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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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Frank Hur y ,' v f l ' FI, I . - g . 1 'li L My .J y t' A d 'W' PRINCIPAL 6 Mr. Howard B Vice Prmcupal radford Q 41 1,4 Mr I 1 L Lap Dnrecfor of Guudance 7 X.,- MISS mma Llslzer To you Mass Luster our sincere frnend and counselor we wnsh to extend thanks and apprecla N A H S both Creative and enjoyable Your un derstandmg your patuence and your kundness wall always be remembered your Influence wall con stantly be with us wherever lnfes wnndnng path may lead us We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the unfanlung Interest you have shown In us and for your wullmgness to help us solve our many problems From the furst you belueved In us you have made us what we are therefore the Class of l95O wull never forget you A Tribute to Cnr C ass A mer ...YL 15 .A' cl ' , . tion for your untiring efforts to make our years at ' , ' , ' ' : 4 4 . . . . - yy 4 ' ' I Q 'N lk 4 V J' . r I ' A j ' ' V x , ,x . -, aan. , THE RINGMASTERS MNSS EMMA ALFDERHRK Cmvmcrc Ai DCgmr YwHf Departnwnt Heac S GHC 14' 1 Lounse ors x MRS MARY DAN DSON Tomb Graqc Ccfmwf-Nm Mathcmafms Dcpartmcwf MRD LOTTAEEL MQCORD Enqmb Deoarfrvcfxt Dramatxc F-Hs MR, JOSEPH FLIMLIN Scwence Department 9' 11'-7' MWS3 EMMA LISTER Twclfth fHva'1P CR Hmm'-or Evwrgbdx ' 1 u .1454- MLSS JANET CL,N'J1MGHAM MIZZ iANE AYDFNAAN Uewfrwvh T,va1r Cmmw- Or F:'5h?hC,m'1m'Cwm-01m Ma?hcr'waTLQs and Hwevory Mafhcrvuahw ami Euence MNSS ETHEL MLLLAHY MR !OHN Bk RKE Mmm Gfafic CoLmsc'or Seventh Gramm Cmmwlor Eng! sh and Lafm Mathumcmc-, ami 'uwoncc IO ff? .hs 1 '7 MR MARK FC M52 KPN ETH EIPAUFORLJ MRS MA'RA CLEA ER I IJ lm lm H UZ , 91 f' EDWIN CO LI Q JCH DETEIJ MISS LOLISE FADDEN Meghan a Dmwr Q on 0 Ma1mr avIcs MR CHARLES F NLEY MR GEORGE FLIMLIN Manual Tra mng Scwcncc MISS BEATRICE GENOVESE Swclal STULIICS I ' 60 I - I .Q MISS KATHLEEN HOLTERHOFF MRS JOAN KENNECY MIS: ETHEI. KOOK Engmh 5ocIaI 5Tu1ICs Ar Sparvvsh 601.1 .7 MR ARTHUR MATHIESEN Ma?hematIc5 Scrcncc I YQ:-f ' MR HENRY MILLER Engmh Socual Studms K 5, MR WINSOR NIELSENI Engmh Gil MISS ooszowv o MALLEY mu E fmwcs pi 4 rv' MISS MARGARET PELISSIER MISS ANNE REDDY MR WILBLR RIJCKEL MISS NATALIE RUDENSEY French Spamsh Lwbrarwan Commerce! Commcrcwal N af 1 Q X- gr.. MRS MADELINE STEEFEI MISS DORIS TARANTINO MR THOMAS THOMAS MISS VIVIAN TLJLLO Physncal Education EngIIsI'1 French Physical Educatuon Corrvmcrrual u I: Zo Qua- 'SJ MISS ELIZABETH ZINGARO n Q sq Z5 AJ -.Yqga AM fx 'Ui MRS ALICE STAULB Secretary to Mr Hurley ,no- Q COBB HDV CN Q ICG t N-Q ll as Mm IRENE LOWRY MRS MARGARET RUTYNA Svc 0 1 N HJ Svcrefarv fC MVS W CBOWCH 13 -, uttutuuuuuus Hsu - 35 lt was about 4 A M on Monday December 26 that Mr Zahuran sky teacher ot physucal education and health at our hugh school passed away Born un Wallungton Mr Zahuransky was a graduate ot East Ruther ford Hugh School He capta ned the hugh school s football and track teams and later played football at Panzer and Upsala College un East Orange He also attended Penn State College Prior to hus coming to North Arlington Mr Zahuransky taught position was here at North Arlington where he had been an instructor in physucal education and socual science for seventeen years During that tume he pioneered in developing an athletuc program under adverse condutuons The friends that Mr Zahuransky made among students and teachers at North Arlungton and residents ot hus own communuty were many During the war he answered the call to serve hus country in the Navy He was an instructor un the Navy s physical tutness program spend ung tume un thus capacuty at Hunter College He was later transferred to sea duty and spent two years un the South Pacific at Pearl Harbor He was honorably discharged wuth a chief petty ottucer s ratung Because of the outstanding service he rendered hus school hus com munuty and hus country we trust that God will have mercy on hus soul We pray that he may luve to enuoy eternal life with God un the company of hus angels and saints and that he has heard spoken ot hum the words of Chrust his tunal judge Well done good and faithful servant Enter thou unto the joy ofthe Lord In IVXGIIIOIIEIIII a lurans ey ,f - physical education in Clifton and Wallington Schools. His last teaching Q N - - FRONT ROW' M M-chnk-k A Dewar D Prrco M Bmrzi E MCCAUCQ C Corhvvt M'DDlE ROW' A Orr':k B Cmrws T' Lcwcsovw N Farr-sc, Mrss Kcrk 9 OXwa'f M Frfkv C Couchow, J RAWKIHYJ EACK QO-5 L EJMAKM I CNKNH A Krauw ff Vmrr-N! C KJM-vw, D Bmr1f'rrTw.ar, N Donahqe K lvwgak E .asm C x'.:Nucr A Pafforxfurf R Bcrkowrtz, A Locascfn JOAN FARESE E Mor rw Crmcf 2 i V JOAN OSNNALD Arr Cmarrman Qc 1 :E 'JW ey. u J D. Vac a T Branch Ga 5?-' gif 4. f ,, 5 5 E TED LEVESEN A-nmzwafv ErilTOr 1-R Y' CELEETE WOLPEQ Make up Chawrman 'Ra JANETTE MacDONALD Busmcss Manager EAQBARA CAWRNS A-,won raw Ezinior 1 ' fhilig, , Q .9 'D A A33 -fn 1' , if P 2 i. ,A KENNETH INGALLS Phofoqraphy Crwarrman NANCY DONAHUE Write up Commlffce Charrrn an . A MIQS KOOK Wvarlwpf-M A fy -.vr if' MISS AUDESVRK Busmoss Ad-.1-,rr Clarysa is 'caff DAVID BIEDERMAN Sports Wrntc up Chanrman 16 J. Bremner, A. Barros, A. Locascio, G. Venturini. C1358 AMERICO BARROS . GEORGE VENTURINI ANITA LOCASCIO . JAMES BREMNER. . Qfficers . Vice 17 President President Secretary Treasurer ! Jw If A f WILLIAM ADAM Bill The best in lite is conversation. Track Team, Co Captaing Drama. Ambition: Radio Announcer Av, 'RTF at .' I . 5 LN i ' C - i ., . i if-N f . ' 'N 4, ' ' ' v I Il JAMES ALEXANDER Scotty Genius is mainly an affair of energy. Track Team. Ambition: Engineer 'UA- , ta Q . I GEORGE ANDERSON Andy Integrity is the evidence of all civil virtues, Football. Ambition: Mechanic l8 ' Ambition Accountant I ' Y .F OL J T I l.. B 5- 4 ' 7.-I 5 5 -II' 1 'C 3wEQ It ik!! Q' 4 N q, of it 'Wie THEODORE BARREIRO Ted A great success l1e's sure to be- he has personality. Footballg Student Council Ambition: Chemical Engineer AMERICO BARROS Heabeu Not just a man among men, but a man anywhere, President of Senior Classg Student Councilg Glee Clubj Band. Ambition: Musician 6 0.-f ' 'i Q1 'nn -H ff' 91? rw we--1' 3T JUNE - N- 1 9 5 O Y Vf f 14, ARTHUR BELL Archre Humor lS one ofthe elements of Q6Y7lUS.H Baseball, Drama, Ambltlon: Busrness Career RENEE BERKOWITZ Berky A merry heart that laughs at care, Chrysalrsg Glee Clubg Volleyball Tearng Basketball Team. Ambrtron: Nurse TERRIS BIANCHINI Terry Her daintiness, charm, and grace are puctured an her pretty face. Chrysalisj Vnking Sagag Glee Clubg Volleyball Team. Ambltnon: Receptionist A-lv DAVID BIEDERMAN Beets Knowledge as power. Footballg Basketballg Trackg Honor Socretyg Sports Chanrman Chrysalrs, Vrklng Saga, Orchestra. Ambrtlon: Lawyer IRENE ANNA BINGLE Hsmgrf She's glad to help and do her partg she'lI wan her way into your heart. Basketball Teamj Volleyball Teamg Baseball Team. Ambntlonz Secretary l9 1 1? kg-. ,, JOHN WESLEY BONE Wes ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Student Council, Chrysalis. Ambition. Minister JAMES BREMNER Jimmy His fancy lost in pleasant dreams. Treasurer of Senior Class, Student Council, Drama, Orchestra. Ambition: Salesman k-44s. t DOROTHY JOAN BROWN Dot Good humor is always a success. Chrysalis, Student Council. Ambition: Business Career 20 5. 