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

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LP ,val X. ' ily My MR, FRANK J. HURLEY Principal HIS edition of the Cl-IRYSALIS pays homage to former students whose lives were lost in combat. Once they sat in high school classes, played at games and took part in activities. Abruptly torn from their planned-way- ot-life, more than three hundred tormer students in our high school joined the armed forces to defend our nation. Fit- teen ot them did not return. It becomes the duty ot us who were spared to con- tinue to have the kind of school these boys knew when they were students here and the kind for which they made the su- preme sacrifice. To those who will never return, we owe our everlasting tealty, To those still to pass through the halls, we hold up the sacrifices as examples. 07:1-WJ f q l 'ts qw , V A L 7 iq . ' M A DEPARTMNNIT HEADS, CS V ' wxlffw ll Miss Aupesirzk 'N' -NR. 5.vF1irvll:lN MRS. cAPwELL Commercial Science Guidance l O

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ICTORY has placed a great responsi- bility upon the youth of this country. Young people now graduating from high school will have to assume a large part of this responsibility. Those who died fighting for victory have given you the opportunity to construct a world where war between nations has no place. lf you are to build this kind of a world, you must devote your efforts to under- standing the conditions under which wars are likely to come and conditions under which peace is likely to prevail. This is not an easy task, but the goal is worthy of intense and continuous effort. Let us hope that you young people have been made aware of your great re- sponsibilty by the type of education that your school strives to give you. wwf! ffffffffrg ! X MR. HOWARD BRADFORD Vice-Principal A x - DEPARTMENT HEADS W --f MRS. DAVIDSON MRS. MCCORD MR. NisLsEN MRS, VAN WINKLE Mathematics English Athletics Social studies ll