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

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:K in H9 with play, for she is the coach of the Players and is respon- sible for hits like Ever Since Eve. Miss Lister teaches in the seventh and eighth grades and shows her versatility by playing for the glee club and assembly singing In addition to English, Miss Pelissier teaches French sponsors the Honor Society and arranges assembly programs one of the best features of our school Miss Hilton divides her time between teaching English and Latin sponsoring the Latin Club and counseling the freshmen Closely connected with the English department is our librarian Miss Reddy famous for the way she has organized student assistants to help us in the library Four teachers make up the commercial department Head of the department and custodian of school funds Miss Aude sirk is known for her efficiency and her oft repeated remark Have you checked that stencil? Mr Ruckels favorite remark seems to be I grant you He has done much to build up our basketball team Miss Bialek sponsors our school store Val Halla and like many other teachers devotes much time to war work Our fourth commercial teacher Mr Beckett is adviser to THE STUDENT PRINTS and faculty managed of athletics He sees that we get our tickets AND the right change Mr Flimlin head of the science departement has three others associated with hum His interest in photography leads to his being consulted on all sorts of problems of exposure speed of films and what have you Miss Fadden combines her interest in science with work as a nurse s aide Miss South gate a new comer to our faculty fairly bubbles with pep and enthusiasm Mr Coughlin shares his favorite sport fishing with other members of the staff Besides Mrs Capwell we have two other math teachers Mrs Davidson in addition to her teaching finds time to direct the Student Council and head up the Victory Corps program Miss Cunningham takes charge of the Red Cross 8 I I I I I I I - 1 - I II ' Il I ' I! II , , ff if - I I . , . I ' I I I , , . . . . , . . I - I ' ' I I . , . ' I I I . f X I 'J ,N Fx-' A 4, ' .U ,A LA 1 1 . J' E X .,,.' ' I If , 1 tw , ,.-its, -. , ri-my -4. 4,- graft 2- -. A I.,- C-Qx-'3.I . . 1- ' an 1 x V. 'fn . ,Q .,. - R V1 , ,Nil I I

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- i-iisTCRY fu, ,135 pifync,-1 -T yiti xt activities in the school, helping students to knit one, purl one, etc. Three teachers give most of their time to social studies. Mr. Bradford leads seniors through the intricacies of P, A. D. Mrs. Van Winkle teaches history in the high school, advises the senior class, and counsels the iuniors, ln the junior high Mrs Lubben teaches history and geography, The six remaining teachers on our faculty work with what are known as 'tspecial subjects Two of them teach gymnasium Mrs Steffens is in charge of the girls and has worked out a popular system of inter-class contests run by the students themselves under the guidance of the Leaders' Club ln the boys gym Mr Detels is in charge of the tough ening up program requested by the government to prepare boys for military service The artistic side of our education comes under the leadership of Mrs Trullinger who teaches art and Miss Zin garo who teaches music and directs the glee clubs and the orchestra Shopwork for both boys and girls is directed by Mr Fin Iey who practices what he preaches about vocational training by working in a defense plant after school hours l-lomemaking is Miss O Malley s subiect l-low often we ve been made hun gry by the tantalizing odors that come from the domestic sci ence laboratory Mrs Swaim our school nurse calls on us when we re absent and looks after our welfare in general The two secretaries in our office are both alumnae of N A H S and being sisters both named Johnson Miss Forence Mr l-lolberts secretary is famous for a sentence we ve heard often Don t forget your excuse tomorrow morn ing or I ll have to send you home for it Miss Edith M Hurley s secretary has earned a reputation for being obliging from her often repeated Surely Now that you ve met the thirty two members of our faculty we Il introduce you to the students ,ii O I I - , , l I I ' I I . , T , r. , ii ii , T , . , . gl 176' if W, ,, cr H Rx 5144 X V 667 Ni, 'X GQ!f x M , i 0 fr- 1 ?7 fi, -. .. -gt. I ,ff ,iii lap, af,- V if ga. 2 i ,T I ,I E