lou Curcio Roso Curcio Carl Custard Angelina D'Amico Emily D'Amico Maryann Daggan Frances Dagostina Dorn. Dalesandro Thomas Dalesandro Flora Dallago Mr. and Mrs. Dallago Raymond Dallago Charles Dallett Howard Dallott Wilmer Dallett Estelle Dalponte Gloria Dalponte Pearl Dalponte Kitty Dandrea Miss Ida Darminio Mr. and Mrs. S. Darminio Mrs. Anna Darminio Phil Darrigo Harry E. Davis June Davis Mary Davis Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis Inez Davidson Jerry Davidson L. A. Davidson Henry De Angelo Margaret De Beilis Mrs. Helen De Bello Connio De Bruno Julia De Chino Deedle and Cookie Philip D'Elia Roseann D'Elia Joe De Falco Angelo De Felice Norma De Lorenzo Joe De Maio Mr. and Mrs. Lewis De Maio Rita De Maio Gloria De Marco Joseph De Marco Lillian De Marco Louis De Marco Richard De Maria Virginia De Maria David De Mattee. Jr. John De Matte Mr. and Mrs. Edward De Matte Bob Dendlsbeck Margaret (Toots) Densten Lawrence De Palma Theresa De Palma Mr. Ernest De Rosa Mrs. Betty Do Rosa June De Ruchie Harold De Ruchie Lottie De Ruchie Nina De Ruchie Kurt Dessauer Eleanor De Witt Mr. and Mrs. C. M. De Woody Joan Marie Dezutti Bud Diauto Mr. and Mrs. L. Di Biase Mr. and Mrs. V. Di Biase Peter Di Biase Vincent De Biase Miss Alta Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Alton Diehl Rose Di Domenico Bob Di Emma Pete Di Emma Gene De Giovacchino Roso Di Giovacchino Solve D'lppolito Miss Clara Dilazzero Mr. and Mrs. L. Lilazzero Angelina Di Luca Anna Di Luca Diana and Spanky Tommy Di Rossi Verna Di Rossi Stevo Di Stefano Joneen Jo Di Toma Mr. Millard F. Dobson. )r. Mrs. Millard F. Dobson. Jr. Mr. Millard H. Dobson Mrs. Millard H. Dobson Laura A. Dobson Martha Dobson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Doorr Paul Louise Doorr Edith Donato Francis Donato Louise Donato Margaret Donato Ralph Donato Bob Dondero Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dondero Carol Donley Jeanne Donley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donovan Art D'Ottavio Joan Dougherty Mr. Howard Down Mrs. Anne Downey Babs Downie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dragotta Robert Drake Ruth Drake Mr. William H. Dunlevy. Jr. Leo Dunn Peggy C. Dunn Duke. Thane of Brentwood Miss M. Durrand Catherine Mary Dutra John J. Dutra Mr. and Mrs. D'Lee P. Dutra Mr. and Mrs. P. Dutra Catherine Eaton Mr. and Mrs. William Eaton Ed. Walking Boy Hymie Edelstein Mary Edelstein Mr. and Mrs. Nathan J. Edelstein Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edelstein Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edmeads Anna K. Edward Irma Ehrlich Mrs. Jack V. Eisaman Mrs. Anna Eisenberg Mr. Herman Eisenberg Mr. Nathan Eisenberg Dr. S. W. Eisenberg Ruth Elliott Doris B. Epstein Emerson Errickson Mr. Howard Esiboll Eleanor Evangelista Evolyn Evangelista Lorraine Evangelista Martha Evangelista Rita Evangelista Eve and Louis Emedio Fagotti Nettie Fagotti Philomona Fagotti Harriot R. Fague Anthony Falasco Phillip Falasco Marie Fanucci Mr. and Mrs. Adams Fanucci Mary Favretto Miss Guina Federici Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pederici Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fenton Miss Alma Fergoni Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferrarie Mr. L. Fenyvos Mrs. I. Fenyvos Fighting Irish Allen Finch Donald Finch Mr. and Mrs. John B. Finch Dino Fiocchi Rita Fiocchi Rudy Fiocchi John Fioro Catherine Fiori Nick Fireside Mr. Herman