North Arlington High School - Chrysalis Yearbook (North Arlington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1942 volume:

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' ' ' -,:-:::.f,-ir:-.zzz-f.. .r ,- I , 5 ,Q N apprecuatlon ot the Important part that they ot the Amerncan people we the Class ot l942. de ducate thas Issue ot the CHRYSALIS to our parents have had in guiding our steps toward the ideals Inf F' dw 'lm I R WRIGHT seated ln has llvrng room was readlng X 1' I I the newspapers whsle Nancy and Albert hrs son and daughter both sensors un hugh school were studylng thelr lessons Suddenly Mr Wrlght looked up from hrs paper and cxclarmed Thus edltorlal vonces my oplnlon preclsely Let me read you part ot lt n tnese le e nc spee duct n and cnsure rt 1 lund n I , arn es C1 1 w nc tt rn r w rkers al the nc cssir Us M ur s n 'were arc v r w s u ent apa Ong V9 IB 1 u Tap VTIU L And you belleve that we students should Interrupt our educatron and porn the proouctlun Innes? asked Nancy Absolutely asserted Mr Wrught Do you thunk that stayrng rn school IS gorng to help us wan thus war? Albert answerlng hlrn sand But we are dorng the best thrng by stayrng rn school Yes agreed Nancy People wrth educatron wlll be needed tor reconstructuon after the war And our school as servlng nts purpose by grvrng us the educatron necessary tor us to be valuable Arnerrcan crtrzens Well I I' have to be convlnced sard Mr Wrlght Why not come up to school wrth us tomorrow and let us show you how our school helps us? asked Albert That s a good Idea encouraged Nancy The best way to be conyrnced ns to see tor yourself All rrght consented Mr Wrught ll grve you chance I II go wlth you tomorrow The next mornlng Mr Wrlght accornpanred by Nancy and Albert vuslted N A I-I S Frrst they tntroduced htm to the faculty I rf' j Iv , 'A fi I f l x 1 ry X 3 ' vt' X 1 B A ' I J , v . 1 'I , 1. , K 9 N u , . ' H, . T A j , :' 'I . I I ' ,A ts sf I : I I I . X ,, . . , , I ' r stave days all avarebl ard rs -edeo tc, .1 up pri, to . ., 1 Q nstat artl an ua t slpw es tor 4.,r 1 ' an tlrose at f,ur aloe: Mer are I wng dm, e.l ami an, u' are needed H7 war ,ndustrres to tril tra the places uf these rnen Where sh I tc' Q y wr-f be btarr ul? 'In 1, hrgn C ours t. 'u C t u mlllrgrm t 41 5 C ble at d neressar. w rk I-le ar ne pei res--' r wll rn snguhl and sl be use-I t rc tmp pres-nt L rrmit ' ,, I ,, c ' 3 ,, ,,, ,, . . . , ,, ,, , , , ,, ,, ,, ,, I - - , . I ,, ,, , - ,, - , , . , ,, . c ,, ,, , ,, ,, , . - ,, ,, ,, ,,I, , , 3 I ' ll - , , . , L UM, Q HQLB FRANKJ HURLEY Boa rd of Educatuon JOSEPH BROGAN President FLORENCE COBB AMELIA BAIRD WALTER J MCMULLEN WILLIAM CULLEN FRANK WEBER IRIS E OTTE DISIVICI Clerk Te cp IFB ayI9-1 I OJ F 5 ' CW ' DCDBVYVY1 1 L, Own-rn y v Hass 'W 0 Mar an Cook can Mn , , ' Uifv D Uv img w STUDENT PRIN vsc w V' S 0 ' U f cha ,C Nu 1 ' sb 1 a' J' y my u A-J S 4 ' v horrdre C R SAL S W. 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'U CH Lowuv acu v a man o va ua on omm Nec Lou sc Fa ' 'cw 'Nc a' s rw ' .1 'va M Au 105 ' L mms al Dcpa fmefvf Cusvoci a w of S 'wo' Fu 'H su v w C 'v V1Q am fYUTH0r1vatwcs Jun Rc vo s :aw un war 1: 0 s ws 0 Y awev f uv w x Ewq h YC Ol L 55' 4 ., r r N, mp LA' 1 v 501 1 O a nw x r o ' , w do or the mms' 7 f W,-A F I Seated Mary F Joyce h-story geography health sclence Cllck Club adyuser Dorothy Phulbrlck secretary to u Mr Hurley Mae Lubben hnstory geography aruthmetuc Margaret Pellssver French Engllsh assemblnes Natnonal Honor So lety arty ser Emma Luster English Jr Dramatrc Club adylscr Standmg Prryate George E Fllmlrn 'no'ogy chem try Drector of T a k Dorothy OMalley home Economncs Chet Club ativlser -..-,.., F I Seated Anne M Reddy Lrrbanan Lrbrary Club Jana Trullunger art Paulme E Treanor Englush hsstory The Players Club advrs r El-zabcth Zungaro musrc Gloc Club and Orchestra adynser Madelune Ward physlca e'1ucat on Trl Y adylse Leaders Club adviser Stand ng Emrl Zahuransky physfcal education! yumor varSlYY football coach Auto Club adyrser W C Ruckel commercnal basketball and baseball coach 8 14121 - ' W ,. 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X .L xx - - X 1 , Q ' 1,1 3C , , , , , , , , , . , 5 , 4 f : , I ' A , A I ' -' . 1521 OW that l ve met your teachers and your prnncnpal Mr Wrnght sand to Nancy, I thnnk nt s tnme l met the students' Oh Nancy answered You II meet them and we re sure you ll lnke them We re gonng to show you our classrooms too and let you see just what we mean by saynng that the school makes good Amerncans of us Want a mnnute nnterrupted Albert Don t forget our class trnps and our chemns try laboratory sessnons and our school store our lunchroom the gym and audntornum actn vntnes and an Whats all thns' exclanmed Mr Wrnght When I went to school the text book was our mann source of knowledge and the school master was always oblngnngly ready wnth hns hnckorystnck to encourage our studnes Yes but today our teachers use words nn stead of whnps for encouragement answered Albert They act more as advnsers and com pannons than masters Our teachers have a deeper nnterest nn then students than your schoolmasters had They know us better and try to make us want to learn The text book nsnt the only source of knowledge added Nancy Today we use books for reference and try to learn by gonng out to see tor ourselves gust as you re donng now by comsng to our school to fnnd out how valuable our work here ns Thats rnght agreed Mr Wrnght s l m Then Nancy sand Come we ll nntroduce you to our class mates How many students are there? asked Mr Wrnght Albert answered ln the entnre school there are nearly snx hundred students Almost three hundred of them are upper classmen and the rest go to our nunnor hngh school Wnth such a small student body M Wrnght mentnoned you ought to know most of your classmates pretty well We do commented Nancy many of us have gone together snnce the lower grades of And we ve had our arguments and good tnmes too added Albert Well even we have arguments at home sand Mr Wrnght But how about gettnng on to your classmates is fn Il ' I II II I ' I . . , . 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II I ' II ' ' ., II ' - - 11 II . - I - ' II I 11 - Q Il Rose T Antonaccao George Barton lan Anderson Myra M Bamford Rana M Buzz: Clifford Anderson Edward P Chesney Danrel J Cerullo Pleasant as the word for Rose one of the most effectave workers an the offace practace class We feel sure that the skall she showed there wall carry her on to success as a secre tary Known for has up to the manute knowledge of current events lan can tell you any event that has occurred an the past year Also very anterested an mathematacs and an mechanacs lan wall pursue an occupataon an these faelds Rana one of our most effacaent senaors was assastant busaness manager of the STUDENT PRINTS She was also a member of the Tra Y and the Nataonal Honor Socaety Rana s amba taon as to become a successful secretary Ches as a quaet fellow who as one of the class s favorate comedaans Has hobby as raas ang anamals all kands Ed has not decaded upon a career as yet but wath has ready wat he wall succeed an any faeld George as known as the dynamo of the senaor class As general manager of the school store George proved has busaness adaptabalaty by makang at a great success George antends to become a cabanet maker Myra as sweet natured and shy but her wal Iangness to help an all school actavataes has made her very popular for anstance she has been an the Tra Y and busaness manager of the STUDENT PRlNTS Myra wall make some one a grand secretary Claff as a tall laght haared young man who excels an all scaentafac subaects A member of the Labrary Club and the Ha Y Claff has gaven both tame and energy to these under takangs Here s to your success Clafford Danny has a pleasant dasposataon whach makes ham well known He as anterested an musac havang played sax years an our band and four years an our orchestra Danny dad a good aob as the photography edator of the CHRY SALIS I0 I . ,5 .f!Qc,i' '.'i?i.ki? 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I ' I - I - I I I I - - I . , . . , . , E - Carmela tall and dark haared possesses a pleasang personalaty and a great wallangness to work for her school Takang a commercaal course Carmela antends to follow along these lanes but as also very much anterested an the desagnang faeld Cher as one fellow who has a habat of beang happy Ball has been a band member for sax years and has led our basketball team on to many vactoraes Cher s happy go lucky nature wall make ham go far Helen as an easy goang young lady whose favorate pastame as horseback radang Always ready to take up a aoke Helen as fraendly to ll She declares that daetetacs as to be her chosen faeld an the future Vatalaty school sparat and fraendlaness these words belong to Vacky as her abalaty as a cheerleader proves She plans to become a desagner ln thas or any other faeld her ad marable genaalaty wall make her popular Lou as another musacally manded senaor A confarmed swang addact an has spare tame Lou beats at out on the drums an a swang orches a Ree known for her pleasang personalaty and dark curly haar as one of our nacest se naors She has been a member of several clubs throughout her four years The faeld of dress desagnang wall claam Ree s attentaon dur ang the future Jerry s sunny dasposataon and dynamac per sonalaty won for ham the presadency of our class an both has aunaor and senaor years and membershap an both the Nataonal Honor Socae ty and the Ha Y After he leaves has alma mater Jerry plans to attend college A great pal to all Helen s favorate hobbaes are collectang souvenars and readang good books She was a paoneer an the garls shop classes whach she heartaly enaoyed Any hos patal would welcome Helen and help her to become a nurse ll Carmela T Acocella Louas Belasco Ball Cherry Mane L Acocella Helen Atmanchuk Jerry Cedrone Vacfoua A Barslu Helen Cokylat l 1 ' 1 I a If ll ' ' . . , . 