Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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RICHARD G. ABATI lively things come in small packages—that's Rich . . . favorite hobby—talking . . . very original . . . one of that Richland gang . . . pet word—scungile . . . hears all, sees all, knows all . . . likes to read . . . appreciates good jokes IRWIN JEROME ABRAMSON live wire red-head . . . innocent look—but watch out! . . . blushes when confronted with good looking girls . . . best when presiding at Le Cercle Fran ais . . . oh babe—oui . . . feels comfortable in shoulder pads and helmet . . . flirts with female teachers . . . nice guy JOSEPH M. ABRIOLA little guy . . . tough expression and determination match . . . fascinating on football field . . . known for characteristic swagger . . . very partial to cute twirlers . . . usually seen with Saint . . . member of the faithful Landisville gang G. EDGAR ADAMS tries his best to keep awake in class . . . blue eyes that you remember . . . walks with a healthy stride . . . enjoys a dip in the Atlantic now and then . . . one of those carefree Zanowicz laddies SANDRA JUDITH AGRONS just Sandy, or Acorns . . . fun to be with ... a dancing partner for Fred Astaire . . . enjoys giving parties . . . originally a native of Atlantic City . . . cute, dimpled smile . . . favorite expression—that's the way the ball rolls . . . excellent conversationalist LAWRENCE ALDRICH tall. dark, and handsome Larry . . . idol of the school's femmes . . . merits all the admiration for his athletic prowess . . . valuable and outstanding in football, basketball, track . . . capable president of Hi-Y . . . likes to drink—milk

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MR. KRAPF Rolled-up sleeves, a pencil noncha- lantly perched on an ear, a hand full of an- nouncements, a look of expectancy while waiting for the usual hubbub to lessen be- fore first bell to go home—that's Mr. Krapf, our class advisor. This will always be every Senior’s memory of him. As head conductor, he has guided us ever so well along our way to Destination—Future. To Mr. Krapf we owe a great deal of thanks for his patience, his time, and his all during the past four years. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: M. Martinelli, Pres.; Mr. Krapf. R. Ayras, Sec. SECOND ROW: C. Forbes, V.P.; B. DiBiaso, Tr.

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JAMES D. ANDERSON noted for his freckles and crew cut . . . shy smile . . . likeable and cooperative . . . active participant in Mixed Chorus . . . skating enthusiast ... an effi- cient sports manager . . . can usually be seen, not too often heard SYLVIA ANGLE Sliv . . . alias Bubbles . . . chief advisor to the love- lorn of the class of '53 . . . full of pep and fun . . . originality plus . . . competent editor of Hi-Spots . . . enjoys teasing and being teased by Tony . . . future career woman . . . CELESTE MARY ARPINO quiet, sweet, girl . . . calm . . . collected . . . likes to read a lot . . . favorite subject is U.S. History . . . usually seen palling around with Anne and June . . . neat dresser . . . friendly . . . congenial . . . willing to help when necessary . . . good student HAROLD STANFORD ATKINSON Squire . . if and when serious, the delight of all teachers . . . subtle sense of humor . . . famous for study hall antics . . . takes minutes for the Spanish Club . . . seen hanging from the back of Dave s motorcycle . . . racing in Olds 88 ROBERTA ANN AYRES cute, lively twirler . . . flashing smile . . . Bobbi, the gal with an attractive blush . . . neat, smart dresser . . . vivacious and charming personality . . . remem- bers the three B's . . . seen in constant company with the twirling corps ... an industrious student SHARON BABBITT slender blonde with pretty blue eyes . . . fond of gallivanting around town in her car fifth period, with a group of gals . . . congenial . . . possesses a cheery smile for everyone . . . ardent skating enthusiast JANET LEE BAGLIANI sweet gal . . . goes out of her way to be nice to everyone . . . industrious worker . . . excellent stu- dent . . . pleasant smile and Hi for all . . likes to bake . . . can be generally found in the company of June and Dee ELINOR BARDFELD likeable gal with a pleasing personality . . . public- speaking enthusiast . . . ready and willing to lend a hand . . . cheery smile and chuckle . . . co-oriqi- nator of that special collection box . . . faithful member of the U. S. A. .. . cuts a neat rug 22