1 I JEAN ANDREA BURKE Jeannie Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles ot other maidens are. Basketball Team, Volleyball Team. Ambition: Model BARBARA JEAN CAIRNS iiaabsu To know how to suggest is the great art of teaching. Honor Society, Chrysalis, Associate Editorg Tri-Y, Historian, Future Teachers of America, Art Club: Drama, Baseball Teamg Volleyball Team. Ambition: Teacher LOUIS BU LLOCK Louie A mind full of knowledge is a mind that never tails. Honor Society, President, Chrysalis Viking Saga, Drama, Glee Club. Ambition: Psychologist .ffsf 8. JUNE 1950 CAROLINE A. CAMPOS Came Sott IU speech, beneflcent In mlnd, Volleyball Team, Basketball Team Baseball Team. Ambltlon' Secretary 380 CAROLYN ELIZABETH I CORBETT -.- weed I The best part of beauty is that whlch a pucture cannot express. Chrysallsg Volleyball Team, Ambltlonz Secretary 36' JEAN EMMY CARLSON -ga, 'Twas her thnnkung of others that made you thunk of her. Chrysalusg Vnklng Sagag Tri-Yg Drama, Glee Clubg Volleyball Teamg Basketball Team. Ambntlong Actress -. fg, ' 041 .4 . ,,. 'ra 1 , . . ,A is I . 1. G' I CONSTANCE JOAN COUCHON ' Comme Energy and persustence conquer all thungs. Chrysalusg Vlklng Sagag Leaders Clubj Art Club, Cheerleaderg Dramag Volleyball Teamg Basketball Teamg Baseball Team. Arnbltlon: Secretary WILLIAM CLARK Willie 'Corwersatuon is the vent of charac- ter as well as of thought. Basketball Team, Baseball Teamg Track Team. Ambltion: Accountant Zl I WALTER DAVIS Zeke All great men are in some degree Inspired. Student Councilg Footballg Basket- ball Managerg Baseball. Ambition 1 Professional Baseball VINCENT DELLA VOLPE Jimmy Nothing endures but personal qualities. Ambition: Proiectionist iii' K JOSEPH DiPACE nJOeu A gentleman makes no noise. Ambition: A Private Business 950 22 - I Iii i' N V NANCY DONAHUE ,rNanC,, Sincerity is the true basis of talent as of character. Honor Societyg Student Councilg Writeaup Chairman, Chrysalisg Vik- ing Saga, Editor, TrifY, Vice Presi- dent, Art Clubg Drarnag Baseball Team. Ambition: Bacteriologist Q ROLAND DOUCETTE Rol Good humor can be said to be one of the very best articles of dress one may wear in society. Student Councilg Basketball Team. Ambition: Chemist RADUATES 7- MARJORIE ANNA EICKE Marge Vivac:ity is the health of spirit. Chrysalis, Leaders Club, Vice Presi- Clenfj Art Club: Cheerleader, Drama, Orchestra, Treasurer, Volleyball Team, Baseball Team. Ambition: Artist -wifi' 'N I JOAN T. FARESE Responsibility walks hand in hand with capacity and power. Student Council: Chrysalis, Editor, Viking Saga, Tri-Y, Art Club: Drama, Volleyball Team, Baseball Team, Basketball Team. Ambition: Fashion Stylist Bl! CYNTHIA FARRELL ,,Cyn,, Follow your convictions and be strong, Honor Society, Vice President, Stu- dent Counculg Chrysalis, Viking Saga: Leaders Club, Future Teachers of America. Ambition: Teacher CHARLES I. FAULLS Charlie He who respects others is respected by them. Ambition: lgnition Expert Q . 'N C U fl. 'hu X SEYMOUR FLIGMAN Hseyu To talk without effort is, after all, the great charm of talking. Ambition: Optometrist 23 f 'z 1 Q ky DORIS M. FRANDSEN ' , I Ambltron has no rest ' 1 E Chrysalis: Leaders Club, Presidentg Orchestrag Volleyball Teamg Basket- ball Team. 3 i Ambltuon: Nurse 4' A- Q-lf' . l l NICHOLAS FREESE, JR. Us T HELEN GLASS Scotty 'Cowl humor ls qoeclne wisdom cornblnedf Chrysalls. Ambition. Secretary SS Bn :jx Nick Q 'J l Q, U - 1-' g K Patience and fortrtucle conquer ru 2555 L. :ii 1, all things. ,i 1 K. 1 ik A. Track Team. -ffl Y K j Ambltlon: To Joln Navy 5 ROBERT HATCH Booby The truest pollteness comes of suncerxtyf' Track Team, Captain. Ambttuon: Clerk 1 RONALD GARDNER Ronnie Character as the dvamond that scratches eyery other stone. Honor Socuety, Student Council, Presldentg Vnkmg Sagag Future Teachers of Amernca, Ambstuon. Lawyer 950 M BERNICE HAVEL 1,KiHy,, Graceful to svght and elegant to thought, Cheerleaderg Dramag Future Teachers of Amerucag Glee Clubj Orchestrag Basketball Teamg Volleyball Team. Ambutnon: Teacher ,mx ml f RADUATES ff? 'Q' sl 44' 'i 'sv GLORIA M. HAYMAN HLOYYH There is a majestic grandeur in tranquillity. Glee Clubg Basketball Team, Volley- ball Team. ff Ambition: Secretary CHARLES JACKSON Charlie A shy face is better than a forward heart. Football Manager. Ambition. Automotive Designer ERNEST HESFORD Hess Good humor is the health of the soul sadness its poison. Ambition Truck Driver BEVERLY TH ERESE JACOBS Bev Sunny disposition and always ready for fun, Honor Society. Ambition: Nurse KENNETH INGALLS Ken lf a man be endued with a generous mind, this is the best kind of nobility. Honor Society, Treasurerg Student Councilj Chrysalis, Photography Chairmang Viking Saga, Track Team, Co-Captain. Ambition: Chemical Engineer 25 O 52 S tv Q-A JY EDWARD S. JASAITIS NEG., His power rests nn tranquvllntyf' Ambutlon: Carpenter CHARLOTTE KALVIN Cl'1arl:e The great hope of socuety as lnduvldual character Honor Soclety, Chrysalus, Vnking Saga, Tr:-Y, Art Club, Volleyball Team Amb-tlon: Journallst N - AUDREY KRAUSS Chick She moves as a goddess and she looks luke a Queen Student Councvl, Chrysallsg Glee Club, Vnce Presndent, Basketball Teamg Volleyball Team. Ambmon: Merchandusxng 26 , I f 6 4'f a CARL W. LANDERS Swede To know him ls to like hum Football Team, Basketball Team, Captain' Baseball Team, Glee Club, Vlce Presudent. Ambltlon: Salesman 40' K X , 1 D THEODORE B. LEVESEN Ted Abullty Involves responsnblllty, pow- er to lts last particle ns duty. Honor Socuetyg Chrysalus, Assocnate Edutorg Vlklng Saga, Drama, Glee lub, Ambntuon: Journalnst GORDQN A. KUNST 'Gui' Poetry ls the chllllhoocl of enthtls asm. Ambmon Teacher x X . A. lv,- 4...- - I 1 ll 1 'Q T Y SCUCTWY Cf 5001 Y Class Student ' LY..-.-f Council Chrysalis Volleyball Teamg ' i JANETTE R. MacDONALD Jan The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Business Manager, Chrysalisg Volley- ball Team. Ambition: Secretary ? Nol'eybalI Team Basketball Team t r zl DOLORES F. MAIELLA Dolly Beauty is power, a smile its sword. Student Councilg Chrysalisg Leaders Clubg Glee Club, Presidentg Volley- ball Teamg Basketball Teamg Base- ball Team. Ambition: Business Career 27 an -1 I Q MILTON MAIO Mllt 'Wlt and humor belong to E gennus alone Ambrtuon: Lawyer DORIS MATHIESEN Geish Style and charm go arm In arm. Chrysalis, Ambmon 1 Professional Dancer BARBARA McCANCE lwn. MARYANN I. MICHALEK Mackey Gentle in method - resolute an action. Honor Socletyg Student Counculg ChYYSdllSj TrlfY, Presldentj Leaders Club, Secretary, Dramag Volleyball Teamj Basketball Team, Arnbltlon: Personnel Worker 3 I Bobble As merry as the day lS long. Student Counculg Volleyball Teamg ' Basketball Teamg Baseball Team. ,L f Ambition: Bookkeeper I ELEANOR M. MILLER HU, Gcnunne simplnclty ls a healing and cementnng pruncnplef' Vlking Sagag Art Club. 28 Arnbltlon: Secretary NORMA McPHIE 'Norm The mllllvsl manners incl 9 gn-rwtlcst heart Chrysallsj Tru Y, Ambltlon Home Etonomlst vi. 1 aku: ' 5 hi X N S -Q' 5 SENIORS 1950 'X sf 3? '27 X -.I -oz' HELEN JOAN ORLOWSKI Show, Two Va, S7hCf'T'V1Q ' HOVNGV SOC:F:Yy, Cfrygabs, Trl-Yg Chcercazier Carafam VQHeybaH Tc-am, Baskctbail Team, Drama Ambntrorw. Pcrscmrwcl Worker x AILEEN ORROCK Gabby 'Unresrramf rs the graze of cormcrsafrorw Chrysalrs, TrrYY, Glee Cub, Orchesa rrag Bas.kefba5l Team, Ambtwon. Sccrcfary W1 DOROTHY JOAN ORROCK HDOVI Our character is our willg for what we will we arc. Ambutionz Secretary ARNOLD O'SULLIVAN Arn'e' Hpolrtcrwcss costs MLC and yems much' Chrysairs, Football Team, Ambmon. Darry Farmer JOAN BARBARA OSWALD Ozzre There as laughter in her eyes, her cheeks, her laps, Student Councrl, Chrysalis, Ar? Chan- mang V1kmg Sagag Ar? Club, Dramai Volleyball Team, Tru-Y, Basketball Teamg Baseball Team. Ambitron: Buyer 29 f,-A 3.57 i, Qu. AUDREY MARIE PAFFENDORF Andre Those cereus locks so aptly twrn'Cl. whose eyery narr a soul docs blnd Yrkrng Saga Cnrysalrs. Arnbrtrorx. Searotary RALPH ANDREW PETRUZZI Sonny ' ls there a heart that music cannot melt? Dramaj Glcc Clubj Orcnestrag Track Team. Ambltuon: Musicran DOROTHY PRICE Dot Benevolent people are always cheerful. Cnrysalrsj Volleyball Teamg Baseball Team. Ambrtuon: Secretary 30 -2 ' X X 'Qi 1 -Qi Tl 1 x -- -,,. JEAN RAWDING Jeannie There is only one proof of abllrty. ---actronf' Chrysallsg Tri-Y, Secretaryg Volley- ball Teamg Baseball Team. Ambltionz Secretary sf ROBERT RONQUIST Bob Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Honor Societyg Basketball Team. Ambrtion: Mechanic RICHARD PRYBLICK Ch Cklt-tx' Good lmtnvnr rs always a sure 5 Amtrrtron Lnllv: ltlrwl 4 I Q. 5. .13 13 Q fill .. 7 42 'V' in-7 7 K. A sl 7 6 CLASS OF 1950 if Q' 1 42? f., I RAYMOND CLYDE SARGENT .,RaYl, Jokes are the cayenne of conversaf tnon andthe salt ot llfef' Basketball Team. Ambltlon: Salesman FRED SCHULTZ Fredd1e Satlre has always shone among the rest and is the boldest way, If not the best. Basketball Team. Ambitnon: A Private Business 154' 1 THOMAS PAUL SCHULTZ Tommy A rugged guard who learlned fair playg we wlsh him luck an every way. Football Teamg Basketball Teamg Baseball Team, Captaun. Ambtlon: Buslness Career ' ' 4 1' at I ' r . 1 w. 1 ii KENNETH SCOTT Ken Abnluty wms us the esteem of true men, Chrysalls. Ambltron: Commerclal Pilot Y MARJORIE-JOAN SINCLAIR Joanie Sincere as the sunlight. Student Councrlj Glee Club. Ambitlon: Bookkeeper Sl ' JO ANN ELAINE TREN Srstre The way to galn a frlend ls to be one Student Cotlntnl, TrrfYj Leaders Drama, Basketball Team. Ambltlon: Secretary 1 DOROTHY SKOLSKI DOtfl9 Drscourse, the sweetest conquest of the mlndf' Chrysalrs. Ambltlon: Secretary 1 NOREEN STEELE Nor Enthusrasm is the genlus of sun- cerrty, and truth accornplrshes no victories wrthout it. Student Councrlg Volleyball Team. Ambrtron: Secretary THOMAS STEPHENS Tommy 'A true frlend rs forever a friend. Football Tearng Baseball Team. Arnbltron: Busrness Career 32 JOSEPHINE TRENT WO, Garety lS the souI's healtng sadness ls lts porsonf' Student Councrl, TriYYg Leaders Clubg Drarnag Basketball Team. Ambrtron: Secretary N DOROTHY JEAN TRUST Dot Whoever perserves will be crowned. Student Councr I. ,. Lbs Ambitron: Secretary T CLASS OF 1950 s,,s V7 Qt Q, be 'P '9x ai We I 4- NORMAN S. TURNER ifNOrmif He touches nothing but that he adds a charm. Student Council. Ambitloni Chemist GEORGE VENTURINI Vent He's a leader of men and a follower of women, Vice President of Senior Class, Foot- ball Team, Co-Captain, Basketball Team, Baseball Team. Ambition: Professional Football ROBERT ROY WAGNER Lefty H.-Q F N N l I CHARLES H. WAIVER Chuck His limbs were cast in manly mold -for hardy sports or contests bold. Football Team. Ambition: PatternfMaker A . U ROGER KEITH WISEMAN Keith A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the best of men. Football Team, CoACaptain, Baseball Team, Track Team. Ambition: Gym Teacher The smile that won't come off, Ambition: Truck Driver bf T 4 65? 3' ii gp f It I? .... 4:--X STANLEY P. WISNIEWSKI 'Stash' l-'le looks so shy, but, oh, what mischief in his eye. Football Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team JANET WOLLENHAUPT Jan Her fair hair our heart enchainedf' Chrysalis Ambition 2 Secretary if ir. CELESTE WOLPER Letty Coolness and absence of heat and haste indicate fine qualities. Honor Society, Student Council, Make-up Chairman, Chrysalis, Vik- ing Saga, Tri-Y Treasurer: Leaders Club, Volleyball Team, Basketball Team, Glee Club, Ambition 1 Pharmacist 34 enior on But high school friendships all must sever And fade as does the dying day And closest friendships all be broken, As out in life we wend our way, And yet whatever be life's fortune, As life's long race we gladly run, We'll love thee still our Alma Mater Our dear North Arlington. North Arlington, we sing thy praises, Our Alma Mater on the hill Fond memories of thee we shall cherish As distance makes them dearer still And though the years steal swiftly o'er us A tribute to thee shall be sung, As now in youth's undaunted chorus We sing, North Arlington. 0 . 'N 4::a QC? A S lfffo Ofg A t I 35 l V K . M fi . i g , . . . I . - V Q ' , . X I 0 l . , o A I . . . n ' ' . I ' . . I '- Q ' - W- gi... . ' . ' ' , 5-'T ' T - 1 '1 , ' ' X Q o M . . . . ' l C , . I 0 . . I , Q 1 ' . 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H1 -' il.g'w.'z'.' fxv' Th Thcnms Rv W, AN- 1 ,mv Tvfjw R:'m1.1 '-hfavu lmk bafwzabwo Fmwma Tm m THIRD RCA Avmxf Hm'.'wvx ,qw Rum AN-cn Pfmnn 'hwwnrvw Rcckc, Rabat Schwarz, 5205301 Swss, EAQK ROW: Joseph Ruin S11 vo. bww 7: EW PQSSCPU, 1 Q I Q Y, XX L x Mr Miller 8M FRONT ROW: L. Weber, M. Gallo, G. Brom- ley, P. Shannon, Mr. Mille., V. Marrazzo, P. Fabiano, L. Elsey, D. Bianchlni. SECOND ROW: F. Russo, D. Holland, R. More, J. Rose, R. Hosklng, J. Rowe, F. Kayesanky, R. Chamberlain. THIRD ROW: R. Berry, M. Fraley, D. Villano, V. Bowie, W. Yodlowski, B. Kayelleer, T. Bogden. BACK ROW: S. Messer, B. Brownridge. Class of 1954 Miss Wydeman-8W FRONT ROW: A. Buschow, M. Cochrane, B. Perref, R. Thunberg, Miss Wydeman, H. Fielifz, R. Jacobs, K. Barnett, C. Levin. SECOND ROW: D. Morgan, J. Nelson, M. Casella, L. Erb, B. Disfel, G. Jessup, A. Einseldler, M. Marannon. THIRD ROW: M. Ingalls, J. Kelley, E. Fickes, S. Hauer, E. Yodlowsky, M. Mitchell, L. Kelly, T. Kent. BACK ROW: D. Docker, G. Cook, J. Coklyaf, L. Brunlng, G. Hendrickson. 42 'li Miss Hoherhoff-SH FRONT ROW' C. Fales G Hance, L. McCarthy, D Krauss, Y. D'Allamo Miss Holferhoff, A Fernandez. E Bone, H Hor- Ion, D. Snhneff, V Somrners SECOND Row E. Vollanll. J Emma. G Bambnck, J. Brooks, V. Przyborowski, B Ficke, B. Mattos, I Marhiescn M A. Fralese. THIRD ROW' D. Binqlc, C. Maiinllo. J Gordon, R. Collins, T. Cerone. R Shanks, D. Goet- chius. BACK ROW1 J Lufy, R. Moore, M. Pascrchia. Eigl1tl1 Gracie Miss Kook-SK FRONT ROW: C DellaVoloe, M. Grant J. A. Gemmell. F. Sclorrlno, Miss Kook K Clark, R. Mitchell, R, More, E. Pinto SECOND ROW: K. Thompson, W. Watt, G, Morr, T. O'Neil, P. D'Agosfino, C. Bogota K. Cairns, J. Ferreira. THIRD ROW: R. Pearce, J. Karasiewifz, R. Wroble, W. Schad, W. Watson, G. Janes. BACK ROW: B. Schinder, R. Feller, B. Baird. f A F! X- X s 1-C 9 Af. rxHif' . . . ww- Mr. Burke-78 KONI' ROW: R Trent, I Lorwmrfwrcz, F y'..1grwf Q Mmfrn Mr fimbrv, L Cm, M A M 'r'r L 'arMf'grw? J Ortprw, 'J jrw Jw'-1 'QECONCJ RCA-N N F'rgmQvw71, I :yin -m' E KJHI' J HAS, low C C11-,r,??.'i, '2 AACLJHH M. A Bwoke, C Jafolrzorw, J Brrfwm.'f1r', 1 Hyvr TIHRD RON, R yvfapuvr H Y' 'W-Nm I Tran Y, R Slfwr-rmifr, M. Mrrrarer A. Vrtae . Porter IJ Lahey FOURTH ROW T T'V'y F AAOTYQIA, M. Mriwr, R Cy-muff: HX'-CK ROW. ID Dr-,tr'! G Lf1r'r1rM',, U Lafwtarups. eventll Grade Mr. Mathiesen-7M FRONT ROW: G Berman, E. Hakrm, P Lech, H, Periynowskw, Mr. Mafhwesorv, S. Gragzyk, P. Bauer, R Drecserw, E Frore, SECOND ROVV: L. Walmskw, VV, Mrller, R. O Loughlwn, D Afarnanch-zk, V, Pctersorw B. Speaker, J B.anchrm, J. Syqnargkr, M CaSe11a. THNRD ROW: N Sargent, D Diack M Morrow R. Smrth, C. FauNs, T 5-W'f14lumr, A Scworfmo BACK ROW: R Schwcrckhardt, T. Fresh, R, Gaeckle R. Schaefer, W, Cusrwwg, B. Moore. 