Fischer Mrs. Ruth Fischor Frank Fisher Howard Fisher Mark Fisher Paul Fisher Richard Fisher Violot Fisher Ann Flanagan Betty Flanagan Marian Flanagan Mrs. Marian Flanagan Mr. William Flanagan Hanna M. Fleischner Harry Flitcraft Mr. Loren Flood Mrs. Flor Mario Fiorcinito Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Ford Charlos E. Ford Topsi D. Ford Bernice Forgnoni Mrs. Inez Forss Jakie Foss J. W. Fox Dolores Fragnito Mary Fragnito Rocco Fragnito Agnes Francoschini David Francoschini Janico Francoschini Mr. and Mrs. August Francoschini Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Franceschini Mr. and Mrs. Gus Franceschini Ronald Franceschini Russell Franceschini George Franchetta Joseph Franchetta Evelyn Frank Horman Frazier Stanley Freed Gary Freedman Irwin Freedman Mr. and Mrs. S. Freedman Pearl Freedman Phyliss Freedman Danny Freimark Frank Fricano Jennie Fricano Jo Ann Fricano Joe Fricano Joe Fricano. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Fricano Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fricano Claudia Fugazzi Joan Furlong Anthony Gaburo Charles Gaburo James Gaglianone Gladys Gahles Louis Galetto Mr. Dominick Gallo Frank Galik Carmen Galzerano Andrew Gambino Mrs. Andrew Gambino Madeline Gambino Rose Gambino Mr. and Mrs. M. Gandolfo David Gandy Mr. and Mrs. John Ganio Dom Garbarino Eva Garbarino Mrs. Joseph Garbarino August Gardella Ernestine Gardolla Louis H. Gassol Raymond W. Gatti Mrs. Gatto Cathrine Gatto Eleanor Gatto Jimmy Gatto Lillian Gatto Mario Gatto Miko Gatto Patricia Gatto Miss Mary A. Gois Mary Jano Gonna Francos Gonovose Frank Gonovoso. Sr. Frank Genoveso. Jr. Irene Genovese Margie Genovese Mr. and Mrs. Edward Genther. Jr. Charles Gentile Pete Gentile Mr. Frank L. Geraci Mr. Joseph A. Geraci Dom Geradi Eddio Gorg Mrs. Emerson Gorg Mr. and Mrs. James Geri David L. Geri Richard Geri Louise Gerula Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank Giacobbe Miss Angie Dolly Giacobbe Mr. John Giacobbe Martin Giacomoni Harry Giacomoni Mr. and Mrs. Albert Giampietro Anthony Gibase Lou Giorcyk Dianah Giglio Tina Giglio Buddy Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gilliam Richard Gilliam Christine Giovinazzi Jim Giovinazzi Juno Giovinazzi Richard Giovinazzi Whitoy Giovinazzi Susan Girard BOOSTERS Gloria Girone Irwin Katz Mrs. S. Heinrich Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Leistncr. Jr. Duck Gleisburg Henry Kaufman Georgo Edward Heinze P. Joseph Leonardo Mrs. Glockenspiel and Junior Mrs. Ada Keating Mr. and Mrs. George Heinze Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Leonardo. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Goflredi David Keating Mr. and Mrs. T. Heinzen Mr. Anthony Leonardo. Jr. Amergio Goiiredi Howard Keating Mrs. R. Heise Eugene Leonhardt Bort Goffrodi James Keating Mary Lou Hcnnossy Charles Leonetti Gemma Goifrodi Beatrice Keen Barbara Anne Heritage Frances Leonetti Marlene Goiiredi Diane Keen Hank Horitage Joe Leonetti Maryann Goiiredi Nancy Keon Raymond Hermanson Miss L. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Goldbcrc Olivor Koon Anna Higbee Anno Lepairo Shep Goldberg Mr. Roy T. Koller Bob Higgins Frank J. Lesta Sybil Goldberg Mrs. I. M. Keller Edward Hirsh Jo Letizia Mrs. Fanny Goldberger Mr. Frank Kensky Holon Hnidowicz Paul Letizia Shirloo Goldstein Florence Kershak Betty Snyder Hodge Edna Letts Jean Golla Mr. Anthony Kershak Frank Hodgons Eleanor Lotts Michael Golla Mrs. Mary Kershak Mr. Samuel Hofer Eleanor Lovari Alvin Goodman Mrs. Louella F. Kier Helen Hoffman Gladys Lovari Lionel Goodman Jano Kindall Howard Hoffman Joan Levari Lorraine Goodman Aljco Kingston Gracie Hoffmeyer Lena Levari Raphael Goodman Andy Kiproski Trudy Holdcraft Mrs. Mamie Levari Gladys Goodwin Mr. Edward Kirijan Marilyn Holden Robert Levari Ralph B. Goodwin. Jr. M. C. Kleiner Bud Hollenwogor Mr. Joseph Levin Mrs. Bertha Franklin Gorby Hilda Knabe Viola Hollenwogor Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levin Miss Helen Mao Gorby Mr. and Mrs. V. Kocubka Ruth Mary Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levin Charlotte Gorman John Kohler Joan Hopp Edna Lewis Fred W. Gorman Marilyn Koitz Mr. and Mrs. F. Hornack Mr. George F. Lezcnby Matilda Gorman Mary A. Kolisnyk Charles Houck David Lieberman Sarah Gormick Miss Blanche Kolisnyk Mr. Harry Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Lieberman John Goss Mr. and Mrs. M. Kolisnyk Mrs. Bertha Hudson Ronnie Lieberman Eddie Gotlieb Blossom Kornbluh Dolly Hudson Sally Lieberman I. Gotlieb Lynn Kouhoupt Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes Lillian Lihn Alfred Gottardi Mr. Andrew Krawchuk Thomas Hughes Jean Lillquist Sylvia Gariif Mr. and Mrs. Clement Krawchuk Mrs. T. Hughes Mr. Otto Lillquist Nick Granato Miss Mary Elizabeth Krawchuk Sis Hughes Marie Licchi Jane Grandi Louis Kroelinger J. Paul Hunsborger Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lincks Jesse Grandi Shirley Kroelinger Fred Hurban Walter N. Linden Doris Graver Arthur Kronfield Miss Ruth Hurff, R.N. Noroon Lindquist Tommy Grazias Claire Kruch Ike Hutchinson Edward Lipman Burton Horace Green Shelia Kruch Harry Hysoin Jennie Lisi Mr. Clifford Green James Kruedolbach. Jr. Margaret Iafolla Joseph Lisi Chester Greganti Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kruse Alfred Iczzi Rachael Lisi Victor Greganti Dave Lacombe Warren Iczzi Lillian Lister Mr. H. L. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. A. Lagona John Inferiora Gloria Litwack Mrs. Herbert Griffith Mr. Anthony Lagona. Jr. Linda Innoconti Jack Litwack Herbert Griffith. Jr. Mrs. Ralph Laielli Mrs. Pearl Irish Stephen Litwack Carol Griffith Frank Lajonchere Jack and Janio Suzanne R. Litwack Barbara Griggs Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamb Mr. William Jackson Joyce Ljungvall Mrs. William Grosvenor Harry Lamb Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ljungvall John Gruccio Marlin Lamb Mrs. George M. Jacobson Anita Loow Barbara Gruhler Bill Land George Jacobson Col. Vinco Lociccero A1 Gubitosi Mary Ann Land Harry James Barbara Lodgo Cheety Gubitosi Charles Lande Bill Jamie Warren Loggers Mr. and Mrs. John Guida Joseph Lang Ida Jannette Janet Lolli Blackie Guidoni Pearl Lang Sheila Jason Mr. Gene Lolli Mr. Marion Gullock Regina Lang Jolly Boan Mrs. Ida Lolli William Haas Mr. Robert Lang Dorothy Jennings Francis Lolli (Fats) Mrs. Charlotte Hadsell Nora Jane Langley Marvin Jonnings Louis Lolli Jim Halferty Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Larcombo Botty Jonson Elsie Longbottom Mr. Chester R. Hall Mr. Arthur E. Larcombe Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson Kenneth Longbottom Eddie Hamblin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Larcombe Alice Johnson Irene Longbottom Elsie Hannold Bessie LaRosa Rita Johnson Joyce Longstretch Joan Hannum Mr. and Mrs. Alfred LaTorre Miss