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Elleen M Frned it -ag Walter Falck Q Teresa Cerone l John J Cambrla Wulllam C Coffman Vnrgmua M Frlel Dorothea Aluce Jenkmx As managlng edltor of thas year s CHRYSA Mllt cud in excellent :ob l-lc IS 1 slrlo young man who as very lnterested Ill muslc and dlscusslons l-lcre s wlshlng Mllton evcry suc cess HW hls medlcal career A ltkeable young lady who has been wlth us tor a short tlme Elleen has found a deflnute place IH our class Typlng IS her lavontc sub ject and wc can sec why tor she cxcels nn lt Our young man wlth a horn Walt plays a mean saxophonc He has been a band and orchestra stalwart for a record maklng number of years We hope that Walt contlnues IPI the muslcal held Our artlstlcally uncllncd sensor Glnny has helped make many a school alfalr a success wlth her clever decoratlons She was the make up edltor ot thus Year s CHRYSALIS Com mercual art school wlll clalm her attentlon upon graduatlon Tall and tull ot tun Terry as known for her lrrepresslble gfggle She lS a graceful dancer an an expert shot ln basketball Inter ested IH the deslgnlng tueld Terry hopes to contlnue wlth her lavorlte pastime Johnny spark plug ot the football squad certalnly knew how to keep hls opponents on the run Johnny s captnvatlng personalnty has won hum many trlends He was a member of the Hu Y and secretary of our sensor class Ball as the nlce blond young man w th a cheery smule and a brlght word for all l-le was a member of the Student Cfouncll for whnch he has done very valuable servuce Bull hopes to contlnue hrs educatlon One of our most attractlve scnuors Dotty was a member of the latest addttuon to our football games the twlrllng squad Alter Dot fsnlshes buslness school she wnll make some one a very competent secretary I -a - , LIS, l e 1 L X us C - ' H I 1 t . A Xa x , as ' 1 L - L x ' I H I , X I K X , X - . . Q' X A , i N X 5 ' I I , d H ,, Q I 3 5- ll +114 W l 1 Y I , , ' I , 'Q 1 V ' f , . I y 4 , I X f Bob, one of our most good humored young men, IS also one of our most popular He played football and was an actlve member of the Hn,Y Here's wrshrng Bob a great deal of success tn has chosen occupatlon engtneerlng. 'Rosebudf' has played football and has gonna ed many clubs throughout has four years Al' ways laughtng and goklng, he as known to all Hts favorite subject was mathematucs Any occupatlonal fteld should welcome such a cheery young man Qlco ts the perfcct example of the adage good thtngs come rn small packages She was actlve an the Trl Y and secretary of the Student Counctl Her cheerful dnsposttlon made her welcome ln school ctrcles Vun ts a dark hatred young man whose scholasttc record IS envled by all He has also made htmself well known by has dramatnc prowess Van was an actuve member of both the Natlonal Honor Socuety and the Hu Y .loan IS one of those persons who has an ex tremely tnfectrous grggle Grfted wrth wrt and a qutck tongue Joan IS popular wlth us all The secretarual fneld wtll be excellent for Joan Malzte IS a newcomer to North Arltngton but she has become one of us through her wtlltngness to help an all school actlvttres Malzne would luke to become another Florence Nlghtlngale upon her graduatton Everyone knows B sul fo what he s grand fellow and a true frnend Due to these fine characterlsttcs he attalned the posltuon of presrdent of the Student Counctl The CHRYSALIS has htm to thank for countless excellent snap shots Flrst Base the poet laureate of our class has kept us laughtng for many years Hrs care free nature has ltghtened actlvltles rn the Rtfle Club and tn boys sports Fnrst Base wants to become a dtesel engrneer Here s to success Homer l3 . i rs, r Bob Fifxhenry Joan E. Cochrane John P DAmuco Mary M Coyle Cleo Chagans Fred Carmen! Vmcent Del Grosso Homer Fleischer Jane McMunn Edward Jones John Macaluso Ethel Mulcahy Brll A Hendry Danrel Gualherr Helen B Laval Ray Gerstenmrer Jane one of our most conscrentrous work ers was lrterary edrtor of CHRYSALIS feature and art edrtor of the STUDENT PRINTS and a Trr Y member Her versatrlrty rs also shown by her exceptronal talent as an artrst Jane wrll enter college rn the fall A very well known senror Johnny Mac always has a happy smrle As treasurer of the Hr Y thrs year he has helped thrs organrza tron wrth rts frnancral problems To con trnue hrs favorrte subject accountrng Johnny wrll attend a busrness college Blessed wrth the unusual nrckname of Ap ple thrs tall fellow wrth the happy laugh rs famrlrar to us Apple more than anythrng else enjoys a good joke and very often has he made us laugh at hrs anecdotes Hap as her nrckname srgnrfres has a very cheerful drsposrtron Many a stencrl and let ter has she typed rn offrce practrce class to help some school event to success The secre tarral freld wrll clarm Helen upon graduatron An ambrtrous fellow well lrked by all Jonesy spends hrs spare trme rn srgn parntrng Eds favorrte subject rs hrstory We congratulate hrm on hrs desrre to rorn the Navy upon gradu atron Perhaps Jonesy wrll help to make fu ture hrstory rnterestrng Everyone knows Ethel as the energetrc se nror who dad so much to help our school and sard so lrttle about rt Edrtor rn Chref of the STUDENT PRINTS and an actrve member of the Natronal Honor Socrety Ethel wrll attend college after graduatron Danny has been ready wrllrng and able to do more than hrs part whenever called upon We wrll never forget hrs rendrtrons of Old Man Rrver and hrs famous rmrtatrons We are sure that wrth such talents Danny wall be successful A quret good humored fellow Ray well lrked by us all He and hrs rnseparable companron Sladky afforded many a laugh for us wrth therr wrtty humor Ray berng fond of mathematrcs hopes to further hrs rnterests rn thrs freld I4 Helen, a quiet and friendly girl, came here at the beginning of her senior year and has since won a fond place in the hearts of all who know her. Participation in girls' sports and the Chrysalis Club takes up Helen's spare time Bill is a swell fellow as everyone knows Al though he has been with us lust two years he is certainly one of us A track star of 41 42 Bill has won many a race We wish him all the success he deserves Everyone knows Mac as the girl who has the rare ability of making anyone laugh at any time A good sport and a willing worker Mac is popular with us all Here s wishing her lots of luck in the business world Harry cut a familiar figure in our school be cause of his carefree disposition As a mem ber of the Hi Y and the football team he was a welcome addition to the ranks After grad uation Harry intends to study engineering Midge always ready with a good natured smile and a witty remark is an ardent baseball fan He can rattle off the batting average of any baseball player on a minute s notice In the future Midge hopes to attend college One of the most valuable players on our football team Bob is well known to the en tire school As a member of the Hi Y he has worked diligently Bob plans to become a Navy airplane mechanic Art is known as a scholar and a gentleman He has been active as president of the Na tional Honor Society and in the Hi Y Because of the fine record he has Art is bound to be a success in college Pigtails a whiz on the basketball court has been active as a senior She was a member of the Tri Y the Leader s Club and the Twirl Ing Squad Jean hopes to attend Katherine Gibbs to become a secretary l5 Helen Gilroy Herman Krasner v as William Murphy Robert K McLachlan Marion McKinnon Arthur Mathusen wzefm-we 4 Harry Gauch Jean Louise Nuho . . 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' 1 1 - - Wnlluam Kelmer Slurley T Peacock if Bob Martln Enc Wllton Peterson Edmund Otte C' Roy K Peterson Helen Gertrude Ready Charles W Ruder Dewey an excellent football player had the mlsfortune of breakung a leg an one of the fnrst games But that dad not prevent hum from captannlng the basketball team and he dld a mughty good ,ob of at too Cowboy ns one of our most effervescent young men Known by all for hls ready wut and abllrty to ruse to all occasuons Cowboy was a favorite wuth us all Bob hopes to enter a mechanical occupatnon Oats always has a gay laugh and smlle for ll As the manager of the track team he worked long and was much appreclated We wash Oats a very successful future Shurl our luttle blond sensor keeps every body happy As good natured as can be she as always ready to do somethlng for someone Shirley hopes to attend a business school upon graduation She wall make a fnne secretary Pete has kept us laughung at hrs yokes and adventures Very attached to has lnttle car Pete hopes to follow up thus mechanucal urge by be comung an arrplane mechanuc We are sure he wnll be a successful one Helen a qunet polsed mlss who goes on about her busuness partacupated In all gurls sports and was homeroom presldent IH her se nnor year Helen woll attend a mannequun school an the near future She wall surely be a success Ernc wlll be remembered for hvs sense of hu mor and has enthusvasm for cars Planning to become an anrplane grease monkey Eruc satnsfnes has mechanucal urge by tunkerlng wuth has little grey Ford Numbered among his hobbles are chemvstry fushnng and huntnng Chuck s slow vouce and hls wullnngness to help wlth the mechanlcal end of any school af falr have made htm a well known fagure among us Chuck hopes to enter the Navy as a gun ner's mate Congratulatnons, Chuck' 16 1 ggi.: , , . , 'i ' ' . 