JoAnn Sciaminna (middle) chats with
Paulsboro residents John and Betty Vogeding
during the colorful 100th Dinner event.

Mayor John Burzichelli fondly looks on
while honored citizen, Ben Fish, Sr.,
amuzes the crowd with jokes, poems and stories.

Do you remember when Hollywood came
to Paulsboro? Scott and Judy MacKenzie view
some historical photographs of that event.

Other Paulsboro residents view the line
of historical photo albums and display boards
that lined the walls of the high school gym.

The history of St. John's was grandly displayed
with a wide selection of dated material. Other town
churches had similar displays.

Local townspeople were quite taken with the vast
expanse of historical storyboards as they learned
things about our 100-year-old town.

Sr. Joann Burzichelli gave the
opening prayer before dinner.

The food was a delicious
deli delight.

Carmen, of Carmen's Deli in Paulsboro, tosses the salad
as catering assistants stand by to serve the
delectable meal for the dinner attendees.

Mrs. Zampaglione helped her son,
Carmen, with the evenings necessities.

Superintendent of Schools Dr. Frank Scambia,
Board of Education (BOE) President Wayne Wurtz,Sr.,
Phillip DuVilla, Esquire, and Board of Education
Vice-President Tom Ridinger share a laugh.

This table featured a
scrumptious seafood salad.

The Mayor introduced our soloist Marquishia Stringfield
to lead the crowd in song for "Happy Birthday to Paulsboro".
Irma Stevenson held the red and white birthday candle.

Our evening soloist, Marquishia Stringfield,
had a beautiful voice that resounded the halls.

Mayor Burzichelli cuts the 100th cake
as Councilmembers Joe Kidd (on left), Elsie Tedeski
and special officer Mr. Banks look on.

The three-tiered cake was
beautifully decorated with red
and white buttercream roses.

The Tedeski family were
just one of many relations who
gathered to enjoy this wonderful occasion.

The ice sculpture carving
of 100th PHS was beautifully adorned
with a colorful array of fresh fruit.

Chief of Police Kenneth Ridinger and his wife
express the joyous sentiment of the evening.

Red and white balloon centerpieces
created a celebratory ambience.

BOE President Mr. Wurtz, Assistant Principal
and Head Wrestling Coach Paul Morina and
BOE VP Tom Ridinger talk infront of the
desert table adorned with gold celephane
covered cookie trays.

The Ice Art was an elegant visual
to remind the attendees what a wonderful
100th celebration the whole year has been.

The reveal of the cookies kept many
appetites waiting for that moment.

Dinner/Dance Chairperson
Irma Stevenson coordinated
the wonderful event.

The evening was filled with good will
and good times with friends and family.

Attendees entered the Dinner/Dance Celebration
through a red and white decorated archway.

Mayor Burzichelli announced the honorees
(seated at the table) and Dinner Dance Chairperson
Irma Stevenson presented the four seniors with
plaques commemorating their recognition.

Paulsboro Pride emitted from Margaret Suiter's
daughter as she proudly spoke for her mother
of 100 years. Mrs. Suiter revealed a gentle smile.