Vineland High School - Record Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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JEAN ANN COOK plenty of sense . . . bulletin chairman of Student Council . . . favors sports . . . knows her way around . . . active in many school activities . . . exchange- editor of Hi-Spots . . . always on some fad diet . . . a whiz at math . . . active on the Record Staff ANTHONY COPESTICK very quiet . . . pleasant personality . . . interested in terming and does a fine job at it . . . closest friends, everyone . . . excels in history—always a right answer . . . has fond memories of 108 GLENN MacEWAN COSH better known as Pudge . . . very cheerful personal- ity .. . usually seen with his many friends ... his hardest job is getting his father's car home on time after a date . . . varsity basketball player . . . likes the V.H.S. twirling corps ROSE MILDRED COSTELLO one of those quiet people . . . serious expression hides her good humor . . . happy-go-lucky . . . listens with concern to anything you have to say . . . likes driving around in her car . . . known as Ro among her friends JOYCE K. CREAMER devoted to music as proved by her musical activi- ties . . . member of the Velvetones . . . wonderful dancer . . . sings with the V.H.S. Band . . . member of mixed chorus . . . hates sixth period lunch . . . owns a beautiful figure and compliments it with equally beautiful clothes . . . conspires often with friends at the Spot HARRY OSWALD CURLEY answers to the name of Curley . . . well-known and well-liked . . . very talented in football . . . can be seen centering the ball . . . usually with a certain girl . . . has a Charlie Atlas build BENJAMIN DAMSKY always willing to help anyone—that's Benny . . . does his best in everything he attempts . . . usually seen with Frank . . . dislikes getting to school late in the morning . . . can be found at the Vineland Taxi Stand WIILLIAM JOSEPH DeBIASO everyone knows Bill . . . forever smiling . . . has outstanding ability in dramatics . . . played the part of Stuart in the Senior Play . . . can play a nice trombone on the side . . . has a secret unrequited love . . . fascinating smile 27

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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

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JOSEPH A. DeMAIO described as a pretty good Joe . . . famous for his dark curly hair . . . one of the V. H. S. football varsity . . . drives a nice new Studebaker . . . also owns a cut-down Model A . . . sharp dresser . . . plays baseball . . . all-around good sport SHIRLEY MARIA DeMATTE very pretty . . . attractive Valentine Queen . . . was in Queen's court in the Mardi Gras . . . hair and figure admired by all . . . member of the TV- famed Velvetones” . . . full of pep . . . sweet personality and fun to be with . . . sound-off girl JOSEPH A. DePALMA good football player . . . kicked those extra points for us . . . popular with the girls—fellows, too . . . nice shoulders . . . likes the finer things of life . . . sense of humor . . . likes popular music ROBERT E. DePALMA better known as Bob . . . quiet . . . well-mannered . . . known for his unruly front lock of hair . . . fair complexion . . . dreamy blue eyes . . . likes the women . . . dislikes stuoying ... a character . . . goes grinning CAROL DERECHINSKY quiet, resourceful worker in school . . . talkative, gay at other times . . enjoys herself most when playing softball or skating . . . likes to dance . . . beautiful brown eyes and dark hair flatter her pert little face . . . blushes easily . . . good companion MARY FRANCES DESIERE lots of fun . . . can take a joke well . . . good at sports . . . possesses an adorable giggle . . . generally pals with the Newfield girls . . . winner in some Red and Gray Days' sports events RUTH F. DeSTEFANO shows her intelligence the moment she speaks . . . is an old hand at going steady . . . attracted to music ... in mixed chorus . . . interested in, and usually good at, all sports ... a gentle sort of person who is nice to know EVERETT CLARK DeVELDE, JR. known to all as Buddy . . . capable prexy of the band . . . teachers' pride and joy . . . well-liked by both fellows and girls . . . sure to be a success . . . can really toot that trumpet . . . pleasant speaking voice ... a nice guy