43 'P 11' Mr. Collins-7C FRONT ROW: A Bremiey, R. Smwrh, A. Eivvger, J Anderson, D Calabrese, B. Pau!- szm A. Kwrsr J. Wrwghr, J. Scarce. SECOND ROW: M. Kurtz, R. Godfrey, C Kmghf, J. Hart ey. G Pena N. Fedar, P. Hoskmg. TP-HRD ROW, E. Rwas, E. Pardo. B. Rey' moms, J Wwfile, D. OSuHwar'v, D. Margo. BACK ROW. A. Matson, B. Brummer, M. Munk. Class of 1955 I. if ass Hlstory A COLOSSAL EXTRAVAGANZA IN SIX GREAT ACTS On a warm September day un l944 the Class of l95O was furst welcomed to North Ar lungton Hugh School by our pruncupal Mr FrankJ Hurley As the days went by we were subjected to several new and unusual projects uncludung Mrs Mae Lubben s Red and Blue Square Plan whereby dauly meruts and demeruts were recorded on a large chart At the end of the year Davud Buederman held the place of honor for havung the most blue squares un the class Mrs Lubben also organuzed the Dance Club through whuch we seventh graders made our debut to N A H S socuety Weekly dancung sessuons were held and at the end of the year there was a jutterbug contest whuch was won by Audrey Krauss and Roland Doucette As we enter the eughth grade our morale got quute a boost at the realuzatuon that we were no longer the luttle twerps of the school Here we really started to sprout our wungs especually un the dramatuc lune For the benefut of our Englush classes several gurls presented the play Treasure Island wuth authentuc costumes and all Our second presentatuon was The Chrustmas Story The hughlught of thus play was when Ted lBob Cratchetl Levesen was carryung Louus lTuny Tuml Bullock across our makeshuft stage and then suddenly dropped hum Who of us can ever forget Audrey Krauss rendutuon un pantomune of an arua from Auda whuch Muss Zungaro had been playung durung a class un musuc Upon enterung the nunth grade we really felt quute grown up for now we were un hugh school Thus marked the begunnung of the parlez vous francaus and Brutannua est unsula whuch we were to become so famuluar wuth un the followung years Durung thus term we gave our furst dance the Freshman Fuesta whuch was a huge success We all remember when whule makung decoratuons George Venturunu almost ran out of paunt and then muxed house paunt wuth the water paunt and made quute a mess We also remember how aptly Dorus Mathuesen led a conga lune around the floor on the bug nught Durung the Chrustmas season the freshman class really went all out un an effort for a Chrustmas card campaugn Thus was a funancual success and set a hugh co operatuon standard whuch was many tumes equalled un our followung actuvutues ln June of that year we went on a class trup to Coney Island an occa suon we wull always remember for the wonderful tume we had When we entered the sophmore year we felt quute superuor knowung that we were no longer green freshmen One of our fondest l7l memorues of thus year was Mr Wunsor Nuelsen s HUGE punctuatuon mark system We also remember our Buology class where we were unaugurated unto the process of dussectung worms and frogs Durung the sprung our class went on an excursuon to Asbury Park That was the day we almost lost Walter Davus The eleventh grade we soon found out was to be one of our busuest years Our furst bug event was the order and dustrubutuon of our class rungs whuch we constantly polushed and dusplayed for many days afterward In December we held one of our socual affaurs the Chrustmas Dance whuch was beautufully carrued out un the yuletude manner Our career proj ects was one of the bug events of the year Furst we took the Kuder Preference Tests and then paunfully completed the projects Awards were made by local cuvuc groups and the projects of Joan Farese and Louus Bullock receuved the furst pruzes The Junuor Prom our buggest socual affaur was held at the Meadowbrook wuth ear spluttung musuc supplued by Tex Beneke Thungs went smoothly for all but Helen Orlowsku and Maryann Muchalek who dudn t arruve untul ll 45 P M That year our class also presented the Holland Festuval another money rausung project Our most thrullung experuence yet was enterung the twelfth grade and seeung the under classmen look at us wuth worshupful eyes Of course thus year was not to be spent un preen ung and autograph sugnung as we soon found out when we became acquaunted wuth oral talks prumutuve symbols and John L Lewus But rememberung the proverb All work and no play we held our best dance Autumn un New York whuch was luke a dreamy transport to the great cuty utself A new Dramatuc star shone brughtly thus year Louus Bullock un hus hul aruous pantomune depuctung the senuors beung photographed at the Todd Studuo for the year book Other brught stars were the talented boys on our athletuc teams One of the hughlughts of the year was the selectuon of Janet Wollenhaupt as Class Sweetheart And now as we approach our bug nught we would luke to thank all those who have helped us on our way lt was a lot of work to get through but ut was fun too and we ll never forget ut 44 0 1 I - , . . . I II II - - ' - I ' I . . . 11 11 I I II - II ' ' I ' I II II - - - II - II - - - . , . . . . . 1, . 1, . . . . . . . I - - - - II f 'II I1 - II II - - , Sl, Sl ' I . H . . . . . . . . ' I - I1 - II - , . 1 I - I I I II II - - - . , . . ' I I I ' ' I ,, . ,, . . . . . . I - ' ' I I - . . . . 1 - f , II - II I . . . . . H , . . II II - II - f . . . I I 1 - I ' l I I 04? xx 6 X cv LN: XXX 22? azz Varsity Football FRONT ROW: M. Rankin, T. Stevens, T. Schultz, C. Waiver, C Landers, G. Venturini, R. Wiseman, S, Wisniewski, D, Biederman, H. Bright, R. Buta. SECOND ROW: L. Girordy, W. Peachler, R. Meekle, E. MacCabe, R. Dorber, R. Jenkiewicz, R Shaw, W, Eckhardt, S, Collino, M. Ferguson, B. Distel. BACK ROW: E. Evans, R. Hauer, A. Bosco, J. Lavin, J. Ryan, W. Booth, A. Crispen, D. Kinnamon, D. Wernes, P. Lieper, R. Francis, A. Liander. Ooilpall 1950 The Viking football varsity, led by co-captains George Venturini and Roger Wiseman with six other seniors, displayed commendable spirit, fight, and sportsmanship all season long despite a phenomenal run of bad breaks and an unimpressive record. Outstanding in the team's efforts were: George Venturini, co-captain and voted the most valuable player, who closed out a brilliant four year career with the varsity, despite suf- fering a three week lay-off due to a rib injury, was the team's second highest scorer making 39 points and was one of the team's best players on defense, that the school ever had, Roger