Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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RICHARD BRUNETTA very cooperative fellow in the classroom ... a quiet lad—but—one of Mr. Krapf's boys . . . usu- ally found in deep conversation activities period . . . a real smoothie . . . helpful and willing . . . black wavy hair . . . pride of Brewster Road DOMINICK L. BRUNOZZI very nice . . . one of our star football players . . . lets everyone drive his car . . . when in the mood— enjoys dancing . . . likes the company of the oppo- site sex . . . avid member of Italian Club . . . blushes easily without knowing it SALLY ANN CAMPBELL usually seen cheering with enthusiastic spirit for V.H.S. . . . good natured . . . always smiling and laughing . . . active socially . . . future Florence Nightingale . . . pals are Anne, Wiss. Binky, and The Gang . . . artistically inclined . . . efficient treasurer of Dramatic Club ROCCO J. CAPABIANCO plays the trumpet . . . friendly with Eddie, Danny, and Larry . . . good taste for clothes . . . big things come in little packages . . . can be seen proudly driving his green Pontiac . . . mischievous and loads of fun . . . someday will be a great artist LINNEA CARLSON future President of United States . . . treats every- one as an equal . . . winning ways endear her to everyone . . . famous for A s on her report card . . . congenial . . . willing to help . . . good in sports . . . typical all-around girl EDWARD CASTELLARI a close friend of Stanley and Rocco . . . usually seen driving up and down the avenue in a car or truck . . . can be found on Wheat Road . . . inter- ested in farming . . . likes all and liked by all . . . real nice fellow WILLIAM CASTIGLIONI, JR. plays the drums louder than anyone . . . can be seen talking to Alice in the halls . . . likes to take the car to school . . . favorite hang-out—Flo-Bett . . . always seen at Vineland roller rink . . . typical all-around musician JUNE McGIBBON CATHRO likes large mirrors . . . pet peeve—recitation in history class ... known for her beautiful, long hair . . . cute smile . . . sweet, demure ways . . . variety of admirers . . . liked by everyone . . . usually seen talking to Bill during class

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DAVID M. BORENSTEIN interested in agriculture . . . has exciting foreign accent—New York . . . will someday be at the head of the S.P.C.A. . . . capable of working wonders . . . tall and dark . . . diamonds are his best friends . . makes himself right at home EUGENE BARRY BOSTON can be seen walking the halls with Mary . . . likes to help fellow students with homework . . . nice dresser . . . terrific personality . . . cooperative, ever striving, that's Gene . . . handled the gavel for his homeroom in his Soph year RICHARD R. BOSTON likes to work in print shop . . . wonderful school spirit . . . congenial and cooperative . . . willing to help . . . happy-go-lucky, cheerful . . . special knack for photography . . . track team proved him a swift runner . . . always ready to debate a point ROSE JENNIE BRANCA always carries a gym bag . . . owns beautiful Japa- nese jacket . . . seems very studious . . . sweet disposition . . . likes to sing . . . not as quiet as she seems . . . enjoys driving to and from Mays Landing . . . always has a twinkle in her eye AURORA ANNE BRICOLO takes pride in her long curly hair . . . likes to emote . . . usually seen with Ginny . . . sweet, soft voice . . . loves history class . . . someday will be a great athlete . . . quiet and attentive in class . . . good sport and swell gal ELAINE D. BROTMAN always seen driving her Pontiac . . . conscientious, studious . . . receives mysterious phone calls from Philly . . . possesses pretty smile . . . hidden talent —piano playing . . . wants to learn the meaning of up-side-down postage stamps . . . proud of her record collection DOROTHY JOYCE BROWN quiet and a little on the shy side . . . likes stand-up collars and neck scarfs . . . usually can’t wait to get to gym class . . . has’special knack for carrying school books . . . seems as if she likes to daydream JUNE BRUNETTA makes delicious ice cream sodas . . . the answer to every teacher's prayer—very quiet . . . likes swimming—combing her hair . . . special spot in her heart for Italian food . . . usually a smile on her lips and in her eyes

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JANETTE FRANCES CAVAGNARO likes to change her hairdo often . . . sweet and pleasant . . . adorable smile . . . likes the wide, open spaces . . . smart dresser, blushing comes easy . . . gives pizza parties . . . lives far from school . . . enjoys company of the opposite sex WALTER RICHARD CAVAGNARO cooperative and willing . . . always seen with a French book . . . known not to be as quiet as he seems . . . favorite nickname for people—Laz . . . easy going . . . even-tempered . . . about the nicest fellow anyone would ever want to know ANTHONY J. C. CERIONE answers to the name of Tony . . . likes pizza and the boys and girls at the Spot . . . dislikes baseball, dancing, and new cars . . . likes his art class . . . known as one of the Gold Dust Twins . . . usually found handling a football VIRGINIA LUCILLE CESARE enjoys acting . . . always blushing . . . likes a good laugh . . . close friend of Aurora . . . spends a lot of time relaxing . . . cheerful . . . known by friends as Ginny . . . cheery smiles her specialty . . . known for her friendly ways ALAN COHEN known to most as Cohenelli . . . the funny side of life has a greater appeal to Alan . . . often seen with the boys at fifth period lunch . . . remembered for his Jewish accent in the Senior Play . . . con- tinually talking about Olney ROBERT H. COHEN appeals to the women . . . very friendly . . . athleti- cally minded . . . always seen with the boys . . . one of his likes is football . . . usually practicing driving down his driveway . . . excels in math . . . wants to be a sawbones RONALD CHARLES CONSTANTINE known for his ability as football manager—that's little Ron ... a quiet fellow . . . pleasant appear- ance . . . short crew cut ... a Zonowicz boy . . . live-wire of his commercial law class . . . congenial lad MARGUERITE SHIRLEY CONTO good things come in small packages . . . always busy . . . well-known and well-liked by all . . . efficient president of Dramatic Club . . . talented in art. proven by the attractive Student Council bulletins . . . cute member of the twirlers . . . does well in anything 26