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' fl K . . . l l 1 1 1' ' ' ll ll ' . ,' ' -, A - 11 - 11 - ll 1 1 ' ll I ll ' ' ' ' Whutey, known for hrs unlque head of halr drd a splendld lob as manager of the 4l football team Whale servung rn that capaclty he was frequently found runnlng somewhere for somethlng for someone Joyce as a peppy young mrss who as always ready to laugh or be happy We wall mass her cheerleading and her enthuslasm She intends to further her career by attending Katherine Gibbs Secretarnal School An excellent football player Red as known for has slow and easy drsposltlon and has flam :ng halr Red was also on the basketball team and ns very popular among has classmates H hopes to contlnue has educatlon Farmer ns the other slow easy going fel low wnth the red haur One of our favorlte foot ball heroes he has played an excellent game Farmer hopes to be gust what has nuckname sag nrfnes an agrlcultural gentleman Mary s sweet smlle and pleasnng personaluty has made her one of the school s favorutes She has been a member of the Tru Y and was pres :dent ln her sensor year We are sure Mary wlll go far an any occupatnon Bob our expert rlfle man proved has ablllty by lornung our fnrst rnfle team He also dad more than has part nn helplng the Chrysalis staff Wnth hrs determlnatnon Bob wull be come a success an hrs chosen fleld of mecha nlcs Jan IS a peppy and pretty young lady who ex cels on the dance floor Graceful and Ilttle Jan knows every new step She hopes to be come a busy secretary IH the future A grand frlend to all Bull us without doubt one of our nicest sensors We well always re member has performance as a member of the Ozark Wlldcats an the 4l mrnstrel B ll s fond of mathematucs and scnentrfrc subgects I7 sf, - I lg A G- N George Malmberg Mary C Rankm Ins Joyce Otfe Robert Rawdmg Paul Orrok Janet I Rees i Andy Paffendorf Wllham Scott ' ' ' ' ' B: ' X . 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Emul W Saladnk Emuly Anne Smith Ray Sndletslu Dorothy West Irene V Thuel Robert W Ullman Carol Ann Remcke Douglas Ullberg Emil s quiet manner and keep smiling idea has encouraged many a student to do the same after a hard day s work He plans to be come a machinist Emil found that the physical trannrng class is the one he enloys the most Smitty has made herself known by her pep py Cheerleading at our sport events She was a member of the girls sports teams through out school Planning to be a secretary Smitty will be a valuable asset to any firm Slutz has only been with us a short time but already has won the highly esteemed title of good sport Algebra is has favorrte sub ject and baseball his favorite sport Dottie is a vivaclous girl who never has a gloomy moment This is one of the reasons for her popularity Expecting to become a Commercial model Dottles rare ablllty gives us every reason to believe her success is as sured An enthusiastic sports fan Irene has en goyed rooting for her school at all games We will miss her agility on the basketball court her hearty laugh and carefree nature but in Irene A math shark who has a keen sense of hu mor Bob professes that he hates his deep set dimples They only help to make hum all the nicer A faithful football man Bob hopes to Continue has education after graduation Carol did her part toward makung our cheer ing squad a great success She has also been an active Tri Y member We are sure a man nequun school wall welcome Carol and make her one of their successful models Our good humored math wuz Doug is well known to us all As a member of the Lens and Shutter Club he has snapped us at work and play Doug plans to become a chem :Cal engineer l8 ' I ll ' ' ll I ll ll - I . 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' , - , Il ' ll ' - I Willie was treasurer of our class Her winning personality has brought her many friends A member of the Tri Y her interest is oil painting Pratt Art School wall be her first step toward a career Our official master of ceremonies for many years Rog has kept us laughing with has jokes poems sayings and other miscellaneous non sense Roger wall direct has talents toward a literary career after graduation Tommie was voted the most valuable player of 4l He was not only a good football man but was also an outstanding asset to the base ball team as their captain Has future plans will include prep school and college Here is one senior who never ceases to amaze us Bob as cheerful all year round from the tip of has perky bow tae to has shiny shoes Interested an all scientific subiects Bob hopes to continue along these lanes The captain of the 4l football team John nae dad a grand ,ob an leading us to victory after victory Always ready for a yoke he has a strong sense of humor Johnnie hopes to fur ther has educataon by attending college This petite miss is friendly to all and as liked by everyone As a member of the National Honor Society Wanda lent her artistic talents to help out on all occasions She as also an ac complashed equestraenne A dynamic .blond young man who is very energetic Fritz was the vice-president of the iunior class. He is extremely interested in cars particularly his own maroon Chevrolet. lt seems that with his personality Fritz ought to climb the height. Sally and friendliness go hand in hand. Noted for this and other charms, including her ever-perfect coiffure, Sally is liked by all. She is very artistically inclined and intends to fur- ther her career along these lines. 19 WB' Jean E Williamson John J Schoenleber Roger Swift Wanda Yegers Thomas Stahl Fred J. Staub Robert Thomson Sally L. Savino Albert Weiss Fred Von Bartheld i Leucester Spence Wayne Van Buren Bob Sladky Louns J Wagner Frrtz as another of our music minded frlends who loves to play the piano He ns a confnrmed swung addlct After graduatlon Fnt nntends to develop has talent by studynng pnano ar rangements IN a musnc college Known for has chccrful nature and has crazy ha wath Jlggers on at Bob salways wnlllng to help out He served as a manager for the -ll football team and was also a member of the Rlfle Club Van has left us laughung and wondenng at has danly escapades Known for hls enterest un cars Wayne has been an actnve member of the Auto Club ln the future he plans to become a member of the anr corps Spence came to our school IH has lunuor year and wlthun that tame ne made an abundance Of fnends Always offering a helplng hand Spence became a member of the Ha Y He an tends to enter Rutgers Unlversuty Lou IS known among us all as a good fellow He was asslstant manager of the football team and has been an actwe member of the basket ball and baseball teams Lou nntends to work after graduatnon and to further his educatnon Al s school spnnt has helped hum wln many frlends Always dependable Al commands our respect In has two years wnth us he has be come one of the school s tavontes We know our loss wlll be the gaun of the Casey Jones Aeronautncal School rl' Q 1' I J I 2 2 , in -. 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In the early fall, just as we were getting used to the idea of being 'almighty' seniors, we saved up a couple of weeks' allowance and went on a trip to Morristown to study the heroic doings of Washington and his troops, We saw his living quarters and inspected the rough barracks where the men passed the winter. I think most ot us appreciate our freedom a little more after seeing something of his struggle to get it, Wait a minute, Albert broke in, We had a good time, too. A lot of us will always remember our picnic at Jockey Hollow, l like field trips because we learn a lot and enjoy ourselves at the same time. You might say we combine business with please ure, laughed Nancy, As we did on the biology trips. I l s l Students and teachers discover that good food tastes better out of doors. Ponds are happyahunting-grounds for young biologistS 26 Ulf' rnterrupted Mr. Wright, don't tell me you spend all your ttme on trips, Nancyf' Ot course not' We have plenty ot regular class work study, duscussions, recrtattnn-, . and testsl But rn some ot our classesweour scrence classes, tor tnstance we have to duscover tacts for ourselves through experimentatuonf' l can tell you a lot about long after school sessrons nn the chernrstry lab oratory when the odor ot hydrogen sul' trrle was enough to take your breath away, Albert went on There was a lot ot satrstactron an learnrng facts at tlrst hand H That's the way l telt about helping to run the school store, Nancy chirned in. A Hwerghty problem, Settnng up the apparatus correctly as halt the battle. The scales never Ire f? 