Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1950 volume:

“We are molding the key that will open the door to the future. With this as our motto we, that class of 1950, leave school to enter as citizens of the world, . . the door to the future . . What docs this mean? What is this future? To receive an impression of what the future brings we must take a brief review of the past. In the last half century the world has experienced greater changes than those ever created in the wildest and most imaginative dreams. The airplane was in- vented in 1905, yet so rapid has been the advancement of science that we were able to read in our papers this year, that man has exceeded 1000 mph. on several occa- sions. This achievement was brought about in less than 50 years. Not only in science has man progressed, for new ideas have been advanced and. applied in indus- try, economics, government, international relations, and innumerable other fields. During the past five decades mass produc- tion has been brought into use making the United States the wealthiest nation in the world. The world has seen and experi- enced for the first time a United States President serving longer than two terms, the establishment and failure of the League of Nations, the prominence of socialism and communism in government; the great- est destructive force in the history of man' kind — the atomic bomb — has been produced; perhaps most discouraging of all is that these inventions and theories were wrought and developed as the result of two world wars in which thousands of lives were lost for causes which have yet to be achieved and established. These are just a few of the many things which will influence the future with which we arc confronted. It is our responsibility to assemble this scientific data, these inventions and the theories and ideals newly formulated into a con- structivc, not destructive force. A senator from Indiana, Albert J. Beveridge once stated, “God has marked the American people as his chosen nation to finally lead in the regeneration of the world. This is our job!” Using as our “key” the education which we have received and that which some of us shall attain in the future, we shall strive not only to “open the door to the future,” but to create a better world in that future for the classes that enter after us. We have «accumulated many of the facts and records which have contributed to the final mold of our key in the past four years. We present them to you now, in the form of the 1950 Record. til J uture to tli e Mlonor WL ere M, onor is We, the class of 1950, are very proud to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Norman Walsh. In the five years that Mr. Walsh has been with the faculty at Vineland High School, he has, in his quiet yet sincere manner, made many friends and earned the respect of the entire senior class. Up until this year the boys had a virtual monopoly on Mr. Walsh's services. His duties as Physical Education Instructor and Assistant Football Coach, Jayvcc and Freshman Basketball Coach, and Assistant Baseball Coach didn't bring him into contact with many of the senior lassies. This year, however, with the introduction of the driver education course into our curriculum, the girls too have had the opportunity of working with him. Before coming to V. H. S. Mr. Walsh attended Trenton State Teachers College and then spent four years in the United States Army. In his various capacities in our school, Mr. Walsh has always made us feel that he was one of us. His friendly attitude and his willingness to be of help to us at any time have been greatly appreciated. In admiration of the clean-cut character and amiable personality that he displays, we, the Class of 1950, dedicate this book. 5 an d to a 3, me Mr. Donley Mr. Donley, our supervising principal, has been of more help to the senior class in molding the key for the future than many of us imagine. To him are due many of the advances which our entire school system has received in the past few years. With many painstaking efforts, he has seen to it that our school has gone far ahead in every respect. Mr. Donley with his smiling countenance can often be found in the halls of Vineland High School greeting members of the faculty and student body. The senior class has much for which to thank him. In our searchings for the key to open the door to the future, Miss Rossi has always been there to help and counsel us. Without her advice and aid, we would never have been able to advance as far as graduation. Busy as all high school principals are. Miss Rossi always has time to listen to our troubles. When it comes to a helping hand, our principal can always be depended upon to aid us in a construe' tive and impartial manner. The graduates of Vineland High School will never forget her. Miss M. Rossi 6 chninistration — J JhanltA BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education, in most cases, typifies the expression, “the men behind the scenes. Most of the work that they do seems to go unnoticed by the student body of Vineland High School. To them falls the task of seeing that the schools of Vincland-Landis Township are run in a smooth fashion. Without them, there would be no door to open, even if we did find the key. The Board, under the able leadership of Mr. Dane Barsc, has contributed much to the well' being of our school. We would like to extend our deepest gratitude and thanks to them for providing us with a good school system in which to grow and learn. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Margaret Thom; Mr. Sidwell Bv Thomas; Mrs. William Brooks; Mr. Dane Barsc, President; Mrs. Stuart Taylor; Dr. Kenneth Corson. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Anthony Magolda; Mr. Rocco Lipartito; Mr. Adolf Stern; Mr. I. C. Schwarzman; Mr. A. L. Donley. With Ok ese to ddead Odim an d tlii Miss Sternberg; Mr. Cernigliaro; Mr. Pennino: Miss Cresci, Miss Rossi, Miss Dur.ind. Mrs. Doerr; Miss Pagnam; Mrs. Singleton; Miss Gipner. Mr. J. Pennino OFFICE STAFF 8 Jacu Jeed Jdi m FLORENCE M. ADAMO M.A. — Languages FLORENCE G. ADAMO B.S. — Commercial EDWARD B. ARNADE B.S. — English FRANKLIN ASTOR B.S. — Music RITA CRESCI A.B. — English JULIA H. CUMMINGS Music CLARION COSH Ph.B. — Physical Education AMALA BROOKINS ANTHONY N. CERNIGLIARO M.S. —Social Studies A.B. — Languages NELI.O DALLOLIO B.S. — Science MARGARET FIAMINGO Ed.M. — Mathematics TONY J. DiTOMO B.S. — Physical Education CHARLES FURLONG B.S. — Science MILDRED DURAND A.B. — languages WILLIAM GARDELLA M.Ed. — Commercial DORIS B. EPSTEIN B.A. — English ROBERT M. GOODIER M.S. — Agriculture Prep ares THERESA F. HENZI B.A. — Mathematics JOSEPH B. HOMIAK A. B. — Social Studies LOUISE JOHNSTON B. S. — Home Economics MILTON H. KAMMER M.A. — English EDGAR LEEDS M.A. — Industrial Arts JOHN LEHOCKEY B.S. — Industrial Arts HELEN LEWIS B.S. — English EDWARD UPART1TO ANN MARKHAM MAE MARUFFI HELEN C. McMICKING GILDA MENDICO B.S. — English B.C.S. — Commercial B.S. — Social Studies A.B. — Languages B.A. — Social Studies COSMO MINIFRI ELIZABETH ANN MULFORD JEANNE MYERS FLOYD NASSER Ph.B. Social Studies B.A. — Mathematics B.S. — Commercial B.S. — Industrial Arts KATHERINE NEFF B.S. — Science J. ALBERT STARKEY B.S. — Science ESTELLE O'KANE M.Ed. — English ANNE OSTRANDER M.S. — Social Studies GEORGETTE RIEG B.S. — Art MARION STARKEY B.S. — Library BEATRICE STERN B.S. — Physical Education RALPH ROBINSON BERNICE SCRIVANI A.B. — Social Studies B.A. — Commercial ROSE H. STERNBERG HALLIE LOU STEWART DANIEL TESTA M.Ed. — English M.A. — Commercial M.S. — Physical Education NORMAN WALSH BESSIE WEYLMAN NANCY WISSW ASSER Physical Education Ed.M. — Home Economics B.S. — Physical Education . ita m =i Jlirouc li tlie Jda-did ofl Jinedcindl behoof bewildered, 3rosli Wick _AsL, Wli ere Jlo w L As freshmen, we have entered Vineland High School in search of the key to open the door to the future. We did not know in which direction to look for this key hut under the leadership of our class officers: President, George Martinelli; Vice-President, Michael Martinelli; Secretary, Esther Lamanna; Treasurer, Margaret Conto, our class has made much progress in searching for the shape of the key. Without the fine leadership and advice of Mr. Norman Krapf, we could not have gained any idea of the meaning and use of the key. The class of 1953 has followed “Nick and Chick” through all his ups and downs. We have given frosh foot- ball stars and managers, a cheerleader plus many other players and rooters. We've sung in assembly, sold maga- zines, and sent CARE packages. We've painted posters and ranked high with our teachers and schoolmates all in the search for the key to open the door to the future. MISS ADAMO FIRST ROW: R. DcPalma; V. Pala- dino; R. Filippi, See.; C. Andaloro, Vice-Pres.; Miss Adamo: R. Donato. Pres.; R. Capobianco; B. Carpenter. SECOND ROW: C. Ober; B. De Biaso; B. Bress; E. Adams; J. De Maio; W. Ernst; K. Basile; G. Mazzoni: K. Florentine; A. Copestick; J. De Palma. THIRD ROW: R. Scavclli; R. Cheli; R. Ciocci; E. Manaro; M. Jones; D. Dougherty; C. Sikking; H. Curley; R. Clark; A. Campanella; A. Cerione. MR. ARNADE FIRST ROW: F. Hornaek; P. Fury; W. Olson, Sec.; P. Minor, Pres.; Mr. Arnade; C. Forbes, Vice-Pres.; S. Greenblatt. S. C. Rep.; B. Merishi; H. Masilotti. SECOND ROW: E. Kahn; J. Vassallo; V. Nesi; H. Swin- ton; B. Maycrfeld; G. Melick; R. Mcn- zoni; H. Marx; B. Ruetemann; R. Meyer; J. Mader. THIRD ROW: P. Shadinger; F. Reaves; J. Newton; M. Gold; F. Kershner; E. Schaper; R. Whaley; K. Emley; M. Norario; R. Myers; G. Pollex. MR. FURLONG FIRST ROW: J. Anderson; R. Con- stantine; F. Boston; J. Abriola; C. Furlong; E. Boston; E. Castellan; W. Dawson; A. Fresne. SECOND ROW: L. Johnson; W. Bishop; R. Brunetta; A. Bierig; A. Snyder; D. Brunozzi; R. Brooks; R. D’Ottavio. THIRD ROW: R. Babbitt; E. Adams; V. Bcr- ni; L. Braceo; R. Bonato; L. Aldrich; J. Whaley; R. Wiedman; F. Bclfi. MRS. HENZI FIRST ROW: M. Rizzo; K. Smith; F. Spicer; B. Reeve, Treas.; T. Wer- nicotf, Pres.; Mrs. Hcnzi; M. Tepcr, Vice-Prcs.; H. Wallace, Sec.; R. Smith; K. Tomasso; E. Thomas. SEC- OND ROW: S. Stopa; R. Murray; G. Lapine; J. Favoretto; F. Taylor; P. Weinberg; R. Albina; N. Mohan; J. Sanger; G. Weber; T. Short; L. Segcrs; G. Beller. THIRD ROW: M. Silva; E. Steelman; H. Ravitz; L. Segers; J. Fcrrante; R. St. Aubyn; D. Sarnoll; R. Keen; E. Riley; C. Schmidt; J. Thomson; G. Woolf. MISS JOHNSTON FIRST ROW: S. Lctizia; B. Welch; E. Brotman, Sec.; J. Musacchia, Pres.; Miss Johnston; S. DeMatte, Vice- Prcs.; J. Catnro, Treas.; D. Bisacqui- nio; J. Donoflio. SECOND ROW: M. Barbaglia; J. Rotnschild; I. Morley; M. Lonzetta; R. Branca; A. Kumfcnt; A. Capelli; B. Inman; J. Goldcnberg; R. Frcimark; C. Cianciarulo. THIRD ROW: B. Hart sell; M. Petway; B. Schocning; C. Arpino; S. Babbitt; P. Trcbour; H. Seeds; C. Dcrcchinsky; S. Campbell; A. Bernardi; M. Holloway. MR. KRAPF FIRST ROW: W. Cavagnaro; D. Lewis; T. Hill; M. Martinclli; Mr. Krapf; G. Martinelli; J. Grciver; J. Hannum; E. Graiff. SECOND ROW: D. Kornbluh; G. Cosh; J. Garofalo; J. Halferty; D. Santogata; A. Lilia; B. Cohen; J. Fowler. THIRD ROW: W. Jaggers; J. Donaldson; P. Forcinito; J. Bozearth; B. Damsky; R. Boston; J. Petrini; T. Niadden; E. DeVelde. MRS. McMICKING FIRST ROW: R. Lisi; B. Johnson; G. Lambert, Trcas.; R. DcStefano, Pres.; Mrs. Lola Bradway; S. Liberati, Vice-Pres.; R. Robinson, Sec.; E. Devlin; M. Russell. SECOND ROW: C. Nelson; G. Rom.mini; J. Bagliani; L. King; J. DiPersia; J. Silvidio; S. Hoytash; B. Garton; F. Hines; R. Smith; J. Mozitis; A. Frasnclli; J. Kelly. THIRD ROW: J. Cavagnaro; F. Goldenberg; V. Cesarc; C. Young; C. Garrison; J. Thompson; M. Priest; A. Hammcrstedt; J. Ward; L. Goldh.ift; R. Otto; S. Wainwright; A. Bricolo. MISS MULFORD FIRST ROW: C. Vena; D. Oliver; L. Carlson; B. Noni; Miss Mulford; D. Mitalucci; M. Conto; G. Bowman; D. Weinberg. SECOND ROW: J. G.r- one; D. Letterer; J. Quigley; M. Bes cire; B. Bamamo; A. Scarpa; R. Whitman; J. Bcrti; M. Pace; B. Hop kinson; D. Leopold; M. Kelly. THIRD ROW: R. Ayres; P. Smcad; D. La Valle: L. Temple; M. Van Noto; C. Dubiskey; L. Hardie; D. Franccschini; R. Costello; W. Rogers. MRS. O'KANE FIRST ROW: R. Werder; J. Galar. Sec.; A. Gregory. Pres.; Mrs. O'Kane; M. Sasdclli, Vice-Pres.; I. Pinotti. Trcas.; R. Ordile. SECOND ROW: E. Siciliano; A. Sorocco; S. Butler; L. Frcimanis; J. Provenzano; E. Laman na; R. Lynch; B. Tabor. THIRD ROW: S. Kupsky; P. Schroeder; J. Brown; S. Angle; I. Bergamo; H. Hnidowicz; K. Errickson; J. Cook; M. Wolf. MISS STEWART FIRST ROW: L. Farside; A. Vicari; C. W'isswaesscr. Trcas.; V. Sapcllo, Pres.; Miss 11. L. Stewart; D. Rudnesky. Vice-Pres.;’ B. Briggs, Sec.; M. Tam anini; J. Kolibabo. SECOND ROW: C. Dutra; M. Hertzman; A. Diehl; J. Hart; M. Greene; A. Vassalotti; N. J. Laughlcy; M. Grune; J. Johnson; B. Montgomery; B. Carlisle; M. Wright; G. Perry. THIRD ROW: E. Bardfeld: J. Brunctta; J. Visconti; D. Warner; P. Monaco; P. Lankin; G. Gamba; M. Fleischner; J. Creamer; S. McFaddon: J. Creamer; P. Zimmerman. FRESHMEN OFFICERS FRESHMAN OFFICERS M.irg.irct Conto—Treas.: George M.irtinelli—Pres.: Mr. Krapf— Adv.: Michael M.irtinelli—Vicc-Prcs.: Esther Lamanna—See. MRS. ADAMO FIRST ROW: S. Graiff; L. Trom- niello; J. Carini, See.; J. Casella, Pres.; Mrs. Adamo; G. Petrosante, Vicc- Pres.; S. Scarpa, Treas.; R. Castellani; J. Bassetti. SECOND ROW': D. Jen- nings; B. Griggs; P. Trivelli; J. Fab- bri; R. Rascone; B. Bauer; J. Antonelli; P. Cola; R. Zarge; H. Muser; D. Shipton; A. Janetta. THIRD ROW: G. Snipes; H. Cas- accia; B. Muleiro; A. Paterno; S. Kroelinger; J. Longstreth; G. Vick; A. Valletta; V. Zatzariny; F. Downie; T. Seelman. MISS CRESCI FIRST ROW: J. Fury; M. Buglio; D Bruge: M. Smith; R. Cresci; M. Val Iero; M. Koitz: S. Barsky; S. Joseph SECOND ROW: M. M ardas; C. Don ley; D. Kruysman; M. Bozorth; K Barraclough; E. Van Valkenburgh; E Li Rosa: N. Basile; R. Roman; C Adams; R. Carney; L. Wigglesworth THIRD ROW: D. Watson; J. Fur long; J. Duffy; A. Kashubski; M Agostini; M. Seabrook; D. Phifer; M Brundage; R. Fiocchi; J. Battcrsby; B Braunstein. oph opnomore Wick Mils W, on an 31 ea The class of 1952 has had great success in achiev- ing an all around school program—fun and work—during this, our sophomore year, in Vineland High School. We have done this through meriting high marks, going to every school event with “Nick the Chick and helping him with public speaking contest winners, twirlers, cheerleaders, musicians and many original assemblies. The Sophomores have been a very congenial class, with our dance—reviewing the sophomore homerooms—the highlight of the March social calendar. We certainly enjoyed being upper lower-classmen! The class officers who led us through the year arc Frank Chodnicki, President; Mildred Smith, Vice-President; Shirley Bowers, Secretary and Dolores Bruge, Treasurer. Without Miss Rita Cresci, Class Advisor, we would not have gained any headway in our class projects. Her able assistance and advice in all our undertakings was invaluable. O Oft oftOryft r ,r ,jrUT MR. DAI.LOLIO FIRST ROW: J. Stopa; G. Torchio, Trcas.; F. Reaves, Pres.; Mr. N. Dal- lolio; E. Severs; F. Chodnicki, Sec.; G. DiStefano. SECOND ROW: J. Motcer; R. Prestis; C. Aulffo; A. Fal- asco; K. Jaggers; J. Turner; C. Kolva. Vice-Pres.; R. Dandrca. THIRD ROW: R. Thomas; W. Platt; A. Nal- ctko; E. Viano; A. Place; P. Schwarze; L. Rcmsen. MISS FIAMINGO FIRST ROW: V. Merghi; E. Evang- elista; H. Dcola, Sec.; E. Musto; Miss Fiamingo; G. Ccrione, Pres.; J. Chro- scinski, Treas.; J. Patterson; C. Com- pari. SECOND ROW: A. Trucano; F. Barber; W. Biscottini; J. Thierry; P. Freedman; J. Price; E. Consalo; M. Kouhoupt; C. Kruck; L. Tonielli; L. Baranabei, Vice-Pres.; C. Yacovclli; G. Moschi. THIRD ROW: K. Miller; D. Fravkl; A. DeGrassa; R. Perry; E. Frank; D. Marini; G. Battistini; B. Dycss; M. Reed; N. Clark; R. Garrison. MR. GOODIER FIRST ROW: W. Murphy; J. Mar- ghella; L. Schneider; Mr. Goodier; F. Augstino; G. Sonnenfeld; L. DeMar- co. SECOND ROW: G. Zorzi;. E. Westcotc; R. Ruga; C. Chynoweth; J. Nicholas; R. Flaim; L. Simms; T. Winterburn. THIRD ROW: G. Adams; J. Calabrese; J. Orefice; W. Castiglione; R. Still; E. Webster; M. Plonchak; R. Cole. MR. HOMIAK FIRST ROW: R. Pace; R. Belmont; A. Trongone; J. Chcli; Mr. Homiak; P. Finger; P. Thomborrow; J. Ceasar; J. Billick; J. Kolibaba. SECOND ROW: J. Braidi; B. Land; J. Collins; R. Ferrari; R. Perugini; D. Frances- chini; S. Panzino; R. Lelli; D. Saul; C. Esposito; R. Bates. THIRD ROW: E. Waldo; R. Tomasso; D. Laury; A. Anderson; S. Shapiro; J. Sacchetti; J. Coffin; M. Cerrato; J. Darpino; A. Siciliano; D. Burris. MISS LASCARI FIRST ROW: A. Melior; E. Flem- ming; E. Harris, Pres.; Miss Lascari; L. Adams, Sec.; A. Franchetta; M. Pace. SECOND ROW: M. Sheppard; D. Brunozzi; G. Ferrari; E. Consolo, Trcas.; A. Place; K. Donn; E. Still; L. Biondi. THIRD ROW: D. Zani; P. Dalesandro; C. Reeves; J. Kinscll; J. Trapani; R. Love; C. Hiemann; I. Reaves. MR. LEHOCKY FIRST ROW: O. Panico; R. DeMaria; I. Clark; J. Hopkinson, Treas.; P. D’Arrigok, Vicc-Prcs.; Mr. Lehocky; E. Ridolfi, Pres.; D. Tirrell; R. Brooks; R. Sylvester. SECOND ROW: R. Lit- wack; J. Scheldt; A. Robinson; R. Dusz; F. DiPalma; P. Yacovclli; T. DcRossi; F. Hurban; S. Pindale; C. Adams; G. Freedman. THIRD ROW: F. Fanucci; P. Silva; F. Rosi; R. Fcny- ves; A. Kronfeld; R. Lorcnzini; F. Os- born; A. Martinelli; D. Finch. MR. LIPARTITO FIRST ROW: D. Burdick; L. Giercyk; A. Conado; H. Hoffman; Mr. Lipar- lito; M. Tomei; S. Lamnin; L. DeMar- co. SECOND ROW: R. Hijman; H. Bostwick; R. Gardclla; T. Mozzola; M. Guida: R. Meckel; L. Cullen; F. Pcttisani; M. Fcinberg. THIRD ROW: R. Swanson; S. Kriences; E. Galbiati; R. Mendelsohn; C. Hommond; R. Masilatti; E. DeZutti. MISS MENDICO FIRST ROW: R. Provenzano; R. Liv- oti, Trcas.; D. Keen, See.; Miss Men- dico; P. Musacchia, Pres.; N. Mazer, Vice-Pres.; A. Veara. SECOND ROW: I. Grandi; M. Donzola; P. Bowman; E. Letts; D. Bonato; J. Do- Zutti; R. Wieliams; M. Danna; B. Lodge; G. Berg; M. Rohrbach; J. Ell- ington. THIRD ROW: C. Aikens; A. Becker; A. McMicking; J. Dougherty; B. Smith; L. Jacobucci; E. Large; G. Levari; G. Bonato; G. Phinney. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SEATED: Frank Chodnicki—President: Miss Cresci—Advisor: Mildred Smith—Vice-President. STANDING: Shirley Bowers— Secretary: Dolores Brugc—Treasurer. 20 J)n Mis $ unior hjear the J e y is in ig.Lt At last! The class of 1951 has become Juniors. Now, at the end of our first year as upperclassmen, we have dreams of our senior year and graduation. Throughout our first three years we have done a lot of thinking and work- ing. We're ready now to put the polishing touches on our thoughts and work for the future. With “Nick the Chick,” our class has gone on to bigger and better things; the JuniorSenior Prom and the Junior Class Play were big “firsts” and we worked hard to make them successes. We elected the following people to lead us in the molding of the key: President, James Reaves; Vice-Presi- dent, Rudy Rubcrti; Secretary, Alex Loukashenok; Treasurer, Donald Luisi. Our class advisor, Mr. Cosmo Minifri, was the biggest help any class could have asked for. His well-taken advice was a determining factor in our success as a class. MISS BROOKINS FIRST ROW: M. Bianco; J. Del nice; M. Farside, Treas.; C. Gentile, Vice- Pres.; Mr. Ruess; G. Castellini, Sec.; M. Daugherty; D. Cline; J. Buglio. SECOND ROW: J. DcZutti; E. Gab- ardi; E. Donzola; P. DeMarco; G. Curry; K. Castellini; Si. DiStefano; R. Casazza; L. Nightlinger. THIRD ROW: T. Bclfi; R. Franceschini; B. Belli. MISS DURAND FIRST ROW: R. Weitzman; C. Ar- thur; J. Carnegie; L. Lihn; Miss Dur- and; M. Scclman; B. S h e r; I. Ehrlich; D. Schnell. SECOND ROW: R. Muccio; N. Keen; J. Nutt; M. Whitmore; I. Potter; J. Snyder; G. Rawlins; J. Morrell; V. Vannini; M. Wightman; B. Reeve; J. Hartsell; L. Goodwin. THIRD ROW: B. Downio; M. I.. Curcio; A. Loew; P. Tarapilli; C. Gubitosi; C. Neib; I. Angle; B. Campbell; K. Hoffmeycr; S. Shapiro; 1. Wolf; L. Hochheimcr; S. Ballard. A MRS. NEFF FIRST ROW: A. DcMnttco; J. Patrig- n.ini, Troas.; R. Shindlor, Vicc-Prcs.; Mrs. Neff; H. Wmd. See.; R. Weid- niann; H. Coia. SECOND ROW: M. Rudolph: R. Siler; K. Cook; B. Vorch- heimer; S. Spiegel; R. Burns: F. Rom- ano; D. Wolf. THIRD ROW: E. Cline: D. Biagi; L. Sbrana; H. Popp: J. DiStefano; R. Thom; W. Skinner; A. Genna. MISS RIEG FIRST ROW: H. Myenborg; C. Ang- elo; G. DeMarco; Miss Rieg; S. Bail- ing; B. Kornbluh; D. Slomin. SECOND ROW: L. Forbes; J. Terry; E. Patterson; E. Schiapclli; G. Tan- drum; G. Martin; P. Profetto. THIRD ROW: E. Bracco; A. Eckman; G. Hoytash; K. Hauser. MR. STARKEY FIRST ROW: B. Calehuff; L. Brugc; D. I.uisi; J. Bruno; J. A. Starkey; J. Bullock; B. Bardfeld; M. Maycrfold; C. Adams. SECOND ROW: L. New- comb; R. Cesta; D. Dalesandro; F. Galik; J. Reaves; W. Nicholson; J. Rehm; D. Alexandrow; N. Possumato. THIRD ROW: J. Carideo; J. Ange- Iucci; H. Kaufman; L. Nunziato; E. Bernhardt; H. Hyson; F. Nelson; C. Biletta. MISS MYERS FIRST ROW: M. Snyder; C. Wil- liams, See.; B. Wilson, Pres.; Mrs. Felton, proctor; B. Grossi, Vicc-Prcs.; G. Belvedere, Treas.; E. Zitto. SEC- OND ROW': E. Woalf; E. Ridolfi: J. Galla; L. Bourgeois; L. Martini; M. Polini; M. Mazzola: E. Edge. THIRD ROW: J. Ncy; C. Tobalski; G. Turn- cy; H. Knabe; C. Cianciarulo; L. Sedano; J. Alumenti; D. Brown; L. Burch. MR. GARDELLA FIRST ROW: R. Cliva; J. Cugino; F. Maltese; R. Taylor; Mr. Gardella; L. Browne; R. Ruberti; M. Chclij D. Zanghi. SECOND ROW: W. Quig- ley; G. Goldschmidt; C. Copestick; A. Sherma; R. Maneraze; H. Schmidt; H. Scalfo; C. Bertuzzi; A. Ruberti. THIRD ROW: L. Collins; A. DeFel- icc; C. Podvarko; D. Browne; R. Mit- chell; T. Cachaza; C. Lodovico; P. Donn; C. Shields. MRS. MARKHAM FIRST ROW: F. Elliot; M. Petrini; A. Uber; M. Ceserei; Mrs. Markham; L. Babbitt; B. Hctherington; S. Got- lieb; E. Capra. SECOND ROW: A. Conton; P. Augstino: S. Cione; J. Mullen; S. Stopa; D. Scott; L. Clog.il; D. Gorga; N. Braccia; J. Cheety. THIRD ROW: J. Fcinburg; D. Hud- son; V. Assclta; J. Martinelli; F. Gene- vese; J. Moiso; M. Capibianco; S. Carsiglia; J. Rogers; R. Blum; B. Boden; B. Lowder. MR. MINIFRI FIRST ROW: W. Wescott; G. Love; R. Leistner, Sec.; A. Pedula, Pres.; Mr. Minifri; D. Trebour, Vice-Pres.; J. Janetta; M. Bertini; S. Folino. SEC- OND ROW: M. Vavsolotti; R. Peri- cone; W. Hill; J. Lednetti; C. Tomasso; F. Lolli; M. Giacomoni; J. Testa; S. Mohan; C. Trovarelli; F. Mader. THIRD ROW: F. Kueken; R. Hcrmanson; R. Norton; R. Masilotti; R. Smith; K. Johnson; K. Levari; N. Janetta; D. Wyckuff; R. Tobolski; K. Wergcr; J. Kolibaba. n n o n a o n o c JUNIOR OFFICERS SEATED: James Reaves, Mr. Minifri. Josephine Martinelli. STANDING: Rudy Ruberti, Donald Luisi. O] atjj iJo joffaffo 'cl rojd JOSEPH A. AGOSTINI “Joe” Life is a jest, and all things show it; Once I said so, hut now 1 know it. Italian Club 2; Chemistry Club 4; Physics 3; Bowling 2; Basketball 3; Track 2. GERALDINE S. AIKENS “Tat” A girl who is pleasant, a girl who is gay, A girl who is happy the livelong day. Glee Club 2; Music Club 2. SENIORS ARTHUR ANDERSON “Art A little mischief by the way; A little fun to spice the day. Football 2,3,4. ELIZABETH LOUISE ANNELLO “Betty” The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Bowling Club 4. MARIE ANTONELLI A girl on whom you may depend. And one who makes a loyal friend. Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 2,3,4, Vice-president 4; Library Council 4; Junior Play Usherette 3; Commence- ment Usherette 3. EDWARD BACHINSKY “Chicken” It matters not what you are thought to be But what you arc. EDWARD JOHN BAKER “Eddie” Time, I dare thee to discover Such a guy and such a lover. Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Music Club 1,2,3,4; V.H.S. Dance Band 3,4; South Jersey Concert Band 3,4. JOHN R. BAKER “Johnnie” Be to his virtues very kind; Be to his faults a little blind. Homeroom President 3; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Track 3; Cross Country 3; Baseball 4. 26 ELAYNE AUDREY BALLOW “Little Ballow Madamoisellc loves to parler-vous Every chance she gets to talk with you. Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Spanish Award 3; French Club 3,4; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Dramatic Club Award 3; Hi-Spots 3,4; Page Editor 4; Latin Award 2; Senior Record Staff 4: Senior Play; Junior Town Meeting 3,4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Thalia 1,2; Dramatic Club Plays. RONALD BARBETTI “Babbits My pastime it goes without saying. Is woman, song, and piano playing. Spanish Club 1; Physics 3; Chemistry Club 4; Honor Patrol 4; Junior Class Play (Stage Manager); Senior Class Play (Stage Manager). OF 1950 GILBERT JAY BARDFELD “Gil” He'll give his best to a task, however menial. And always retain his title congenial . Editor-in-chief of Senior Record 4; Biology Club Presi- dent 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Latin Award 1,2; Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; French Club 3; Italian Club 4; Bowling Club 2,3,4; Hi-Spots 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 3,4; “I Am An American” Contest 2. MARJORIE KAY BARISH “Marg” One who is clever, one who is bright Success will be her guiding light. National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; French Club 3.4, Vice-president 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 2.3.4, Secretary 4; Library Council 3,4, Treasurer 4; Biology Club 2, Vice-president 2; Senior Record Staff 4; Secretary Homeroom 3; French Award 2; Latin Award 1,2; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad Award 3; Dra- matic Club 1,2,3,4; Contestant To National French Contest At Temple Univ. 2; Delegate to Citizenship Insti- tute For Girls at N.J.C. 3; Chemistry Club 4; Junior Play Usherette. Chairman; Commencement Usherette 3; Art Club 1. DORIS M. BASSANO Pert as a schoolgirl well can be. Filled to the brim with girlish glee. Home Economics 3; Music Club 4; Treble Clef Club 4; Junior Class Play Usherette. EDWARD CHARLES BAUMAN JR. “Bruiser Sober but not serious Quiet but not idle. BARBARA G. BECKER “Terry Blithe and merry she goes her way. With a laugh, and a smile each day. Homeroom Vice-president 3; Home Economics Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3; Senior Class Play Usherette. EVERETT BECKER The world’s no better if we worry Life's no shorter if we hurry. Vice-president Homeroom 2; Band 3,4, President 4; Music Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Dance Band 4; Cross Country 2. Honor Patrol 4; Spanish Club 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1. 27 DANIEL BERKOWITZ “Bcrky” The lazy man gets around the sun. As quickly as the busy one. Chemistry Club 4. MARILYN ELAINE BERMAN “Lynn” It’s nice to be natural If you're naturally nice. French Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 4; Biology Club 2; Latin Award 1,2; Hi-Spots 4; Senior Record Staff 4; Chemistry Club 4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Junior Executive Homeroom Representative 3; Commencement Usherette 3; Mark Twain Junior High School 1. MARTHA CHRISTINE BERTUZZI “Mert A happy smile for everyday. She gives to all who come her way. Home Economics Club 4. CLEOLE WANITA’BLUNT “Clco” Gay as a song is her nature; Bright as the sun is her smile. Bowling Club 2; Dancing Club 3. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH BOARDLEY “Connie Why worry about tomorrow when Today is bright and clear? Howard High School; Glee Club 1,2; Honor Patrol 1; Art Club 1; Athletic Club 1,2; Music Club 1. EDWARD L. BONONCINI “Pistol Dancing is my specialty. Girls are my pastime. Class President 1; Class Vice-president 2; Homeroom President 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Baseball 3,4; Basket- ball 2. LAWRENCE BRACCIA “Larry” To work is to play; To idle is to give life away. Honor Patrol 4. ROBERT BRODZIK “Bob” Over hill and dale He dragged the class by the tail. President of Senior Class; President of Junior Class; Vice-president of National Athletic Society; Homeroom President 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 4; Track 3,4. 28 FRANK ANTHONY BRUNO “Frankie To live, to learn, and to create. Is helped along by a good debate. Junior Town Meeting 3,4, President 4; Wrestling Man- ager 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 1.2; Pegasus 2. MARIE JANET BUGLIO Our Marie in the library Stacked the books like a busy bee. Treble Clef Club 1; Library Council 3,4. WANDA BUKRY Found within a gilded bower, A gentle, sweet, and lovely flower. Biology Club 2; Dancing Club 3,4. BERNICE LOIS BURN “Burnsie” Mirror, mirror on the wall. Am I the best actress of them all? Homeroom vice-president 3; Honor Patrol 1,2,3,4; Traf- fic Squad 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Gub 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Dra- matic Club Play 3; Band; Majorette 2,3,4; Commence- ment Usherette 3. CAROLYN JEAN BYLONE “Carol Carol has a smile for everyone. Here's a gal who's full of fun. Sacred Heart High School 1,2; Sodality 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; High School Play 1,2; Italian Club 4; Commence- ment Usherette 3. ROSE MARIE CAPABIANCO “Ro” Rose is quiet without a doubt. Always a smile, with never a pout. Biology Club 2; Dancing Club 2; Honor Patrol 3. BERNARD SIDNEY CAPLAN “Bernic Clothes or women, which to choose. One or the other, how can I lose? National Athletic Honor Society 3,4; Homeroom Secre- tary-Treasurer 3,4; Bowling Club 1.2,3,4; Honor Patrol 4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball Manager 1. ELIZABETH G. CARPENTER “Betty” Is she so quiet and demure? Maybe—but don't be too sure. Home Economics Club 3,4. 29 JOAN F. CAST ‘Joannie” Blondish hair, eyes of blue. And she's got a personality too. Jamaica High School 1,2; Honor Patrol 4; Traffic Squad 4; Bowling Club 4; Commencement Usherette 3; Junior Play Usherette 3. JOHN L. CAULFORD “Jack” Jack's the man who does his stuff When he finds the going tough. SENIORS FRED CAVOLI Life may be a bowl of cherries. But guess who gets the pits? HENRY CHAMBERLAIN “Onray Always put off till tomorrow. The worry that threatens today. Physics Club 3; Track 1; Wrestling 3. EMELIA CHAPLY “Millie” Calm and efficient, capable and serene. She can't be harsh, nor can she be mean. Senior Record Business Secretary; Student Council Bul- letin Chairman; Honor Society 3.4, Treasurer 4; Home- room Treasurer 1,2,3; Dancing Club I; Commencement Usherette 3; Junior Play Usherette 3. R. WAYNE CHARLSON On the stage he was natural, simple, affecting; 'Twas only that when he was off he was acting. Music Club 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; South Jersey Band 3; Band 1,2,3,4. SALVY CIARLANTE “Spocky” When our boy Salvy sings a tune. Girls who listen start to swoon. Homeroom President 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Ital- ian Club 3,4; Junior Play 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 4. RUDOLPH A. CINOTTI “Rudy” Stone walls do not a prison make. Nor iron bars a cage. 30 MARIAN LOUISE CI.ARK “Clarkie If it’ blue eye and blond hair you want Here’s where you can stop your hunt. Junior Gass Play 3; Senior Gass Play 4; Honor Patrol 3.4; Dramatic Gub 1.2; Bowling Gub 1.2; Treble Clef Club 2; Spanish Club 3.4; Chemistry Club 4. DORIS F. COFFIN “Coffee” Tall and Slim Very Prim Homeroom Vice-president 1; Junior Play Usherette 3. OF 1050 DONALD J. COLA “Don” Don never argues. He just tells you. Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; Football 3.4. JOAN CONCELLO Whether in class or on a basketball court. This girl lives and breathes for sports. Homeroom President 3; Junior Executive Circle 3; Bowl- ing Club 2,3,4. President 3.4; Art Club 1; Student Coun- cil 1,2; Honor Patrol 4; Traffic Squad 4; Junior Play; Softball 1.2; Basketball 1.2,3,4. JANE ISABELLA CONNOLLY “Janie” Lots of charm, lots of glee. Red hair too; that’s for me. Homeroom President 3; Biology Gub 2. ANTHONY CONTE “Tony Always in a pleasant mood. Silence seems to be his food. F.F.A. 2; Italian Club 3,4; Chemistry Club 4; Dance Club 4; Wrestling 2. ELIZABETH ANN COOK “Cookie” Maybe I’m quiet while school is in session. But come when I’m home, and you'll learn a lesson. Bowling Club 1,2; Dramatic Club 1,2,3; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 3,4; Hi-Spots 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Drum and Bugle Corps 1,2. GRACE MARANATHA COOPER She may seem quiet, but don’t you worry, She gets what she wants and in a hurry. Biology Club 2; Treble Clef Club 2,3; Music Club 2,3. 31 DONALD JAMES DAVIS “Don” This young man from Avon Place Is well known for his pleasant face HERMAN A. DAVIS “Fuzzy” He is just a quiet lad. Whose nature never varies. Baseball 3, 4. ETHEL V. CRANE Precious things come in small packages. But, so does dynamite. Egg Harbor High School 1,2; Bowling Club 4; Honor Patrol 4; Junior Play;' Senior Play; Senior Record Busi- ness Manager; Commencement Usherette 3. LILA MAE CRYSTAL Never a slanderous word Passes from her lips. French Club 3.4, Secretary 4; Dramatic Club 1,2; Danc- ing Club 1,2; Traffic Squad 1,2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4; Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; Orchestra 2,3,4. ESTELLA G. DALPONTE “Stella” One of those quiet souls who are The salt of the earth. Home Economics Club 2.3,4, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 3; Honor Patrol 3; Italian Club 3,4. INEZ DAVIDSON “Nezzi” Always with a helping hand. She helps those in demand. Senior Record 4; Honor Patrol 2,3,4; Traffic Squad 2, 3.4; Treble Clef Club 2; Music Club 2; French Club 4; Chemistry Club 4; Commencement Usherette 3; Bacca- laureate Usherette 3; Senior Play Usherette. JUNE ELIZABETH DAVIS “Little June” A pretty smile, a cute little girl. Laughing eyes, and hair that curls. Honor Patrol 2,4; Library Council 3; Junior Play; Com- mencement Usherette 3. DAVID A. DE MATTE JR. “Dave” A little fun now and then Never did hurt anyone. 32 DOLORES MARIE DE MATTE “Dec” A friendly word to all who pass Is very typical of this lass. Student Council 4; Bowling Club 4; Dancing Club 4; Honor Patrol 4; Drum end Bugle Corps 1,2,3,4, Treas- urer 3,4; Senior Record; Commencement Usherette 3. MARGARET MARY DENSTEN “Toots” I don't make a lot of noise. But I have a lot of fun. Homeroom Treasurer 3; Home Economics Club 4; Jun- ior Play Usherette. ALBERT DE STEFANO “Al” Is there a man who likes Something better than women? Homeroom Treasurer 1. DEVENA JOAN DE STEFANO “Dee” There's not a fella that doesn't like Dee” Must be her personality. Choral Club 2,3; Music Club 2,3; Italian Club 3,4; Hon- or Patrol and Traffic Squad 4; Senior Play Usherette 4. ANTHONY A. DE ZUTTI “Gus” I find getting into mischief easy. But it's too hard to get back out. Junior Play; Senior Play; Commencement Usher 3. EUGENE JOSEPH DI GIOVACCHINO “Gene” I like dancing,— Mainly because you have to have a partner. Homeroom President 2; Art Club 3,4; Student Council 2; Italian Club 2; Senior Record 4; Honor Patrol 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4. LUKE A. DILLON JR. If you take it easy and work real light The distance is long from here to eternal night. FRANCIS L. DONATO “Donut” If clothes make the man Then I'm made. Bowling Club 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Stduent Council 3,4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 3,4; Track 2,3,4. 