Wildwood Catholic High School - Annscript Yearbook (North Wildwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1951 volume:

Amscnpt 1951 PUBLISHED BV WILPWOOP CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL WILDWOOD........................° . NEW JERSEY JIUJYJVM What the world needs, if it is to be saved, is not more guns, dreadnaughts, or bombing planes—but more character in its citizens. The qualities of character and good leadership are being shaped in the classrooms of Wildwood Catholic. We are trying to develop the whole man and woman so as to prepare them to march onward foursquare into the adult world, not only to fall meekly into the ways of the world, but to be outstanding leaders in their own field of endeavor. The most impressionable years of this develop- ment are the high school years. The entire faculty has worked harmoniously and tirelessly for and with the student body and endeavored to guide each student spiritually, intellectually, physically, and socially. The Catholic high school student is given solid principles upon which to build. He must learn these things well and understand them thor- oughly so that they can apply them to the problems con- fronting them. We are preparing a firm foundation for useful and intelligent leadership in a land of opportunity. TO CATHOLIC LEADERSHIP BISHOP OF CAMDEN Right Reverend Monsignor Aloysius S. Quinlan GOLDEN JUBILEE GREETINGS This year we celebrate the golden jubilee of Right Reverend Monsignor A. S. Quinlan. He was ordained June I. 1901, in the Trenton Cathedral. Monsignor was trans- ferred to Wildwood in February, 1943. Under his able guidance the dream of Wildwood Catholic High School became a reality. We join the citizens of Wildwood to honor our Pastor. To him we extend sincere greetings on the occasion of his fiftieth year as a Priest. We are indeed proud of Monsignor Quinlan and his outstanding accom- plishments. Oeci £eeulen. SISTER MADELEINE DE LOURDES Principal English SISTER FRANCIS BERNARDETTE Home Economics History SISTER STANISLAUS KOSTKA Latin Mathematics SISTER PAUL MARY Science SISTER LOUISE BERTRAND Religion French ccicte , SISTER BERNARDINE MARIE History English P y i a Sicpti icaat 'Place ca t e Future homemakers prepare gift boxes containing cookies which they have baked under the skillful guid- ance of Sister Frances Bernardette. At the left can be ssen Margaret Conover showing Joan Brodesser how these deli- cacies can be packed. At the right Margaret Wurster very carefully measures gift wrapping that will add to the en- joyment of the cookies. Theresa Serge, a Senior, reminds her co- workers that the success of the Year Book patron drive depends upon the united effort of all the classes. The Seniors have set the pace. Eager to follow their example are Margaret Conover, Kathleen Gorman, and Fred Mattera. campaign leaders of the other sections. 'putccie 7(J vdd Toddy's training makes for tomorrow's success in busi- ness. Martin Schlosser prepares the mimeograph machine to take off copies of the school paper, while Joseph La Molte makes a final examination of the copy. As the students turn homeward after a busy day with their books tucked under thsir arms they are reminded of the work still ahead of them. While preparing for the world of tomorrow, they have the job of upholding the name of Wildwood Catholic, striving always to fulfill its motto Fides et Scientia. Betty Alioto and Arthur Smith seem eager to uphold our motto. 'Kl ene ccuCen Cfr Detft zttd att j4cLj tAtect, (veil These Freshmen are introduced early to the value of a panel discussion in clarifying debatable issues. John Wallace utilizes a map to enhance his opinions on the topic. Members of the panel are Anastasia DeMedio, Dianne Owens, Gertrude Davis, Charles Halladay, and Richard Keough. There is something fascinating in the discovery of one's latent artistic ability. These interested young people look forward to their art class with considerable enthusiasm. J net Hendrie demonstrates how to put in the finishing daubs that give a professional touch to their water color outdoor scene. 