Sara Johnson June Lorentz Holon Hardnack Fitter LaTorre Mr. and Mrs. Walt Jones Midge Joan Hardsall Frances LaTorre Elva M. Joseph Stanley Mihalecz Suo Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Jake LaTorre Moe A. Joseph Walter Mihalecz Evelyn Harris Mr. and Mrs. John LaTorre Robert Joseph Howard Milanesi Gloria Harris Mr. and Mrs. Rocco LaTorre Ryna Beth Joseph Mr. and Mrs. John Milanesi Gwen Harris Jay W. Latimer Lillian Kahane Barbara Miles Mrs. Lillie Harris Poggy Lauermann Mr. Simon Kahane Edytho Miller Lorraine Harris Botty Lauriello Mrs. Paula Kahane Joseph G. Miller Dorothy Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Lebold Muriel Kaiser Kathleen Millor Betty Hartsell George Lebold Eve Linda Kaplan Jack Milstead Mrs. Edna Hartsell Mr. H. Lebowitz Fayette Kaplan Dick Mitchell Joan Hartsell Mr. J. Lebowitz Felix Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mitchell Mr. Robert Hartsoll Mrs. L. Lebowitz Frada Kaplan Tommy Mohall Harold Hathaway Holon Lee Stephen Kaplan Mrs. Gonevieve F. Moisch Kay Hauser Mr. E. Leeds Mary Kane Jean Moiso Mr. Harry J. Hearing J. Howard Legg Miss Stella Karina Robert Mole Mr. and Mrs. W. Heberling John LoGore Danial Karo John Molinolli Alice Heberling Ernest J. Lehmann Morris Karp Anne Monoardini Helen Heberling Lora Lehmann Mr. E. Kashubski Anthony Monfredo Wendel Heberling Bob Leistnor Mrs. A. Kashubski Bob L. Montgomery Mr. S. Heinrich Johnny Leistnor Paulino Kashubski Mrs. Sybil S. Moore Mr. David Katcher Marrio Moratti 241 Louis Moreno. Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Blaglo Moschelli Bernice Moskowitz Camille Moss Joan Muccfo Rosalie Muccio Miss Mulford Florence Mullen Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Mullen lulie Mullen Roy R. Mullen Janet Muller Patsy Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Munic Mrs. Jennie Musacchia Patricia Musacchi Helene Muser Elaine Musto William Myers Phil Macri Mrs. Rose Macri Frank Mader John Mader Alice Magolda Lucille Antonia Magolda Joe Magruder Mrs. Anne Mainiero Cookie Mainiero Walter Makolongwa Ellen Malatesta John Malatesta Patsy Malligan Bud Manaresi Eddie Manarosi Mrs. Marino Manaresi Mariro Manaresi Miss Isabelle Manestrina Johnny Mango Mr. L. Mann K. Patricia Mann Josephine Mannino Anna Manno Gloria Manzano Burna Maratelli Julie Maratelli Lucille Maratelli Pat Maratelli. Sr. Pat Maratelli. Jr. Charles Marcus David Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Marcus Marie and Rick Marie Marino Mrs. Lillian Marks Markey's Louis Morocco John Marracci Gertrude Martin Mary Lou Martin Mike Martinalli Arthur Martinelli Josephine Martinelli Susan Martinelli Aline Martini Elaine Martini Loretta Martini Elsie Masciarella Margaret Masciarella Wayne Masciarella Jimmy Macola Marie Maselli Richard Masilotti Robert Masilotti Doodle Massari Little A Massari Tony Massari Vincent Massari Willie Massari Vincent Massoy Mrs. Mary Matarazzi Eddee Matthews Mrs. H. Matthews Lorraine Mattioli BOOSTERS Ugo Mattioli Salvatore Maurizio Betty May Edgar May Barbara Mayerfield Manfred Mayerfield Mr. and Mrs. Sali Mayerfield John Mazzi Richard Mazzi Harry Mazzochi Joseph Mazzola Louis Mazzola Margaret Mazzola Thomas Mazzola Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mazzola P. J. McCorristin Donald McCue Mr. John McDermott Leah McKee Mr. and Mrs. Charlos McMicking Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mellar Dolores Melli Adele Mollor Anthony Mennone