33 seniors ROBERT PAUL DONDERO “Bob” Some people like work I like people. Homeroom Treasurer 1; Homeroom Secretary 2; Stu- dent Council 3; National Honor Society 4. ARLENE DOWNIE I like to make people happy: Especially boys. Music Club 2; Bowling Club 1,2; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 4; Treble Clef Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y Club 2,3,4. EVELYN RUTH DURNER “Evie” If we’re all so quiet as little mice. Maybe we can hear Evelyn’s voice. Biology Club 2; Library Council 4. CATHERINE EATON “Cathy” Her quiet ways Make pleasant days. Vice-president Homeroom 1,2; Biology Club 2; Dancing Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Play 3. MARGOT BRIGITTE RENATE EINSTEIN “Ronnie In winter when snow falls in a flurry. We think of Ronnie, always in a hurry. Biology Club 2; Dancing Club 2; Physics Club 3; Dra- matic Club 2; Chemistry Club 4; French Club 3,4; Hi- Spots 3; Thalia 3. ALFRED ELKAN “Al He hath the force of a Webster, And the pleading of a Clay. Class Vice-president 1; Class President 2; Homeroom President 3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Pegasus 2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4; French Club 3,4, President 4; Senior Rec- ord 4; Dancing Club 2; Hi-Spots 4; Junior Town Meet- ing of the Air 3,4; Latin Award 1,2; Track 1,4; 34 ISABELLE M. ELLIOT “Izzy” If each day I cause a smile To me it makes life worthwhile. Home Economics Club 4. GRACE FALASCO “Gray To know her is to like her. Home Economics Club 3,4, Secretary 4. OF 1050 PETER A. FALKENBERG “Pedro Nothing keeps me tied down; Hence I smile instead of frown. DELMO FILIPPI “Flip” A wise man knows everything; A shrewd one. everybody. Homeroom Vice-president 1,3; Athletic Honor Society 3,4; Physics Club 3; Honor Patrol 4; Senior Record Staff 4; Student Council President 4; Track 3,4. ALLEN B. FINCH “Al Always quiet, always kind: His better would be hard to find. Band 2,3,4; Track 1. BERNICE C. FORGNONI “Bert Active body, active mind. What better team can we find? Homeroom Secretary 2; Music Club 2,3; Italian Club 3, 4; Dancing Club 4; Bowling Club 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 4; Drum and Bugle 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Softball I.2.3.4. CHARLES R. FURLONG. JR. Chuck” To talk and talk, that's my line: But to know or do takes too much time. Homeroom President I; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Base- ball 1,2. CHARLES GUIDO GABURO “Boots” He likes to be in motion and move himself about. He'll reach his goal much faster than some easy going lout. Honor Patrol 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Baseball 2,4. 35 GLADYS ELIZABETH GAHLES “Pat” She doesn't make much noise and trys to be quiet; But who can tell what Roes on behind it. Home Economics Club 3,4; Commencement Usherette 3. CARMEN JOHN GALZARANO “Corky” If music be the food of love. Play on, play on, play on. Vice-president of Class 4; Music Club 2,3,4, President 2; All State Band 3,4; All State Orchestra 4; South Jersey Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3. PETER A. GENTILE “Pete” He has talent—talent galore: For dribbling across the basketball floor. Homeroom Vice-president 1; Football 1,2; Track 1; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. DAVID LAWRENCE GERI “Dave If silence is worth gold. He is richer than the kings of old. Italian Club 2,3,4. JAMES GIOVINAZZI “Oggie” Outstanding in our nation. Will be his filling station. ALBERT CHESTER GOLDBERG “Albie” You’fl have to live for many a day. To find this lad with nothing to say. Biology Club 2; Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; French Club 3; Boys Glee Club 2; Wrestling 1,2; Tennis 3,4. EDWARD H. GOTLEIB “Gotz” President of Spanish Club was he. Because he learned to say, Si, Si . Spanish Club 2,3,4, President 4; Art Club 3,4. JOHN GRUCCIO You should see John run around the track. Before he leaves, he's almost back. Dancing Club 3,4; Biology Club 4; National Athletic Honor Society 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Bowling Club 4. 36 JAMES JOHN HALFERTY “Jim Did you ever see Halferty run? He’s the fastest thing under the sun. Cross Country 4; Track 4. JOAN ADELE HANNUM “Sue” Ever willing, ever true. That’s a fitting name for you. Chemistry Club 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 2, 3.4. HELEN MAE HARDNACK Helen surely has no woes. She gaily comes and gaily goes. Dancing Club 2; Italian Club 4; Library Council 4; Commencement Usherette 3. SUZANNE HARRINGTON “Sue Never let your studies interfere. With your high school education. President Homeroom 1; Secretary of Class 1; Treasurer of Class 2; Drum and Bugle Corps 2,3.4, Secretary 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Treble Clef Club 1.2.3.4; Music Club 3, 4; French Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Bowling Club 1,2; Honor Patrol 2,3; Dancing Club 2; Commencement- Usherette 3. GWENDOLYN C. HARRIS Gwen” She’s full of life, she’s full of fun. T’would be hard to find a better one. East Orange High School 2; Basketball Manager 2; Speech Club 2; Spanish Club 2. Vineland High School 1,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4. ANNA MARY HIGBEE “Hugume She has never very much to say. But says that in the nicest way. Homeroom Vice-president 1; Homeroom President 2; Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4; Gym Night 2,3. EDWARD HODGE “Eddie” A quiet, shy lad with little to say Yet in this world he'll make his way. HOWARD HOFFMAN His sparkling surface scarce betrays The thoughtful tide that beneath him lays. Biology Club 2; Chemistry Club 4, Treasurer 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3. 37 SENIORS GERTRUDE CLARA HOLDCRAFT “Trudy With her hair of bright red Rest assured she'll get ahead. Homeroom Treasurer J; Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club cil 3,4; Drum and Bugle Corps 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Sec- retary 3; Commencement Usherette 3; Gym Night 1. NORMAN HOLZHAUER “Norm Always ready to help a friend. And always on him you may depend. Homerom Treasurer 3; Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4. RUTHMARY HOOVER “Ruthie” Although she's small in stature She has such-a-happy nature. Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 2,3,4; Music Club 2; Chemistry Club 4; Dramatic Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Drum and Bugle Corps 1,2; Junior Class Play Usherette 3. JOAN MARY HOPP Hair of red, heart of gold. Always carefree, never bold. Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 2,3; Library Council 4; Usherette Senior Commencement 3; Junior Play, Ticket Committee 3. JEANNE LOIS HUNSINGER “Huntsie” I love life and living is my ambition. Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 2. LINDA K. INNOCENTI “Lin Although she seems so shy There's a twinkle in her eye. Homeroom Treasurer 1; Student Council 3; Italian Club 3.4; Dancing Club 4; Music Club 2,3; Home Economics Club 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 2,3. CAROL ADELAIDE JOHNSTONE Always full of good cheer. Every day of every year. President Orchestra 4; Secretary Physics Club 3; New Jersey All State Chorus 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Treble Clef Club 1,2,4; Commencement Usherette 3; Biology Club 2; Music Club 2,3,4; French Club 3; Band 3,4; Jun- ior Class Play 3. BARRY E. JOSEPH “Bar” A light heart in him prevails. Which no darkness ever curtails. George School 1,2; Biology Club 2; Swimming 1,2; Foot- ball 2. Vineland High 3,4; National Athletic Honor Society 3,4; Vice-president Chemistry Club 4; Track 3,4; Physics Club 3; Junior Play 3; .Senior Play 4. 38 LOTHAR LOUIS KAHN “Lou” In the struggle lies the glory. An old but real story. Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; French Club 3; Biol- ogy Club 2; Dancing Club 1. MURIEL T. KAISER “Mure” Here's a lass as neat as a pin. With such a grace she’s sure to win. Art Club 1.4, Vice president 4; Dramatic Club 1,3,4; Executive Board 4; Senior Record 4; Hi-Spots 4; Chem- istry Club 4; French Club 3,4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 3,4; Biology Club 2; Dancing Club 1; Commence- ment Usherette 3. or i,i50 STEPHEN H. KAPLAN “Steve” For keeping score, we believe It takes an honest man like Steve. Bowling Club 2,3,4, Vice-president 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; Biology Club 2, Treasurer 2; Tennis 3,4; Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Manager Basket- ball 2,3,4. IRWIN KATZ “Irv” You can change his home from penthouse to tent. But you’ll never change his Brooklyn accent. Basketball 3.4; F.F.A. 4. Abraham Lincoln High. New York; Basketball 1,2; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Homeroom President 1. MARTIN I. KATZ “Marty” In argumentation he shows his skill. Even when vanquished he won’t keep still. Biology Club 2; French Club 3,4; Chemistry Club 4; Jun- ior Town Meeting of the Air 3,4. OLIVER D. KEE “Door Key” No matter where he’ll chance to be. This boy will always have his key. Spanish Club 2,3; Chemistry Club 4; Dancing Club 4. O. BERNARD KINNEY “O. B.” His smile—charming, His manner—disarming. Band 4. TYSON KINSELL “Ty” His manner is quite restless. But he leaves the girls breathless. Senior Record 4; Chemistry Club 4; Hi-Spots 3; Span- ish Club 3; Physics Club 3. 39 SHIRLEY ANN KNUDSEN “ShirF May you sail smoothly onward To your ultimate goal. Secretary Chemistry Club 4; Senior Record 4; Treble Clef Club 1,2,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Music Club 2,4; Commencement Usherette 3. JOANNE KOHN “Jo” Get all the knowledge that you can. The study of mankind is man. Spanish Club 1; Dramatic Club 2; Gym Night 3; Junior Town Meeting of the Air 4, Secretary 4. FRANK A. LAJONCHERE “Frankie” Though he passed this way but once. He shall not be forgotten. Chemistry Club 4; French Club 4; Dancing Club 4; Physics Club 3. EDITH JOAN LAMNIN “Edic With her pleasant, cheerful, winning ways, Edie enjoys life's sunny days. Dramatic Club 4. School in Philadelphia—Dramatic Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Radio Broadcasting 1; Story Telling Club 1. _____ MARY ANNE LAND The nicest things one could ever behold. Come in small packages, so I’m told. Italian Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Homeroom Secretary 2. 3; Bowling Club 1; Junior Play Committee 3. JOHN LA ROSA “Jack” Some think the world was made For fun and frolic, and so do I. Homeroom Treasurer 1; Football 2,3; Track 1,2,3. FRANCES ANN LA TORRE “Fran” Keep on smiling For the whole world is smiling with you. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Italian Club 3,4; Senior Record 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 2,3,4; Dancing Club 4; Bowling Club 3,4. HARRY LEBENSBERG “Spike” When you hear this young fellow talk. You know that he comes from New Yawk. Stuyvesant High School, New York 1,2,3. Photographer for School Paper 3; Secretary of Camera Club 2,3; Dismissal Squad 3; Member of G.P. Council 2,3. 40 JOHN K. LEGORE “Johnny” I regret that I have but one heart To give to the girls. Treasurer of Homeroom 2; Secretary of Homeroom 3; Senior Record 4; Student Council 1.2; Junior Class Play 3. LORA LEHMANN “Lala” The only problems Lala knows Arc those that might concern her beaux. Hi-Spots 3,4, Page 3 Editor 4; Delegate to N.Y.U. Con- ference 3; Senior Record 4; Dramatic Club 3,4, Execu- tive Board 4; Chemistry Club 4; Honor Patrol and Traf- fic Squad 3,4; French Club 3,4; Junior Town Meeting of the Air 3,4; Commencement Usherette 3; Thalia 1,2; Biology Club 2. JOAN MARIE LEVARI She does her work without much fuss; Surely, not like most of us! Honor Patrol 2,3,4; Drum and Bugle Corps 1,2; Chem- istry Club 4; Italian Club 3,4; Music Club 1,2; Biology Club 2. FRED LEVIN “Buckskin Always there and always ready Is this little fellow, Freddie. Basketball 1,2. LILUAN LISTER “Lil” We'll fondly think in future days Of Lil and her endearing ways. Class Secretary 1,3,4; Senior Record; Class Treasurer 2; Homeroom Treasurer 3,4; National Honor Society; Homeroom President 1, Vice-president 2; Chemistry Club 4; Italian Club 3,4; Library Council 4, Secretary; Honor Patrol 2,3,4; Latin Award 1; Italian Award 3. JANET CLAIR LOLLI “Jan” Silence is golden. But I'd rather talk. F.H.A. 3.4; Treble Cleff Club 2; Italian Club 3,4; Music Club 2; Commencement Usherette 3. 41 I SENIORS PRISCILLA DOLORES LORITO “Pris” Priscilla goes along her way With never many words to say. Italian Club 2,3,4. JOSEPH FRANCIS LUGIANO “Joe” Life to him is lots of fun Cares and troubles he has none. Band 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Cross Country. SAUL P. LURIA “Saluria” Saulic really is a shick He leaves the girls breathless and weak. Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 2; Wrestling 1. EUGENE MAINIERO “Gene One of the quiet souls Who arc the salt of the earth. DINO MANCINI “Dini” Dino's not the type to shirk From anything—except homework Dance Band 3. LOUIS MARROCCO “Lou” The band's success has come much faster Since Lou was picked by Mr. Astor. Music Club 3,4; Physics Club 4; Dance Band 4; Band 3,4. LAWRENCE MARTINELLI “Larry” Handy with a girl, handy with a car This boy should go very far. Boys’ Glee Club 3; Track 1,2,4; Wrestling 3,4. ALINE J. MARTINI With flirty eyes and flighty ways She leaves the boys all in a dare. Music Club 2,3; Bowling Club 4; Honor Patrol 4; Usher- ette Junior Play 3; Drum and Bugle Corp 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Basketball 4. 42 BETTY RUTH MAY “Snuggles Is she so quiet and .demure? Maybe—but don't be too sure. Art Club 1,4; Commencement Usherette 3. JOSEPH ANTHONY MAZZOCHI “Joey” Esquire is always in the know Because it takes its styles from Joe. Basketball 1; Football 2. OF 1050 BEATRICE MAE McHENRY “Bea” Without music The day would never ejtd. President of Homeroom 1; Glee Club 2,3,4, Accomoan- ist 3,4, Vice-president 3, President 4; Honor Patrol 4; Music Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Biology Club 2; Dance Band 2,3; Band 3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3, President 3; Commencement Usherette 3. STANLEY MERER “Stan” Stan and his car. Both will go far. Spanish Club 2,3: Basketball 1,2. ERNEST H. MOORE “Ernie” A good thing to know Is how little we know. Treasurer of Homeroom 3; Bowling Club 3. MARIO DOMENICO MORATTI, JR. “Mat” His is a personality worth achieving Homeroom President 3; National Athletic Scholarship Society 3,4; Student Council Representative 1; Italian Club 3,4; Bowling Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. BERNICE MOSKOWITZ “Bunny” The answer to a teacher's plea Is a dozen students as quiet as she. Dancing Club 1; Art Club 1; French Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Chemistry Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; Latin Award 1,2; Hi-Spots 3,4. RICHARD D. MOYER “Rich” Rich, the invincable. unconquerable flirt. Makes passes at anyone wearing a skirt. French Club 2; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play. 43 LOUIS NEGRI “Lou” A quid disposition Tends to a higher position. F.F.A. 4. SANDRA NELSON “Sonny” Don't trouble with trouble Till trouble troubles you. Treasurer of Homeroom 2; Music Club 2; Drum and Jugle Corp 1,2. JOHN G. NEY It seems more people, day by day. Arc learning to say Nigh not Nay. John Bartram High School 2,3; Stage and Electric Crew 3. Band 1,2,3,4. ANTHONY R. OLIVA “Bob” Life is so easy When you just sit back. MARTIN OPPENHEIMER “Marty” Here is a lad whose judgment clear Can others teach the road to steer. Senior Record Staff; Dramatic Club 4; Hi-Spots 4; Jun- ior Town Meeting 4; French Club 4; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 2; Honor Patrol 2; Latin Award 1,2; National Latin Test Award 1; Mesiata High School: Chess and Checker Club; Spelling Award; English Award. C LORRAINE PAGNAM “Rainey” Cheering is one of her loves Bob completes this pair of doves. Student Council 4, Secretary 4- Honor Patrol 3,4; Biol- ogy Club 2; Bowling Club 1: Dramatic Club 1; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Senior Record; Commencement Usherette 3. VIRGIL D. PAGNINI “Bug” May you have much, may you have no harm; May you always be happy on your little farm. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Italian Club 2,3,4. PAULINE A. PANICHELLO “Paul Why worry about tomorrow When today is pleasant. National Honor Society 3,4: Music Club 2,3,4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Club 2,3: Dramatic Club 1; Drum and Bugle Corp 2,3,4, Head Twirler 4. 44 JOANNE M. PELURO “Jo Wc find it a great pleasure to know A girl as constant as our Jo. Homeroom Vice-president 2; Senior Play; Record Staff 4; Italian Club Secretary 4; Library Council 4; Honor Patrol 2,3,4. JOSEPH PERMUY “Joe” I could live without girls But I’d rather not. Spanish Club 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 3.4. EVELYN FLORENCE PIEROTTI “Evic” Full of nonsense. She ignores her conscience. Home Economics 2,3,4, President 4; Bowling Club 4; Choral Club 1; Junior Play Usherette. CAROLYN FAY PLOUCHER Gallop, canter, walk or trot! She's never seen where a horse is not. Junior Play Usherette. JOHN MICHAEL POLIZZI “Johnny” Johnny would walk many a mile If he could dress in latest style. Bowling Club 3,4; Honor Patrol 4; Track 1. KATHLEEN J. POLIZZI “Kat” Here's a girl who dresses well Her humor we can never quell. Bowling Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Italian Club 3,4; Dancing Club 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 4. PAULINE ELAINE POLLOCK “Paulic” Perfection is attained by slow Degree------Don't push me! Student Council 4; Treble Clef Club 4; Choral Club 4. RICHARD HAROLD POSSE NT I “Percy” Whether doing homework or playing the sax Percy surely is never lax. Music Club 2,3; Italian Club 3; Band 1,2; Orchestra 3; Basketball 1. 45 SENIORS SAMUEL S. PRICE “Sam” Tall, smiling, rather nice. This describes our boy, Sam Price. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DOMENTCA PROFERA “Dolly” Dolly, with her methodical ways. Teaches us that studying pays. Homeroom Treasurer 1,2; Biology Club 2; Italian Club 3,4; Chemistry Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH RAMISH “Babe” Mary always tries to please Doing all her work with case. Chemistry Club 4; .Senior Play Usherette. TOM RAPHAEL “Tommy” Remember how Tommy used to play A solo each assembly day? Chemistry Club 4, President; Physics Club 3, Treasurer; Music Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-president; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice- president; Junior Class Play. CHRISTIAN J. RASMUSSEN “Chris” Quiet, shy. smiling Chris Is a fellow we're all sure to miss. Chemistry Club 4; French Club 4; Cross Country 2,3; Track 3,4. SHIRLEY MAE REMSEN “Shirl The outstanding star of the commercial class Is this tall and stately lass. National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-president 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Senior Record, Business Secretary 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 3,4; Dancing Club 3; Biology Club 2; Student Council 4; Commencement Usherette 3. EVELYN RICE “Evie” Eyes atwinkle—oh so gay We're glad to see her come our way. Dancing Club 2; Music Club 3; Treble Clef Club 3; Art Club 4; Senior Play Usherette 4. EDITH ELSIE RICHARDSON “Edic” Quiet, demure, very shy— A faraway look in her eye. 46 LOUISE MAY RIPA “Lefty” With a cheerful smile for all Lefty bounces down the hall. Dancing Club 1; Art Club 3; Music Club 4. EDDIE J. RIZZO “Rizzuto” In his hand is power— and a baseball. OF 1950 JANET LEE SAUL “Jan” Janet with her pleasant smile Kept the staff working all the while. Dancing Club 1; Biology Club 2; Hi-Spots 3,4, Sports Editor, Photographer Editor 4, Award 3; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 3,4. AMELIA B. SBRANA “Emily” With pencil poised in hand Amelia obeys every command. Homeroom Vice-president 2,3; Homeroom Secretary 1; Music Club 2,3; Italian Club 2,3,4, Vice-president 3,4; Bowling Club 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 4; Dancing Club 4; Drum and Bugle 1,2,3; Cpmmcnce- ment Usherette 3. 47 GORDON ROBBINS “G. Babe” He speaks the Spanish language, does a Spanish dance Just like a native—a native of France. Physics Club 3, Vice-president; Spanish Club 2,3; Base- ball 2,3,4. IRWIN D. ROSEN “Irv” As Mr. Dodge in the Senior Play He kept the audience always gay. Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4, President 4, Award 1,2,3; Play 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3; Chemistry Club 4; Physics Club 3; Honor Patrol 4; Student Council 2,3; Dancing Club 1,2,3; Vice-president 2. DAVID B. ROSENBERG “Dave” His friendly and helpful ways made him succeed. And he was always there—in the lead. Vice-president Student Council 4; National Honor Socie- ty 3,4; National Athletic Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4: Physics Club. President 3; Pegasus 1,2,3,4, President 3; Biology Club 2; Hi-Spots 3; Senior Record 4; Chemistry Club 4; French Club 3; Latin Award 1. SHIRLEY SANDELIER “Shirr We sec a baton and a plume; Then away struts Shirley with a tunc. Music Club 2,3,4: Bowling Club 2; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 2; Treble Clef 4; Drum and Bugle Corps Twirler 2.3; Head Majorette 4; Drum and Bugle Club 3,4, President 4. THELMA EVA SCARPA “Thclm” A thousand miles you would have to go To find a merrier hello. Italian 1,2,3. SELMA LILA SCHATZ “Schatzie” When Selma walks into the room Conversation starts to bloom. Thalia 1,2,3,4, Vice-president 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 2; Junior Town Meeting 3,4; Hi-Spots 3,4; Senior Rec- ord 4; French Club 3,4; Commencement Usherette 3; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad. CONSTANCE GLORIA SCHIAVO “Gloria” A diligent worker, this little lass. An outstanding student in our class. Homeroom Secretary 1,2: National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Senior Record 4; Biology Club Secretary 2. EDWARD H. SCHOCH “Gunpowder There's a boy who’s neat and slick Who helped create Nick the Chick. Homeroom President 1,2; Homeroom Vice-president 3; Student Council Representative 2,4; Senior Record 4; Art Club 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Baseball 4. IRWIN NORMAN SCHREIBER “Ike” In the field of sport he made a name We're sure he'll do so in life's game. Athletic Honor Society 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 4. MATILDA SCHROEDER “Tilda” With Tilda fancy phrases don't cut much ice; So we'll hold our tongues and just say she's nice. Homeroom Secretary 3; Chess Club 3; Senior Record 4; Student Council. MARIE SHIRLEY SCOTT Remember the girl at the end of the line Who always said May I have your dime? Bowling Club 4; Honor Patrol 2,3,4; Commencement Usherette 3. JOE SERRA “Joe” From Joe you'll never hear a peep; Remember still water runs deep. Homeroom Vice-president 1,2,3; Pegasus 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 1,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Italian Club 1; Student Council 2,3; Track 1,2; Baseball 4. 48 WILUAM CLIFFORD SEVERS “Cliff” The times he speaks are very rare. But when he speaks we list with care. CHARLOTTE PATRICIA ANNE SHADIS “Char” Her gracious ways and smiles sincere Will Charlotte to her friends endear. Bowling Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Music Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 1,2,3,4; Chemistry Club 4; Senior Record 4; Latin Award 1,2; Spanish Award 2,3; Drum and Bugle 2,3, Secretary 3; Head Majorette, Band 4; Baccalaurate Usherette 3. CHRISTENE SHAW “Chris” With eyes that twinkle merrily To happiness she holds the key. Glee Club; Music Club; Home Economics Club. PATRICIA ANN SHEA “Pat” Although she seems so very shy Pat will manage to get by. Holy Spirit High, Atlantic City 1,2,3. NICK SHI CUN OFF “Chick” A twinkle in his eye and a dimple in his cheek Labeled this boy irresistible shick. JAMES G. SIMPSON “Jimmy” Always witty, always gay Always with a joke to play. Homeroom Treasurer 2,3; Baseball 1,2. DONALD SIDNEY SLOMIN “Don” Life inside is the thing that bores It's fun to be out-of-doors. Biology Club 2; Dancing Club 3,4; National Athletic Honor Society 4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4. JOHN A. SMANIOTTO “Piney” May there never come care or harm To happy Piney on his farm� Homeroom Vice-president 2,3; Student Council 2. 49 UGO SMITH “Chinney” In the halls he'd cheerfully greet Anyone he'd chance to meet. Homeroom President 2,3; Spanish Gub 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 4. WILBUR DARE SNYDER “Frankie'’ Frankie wins the golden shilling Because he's always very willing. Homeroom Secretary 2; Physics Club 3; French Gub 3,4; Chemistry Club 4. MILDRED STEINMETZ A girl with a kind and noble heart We like her in spite of the fact that she’s smart. National Honor Society 3,4; Thalia 2,3; Student Coun- cil 2; Music Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Library Council 4; Band 2,3,4; Senior Play 4. Lyndhurst High School 1; Student Council 1; Junior Choir 1; Band 1. WALTER STERN “Walt” In class meetings he rose to speak While others cringed and were too weak. Spanish Gub 2,3; Chemistry Gub 4; Senior Record 4. TONY PAUL STOPA “Thumper” Tall and fair, he stands out from the mob You’ll always find Tony on the job. LOIS JANE TESTA Cooperation is her aim Through this she surely will gain fame. Art Club 1,4; Honor Patrol 4; Basketball Mgr. 1,2. ROBERT G. THARP “Bobby” Never flat, sometimes sharp Mostly natural—that’s Bob Tharp. Boy’s Glee Club 4, Vice-president. ELIZABETH KATHRYN THIERYUNG “Betty” Singing voice, dancing eyes Her comments rare, give a surprise. Biology Club 2; Art Club 2.3,4; Music Gub 4; Dancing Club 4; Glee Club 4; Treble Clef Gub 4; Senior Play Usherette. 50 GEORGE RAYMOND THOMAS. JR. “Georgie” If fate does not his future mar George is bound to travel far. Dramatic 1,2; Music Club 2; Chess Club 3; French Club 3; Physics Club 3; Band 2; Wrestling 3,4. MARGARET ESTHER THORNBORROW “Ginger” I've traveled to Trinidad, Cuba, and Haiti But I've never found a maid like Katie. All State Chorus 3; Music Club 2,3,4, President 4; Treble Clef Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Senior Record Staff 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 4; Senior Play; French Club 3; Biology Club 2; Dancing Club 3; Commence- ment Usherette 3. OF 1950 ROBERT EDWARD TOBOLSKI “Bob’’ Bob. our hero, has a way Of keeping lads and lassies gay. Junior Class Vice-president; Homeroom Vice-president 3; Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; Honor Patrol 4; Jun- ior Play Stage Mgr.; Senior Play Stage Mgr.; Football Mgr. 2; Football 3,4; National Athletic Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4. ALEX V. TONETTA, JR. If you want to see three fellows splurge Go out with'Alcx, Pincy, and Verge. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Italian Club 2,3,4. RITA ANTOINETTE TRAPANI “Beefy” Here's a girl who does her share Quietly and without air. Student Council 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Library Council 3; Bowling Club 4. PHYLLIS VERA TRAVAGLIA “Phyl” Here's a girl who's really happy Lots of clothes—very snappy! Choral Club 1; Music Club 2; Commencement Usherette 3; Bowling Club 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Squad 4. HELEN MARIE TRIVELLI “Cuddles The fun in life just comes her way She's always in a mood that's gay. Commencement Usherette 3; Palmyra High School 1: Drum and Bugle Corp 1. LAURA MAE VAI Pinky” Pinky's with us all the year To help supoort our pep and cheer. Bowling Club 3; Art Club 3,4; Home Economics CJub 3,4, Vice-President 4; Senior Play 4; Cheerlcading 1,2,3, 4, Captain 4; Basketball 2,3,4. 51 I IJ MICHAEL VERRA “Mike” What he lacks in stature He makes up in good character. Chemistry Club 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 3, Vice- president 4; Basketball 1. LOUIS VIOTTO “Lou” He left the city bright and gay To live with us down Vineland way. W WILLIAM R. P. VALLA, JR. “Willie When into the room he comes with a bound People all know that Willie's around. Homeroom President 2; Italian Club 2,3,4, President 4; Bowling 4. E. DALE VAN GILDER “Van” Dignified, but not too stuffy. We'll remember Mr. Duffy. Physics Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; French Club 4; Sen- ior Play. NORMA S. VENCIA With a nod or smile for all She keeps order in our hall. Homeroom President 3; Latin Award 1; Italian Club 2, 3,4, Award 2; Music Club 2; Dramatic Club 2; Chemis- try Club 4; Honor Patrol and Traffic Sauad 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 4; Drum and Bugle Corp 1,2; Commencement Usherette 3. CARMELLA MARY B. VENDITTI “Babe” Quiet is as quiet does. Dancing Club 3,4; Italian Club 3,4; Treble Clef 4; Bas- ketball 1. BETTY JEAN WASHINGTON “Belt” Along life’s road it’s fun to go But never in a hurry—slow! H. T. Stoddart Junior High: Library Aides Club 1; Glee Club 1. Wm. Penn High: Dramatic Club 2; A Cappella Choir 2. KENNETH PAUL WHITE “Kenny” A tall, attractive sort of guy You cannot call him camera shy. Hi-Spots Photographer 3. 52 JOSEPH S. WILLIAMS “Joe- ls one day of ease too much to borrow? SOLOMON MAURICE WILLIAMS He doesn’t say much. But what he says is worth hearing. JOHN WINTERBURN “Johnny” He’ll travel .far without a stop. This pillar at the woodwork shop. Homeroom President 3; Spanish Club 3; Basketball 1; , Baseball 1,2. RAYMOND ROBERT ZORZI “Sleepy” This funny sight will not soon pass— Ray’s finding a scat in the English class. Homeroom President 1; Band. 53 Activities Ire IJicL J C(i ueA access St udent (jo uernmen t Wean, T iWifi Now that Nick is a senior, he realizes what the Student Council means to Vineland High School. It is the approved guiding organization. The members set a good example for their fellow students in their conduct, achievements, and efforts in all campaigns. The results of the Cleanup and Courtesy Campaigns were remarkably noticeable. The Student Council works in particular for a more friendly and understanding relationship between the students and teachers. Miss Sternberg, their sponsor, gives her untiring support to all of the council activities. One of the many ideas to improve the school which have come from the Student Council is an annual Red and Gray Day which was established to promote school spirit. The officers and several members regularly attend the statc-wide conference at Princeton each November and report to the council and the stu dent body the results of that meeting. Last year Vineland High School was host to the Student Councils of the Cumberland County high schools and to several visitors from other counties. New and interesting ideas are always presented at these county conferences which have proved beneficial not only to our council but also to our school. These activities and others make the Student Council one of the most useful and respected organizations of V. H. S. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Lorraine Pagnam, David Rosenberg, Delmo Fillippi, Miss Sternberg, Rita Trapani. an (Citizen STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: S. Cionc: G. Petrosante; E. Chaply—Bui. Chairman; L. P.ign.im—Sec.: D. Rosenberg—Vice-Pres.; R. Sternberg—Adv.; D. Filippi—Pres.; R. Trapani— Treas.; J. Angelucci; B. Nani; B. Grossi. SECOND ROW: D. DeM.itte; R. DiStefano; I.. Lihn; L. Forbes; J. Musacchi; A. Gregory; V. Sappello; P. Musacchi; G. Ccrione; B. Gertiagc; S. Remsen; G. Martinelli. THIRD ROW; A. Pedulia; J. Bullock; F. Donato; H. Hoffman; L. Browne; J. LcGorc; A. Elkan; S. Greenblatt; J. Reaves; U. Smith; J. Chcli; M. Martinelli; T. Wemicoff. SENIOR RECORD Helping “Nick” find the right formula for molding the key was the task of the Record Staff, so they went to work by reviewing the past records of the class of “1950”. With the help of our “guid- ing light,” Mr. Kammcr, the details were sorted out and gradually the key began to take shape. Hard work and lots of fun was the recipe followed by the staff members who wrote, counted ballots, raised money, and did innumerable other things to make our yearbook the finest. Mr. Lchocky and Mrs. Markham were hard workers as problems RECORD STAFF FIRST ROW: I. Pcluro; M. Kaiser; I.. Lehman; E. B allow; G. Bardfeld—Editor; E. Crane; E. Chaply; W. Stern; M. Berman: I. Davidson; N. Vencia. SECOND ROW: G. Schiavo; S. Shatz; C. Johnstone; D. DcMatte; S. Remsen; Mr. Kammer—Adv.; S. Knudsen; L. Lister; E. Thornborrow; M. Barish; C. Shadis. THIRD ROW: M. Orpcnheimer; E. Schoch; T. Kinsell; D. Rosenberg; D. Filippi; A. Elkan; J. LeGore; E. DiGiovacchino. STAFF Gilbert Bardfeld ............................Editor Marjorie Barish, David Rosenberg. . . .Literary Editors Emelia Chaply .............................Business Secretary Walter Stern ...........................Advertising Manager Edward Schoch............................Art Editor Delmo Filippi .........................Photographer of scheduling pictures and handling finances pre- sented themselves. Editor Gilbert Bardfeld could always be counted on for a good idea when the way seemed long. So “Nick found the staff a friendly bunch with whom he enjoyed working and when finally the secret of the key was found, “Nick” felt a little regretful because now that the battle was over he knew that the friends that he had made while looking for the formula, now would pass into the album of memories; however, those memories will be among the treasured events of his life. Mrs. Markham, Mr. Kammcr, and Mr. Lchocky helped us worry about finances, write-ups and artistic production. 3irst Yliyhter Yjick Sees St ars Nick the Chick wasn't quite prepared for the earth shaking events of December first and second. On these evenings the Senior play, “Meet Me in St. Louis,” kept two full houses roaring with hilarity and shaking with anxiety for an hour and a half. At eight o'clock Nick was rather astonished to see the cast hopping around, dancing, singing, and talking in high nervous voices instead of biting their nails. Instead of sucking lemons like amateur stars usually do, they went around stealing fudge and candy, much to the dismay of “Gus.” Out front the bulk of the class had their fingers crossed for their friends up on the stage. We're sure they'll never forget such memorable bits as the leg-biting scene, when Tootie crawls around the couch and attacks poor Mr. Dodge, nor will their memories fail to retain a picture of Mr. Dodge, and Mr. Duffy sputtering and stammering, water drip- ping from their hats and coats. They'll remem- her when Rose slapped John so hard that he almost fell over, they'll remember when Esther solemnly swallowed a chicken heart and vowed to marry the next man to shake hands with her. And who would dare to forget Agnes, tripping down the steps singing a song of unknown origin? Never will the seniors be able to fully express their graditude to Mr. Arnade who directed the production, to Mr. Leeds and to Mr. Nasser who worked so hard on the set. The cast also appreciated the loyal service of Ronnie Barbetti, Gus Dczutti, and BobTobolski. This was a big thing in the lives of our Seniors. In the words of Mr. Smith, “This is the best. Nothing better that could ever come. A A FIRST ROW: S. Barsky; B. Moskowitz; M. Berman; J. Saul; E. Ballow; Miss Ostrander—Asst. Adv.; Mrs. O’Kane—Adv.; L. Lehman; S. Schatz; M. Kaiser; I. Davidson; B. Sher; J. Rogers. SECOND ROW': D. Warren; B. Downey; D. Kruvsman; S. Shapiro; L. Hochheimer; M. Koitz; B. Braun- stein; S. Joseph; J. Carnegie; I. Angle; R. Wcitzman; E. Ehrlich; J. Snyder. THIRD ROW: L. Lihn; R. Sileo; M. Rudolph; R. Thom; L. Newcomb; M. Mayerfeld; A. Elkan; M. Oppcnhcimcr; J. Angelucci; B. Vorchheimer; B. Campbell; K. Hoffmeyer; E. Bracco. M WontMv Mi-Spots id on HI-SPOTS “Where’s my Hi-Spots?” This familiar cry can be heard once a month on the day that this informative newspaper is distributed to the student body. Just as “Nick the Chick” searched four years for his key to the future, Hi-Spots is forever seek- ng the key to sincerity, truthfulness, accuracy and impartiality. This organization is made up of conscientious students who are willing to give up their free time in order to work for the school paper. Each month Hi'Spots is edited by four different page editors who pick the reporters they want to write for their page that month. Found in the paper is a complete coverage of past, present, and future news, which includes dances, parties, sport events, humorous features, and flattering pictures of the students themselves. So if you happen to sec the students busily engaged in reading, you may be sure that the Vineland Hi .Spots has just been passed out. 62 SEATED: Mr. Ccrnigliaro—Adv.; A. Flk.