10 Salattced 'PenAMiaUty Our young scientists learn the mysteries of research work in the laboratory. They unearth science, of which they knew very little, prior to this year. In the foreground we see Laura Morton and Evelyn Kranich examining their rare specimens, while Margaret Webb and Mary Ann Crilley take notes on the discoveries they have made. The heart, being such a vital organ, deserves careful study. The Sophomore girls’ health class is engrossed in the explanation of the structure and functions of the human heart, ably pointed out by Miss Brennan, our school nurse, assisted by Nancy Ward and Evelyn Kranich. Star Geometry students, John Toy and James Leah , demonstrate their ability at the board. Sister Stanislaus Kostka is on the alert for any discrepancies that might develop. Animated faces of the class show an interest that predicts a suc- cessful career for these young men. M 0 0 0 on 'KaoivCecLye . . . ( urco ctcf And this is the way we do it. These Junior seamstresses are seriously intent upon the completion of their first sewing project, a serving apron for their Mother's valentine. From left to right, Rita Nestore, Mildred Dickinson, Eileen Quinn, Margaret Wurster, and Helen Turchi. The Juniors, under the direction of Jacqueline Gory and Terry Lynch, discuss the numerous ways of Honoring God's Mother. Mildred Needles stresses the influence of Our Lady in protecting our nation. Future homemakers are first introduced to home eco- nomics in their junior year. Donning crisp aprons they work with sauce pans and mixing bowls for half the year and then change to sewing classes. Here a group is shown in an after breakfast chat with Monsignor. Seniors eagerly compare likenesses when the much coveted pictures arrive. Facing the camera, Joseph La Motte confidently shows his picture to. Rosalie Maggio, whose calm appraisal of the photograph leaves nothing to be desired. Physics was introduced to Wildwood Catholic this year. War has stimulated a keen interest in this fascinating subject. Physics is offered to the Senior boys and girls. The picture shows Theresa Serge and Robert Scully performing an experiment on linear expansion. tad t e j4 variette4A 'Duty The stage crew receives final instructions from Mary Monichetti who coached a one-act play by Father Lord. This was presented in conjunc- tion with the Senior Religion class. Cooperative effort brings results as is sezn by the eager expression on Marjorie Dona- hue's face as she displays the end of a long search for ma- terial for their English class. The students who share this effort are: Marie Alioto, Fury Tassoni, and Ann Boyle. Wildwood Catholic stocks her magazine racks with out- standing periodicals. She hopes to develop good read- ing habits in the future citi- zens and leaders. Here Bar- bara Ann Quinn is pointing out to Leo Kelly an article in the Catholic School Journal. And t e Actiae Student 7d Student government is one of the most important and neces sary functions in school life. The student council at Wildwood Catholic consists of a President and Vice-President, chosen from the senior class, and two representatives from each class. The royal blue and white ribbon of distinction stands for the added responsibility of obedience and service to the high standards on which Wildwood Catholic was established. Our student council provides government of the students, by the students, and for the students. The council meets twice a month with President, Robert Clothier, presiding. Sister Louise Bertrand is on hand in the capacity of advisor. Our council aims to prepare students for their position in life by stressing the importance and necessity of cooperation with associates and obedience to those in authority. It trains students to I Sotccetefrct ( cacc eactesi be leaders, to develop Initiative, and to use their authority wisely. The student officers themselves benefit greatly by this organi- zation, because it gives them a deep and sympathetic understanding of the problems of their fellow students. What better preparation for future citizenship? Here is our student council at work. Robert Clothier, president of the student council, re- ports to the student body the outcome of a recant meeting. Council members may be dis- tinguished by a royal blue and white badge. Alfonso Gredone, before an eager assembly, presents his views on our Constitution as his fellow-contestants in the American Legion Oratorical Contest anxiously await their turn. Oca (fytni UncLd, 'Ptcuf HOLY NIGHT Holy Night, a miracle play in three scenes by Gregorio Martinez Sierra was presented by the students of Wildwood Catholic in preparation for the feast of Christmas. The theme of the play im- presses us with the fact that Christ comes into the world to all people, poor and rich alike. Everyone was aware of the special message of Peace On Earth To Men of Good Will. Gloria Ors, representing the Blessed Virgin was very ably assisted by members of the student body who strove to make this a never-to-be-forgotten occasion. Ralph Valeri, representing St. Francis, appeals to Our Lady (Gloria Ors) that she have pity on the poor and oppressed. Our Lady smilingly grants St. Francis' request. 