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

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1, V. NANCY E. JENIKOVSKY Q, J'-fu, 5 fav- . .M .h -1- 5 -- Qi. i is K s1 ?gvx ,gift SARAH INGBER 'Tis easy to be true +Sedley Our valuable import from Cuba is Sarah . . . learned English rapidly . . . Clee Club member . . . likes to read . . . a general course made up hcr studies . . . after graduation, she plans to enter the working world. CLARE M. .IACOBSON She mot-es a goddess and she looks ll queen --Pope Clare added a note of beauty and grace to the football field as head majorette this year . . . prexy of the Leaders' Club in '51 . . . she took a commercial course . . . in the future she hopes to serve as a secretary. The two noblest things, which are sweetness and light -Swift To be an airline stewardess is Nan's ambition . . . cheerleading and Viking Saga are some of her many activi- ties . . . served as president of the Tri-Y . . . wants to travel and meet people . . . is happiest when she is busy. PATRICIA A. JOHNSON The time will come when you will hear me -Disraeli Nursing school has a future candi- date in Pat . . . served two years with the Clee Club . . . enjoys sing- ing and dancing . . . she followed a general course . . . could be seen at all the football games, cheering the team on. EDITH BARBARA KANE Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare -Pope Edith, outstanding member of the Viking Saga Staff for four years . . . active senior cheerleader . . . Honor Society member . . . Latin her favor- ite subject . . . her goal is to do historical research. RONALD KELICHNER True and tender and brave and just -Whittier After high school, it's college for Ronnie . . . will study to be an engineer . . . member of the track team and Slide Rule Club . . . oral talks his chief dislike in school . . . spends most of his spare time work- ing. 18 2- . ., Cx . 5' J' gf ' K . . Il: V' At -L t Q V 'X . t , ' E 1 Q Q . I 5+ ' Q-up H-.. ,ag 6 ir' x.

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it fry-,. ? 6 . . studies music. 2 RONALD W. GODFREY One still strong man in a blatant land -Tennyson Football and basketball his main ac- tivities . . . also a member of a drum and bngle corps . . . Ron wishes to become a member of the Navy . . . eventually will work as a television repair man . . . his spare time is taken up with work. STANLEY M. GRACZYK Tlzerc's zz good time coming -Mackay Sports occupy most of Stan's time . . . played basketball and baseball . . . trade school will follow graduation . . . to be a carpenter is his am- bition . . . a commericial course con- stituted his studies. JUDITH M. HAYDEN Laugh and be well -Green Judy likes happy people, being one herself . . . her ambition is to attend business school . . . following that she hopes to become a secre- tary . . . Leaders Club and cheer- leading among her activities . . . likes to dance. ROBERT C. HENDERSON Everything comes if a man will only wait -Digrgeli Being an airline pilot sounds good to Bob . . . member of the Glee Club . . . Business Law his favorite subject . . . will join the U. S. Air Force upon graduation . . . he took a general course. PHYLLIS J. HOSKING There's a woman like a dewdrop -Browning Another Florence Nightingale is Phil . . . she plans to attend nursing school in the fall . . . en- joys dancing. basketball, and football games . . . participated in Clee Club JOAN AIN N HYER All of the charm of all the Muses -Tennyson Collecting records is a favorite pas- timc with Jeanie . . . proved a valuable member of the Glee Club for four years . . . driving also rates high with her . . . active in the Tri-Y . . . wants to be a secretary. 17 c. f ' 'ffl 3 sq, ,git 4. .. ..- i 11. if

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-3' - fi ,. . THOMAS FRANCIS KELLY My only books were u'omen's looks -Moore Sports constitute Tommy's favorite pastimes . . . valuable member of our football team . . . upon grad- uating hopes to enter the business field and eventually be head of a firm . . . homework is his chief aversion. ARLEEN M. KIRST A daughter of the gods -Tennyson Ar proved to be an outstanding sportswoman while in school . . . ac- tive in the Tri-Y and three-year mem- ber of the Leaders Club . . . her ambition is to be a secretary . enjoys drawing in her spare time. PATRICIA ANN KOES Wit makes its ozcn welcome -Emerson l at, a friend to all . . . vice-presi- dent of the class for two years . . . one of our taller cheerleaders . . . studied a commercial course . . . sec- retarial school in the future for ber . . . likes sports. MICH AEL A. KURTZ Good at a fight but better ataplayn -Moore Sports are in Mickey's blood four years of football and baseball to his credit . . . wants most to be a success . . . has plans for further education in the form of college . . . spends much of his spare time work- ing. PAUL J. LECH All nature wears one universal grin -Fielding .lovial Paul hasn't decided just yet what he wants to do . . . likes to kill time . . . member of the football team . . . a college prep course saw him through high school . . . next year will see him enrolled in college. EDWARD LENKIEWICZ Let knowledge grow from more to moren -Tennyson '6Eddie served the band well for four years . . . ambition is to be well off . . . member of Audio Visual Aids Club and baseball team . . . will attend college next year . enjoys model railroading in leisure hours. 19 5 gf X 3 if 1 K