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June 2001

1988

Lisa Iori - Swimming; still holds state records
Hank Mazzoni - Wrestling & Football State Wrestling Champ in 1959; Outstanding wrestler 1957-58
*Angelo "Arkie" Trento - Football & Baseball

1989

Bea Stern Hanuska - Basketball & Coaching; Coached Girls Basketball Team to
South Jersey Championship--only one to do so. Also Phys. Ed. teacher

Anthony DiTomo - Football, Coaching, Former teacher and athletic director
Never wrestled but coached it. Member of State Championship
Football Team of 1939; could play any position.

*Nello Dallolio - Coached several championship football teams. Won more football games than any other coach in the history of VHS. Coached baseball. Teacher

1990

John DiSanti - State championship wrestler 1959
*Clarion Cosh - Cross Country & Track Coach; Phys. Ed. teacher Won SJ Championship, Group IV Championship; set record with 55 consecutive wins. 1956 - Greatest track team in history of VHS. Coached Boys Basketball from 1945 - 1953.

1991

Gladys Viola - Phys. Ed. teacher, coach and contributions to community
Jerome Wilson - Football, Wrestling, Coaching, Officiating and contributions to
community
*Dr. Kenneth Corson - Sports physician for many years

1992

Gene Caterina - Football & Baseball

Mary Rossi - Dean of Girls at high school; Principal of Vineland High; influence many lives; contributor to the community

*Joe Homiak - Wrestling & Coaching - Teacher

1993

Lorraine Goodwin - Girls Basketball - high scorer; member of Championship
Basketball Team
Lou Piccone - Football; went on to play professionally for NY Jets and Buffalo
Bills
*Tony D'Orazio - Teacher, Counselor, Coach, Sports Announcer; contributed to
community

1994

Penny Kempf - Basketball, Softball & Field Hockey; outstanding player
Glenn Carbonara - Soccer; went on to play professionally; runs soccer camp each
summer
*Edward Oliva - Teacher, Football, Baseball, Coach, Officiating; contributed to the
community

1995

Daniel Testa - Football & Ass't. Coach of State Championship Team of'39; scored first touchdown in Rose Bowl during college career

*Danny Sheldon - Contributions to sports teams (cooked for them during various
sports camps)

1996

Ron DeReuchie - Football, Teacher & Coach; Was partially responsible for the
upset of Millville's Championship Team in 1955.
Ina Nicosia - Track, Cross Country & Basketball; Still holds school records;
Plays professionally in World League Basketball
*Camille Piccone - Football & Baseball; member of '39 State Championship team

1997

Leon Nocito - Track, still holds records
Jill Marghella - Softball; still holds records for pitching
*Carl Arthur, Sr. - Football, Basketball, Coach; contributions to community

1998

1939 State Championship Football Team: Frank Bianchi, Mike Gagliardi, John Trucano, Joe Viola, Bernie Hanula, Walt Malyk, Dick Harris, Joe Chielli, Camillo Piccone, Tony DiTomo, Jim Geraci, and coaches Nello Dallolio and Dan Testa (NOTE: The players who passed away were honored posthumously.)

1999

Scan Steinour - Tennis; holds VHS record for most wins (109 wins - 7 losses)
Sharon Starzan - Basketball, Tennis & Track - was 3 letter winner her freshman
year; NJ State Tennis Champion
*David Still - Basketball, Track and Field. Scored over 1,000 points in high school
career; member of 21-4 basketball team best record in VHS history

2000

Cheryl Tedford - Swimming, Field Hockey, Softball Broke state record in
individual breastroke; holds record in hockey for shut-out 54.5%
Charles Scarani - Football, Track. Member of State Championship Football team of 1930, selected All-State Center; Cumberland County Freeholder for 20 years
*Larry Aldrich - Football, Basketball and Track; played football professionally with
Steelers

2001

Krista Ferrara - Still holds records in Track and Cross Country; made & broke her own records

Brian Forrest  - Swimming; still hold many records

Tom Forrest - Swimming; still hold records

*Carl Haught - Basketball & Baseball - known as the greatest basketball player to ever wear the red and gray; scored 1,068 in high school career

*Indicates posthumous inductee.