'S lt's lust a guestlon ot patron: Val l-lalla, the school store, does a brrsk gl after-school busrness. Checkrng rnventory takes time , lffrail' J ANCY and Albert notlced a look of approval on theur fathers face as he savd l must say that laboratory experlments and learmng how to sell by running a real store sound pretty practlcal Do you do other thmgs luke those Why yes replled Nancy the office practnce class does work on the ductograph the comptometer the mlmeograph and other regular office machunes as well as shorthand and typnng ln the domestlc scsence laboratory we learn how to cook and serve tasty and economlcal meals Mr Wrnght laughed Do they teach you how to wash and dry dnshes wnthout breakang them Gye It Alf Nancy? Absolutely' And how to borl water wlthout scorchmg nt' she joked back You make nt sound as though only the gurls get the benefut of specual classes Father you ought to see our shop Rnght now we re domg real war work We re making anrplane models to be used an tramnng spotters Albert explamed Q How to funn a manrcure on the Dutto Those ten word qulzzes cause a lot of headwork A QU! mmf logk her best lm Q What dnd that fellow dnctate7 A long, long addlng machlne problem 28 ' I ' Il I ' ' ll . ll Il ' . II ' ' , , I I I ' Il ' ll . . . I ,I i tv v . , ,, . 7 11 - A ' 1 , . I . . . . . ll ' , I fl. .l ' .ll ' 1 5 I. A. . Q I. g qi W . X . - ll F - jf, ' 4 Llxv Stem, fgv ,,,-M .J-Q 160+- .Jn x .F 111 sappear . wr u 'W em ww Mc Air Q 55 , I X , YT un, - c vs ' TW- -J' 'LJ u ,es 1:.' Q. -I .K , Q xl X ' - ., A 'f ar Wm, 1 1 ' n. Q - . - , -s x E.1 c 1 Iiw-,li .vi T 2 fa D ' ' -Y., zvffi .mrwm Q H if fNwN.'i 1Q rls ma' Q MS, , fast A - 5 5 VCU - k ' 'G ' Q9 7 Startlng at the upper left hand corner and readlng counter c w se Boys ot the gee club gueStS and usherettes More boys usherettes The usher TT e es o pre y f r the camera Dshung up tne refreshments An Impromptu darc ng less H Shovellng snow Refreshments at a Chrlstmai Daffy 2' S the three approached the gymna slum Albert remarked We cer talnly thunk th: our school I and basketbal have many Important events here Re member the cert? l practrce and games we St Peter s Glee Club Con need l answered M Wrlght Drdnt the proceeds Increase the P T A scholarshnp fund? T at s rught Nan We had a long tlcket sellang cam paugn on whnch the whole school work ed hard As a result go to Cy joined IH of everyone s co operatlng so well som eone as gosng to get a loan which will make at posslble for hum to go on to ll school co ege or busnness l remember the very pretty and very ettrcnent usherettes recalled Mr Wrlght Oh they weren t the only ones who had speclal tasks that nlght Some of us gurls served refreshm by the P T A That was tun b the glee club repald us wlth some ex tra songs Nancy smuled at th Iectlon ents prepared ecause e recol S IS an important part of n addltlon to gym work ' I-IE big event after the concert, Nancy went on, was our Christ- mas vacatuonf' You sand ut, ch1med nn Albert. I looked torward to that vacation for a long tnme l was thnnklng of earning a few dollars shovellng snow, but there wasnt any snow to shovel then. Nancy looked wnsttul There seem ed to be somethlng mrssnng durlng that season didn t there? l dont mean snow l mean something llke Christ was splrut Well I drdn t get the yalopy I was hoprng tor laughed Albert B I guess that s not what you mean l thunk at was rather hard to be of good cheer We were all a but stunned by the war sand Mr Wrnght Even the young people seemed pretty se nous But we dld have a party for the whole school rlght here In thus audnto rlum That helped Albert contunued -QQ YQ El I YW d esnt SDOII the o Even Snow Ice slsalmq AIT a rnnnute Albert Wasnt It lust before Chrsstmas that the dramatlc club put on a play? asked Mr Wright Why yes Father It was then The comedy was called Dont Take My Penny he answered The actors certannly worked hard I saw them down here day after day practlcung theur Innes l thank acting nn a play luke hat bunlds up a person s self confidence don t you Father? There was a Ilttle twrnkle nn Nancy s eye as she spoke Mr Wright looked thoughtful Do you know Nancy and Albert I thunk I begun to Dons see why school vs so Important to young peo ple Now that l come to thunk of nt I m be gunning to realuze that even puttung on a play requares many of the good qualutues that every cntnzen must have thnngs luke coopera tuon and a sense of responsabnlnty Right you are' sand Nancy as she shot a pleased glance at Albert Glnmpses of Don't Take My Penny ' , , . . . I I ll ff , . I I I ll 1 ll ' T. ' I I , v 1 1 .' - . ,, . . . , Y 1 v- K Q ' ll ' tu O ' A I . , 1 1 , . , ' I . . .. ,, 11 - 11 - 1 32 belleve thas gym IS really appreclateo by the students an thls school Nancy contnnued Every Thursday mornlng we have an assembly Chanrs are put up and the whole school comes down to take part IU the program We ve had famous people who spoke on current events a concert by the Hampton Quartet and some wonderful movtes luke Carnlval nn Flanders and technucolor psctures of the Thaw expedl tnon to Europe and Asua ld luke those programs myself marked Mr Wrlght So that s how you get some of the nnformatlon you always seem to have on hand about current af alrs Yes sald Nancy the programs are planned to supplement our classroom work They are somethang luke our field traps and laboratory expenments because they gave us new Ideas that we couldnt always get from books My my you sound luke a college pro fessor Nancy teased Albert A person mlght thunk we dldn t get any fun out of assemblies' Of course we get a lot of fun too Nancy retorted Another way we have fun here an the gymnasuum ns at our dances You bet we do agreed Albert member the swell tame we had at the foot ball dance when the whole place was just about plastered wlth pennants I thmk the Tru Y Snow Dance was a honey too One reason we have such a good tnme at our dances ns that everybody dances Maybe that s because we have dancung les sons rvght here at school Nancy turned to her father You see the school trnes to help us develop our socual sude too 33 ls fL1,71 At the Snow Dance 11 Ffycc-'Qv-1 I K as P Those responsible for the u cess of the Football Dance Dancrng under the pennants 11 - - r ' I - 11 I 1 . ,, , . 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I I 11 ' 1 , . - 11 11 ' - - 11 - , - ' OU know Albert suddenly remarked We havent said much about sports l,bf:'-' fs: .4-P 54? .91 , fb 9 . -,,1 They re a big part of our school life too That s one phase of education I abso lutely favor exclaimed Mr Wright l f el that physical development is lust as important as mental development A lot of your class mates are certain to goin the army or be draft ed and its going to be very important for them to be strong and have good resistance against disease Those arent the only reasons for our emphasis on sport said Nancy Students learn a lot about good citizenship out on the athletic field Sports not only develop strong bodies and good resistance but gve us a sense of sportsmanship encourage teamwork and give us the confidence necessary to over Come strong competition And we certainly did overcome plenty of tough competition this year, mused Albert. l have an idea Let's take Father to the STUDENT PRlNTS office and let him look over the reports of our teams. Then he can get a bird's-eye view of our whole athletic program. All right, that sounds interesting, agreed Mrs Wright. The three walked to the office where Mr Wright had a chance to read the following re port North Arlington and Scotch Plains Fight to 6 6 Draw were the headlines of the STU DENT PRINTS The game marked the open ing of the football season for both teams Sparked by outstanding playing the Narls broke through the much heavier line of Scots The game was closely contested from start to finish North Arlington s touchdown was the only touchdown scored on the Scotch Plains field since Coach Frawley came to that school three years ago Point Pleasant proved to be an easy vic tory as North Arlington won 33 O Point Plea sant did not threaten the North Arlington goal line at any time Adequately supported by the band twirlers and cheerleaders in their new uniforms, the team tore up and down the field to score whenever possible. At Wood-Ridge, seeking to extend 'ts string of victories in football, the team left the field on the short end of l4-6 score. Yes, we lost to Wood-Ridge, but it might be added that this was the first defeat for the Narls since the Hasbrouck Heights game in l939. Fumbles and penalties slowed the progress of the Vikings and hastened the advance of the Ridgers. North Arlington's Vikings once again regained their footing in the win column by beating Highland Park l3-7. Our first touche down came in the first half. Highland Park fought back gamely during the second half As a result they scored. The Narls again went out in front during the third quarter, Passes, line plays, defensive work, and offensive running by the Vikings prevented any serious bid for victory on the part of the Highlanders, North Arlington continued to hold its re- gained position of victories by trouncing Ber- genfield High School 37-l-4. Everyone of the Vikings squad had an opportunity to get into action during the game. lt was during the sub- stitution periods that Highland Park had a chance to score. Traveling to Hasbrouck Heights's field, the Vikings held the highly favored Hasbrouck Heights team 7-7 in a close battle, Both teams scored during the first quarter and then held Starting in the upper left-hand corner and reading clockwise: A little serious consultation before the game. Footwork by the coach. The team steps high and handsome. Hang on, don't let him get away! Not the result of an argument, just a trick to cut down glare. The each other for the duration of the game, Hasa brouck Heights threatened during the third and fourth periods of the garner Much credit must be given to the Narls' line for blocking these scoring threats. North Arlington continued their win- ning streak by defeating Mountain Lakes 27-O. Mountain Lakes, a newcomer on this year's schedule, never made any serious bids in the Narls' territory during the entire game. After the first touchdowns were made, Coach Niel- sen withdrew his first team and used his re- serve strengthy even the Junior Varsity got some experience lf the first team had been left in the game, the score would have been much higher On Thanksgiving Day, adding one more victory, North Arlington's Vikings completed another successful football season with a 2O'l2 score against Harrison drum maiorette leads the twirlers and the band It feels good to relax after practice. Chewy cheerleader The twirlers and tne band again Ditto An iniured player gets attention ln the center, left to right Cn the sidelines The anly mayor casualty at the season The cheerleaders look pretty for the camera man UP' fe' 5 I . 