4 Penned Tfteeuu S%fenetei Ht On February 2 and 5, Wildwood Catholic and friends were transported to the home of a New England family in Mother Carey s Chickens. The scene opened on a clean but empty room in the Yellow House in Beulah. Mrs. Carey and her chickens, ranging in age from 5 to 18, turn the old house into a warm, happy home. The story introduces us to Ossion Popham and his family, the stern Mr. Lord and his painter son Cyril, Cousin Ann and the snobbish Julia, school teacher Ralph Thurston, and the romantic interest, Tom Hamilton. The main thread of the story is woven about a will, which unknown to the Carey Family, legally grants their house to Tom Hamilton. The complications which arose from this situation provided amusing entertainment for all. ROSALIE MAGGIO Nancy Carey i— Gilbert Care . George Harry C ril Lord, Theresa Serge— are Walter Keene— Mr. Popham.’ and Barbara Quinn. Mother m -i if( - Wildwood Catholic Songsters have entertained enthusiastic audiences several times during the year. The theme of the Senior Play was enhanced by such musical numbers as 'Be My Love. ' The spring festival offering was Sympathy, ' by Friml. Wildwood Catholic encourages group activity as preparation for the future. Suc £ tciea(Aox axe a 'rtyaxntMCf 'Puxfta e Colorful gowns, lilting music, spectacular finale, all under the skillful direction of Guglielmo Sabatini, emphasize the spirit of the annual music festival held annually at Wildwood Catho- lic High School. From small beginnings our school has each year added some new feature to the fes- tival that makes it a delight to all who attend. The programs are arranged to satisfy the taste of young and old. Everyone responds to the beauty of Tschaikowsky's Nutcracker Suite which is the feature for the concert this year. Young people were captivated by Swanee , and Soldier, Soldier. The patriotic theme of the finale will live long in the memory of those who witnessed it. The Glee Club paid tribute to the golden anniversary of Right Reverend Monsignor Quinlan by devoting a part of the program to him. These numbers included Beethoven's The Heavens Are Declaring , The Rosary by Nevin, and Regina Coeli by Giorza. iad rf ard a Scare 'PCea ctte One of the most delightful numbers on the program Gloria Ors and Betty Lou Zintner give a charming was Early California. Rosalie Maggio narrated the story interpretation of the waltz, of these early settlers to the delight of all who heard it. TVitA t e dfrUcUutce Retreat time is grace time for the stu- dents of Wildwood Catholic. Every year, during the solemn and beautiful days of Holy Week, students and faculty alike put aside the trials of a workaday world and enter fully into the spirit of this sacred occasion. Father Zeits of the Jesuit order held the retreatants spellbound with his eloquence and his piety. Everyone felt spiritually refreshed after the retreat and re- turned to their duties with renewed interest and zeal. In addition to a prescribed schedule of re- ligious activities, the retreatants were permitted to satisfy their personal devotions. Some of these students are making the stations of the Cross. In the foreground, Bob Clothier, recites the Rosary. Each morning during the Retreat everyone hod the opportunity of attending the Sacraments. Here a group of girls return from the reception of Holy Communion. j4 'i¥e zveaCy 7wte fact faf rfd Highlight of the mid-winter season for the seniors and juniors was the Prom held at the Wildwood Catholic High School gymnasium on January 19. The gymnasium was transformed by the decorating committee into a winter won- derland. Joe Howard’s orchestra supplied the music. Parents of the students acted as chaperons. eactendAifr 'DevelafiA t e (fanfretitive Sfrigit The Team That Has Made Wildwood Catho- lic High School Famous. For the first time in the history of south Jersey basketball, a league was formed this year for the purpose of stimulating competition