Wiseman, light, but courageous, fullback and safetyman, Bill Kelley, a big junior, whose powerful running and passing highlighted the Viking's play all season and racked up five points, passing for two more points and maintaining a 6.5 yard gain per carry average, Charles Waiver, big tackle, who was voted the most outstanding linesman award for his fine play, Tom Schultz, light, but always fighting and hustling left guard, who was voted the most improved player award. Others who stood out were: seniors, Carl Landers, Tom Stephens, and Stan Wisiniewski, captain-elect for l95O, Earl Evans, Tony Bosco, Bob Francis, Bob Hauer, Sam Colino, Malcolm Ferguson, Walter Eckhardt, and Bill Bright. The coaching staff deserves much credit, not only for building a well coached, well drilled team out of a predominantly sophomore squad, but in building character, and making good citizens also. The classic examples of the boy's spirit is the Metuchen game, which the team dedicated to Billy August, and the banquet given in honor of the Boosters Club at the end of the season. The banquet, sponsored by the team at their own expense, was very successful and served as awards night in addition to honoring the Boosters for their part in athletics at North Arlington. 46 C ar! Landers rv 'bfi I' u-.1 Freshman Football Squad FRONT ROW H Nolan J Dmsmore J Oswald W Makaus T Lawn R Sneedon SECOND ROW Ha! E PopIows4 M Nuven WaYson D Hesford J Re BACK ROW R oss DaV'1'B'CdC W' J Newton A Apostol J Duckson ,v-1. ps -n. 19 'nf- Slanley Wnsmewskx George Venfurlm Roger Wiseman Tom Stephens Co Captann Co Capfam Football Coaches Mr Dcfels M Nle son Head Coach Roger Wxseman George Vemurmr Mr Colluns Mr Mathuesen Mr Messwm TY Tom Schultz Q5 -v , Max, as .r-' pr' L-4 its Charles Waiver 47 se 39 gn T37 l 1- M , The Record Nutley . . Scotch Plains Clifford Scott Bergenfield . Wood-Ridge . . Lyndhurst . Harrison . . Bernardsville Alumni . , , Pope Pius . . Harrison . . Bernardsville Lyndhurst . . Bergenfield . . Nutley . . Newark Rutgers Frosh. Wood-Ridge. . . Scotch Plains . , State Tournament Hasbrouck Heights . Wood-Ridge . Roselle Park . . Fort Lee . . Carteret . FRCNT Q C A Basketball Team f-tan ex 'N sn ewsk Aus: J Connor- ' ci Thomas Schu t: BACK Q13-N U' RJLKC ' ann F 'oy tml lar' N s William Ditvnnar Opp. . 44 . 37 . 47 . 42 . 36 . 37 . 38 . 28 . 52 . 49 . 36 . 49 . 62 , Sl . 42 42 39 63 .45 .32 .Sl .42 .58 Basketball The North Arlington Basketball Varsity, ably coached by Mr. Wilbur Ruckel, proved to be one of the best teams in the school's history as they captured the North Jersey, Group l Section l, championship and fought their way into the finals of the state tournament before being eliminated. The team, an ironman contingent of six boys, boasts three seniors. Toward the end of a just fair season the boys suddenly began to play excep- tionally good ball and won three out of their last four regular games. They continued this torrid pace in the state tournament with a 66-45 massacre ol Hasbrouck Heights, then humbling powerful Fort Lee, Bergen County League and defending state champions, by a 47-42 count The Fort Lee game marked the high spot of Q accuracy was the 8 in a thrilling, seeesaw battle, but in the final against Roselle Park it just wasn't Fort Lee game the boys hit 2l for Sl for a terrific 4l9'b the season and the Narls' success. Their deadly shootin main factor in the defeat of Carteret. The score was 63-5 our day ln the shooting average. They were just off their game in the final and lost Sl -44 Nevertheless, the team deserves much credit for their great spirit, hustle, sportsmanship, and fine play through a most successful season Captain Carl Landers was the team's high scorer Carl, a strong, 6'2 forward, poured 254 points through the hoop during the regular season fora l4 point average. He added 9l points in five tournament games, and an i8 point-per-game average to finish the season with 345 points in 23 games, clos ing out a brilliant varsity career, At the season's close, Carl, was named to sev- eral all-county and all-state fives, and received an invitation to play for the Bergen County high school all state against a similar Hudson County team in a post-season affair, Another senior who excelled this season was Stan Wis- niewski, His rebound work, floor play, and speed, as well as his accurate shooting, highlighted many Viking victories, Wisniewski made 203 points dur- ing the season 72 in the tournament a 275 for 23 game total. ln the tourna' 48 1 I4 I x f R, lg' ,Af J. V. Basketball VRONT ROW Joel Arpng k On T0 D , BACK ROW Edward Taylor Jfgigepivg iohn Reese, Ahdrevv Ma5SBy, Fred Elsey 0 i George Den B,aven Anfhgfryogovjcgialxir laiyller, Bot: Jank ewiqz i i er. ment Stan hit on 3l for 95 shots, and was also selected tor several all-state and county teams, Bill Findlay, our 6'5 center, hit an amazing 36 8 on his shots during the tournament, During the season, Bill, split the nets tor l7l points giving him a total of 230 points in l9 games. Colamedici, one of the most spirited boys on the team, is 6 feet tall and very agile, Dittmar, a lanky 6'3 , played quite commendably all season. Tom Schultz, a senior, played brilliantly in his reserve role. Against Hasbrouck Heights, Tom broke the game open by scoring 8 vital points within five minutes. The junior varsity, coached by Mr. Miller, displayed fine spirit and should yield the varsity some capable replacements next season. FRONT ROW: P Corcoran, A. Hunter, J Dinesmore, B. Jones, J. Alexander, R. Hatch, K. Ingalls, S. Colino. SECOND ROW K. Pryzbrowski, T. Davis, B. Francis, R. Schwarz, G. Hughes. BACK ROW: T. Reilly, R. Jocobs, R. Hart, D. Davis, J Gordon, B. Kelly, A. Provan, R. Slember, H. Thiel, L. Giordey, Coach T. Thomas. IEICQ Coach Tommy Thomas has done an excellent job in rebuilding the track team, which was sadly depleted by last year's graduation. Led by captain Bob Hatch and seniors Bill Adam, Ken Ingalls, and Jim Alexan- der, the squad has done a commendable job in their efforts this season. Joe Ryan, Pete Corcoran, and Charlie West were also outstanding in the tearh's effort. Highlights ot the season, were the showings of the Vik- ings very strong two mile relay team and the mile relay during the out- door relay season. gl ff WK S Y X xff' Gm-P. QQ! CJY-sy 'X x ff R XLH .'g.rhy,,. ,s ' I rf ,wal Itfgar' tg AX -1 5 9: K 27 CAPTAIN TOM SCHLJLTZ Center Field .. ,sg .hz n 'f ,aug ,J -' x I ,- N 'L 'XXVI' li'--...D ' ws-V . ' . f ' ' . v L - L k , .- ,-1 - - ' ' . ' -ou: -3 r-. . ..- . 