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Q' 5 35' p ., .A , i , , A,,, ,M.,,,,..,.+,,,,,,.,,,,,.,5., .l4,,.,. , , , ,, W ef'5 E FTLMm hh X 1 r, 'ww' ' VL. 5 V..-iw' K ?Mv,, w1wKEmwanWL My you did have a good season didn t you commented Mr Wright Yes sir' While you re here Father dont you want to see the report our track and basketball seasons? asked Albert I certainly do he replied as he started to read The spring track season of l94l saw the N A H S track team bedeck ed with medals and displaying glittering trophies After Wilfred Rooney who incidentaly won a four year scholarship to the University of Idaho-won the one half mile outdoor group two championships the team traveled to West New York to cop the New Jersey one and seven eighths mile relay race In this meet Rooney ran the mile Murphy the half mile Hoder the fourth mile and Ulrich ZZO yards At the Union County Meet our team placed l8 men out of 22 They won and set a new record at the mile relay which was three minutes and 42 seconds Our team ran in the following dual and relay meets in the spring of I9-4l East Rutherford Clifford Scott Irvington Ridgewood Lyndhurst Long Branch ln the dual meet with East Rutherford Emil Hoder was triple winner for North Arlington capturing the 44O the high jump and the half mile winners took eight out of the nine events The team next traveled to the Ashland Stadium in East Orange to de feat Clifford Scott Emil l-loder tied for first place in the high lump and was second in the -'l4O yard run and broad lump Will Rooney won the 440 for A n lt was a disappointment to our team when Lyndhurst took the dual meet but it might be pointed out that this was the only loss during the out door season the only loss in fact for the last three years in dual meets After the football season of l942 the team began to practice for the indoor track season but their hopes were dashed when the declaration of war forced the closing of all the armories where meets were regularly held Not to be daunted even by so disastrous an occurrence as a war the boys entered several dual meets called polar meets because they were run off on outdoor tracks amid the snow We won one meet and lost the other with Barringer and won over Good Counsel In the triangular meet with Barringer and St Benedict s our boys triumphed The team entered two N Y C meets At Madison Square Garden Murphy took second place in the l OOO yard event at the Colosseum Murray took a third place inthe one half mile 40 I I I ' If I ,V I I I I on H . 1 T 1 - , r I : l I I I f I I run. Will Rooney, state mile champion, captured that event in 41541. The N. , i 55.1. I - ll ' I ,, . I ll ll , . H . , . . A , , I , .L EJ up u 41 2 :n I .,. if!! s . ,, . pi I , sg , so 'K'A'w I' A F v- bs 1 ix . Q , 'N N jx, 6 L, Q.,-, 1 Lggflw vig. 'Z -gw--1' f . gi ' 'Y v-8 'WT' :fr X. ' W e V 1, -ff . , if , .. --i- P I ' 'eff' ':. A I K W K , . ... 4 an 5 .M 1, . , nf 1 , F 1 if 1' 3. Y 'X -s ,Z 1 1' ml 3 L- A 4 F -A V b -I 2. ' . In gp I - x Y.-. As' 1 E 1 1 ' in Q ' , y f ' F' Y 3 -H l , 31:3 ,x .V - S Z ,Q , ' I V4 t gfg y Q. 5 , 1' rv K ' ,V . 3.4, . . X 1. ., S , .LJ ' - H .1 Q.: P ' x K. f 5. 0' A I ' A . ' ' 'av . , 3' Y P 3 Q1 ' k',. F 4, x I Q , 7 A P 'N K ' -Q pw. - wk . x ru f111i xv, STI 19' 1' . 1 , ,P I W . ' L qi 1' :sam 'I.1'I3r- L 4 Lg-I -ff .3 J h DLZ4a'vv Sa H igmc-nun Ray Mclvznloglgltw PctgiIagaIcC:sQg YCha?le2 L I N--ff., m U D vw Junlor Varsity Basketball Team R W M New ww Afmifn I I O I H K F N 0 me ser T Marlo 7' L -.', :La .. K I C I . C-. ' 16 , s S ' '- 3 11 A .4 ' Q.. ' wg' 'K-1 ' 1 -Av - Q 1 , 1 Y 4 1' 1 9 15 ' 7 , ' 4 l Q , ,ra 4 I .TL - Q- N - X ,- . . , V ZW t .V ' h L N J , , C I -vw--,. K .- . Av 1 ,... ' L Q 'VN - - 4 ' 5' fuf JUAN: 'il' -I E .11 511.1 P- VNJIZ-1 B. lm VV1 s X Avkkegragk LQJ. Y-Nllrqrwm v'x:wH,..k'y pmkvl I A ? f . A W 4 ' If 11 f 3 in 1 A S I3 G -' I - 24 AU , . .. N X I I ' 1 Q , 7 a m 8 xi -X L-rf ' , , F v' F1 .fy l.1vrw. F' 4-1 W. ,qv k41H.am.1, T my Della F ' , -1 K '- .V 1 PJ, Tf vw.x Emi Q v , r ' ., 5- vs 'f-1 I'-'T 'v1.1 w Nm' 52340, H :v , 0.1 ik ,f li wp, It seems as though you had a good year an spate of the war remarked Mr Wrnght Now ld luke to see somethung about your basketball season l-lere you are Father sand Albert as he handed hum the following report of the hugh llghts of the season Our basketball captaun Bull Kelmer had the ull fortune to break has leg whale playung football For a few weeks we dndn know whether or not he would be able to play but luck was wuth hum and he recovered as good as new As usual the season opened wath the Var stty vs the Faculty game Of course every one turned out to see thrs game and to grve the boys and the faculty a good receptlon The result of the game was Varstty 54 Faculty l7 1 to matt m clac w A bcautlfully ec grated schedule b ard Nu a ance routrne te se moment ficulty varslty zrne T e fa u v wrnd c c an e s a r l asket A suspens un the aw, of gray' wx p ayers star d ng XUIIIII I DIN I2 I N Ill I' Il UMR' HIIIUUIP IIIIN I ' IIIIIIIIIUN IIIIII fl Il ISIIK IIIS AN lu WINIII Illll I ,I 1, lllgljf j yy' I, wufnuox x ls Sl0'I1III'l5Il ua IIIIIIIISIIX n BI lusmc nn. ll lla ll IIS! 0I'I ll l'lS ' KPIIIXI I7I'ISSAll I I Y A V IIXI KI A 'AIIK The hugh scorer for the nnght was Peter Dalleso who scored ID of the 5-4 pornts The hrgh scorer of the faculty was Mr Ruckel who scored twelve of the I7 pornts Our fnrst unter scholastrc basketball game was wrth Wharton Varsrty In this game North Arlrngton was hrghly successful W defeated Wharton 46 26 44 Ball Cherry scored nrneteen of the 46 ponnts that nnght lncudently Brll was the hugh scorer of the season wnth I84 ponnts The next game scheduled was Wood Rrdge Thus was a very excrtnng game Both teams were fughtnng hard But thus was a bad break for the Varsuty because they lost 23 22 On January 28 I9-I2 North Arlrngton Varsnty and Junror Varsrty played Bergen flelds Varsrty and Junior Varsuty on thenr home court The Junror Varsrty game resulted Ber genfreld 23 North Arlington II however the Varsrty was very well organized and played very well North Arlrngton defeated Bergen freld 26 I5 Later rn the season North Arlrngton played Bergenfueld a return game on Feb ruary 6 I9-I2 North Arlnngton also defeated Bergenfreld ZI I7 Harruson was the closnng game of the season The fellows looked forward to wan nrng the game but I-larruson had a very suc cessful team and so defeated us 29 ZI BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponent Dale u Al min Wwart Wood Ridge Scotch Pla ws Harrrs n Hasbrouck He ghts Passa c Valley Park R dge Bergenflcld Wood R doe Hasbrouck He ghts Bergenf cld Scotch Pla ns Kearny Passauc Valley Kearny Park Rndge Harrrson Dec Dcc Dec an TH JIT EFI 'IV1 871 an cb C C C 9 C 9 C ' ' . e ' - . N. A. U . Fa: lty 1 3 5-4 I7 c I H . I6 33 ll I OH . I9 - 1 J . 5 22 23 s ut- Wharton Jan. 9 IO II ZW If J. I3 22 27 0 J . I6 23 26 I J. , ZI I9 2I I , Je 23 I9 34 I Jan 27 22 I6 1 J 28 26 I5 - I J 30 I9 2-I rg Fx 4 24 28 I- F b. 6 ZI I7 I F b. I I I7 25 F b. I2 I5 39 F b. I7 22 45 F b, 20 20 38 F b. 24 33 27 F b. 27 2I 29 Now that you ve seen somethung of our Sports program we Ouoht to show you an other umportant part of our student actuvutues Nancy remarked What s thus? asked the father un sur pruse Do you have stull more actuvutues n your school? Absolutely she answered You havent seen anythung of our Student Councul or our club program Thus us the part of our school lufe where the student has the best chance to plan hus own program We ll show you all sorts of clubs boys cookung and gurls doung shop work musuc clubs dramatuc clubs an H on a munute N so fast Dd l hear you say somethung about a student coun cul9 Do you mean the students have a body that ruues the school? Nancy laughed Thats a mustake lots of people make A student councul doesnt run the school lt heads up the students actuv uty program and guves boys and gurls a chance to duscuss problems that concern them and to work out solutuons That sounds good You mean that t guves students practuce un workung out prob work out communuty problems Tell me more l m unterested Just how does ut work? Well Dad our Stuudent Councul us made up of the representatuves elected from each homeroom Each representatuve IS the presu dent of hus homeroom and the alternates to the Councul are the homeroom vuce presu dents she explauned The Councul meets every week wuth the presudent of the Councul presudung added Albert Just what has the Councul done? asked Mr Wrught Thus fall they unaugurated the homeroom program so that the representatuves who are homeroom presudents too mught report the actuons of the Councul to the student body and rep urt each rlwsss rcactuons and opunuons to the Councul A number of puzzlung problems have bet n solved thus way Besudes the Coun cul handles student funds and charters clubs You ve been talkung about clubs ld luka to learn what they re luke When l was un school we dudnt have any except a debatung Club Mr Wrught remarked You could fund out a lot from the re ports whuch have uust come un to the Councul l-lere are the note books Lets look at them That s a good udea All rught here are three of the clubs that are organuzed especually to serve the school the CHRYSALIS THE STUDENT PRINTS and the Lubrary saud Nancy as she harded the reports to her father Maybe you d better read them ld luke to hear about them myself saud Albert You know I belong to only one club and even though l m unterested un school act vutues l don t fund the tume to look unto all the clubs .fe Nw lx, XXu.a...