and turning out well trained players. After a season of strenuous performance our Varsity holds the title of Champions of the south Jersey Catholic League, having played 8 games and lost none. The high scorer for the season is Bob Scully. The JV's also hold the championship in their division. The pride of Wildwood Catholic, left to right: Ray Frank McAlarnen Keough, Terry Lynch, Leo Kelly, George Randolph, Bob Athletic Coach Scully, Wally Keene, Art Smith, Fury Tassoni, Mickey Harry, and Bob Clothier. Our varsity member re ceive their awards at the an nual athletic banquet. Bob Scully, high scorer for the '50 '51 season. Captain Mella gives last- minute instructions to the first team. Co-captains, Vince Stella and Bob Scully, receive the Crusader's trophy from the president of the South Jersey Catholic League, Mr. Alex- ander. We were honored by having Wildwood Catholic chosen as the scene of the first S.J.C.L. tournament. rfe a Outlet fan Our Team—all for one and one for all. Under the skillful guidance of Coach Sue Connor, our girls’ varsity established an enviable record of one loss and six wins. Girls' Coach—Sue Connor 30 WILDWOOD CATHOLIC GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY St. Joseph’s, Hammonton (Away) . . . 30 . 31 ... 69 . ... 21 St. Joseph's, Hammonton (Home) 46 24 79 . 55 Sacred Heart, Vineland (Away) 26 23 Sacred Heart, Vineland (Home) 45 . . . 13 Atlantic City Friends School (Away) . 95 82 Sot6et olC ‘Rotet. Meet the girls behind the victories. Senior Varsity Cheerleaders (left) Catherine Catrambone, Zita Furman, Betty Lou Zitner. Patricia Holdsworth, Elizabath Hawkins, and Elizabeth Thompson. Junior Varsity (right) Loretta Romeo, Barbara Argoe, Barbara Chambers, Carolyn Krimmelbein, Nancy Ward, Andrea McGough. Manager, Bernardine Hess reads a challenge for her team. Coach Connor gives Captain Gloria Ors final instrue tion before the game. Alice Doonan, freshman, relinquishes the coveted trophy to the Juniors. The 'first team at The banquet for athletic award 0(€ Ad Miss Margaret Brennan, School Nurse, takes care of the physical fitness of Wildwood Catholic teams. Captain Gloria Ors exhorls her team to victory (Zlaw x£ MARIE ELIZABETH ALIOTO 330 West Andrews Ave. Wildwood. N. J. St. Ann's Parish Bett . . . Varsily 2. 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2. 3. 4 . . . School Newspaper 4 . . . Prom Committee 3, 4 . . . Cullen's . . . Anyone got the homework? . . . Gene Kelly . . . Skating . . . Dancing . . . Swimming . . . Operator! LOUIE PAULINE BLUNDA 1112 New York Ave. Cape May, N. J. Our Lady, Star of the Sea Parish Polly or Chatterbox . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Prom Committee 4 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Glee Club 3. 4 . . . Ambition: Chemist, College . . . Favorite Star: Scotty Beckett and Francis . . . Favorite Author: John Gailsworthy . . . Sports . . . Skating . . . Swimming . . . Dancing . . . Slang Expressions: Oh man! . . . Such is life. ANNA MARIE BOYLE South Dennis New Jersey St. Casimir Parish Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Christmas Play 4 . . . O No . . . Skating . . . Allan Ladd . . . Betty Grable . . . Favorite Hangout: T. I. or Vince’s . . . Beautician. ROBERT JAMES CLOTHIER. JR. 212 W. 12th Ave. N. Wildwood. N. J. St. Ann's Parish Bob . . . Glee Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity 2. 3. 4 . . . President 4 . . . Latin Club 3 . . . Prom Committee 3. 4 . . . Christmas Play 3, 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Ho Ho that’s Rich . . . Hitching Post . . . Doris Day . . . Allan Ladd . . . Algebra . . . Real Estate. EILEEN BERNADETTE CUNNING 134 East Taylor Ave. Wildwood, N. J. St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 2, 3. 4 . . . Stage Hand 3 . . . Varsity 3 . . . School Newspaper 4 . . . Chink . . . Swim . . . Skate . . . Maureen O’Hara . . . Gene Kelly . . . OoH, LaLa . . . Cullen's. RICHARD EDWARD DAVIS 220 West Glenwood Ave. Wildwood, N. J. St. Ann's Parish Prom Committee 4 . . . Stage Craw 4 . . . Newspaper 4 . . . Dick . . . Dance . . . S im . . . Skate ... Pat O'Brien . . . Lauren Bacall . . . Biology . . . ‘Oh yea . . . Trucking Business. 35 THOMAS JOSEPH FITZPATRICK 213 West Glen wood Ave. Wildwood. N. J. St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Interclass Basketball 2 . . . Prom Committee 3. 