Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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SEATED, L. to R.: Mr. Sidwall 8. Thom , Dr. Kannath Corton. Mr . William Brook . Mr. Dan Barta. Mr . Stuart Taylor, Mr. I. C. Schwarzman. Dr. Anthony Magolda. STANDING. L. to R.: Mr. Rocco Lipartito, Mr . Margarat Thom, Mr. Adolf Starn, Mr. A. L Donley. BOARD Of fDUCRTIOfl The responsibility of seeing to the welfare of approximately 4000 pupils and 149 teachers rests very largely upon the twelve civic-minded citizens shown here, who constitute the Landis- Vineland Board of Education. The Board has the unique distinction of being one of the few such administrative bodies whose members have jurisdiction over a combined school area—that is, the Borough and Township of Vine- land. Ordinarily, two Boards of Education would be required since there ere two separate municipal governments. We are proud of this consolidation, for it shows unity of purpose in the education of Vine- land's youth. We are grateful to this fine group of men and women. With no thought of monetary reward —-no salary is paid for their services—they have been instrumental in the formation and mainte- nance of a clean, efficient and up-to-date school system. By Able Administrators 7

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miss m. Rossi Miss Rossi has heartily and unceasingly led us in effort through the four years of our lives at Vineland High School, guiding us along the path of youth, toward the mighty castle of manhood and womanhood. She has taken over where our parents have left off during our school hours by aiding and encouraging us in all of our problems, class activi- ties. and school events. In her various capacities at V. H. S.. Miss Rossi has always made us feel at home. Her friendly attitude and her willingness to help us at any time has been greatly appreciated by the students of the class of 1951. In recogni- tion of the amiable personality that Miss Rossi dis- plays, no student will be able to forget the leader of our student body. niR. a. Domev Mr. Donley, our supervising principal, has been of more help to the Senior Class than we might surmise. Though he is a busy man. he is never too occupied to devote some of his time to worthwhile causes. Vineland High School has grown in the past years. It has grown because people like Mr. Donley have worked to make a reality of an idea. It has grown because people like Mr. Donley have worked to effect an educational institution of this type. He also encourages us to strive for the truth; to work for knowledge: and to give un- selfishly of ourselves. With these goals in mind, the graduating class of 1951 will always remember Mr. Donley. 6

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«iiintra About six years ago the faculty of V.H.S. realized its dream of adult advice for students in the form of the Guidance Department. The boiler room was small, but it served as a beginning. Two years ago. Guidance moved to what was for- merly known as Room 104. It may be said with all sincerity that this department has fulfilled all expectations. College cata- logues and frequent visits by representa- tives of many schools, complete files on vocational training and occupations, apti- tude tests, annual I.Q. exams, and counsel- ing are some of its varied facilities. The real success of Guidance can be attributed to its personnel: Miss Rossi, Mr. Cernigli- aro. Miss Sternberg. Miss Cresci, Mrs. Donaghay. and Mr. Pennino. Their time and patience have been given unstintingly. All these qualities are in themselves com- mendable: but we have had the privilege of benefiting from one more — encourage- ment. Able Staff and 8 mR. pennino Mr. Pennino s official title is Dean of Boys: unofficially he is a beloved friend of all V.H.S. One can't help but get a warm feeling in his heart whenever our J.P. is mentioned. We each have our own pleasant memories of kind, affable things that he has done. Every student loves and respects him: for. indeed, his upright char- acter is worthy of emulation.