John Mennone Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Menone Gloria Mercoli Stanley Merer Vivian Merghi Ike Merighi Pfc. Anthony Merlock. Jr. Gladys Moschi Jamos Mesiano Fred Metzger Kenneth Metzger Hinda Meyenberg Mr. John B. Meyer Joan Micheal Carl Micheletti Anna Michelon Henry Micholon Larry Michelon Mr. Ray Naness Mrs. Ruth Naness Irene Sharon Naness Carle Nani Angie Napoli Jane Napoli Joan Napoli Mrs- Maria Napoli Mr. Pasquale Napoli Mr. Nasser Lewis Negri Charlotte Neib Rodorick Neib Sandra Nelson Miss Evolyn Nossenbaum Leigh Newcomb Jack Newman Judy Newman Peter Newman Eadie Newman Adolf B. Nielsen Mrs. Louise Nielsen Leonard Nightlinger Mrs. Anna Nixholm Nancy Nixholm Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Lou Nunziato Patricia O'Brien Hannah O'Donnell Ethel Oliva Honry Oliva Richard Oliva Robert A. Oliva Marion L. Olivetti Edith Linnoa Olson John W. Olson Nancy V. Olson Frank Onoato Itsie Opack Mr. Weslie Ordile Mr. and Mrs. Orlinsky Harriet Orlinsky Stan Orlinsky Barbara Osborn Charlos P. Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Osborn Fredric Osborn Robert H. Osborn Anne Ostrandor Marion Ostroif. Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ostroif Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ostroif Mr. and Mrs. S. Ostroif Marian Pace Master Bobby Pagano Howard Pagliughi Mrs. Rose Pagliughi Wilber Pagliughi Virgil Pagnini Sol Palmieri Lee Pancheri Pauline Panichello Orlando Panico Joyce Papalardo Frank Parennti Tony Parennti Parisian Shop Harry Paritsky Anthony E. Parlautouis Nick Pasani Anthony Passalaqua James Path Mrs- Edith Patterson Emily Patterson George Patterson. Sr. Georae Patterson. Jr. Joan Pattorson Joan Parvilja Paul and Phyllis Roscoe L. Pearce Robert Pelikan Jo Ann Peluro Mrs. Pender James Pennino Penny Ernie Pensa Johnny Ponsa Mr. and Mrs. John Perconi Rose Perella Anthony Peretti Gerry Peretti Joe Peretti Lorraine Peretti Rosalie Peretti Rose Peretti Peter James Perefege Samuel Perino Josoph Pormuy Roso Perella Archie Perry Robert Perugini Mr. and Mrs. James Pesiri Larry Peters Fern Peterson Cecilia Petrik Evelyn Petrini Lena Petrini Rosemarie Petrini Ercole Potrosante Grace Potrosante Honry Potrosante John Petrosante Mrs. Kay Petrosante Dimity Phifer Edith Phinney Gloria Phinney Gloria Piccione Mr. and Mrs. H. Pierce Evelyn Pierotti Florence Pierotti Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pilcher Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Pilcher Mrs. Mary B. Pilcher Emma Pio Marion Planchak W. Nott and Family Richard Plummer. Jr. Mrs- Maria Poggi Dewey Pogust Jacob Pogust Charlos Pokorny Mr. and Mrs. Charlos Pokorny Ruth Evelyn Pokorny Stephan Pokorny Howard Polhamus Mr. and Mrs. Leon Polhamus Joe Polizzi John Polizzi Mr. and Mrs. John Polizzi Kathleen Polizzi Louis Polizzi Mr. and Mrs. Nick Polizzi Pollack Pauline Pollock Mrs. Pearl Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Samuol N. Pollard Bernice Portner Johann Potter Richard C. Possenti Nick Possenti Nick Possumato Dominick Principe Albert Procaccino Dorothy Procaccino Miss Elaine Procaccino Joan Procaccino Mr. John Procaccino Mrs. John Procaccino Kay Procaccino Domenica Profora Rochella Prophoita Danny Prosper Mr. Henry Prosper. Jr. Rosalie Provenzano Catherine Przysiezna Mrs. F. Przysiezna Michael Przysiezna Ronnie Przysiozna Mr. D. Joseph Puccio Mrs. Mary Purdy Dorothy Purdy Fred Purdy Harry Purdy Albert Purgini Edward G. Quairoli