4 . . . Who's got th Latin? . . . Skating and Dancing . . . History . . . Mario Lanza . . . Betty Grable . . . Kookers Comer. GEORGE WELLINGTON HARRY. JR 402 Maryland Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. St. Ann’s Parish Mickey' . . . Glee Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Baseball 2. 3. 4 . . . Varsity 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3, 4 . . . Christmas Play 2. 3. 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Annapolis’ . . . Dancing . . . Big Deal . . . June Havar . . . Jimmy Stewart . . . Prom Comrrittee. 36 WALTER WILLIAM KEENE 401 West Pins Ave. N. Wildwood, N. J. St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 2. 3, 4 . . . Varsity 2. 3. 4 . . . Baseball 2. 3. 4 . . . Vice-President Student Council 4 . . . Stage Electrician 2. 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee . . . Senior Play . . . Bubbuh Bean . . , ' I m hungry . . . Tom Cat ... Gary Cooper . . . Weight Lifting . . . U. S. Naval Academy . . . Naval Aviation. LEO JOSEPH KELLY. JR. 4311 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N. J. St. Ann’s Parish Glee Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Basketball 2. 4 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Paper 4 . . . Hobby: Eat ing. Models ... Prom Committee . . . Ester Williams ... Buck ... Do you Want to! . . • Restaurant Owner . . . Mario Lanza . . . Be My Love. 37 (?la }A x£ JOSEPH MICHAEL LA MOTTE 422 East 17th Ave. N. Wildwood. N. J. St. Ann’s Parish Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Inierclass Basketball 2, 3 . . . Senior Play . . . Prom Committee 3, 4 . . . School Newspaper 4 . . . Stage Hand 3 . . . Joe . . . You know it . . . Skating . . . History . . . June Haver . . . Gordon MacRae . . . Cullen's . . . College. ROSALIE RACHELLE MAGGIO 4716 Pacific Ave. Wildwood, N. J. St. Ann’s Parish Ro . . . Likes to Dance, Swim, and Good Musip . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Student Council . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Prom Committee . . . College . . . Oh! Heavens! . . . Favorite Stars: Kathryn Grayson, Gregory Peck . . . Stage Hand 3. MARY ELIZABETH MONICHETTI 219 Mechanic St. Cape May Court Housa, N. J. St. Paul’s Parish Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Christmas Play 3. 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Prom Committee 3, 4 . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . Betty Hey Kids! . . . Tom Cat . . . Farley Granger . . . P.A.D. Ann Blyth . . . Teacher . . . Hobbies: Roading, Singing. 38 305 Orchid Rd. GLORIA MAY ORS Wildwood Crest, N. J. St. Ann's Perish Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Stage Hand 3 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Prom Committee 3, 4 . . . Varsity Basketball Captain 4 . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . Honest to goodness . . . Christmas' Play 4 . . . Hobbies: Skating and Reading . . . June Haver . . . French . . . Teacher. 'MJilcUvo d @at alic BARBARA ANN QUINN 3601 3rd Ave. Avalon, N. J. St. Paul’s Parish Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . Barb . . . Hurry up . . . William Holden . . . Hangout: Cove . . . Stenographer . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Stage Hand 3 . . . Hobbies: Reading, Singing . . . French. GEORGE JOHN RANDOLPH, JR. 440 W. Rio Grande Ave. Wildwood, N. J. St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 2, 4 . . . Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Christmas Play 2, 4 . . . Scorekeaper 3 . . . Crest Pier . . . What are you gonna do tonight? . . . Red Skelton . . . College . . . Electricity . . . Elizabeth Taylor. 39 ROBERT JAMES SCULLY 109 East Garfield Ave. Wildwood, N. J. St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Projector 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Com- mittee 3, 4 . . . Stage Hand 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Sanior Play 4 . . . Paper 4 . . . Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Capt 4 . . . Hobby: Dancing, Skating, Sailing . . . Song: I 11 Get By . . . Martin and Lewis . . . Oh that physics class! . . . Civil Engineer . . . Villanova College. THERESA MARIE SERGE 1411 New York Ave. Wildwood, N. J. St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Play 4 . . . Cafeteria Aide 4 . . . School Paper 4 . . . Christmas Play 2, 4 . . . Oratorical Contest 3, 4 . . . Terry . . . More or Less . . . College: Newark . . Ambition: Pharmacist . . . Barrel . . . Bing Crosby . . . Jane Powell. 