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

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GLORIA HELEN PENA Of manners gentle, of affections mild - Pope Student Council, Tri-Y, and Glee Club were among Glo's many ac- tivities . . . a college prep course helped to prepare her for college next year . . . likes singing and dancing . . . to succeed is her main ambition. NEIL S. POMERANTZ VIVIAN I. PETERSON A noble type of good, Heroic u'omanhood -Longfellow Viv plans to go to great heights us- an airline stewardess . . . member of Glee Club and Leaders Club . . . sports fill her spare time . . . fol- lowed a commercial course . . . likes to dance. Knowledge is more than equivalent to force -Johnson Hammer has a great love for the sciences . . . will till the soil for a career . . . member of the Student Council and Radio Club . . . in his spare time he studies horticulture. -Tennyson MARYANN POPLAWSKI Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are -Coleridge Pop . . . our attractive twirler . . . studied a commercial course, will enter the working world after June . . . oral English her chief dislike . . . future undecided . . . dancing fills her leisure hours. ELEANOR RIVAS Kind hearts are more than coronets' JOHN A. RUSTIA Business school is next on the list for Eleanor . . . eventually hopes to become a comptometer operator . . . member of Glee Club and Junior Town Meeting Club . . . television provides after-school entertainment. He speaketh notg and yet there lies A conversation in his eyes -Longfellow Always ready with a witty remark is Abe . . . football, track, and Stu- dent Council filled his time . . . col- lege will be a stepping stone for a professional career . . . spare time activity consists of loafing. 23

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RONALD L. 0'LAUGHLlN An apolliecary should never be out of spirits -Sheridan The field of pharmacy will have an addition in Luke . . . active in sports, he played basketball and ran for the track team . . . likes to sleep late in the mornings . . . he goes on to college. RAYMOND D. OSWALD Life is too short to waste -Emerson 0zzie', plans a career in the Navy . . . gym and shop his favorite sub- jects in school . . . member of the baseball team in his junior year . . . followed a general course . . . likes sports very much. JEAN M. PAGANELLI Hope and be Happy -Tuppy Jeannie . . . fun to be with . . secretarial work is in her future . . . took a general course of study . . . homework her chief dislike . . . gym period her most enjoyable time . . . works when not in school. EDNA PARDO It's a mad world. Mad as Bedlam. -Dickens A cosmetologist-to-be is Eddie . . . has a love of dancing . . . training school to follow graduation . . . two years in the Junior Town Meeting Club . . . friendly people listed as her chief like. RICHARD H. PEARCE God-like in giving, but the devil to pay -Moore Making a million dollars would make Richie happy . . . doesn't like to get up early in the morning . . . a general course of study for him . . . likes to build stock cars as a hobby. HENRY E. PEDYNOWSKI He gave the people of his best -Tennyson Carpentry in his leisure hours leads Hank on to a career as a drafts- man . . . a general course outlined his high school studies . . . home- work, his chief dislike . . . working, his chief like. X.. ,Q-., I M

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b S B LAURA M. SANDQUIST As good as gold -Dickens Sports always brings Laura to mind, . . . has four years of Clee Club and Leaders Club to her credit . . . a secretary's career appeals to her . . . commercial course will aid her on to her goal. NANCY A. SARGENT To a young heart everything is fun -Dickens Nan . . . a friend to all . . . wants to be a good secretary . . 1 lists early classes as her chief dislike . . . Lead- ers Club and Junior Town Meeting Club her activities . . . hers was a commercial course. BETTY M. SCHOCH It is tranquil people uho accomplish much -Thoreau Betty enjoys dancing a great deal . . . comptometer school is in her future plans . . . favorite time is the end of the school day . . . she fol- lowed a commercial course of studies. RUTH E. SCHWEICKHARDT I am on the side of the angels -Disraeli Ruthie . . . treasurer of the Tri-Y . . . loves to play the piano . . . sec- retarial school will train her for her ambition of being a first rate secre- tary . . . member of the Honor So- ciety and Viking Saga. ANGELA SCIORTINO She must be seen to be appreciated -Ainsworth A valuable member of the cheering squad was i'Ang . . . to be a dental assistant is her ambition . . . be- longed to the Junior Town Meeting Club . . . says homework filled all her spare time. P. RONALD SKWERSKI I assert that nothing ever comes to pass without a cause -Edwards Engineering interests Squirt great- ly . . . head photographer for the Viking Saga . . . likes fishing . . . a college prep course filled his high school years . . . plays the accordion in his leisure hours. 6, 'S' 'B 1 V' . A 5 ,-ff! f 5- 43