1, - J., j N , . - - ,-. Y- X -' ' . -- .,t. w ,, , -L : ,, ,, ,..,, , . , H , A . V .. ... '.J'.. - it -f .d- -- - fn- - f FRONT ROW T Adamo, D Dorber, W Clark, B Hauer, A Massey, W Davis, J Gemmell, J, Bonomo A Bell, SECOND ROW T Bosco, J Reese, E Taylor, G Den Braven, G Ludcking, W. Neiztrrian E Pop owski. BACK ROW. E Krauss, S Wisniewski, R Liebau, W Makaus, M. Hall, D Krusinski, R, Yodlowski Assistant Coach R. Wiseman, Coach E Collins. Base all Coach Edwin lRipl Collins, who is embarking on his fifth season as baseball coach, has built a team dominated by sophomores and juniors, around a nucleus of four seniors, They include Tom Schultz, fleet-footed center- fielder and captain of the team, Stan Wisniewski, first baseman, Walt Davis, third baseman, and Bill Clark, the right-fielder, Another senior, Archie Bell, is Mr. Collins' chief relief pitcher. Wisniewski is a flashy fielder and Davis is noted for his fine arm and dangerous hitting. Bill Clark is a power hitter and also has a powerful accurate arm. Ray Yodlowski, a junior, and Joe Lavin, a sophomore, are the Narls' first line pitchers, while sophomore Tony Bosco is the number one catcher. Others who contribute greatly to the team's effort on the varsity are the sophomore keystone combination, Joe Bonomo, shortstop, and George Den Braven, second baseman. John Gemmel, a junior, rounds out the outfield, in left field. Coach Collins and his assistant Roger Wiseman, have also brought along a number of promising young players this season, and the team played well in winning its share of games in spite of a very tough schedule. 511 H!-4+ I .4 ,, 'i 4.1 is-,,. , STAN WlSNIEWSKl First Base SI Coach Edwin Rip Collins surrounded by Tony Bosco, center, Joe Lavin, Pitcher, George Den Braven, second base, and Joe Bonomo, short stop. BILL CLARK Right Field ' -P .4 ,' 563' ,g ,ua ' 'N , -0, N u I ,iff X -C we 41 Q J fi cl 432 Cl1GS1'leE1Cl.E?1'S ll 15-'. ,-ku, -W - -we .W CENTER' Carmllc Fervmrwlcz maicof QTANDINS Rolvpfta MMV Mmfrlc Fcko Pmvpa Lucy 5CllW8Ql.3V'l Hclorw Orlowskl,C,orv1lc Coklwofw D. af Ha-opp' En wmv ?'43'.Cl The purpose of cheerleaders is to promote good sportsmanship and en- courage school spirit among students at all athletic events. fh -...wifi ., Q gs 6' 4 QCVSOY1 W ig.,-0' STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES KNEELING: Howard Nolan, Richard Chesnes, FlR3T ROW Margie Cochran, Charlotte Y Kelier, Ronald Gardner, William Findlay, John Madsen, Joan Oswald, Pat Anderson, it STANDlNG' Roger Swiss, Andrew Massey, Mrs Davidson, Ken lngalls, Norman Turner, Roland Doucette, Joan Bowers, Jack Scott Bob Janckewicz, Anthony Locascio, Miss Tullo, Anthony DAdarno, Junior Student Council KNEEUNG: Kenneth Cairns, Jay Nelson. FIRST ROW: Art Matson, George Cook, Ronald Jacobs, Robert Collins, Pat Shannon, Beverly Speaker, Eleanor Volland, BACK ROW: Ed- ward Haklm, David O'Sullivan, Robert Berry, Victor Sommers, Mr. Miller, Barbara Baird, David Holland, Teddy Trust, Richard Trent. 54 tuclent Counci The Student Council, under the advisership ot Mrs. Davidson, and Miss Tullo, is an essential part of our school, tor it puts torth and teaches the fundamentals of a democratic government. Through homeroom representatives, prob, lems are brought up and solved, new ideas are suggested and put into practice, and a better under- standing between the faculty and the students is created. Each and every student in North Arlington High School has a voice in the school government through his homeroom representative. Student Council Alternates SEATED: Marilyn Tonkin, Clarissa Kinnarnan. FIRST ROW' Charlotte Keller, Ronald Gardner, William Frndlay, John Madsen, Nancy Donahue. STANDING. Mrs, Davidson, Audrey Krauss, Bill Hosking, Robert Bianchl, Bob Shaw, George Den Braven, Marshall Hall, Dorothy Trust, Miss Tullo. Q J L National Honor Society FRONT ROW Charlotte Keller, Muriel Baird, Sciri-Mary lfiiiis Biillork, Prezirient, Cynthia Farrell Niro Vrvsrilent, Kenneth Ingalls, Trcas- urnr Maryann Michalek BACK ROW Char- lotte Kawir- Nanri, Donahue, Barbara Cairns, Elaine Kr-ni'!ri lim il Krnnarnan Dmiri Broder- man Miss VL ui Toi! loiesen, Ronald Gard ner John Scott, Celeste wolper, Helen Walker. Viizing eaga To publish all sports news, group activities, and personal items of interest to the student is the aim of the Viking body Saga, With Miss Tarantino as ad- viser, the reporters, make-up staff, and typing staff co-operate in preparing a monthly edition, s w ept, a ,iii if A 35' -, 5 , it , 1 .jf 'L' ' 'xx 5 i 1 Q I I I 3 i i T A i A r if i i 5' . it K l 2-ij' + i A F 1 0 r 1 ff' 1 - ' ,s U S : lit r i l e eeeee as i 'lr l it f, l I FRONT ROW: Kenneth Ingalls, photographer, Eleanor Miller art Nancy Donahue, editor Charlotte Kalvin, exchange, Jean Carlson advert sements BACK ROW: Audrey Paftendorf, art, David Brederman, sports, Miss Tarantino, J. F' 6, 'X R it Louis Bullock, Elaine Cerrulo, Nancy Donahue Marilyn Appel, Ronald Gardner ' 2 i , Tri -Y FRONT ROA txrw fxwmi ' C-hfqrlgfte Ka r rr P-T www C 'r P l Jr' Ffarggey Mgr t lm-' l Q'r.z'1.'r. 1 1-' Norma Nt Wm- 'ix CHI- ROA. V 3 .va Qarrrrg, 'W Y ' in farm' Kurt. 1 Ar, loan R M Hg ur fr-mr , mr u M mdsck pw- 'Q-VY Nw . lr 'www .tv prom. 'wrt in v 4 r' gl-rr twat ,nf-r He en -Milan' r.., Jr' VMQT RCN. M gg Q . 'w'wr'. P. . '.rrm:'v LJ' .3 Krona- 'rr rr mar' wr '..w.rr-.vr 1-.vs 4,a'lsgn I' r . Ver, fx' v 'vny' 1 .tfrwp Tfgny fa' w' T' .':g 1 1--ULN P T'Crrl M 55 fwfr' ,vw E--M K RUS. Sw: gr Dougher- uh U mv NN . tl.. JM W1-A 'JMA'?hur, L ww' L 1 ,ar The purpose of the Tri-Y is to create, manntain and extend throughout the school, home, and Communuty high standards of Christran character. L93 SIS Club FRONT RON Barbara MrCanf0 Marv ann Mchalck Umm Franrlsrrn, Marge Elckc, Joanne Trvnt, Constance Couchrm. BACK ROW Mrs Ste-Hens, Dolores Marelia, Charlotte Keller, Celeste Wol- per, Dor-s Hayes, Dranc MrLauqhI4n, Joscphrnc Trent, Carol Grmncll, 56 ll lll l I - Sl ?' The Leaders Club, sponsored by Mrs. Stelfens, consists of a group of girls having exceptional athletic ability. The club performs beneficial duties both for the school and the town. -L N I IDIGIHG L, l 57 3 4,-10 I Makeup, panfomlne, volce exercises, rehearsals, pep rallies, Nl Assembly Programsfall were preparations for the evening of T' plays, presented late in May, FQA x 'l 1' . ?l Asks X fi 0 011, C15 f be 1 Q gifs: 'alfqjrd .,s. l l .7....-'vm -e-...g,1 Pig 'D in MISS Z K NGARO Drrccfor 11'---i GIGS Club The purpose of the Glee Club is to create a joy in singing, to appreciate beauty of tone, and to partucipate in public performances. l' I - A-Jil-v 1577 143- lv- A -1,1 pn. A I A' Y . ? Q - u -e A f y - .r f Q! F955 ,X FQONT RON. M-is Z nggrf A ic:-fi Orrgjif Y-.rgfv-0 3r'iqtw,rw Arif-0 Bvymig, Laura f.3rw'1iit' Emmf' pceiw i-A 3 Q .fri 'iv' tr- Varian h kv Rrsricrt Kc' er C :we Mcknagw F M CD. E QC-N js' s liar' iw' Cav 'ic IQ ttrnar, L 1- C 1 3 - ft I- .ar cc Estee Dona 1 Ocaugh Y Vai ,f ngais Ear Ezine -wav 41 Qfgffgtte , L D a Koi or Aitan Aruloson Qafk Fciio fa Rona .1 Fr-tra'-6 BACK ROW Cav ci Eicic-rrnan Jihri Ma csko Wi an' Qu nr' ,amos Ezrernncr Raiph Pctruzzi F1 The purpose ofthe orchestra is to play for school assemblies, P, T, A. events, specialemusic reviews, and Senior Commencement exercises. '1 ' '4 , i110 IALITILIIC 1CdC1GI'S of IHGIICE1 The purpose ot the F, T A. is to learn about opportunities in the teaching profession. ik I i , f i , i .Nb FRONT RONV: Rita Constance Grinnel Daxiti Kinnarnon, Clarissa Marilyn BACK ROW Mrs Clcaxcr, Cxnthia Farrcli, Wiima Myer Helen Walker Charlotte Kcilcr, 1' 5 x - 15? 4 ? 1 5,1 . X we M- 'i Q s F 5'- I I L - Marge Thompson, Caro! Tonkm HC on icmjfz Gem me V1 trffwsk Baby Sitters Club I i V F Shrela Lfmfhorm Domres Jasams, Joan wcxlewhaqpf Maulvw T:-nkm, i 4 4 Anna Ewscwiler, Sivricy Haumr Lmcffa KOUAY Java! Knwy Marvwn Nnqails, Esther Jszkcs Dorothy Kfauas Marwhn Arm Mwcr Ruthanrw Schwcwckhardt. 