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

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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 ,. A .,, 1 1 , -A ilk? ixxv, V , , Q z - ' E X- 5 , , y 5 - ,,.,h ' C e wr.. 54. 'mg , -' f- W. X .L xx - - X 1 , Q ' 1,1 3C , , , , , , , , , . , 5 , 4 f : , I ' A , A I ' -' .

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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 . . , . ' ' - 11 A p'11UP',.4 II I ' II ' II O S- 1 ' 1 ' a II ' ll . II I - . I I II II II II ' , f I , I - - - 11 All 11 - ll 13 ' f. .M I . . .V ,Y . . 1, ' 4 ' ' -- was ' Il II II II I I I . Il - - ff 4 r grammar school. , . II ' ' I ' Il Il I ' Il II II II I I . I 1 1 , . , , 11 11 1 I I . . ,, . 1 1 ' ' . 4 II ' Il 11 r - ,, . 1 1 II I w . 1 I - . . d H , . . . . , . II I ' II ' ' ., II ' - - 11 II . - I - ' II I 11 - Q Il