40 ARTHUR WILLIAM SMITH 919 Columbia Ave Cape May, N. J. Our Lady Star of the Sea Tank . • . Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity 2, 3, 4 • . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Play Man- ager 4 . . . School Paper 4 . . . Prom Committee 3, 4 . . . Tony's Drug Store . . . Hey, I got a new joke! . . . Raymond Massey . . . Any Actress ... Big League Pitcher . . . Busi- ness Merchant . . . Villanova . . . Sports. FURY ANTHONY TASSONI 319 West Oak Ave. Wildwood, N. J. St. Ann's Parish Glee Club 2 . . . Stage Crew 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Allan Ladd . . . Ester Williams . . . Fury . . . Let's go!. RALPH VALERI 113 Hand Ave. Cape May Court House, N. J. St. Paul's Parish Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Christmas Play 3, 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Prom Committee . . . Oh heck! . . . Gregory Peck . . . Hobbies: Skating, Movies, Latin . . . Ambition: Missioner. TVitctouMel @at olic 41 Wildwood Catholic had its first annual Alumni breakfast in the school cafeteria. Here graduates of last year renewed old acquaintances and relived happenings past but not forgotten. First the members of the Alumni Associa- tion went to Mass and received Holy Communion in a body. Then they breakfasted together in the Wildwood Catholic cafeteria. rflunuti ecuUott Here we see the Sisters greeting the Alumni upon their arrival at the High School cafeteria. ROBERT J. SCULLY Al, Nick, Tom, Eric, Karl, Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Abrams Ac Neon Service Dolores Anne Adamczyk Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adamczyk Edward Adamczyk, Jr. Aldine Shoe Shop Alexander's Allen's Men Shop Anderson's Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. W. Angelo, Sr. William L. Angelo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Argoe Automobile Association of New Jersey The Baby Shop Jack Bachman Mr. and Mrs. J. Barkaloe William Barrett Dr. Victor Barrows Ckira Batten Beecher Kay Realty Co. James H. Boerchel H. N. Berman and Son Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blackmore Margaret Bleiler James W. Bonner Charles L. Bonner Horace G. Boorse Mr. ar.d Mrs. F. Booth James Boyle Mrs. Marie Bradshaw Mr. Dennis J. Brennan Miss Elizabeth R. Brennan Miss Margaret T. Brennan Wm. H. Bright, Realtor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brodesser Brown's Hardware George Brown, Jr. Grover C. Bradshaw and Sons Mrs. Margaret Bransfield Senator and Mrs. A. J. Cafiero A. T. Caldnll Frank Calogero Carmen's Barber Shop Cape May Printing Co. Cape Publishing Co. Cape May County Refrigeration Sales Service Anna Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. D. Cantolano Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Catanoso Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Catrambone Mr. and Mrs. William Catrambone Mr. and Mrs. H. Ceralli H. B. Christman and Son The Christmas Carolers— Rosalie. Mart, Bob, Nick, Jerry Clara, Agres and Bobbie Clara and Nan Clark's Motors Mr. J. Clinton Thomas H. Chambers Lenard Chanoux Miss E. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Comisky Mr. and Mrs. E. Comly Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Connor Clair Connor Miss Sara Connor John W. Conover PATRONS George Coombi George and Kenneth Coombs S. J. Coombs Market Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Corchani Corson's Dairy Corson's Men Shop Robert Corson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Costello The Cotton Shop Joe J. Kay Mrs. Rose Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Cramer Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cressman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Crilly Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Cunning Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Cummins Mrs. J. Cyeiner Gertrude Dadura Dan's Market Michael J. Davies Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Dealy Mary A. Delaney Dellas, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. W. DeCarrevont Mr. and Mrs. G. DeGenova Mr. and Mrs. Del Rosse Anastasia De Medio De Medio's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. G. DeMedio Mary De Medio Mena De Medio Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Devlin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Devlin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dhue Mrs. B. Dickinson Mr. Dickinson Dr. R. S. Diamond Mr and Mrs. A. De Mauro Mrs. Dimond Mr. and Mrs. Donohue Wm. J. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dorau Florence Dorricott Mr. and Mrs. E. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. D. Dudley Belty Dundas and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Dundas Dun's Shoe Store Eisenhower's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. John J. E'zenbeck Joe Everingham Mrs. Louise Farnum Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell Joseph Farrell Joseph P. Farrell Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Path Mrs. Marcus Fath, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Fath Mr. and Mrs. J. Feeney Fern Beauty Shop John A. Flemming Fischer's Restaurant Mr. A. Fitzpatrick Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick Thomas Fitzpatrick Will Fitzpatrick Miss Mary Virginia Ford Oliver Fox Men's Wear Fox Brothers Fox Brother's Fur Storage Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frame Mr. and Mrs. Louis Francisco Frank's Photo Shop Freshmen Class A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Fritz Frymire's Dept. Store Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Furman Louis Fusco Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallagher Garrison Jewelers Gem Shoe Shop Mr. and Mrs. S. Gerace Gittles Candy Shop Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Girard Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. L. Gory Louis Gould and Gould Realty Co. Anna Gowans Mrs. A. R. Granger Mr. and Mrs. Granger Mr. and Mrs. Gredone Griffith Bros. Mr. Joseph Guerin Mr. C. Harris Mr. and Mrs. George Harry Harry's Market Mrs. M. Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hellmig Carl Henning Miss C. Henry Mr. Oram Henry Emma Heston Heston's Atlantic Station Mr. Alphonse M. Hess Bernardine M. Hess Mr. Wm. F. Hickey. Sr. Mr. Wm. Hickey. Jr. Bill Hilton Frank L. Hoffman Edna E. Holland Mr. and Mrs. S. Holland Holliday on the Boardwalk Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Holmes Huber's Dress Shoppe Ray Hufsey Tailor Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. H. Hughes William Hughes Homer B. Hupf Hunt's Theatres, Incorporated Jackson's Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. C. Jaggard Mr. George James Jerry's Beauty Salon Jerry's Market Johnson's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones Mr. and Mrs. C. Juliana Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Juliana Louis F. Junker Junior Boys Junior Girls Kahn's Kammer's Bakery PATRONS - Continued Mr. and Mr . F. KarU Mr. and Mr . F. Karla Mr . John J. Kay Harry Keating, Motor Vahicla Agancy Mr. Elden Kaana Mr and Mrs. W. Kaana William Kean Mr . B. Kelly Mr. Leo J. Kelly, Sr. Mr. Lao J. Kelly, Jr. Mr. and Mr . Wm. F. Kelly Mr. Richard King Mr . Richard King Joseph 6. Klaus Klimesz Market Mr. and Mrs. D. Knapponborger Mr. and Mr . G. R. Kookar Mr. and Mrs. J. Kranich Mr. and Mrs. F. Krimmelbein Or. M. L. Kurland Mr. M. L. Lafferty Mr . C. B. Lamanna Larkin's Luncheonette Mrs. Lena Lanza Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lanza Mr. Dominic Larusso Carkus Latuff Mr. Joseph Laporaca Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Levering, Jr. Glenn Locke Shirley Locke Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynch Jane MacAfee Mr. and Mrs. F. McAlarnen, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. McAlarnen James F. McCaw Mrs. John McCann Mildred V. McCann Mrs. Wm. A. McCloskey John A. McCracken Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McCusker, Jr. Mrs. Anne McElhannon McGough Real Estate McGowan Service Station John J. McNutt Mac's Card Shop Mr. and Mrs. James Mackell Mrs. Anthony Maffei Mr. Anthony Maffei Mr. and Mrs. Maggio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Magolda Mr. and Mrs. J. Malloy Angelo Mangiocchi Mrs. Blanche Marella Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Markle Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Markle J. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Marvile Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Matacena Mr. and Mrs. J. Mattera Mrs. John K. Matthews Mrs. Mir.nie V. Mangle Andrew and Mary Melchicrre Mennies Dept. 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