Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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WILLIAM MYERS time on his hands . . . where is Dudie ?—sailing along in his hot ford or in Harvey s Sweet Shop . . leads the U.S. History class ... swizzzzz—there he goes on his roller skates CHARLOTTE NEIB strange loves has she —back of the auditorium, time docks . . . Char seen often at the Y with Charlie . . . social dancing one of her favorite pastimes . . . especially likes the tango and Jalousie . . . fond of coffee and chocolate milkshakes LEIGH NEWCOMB difficult questions will be answered by the very few—the impossible will be answered by Leigh ... his energy is dictated to by his interests . . . always has time to listen to good music ... his sense of humor apppreciated by those who like sec humor JANE NEY gained much experience working in the Guidance Office . . . one of Jane's favorite pastimes—skating . . . Emma is one of her best friends . . . pleasant smile . . . seems to enjoy history class . . . main ambition—to be a florist WILLIAM NICHOLSON has a soft spot in his heart for basketball . . . Bill played varsity for two years ... in his junior year honored by admission to the V.H.S. Monogram Club . . . attractive blue eyes . . . Saturday nights find him at the Y a second home ROBERT NORTON one of our best-dressed Senior boys . . . always a gentleman ... a personality all his own in his magnetic smile . . . you'd never recognize this quiet Bob in art class . . . very congenial LOU NUNZIATO Big Lou . . . known for his ability as a basketball player . . . member of the National Athletic Scholarship Society for two years .. . capably fills the offlice of vice-president of Italian Club . . . belongs to the tall, dark and handsome class RICHARD OLIVA fittingly called Tiny by his friends . . . member of the Band and Music Club for 4 years . . . quite the accomplished musician when it comes to the bass-tone horn and base horn—latter of which is almost bigger than he JOYCE PAPALARDO Moo Moo's spare time, spent working in Papalardo's Drugstore, favorite hangout of the Newfield gang . . . keeps up with the latest fashions . . . spends much time writing to Johnny . . . misses her old faithful Becky . . . usually seen with Grace . Janet. Dee Dee and Betsy JOHN EUGENE PATRIGNANI commonly known as Putt . . . sharp dresser . . . money handler in homeroom for two years . . . almost always seen with Danny. John. Joe. and Eddy . . . quiet . . . looks forward to the day he'll get his license

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MARTIN MAYERFELD his friends call him Marty . . . has been a member of every Science club in the school . . . pleasant word for everyone . . . likes to spend his week ends in New York City . . . Poultry King of Maple Ave. MARGARET MAZZOLA Margie . . . always has a smile for everyone . . . very fond of music —both dancing and singing . . . must also be fond of money—has held three positions as treasurer ... a swell person to know HILDA MEYENBORG a gal that can take a joke—Hilda . . . bound to be a homemaker— likes to play with pots and pans . . . often seen with Joan. Emily. Camille, Marie, and Margie . . . pretty smooth dancer JACK MILSTEAD the Mole . . . faithful member of the National Guard ... his interest at the Y consists of more than basketball . . . evenings he can usually be seen where the elite meet . . . always able to get a laugh in economics class RICHARD MITCHELL better late than never—Mitch .. . definitely a letterman with football, basketball and tennis to his credit . . . often called Hinkle . . . regular Y guy . . . has a wonderful sense of humor . . . wouldn't part with that teddy bear haircut STEVE MOHAN known for his wrestling . . . usually seen with the North Vineland gang—Joe. Henry, and Don . . . especially likes ice cream ... his daily workout, running for the bus (does he ever miss?) JEAN MOISO kept busy doing the secretarial work for Mr. Gardella . . . friendly with Eleanor and Angie . . . one of the faithful seniors who sold Christmas trees . . . can be depended upon when an usherette is needed . . . Jeanie pushes the keys for the Secretarial Club JANET MORRELL popular and loyal member of that Newfield gang . . . always greets you with a smile . . . attractive usherette for Commencement and Junior class play . . . her motto—why be serious? . . . that’s no fun . . . evening finds her at Papalardo's ROSALIE MUCCIO sits at a very popular lunch table—which attract visitors ... if there is anyone who is quieter than quiet, it's Ro” ... a friend of Sophie . . . if you like the name Bobby, just talk to this girl JULIA MULLEN her music hath charms . . . and so has she . . . always in the mood for a song—anytime, anywhere . . . proud to be a member of All State Chorus . . . her evening gowns are envied by all . . . enjoyed selling Christmas trees—but what an outfit 28

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EMILY PATTERSON very active member of 4H club . . . especially likes kittens ... not as quiet as she seems . . . also fond of ice skating . . . Janice among her many pals ... a very good student ALBERT PEDULLA little Poot ... a sensible, swell guy . . . recognized by his easy, swinging gait . . . friendly to one and all . . . quick to smile . . . two- years notekeeper for Monogram Club . . .among the best of athletes JOHN PEPPER answers to the name of Roach ... so congenial . . . always happy- go-lucky . . . usually ready with a quick answer . . . known for wearing large, comfortable shoes . . . just a good kid PETER J. PEREFEGE a well noted fellow . . . music is his love ... if you want your hat blocked—shoes shined—just visit Jim . . . popular with his classmates ROBERT PERICONI seen but seldom heard . . . good natured . . . noted for neat home- work papers . . . quiet but very friendly . . . friends call him Bob . . . his charming smile is his notable characteristic . . . broad sense of humor MARIE PETRINI Shorty . . . one of the smallest girls in the Senior class . . . known for her smile . . . earrings are a passion . . . enjoys singing . . . Italian club has been her chief interest for three years CHARLES M. PODVARKO doesn't like girls, or so he says . . . Charlie—quite a fellow from down Millville way . . . interested in farming . . . but would like the Air Corps, too . . . closest friends, everyone MARIE POLINI neat and quiet . . . good as gold ... a past master of Italian . . . Marie—a home economics enthusiast—she's one fine friend to have HENRY JOHN POPP sometimes known as Jack . . . other times as Shorty . . . seems to have a yen for the Navy . . . also certain cemeteries . . . call him lean. long, and lanky NICK POSSUMATO well known and well liked . . . always willing and cheerful . . . where there's Nick there's talk and laughter ... his trumpeting ability added much to V.H.S. ... an actor if there ever was one 30