Richard Quay Mr. and Mrs. I- S. Quickmire Stan Quickmire. Jr. Bill Quigloy Alan Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Rambone Louise Rambone Mary Ramish Raffia Rascone Trudy Rawlins Audrey Reamer Stanley Reed Barbara Reeve Carolyn Reeves Joe Regnolli Melvin Roichlor Robert Reichler Sam Reichler Mildred Reiman Larry Remsen Shirley Mae Remsen Johnny Repp Rex—Pride of the Farm Julie Rial Al S.H.H.S. Ricci John Ricci Mr. and Mrs. Ricci Master Ronnie Ricci Steven Ricci Evolyn Rice Botty Rich Dorothy Richards L. Donald Richards Sidney Richman Evelyn Ridolfi BOOSTERS Anno Riedl Flora Mae Ring Louise Ripa Joseph Rizzo Natalie Rizzo Mrs. Georgo Robortson Albert Robinson Mr. and Mrs. B. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Robinson John F. Rodena Janico Rodgers Mrs. Reba Rodgers Mr. William Rodgers Roberta Roman Bill Ronchetti Mao Ronchetti Mr. Frank L. Rone Victor Rone Michelle Ronis Twit Sacchetti Mr. and Mrs. A. Sagona Mr. Anthony Sagona Eugene Sammat Louise Sammat Danny Sanagator Gerry Santos Adolph Sappe Mr. and Mrs. Morris Saranoff Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Sarro Ralph Saterno Mr. and Mrs. A. Saul Janet Lee Saul Hurban Saxon. Jr. Amolia Sbrana Lionel Sbrana Anna Scarano Mr. Charles Scarpa. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scarpa Joseph Scarpa Mrs. Joseph Scarpa Mike Leroy Scarpa. Jr. Roso Scarpa Sarah Scarpa Thelma Scarpa Tony Scarpa Mr. John Scarsella Nadie Scarsella Mrs. Stella Scarsolla Lois Scattolini Edith Schachner Edwin Schachner Mr. Horman Schackner Mr. Morris Schackner Mrs. Roso Schackner Everette Schaper Selma Schatz Johnny Schenck Mrs. Malinds Schiapelli Musclos Schiapelli Edwina Schmat Lee Schneidor Doris Schnell Irwin Norman Schreiber Lillian Schreider Shirley Scrivani Edward Scull Mr. and Mrs. Roger Scull Myra Scullin Mr. J. Scurzi Mrs. J. Scurzi Marion Scurzi Ralph Scurzi Warren Scurzi Caroline Sears Wiliam Seaving Laura Sedano Marie Seelman Bill Sehl Joo Sorra Clifford Sovors Charlotto Shadis Silva Shapiro Mr. Walter Sheard Mrs. Clara E. Sheldon Mr. John Sheldon. Sr. Mr. John Sheldon. Jr. Mrs. John Sholdon. Sr. Lillian Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. C. Franklin Shelly Arnold Shelton Verdi Shelton Ted Shontzol Maureen Shephard Alberta Sheppard Barbara Sher A1 Sherma Nick Shicunoff Gil Shirley Max Shrieber Matilda Shroeder Shultzie Mr. and Mrs. Wade Silvers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simmerman Eric Simon Elizabeth Simpson Jimmy Simpson Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson Harry Sims Carol J. Singer Harry A. Singer Leatrice Singer Doloros Slomin Donald Slomin Mr. and Mrs. G. Smalley Randy Smalley Mr. Bert Smaniotto Francos Smith Jackie Smith Marian Smith Mildred Smith Myrtle Smith Sarah Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snape Snooky Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder Henry Snyder Philip W. Snyder Wilbur Snyder Lewis Sobelman Mrs. M. Sobelman Socialist Labor Party Thomas Sole Sol and Hel Rose Spada Christina N. Speerli Charles Spenser Frank Spicer Jack Spickenreuther Jean Spickonrouthor Mary Spickenreuther Sandy Spiegal Miss Angelo Sposito Tony Staino Mr. and Mrs. Anthony H. Stanewicz Mr. and Mrs. Josoph Stavoli Honry Steelman Ruth Stoinodor Mrs. Rose Steiner Mildred Steinmetz Robert Steinmetz Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stern Miss Rose H. Sternberg Mary Stignani Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Stoklosa John Stopa Tony Stopa Douglas Stratton Ted Stratton. Sr. Mrs. Ted Stratton. Sr. Priscilla Strauss Verne C. Strootor Mrs. Edgar Strongo Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stringari Marty Stringari Mrs. Ida M. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Victor Suchanoff Sug and Lou Arline Sussman Babe Tamanini Madeline Tamanini Paul Tamarri Speed Raymond Tamanini Phyllis Tarapilli Marie Tarditi Lewis Taylor Janice Tazour Mr. and Mrs. Poter Temperino Joan Terry Mr. and Mrs. Fred Testa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Testa. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Testa Clarence Testa Frank J. Testa Joseph Testa Lois Testa Howard Tharp Jackie Tharp Mooso Tharp The Oven June Thierrey Robert Thom George Thomas Esther Thornborrow Paul Thornborrow Donald Tirell Edward Tobolski Mrs. Florence Tobolski Phyllis Tobolski Robert Tobolski Shirley Tobolski Mr. Stove Tobolski Steve Bosco Tobolski. Jr. Leon Toczylowski Frank Tomasello Ronald Tomasso Lena Tonelli Alex Tonetta Gloria Tonetta Tony and Betty Gregory Torchio Maggie Torchio Raffaela Torchio Vincent Torchio Vincent Torchio, Jr. Jennie Trapani Joe Trips Trapani Rita Trapani Theresa Trapani Phyllis Travaglia Dena Trotti Mr. Joe Trout Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trout Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trovarelli Mr. and Mrs. Tony Trovarelli Angele Trucano Mr. and Mrs. Jess Trucano Mr. and Mrs. William Tschirner Max Tucker Bette Tudisco Ruth Turney Turney and Norma Mr. and Mrs. Emidio Tursini Mr. and Mrs. R. Tursini Mr. Guido Tursini Tursini and Company Mrs. Evelyn Twyne Adelaide Uber Mr. and Mrs. Max Ulbrich Speedboy Unsworth Angelo Vafiades Pinky Vai Cal. Eddie Valdiseri William R. P. Valla. Jr. Irene Vannini Joan Vannini Louis Vannini Viola Vannini Eleanor Van Volkenburg Florence Van Volkenburg Mr. and Mrs- Louis Vastano Norma Vencia Carmolla Venditti Anna Vendrasco Fred Vendrasco Michael Verra Mr. and Mrs. Gene Venturi Mr. and Mrs. J. Venturi Mr. and Mrs. Liber Venturi Edward Viano Ray Vick Archie Vinick Louis Viotto Laura J. Volpe Mr. Ray Wacman Mrs. John L. Walker Mrs. Lucy Walker Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Walker. Jr. Walter Walker Edward Walko Mr. Thomas Wallace Miss Dorothy Doveaux Ward Dodo Warren Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Warren Renee Warren Dorothy Watson Peggy Watson Mr. Roy Waxman Virginia Waxman Danny Weber Mr. and Mrs. Emil Weiler. Jr. Seymour Wo in berg Beverly Welch Colleen Welch Kenneth Werger Mr. William E. Whateley Mrs. Velma Whisonant William White Willie Roachie White Mrs. Clara Whitehead Charles Wieland Dolores Wieland Florence Wieland Joan Wigglosworth Marilyn Wightman Eve Wilhelm Mrs. Evelyn Wilhelm Louis Wilhelm Randy Wilhelm Charlemae Williams Howard Williams Joseph Williams Roso Williams Hilda Willuhn Alice Wilson Betsy Wilson James Wilson Leroy Wilson Emma Wolf Ingo Wolf Enyale Wollab Miss Margaret S. Woodruff Donald Wyckoff Mr. Salvatore Yacovelli Ann Yardley Yucci Dominick Zanghi Marie Zanirolli Elsie Zanni Anthony Zappariello Marie Zappariello Mary Zappariello Paul N. Zimmerman. Sr. John Zorzi Josephine Zorzi Minnie Zorzi Raymond Zorzi Albert George Zucca Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Zucca Mr. and Mrs. Peter Louis Zucca 143 AUTOGRAPHS RAE PUBLISHING COMPANY 57 West South Oronge Avenue South Orange, New Jersey 144 rttrrr