60 Wrenec ZS B1 a y Y bA 'I 'QL Janet Wollenhaupt Q u Q Q I1 Q X. Luv AW I- x 'O 1 ' X 1 r' ' X , 'J I' g 56,3 'Q xv, 2 X! 1 Flay Queen 0? Jcten ants C, A1410 Uvwar Ez,-vcd, Jncolu, -Q5-5 T ? Ddorcx Mac! .3 13 'T 41-5 N-I l' io H! 3 iw 'Q-Z' Barbara McCance uw Farcsu Audrey Paffemdorf fii xsrv 43 Dc OHM v f valtr- .1-.1-1 Irere Bmg e 'V' , A 1 lf' 'S f f ' I Q. x 1' j w HC on G! es nv: x v Y XA uf Ovuk I fl I K -. ..... .., Q Q 3' V' 1- ' - Z- - -,,..-, ,, ' - V, , 70' 'Uv' d - , .T 'nf' I., I , , .Li ' , g -H ar -1 -x 0 Y, H- g -, - 1,54 - x ' ' ',N ' Cbx hp Qulefest AUCE DEWAR JOHN BONE Most Popular ANNTA LOLPQLIO ROLEER NN li-LMAIN l x m . Mos? Athletic CONNHE COLJCHON GEORGE VENTURINI S Most Sfudiou Y n V ft qi ,Mmm , 1, 1' Y Besf Dancers I' AUDREY KRAUSS ? AMERICO BARROS S CYVNHHA FARRELL LOLJ5 ELJLLOQK L Wittiest JLAM BURKE RAY LARLLNT 'xl X 5 14 K I V ...ff ,., S Most Winning Smile DOROTHY BROWN ROBERT WAGNER B I O Mos! Talkative A ,rt f-RIM. FPLV K R LEA ,M L11 i 0 I f Best Dressed DORIS MATHIESEN ROLAND DOLJCETTE Mos! Sophisticated CE..EQTE .NOLPER TED LEVESEN rv--..W , - Most Likely to Succeed NANCY DONAHLE RGNALD GARDNER 7 if Dreamers IEA N CARLSON SCQDC2 KRD-LT 4, . H 5 y 5 5 I , r I f 'nr 4 Cufesf DOLOQES MAfELLA NORMAN TLRNER Class Dances 8, Q any SENIOR DIRECTORY ' X .., A ., .. -4 ,Q . A. ' ,, ,, , .VAN -- . R. , . ., , .. ,, , 5' . . .KA , , s ' g , V, 54 , .J V VV R K' V' ,-Q . '. , x A' U ,1 VM. I . ,, A, -- A , , ' wr- ' H ' ' A I , , . ' ,, I- , I .Y . ,.. , , , 15.f4,' ,-,AVA 4 ' - A , . ,A J ' V- '4vL'1,l' -V , , . , 1 . . Q .., Mm. , I , 7.' V A,,, A. . L. '.,- .I '.,,,,. ,V ' ,'.w,Y,l, ',,.A,, T, A ' . 1 f ' ' ',f4.f'1- 1-X 5 ,, gm, ' ,. ,,. A j1,',, - - f f- . 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OUTFITTERS: NORTH ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC TEAMS 30 HALSEY STREET NEWARK 2 lNear Central Avenuel 76 SINCERE GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF i950 FROM THE Pfesidenf A ANDREW MCKAY Secfefarv JEAN SIMMONS Vice President JOHN SCOTT Treasurer V RUTH SHAW COMPLIMENTS or THE STUDENT COUNCILS OF THE NORTH ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL High School Junior High School RONALD GARDNER WILLIAM FINDLAY ROBERT COLLINS RONALD JACOBS President Vice Pregidenf PI'eSIdEl'lI' Vice PYSSICIBDT CHARLOTTE KELLER JOHN MADSEN PATRICIA SHANNON GEORGE COOK Secretary Treasurer Secretary Treasurer Advisers MRS. MARY E. DAVIDSON MISS VIVIAN TULLO MR. HENRY MILLER NORTH ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS Boosrzks CLUB MR, MARK LEEPER MR. LOU APOSTOL President Vice President MR. HAROLD TURNER MR. FRANK HURLEY Treasurer Corresponding Secretary MR. TILGHAM FREY Recording Secretary COMPLIMENTS OF THE NORTH ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL P. T. A. President , , MRS. JOHN W. ERICSON Treasurer , , , , , ,,,, MRS. E, CERULLO First Vice President MRS. L, TREMBLE Recording Secretary , , MRS. H. S, SMITH Second Vice President MISS B. GENOVESE Corresponding Secretary WMRS. E. KINNAMAN Historian , , MRS, MARY'E. DAVIDSON 4- -I. .1 As A 4' I' as A? v I A r .,v i'f P .p 77 ER' S-nr A' .J ' II. ' C -', FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY 86 SUNSET AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON, N.J, NORTH ARLINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION Board of Trustees MR, LOUIS GAECKLE, Mayor MR, W. R. HOLBERT, Supervising Principal MR, T. SHIELDS, SR., President MR. B. KILLIAN, Vice President MRS. J. H. STOVER, Secretary MR. NORMAN SATTLER, Treasurer MRS. J. L, SPRINGER MRS. C. J. LEOPOLD COMPLIMENTS OF THE NORTH ARLINGTON BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. ALFRED W. LARKIN President MR, WALTER R, TRENT Vice President MR. H. ROBERT WILCOX MR. JAMES BAYER MR. F. J. FIELITZ MR. D. J. DeGENNARO Distric! Clerk COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF QF DR. A. R. SAPORITO MAYOR LOUIS E. GAECKLE A A KEarrwy Z 3706 Bauerlein Florist I . NNLDDING FLOVVERS - FUNERAL DESIGNS Fuch S Dellcatessen POTTED RIANTS W'ImIc-,AIO ami Rcffanl 96 SCHUYIER AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON, N, J X525 PROSPECT AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. Comphmcntx of Rocco's Grocery Jacobs Market RIVER ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N J. I FOREST DAIRY Milk and Cream NORTH ARLINGTON, N.J. KEarrwy 2-3I3O Complnmcnts of Comphmcnts of Jordanfs Market McColl Gunite fr Grouting Co., Incorporated CORNER OF UNION AVENUE G FOURTH STREET NORTH ARLINGTON, N, J. 260 CRYSTAL STREET NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. Complnments of Tom The Tailor FINE TAILORING - CLEANING - PRESSING Andrewls sweet Shoppe IGS RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. I8 RIDGE PARK DRIVE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. 79 Z, I Us I 9 EICO SCAN DIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY CREATORS OF MODERN PACKAGING MACHINERY Brighton Vacuum Exchange SALES - SERVICE - REPAIRS Refrigerators - Washers - Radios - Vacuum Cleaners . . .TELEVISION . . . 2396 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE 554 VALLEY BROOK AVENUE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK LYNDHURST, NEW JERSEY ES 5-7500 RUtherf d 2-5029 BO MANUEL Cr SONS Barber Shop Immediate Service KEarny 2-5l49 -J SKOLSKI BROTHERS Builders 205 Prospect Avenue North Arlington, N. J. 72 Gold Street Norm Arlington N J Frames Sash Doorg G A L L O ' S Wm COMPANY Millwork Screens 24l R'd R d Storm Sash I ge O3 I North Arlington, N. J. Builders Hardware KEarnv 2-l828 Paints 380 Belleville Pike North Arlington, N. J. New Jersey Phone New York Phone KEaffw 2-0691 keamy 2-3575 REctor 2-8775 Good Luck Class of l95O MEADOW BROOK DAIRY GEORGE A. ECKARDT Bottled Milk and Cream SOO Schuyler Avenue North Arlington, N. J. HOMELITE CORPORATION Metropolitan Branch PORT CHESTER, NEW YORK River Road North Arlington, N. J Compliments of THE NORTH ARLINGTON NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 23 Ridge Road North Arlington, N. J Compliments of LOUIS J. MILLER Compliments of ARLINGTON EMPLOYEES' INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED 49l Elm Street Kearny, N,J Compliments of NEW LINCOLN THEATRE KEarny 2-95l6 838 Kearny Avenue Arlington, N.J KEarny 2-6230 CLYDE S. SARGENT Chevrolet Dealer Corner of Hedden Terrace and Ridge Road North Arlington, N.J KEarny 2-8000 PYROMETER SERVICE COMPANY REBUILT INSTRUMENTS - PROTECTION TUBES THERMOCOUPLES - LEADWIRE 348 River Road North Arlington, N. J 82 MA ke, 2-8911 MOnfcIa 3 I6tO KEar y 2 5966 DON'T SMOKE PAINT SCHOENLEBER'S NEWARK PIPE SHOP Makers Of HAND MADE UNPAINTED BRIARS 29 BRANFORD PLACE IAt Halsey Streetl NEWARK 2, NEW JERSEY y 2-0447 Henderson If Company PLUMBING and HEATING HARDING AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON, ILLIAM OLPE R Ph John D. Crane Cr Sons W W R eg armaclst FUNERAL DIRECTORS KEARNY AVENUE KEARNYI WG Ill 8 fIIIed OVC? V2 ll1lIII0ll y 2-7000 O'Connor Agency I F R REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE RIDG OAD 8 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, ff KEarny 2-5627 Weltz Fuel Oil FUEL OIL - OIL BURNERS