Passaic Valley Regional High School - Green Yearbook (Little Falls, NJ)

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- I s.1..1...1,..- - . F .. ---W -I 1 f .gg , ,:., T3 N BARBARA GAIL CARPENTER The mirror of courtesy. Barb remembers best her three years of twirling and be- coming head twirler. Her main interests 'are sports, sewing, and music. To major in Home ECO- nomics at college is her plan for the future. Honor Society, Co-Editor of Valley Green, Junior Class Secre- tary, Valley Echo, G.A.A. Sec- retary, Masque and Sandal, Val- ley Varieties, Tri-Hi-Y, Class Committees, Girls' Show, Christ- mas Concert, Office Worker, Girls'. Sports, Twirling, Commit- tee Head, Citizenship institute, Youth and Government Confer- ence. EILEEN CARUSO Pleasure lies in tranquility rather than activity. Eileen can usually be heard saying, What's the homework? Her favorite subject is book- keeping. Eileen is interested in bowling, swimming, and dancing. She plans to attend business college. She is usually seen with Josephine, and the Ciardi girls. Girls' Show, Valley Varieties, Christmas Concert, Girls' Sports. JOAN ANN CAVALIERI A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Interested mainly in modeling and science, Joan would like to be a fashion model or a sec- retary, Her memorable moments are the Prom and Graduation. Girls' Show. T We have voided all but freedom ,Mx . E .'1-fnwfsw W ' ,afrwmd f ee aw awfy IFN' Q. . aw., 'SYS X Swxww .wil-Vik dCAROLYN CARTER 'tShe taketh most delight in music, Carolyn will always remember her induction into the Honor Society. Her main interests are music and sports. She plans to mayor in Math at Montclair State Teachers College. Honor Society, Vice President of Sophomore Class, Valley'Green, Valley Echo, GAA., Girls' Show, Girls' Sports', Valley Va- rieties, Senior Band, Lakeland Conference Band, Christmas Concert, Tri-Hi-Y, Pre-Nursing. RONALD CASAPULLA Everything comes it a man will only wait. Cass spends his leisure time on cars and fishing. His favorite subject is biology. The high- light of his tour years at Valley was becoming a Senior. Ron- nie's future plans include be- coming a chiropractor and ac- cumulating millions. Bowling. JOSEPH CAVALLO The less men think, the more they talk. t'Oddie is chiefly interested in sports. He can usually be seen with the Boro Boys. At Val- ley his favorite subject is math. Joe's tuture plans are still in- definite. Valley Varieties.

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3.. ,.,... --, Now inflating itself and ioyfully singing. JACQUELINE BROUWER lt's her manner and her smile that makes her worth while. Jackie's highlight was becom- ing a twirler. Her pet peeve is the morning band practices. She is usually seen with Betty, Rita, and Judy, saying, Oh, that's cute. Jackie is looking for- ward to graduation and attend- ing I.B.M. school. Twirler, Tri-Hi-Y, Valley Varie- ties, Christmas Concert, Girls' Sports, Girls' Show, WHITMAN ALBERT BURNS The truant fancy was a wanderer ever. EVefYbody's got a right to be different, can usually be heard when Al's around, His memories include chemistry and summer school. AI transferred to P.V. from St, Bonaventure's High School in March, l956. He plans to become an aircraft mechanic. Valley Varieties. iq it ns. 1 XR We JOAN CAMPANA Flirtation! Attention without intention. Joan remembers the many new friends she has made at Valley, and the Christmas Dance in her Junior year. She enjoys bowling, dancing, and music. Joan would like to be a beautician. Commercial Club, Art Service Corps, Valley Varieties, Girls' Show. LAWRENCE CANNATARO He's agreeable, full of fun, and he's liked by everyone. Kat regards obtaining his driveris license as his highlight while at Valley, He can usually be found at the Spa discussing cars or football. He is looking forward to the Prom, Graduation, and then a career in the Armed Forces. Arr Service Corus. Football, Track, Valley Varieties. JAMES W. CANFIELD A boy whom we are proud to know. Induction into the Honor Socie- ty and participating in-football games have given Jim his mo- ments to remember. He enioys discussing sports or mechanics with Dan. Jim would like to be an engineer. Honor Society, Baseball, Foot- ball, Basket'ba,lQ55AValley Varieties. ff Z. : ?L...A,. 1, vw i JAMES fT. CA PA v A frienqiy hiearrjafirla many frierkdsf E Jim is interested'in all sports. Valley Varieties of i957 and 'being elected SGA. Vice Presi- dent are,-,Vmemorable 'moments for him. ' The N. Y. Yan, ees provideohis pet pee-ve. His' v- oriteysubiect is history. 'Q J Homo? Society, Vice Presclent of LS.G.A,, Sports Edltori oth Valley Green,, Freshman and Sophomore Class President, l-lj-Y, S.G.A. Representative, Baseball, Basket- ball, Valley Varieties, Class Committees. Q J VI, wifes

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And all but our own joy SANDRA CIANCIULLO Speech is the index of the mind. Sandi transferred to P.V. from East Rutherford High School. While there, she was a member of the Glee Club and German Club. Her interests include swimmin and art. In the future she p?ans to become a designer and get married. Assembly Committee. RITA CIARDI Female softness and sister kind. Rita can usually be seen with Pat, Gail, Gloria, and Eileen. Her interests include art, driving, and attending football games. Her highlights while at Valley are History class, Graduation, and the Prom. Rita's favorite saying is, Such is life. To become a typist, go to Florida, and to make a million are some of her plans for the future. Bowling, Art Service Corps, Girls' Show, Photo Club, Val- ley Varieties. JOHN CISCON He keeps his temper mild and serene. John transferred from Clifton in his sophomore year. Among his interests are sports and try- ing to get better marks. He will always remember graduation and the Prom. John's pet peeve is getting up early in the morn- ing. His future plans include entering an Air Force training school and possibly attending college. Valley Varieties. WHITMAN v : -'Z any 9 I--1 - 1 mm W Qbwwff wxwmw of f mm 0,,,,,5, - i mf f GLORIA CIARDI Laugh and the world laughs with you.' Gloria's interests include driv- ing, fishing, bowling, and at- tending football games. She will remember Driver's Ed. Class, Valley Varieties, and the Prom. Her ambition is to get a car and to be a typist. Valley Varieties, Art Service Corps, Photo Club, Girls' Show, Bowling. i fl 7 1 WL! J J JU! , A Rl ,ciccoi-is Good ss isylbeauty i ' s best state. et's m interest s r., ing. Her t me .yi - mo- ments r' 4 Ayr - 4 at Val- ly r fm i u, 1- twirling a in r -Q-al y ore year, Juni '- is as C tillion, and M 25, l957. Ri 1 : futurie ambit ns are to lr- succe s l -W2 a ppy. 1 wirler, C rist s Concert, ' ' ' Girls' S w, lSt. venture'sl. ,fi if fu ,ff lv A MARIE CONNIZZO Art alone supplies enjoyment. Murphy fills her few spare moments with sports, driving, swimming, and wasting time at the Spa. A very tricky locker is Murph's pet peeve. High- lights while at Valley include the Prom and weekends with the gang. Happiness and be- coming a good secretary are high on her list of future plans. Art Service Corps, Treasurer '57, Secretary '58, Girls' Show, Girls' Sports, Commercial Club, Valley Varieties, Valley Echo.