-9 lg u . . V ' Il I I I T Il Il I ' II H If ' I . ,, . i A , . 11 ' ' , uf 711 ll ' ' , , ,Q f I I l d u, A old ot u . I I I T W 11 V T f Il u Il A ,, u X ,, Il I - I A u u ,u I I c ng. lems important to them uust as cutuzens must ,- ', 7' - y xt 3. . ,, ala' f 1 t fu V ' ' I l, g bk H .,r in iw., uf I A L W I u , u f 1 X X y ,L Z ll T ' ' A lu X J ,, . :lx , l. I If y 11 fl T T ,, . J -, ,f mi-iq.-W' ' . - , W, , Iii! '- -us ,f':3?'g:'a n J Q ' 'W gg . 7 ' 'M va, 1 3 ,i I -I , , M r- 'f , N L 5 1 'P were S -' I A sa B Come on, look over my shoulder, said the father, l see this is the CHRYSALIS Club. That's the name of your yearbook, isn't it7'l That's right, answered Nancy. That club devotes all its energy to producing the yearbook, That must be a complicated process, judging from the finished copy, remarked Mr Wright. Oh, it ISl The club is divided into three partsg Photography, Literary, and Makef up divisions, The managing editor reigns as head of all the committees and supervises the work. THE STUDENT PRINTS is next in line. l'm a member of their staff, and I can tell you first hand that putting out a newspaper is exciting and absorbing work, We learn to report and write articles in true journalistic style+-and what a job makeeup is, with arti- ' ,,-swf, ' - stairs ia, cles and headlines to be pasted to the dummy which is sent to the printer l' Mr Wright looked slightly amazed Why, thats lust like going out to work on a real newspaper l Of course, Dad, said Albert Look, herels the next one, the Library Club What are the duties of the club meme bers? They df,n't actually run the library, do they3l' queried Mr Wright Why, Dad, they not only help to run the library under the direction of the librarian but arrange decorative posters and bulletin boards in keeping with the most timely books and magazines. ln my day libraries were dark adult places run by even darker old ladies. Turn the page, Dad, and we'll see what club comes next, l-lere's a club called the Tri-Y. Now what in the world do its members do? ' Standing R Qht Foregrourml M lton Fuzhs, 'vtanafz ng Ed to' Seated Front Row virginia Friel Makeup Elitoi Jane M:Mimn L teraiy Eiltor Second Row Mary Coyle, Mary Rankin, Sally Saving, Jean Williamson, Joyce Trutncr, Dorothy Jenkins, Emily Smith, Vicky Barski, Jean Nutto, Irene Thiel Thirrt Row Marion McKinnon, Myra Bamtorrt, Jane' Revs, Ethel Mulcahy, Theresa Cerone, Cleo Chagaris, Carol R k I II R M i A l R A t c Helen fX'Sim1t: iLiek Er'een F ict, Rna B 'i B k R M's D :J einc e, sabe c ae, are ccoce a, ose nonac io, 1' W ' V i V X l' UZ- af OW ' 5 Cook, adviser, Fred von Bartheld, John D'Ai-virgo, Bob Thomson, Wiliam Cherry, Edmund Otte, Daniel Cerullo, George Murray xv . Y QV is 1. , f -- ,W2,fX5:Q.57M' l'1 5-,. K ., V, f-AQ. f,ez.k,vlL,,g3, W KQQ, . vt, f V25 ,K-,if ' ., s .. Y Q Q - s v' gy . of y Q 1' W 'gg' 'H 'i L Y L- ,Q A I hr Q 7 s Q A M 5' 5 -' y V M ig... Q V v k, S V- -4-sf : I . I X as b ' if W A fi- L 'X ni 4' fy . :jS.,,. m 8 39 l ., A l can answer that Dad, because I'm a member. The Tri-Y is a national honorary club for girls, Nancy replied. At Christmas and Thanksgiving we assemble baskets of food for needy families and help our community and school in many ways. Why, this year alone the Tri-Y gave an alumnae dinner, a party with the Hi-Y, and many other social events, Let's look at the next club, the Hi-Y. I can tell you about that, said Albert, We, too, collect baskets of food, donate money to charitable organizations, and hold social meet- ings. Remember what fun we had at the Hi-Y Barn Dance? questioned Nancy. We all came dressed in farmer's clothes and danced the Virginia Reel, The next club is the Junior Red Cross. 'll can guess what they do, V but why does the club's name begin with junior? inquired . Mr. Wright looking perplexed. Why, Dad, the Junior Red Cross is composed of girls who are under the age limit of the regular Red Cross organization. These girls knit sweaters, socks, and all the other articles needed so much for the war effort, answered Nancy. l As a matter of fact they do everything they can to help the senior members, broke in Albert. Mr. Wright remarked seriously, lt's a wonderful thing that these young girls are so wel' organized. diff W x ff if 'K af 2 ' Front Row Daniel Gualtieri, John Maculuso, Louis Wagner, George Barton, John Nelson, Robert Friszh, William HI-Y Gill, Vmgg-qi DQ! Grosso, Roger Swrfl Second Row: Thomas Goftredo, Robert McLachlan, Arthur Mathisen, Robert Newcombc, Alger Ross, Clifford Anderson, Edward Jones, Verner Anderson Back Row Mr Bradford, Wayne Van Buren, Jerry Ceilrone, Thomas Stahl, George Malmberg, Harry Gaiich, Erwin Pabst, James Brydon, Andrew Patfewfofl B025 Martin, William Kelmer S', x 1 i .us UE X If-A HE Glee Club comes next. 1 - Now that's one that I am fa- vl miliar with, smiled Mr. Wright. When l was in college we had a Glee Club and many a fine concert they presented. N xsf .X Oh, Dad, our glee club does i I lots of things besides exercising I, their vocal chords, laughed Nancy. What, for instance? Well, they hold music appre- ciation meetings, and they help to make the music room bright and cheery with all sorts of displays and pictures. gl. And they give entertainments in as- semblies, too, Nancy added, Let's go on to the next one. lt says 'Orchestra' on the top of the page, said Mr. Wright. I suppose they play for assemblies and entertainments. Well, they've just been organized, rea plied Albert, and haven't played in public yet. They're working hard and have promised to play for our graduation. Here's the next club in the book, the Honor Society. The Honor Society , remarked Nancy, has done numerous things for us. Each stu- dent has a service to do for the school. Re- member the Welcome Dance and the Red Cross Benefits? Indeed l do. We were able to help out a worthy cause and still have a good time. So they really honor students for scho- larships nowadays. When I was in school such young people were laughed at and made to feel that they were committed some sort of a crime. I like to feel that the students who get good marks are also getting a break, said Mr. Wright. Well, Iet's see what's next on the list. L ll Front Row Violet Lailarckik, Marie La Rosa, Agnes Gumino, Santina La Plaza, Mary Ziegler, Florence Dorando, Anna May Nixon, Virginia Frasier, Laurette Brant, Florence Farrington, loan MCCOY. MBVO-V07 McC,artny. Second Row Lorraine Nordstrum, Marie Schutz, Mary Pardo, lean Gland, Patsy Kelly, Dorothy Slow, Irene Schoenleber, Jean Wertz, Dorothy Schadt, Clair Barth, Charlotte Perarlo, Ruth Faulls Third Row Dolores Neilson, Joan Rosenrial, Nancy Cedrone, Betty Tanfield, Caroline McGilvery, Betty Watters, Alice Skalski, Ethel Paffenriorf, Virginia Cottman, Ruth Heyes Back Row Mary Tapping, Florence Skolski, Joyce Kabagy, Rose Gallo, Isabell Ayres, Agnes Coveny, Margaret Bryan, Clarice Grinnel 0 x ,ty 1 5 Q8 1 ' ii Bug? :E 3 G V. Q m 3 M, Q 5 l v , ,, 9 99 Q WW fig ' fs X sa ' A L Nd i y A. - K 1' 5 , 5 ,Q S ' ,ln , 9 v if ,, 9 vt' 'I '31 'P X ' sv. 1 -5 Q Q, 5 lf 5? vm 1' A 8 M , x 'E'- 4 1 it ,lfl QI'L'- 'NJ' i sri .N' -s ,M f ii.i x s Y Players, hm-m, that must be some type of an athletic 1 af, league -mused Mr. Wright. Oh, no, Daddy, corrected Nancy, the Players is a dra- matic society, I was a member in my junior year, 'Don't Take My Penny,' the Players' first offering this year was a great success. ln my old alma mater we had a Greek society which gave dialogues, but we never had any real plays given to the school as a whole. I guess times have changed. l'll say they have, exclaimed Albert. Why our dramatic club not only gives plays, but its members obtain actual experience in stagehand work, make-up artistry, and all the other phases of dramatics. Nancy turned a page, Here's a club that helps the junior high-ers to use their dra- matic ability to advantage. They have lots of fun presenting plays for their own pleasure and for the school. The tableau that the mem' bers gave at our Christmas party in assembly was lovely. Wait 'till you hear about the next club. l know you never had one like this in your school, Albert said. Why, what is it? Mr. Wright asked A Sub-Deb Club. That is a new one for me. What do they do? ll Oh, he replied, they're a group of girls who study etiquette and the different ways of developing a pleasing personality. Not a bad idea, declared Mr. Wright. l've known a number ot bright people who were unsuccessful because of unattractive personalities. ' Seated James Bryrlon, Ethel Mulcahy, Rina Buzzi, Miss Margaret Pelissier, Wanda Yegers, Vincent Del Grosso, Arthur Mathiscn Standing Albert Weiss, Ray McCullough, Edmund Wilkie. AlQ0f Ross, Dougvas Ullberg, William Scott, Jerry Cedronc U- 4. 