Automatic Oil Heat Oil Burner Etfrciency Our Specialty 221 PROSPECT AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J Compliments of Ruth's Shoppe INFANTS - CHILDREN - and LADIES WEAR 594 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J KEarny 2-3609 Frecl's Service Station GAS - OIL - EXPERT LUBRICATION 101 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. Compliments ofthe S w e e t B o x 584 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. KEarny 2-5215 THE KNITTING BAR Hilton's Department Store Free Knitting Instructions KEarny 2-7716 Berger's Dairy 350 KEARNY AVENUE ARLINGTON, N, J, IIS ILFORD AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. KEamy 2-9055 HArrison 6-7694 KEarny 2-6185 DRAPES - SLIP COVERS - REUPHOLSTERING Strauss Stores REPA'R'NG AUTO SUPPLIES - BICYCLES I Authorized Sales Agency Otto s Upholstery 213 NORTH 4th STREET 75 RIDGE ROAD 55 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N, J. HARRISON, N. J. NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. KEarny 2-9888 E I j KEarny 2-9828 Free Delivery United Grocery R e s t a u r a n t Catering Our Specialty 631 SCHUYLER AVENUE ARLINGTON, N. J. 199 PROSPECT AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. KEarny 2-7670 Spick and Span DRESS SUITS - TUXEDOS - FULL DRESS - CUTAWAYS and All Accessories To Hire Special Rates To Clubs 155 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. KEarny 2-5987 Emerald Drug Store S. Felsenfeld, B.S. - S. J. Greenstein, Ph.G. 380 BELLEVILLE TPK. NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. Rothrock's Confectionery 336 BELLEVILLE PIKE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. Bonny Dell Farms 23I MEADOW ROAD RLJTHERFORD, N. J KEarr1y 2-1846-M Exner-Florist 356 BELLEVILLE PIKE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. Grobel's E S S O Station 450 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J KEarny 24718 Shillit Bootery SHOES OF THE BETTER KIND 857 KEARNY AVENUE ARLINGTON, N. J. KEarny 2-9292 We Deliver Harding Pharmacy KEarny 2-9782 Holiday House Walter Falck, Prop. Make Every Washday a Holiday Self Service - 30 Minute Laundry ISS RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N, J Compliments of I Samuel Clott, Ph.G, - Samuel Weiss, Ph.G. G a I I o S 48 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. ICorner Harding Avenue! RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J KEarny 2-4556 White Rose Delicatessen lsldore'C. Horn, Prop. QUALITY GROCERIES - BUTTER - EGGS Delicatessen, Fruits and Vegetables 382 - 384 BELLEVILLE PIKE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. Good Luck Graduates Jay Arnold Shops STYLES FOR DAD 'N' LAD RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. KEarny 2-S24I Free Delnvery Service Ridge Fish Market Carmin Uardl Giardina FRESH FISH AND SEA FOODS ISO RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. Lyon The Tailor CUSTOM TAILORS Dry Cleaners - Scientific Alterations Established 1891 I62 MIDLAND AVENUE ARLINGTON, N, J. 9 P ,wif .iv -4. . KEarny 2-6696 Ridge Electric RADIOS - APPLIANCES - PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT John F. Rlordan, Prop. - Lester J. DeVoe, Manager I2 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J, KEarny 2- I969 Marfak Lubrication George Truska's Texaco Service Brake Service - Front End Alsgnment 264 BELLEVILLE PIKE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. IUniOn Placel KEarny 2-0087 Compliments of Comphments of I. Golob Ricardo Altieri THE FABRIC SHOP 3 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. 460 ELM STREET KEARNY, N. J. KEarny 2-9742 Wong C: Son 2 989 o A A s I a arny S CHINESE AMERICAN RESTAURANT Air-Condmoned Family Dinner and A La Carte Served at All Hours Luncheon Served Il a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Dmner 4:30 p.m. - 9:30 p,rn. All Variehes of Foods Put Up to Take Home Julia n's Stationery 2 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARUNGTON' N' I' 594 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. lCorner Belleville Turnpikel Weekdays 8 a,m. to 8 p,m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 8 Om. KEarny 2-I 157, 2-2l44 R i d g e Cleaners and Dyers Under New Management 24 Hour Service Hugo's - Florist FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 287 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. 269 RIDGE ROAD NORTI-I ARLINGTON, N. J. Iopp' HOW C'0SSCeme'e'Y' KENNY 2-3869 KEarny 2-0930 BArcIay 7-7950-SI Ca ozzi's Pharmac P Y French's Express DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Vincent Capozzi, Ph.G. 72 DAVIS AVENUE KEARNY, N. J, 146 MORGAN PLACE 5 HUDSON STREET cor. wnson Ave. NORTI-I ARLINGTON, N. J. NEW YORK, N. Y. Compliments of Acme Quality Markets 98 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. KEarny 2-3540 Hy's Sweet Shop Serves to Please - Pleased to Serve 382 BELLEVILLE PIKE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. lCorner Elm Streetl CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF l9S0 Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Jarvis Compliments of A F r i e n cl Compliments of KEafny 2-83 l9 Roy Batson PLUMBING and HEATING 4 BUTLER PLACE KEARNY, N,J. Kearny Federal Savings and Loan Association 6l4 KEARNY AVENUE ARLlNGTON, N. J. Compliments of Df. Lollis A. Leviss Explgfef Pgsf 4 Compliments of Compliments of Joseph P. Dobrowolski North Arlington fraftsmens Club CLASS OF l9SO 442 LEWANDOWSKY STREET LYNDHURST, N.J. School News Compiled Monthly Janette Janet ' ' C I t f The Viking Saga O 'p e S Julia Helen Official Student Publication N ' - J of my The Senior Girls can NORTH ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Maryann Charlotte Yearly Subscription SO cents President T R I Treasurer Maryann Michalek Celeste Wolper Leaders Club . E Vice President Historian D0 5 Ffandsen ------ - f- Pf95'd9 'f Nancy Donahue Barbara Cairns Marge Eicke ...,,,,, ..., ,,,,,, S ec retary Maryann Michalek , ,,,, , ,, . Treasurer COYYPS- SGCVEYBYY Chaplain Jo Ann Tren' H Corresponding Secfy' Charlotte Keller Helen Walker Recording Secretary - Elaine Cerullo 1 Compliments of MR. and MRS. ARTHUR JANSEN Johnny's Market 77 GOLD STREET KEamy 2-7474 Leonard G. Martin, D.D.S. NORTH ARLINGTON' N- JA 592 RIDGE ROAD NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. KEarny 2-3443 Dunn's Delicatessen 374 BELLEVILLE PIKE NORTH ARLINGTON, N, J. KEarny 2-1584 Lots of Luck TO CLASS OF '50 Mr. and Mrs. Thurlow W. Davis Compliments of H. w. Reese Deify A Friend 79 SCHUYLER AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. KEarny 2-9565 Joan Rae Thornton BorreIIi's Sweet Shoppe Arabian Horses 269 RIDGE ROAD KEarny 2-62I6 24 Hour Service - Call and Deliver NORTH ARLINGTON, N. J. FLORHAM PARK' N' J- KEarny 2-6288 Compliments of Resnick's Drug Stores, Inc. M K C I e 3 I1 B I' S PRESCRIPTIONS - PHARMACISTS DYERS , FURRIERS Alex Weiss, B.S., Req. Ph. 203 PROSPECT AVENUE NORTH ARLINGTON, N. 1. 854 KEARNY AVENUE ARLINGTON, N. J. Produced by lnguvoforn I NEW CITY PRINTING COMPANY UNION CITY, N I -4-av .-'op-.f f 1. w+4n.Qqnm:99gb-sq-05 .K gygqggvi f ,' ' .4 ,,!f'1fLsg'y:kf-qwlvlgv , moi ywff-,gr ff' '- , . , 5 .'.f- . . .4 A ' 1 .