� n—Pros.. STANDING: F. Bavio; H. Hoffman; P. D’Arrigo; J. Sorra; D. Rosenberg; D. Sarnoff; B. B ird fold; B. Vorchheimer; M. Rudolph. PEGASUS Pegasus is the society know to most of us as the Boys' Public Speaking Club. Under Mr. Antonio Cernigliaro's sponsor- ship, this club holds an annual public speaking contest. Eight persons participate with humorous and dramatic selections. The three prize-winning contestants re ceive medals and the fourth receives a certificate of honorable mention. There is much anxiety the night of the contest, both in the audience and among the parti- cipants, as to which selections will merit awards. Even if one doesn't win, the ex- perience and training that he gets serves as an important reason for his joining this group. The attraction incentive must be there, for this is one of the oldest and most successful clubs in the school. FIRST ROW: M. Koitz—Pres.; Mrs. B. Wcvl- man — Adv.; S. Shatz — Vice-Prcs. SECOND ROW: R. Weitzman; S. Joseph; E. Bardfeld; M. Sasdclli. THIRD ROW: D. Warren; E. Brotnian; A. Loew; A. Gregory. THALIA Thalia, the Girls’ Public Speaking Club, is the sister organization of Pegasus. This club, also, sponsors an annual public speaking contest in which the girls arc the participants. Thalia allows girls to try out for the contest, picking the ten best. There are eight contestants and two alter- nates. The girls must memorize their entire selections, and they must be able to per- form well. The impartial judges pick the three best orators for prizes and a fourth for an honorable mention certificate. The awards arc medals that are donated by Mr. John Lehocky. Selma Schatz, Ruth Weitzman, Marilyn Koitz, and Doris Warren arc the officers of this thirty-four year old society. Their capable sponsor is Mrs. Weylman. SEATED: E. Chaply— Trca .; M. Barish—P res.; Mr. Nasser; Miss Mulford; S. Remsen—Vicc-Pres.; G. Schiavo—See. STANDING: C. Eaton; E. Ballow; L. Lis- ter; R. Dondero; D. Rosen- berg; G. B a r d f c I d ; C. Shadis; M. Steinmetz; P. Panichcllo. NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY To be a member of the National Honor Society is an outstanding achieve' ment for any athlete. The organization is under the supervision of Mr. Charles Fur- long. To become a member of this club, the athlete must maintain high averages in all subjects as well as prove his ability on the field. FIRST ROW: B. Tobolski; Mr. Furlong—Adv.; B. Brodzilc. SECOND ROW: M. Moratti— Pres.; D. Filippi; B. Caplan; L. Browne. THIRD ROW: D. Rosenberg; B. Joseph; J. Reaves. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is the most highly admired organization of the school. Miss Elizabeth Ann Mulford, and Mr. Floyd Nasser arc the organization's advisors. To gain membership to this club, the students must have an average of 80 in every subject. As a reward, the mem- bers receive pins for all their efforts during the course of their high school days. HONOR PATROL AND TRAFFIC SQUAD Two of the most responsible organi- zations in Vineland High School that receive little recognition are the Honor Patrol and the Traffic Squad. Mrs. Mae Maruffi is the efficient advisor. Besides keeping the halls clear and the traffic moving smoothly, the Honor Patrol spon- sors one of the biggest dances of the year, the Valentine Semi-Formal. THE LIBRARY COUNCIL Under the supervision of Mrs. Marion Starkey, the Library Council is a great aid to the student body. Its mem- bers, who work as student library assist- ants, perform innumerable duties in order to facilitate the use of the library materials.. FIRST ROW: M. Antonclli; G. Brunner; J. Hopp; P. Trivclli. SECOND ROW: M. Barish—Trcas.; M. Stcinmctz—Pres.; Mrs. Starkey—Adv.; J. Pcluro— Vice-Pre .; L. Lister—Sec.. THIRD ROW: M. Bur- lio; G. Holdcraft; E. Dumcr; N. Olmstead; G. Pctra- sante; D. Kruysman. FOURTH ROW: H. Hardnack; V. Sappello; D. Mattalucci; D. Phifer; K. Haiiscr; J. Creamer; B. Downie; P. Austino. d Appreciation flor Sdis Services an HONOR PATROL FIRST ROW: R. Hoover; M. Kaiser; K. Polizzi; B. Forgnoni; L. Lehmann; E. Ballow; C. Angelo; C. Gaburo; M. Antonclli; Mrs. Maruffi; N. Vcncia; M. Barish; M. Wightman; S. Cioni; M. Pctrinni; C. Shadis; J. Hannum D. DcStcfano; J. Potter. SECOND ROW: E. Capra; A. Canto; M. Koitz; D. Warren; P. Smeed; J. Ponotti; J. Con- cello; J. Ward; C. Wisswasser; J. Moiso; A. Valletta; E. Thornborrow; S. Rcmscn; G. Berg; B. Cambell; B. McHenry; C. Heimann; B. Burn. THIRD ROW: D. Coffin; J. Davis; J. Martinclli; D. Hudson; S. Schatz; A. Becker; F. Downie; B. Mulero; B. Wilson; A. Downie; M. Clark; S. Shapiro; B. Grossi; I. Ehrlich; D. Schncll; A. Locw; L. M. Crystal; R. Wcitzman. FOURTH ROW: J. Peluro; M. Tedcsco; L. Testa; I. Davidson; J. Lol- li; E. Sabrano; A. Martini; P. Freedman; M. Berman; B. Braunstein; F. Genovese; S. Harrington; L. Sedano; J. Alimcntc; C. Cianciarulo; F. LaTorre. HFlH ROW: J.Patterson; R. Ayres; L. Lynn; S. Joseph; I. Rosen; C. Adams; L. Brachio; R. Mitchell; D. Filippi; F. Reaves; U. Smith; E. Barman; J. Polizzi; B. Caplan; N. Mazer; M. Rohrback. o o r ▼ V Vick Vincli Mi armon an jj nsp iration ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: L. Hochhcimcr; L. Crystal; J. Carnegie; M. Brund.igv; R. Still; W. Land; T. Raphael. SECOND ROW: R. Scavclli; D. Sar- auoff; C. Johnstone; Mr. F. Astor; Mario Tomei; E. Baker; D. Terrill; R. Stcinmetz. THIRD ROW: M. Folino; E. Kahn; H. Goffrey; W. Murphy; G. Kronheim; C. Galzarano; J. Jan- etta; S. Barsky. DANCE BAND SEATED: L. Hochheimer; E. Baker; M. Tomei; L. Marocco; C. Galzarano; R. Steinmetz; G. Montancc; G. Kronheim. STANDING: J. Mul- len and F. Barber—vocalists; N. Possumato; T. Dalesandro; T. Raphael; B. Land; E. Baker; D. Tirrcll; G. Barsky; Mr. Astor—Leader; W. Murphy; J. Janetta. MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS SEATED: Miss Cummings; Mr. Astor; Miss Stern. STANDING: M. Stcinmetz; E. Thorn- borrow; T. Raphael; B. Bowden. TREBLE CLEF CLUB FIRST ROW: G. Lambert; E. Fleming; A. Melior; R. Fiocchi; C. Comparri; D. Weinberg; M. Konhoupt; C. Arthur; B. McHenry; Miss Cummings; I. Mullen; M. Wightman; D. Rud- nesky; A. Capclli; G. Cerione; F. Elliot; I. Morley; G. Perry: A. Vicari. SECOND ROW: J. Patterson; G. Rawlins: J. Galor; C. Yacavclli; M. Danna; B. Reeves; C. Kruck; M. Halloway; G. Snipes; T. Seelman; S. Butler; R. Love; B. Lodge; V. Vannini; I. Provengano; J. Rogers; D. Bassano. THIRD ROW: C. Venditti; A. Scarpa; E. Devlin; R. Carney; J. Silvidio; F. Barber: M. Smith; M. Whitmore: M. Curcio; P. Pollock; C. Cianciarulo; W. Biscottini; B. Thierying; J. Bagliane; D. Phillips; A. Ubcr; D. Gorgo; D. Scott. FOURTH ROW: G. Phinney; J. Nutt; P. Schroeder; J. Dougherty; F. Genovese: S. Harrington; K. Hauser; J. Thompson; E. Thornborrow; D. Phifer: C. Shaw; C. Johnstone; A. Valletta; S. Knudsen; C. Reeves; M. Priest; B. Hartseli. There are many and varied musical organizations at Vineland High School. During football season, you sec quite a bit of the Band and Drum and Bugle Corps march- ing down the football field in their smart uniforms. Every Tuesday in assembly you can hear the Orchestra playing while the students enter. On special occasions you will hear the lyrical voices of the Treble Clef Club in assemblies or perhaps the Dance Band which plays for many of our social affairs. Every Spring the Orchestra and Treble Clef Club give a combined concert. The band gives a perfor- mance of its own. All of these organizations belong to the Music Club which composites the group. If they need financial aid or help in any other way, the Music Club always comes to the rescue. With all of these well-trained groups, led by the Music Club, everyone has a chance to lend his talents to the group which interests him most. Miss Cummings, Miss Stern, and Mr. Astor sponsor the group. a r� n 'KWbV Vi-Wca r. c n f n r BAND FIRST ROW: J. Duffy; C. Shadis; M. Cesario. SECOND ROW: M. Mazolla; B. Kincy; F. Kershner; K. Florentine; A. Finch; R. Lclli; G. Kronheim; G. Zorzi; D. Warren; C. Galzarano; M. Tomei; D. Finch; M. Brcundoge; J. Carnegie; C. Adams; J. Mullens. THIRD ROW: P. Minor; M. Stcinmetz; L. Morrocco; P. Lankin; G. Mon- tana; R. Stcinmetz; E. Becker; J. Stopa; J. DiMaio; M. Martinclli; Mr. F. Astor. FOURTH ROW: D. Lewis; R. Capabianco; J. Trapani; W. Reeve; W. Land; N. Poss- umato; M. Giacomoni; T. Do Rossi; D. Tirrell; R. Oliva; E. Baker. FIFTH ROW: E. DcVelde; W. Castiglini; W. Skinner; P. Yacovelli; T. Dalasandro; M. Silva; F. Rossi; SIXTH ROW: W. DeBiaso; J. Janetta; T. Raphael; W. Charlson; S. Folino; S. Lammin. DRUM AND BUGLE FIRST ROW: V. Assclta; J. Martinclli; M. Smith; F. Barber; R. Castellani; G. Rawlins; M. Wightman; S. Graiff; P. Panichello; R. Rascone; B. Hudson; S. Scarpa; R. Roman; F. Genovese; S. Harrington; B. Bishop. SEC- OND ROW: Miss Stern; J. Potter; M. Bozarth; D. Keen; E. Bracco; R. Williams; S. Sandilicr; C. Yacovelli; D. Bruge; G. DeMarco; D. Slomin; S. Gotlicb; B. Brown. THIRD ROW: A. McMicking; M. Mardas; L. Tonelli; C. Donley; E. Letts; C. Kruch; M. Sheppard; M. Reed; A. Purdy; G. Holdcraft. FOURTH ROW. W. Rogers; F. Downic; B. Muliero; R. Perry; G. Vich; L. Martini; J. Workman; B. Osborn; E. Rudolph. FIFrH ROW: S. Behling; J. Mussachi; B. Campbell; M. Agostini; B. Bow- den; D. DcMatti; K. Hoffmcyer. 68 • • • an d in press ion The Dramatic Club is one which may be enjoyed by all, through their excellent performance in the spring. It is also a valuable aid to persons who arc interested in the art of make-up or in staging, directing, and sound effects, as well as the actual acting in a play. This year the Dramatic Club celebrates its twenty-fifth year at Vineland High School. The Dancing Club is among the newer activities at V. H. S. but it is also one of the more useful. Have you ever wondered how you could learn some of those new steps that you see other people using? Did you ever envy those people in the pictures that you see of square dancing? Anyone attending just a few of the Dancing Club meetings would be envied by others too. DRAMATIC CLUB FIRST ROW: E. Bardfeld; M. Hertz- nun; G. Rawlins; J. Potter; B. Camp- bell; I. Rosen; Miss Epstein; J. Carnegie; B. Sher; I. Angle; L. Leh- mann; E. Bellow. SECOND ROW: R. Ayers; P. Smead; D. Rudnesky; M. Conton: R. Whitman: N. Mazur: M. Rohr back; P. Friedman; B. Kornbluh; M. Kaiser; M. Koiti; S. Barsky; D. Warren; E. Lamana. THIRD ROW: S. Schatz: D. Schnell; M. Grien; C. Cianciarulo; S. Joseph; E. Lanmim; M. Berman: B. Bums; S. Shapiro; L. Lihn; B. Braunstein; M. Barish; J. H. Seeds: C. Dubusky S. Campbell; Ward. FOURTH ROW: R. Weitzman; J. Pinotti; N. Basile; C. Heymann; A. Gregory; E. Brotman; G. Berg: B. Dow me: L. Goldhaft: C. Wist- waesser; S. Angle. FIFTH ROW: C. Adams: M. Myerleld: S. Lamnin; B. Vorcheimer: J. Kintel; J. Snyder; M. Whitmore: N. Keen; W. Skinner; N. Possunato; R. Sileo; S. Grcenblatt. DANCE CLUB FIRST ROW: A. Valletta; B. Hopkin- son; J. Cavagnaro; D. Leopold; D. Weinberg; C. Comparri: A. Vicari: R. DeStefano; L. Temple—Trees.; M. Marzola—Vice-Pres.; Miss Wisswaet- ser; J. Mullen—Pres.; E. Bernhardt— Sec.; K. Polizzi: B. For noni; C. Ang- elo; R. Lynch: R. Werder; D. Lederer; L. Barnabei: R. Carney. SECOND ROW: D. Phiefer; J. Johnson: J. Goldenben ; J. Donoflio: C. Dcreschinsky: M. Holaway; P. Mon- aco: S. McFadden: M. Grune; L. Har- die; R. Otto; F. Goldcnberg: M. Kouhoupt: C. Venditti: E. Durner; J. Rogers; C. Eaton; V. Zat raring; R. Fiocchi. THIRD ROW: B. Thierying: J. Dougherty: L. Carlson; V. Sapello; R. Branca; J. Catello; A. Sbrana; F. I-eTorre; J. Berti; M. Desiere: P. Cola; H. Seeds; B. Kornbluli; J. Cook; B. Tabor; B. Griggs: M. Brundage. FOURTH ROW: B. Kinney; R. Tay- lor: N. Janetta; A. Conte: J. Mar- ghella; R. Tabolski; S. DeStefano; E. DeZutti; D. Slomin; J. Gruccio- B. Liestner; F. Galik; O. Kee; W. Platt; D. Kornbluh; H. Bierig. — A A FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Ballard; E. Billow; M. Kaiser; M. Ber- man—T r e a s.; A. Elkan— Pres.; Miss Durand — Adv.; M. Barish — Vice-Prcs.; L. Crystal—Sec.; L. Lehman; M. Wightman; I. Davidson. SECOND ROW: M. Seel- man; D. Schnell; B. Mosko- w i t z ; L. Hochheimcr; V. Vannini; S. Shapiro; C. Gub- itosi; S. Shatz; J. Carnegie; B. Campbell; I. Angle; B. Sher; R. Einstein; I. Ehrlich. THIRD ROW: R. Wcitz- man; W. Snyder; F. Lajon- chcre; R. Cesta; J. Angclucci; L. Newcomb; C. Rasmussen; I. Carideo; M. Mayerfeld; M. Katz; M. Oppenhcimcr; B. Vorchheimer; R. Sileo. FRENCH CLUB LeCercle Fran ais, under the direction of Miss Mildred Durand, is the oldest and most active of the language clubs in Vineland High School. To elude the classroom atmosphere, meetings are held in the evening at individual homes once a month. The entire meeting is conducted in French with various sketches, games, and songs following. This year an interesting experiment to improve the student's conversational ability was held. Three groups, meeting after school once a month with third year students presiding, were formed to encourage better student participation. ITALIAN CLUB Peering into the cafeteria on Friday at 3:30, Nick finds the bi-weekly meeting of the Italian Club, with their advisor, Miss Gilda Mendico, being called to order. A very enjoyable Christmas Party was held with favors and novel Italian sketches featuring the entertain- ment. Their usual St. Patrick's dance leaves this phrase cir- culating throughout school, “Oh, what a wonderful time we had at that dance!” Encouraging better grades, the advisor makes annual awards to outstanding students of Italian. ITAUAN CLUB FIRST ROW: T. Scarpa; D. DeStef- ano; C. Angelo; B. Forgnoni; F. LaTorrc; M. Petrini. SECOND ROW: S. Graiff; E. Capra; J. Alimenti; M. Land—T r e a s.; A. Sbrana—Vicc- Pres.; Miss Mendico—Adv.; J. Peluro —Sec.; K. Polizzi; L. Innocenti; J. Levari; L. Lister. THIRD ROW: P. Lorito; N. Vencia; H. Hardnack; L. Martini; G. DeMarco; M. Mazzola; C. Tobobski; M. Polini; R. Muccio; P. Profetta; C. Venditti; J. Lolli; C. By- lonc; E. Dalponte. FOURTH ROW: A. Tonetta; D. Geri; V. Pagnini; S. Ciarlante; J. D’Agostini; A. Conte; M. Marotti; L. Nunziato; G. Bardfeld; R. Massilatti; C. Gentile; J. Galla. 70 d roadenA orizonA Nick the Chick tells us that the Spanish Club, which meets every other Tuesday in room 108, always has an interesting meeting. Miss Florence Adamo, their capable advisor, encour- ages fluent conversation among the students; and this year her third year students gave humorous plays in Spanish at the club meetings. The Turkey Trot of '49 was one of the most sue ccssful dances held during the fall. A fifteen pound turkey was the traditional door prize which drew an exceptionally large crowd. SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: G. Harris; P. Trivelli; D. Jennings: H. Griggs; N. Mazer; D. Kruysm.111; N. B.isitc; N. Keen; B. Downie; C. Hieman. SECOND ROW: M. Clark; R. Hoover; S. Gotlieb; B. Bardfeld; E. Ballot , V. Pres.; Miss Adamo. Adv.; E. Gotleib, Pres.; S. Kaplan; B. Burns; S. Harrington; C. Shadis. THIRD ROW: B. Kornbluh; B. Muleiro; A. Downie; B. Grossi; M. Cerario; S. Barsky; M. Koitz; D. Warren; B. Brownstein; R. Smith; L. Wolfe; A. Loew; S. Knudsen; C. Shaw; E. Bernhardt: L. Sedano; S. Kreinces. FOURTH ROW: J. Bullock; R. Thom; G. Freedman; C. Harris; F. Downie; C. Neib; L. Forbes; M. Agostini; B. Berg; C. Moss; M. Russell; G. Martin; R. Blonv B. DiBiaso; F. Hurban; S. Shapiro; R. Litwack; L. Giercyk; L. Browne; R. Wiedmann; J. Permuy; N. Possumato; G. Skinner; S. Lamnin; B. Joseph; A. Kronfeld; T. Kinsell; J. Taylor; F. Galik; G. Robbins; W. Stern; E. Bauman; W. Murphy; G. Curry. A a nJ bJ'vei Jnto the WiraJei of CHEMISTRY CLUB Why is it that everyone is giving the chem lab a wide birth? Can it be the odor from the Chemistry Club experiments? The members of this club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Starkey, enjoy movies and participating in the expert ments that are presented. Among the guest speakers the glass-blower was very popular because of his ability to replace glass instruments broken during the course of the year. CHEMISTRY CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Shatz; L. Lehman; N. Vcncia; H. Hoffman, Trcas.; B. Joseph. V. Pres.; Mr. Starkey. Adv.; T. Raphael, Pres.; S. Kundsen. Sec.; M. Kaiser; M. Berman; J. Levari. SECOND ROW: L. Lister; B. Moskowitz; M. Clark; R. Hoover; A. Downic; L. Crystal; C. Shadis; M. Barish; R. Einstein; M. Ramish; J. Hannum; J. Lajonchcre; O. Kce. THIRD ROW: M. Vcrra; W. Snyder; L. Kohn; M. Katz; A. Goldberg; J. Agostini; T. Kinsell; N. Holzhaucr; S. Kaplan; A. Conte; G. Bardfeld; S. Luria; W. Stern; C. Rasmussen. BIOLOGY CLUB Membership in the Biology Club is a very profitable experience for most members. It pro- vides entertainment as well as a practical knowledge. It seems that everyone enjoys play- ing with the snakes and animals (that is except certain girls). Movies, discussions, and hikes arc part of the club's program. There is never a dull moment in the Biology Club, since all arc interested in what is continually happening about us in nature. PHYSICS CLUB The Physics Club has Mr. Krapf to thank for the interesting program that is carried on throughout the year. Numerous and fascinating are the experiments that are presented when the club convenes once a month. Here arc discussed rocket engines, atomic energy, and other scienti- fic advancements based on physics. To conclude its program the club visits the Franklin Institute where everyone can see the latest scientific developments and their origins through physics. Sci ence BIOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Potter; B. Campbell, Secretary; J. Angelucci. Vice- President; Mrs. Neff, Advisor; H. Ward. President; I. Angle, Treas- urer; J. Rogers. SECOND ROW: B. Sher; K. Hoffmeyer; J. Carnegie; C. Gubitosi; J. Snyder; N. Keen; J. Nutt; E. Bracco. THIRD ROW. C. Neib; R. Siler; C. Houck; R. Thom; B. Vorch- heimer; J. Carideo; L. Newcomb; B. Downie. FIRST ROW: N. Keen; L. Newcomb. Secretary; J. Bullock, Presi- dent; Mr. Krapf, Advisor; R. Thom. Treasurer; R. Mitchell; B. Sher. SECOND ROW: R. Sileo: L. Morocco; C. Kruck; J. Snyder; K. Hoffmeyer; L. Goodwin; L. Forbes; B. Bardfeld; M. Mayerfeld. THIRD ROW: B. Vorchheimer; N. Possumato; C. Biletta; J. DeStefano; C. Bernhardt; F. Galick; C. Wood; M. Rudolph. 