4 .Lu 3 ,QQ A J 43: ' 9, ! 3 5 K R 1 is I .v In 5 W, 1 1 f J, I' X ' fl ,-? - ft v Q J I It if AH S Oo - ' t' Yi- ' 4' ' 1 . f N shelf Affgf' F - ll' 3 ,1.. fa, 5' 1788 '6 3' 3, 5 Q 5' 0 .J 1 4. 1 Y he E Ri! A f ff 6 3 gl A9 -zz, I 6 4' 1 ' , 2 . 4. . :gf . Q :mfr 'H rg, XP A XX Now, Albert explained, We're com- ing to the hobby clubs that are planned to dee velop leisureatirne activities. Here's the Girls' Shop Club, A shop club for girls ' Mr, Wright looka ed aghast, Don't tell me that girls are taught how to use screw drivers and hammers, lt's a very handy thing for girls to know, said Nancy, on the defensive for once, Every girl should know something about me- chanics. Why, lots of defense industries are looking for girls who know a bit about tools, So they are. l guess this hobby club might serve very practical purposes. Yes indeed, she replied, and the next two are also hobby clubs that have more to of- fer than just fun The first one is the Lens and Shutter Club lf you gave me three guesses on that, l'd be right the first time That must be a photography club, You're right, That's the photography club for the upper classmen They do the school a real service by contributing dozens of snapshots for the yearbook. Why we couldn't have a good yearbook without good pictures. Besides, some of the members might become professional photographersln Albert broke in, There wOuldn't be any glamour girls, or any picture magazines with- out photographers, or any photos in the news- papers? Mr. Wright smiled as he turned the page. l see that the next club is the Click Club. l'll take a guess that that is for the younger photographers Right again Dad' G S 8ack Ro ra We e c o v an L uty ei ess ee Rc ge Cha es rls e c 0 5 ee e e ma He en ast om oee o a e Front are K pe h a c s C eame . . . ll ll ll - jj . , , , fl: 7x - K lf! f i r .I-D, ' I w Lo' ine li r, Hcl ri C klyat, Bett Ry , lla L , Mrldr 1 W i , Eil n i r, rl I Rid r, M' Fin! y, D r, K t r, Barham Eilc-rs, Rach l Em , I W I r , L v C :hr r' Row G: ui r, Ru! Lewis, M ft Slaub, Franz: r r 55 B'- T- ,. Phnlatellsts . Q, W v-5 ffar w fam oft rc ca o fw n 4 'nent low e amos rc ,Y 'me Howar Ste c cc a 1. , corge nr- im rr, m J m .ax rw Pc J 5 'S y 1 ' J .9 Y Q R . ,P ls ,, . A J , X Y I ., . 4 x I IJ I s , I I ' LQ J X ' . . V .- ,Jp 'K ' ' P :- Fw :dw-'-. Pc . ' 3617 Sn 1- . 'J' Emi-v'v 'kvf ' Su vc' 'v' v' -R 1'-' Q mf 51:4 Qqw 1' Sari' C' Jcwwfw N: 5 N 3'-ve' Eawi- .V H7 DNN L' H ..... .M 3 , . H A wg 'N -, 'mf T' ' : ' 4 4 'wr f f - ' 1 - x I ' A B J rifwq WII SC , Snx I P : ck Ffa Rl- S:Hm,..t Fc-1 Ca' : Otte F'.a'1kf. Fifafy, J F 1, Q' iv W '1 g f KW 3 Doug' 2 U 21 Dru!! Ca' :on G L v , rm JU' ifn, Ja Cs C wa l.C:'nl'J a'3,'5 Well, here's an unusual one, Phila, telists' Club, exclaimed Mr. Wright, What do they do? Albert answered promptly, Why, that's our stamp club. They are a very worthwhile organization, Its members spend their time trading stamps, mounting them in their ale bums, and learning how to care for their col- lectionsf' And just this year, added Nancy, we were very proud of their patriotic gesture in sending some of their stamps to the army stamp club at Camp Croft, South Carolina. Now Dad, exclaimed Albert excitedly, here's a club we can enjoy talking about, The Chet's Club consists ot a group ot boys who really go to town when they try to cook a meal But, all jokes aside, put in Nancy see riously, those boys are really good. They can even give the girls a few pointers. We're al- most through the list, The last three clubs all have some connection with sports, I suppose the Boots and Spins Club is for horseback riders, Mr Wright remarked. Yes, that's right. lt's so popular that the members have formed two riding groups. The last two clubs in the notebook are the Football Club, which devotes itself to studying the fine points of the game, and the Leaders' Club, which is made up of squad leaders from the girls' gym classes, Click Club tng Ca ol Wheele Los Haue D s Sctterst om Alex Snclar Ruth Heeley Joan West Thomas Do be Stan 1 ng Mrs Joyce James Dav es F ed Holahan Har ev G u 'inc John Packowsk Rchard Jock George Lett i n Slt i f r, i r, ori r , i i, , , r r ti r l 1 r 1 v r nc r, i, i yf ,K 'Qui HC ...T kk 1 NLR- :Q .- I1 ,, snub ' ff ' .I '.J ..l ' Q X 'li' 4 A --- F' 1 3 P - I 4 :J 1 Ch fl b W E.-C T31 ' M PNP 'X EJ' U ua Our Cs Z53.1 1 Qwfwrt Wd kc' e S u LJ-.2 53 L ' Eu'-'xi' Y yt -NJ A 1' L J ' Kin. X 'www IU f3o 'w vi' 9 Tw mas Tra rw, Eiward Ev uf -df L d I b Fmnr Pow Jafuvv ENN Jr'.1'wr'e Lawn, Imnr- Sdmr-nic-nr-v, lnyrn Otto, lows 'Norm'-s, Carol Remake, ea u Em Ny Smww, HC-New Kun! HHFV Rww Mum Nufvo Shvlfw lvrvlfms Klhw C?w.1fgJ1m, 10:90 QOSOWMN, Rmb Avon, Ruth Bamlwr' Huw W0'f:, RU-.v CAM: Glov-A Crew Q'fSs113' N 111 ,. Wg- I V.. 2, , XX .1 f I N mx ' - 3 , Q.. NK AY XX T seems to me that anybody could fund a club to sunt has Interests commented Mr Wrnght Oh, we forgot to mention three Important occa- suons un every sensor s lnfe' Nancy broke In Mr Wrnght laughed I wondered why you hadnt mentaoned the Prom I remember all the preparations you made for that' t was Albert s turn to laugh F st of al I h to get up enough nerve to ask my gurl to go wnth me Then I had to brush up on my dancrng learn some rules of etuquette hure a tux and And I had to git a new evenlng gown and teach my escort to dance Well laughed Mr Wrlght you two certannly had your troubles By the way what are the other two events? Class nught and graduatuon Nancy answered Dont forget those flnal exams cautnoned Al bert l ve been worrynng about them for months But after l pass them nt won t be long before graduataon 9' 60 You hope ' lntergected Nancy. lt scems to me that wc should start for home now suggested Mr Wrlght 'All r ght Say, Dad you sand last nnght that you thought we were wastlng our tame tn school and ought tn qunt school und get a defense job dtdnt u usked Albert s I c l replled Mr Wrlght but today s yusut has complctely changed my opunron Nancy shot a glance of trsumph at Albert AS they left thc bulldlng Mr Wraght spoke agaln l ye come to the concluston that the best thang for young pcople luke you IS to stay nn school What you ye shown me has conylnced me that youll galn more and our country wall gaun more uf you learn how to be good cltlzens And l thunk now that school as the place for you to learn thus Besldes as you have sand you can do many thungs to help nn our war ef fort rught an school And wnth the argument settled Nancy and Al bert proceeded on their way home wuth theur father satlsfled that they had succeeded an wnnnung ham over to theur slde x row rn J 1 JAM M www l mmm Qrtwlo M ,asm rw Jolw wxofmtso ISABEL RAE Staff Photographer FRED CAQMENT Lnteravy Staff L L I L H VLLL N , y W am Vlor ty ol O r Photography Commuttce VL 1 'Wt W U Make Up Commntfee x.'h3A L 1 Emwf ' art P F3 u Adverhsmg Commottee J J nur cr RJ! 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I3 ORIENT WAY RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY Your Account ns Solscnted, Appreciated and Protected WEST HUDSON NATIONAL BANK or HARRISON Mann Office Kearny Ottrce 326 HARRISON AVENUE 240 KEARNY AVENUE Harruson N J Kearny N J MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF KILBOURNE AND DONOHUE SEZ? 1 - 4 1 L .,a D wx xB LONAD MENTS O E THOMAS JEFFERSON WOODROW WILSON P T A P T A COMPLIMENTS OF THE NORTH ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL P T A Pressdermf Ist Vace Pressdenr 2nd Vice Presudenf Secretary Treasurer Husroruam MR ARTHUR MATHISEN MRS LOUIS NUTTO MISS GERALDINE DUFFY MRS WILLIAM GILL MRS EDWARD JONES MISS PAULINE TREANOR COMP INAENJTS OE THE WASHINGTON P T A CONAPLIVIENTS OF THF BOARD OF EDUCATION f JOSEPH B OGAN N' S F ORENCE COBB v' WALTER M MULLANI VI S AMELIA BAIFD NAR WILLIAM CULLEN MR FRANK WEBER 2 R S OTTE D Q e L ch CON' L IE ' A F I L A ' OF IHE F TI-I 1 . . . . . L I I I rf 'E R 0 o c I Wg, 1 X -4 T NAI S I I Isfrl f Cf rk Tum Lxgrf-.1 Mar I, I9-12 LOMPLTME T OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL of NORTH ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Pres dem Vace President Secretary Treasurer FRED CARMENT DAN GAULTIER! CLEO CHAGARIS DOROTHY BLOW J H CLASS OF 1939 CLASS OF 1940 'OMPLIMENTS OF THE CLAS 9 Cffx, ll N Q r' ' .J T , 1' - N- CO'v'PLIVE'fTi OOT5- 'JENTS Cf T i OF THC S 0 F I 4 3 - L -n 3-,,,---L-,--,---,ll,- -,--L CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS TO CLASS OF I942 Some of you gentlemen may take fo smokmg a pIpe Cuef a SchoenIeber hand made, and you get a real Bnar Root RIpe that tastes good from the start Pnces SI OO To S5 OO SCHOENLEBER'S NEWARK PIPE STORE Z9 BRANEORD PLACE NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Te'epn.zne MArker 5-SCLQ H A GREENE COMPANY SPORTING GOODS CAMP OUTFITTERS BASEBALL TRACK TENNIS GOLF SUPPLIES SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO NORTH ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 88 HALSEY STREET NEWARK NEW JERSEY GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 42 S PAINTING and DECORATING III BERGEN AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON N J 70 I I I E R I C P E T E R O N Te epnone KEarny P f 2 I 62 vvitr--it vvvvi- 7 ---vvvv- twnrvr-tit- 1l.1- lgg O 4' A FRANK JOHNNY FRED JERRY BILL WHITEY COMPLIMENTS OF THE fx ,Xx 0 X' X I Q. 