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

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President Student Council ANTHONY INFANTE Leadership is the first secret of success. Tony is that popular fellow of the Senior Class who was well-known throughout the school as president of our Student Council. Wlith his leader- ship ability, we are sure success will be his as a certified public accountant. Secretary Student Council Secretary Honor Society UNA C. RANKIN Nowhere beats a heart so kindly. Short, sweet, and always ready for fun best describes Lf She was a Cheerleader for three years and co- captain of the squad in her senior year. l'na's activities included mem- bership in the Honor Society Leaders' Club and Secretary of the Student Council Were sure that Lna will make the grade as a chemist X .iff Prcsiclent Honor Society EDV'ARD C. FISHER 'Tis good will that makes intelligence. Small in stature with a cheerful dis- position best describes Fish. An active member of our class, Ed's time was divided between football, the Vi- king Saga, and Dance lland. His scho- lastic ability led him to become an officer of the Honor Society. It is only natural that he should succeed in his chosen field of medicine. lrice-President Student Council BRENDA MACY Heaven lent an angels beauty to her face. Bren is that likeable person whose beauty is admired by many. When you hear a rippling laugh you can be sure she is around. Bren, who was vice-president of the Student Council and president of Leaders' Club in her senior year, wants to be- come a teacher. . 1 2x Co-Editor Chrysalis RUTH E. IVERS It is tranquil people who accomplish much. A personality of quietude, intelli- gence. and shyness did not stop Ruthie from being one of the most active girls in the class. Participating in almost every extra-curricular ac- tivity including the Honor Society, Viking Saga, and Tri-Y, we know she will be successful as a writer and teacher. .ax

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gf C0-Editor Chrysalis ALAN R. PRICGE Neu'sn1en, the educators of the common people. Al will always be remembered for his friendliness and good nature. His main interest is in the field of writ- ing, where his ability was shown by a first prize in the career paper competition. llesides being a contrib- utor to the yearbook, Al was a hard- working editor on the Viking Saga. We know he will succeed in his chosen field of journalism. gn? Presirlen t Senior Class JOSEPH COLINO The zchole of chivalry is in courtesy. Mix a top-notch personality with good looks and you have our ,Ioey, whom we will always remember as the Perry Como of the class. He proved his athletic ability on the football team as our rugged halfback and his popularity as class president in our senior year. After college, Joe plans a business career. Vice-President Honor Society CARYL ANN ROSENBERG Such joy ambition finds. Caryl is a mixture of friendliness and intelligence. what more can one ask? As our co-captain of the Twirlers and Yeep of Honor Society in her senior year, Caryl w as kept quite busy. With her amazing quality of leadership, Caryl is sure to be a success as a teacher. quo-4' If 1 -, I'Vll'!'-I,l'l'SflIl'lll Senior Class PATRICIA K. BROW'N A friend more precious than unnumberezl gold. Popular, friendly, and milling to help best describes l'at. She ably led us as class president in our sophomore and junior years. As an active mem- ber of the Student Council and Leaders' Club, l'at contributed a great deal to ner school. Her pleasant dis- position will guarantee success in her chosen career of nursing. Secretary Senior Class Treasurer Honor Society JUDITH HOFFMAN Action is the proper fruit of knowledge. A tall, fun-loving redhead is the best description of Judie. She was our capable drum majorette in her senior year along with being class secretary and a member of the Honor Society. We're sure Judie will be a successful dental hygienist. z 1 Q c 1 L.. Y -I - at 4-fjafw ' 7' ik. - V g ' 1,.sQW , I , 14 V R I! , if i