73 flick ’llB. a Versatile Ckick Wken F. H. A. FIRST ROW: C. Angelo: G. Falisco, Sec.; E. Picrotti. Pres.; Miss Lascari; Mrs. W’eylman; Miss Johnston; L. Vai, Vice-Pres.; E. Dalponte, Treas.; D. Slomin. SECOND ROW: D. Davidson; C. Tobolski; M. Polini; J. Fein- berg; E. Ridolfi; L. Martini; M. Snyder; M. Mazzola; M. Bertuzzi; M. Eby; P. Pro- fetta; M. Petrini; H. Meyer- borg; L. Goodfellow. THIRD ROW: J. Lolli; E. Carpenter; B. Heritage; B. Becker; R. Blum; S. Corsiglia; I. Elliott; A. Highbcc; L. Innocenti; J. Rogers; M. Densten; G. Gahles. FIRST ROW:AE. Riley; E. Castellari; L. DeMarco; A. Siciliano; J. Giovinazzi; M. Vcrra; F. Donato; H. Kaufman; M. Chcli; W. Myers; H. Coia; J. Cheli; J. Braidi; R. Flaim. SEC- OND ROW. J. Ccsarc; G. Mazzoni; G. Zorzi; R. Steinmetz; G. Sonnenfeld; D. Kornbluh; Mr. Good- ier; J. Vassallo; R. Ruga; R. D’Ottavio; H. Sealfo; D. Franceschini; L. Murray; J. Ferrante. THIRD ROW: G. Lap- aire; J. Thompson; C. Schmidt; D. Shindel; J. Patrignani; S. Mohan; J. Buglio; A. Scott; C. Ber- tuzzi; R. Casazza; J. Ore- fice; J. Nicholas. FOURTH ROW: R. Weidmann; C. Copcstick; R. Tobolski; E. Derechin- sky; C. Travarelli; C. Sik- king; R. Ferrari; G. Gold- schmidt; D. Burris. FIFTH ROW: W. Bclfi; S. Price; I. Katz; A. Place; T. Bclfi; A. DeFelice; K. Castellini; H. Wand; J. Dezutti; L. Negri; J. Favoretto; H. Schmidt. F. H. A. The Vineland chapter of the Future Home- makers of America, a national organization, is one of the largest girls clubs in our school. One of the club's outstanding events of the year was the Mother-Daughter Banquet, when the girls played host to their mothers and served refreshments made by the girls them- selves. Miss L. Johnston is the capable leader. At their meetings the girls discuss the latest methods of homemaking and the newest aspects of Home Economics, and entertain guest speakers. F. F. A. The Vineland chapter of the national organization, the Future Farmers of America, is one of the largest clubs in our school. The F. F. A. is a group of students who are planning to be farmers or who are studying agriculture; it offers outside activity to its members. Many of the members live on farms and are carrying on projects such as caring for live-stock and raising their own farm produce. At their meetings, the boys discuss the latest methods of farming implements. Mr. Robert Goodier is the leader of this outstand- ing organization. 74 ART CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Campbell D. Phiffcr. Troas.; J. Angc- lucci. Pres.; G. Ricg, Advisor; M. Kaiser, Vicc-Pres.; J. Peluro. Sec.; I. Cav.ign.iro; SECOND ROW: C. Dubin- slty; L. Lihn; S. Shapiro; L. Testa; M. Tudisco; G. Peir- son; M. Deseive; M. Venate. THIRD ROW: S. Bchling; J. Kinsell; G. DiGiovacchino; L. Newcomb: E. Gotlieb; B. Briggs; B. Thieryung; M. JUNIOR TOWN MEETING SEATED: N. Possumati, Vice-President; Mr. Lipartito, Advisor; F. Bruno. President. STANDING: M. Katz; E. Ballow; B. Bardfeld; J. Kohn; S. Shatz; M. Oppenheitner; L. Lehman; R. Thom. ART CLUB JUNIOR TOWN MEETING OF THE AIR Nick can always find any information he wants about special activities by consulting the various attractive posters made and distributed throughout the building by the Art Club. Among the outstanding efforts of this organiza- tion are the Christmas mural and the other in- Monday night has become radio night for Nick the Chick. Junior Town Meeting of the Air broadcasts from station WSNJ in Bridgeton. Vineland High School is one of the nine schools from South Jersey participating in the debates. Topics are of local, national, and international spiring decorations that adorn our halls at interests. holiday time. Miss Rcig is responsible for much The participants in this activity appreciate of the development of the talents of these the aid of their sponsor, Mr. Lipartito. artists. 75 BOYS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Thornborrow; W. Murphy; E. Thomas; H. Hyson; Mr. F. Astor; R. Tharp; G. Lone; D. Korn- bluh; C. Adams. SECOND ROW: R. Stcinmetz; H. Polhamus; D. Sarnoff; T. C..ehazo; H. Wand; A. Folasco; F. Rosi; W. Platt; F. Fanucci. BOWLING CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Graiff; F. LaTorre: I. Cavagnaro; K. Polizzi: J. Concello: Miss Scrivani. Advisor; S. Kaplan; G. B.irdfcld’ B. Forgnoni: M. Petrini; C. Kruek. SECOND ROW: A. Martini; I. Battersby; M. Disicre; R. Kasconi; R. Love; A. Diehl; B. Annello; E. Pierotti: A. Sbrana; R. Trapani; I. Casella; E. Evangelista; I. Bassetti; A. Capclli. THIRD ROW: S. Kroelinger; K. Miller; L Carini; D. DeMatte; P. Travaglia; E. Dalponte: J. Alimenti; B. Bowers; S. Bowers; M. Maselli: M. Flieshner; V. Zataariny; L. Adams. FOURTH ROW: R. Sesta: G. Castel- lini: E. Viana; D. Slomin: B. Valla; I. DiAugUMtini: J. Polizzi; C. Gaburo; I. Grucci; W. Platt; F. Donato; M. Moratti. jt J4e J ncreaAeA sA-liliti eA an BOYS’ GLEE CLUB Under the capable direction of Mr. Franklin Astor this newly organized club has undertaken a relatively heavy schedule for its first year. A long felt need at Vineland High School, the Boys' Glee Club made its initial appearance at the time of the Christmas assembly. Not only could they be heard harmonizing with the “trcblcrs during fourth period practice, but the general public had occasion to hear them perform at the annual Spring Concert. BOWLING CLUB It's a strike!—the dream of every member of the Bowling Club . . . Meeting every Monday along with their advisor. Miss Scrivani, the club members try to make their dreams come true. Their highest scorer has done just that—from dropping the bowling ball on her foot when she first learned to play the game to making scores like 197. It's a lot of fun getting together at the Recreation Center after school and dividing into teams of six, that play against each other. 76 and A Jdid oCi u n cj A w i th Sclioo iSP irit CHEERLEADERS “It isn't any difficult task to cheer loud and strong when being led by such a peppy group of enthusiastic gals and guys!” declared Nick. No matter what the time or weather and regardless of the score, the cheerleaders seem to be indefatigable. Led by vivacious “Pinky Vai, the cheerleaders are an important link in the pro- motion of the school spirit which is prevalent among the students at Vineland High. Beginning their cheerlcading duties early in September they acquire a busy schedule including football, boys' and girls' basket- ball games, assemblies, and pep rallies. Filling this schedule is a year-round job which is always capably carried out. 77 .3ut ure hct orf CLASS HISTORY—JUNIOR YEAR 1949 was a banner year, for at last Nick was an upper- classman. His activities were numerous and varied; their influence was beginning to be felt by V. H. S. The call for try-outs for the junior class play, “Babies’ Night Out,” was answered by Wayne Charlson, Betty Cook, Lorraine Pagnam, Ethel Crane, Carol John- stone, Tommy Raphael, Marian Clark, Richard Moyer and others. Mardi Gras was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom held in the gym, magically transformed into a gay panorama of striking colors. Nick was thrilled to see the first members of his class—Margie Barish, David Rosenberg, Gilbert Bardfeld, Shirley Remsen, Gloria Schiavo, Catherine Eaton, Charlotte Shadis, Lillian Lister, Emilia Chaply, Pauline Panichello and Mildred Steinmetz—inducted in{o the National Honor Society. President Bob Brodzik conducted class meetings this year. While he was ordering class rings, selling mints, magazines, peanut brittle, and play tickets and decorating the gym, Nick was anxiously looking forward to his senior year, which a few short years ago seemed so far away. IN FRONT: Managers, W. Hill, B. Mariggi, J. Anderson. FIRST ROW: R. Constantine; T. Belfi; B. Quigley, R. Young; D. St. Aubyn; E. Severs; D. Mitchell; B. Tobol ski. Co-captain; D. Dalesandro; C. Baletto; S. Ciarlante; D. Cola; A. Anderson; R. Ceasare. SECOND ROW: R. Ciocco; J. Permuy; I. Schreiber; R. Torchio; R. Osborn; J. Lugiano; M. Francheschini; A. Corrado; F. Fanucci; R. Still; D. Biagi; D. Luisi; A. Sherma; Trainer, Gene Luisi; B. Reeve. THIRD ROW: B. Brodzik, Co-captain; D. Testa, Head Coach; Nicholas; Bernazzo; J. Testa; F. Reaves; B. Robinson; F. Romano; J. Collins; T. Trongonc; J. DePalma; R. Feneves. FOURTH ROW: L. Albrich; J. Reaves; W. Bishop; L. Simms; J. Cugino; B. Dusz; G. Naletko; F. Finberg; G. Adams; T. Brown. FIFTH ROW: J. Forenti; I. Clark; Mr. Walsh, Coach; J. Depalma; Mr. Minifri, Coach; J. Shindel; Pcrgeni; Mr. Furlong, Coach; R. St. Aubyn; Mr. DiTomo, Coach; P. Silva; T. Wintcrburn. JootUl 0, eamivor L eerS The most common fault found with records is that they don’t tell the whole story. This was undoubtedly true this year. Our boys found themselves on the winning side of the ledger but once, yet this does not indicate the fighting spirit or will to win that was shown in every game. The real “heartbreaker” of the season was the Bridgeton game. Vineland took an early lead and held it until the waning seconds of the game, when Bridgeton, who had been outfought all day, connected with a pass to give them the winning touchdown. Had Vineland won this game there most likely would have been a different story to tell at the end of the season. Vineland experienced another loss midway in the season during the Atlantic City game. Then Bob Brodzik, Co'Captain this year along with Bob Tobolski, received a broken collar bone which put him out of action for the remaining games. Bob Tobolski, recipient of the Times Journal award this year played a hard game for a full 60 minutes. One never failed to see his smudged jersey, with number 25 on it, coming out from the bottom of every play. This year also marked the debut of Coach Tony DiTomo, assistant to Coach Danny Testa. Mr. DiTomo will take over as head coach next year, and will inherit a large group of seasoned material. The class of 1950 takes this opportunity of wishing Coach DiTomo the best of luck. 80 Mr. Minifri; Mr. Furlong; Mr. Walsh; Mr. Tesla; and Mr. DiTomo. Bob Brodzik Salve Ciarlante Joe Lugiano Don Cola Bob 7'obolski Schreibe Art Anderson BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING: P. D’Arrigo; P. Gentile; B. Caplan; B. Nicholson; A. Pcdull.i. STANDING: A. Kronfeld; D. Rosenberg; M. Morrati; L. Nunziato; I. Katz; G. Bardfeld; Mr. Cosh. Coach. 82 2) emonitratei (J ailietba tt sue J. V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: T. Mazzola; W. Wescott: M. Tomai; Coach, Mr. N. Walsh; J. Hopkinson; K. Cook; C. Gentile. SECOND ROW: R. Ruberti; D. Luisi; A. Sherma; H. Hoffman; M. Daugherty. THIRD ROW: D. Mitchell; E. Bernhardt; E. Severs. Vineland High School has the honor of having both the city and Cumberland County championships in basketball this year. It isn't very often that Coach Cosh has a team that displays so much willingness, and talent at the same time. Headed by Co-Captains Mat” Moratti and Dave” Rosenberg, the varsity quintet played the hard and fast brand of basketball that once again was reminiscent- of the championship days of 1945 and Vineland's only Group IV title. The senior class can very well be proud of their classmates who played this year. Gil Bardfeld was a steady hard working forward throughout the season. Irv “the Katz” could always be counted on for a good performance and brought many ooh's and ah's from the crowd with his long set shots. Bcrnic Caplan was a deceptive ball handler until he was forced out of action in mid-season with a broken hand. Pete Gentile showed the scrapincss which made the team a‘ hard one to beat. Matt Moratti was the steady high scoring forward whose brilliant • play at all times was an inspiration to his teammates, while Dave Rosen- berg played a good backboard game and hit double figures consistently until his injury late in the season. Next year's team shows much promise of having another fine season. They’ll be missed next year—we hope. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: B. Caplan; M. Moratti; P. Gentile. SECOND ROW: I. Katz; D. Rosenberg; G. Bardfeld. filch U S„orl Sh oh LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Coffin; F. Bruno; D. Cola; B. Tobolski; I. Schreiber; T. Wintcrburn; J. Stopa; L. Collins; I). Dalesandro; L. Scegars; F. Romano; J. Reaves; N. Farside; S. Mohan; A. Trongone; A. Scott; B. Dusz; J. Leonetti; H. Swinton; G. Thomas; B. Reeve; D. Kornbluh; J. Homiak, Coach. • • • WRESTLING Coach Joe Homiak's grapplers came into their own this year, winning 9 out of 14 matches while tying one. Although short in a few weight classes, the team came up with a few hoys who made up for their lack of experi- cncc by fighting hard all the way to the closing minute. “Ike” Schreiber, 154 pound senior, was one of the leading members of the club along with seniors Don Cola, a hard-working heavy- weight; Bob Tobolski a 165 pound wrestler who came along fast for a beginner; and 95 pounder George Thomas, who could always be counted GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The lassies of V.H.S. have shown their outstanding ability as evidenced by this season's fine record. Nick could always depend on an exciting and memorable time at a girls' basket- ball game. Under the capable guidance of Miss Stern and Miss Wissweasser the V.H.S. girls have become a threat to all sextettes in South Jersey. Those seniors who will be missed by next year's team are Joao Conccllo, Bernice Forgnoni, Laura Vai, Aline Martini, France LaTorrc and Gwendolyn Harris. on for a good bout KNKEI.ING: D. Warren: L. Goldh.ilf; C. Wisswacsscr. STANDING: B. Forgnoni: F. LaTorrc: L. Vai; K. Hoff- meyer; L. Goodwin; B. Stern. Coach: J. Conccllo; A. Mar- tini; B. Hudvon; G. Harris. ► V TRACK At the beginning of the 1949 track season Coach Cosh had few hopes for a successful FIRST ROW: A. Iczzi; J. Gruccio; V. Sherma; F. Con- ato; I). Filippi; J. Permuy; L. Sbrana; R. Sill; L. Browne; F. Chodnicki. SECOND ROW: D. Slomin; C. Rass- muvsen; J. Pepper; D. Rosen- berg; B. Joseph; R. Young; R. Smith; R. Brodzik; A. Corrado; J. Reaves; Coach Cosh. record; however, the addition of several new members to the squad boosted it and the team compiled a record of 5 wins and 4 losses. One of the bitterest defeats was the loss of the Cumberland County title to Bridgeton by three points. Seniors who displayed good form and who should become the nucleus of a fine team this year are David Rosenberg in the shot put event, Barry Joseph discus thrower, pole vaultcr Dclmo Filippi, 880 yardsman Francis Donato, 100 yard dashman Joe Permuy, 440 yard runner Jack Pepper, and milers John Gruccio, Chris Rassmussen, and Don Slomin. CROSS COUNTRY The most unpublieized sport at Vineland High School is, undoubtedly. Cross Country running. The boys of this team put in many hours of. hard work in mid-winter, sometimes running 'as many as six miles a night. The four seniors who should be given much credit for their efforts in spite of very little recogni- tion arc Francis Donato, James Halfcrty, Don Slomin, and John Gruccio. LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Chodnicki: F. Donato; J. Tobolsk i; B. Smith; H. W. J. Halfcrty; D. Slomin; J. Gruccio; D. Kornbluh; C. Cosh, Coach. BASEBALL As the 1950 Record goes to press, baseball season is still a few weeks away. Coach Ncllo Dallalio is anticipating an average season. Last year's graduation losses will be felt very keenly by the squad with many positions open to new candidates. Senior pitchers, Eddie Bonon cini and Gordon Robbins should prove very effective against enemy batsmen, as should first baseman Mario Moratti and outfielder Herman Davis, against the moundsmen of the opposition. In spite of the lack of experience on the team, we can be sure that when baseball season comes into full swing, Vineland High will be represented by a determined group of players. h Winds Vp with BaSehad BASEBALL FIRST ROW: D. Luisi; L. Cullen; D. Saul; Coach Dallalio. SEC- OND ROW: W. Quigley; G. Torchio; F. Fanucci; R. Rubcrti; R. DeMaria; R. St. Aubyn. THIRD ROW: M. Moratti; E. Bononcini; H. Davis; R. Ciocco; G. Robbins. KNEELING: B. Nicholson; G. Bardfrld; M. Dougherty. STANDING: A. Goldberg; S. Kaplan; Mr. Krapf; P. D’Arrigo TENNIS Coach Norm Krapf hopes to have another banner season on the tennis courts this year. Pictured here is the nuc leus around which he plans to build an- other successful team. Last year, for its first season, his team boasted an excellent record—six wins and four losses. Though a comparatively new sport, tennis has come along fast as is proven by the ability of returning letterman Phil D'Arrigo and Mike Dougherty. Seniors who promise to bolster this year's team arc Gil Bardfeld, Steve Kaplan and Al Goldberg. J4 ar py 3 ime5 CLASS HISTORY—SENIOR YEAR Well, at last the day of days arrived. Nick, his tail feathers up in a show of pride, walked through the halls as if he owned them,—but there was much work and responsibility. Bob Brodzrk was chosen to lead the class in the final year. Nick took part in the senior play, sold Christmas cards, sweets, and magazines. He in- creased his finances for the senior trip. Nick, true blue to V.H.S., braved the cold winds and flying peanut shells of Gittone Field to cheer his football team, headed by Bob Tobolski and Bob Brodzik. He found time to get half decent marks and to indulge in social activities. Basketball games, Record sessions with Mr. Kammer, wrestling, public speaking, and getting a date for the semi-formal were just a few of the things Nick was confounded with. With spring came the prom, the class trip, and then the graduation. Nick, after receiving his diploma, felt a note of regret under his now fully grown feathers; he was no longer “Nick the Chick”, but—NICHOLAS THE CHICKEN. Bcrnicc Forgnoni and Bob David Rosenberg and Mar- Shirley Sandelier and Joe Jo Anne Pcluro and John Brodzik arc popular. jorie Barish will succeed. Serra are good looking. Baker are typical seniors. Charlotte Shadis and Mario Moratti have outstanding personalities. Frances LaTorre and Bernic Caplan dress well. Joan Concello and Bob To- bolski play the game well. Wayne Charlson and Bernice Burn certainly can emote. Kathleen Polizzi and Gilbert Bardfcld arc congenial. Eddie Bononcini and Gwen Harris enjoy dancing. Nick Schicunoff and Ethel Crane arc very cute. Carmen Galzarano and Bea- trice McHenry are music- makers. Bob Tobolski and Lorraine Pagnam are a cute couple. Pete Gentile and Bernice Burn are so original. Michael Verra didn't grow so tall as Shirley Rcmscn. Kathleen Polizzi looks up to Barry Joseph. 