'vu uk 1 FRED W L ART BOB PAUL ANDY JOHNNY TOM -C OILIMLU VON RED GAMMA DELTA EPSILON BOB BOB SORORITY WALT DAVE GINK DOUG EDDIE STUCKY DON IIQ1 IIPLI I IJ V J Vw IIIE2 r SWMIH TJIUI U Walfe Yu 3 MANY PANKINJ IH J glib em All N4 FONAPLINAENJTS OF an JEAN fa, IIARRIET Q I VIRGINIA ,D J IRNA NV j FRANCES A Il I LOREE 4 JEAN ll RUTH SWINGETTES RUTH CLAIRE HELEN JEAN MPLIMERTS Chatterettes DORB BETTY DOTTY JUNE HENNY PEGGY IZZY HELEN JACKH CHRBHE MPLIMEITD O TNI Bachelorettes IMELDA DORB BARBARA MARY JOAN JEAN RUTH Q V7 'F S OF L ELI I- .mf JI R PEIQM -I- A DEW! 43 R Ix,3wIfII'I -I- J HJ .I1-II JI I FQ e be '-I-4 H HAIIAW -IJ NA I '49 M LII 'QI '-IQ D I ' ' E M crm '-I'-' D ' '-IQ ' C Jie '-IQ Gr Jutmg Semwr Q , 1 ...I -'If X V178 0 , ark, 31 , TWCC N xl ear. Xf l..'I AID ITD? I ' or E 'Wff --.. ' 'f4a1Q:iI 5'f-fIx: f 113, 5 'k.lj. 5.1 ' I gg l A' 'A is xx ' 'f W I 1 SQ 2 : I lf! CC ' ,L I , ffl .l 1, JI E Xlr, E . 4 - . 'ff x x - f 1 72 KEa y 2 C TQI KEarny 2 5272 NORTH ARLINGTON PHARMACY WILLIAM WOLPER Pha mac sf We Call For and Delnver We have fulled over 200 000 prescrlptlons HARDING PHARMACY Inc One of the Better Drug Stores I RIDGE ROAD 48 RID E ROAD e Tamp e r o New Jersey WHITE CLOCK SYSTEM INC Offnce D6 PARK AVENUE LYNDHURST NEW JERSEY HAMBURGERS Sc COFFEE 5c EATEM HERE TAKEM OUT TAKE OUT ORDERS CAREFULLY PREPARED FIVE POINTS UNION NEW JERSEY HUDSON BLVD G NEWARK AVENUE JERSEY CITY NEW JERSEY QC NEWARK AVENUE ELIZABETH NEW JERSEY STOP IN WHEN IN 3 BELLEVILLE PIKE KEARNY NEW JERSEY MAIN G CLIFTON AVENIUES CLIFTON NIEW JERSEY TRAFFIC CIRCLE LITTLE FERRY NEW JERSEY OUR NEIGHBORHOOD RUII-Iel d LYNDHURST RECREATION CENTER Accommodatrons for Clubs Leagues and Prnvate Parties I2 Streamluned Bo Img Alleys I22 STUYVESANT AVENUE Ly dhursx Ne Je sey CHARTER A COACH FOR ALL OCCASIONS JERSEY CITY LYNDHURST J ORIE BUS COMPANY Protective Insurance Careful Courteous Drlvers REASONABLE RATES TeI RU1he fo d 7 7010 NT WAY RUTHERFOR D 73 Te? rn - '-346 ' I , r I , II I G Qffwer Be ew I Ik Nc. Arimgtgn, N, J Ngr Iw Ar ,ngr n I 0 I l I 1 O 'C TeI rgr 2-T755 . W. Y Y L' Q nf I fl W V A' MAYOR ALEXANDER ALLAN MY HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '94' AND BEST WISP-IES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS COMPLIMENTS LEO BRUCK G JOSEPH BIGEL COMPLIMENTS MRS MARY SAPORITO SUCCESS TOTHE CLASS OF 1942 CIVIC ASSOCIATION NORTH ARLINGTON COMPLIMENTS FRED A HARTLEY JR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON D C COMPLIMENTS THE BOGLE AGENCY Inc REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SOO STUYVESANT AVENUE Lv d N .Ie sey I M OF F OF O C I I V OF OF 0 I ' V n hEIrST ew r 74 COMRLIMENTS BERGER S DAIRY KE 2 2253 COMPLIMENTS OF STUDERUS O L COMPANY NC 2 FUCHS S DELICATESSEN STORE CANDIES CIGARETTES STATIONERY A Complete Lme of Grocenes 2 3 PROSPECT AVENUE COMPLIMENTS OF THE CORRECT SERVICE LAUNDRY CO Inc 30 CRYSTAL STREET se COMPLIMENT5 WILLIAM GREEN MANAGER ACME QUALITY FOOD MARKETS T KE y26O CLYDE S SARGENT CHEVROLET DEALER CORNER OF HEDDEN TERRACE and RIDGE ROAD North Arlmgfon New Jersey TCE KE8fny OF , 1 V O North Arlington New Jersey I , I . ,, , V North Arlmgton New Jer y el am - 23 ' OF 75 LEADING LARGEST BEST SUCCESSFUL CAREERS Can be bullt better and faster wlth the right Iund of tralnmg You H frnd the Drake trauned graduate an demand Emp oxers know the value of thts sound solud bus ness tram ng course Get started better and get started SOONER because Drakes enables you t'J cover the C urse thoroughly and comptetey nn the shortes posstbte tme ENROLL NOW FOR SUMMER CLASSES Day and Ntghtf DRAKE BUSINESS AND SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS 1 BROAD STREET NEWARK N WM C COPE DCS Presdent SUCCESS TO OUR GRADLJATING MEMBERS NORTH ARLINGTON HI Y PUT YOUR NAME ON OUR MAILING LIST The Student Prmts Yearfy SubSCr pt n Ma I ng Off Ftfty Cents Room IIZ OMPLIMEN S OF THE SUCCESS TO THE SEN ORS OF 4 :H spe COMPLIMENTS OF A YOUR SCHOOL STORE KXDCZW '90 ' , . J, N Good Postttcns Secured for Graduates I In I T r ' - i - Y J a r s V L H A L L A 76 COMPLIMENTS OF LOUIS A. GILIO IN MEMORIAM f ur GLORIOUS SCHOOL DAYS LEICESTER SPENCE ROGER SWIFT COMPLJMENTS COMPLIMENTS Dr L A Levlss r e n Ahce R and George W Yemm MODEL HOMES 0 BUNGALOWS OPEN FOR INSPECTION Federal Housmg Mortgages Small Down Payment COMPLNMENTS OF THE North Arlington Free Public Libra ry Trustees MR: HEYWOOD HOLDEN MR THOMAS P SH ELDS e MRS JOHN H STONER MR KENNETH W FELDHUSENJ MAYOR ALEXANDER ALLAN MR WILLIAM R HOLBERT Premdent P es den? Secreta y Tre8SurEr E Off o Offncuo Edmund Skold N gh REAL ESTATE INSURANCE nIo:IIIII:rIxCIIY IIIIIII 3, -I SLHOYLER ANENUE NORTH ARLINQTON Eonorongo N Sensors Ono Pu d Nmwo I' In schob COMPLTMENTS v0 v 'f:IIxII.x coU '::,I,o:n Eumgdv 1nnu'0 I nd CQI 09' dw, ga I U ,B gates I F CUM In n uduoi OF THE utuhQU h.?,,.:tuv0 VUOI q:rd. A IC IIYVCZIEIL PIacam0'tD3,::5s DIRECTOR lllfoa BULL51xN ar 'tit -nr iiiirtir iiiigw O O Y OF OF O O I . 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' 0' , I ' . b EH ' . 77 13.4-1.41 3 Ain: :A-AL :L Stock s Delicatessen I26 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON NFW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF New Square Deal Produce Market House of Quality Fruits and Vegetables 858 KEARNY AVENUE KEARNY N BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF I94Z Gallo s Markets B5 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON NEW JERSEY Tel KEarny 2 3540 Dehver Hy s Sweet Shoppe SERVES T0 PLEASE PLEASES TO SERVE 382 BELLEVILLE PIKE NORTH ARLINGTON N 3 4 Dunn s Delicatessen THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FANCY GROCERIES DELICATESSEN BELLEVILLE PIKE NO ARLINGTON Hardman Market HIGHEST GRADE MEATS and POULTRY FRESH FISH OYSTERS and CLAMS Complete Lmo of Frosted Foods S O KEARNY AVENUE ARLINGTON Te KEarr-Iv 2 ISSS COMPLIMENTS Krasner Grocery Store '73 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS Ridge Sweet Shop Famous For nAu.MAnx cnos mo couurnv cnua lc: cnnm Tel KEarny 2 ZOSE A G' L Grocery Company 52 UNION AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON NEW JERSEY Meadows Service Station Lublacatlon, Tires and Batteries 272 BELLEVILLE PIKE NO ARLINGTON N J T KENNY ' BSIC KEamy 6221 For a good smoke and a hearty talk meet me Novlck s Cigar Store BRYERS ICE CREAM SCHRAFFTS CANDY GREETING CARDS ID7 RIDGE ROAD NO ARLINGTON N J Tel KEamy 7 4574 Lou's Service Station AMERICAN AMOCO 206 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON N J L -lr iiiiiir it -Ir J iiiiiiiir ctr - 78 TDI KE 'Hy Q-I-I 3 I O , n ' 3'-I . , N J Tel Khmy 2-2767 pee Deywefy Te-I KEarrvy 2-I44Z, '443 ,I , Jw 2 , N. J I. - OF I I E We OF I . , J, . - .J eI A- 2. It a I n Bert s Florrst DECORATIONS tor CHURCHES and WEDDINGS 541 RID E R D NORTH ARLINGTOJ IEW JERSEY el KEaIny 4794 Rldge Florlst RID E ROAD NORTH ARLIN TO4 NEW JERSEY North Arlington Laundry CASH and CARRY R RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON NEW JERSEY Kfarrwy Colleen Beauty Salon 366 KEARNY AVENUE KEARNY Howl s have a language of II1eI own and convey senh II I ami Q at Tu a very personaI way espec aIIy f they are Warner s Flowers RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON eI KEarny I Bonded Member of the Flonst Telegraph Delnvery Auocolhon Flowers vured to all path of the world Emerald Drug Store WALGREEN AGENCY S J GREENSTEIN Reg Ph L LLE P CORNER OF ELM STREET NORTH ARLINGTON N J Wlllott Laundry Co , Inc 1,14 304 BELLEVILLE PIKE NORTH ARLINGTON NEW JERSEY us Day d 9 Melrose Beauty Salon COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE TEIQDVIOUG KEa my 39 4 for Aupo ntmenf IDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON GEORGE GERVASI Manager Rndge Barber Shop EXPERT WORKMANSHIP 34 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON COMPLIMENTS Yolanda Beauty Salon T KE 0888 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON Te KEa 'Wy C A Ronson Stores 5: and l0c S100 and Up 4 RIDGE ROAD NO ARLINGTON N ke s Toyla 36 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON NEW JERSEY 79 ,, , . 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Established SSO John D Crane Cr Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS 241 KEARNY AVENUE KEARNY COMPLIMENTS u b o x n Q Earrw ::9.v ht Kiamy 2 F Opp Hoy oss Cc-meter, Thomas Meloro 8' Son MONUMENTAL WORKS Rep sented by J GOFFREDO Offce RID E ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON TU KEarrw 7 Open Evenmgs Shllllt Bootery Sole Representative of Red Cross Shoes in West Hudson KEARNY AVENUE A BEL EViLLE PNKE ARLIN TON UNwon 7 8500 I 2 Troy Fuels, Inc TROY QUALITY COKE COAL FUEL OIL 3445 PATERSON PLANK ROAD NORTH BERGEN N J Arlmgfon Representatwve HARRY THOMSON KEamy 3391 J Branch Brook Paint Cv Supply Co LADDERS and SCAFFOLDS 1 BLOOMPELD AVE 30 BLOMFIELD AVE NEWARK N J MONTCLAIR N J .v MA 2 9441 Complete Ilne of 4 sronrswnn JACKETS BATHING SUITS 66 SPRINGIIEIIJ IWI NEWARK Club Estimates lotto' th the Long Run Cheertully Gwen We Supply the Official Sweaters to Your Football Team COMPLIMENTS Bonny Dell Farms Produced by Engravatone NEW CTTY PRINTING COMEX' UNION CITY N J 0 . . . 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