91 l ememberA Wk en Bridgeton High School changed from Red and White to Red and Gray . . . Mrs. Accardo's homeroom performed the marriage of Aggie Culture and Homer Economics . . . measles nearly halted the Junior Play . . . Millville beat Vineland two years in a row . . . Miss Bea Stern arrived with a bang . . . Miss Dowdell, Mrs. Munick, Miss Jenkins, and Mrs. Neff tried— and Miss Ostrander finally conquered 209 . . . Bernice Burn's candid prints were a desirable item . . . V.H.S. inaugurated Red and Gray Day . . . Albie Goldberg stumped Mr. Starkey . . . flood lights first lit up V.H.S. ... a certain first period history class welcomed a flash of red . . . the Guidance Staff took over 104 ... all the girls succumbed to the “new look . . . Mr. Rammer's junior English class discovered humor in the word egg . . . the famous Krapf puns invaded V.H.S. . . . the Sub-freshmen visited V.H.S. and the Biology Lab . . . the National Honor Society had their induction . . . Mason's claimed all the boys for lunch . . . the library changed hands . . . some of the Record Staff went to a press conference in New York . . . the Band and Drum and Bugle Corps got new uniforms . . . every night spent at play practice resulted in four words “Oh Opal! I'm home. ... a terrific actor didn't have one line to say in a play . . . Bob’s quizzical look sought aid from Coach Homiak at a wrestling match . . . the “handsome romeo sold yearbooks in the cafeteria . . . Martin Katz was smoked out of Chemistry class . . . the cafeteria became a base- ball diamond during fourth period lunch . . . the senior class voted again, and again, and again, and again for the class president . . . Mr. Krapf made hugh profits in study hall . . . Irv Katz dribbled down the basketball court in the wrong direction . . . Esther put tacks on the chair in front of her in Mr. Homiak's his- tory class . . . Mr. Arnade brought chewing tobacco for Burnsie at Senior Play practice . . . a jitterbug number proved quite embarrassing at the Valentine dance . . . sulfuric acid hit the wrong spot ... a catcher could become wealthy in study hall . . . Barry took constant beatings during Senior Play practice . . . 209 serenaded the school with an original composition . . . Mr. Pennino faithfully looked in on his children in study hall ... a blackboard contained this head- line—“John L. Lewis Lost His Union Suit . . . Seniors came to school with haggard looks on their faces the day term papers were due . . . Latin papers quickly changed hands before classes ... a guest speaker rubbed Mr. Robin- son's fur the wrong way . . . the possibilities of a Washington trip materialized . . . the tennis team tried to take over the faculty . . . Mr. Pennino checked on his “honeysuckles” . . . the class of 1950 little thought that these “fool- ish things” would ever become treasured mem- ories. THE CLASS OF 1050 x 92 ima tu lUUtl.hhi flU DU . . . students rushing to classes—anxiously? Hi is SH a cJ mCLdt cjCoO roun AI.MA MATER 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 arc loyal To her colors. Red and Gray. Oh. the four brief years of high school. On the fleeting wings of time. Bear us on to fields of vision. Where we scale new heights sublime; Mid our pleasures, cares and sorrows As we toil from day to day. Let us cheer for Vineland High School And her colors. Red and Gray. When our dreams of youth arc over. And our race is almost run; When from life all care we’ve banished. Finished what we've here begun. May our fondest memories wander To the place we love alway. That is dear old Vineland High School With her colors. Red and Gray. heights sublime d eflore 'IJnfochincj the Jutu re GOOD-BYE The time has come for the Class of 1950 to bid a fond farewell to Vineland High School. Never will he forgotten the friendly faculty or the co-operative stu- dent body. To an institution that will always be held in high esteem by its grad- uates, we, the Class of 1950, say, “Good- bye.” 97 PROFESSIONAL PAGE TEACHERS Miss Florence Adamo Miss Jean Myers Mrs. F. C. Adamo Mr. Floyd Nasser Mr. Edward Arnade Mrs. O'Kane Miss Rita Cresci Miss Anne Ostrander Miss Doris Epstein Miss Georgette Reig William G. Greenhalgh Mr. Francis Reuss Mr. Milton Kammer Mr. Ralph Robinson Mr. Krapf Miss Marian Scott Mr. Lehockey Miss Bernice Scrivani Mr. Edward Lipartito Beatrice Stern Mrs. Me. Micking Miss Hallie Lou Stewart Anna C. Markham Mr. Norman Walsh Mr. C. Minifri Mrs. J. Marufli Nancy lean Wisswaesser Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Cooper Dr. Ellis Sgt. Anthony Rossi GRANITE STATE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Telephone: Vineland 7-2020 PORTSMOUTH. N. H. HUGO H. FENELI GENERAL INSURANCE 617 Landis Ave. Vineland. N. I. HARRY D. DOERR 431 Landis Avenue MARTTNELLI MOTORS USED CARS and TRUCKS 828 Landis Avenue FORD SALES and SERVICE VINELAND. NEW JERSEY I. FEDROV CLEANER and DYER DAVID DeMATTE FINE GROCERIES. ICE CREAM Alteration and Repair Our Specialty and CANDY 434 Landis Avenue 227 Grape Street VI 7-1441 VINELAND. NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS Vineland 9-8893 BEN FISHER. Prop. B B POULTRY CO. OF LEGHORN FOWL OUR SPECIALTY Processing Plant: ANNA, EDDIE, and ETHEL Almond Road. East of Gershal Avenue NORMA. N. J. 98 INDEX TU ADVERTISERS A 8C S Bargain Center.................. Ace Radio Service...................... Ackley-McClain ........................ Alterman 8C Gassel..................... Amalgamated Cloth. Workers of Am....... Anna, Eddie, and Ethel................. Annello Bus Line....................... Ann-Mar Salon.......................... Ann’s Tavern .......................... Ashley-McCormick....................... Avena’s Jewelry ....................... B . B Poultry ........................ Barbetti Insurance Inc................. Bardfeld’s............................. Blom Bros.............................. Bray 8C MacGeorge ..................... Brentwood Upholstering................. Helen M. Britt ........................ Brunozzi Bros.......................... Buchanan’s Fruit Market................ Buck’s Clothes......................... Cambria Store.......................... Carlo’s Esso Servicenter............... Central Taxi .......................... W. Chamberlain ........................ Chynoweth’s Service Station............ Corner Sweet Shoppe ................... Cossetta’s ............................ Crudele Monuments...................... D . M Feed............................ Dalponte Breeding Farm................. Davis 8C Clark......................... Delsea Esso Service ................... Delsea Sunoco Service.................. DeMarco Motors ........................ David DeMatte.......................... DeMatte Service........................ Joseph A. DeMatteo .................... Angelo DiGiovanazzi ................... Harry Doerr ........................... Joe Dowler ............................ Dyer 8C Davis ......................... Eagles Fraternity...................... Endicott Supply ....................... H. S. Entrekin......................... Eshelman Feeds......................... Faith Shoe Store....................... Farmers Union ......................... I. Fedrov ............................. H. H. Feneli .......................... 134 Ferrara’s Refrigeration.................. 117 132 Fiamingo Service Station ............... 135 125 Fidelity Bldg, and Loan................. 129 119 First National Bank .................... 137 109 Forlan’s Shoes ......................... 136 98 Foschi Studio............................ 101 128 Foster’s Gift Shop...................... 133 135 Fox LumE er .............................124 131 Francis Rita............................. 132 112 Frend’s Shoe Store...................... 135 135 A Friend ............................... 121 98 Garden State Florist..................... 114 127 Garton’s Express........................ 128 131 I. Gertman.............................. 127 117 C. A. Giovinazzi ....................... 128 121 G. L. F................................. 124 108 Goldstein’s Delicatessen................ 132 136 Grand and GloE e Theaters .............. 136 114 Mr. Greenblatt ......................... 126 135 Giuffra Candy Store..................... 133 115 Harrington and Munich .................. 117 128 Harvey’s Sweet Shop..................... 128 133 G. Hitchner............................. 133 128 Harry Horowitz ......................... 133 133 Jersey Packing Co........................ 120 136 Johnny’s Tydol Service Station ......... 135 131 Jordan’s ................................ 136 134 Joseph Bros. Clothing .................. 136 135 Junior Class ............................ 97 116 E. H. Kille............................. 117 121 Kimball and Prince ...................... 119 114 Kiwanis Club ........................... 117 129 Kord’s Sunoco Service................... 135 133 Kotok Hardware........................... 135 134j Kotok’s Market ......................... 132 98 Landis Drug Co........................... 135 112 Landis Park Clothing Co................. 115 135 Laury Heating Co........................ Ill 134 Lehman Bros............................. 112 98 Limpert Bros............................. 131 127 Lirio Chemical ......................... 117 114 Louise’s Market ........................ 135 126 S. J. Lugiano’s ........................ 125 105 M S—G. M. C. Trucks................... 110 110 Mahady’s Market ........................ 134 125 Mainero’s............................... 127 131 Marcus Shop.............................. 136 129 Marette Hotel .......................... 133 98 Marrene Ladies’ Shoppe .................. 131 98 Martinelli Motors......................... 98 99 INDIX 10 ADVERTISERS Frank Martini . . 134 S. R. Shetzlini 136 Master Music . 126 Shoemaker Dairies 125 Mattioli Clothing . . 125 Silmo Chemical Corp 121 Virgil Mattioli 133 Singer Sewing 135 Maurelli’s . 136 Silverman’s 134 Max Mayerfield . 122 Sinead 121 McDermott’s Market . 121 Wm. E. Snell 117 S. J. McMahan . . 129 So. Jersey Clothing Co 127 Melini Chicks . . 105 So. Jersey Heating Co 119 Mennies Men’s Store . 122 So. Vineland News Agency 136 Michael Mennies 130 Spinosi Bro’s and Sons 130 . . 133 134 . 125 111 . 112 124 Nat’l Academic Cap dC Gown Co . 118 Howard Strother 121 National Hauling . 134 Sunny Side Market 126 Nesi Service Station . . 114 I. C. Swartz man 119 J. J. Newberry . . 114 Sylvia Dress Store 129 Newfield Wood SC Coal Co. . . 132 Alex M. Taylor 132 New System Laundry . 135 Thompson Sporting Goods 134 New York Inn . 135 Walter Tirrell 134 Noveck’s . . 136 Tradesman Bank 104 Palace Baking Co . . 132 William Trevarthen 134 Park and West Food Store . . . . 126 Trevarthen and Rapetti 133 J. C. Penny 8C Co., Inc ... 137 Uddo 8C Taormina Co 108 Phila. College of Pharmacy . . . 113 United Loan Corporation 136 Peirce Business School . . . 113 Unsworth Motors 126 Peirotti and Sons . .. 130 Veteran Cleaners 131 S. Pogust 8C Son . . . 130 Vineland Cheese Co. . 124 Pagliughi Bros . . 136 Vineland Drug Co 125 Procaccino’s ... 114 Vineland Electric Supply Co 130 Dr. Provenzano . . 134 Vineland Lumber 8C Coal Co 122 Quality Lumber Co . . 115 Vineland National Bank 107 Regal Paint Store . 136 Vineland Pub. School Citizens Asso 123 Charles E. Rice 128 Vineland Recreational Center 114 F. Earl Rickard . . 102 Vineland Savings Asso 129 Rosenberg Manufacturing Co . 106 Vineland School of Paint, and Decorat.. . . 133 David Rosenthal . . 131 Vineland Times Journal 106 Rubinoff Feed Co . . 103 Vogel Ritt 122 Rudolph Poultry . . . 125 W. D. Walker 114 Sam’s . .. 134 Wares’ Van Storage 126 Sasdelli Bros . 115 Mr. Elmer H. Wene 126 Sasdelli Service ... 134 West Side Florist 117 James Scarpa . . 132 Weylman 132 Schalich Mill, Inc . . 130 Weymouth Township Board of Education 128 Sears and Roebuck 102 White Sparrow Inn 129 Self-Service Market . . 135 Winslow Pharmacy 136 Shapiro Clothing Mfg . 120 Zip Cleaners 136 L. Sheard dC Son . . . 110 Zucca’s Bakery 110 100 Congratulations Graduates! . . . Celebrate the Event by Having A Good Portrait Made cap and gown available at the studio On Every Occasion That Calls For A Photograph, Call Vineland's Modern Portrait Photographers 15 N. FOURTH STREET Vineland 9-9344 PONTIAC Runs your errands — Meets your guests and does both superlatively well F. EARL RICKERD 122 LANDIS AVENUE COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. 727 LANDIS AVENUE VINELAND, NEW JERSEY 102 Phone VI 7-3900 19 0 6 19 5 0 JACOB RUBINOFF CO. BETTER FEEDS FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS VINELAND CLAYTON WOODBURY 103 THE TRADESMENS BANK TRUST COMPANY OF VINELAND, N. J. FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY FAITHFULLY SERVING THE PEOPLE OF VINELAND AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 104 BEST WISHES FOR THE GRADUATING CLASS 5 Chicks wBgfiS MELINI 5 UftTCHERY 'irufVM ENDICOTT SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLIES Boulevard and Pear Street VINELAND, NEW JERSEY 105 Office Phone: VI 7-0682 John E. Reisenwitz, President BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 VINELAND TIMES IOURNAL An after-dinner reading habit in more than 10,000 South Jersey Homes Phone: Vi 7-5000 COMPLIMENTS OF ROSENBERG MANUFACTURING COMPANY 630 Montrose Street VINELAND, NEW JERSEY 106 COMPLIMENTS OF VINELAND NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY 107 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '50 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 Phone: Vineland 9-8063 Branches Main Office Canneries PROGRESSO FOOD PRODUCTS Spaghetti Sauces — Cooked Spaghetti Spaghetti with Meat Balls Roasted Peppers — Caponata also Titina, Flag, Giardiniera and Mt. Beauty Brands Manufactured by UDDO TAORMINA COMPANY 527 Chestnut Avenue VINELAND, N. J. Cable Address: “UTA, Vineland, N. J. 108 Phone: VI 7-1565 Compliments oi SOUTH JERSEY JOINT BOARD AMALGAMATED CLOTHING WORKERS OF AMERICA Manager—PHILIP RUDICH Secretary-Treasurer—ALBERT GIULIANI Educational Director—ANNA BERTINO Business Agents MARY WESTON JOSEPH OLIVA CARL GIORDANO JOHN JARGOWSKY MARINO BERNARDINI 109 L. SHEARD SON Compliments of Feed, Grain, Poultry Supplies • H. S. ENTREKIN Manufacturers of SHEARD'S POULTRY FEEDS JEWELER - OPTOMETRIST • 203 North East Avenue VINELAND, N. J. 729 Wood Street VINELAND, N. J. Phone: VI 9-9513 Phone: VI 9-9643 M. S. — G. M. C. Compliments of ZUCCA'S BAKERY TRUCKS Since 1896 Sales and Service • VINELAND'S OLDEST BAKERS OF BETTER BREAD and PASTRY • DELSEA DRIVE and WHEAT ROAD NO 7th and CHERRY STREETS s TRATTON'S TUDEBAKER ALES AND ERVICE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE SIEBERLING THERMOWELD RECAPPING QUALITY—There is hardly anything in the world that some man cannot make a little worse and sell a little cheaper, and the people who consider price only are this man's lawful prey. rRATT fi, TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE Phone: VI 7-2580 DISPENSERS OF INDOORS COMFORT LAURY HEATING CO. 511-13 Plum Street VINELAND, N. J. • Lennox All-Steel Furnaces Oil Burners • SOUTH JERSEY'S LARGEST HEATING CONCERN Phone: Vineland 9-3861 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 Compliments of ASHLEY-McCORMICK Jack and Armin Lehmann COMPANY Sell Your Poultry to LEHMANN BROTHERS DEALERS IN LIVE POULTRY 32 E. Commerce Street BRIDGETON South Jersey's Largest Office Equipment Store—Featuring the Phones: Vineland 9-9011 Vineland 9-8414 UNDERWOOD ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Vineland 9-3839 Millville 1513-R2 W. B. MOYER CO. FUEL OIL - TIRES PLUMBING. HEATING DeMatte Oil Service and INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Veedol Motor Oil Tydol Gasoline BOULEVARD and CHERRY ST. Hance Bridge Road Landis Township MILLVILLE, N. J. 112 BEST WISHES FROM CLASS OF '52 STENOGRAPHIC SECRETARIAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANCY Individual Progress Course SUMMER TERM-8 Weeks. Beginning June 20 Shorthand and Typing Courses for those who plan to attend college Brush-up and Regular Courses. FALL TERM-Day. Sept. 6-Evening. Sept. 19 Early Enrollment Advliable PEIRCE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pine St. West of Breed. Philadelphia 2. Pa. Coll, write or ‘phone PE 5-2100 for catalog BEST WISHES FROM CLASS OF '53 Philadelphia follere of Pharmae-v and Science 43rd St.. Woodl'd and Kingsessing Aves.. Philadelphia 4, Pa. Founded in 1821 Undergroduote courses in Phormocy, Chem- istry. Bacteriology or Biology leod to B.Sc. degrees and interesting and successful ca- reers. Graduate studies in Pharm.. Bad. or Biol, also available. Applications for future enrollment now considered. Coeducational. ______________Write lor catalog___________ 113 BRUNOZZI BROTHERS BEST WISHES POULTRY FARM M3LMAY, N. J. VI 7-6726 Congratulations to the CLASS OF •‘50” W. D. WALKER SIGNS So. West Ave. at Quince Street Compliments of GARDEN STATE FLORIST GEORGE CAVAGNARO. Prop. West Landis Ave. Opp. High School Phone: VI 7-2040 PROCACCINO'S Chestnut and Myrtle VINELAND. N. J. HOME FURNISHINGS Specializing in CURTAINS - FURNITURE SLIPCOVERS and HOUSEHOLD LINENS FROM NESI'S SERVICE STATION Main and Landis Avenue COMPLIMENTS DYER DAVIS NEWFIELD. N. J. DAVIS 6c CLARK RADIO — ADMIRAL — TELEVISION Catawba Avenue NEWFIELD. N. J. Open Evenings VINELAND RECREATION CENTER W. Landis Avenue J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 631 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. I 14 Phone: VI 7-2776 Best Wishes From LANDIS PARK BUCK'S CLOTHING CLOTHING CO. Quality Clothing and Furnishings for MEN and BOYS 513 Montrose Street VINELAND, NEW JERSEY 622 Landis Avenue VINELAND, N. J. • Phones: Vineland 9-3819-9-3839 Compliments Compliments of Sasdelli Bros. Oil Co. Quality Lumber Co., Inc. Distributors and TYDOL VEEDOL PRODUCTS Carter and Spiegel, Inc. 531 Peach Street NORMA, NEW JERSEY VINELAND, N. J. 115 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 515 South Seventh Street VINELAND, N. J. Phones: VI 7-1757 - 7-1370 Compliments of URIO CHEMICAL CO. Phone 7-1994 HARRINGTON MUNICH REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 7th Street and Park Avenue Train and Bus Lead to Us VINELAND. NEW JERSEY 12 Southwest Boulevard VINELAND. N. J. Phone: VI 7-2954 Phone 7-2288 Quality and Service in Flowers WM. E. SNELL E. H. KILLE ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION FLORIST 226 Elmer Street 707 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. MRS. KEE West Side Floral Gardens COMPLIMENTS OF FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS” 211 Landis Avenue BLOM BROS. VINELAND. N. J. FURNITURE STORE Phone: VI 7-2614 FERRARA'S ’ BEST WISHES REFRIGERATION SERVICE Commercial Sales, Service and Installations TYPHOON AIR-CONDITIONING KIWANIS CLUB OF NEWFIELD W. Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. NEWFEELD. N. J. 117 NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP AND GOWN COMPANY 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 821-23 Arch Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. 118 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. I. C. SCHWARZMAN ALTERMAN Office Phone Vineland 9-8216 and Compliments GASSEL • SOUTH JERSEY HEATING CO. INSURANCE 202 Elmer Street VINELAND, NEW JERSEY KrnrWLWPKrnfCB LumBER componv Phone: VI 7-0364 COMPLIMENTS OF JERSEY PACKAGE COMPANY Manufacturers of FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CONTAINERS Bank Street BRIDGETON, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF SHAPIRO CLOTHING CO. VINELAND, NEW JERSEY 120 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HOWARD STROTHER DEALER IN TRUE POULTRY MILMAY. N. J. Vineland 7-6724 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1950 Fraternal Order of the Eagles SILMO CHEMICAL CORP. VITAMIN OILS VINELAND. NEW JERSEY BRAY and MacGEORGE LEWIS D. DeMARCO INSURANCE REAL ESTATE - MORTGAGES Established 1901 634 Landis Avenue VINELAND, N. J. Compliments of DALPONTE BREEDING FARM Breeders of NEW HAMPSHIRES. SEX LINKS, and RED ROCK CROSSES RICHLAND, NEW JERSEY GOOD LUCK McDEMOTTS MARKET 121 Phone: VI 7-6713 Compliments of MENNIES MEN'S WEAR 617 Landis Avenue VINELAND, N. J. Call VI 7-2567 VI 7-2567 7-2567 DONT, TOLERATE 1 deel -Pitt EXTERMINATE 111 Louis S. Sher, Mgr. VOGEL-RITT of N. J., Inc. 10 South 7th Street Vineland 9-3616 MAX MAYERFELD POULTRY FARMS OUR SPECIALTY All Sizes . . . All Prices West Oak Road VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Compliments of Vineland Lumber Coal Company BOULEVARD and PEAR STREET Phone: VI 9-3837 122 COMPLIMENTS OF VINELAND CITIZEN'S PUBLIC SCHOOL ASSOCIATION 123 STRAUSS BROTHERS Compliments of The only Recapping shop in South Jersey that can handle the new low Pressure Tires in the original VINELAND treads that came with your car. COOPERATIVE STRAUSS BROTHERS Boulevard and Park Avenue G. L. F. SERVICE, Inc. VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone: Vineland 7-1093 VINELAND COMPLIMENTS CHEESE CO. OF Manufacturers of FRESH RICOTTA and LATTICINI FOX LUMBER CO. S.E. Boulevard Walnut Road NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY VINELAND, N. J. 124 Vineland 7-2079 S. I. LUGIANO'S AUTO BODY and FENDER SHOP First House East of Delsea Drive New Almond Street VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Bridgeton 2460 VI 9-3763 Shoemaker Dairies, Inc. VINELAND and BRIDGETON. N. J. DAIRY PRODUCTS OF QUALITY WITH UNEQUALED SERVICE Compliments of C. MOLINELLI TRUCKING E. VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Phone: VI 9-7297 ACKLEY McCLAIN CO. REALTORS 544 Landis Avenue VI 9-3210 VINELAND DRUG CO. B. GIACALONE, Reg. Ph. 7th and Landis Avenue VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Telephone: VI 7-2740 MATOOLI'S CLOTHING STORE MEN S and BOYS' OUTFITTER Compliments of RUDOLPH POULTRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE POULTRY EQUIPMENT VINELAND. NEW JERSEY lohn W. Eshelman Sons, Inc. 116 N. West Boulevard VINELAND. NEW JERSEY J. W. HERR, Manager 125 Compliments of UNSWORTH MOTOR CO. DESOTO — PLYMOUTH 234 Landis Avenue Compliments of WARE'S VAN and STORAGE CO.. Inc. 627 ELMER STREET Phone: VI 7-0531 Compliments of PARK and WEST FOOD STORE GENE AMBROSE—Prop Park and West Avenues Vineland 9-8032 THOMAS A SERRA SUNNYSIDE FOOD MARKET Finest Quality MEATS - GROCERIES - FROSTED FOODS 506 So. Sixth Street VINELAND. N. J. ' % BEST WISHES from your friend ELMER H. WENE MASTER MUSIC SHOP RECORDS South jersey's Largest Selection of Popular and Classical Records RADIO — TELEVISION RECORD PLAYERS Phone 7-1714 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. GREENBLATT 126 COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTH JERSEY CLOTHING CO. MINOTOLA, NEW JERSEY Compliments of MAiNIERO'S BARBETTE Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE 5C8 Landis Avenue VINELAND. NEW JERSEY 739 Landis Avenue Phone: VI 7-1628 JOSEPH H. DOWLER Compliments of REAL ESTATE Insurance — Mortgages 6441 2 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. 127 6441 2 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of CHARLES E. RICE Compliments of CAMBRIA STORE LADIES' APPAREL 529 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of GARTON'S EXPRESS. INC. 116 Almond Street VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Branch Office: Phones: 225 Spring Garden St. Vineland 7-0487 Philadelphia. Pa. MArket 7-6135-36 Compliments of the WEYMOUTH TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION H S S Fountain Service - Luncheonette ICE CREAM and ICES In Any Form or Flavor WE MA1CE OUR OWN 424 Landis Avenue Phone: VI 7-1528 Compliments of ANNELLO BUS LINE LANDISVILLE. NEW JERSEY 24 Hour Service We Go Anywhere VI 7-3111 VI 7-1513 for CENTRAL TAXI The Orange and Cream RADIO CAB S. W. Comer Blvd. Landis Ave. Service - Dependability - Courtesy Compliments of C. A. Giovinazzi and Sons TRUCKERS VINELAND. NEW JERSEY 126 COMPLIMENTS OF FIDELITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 7 North 6th Street Vineland. N. J. Phone 7-0580 S. I. McMAHAN SEA FOOD MARKET 716 Landis Avenue VINELAND, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF VINELAND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 9-8684 DELSEA ESSO SERVICENTER A1 Lotti and Vince Cloge, Props. TUNE-UPS and GENERAL REPAIRS TIRES, BATTERIES and ACCESSORIES Delsoa Drive and Garden Road SYLVIA'S 540 Landis Avenue FARMERS UNION COOPERATIVE OF VINELAND, INC. Mill and Office Landis and Gershal Aves. NORMA, N. I. 129 PIEROTTI and SONS Compliments of QUALITY CHICKS UBIKO FEEDS MILMAY, NEW JERSEY Phone: Vineland 7-5843 SCHALICK MILLS, Inc. MANUFACTURER of POULTRY and DAIRY FEEDS Phones: Vineland WX2300 Bridgeton WX2300 Elmer 8-5761 Compliments of S. POGUST 6c SONS 510-12 Landis Avenue SPINOSI BRO'S-SONS MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR Phone 7-2518 705 Landis Avenue VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Phone 519 9 South Main Street WOODSTOWN, NEW JERSEY 130 VINELAND ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. East and Chestnut Avenues VINELAND. N. J. Phone: Vineland 7-1267 Compliments of MICHAEL MENNIES FABRICS and SPECIALTIES Formerly Mennies Ladies' Store 532 Elmer Street VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of DAVID ROSENTHAL INC. 6th and Quince Street VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Compliments of Compliments of THE CORNER SWEET SHOPPE FAITH SHOE STORE 801 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of Compliments of VETERAN CLEANERS DYERS 541 North East Avenue Phone 9-8S11 JORDAN'S 533 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of MARRENE LADIES' SHOPPE Compliments of B ARDFELD'S 537 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. WOMEN S APPAREL 509 Landis Avenue ANN'S TAVERN DINE and DANCE Spaghetti, Ravioli and Platters Coffee and Sandwiches BEER - WINES - LIQUORS Harding Highway LANDISVILLE. N. J. Phone: Vineland 7-0470 Compliments of A Friend LIMPERT BROTHERS VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Ill Compliments of FRANCES-RITA SHOPPE WOMEN S APPAREL 513 Landis Avenue PALACE BAKING CO. 429 Plum Stroet VI 7-0175 JAMES SCARPA PLUMBING and HEATING Compliments of GOLDSTEIN'S DELICATESSEN 514 Landis Avonue Compliments of NEWFIELD WOOD £ COAL CO. East Boulevard NEWFIELD. N. J. FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN NEWFIELD Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of KOTOK'S MARKET 6th Street and Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. I. Compliments of P. B. BRUNDAGE. Mgr. 639 Landis Avenue Phone 7-0970 Phone 7-1660 Complete Line of RECORDS and ALBUMS BENDIX and RADIOS REPAIRED ACE RADIO SERVICE 502 Landis Avenue Money to Loan Real Estate ALEX M. TAYLOR SON INSURANCE WEYLMAN THE JEWELER 132 545 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of CLYDE G. HITCHNER 640 Landis Avenue Compliments of CARLO'S ESSO SERVICENTER Harding Highway RICHLAND. N. J. CARLO MERIGHI, Prop. GIUFFRA'S CANDY CANDY IS DELICIOUS FOOD ENJOY SOME EVERY DAY 703 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Compliments ol CHAMBERLAIN SON POULTRY FARM Compliments of DOM MICHAEL 6 Street and Landis Avenue Compliments of TREVARTHEN and RAPETTI FLORISTS Sherman Avonue Compliments of VINELAND SCHOOL OF PAINTING and DECORATING S16 Landis Avenue (Above Acme) VINELAND. N. J. DELSEA SUNOCO SERVICE JOSEPH SANSALONE. Prop. A to Z Lubrication Delsea Drive and Garden Road VINELAND. N. J. Phone: VI 9-9657 FOSTER'S GIFT SHOP RICHLAND. NEW JERSEY Compliments of MARETTI HOTEL HARRY HOROWITZ WATCH and CLOCK SHOP 12 North 6th Street VINELAND. N. J. VIRGIL MATTIOU STUDENTS' and BOYS' CORNER 600 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Fresh Flowers Grown in our Green Houses Phone: VI 9-7887__________________ 133 VINELAND. N. J. SASDELLTS SERVICE STATIONS S. E. Cor. Blvd. Wood St. VINELAND. N. J. Phone: Vineland 9-7882 STANDARD COAL COMPANY COAL - WOOD - FUEL OIL S. W. Cor. Blvd. 6 Chestnut Ave. Phone: VI 7-0991 Compliments of DeMARCO MOTORS Authorized DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service West and Landis Avenues Phone 7-4370 Compliments of SILVERMAN'S MEN S and BOYS STORE 607 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Regular Cleaning Saves Costly Repairs WILLIAM TREVARTHEN WATCH REPAIRING and ENGRAVING 3 North Sixth Street VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Phone Vineland 7-2802 Compliments of DR. MORRIS GREENBERG 71S Landis Avenue VI 7-2248 Compliments of THOMPSON'S SPORTING GOODS STORE 19 North 6th Street Phone 7-1454 Compliments of MARTINI KNOWN FOR BETTER SHOES 623 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. COSSETA'S RELIABLE FARM SUPPLY CO. CHARLES COSSETA. Prop. 731-39 Chestnut Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Compliments of WALTER J. TIRRELL 319-321 Landis Avenue Phone: Vineland 7-0909 Compliments of ANGELO DIOVINAZZI VINELAND. N. J. SAM'S EVERYTHING FOR HIM 731 Landis Avenue Complete Line of WORK CLOTHING and SHOES A S BARGAIN CENTER 6 So. Seventh Street Compliments of DR. MRS. PROVENZANO Compliments of NATIONAL HAULING CONTRACTORS CO. VINELAND. NEW JERSEY MAHADY'S MARKET 322 North Seventh Street VINELAND. N. J. VI 9-7294 134 KORD'S SUNOCO SERVICE Compliments of FREND'S SHOE STORE 612 Landis Avenue VINELAND. NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS ANN MAR BEAUTY SALON 236 Landis Avenue No Appointment Necessary Phone 7-6860 Phone 9-8396 LOUISE'S MARKET Highest Grade Meats - Groceries Frozen Foods - Fresh Produce and Fruit Abbotts Ice Cream Oak Road near Valley Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Route 40-48 MIZPAH. NEW JERSEY FI AMINGO ESSO SERVICENTER N. E. Cor. Second St. Landis Ave. VINELAND. N. J. Invite Us to Your Next Blowoutl Phone 9-9802 COMPLIMENTS OF SINGER SEWING LANDIS DRUG CO., INC. S. CASTALDI. Ph.G., 7S81 M CASTALDI, Ph.G.. 7494 544 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF BUCHMANN FRUIT and PRODUCE MARKET Compliments of NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY 319 Wood Street VINELAND. N. J. NEW YORK INN Catering to PARTIES - BANQUETS - WEDDINGS 703 Almond Street VINELAND. N. J. Phone Vineland 9-9828 CRUDELE MONUMENTS MEMORIAL ARTISTRY 322 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. Phone: VI 7-0723 Carmen Crudele Compliments of DAN DiGIOVACCHINO'S SELF SERVICE MARKET East Blvd. and Pearl Street NEWFIELD. N. J. Phone: VI 9-8773 Compliments of JOSEPH A. DeMATTEO BUILDER NEWFIELD. N. J. Phone 9-8854 KOTOK HARDUJARC C9 JOHNNY'S TYDOL SERVICE STATION JOHN QUINTELLI. Prop. Lubrication - Simonizing - Washing Accessories - Tires - Tubes - Batteries Chestnut Avenue and So. Blvd. VINELAND. N. J. Phone 9-9138 Compliments of AVENA'S JEWELRY STORE 516 So. Seventh Street VINELAND. N. J. Phone 7-1117 135 Compliments of Compliments of JOSEPH BROS. CLOTHING MARCUS SHOP 520 Landis Avenue 3 So. Sixth Slreet GRAND and GLOBE Compliments of THEATRE S. R. SHETZLINE EFFICIENT SERVICE WINSLOW'S PHARMACY 543 Landis Avenue VINELAND. NEW JERSEY Telephone 7-1342 Phone 9-9623 PAGLIUGHI BROS. SERVICE STATION WILBERT and HOWARD PAGLIUGHI Washing - Greasing - Simonizing - Seat Covers Accessories We Cal! For and Deliver Your Car N. E. Cornor 4th and Landis Avo. VINELAND. N. I. FORL AN'S Sample and Cancellation Shoes 403 Landis Avenue VINELAND. N. J. ‘SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AAA to EEE Phone: VI 7-1603 CHYNOWETH'S SERVICE STATION Main and Sherman Avenuo SO. VINELAND. N. J. NOVECK'S GIFT SHOP 701 Landis Avenuo COMPLIMENTS OF VINELAND. N. J. ZIP CLEANERS “ - ■ 1UAU.PAPEA Park Avenue VINELAND. N. J. SOUTH VINELAND NEWS AGENCY Daily and Sunday Newspapers Delivered ICE CREAM - MAGAZINES - NOVELTIES GREETING CARDS Main Road and Sherman Avenue Phone: Vineland 9-9708 HELEN M. BRITT LINGERIE and ACCESSORIES 2) North Sixth Street VINELAND. N. J. MAURELLI'S GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES — FURNITURE Central Avenue MINOTOLA. N. J. Phone: VI 9-8535 Res. Phone 9-7313 UNITED LOAN CORP. MEETING EVERY MONDAY NIGHT 6:30 TO 8:30 P M 301 Montrose Streot VINELAND. N. J. H ROMAN. Pres 136 Kimble K” Brand Hydrometer Cylinder Xo. 20060: Kimble NORMAX’’ Pretiiicn {'.radiated Cylinder Xe. 20026, 100 ml; Blue Line EXAX”Retested Flatk Xc. 28015, 200 ml. 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Adams A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Molly Agostini Mary C. Agostino Mrs. Minnie Agostino Mr. Vincent Agostino Constance Aikens Mr. SC Mrs. Nicholas Aimola Anna Albcrghini James Alexander Julia Alimenti Carol Altimari Mr. SC Mrs. Fred Anastasio Jr. Aldo Anconctani Agatha Anderson Mrs. Clara Anderson Flattie R. Anderson Mrs. Milton Anderson Camille Angelo James Angelucci Ida Angle Svlvia Angle Hilma V. Anlquist Betty Annello Chet Annello John Annello Paul Annello John Antolini Americo Antonelli Mr. SC Mrs. Angelo Antonelli Anna Antonelli Jenny Antonelli Marie Antonelli Miss Marie Ardito Christine Amade Catherine Arpino Cleste Arpino Phyllis Asselta Vivian Asselta Sonja Atwell Charles Aulffo Frank Austino Mr. SC Mrs. Louis Avena Lois Babbitt Ronny Babbitt Nancy Back man Miss Grace Bagg E. Bahman Charlotte Baker Frank John Baker Mary Ellen Baker Philip Baker Mr. Walter Bakowsky Janet Baliani Maria Balletto Mr. SC Mrs. Al Ballow Alan David Ballow James Ballurio, Jr. James T. 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Thomas Mr. SC Mrs. George Thomas George Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Marv Thomas Milton Thomas William Thomas Pearl Thompson Ed Thorn borrow Mr. SC Mrs. John Thornborrow Paul Thornborrow William Timmerman Donald Tirrel Catherine Tobolski Mr. SC Mrs. Joseph Tobolski Marlene Tobolski Richard Tobolski Ben Todaro John Tolotti Mr. Anthony Tomasello Mario Tomci Mr. SC Mrs. Alex Tonetta Gloria Tonetta Mr. SC Mrs. foe Tonetta Mr. SC Mrs. lohn Tonetta Mary Anne Tonetta Mvra Tonetta I ena Toniclli Gregory Torchio Mr. Anthony Trapani Carlo Trapani Grace Trapani Jenny Trapani foseph “Trips” Trapani Rita Trapani Mrs. Theresa Trapani Anthony Traverso Arthur Traverso Madeline Travaglia Matthew Travaglia Mrs. Lucy Traverso John Triantos Mr. SC Mrs. E. P. Tripoli Alex Trivelfi Helen Trivclli Mr. SC Mrs. Philip Trivelli Phyllis Trivelli Bruno Trivcllini Lucy Tromello Anthony Trongone Tony Trongone Corradi no Trovarelli President Truman Mrs. Mary Tudisco The Twins Mrs. Evelyn Twyne Mr. SC Mrs. Leo Uibel Alyce Vai Mr. SC Mrs. J. Valente Marion Vallero Mrs. Mary Valla Mr. William Valla Harold Vanaman Mrs. Helen Vanaman Mr. SC Mrs. Austin VanBuren Marion VanNote Joan Vannini Viola Vannini Marion Vasslotti Pasqualr Vencia Jules Vendetti Carmella M. B. Venditti Michael A. Venditti Mr. SC Mrs. Nicholas Venditti Deno Venturi Gene Venturi Pete Venuto Ralph Verdi, Sr. Anne Verra Mr. James Vespoli Mrs. Marie Vespoli Charlie Vetter—S. O. Station loyce Viana Eddie Viano Anne Vicari Wilhclmina A. Victim Carl Vola Vincent Vola, Jr. Mr. SC Mrs. Vincent Vola lim Volpc Betty Wagner Shirley Wainwright Dr. H. B. Walker Edward Walko Miss Sharon Faith Walko Mr. SC Mrs. William J. Walko William I. Walko. 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