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

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ANDREA ELAINE ARONSON She that converses not, knows nothing. Andy is that lively, talkative girl who is always ready for fun. Her ex- cellent taste is demonstrated in all the fashions she wears. Leaders' Club and Honor Society occupied most of her spare time. Her never give up attitude will insure her success as a merchandise buyer. LLCILLE MARY ALYES Manners are the happy ways of doing things. Popular, pert and peppy describes Lou perfectly. Her neat appearance will always be remembered by every- one. As a vigorous cheerleader and efficient treasurer of Leaders' Club in her senior year, she was kept very busy. Lou', plans to further her education by attending college. PAUL S. BIEDERMAN Ambition has no rest. ' Heels ambitiously divides his at- tention between a college prep course and the Boston Red Sox. His loyalty to the Viking baseball team has been proven by four seasons of participa- tion. If friendliness has anything to do with success, Paul should reach great heights as a chemical engineer. gf bf - ... .L' SYLVIA L. BEERLI G69 in--Q ARTHUR R. ANDERSON Industry is fortune's right hand. Arch, the class photographer, spends most of his time witlt books and cameras. Archie's grievances were crazy marking systems and cheaters. He was known for his ex- hibitions of combing his hair without a mirror. Being one of the more in- telligent members of tlte class, Art's ambition is to be an electrical en- gineer. AMELIA BORRELLI Dance light, for my heart it lies under your feetf, Marriage is our Amy's aim in life, but before wedlock a career in chore- ography is in her future. Amy took a general course, and worked on the Viking Saga, besides being a twirler, and cheerleader in her senior year. Although her pet peeve is fan clubs she is an accomplished dancer. . 4 'Persuasion tips her tongue whene'er she talks. Energetic and hard-working, '6Syl followed a college preparatory course and was active in the Glee Club and the business staff of the Viking Saga. After graduation she plans to enter college and hopes someday to be- come a physical therapist. I ,

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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

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CLARENCE BOWEN A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Junior, the perfect joker, is known for his merry manner and loud laugh. Bow spent most of his time evad- ing homework and customizing a Buick. He came to NA in his junior year from Woodbridge. A Harrison Dari-Delite will he in .lunior's plans for the future. ARNOLD HOWARD CIIAIT Music, the greatest good that mortals know. Reserved, casy-going, and dependable hcst descrihcs Arnica llcsidcs bt-ing editor of the best school newspaper in the state, he played the piano for numerous school social events, ill- cluding May Day and many class dances. 551' MARILYN JOAN BETA One should t1llL'!lQ'S be in lore. A beaming smile is typical of Mar,', a skating and dancing enthusiast. The Tri-Y and l .T.A. filled her spare time. Mar plans to be married after graduation and settle down as a housewife, at which she is sure to be a success. ELEANOR ANN COCHRANE Without laughter there is no joy. Known for her fun-loving attitude and friendly personality, Ellie dis- played an enormous amount of school spirit and could always be found cheering her team on at all games. Her ready wit and humor make her the well-liked girl who adds life to any gathering. Planning to do office work after graduation, Ellie's ultimate goal is marriage. 70 MARY LOU CHICCONE CheerfuIness is an offshoot of goodness and zcisdornf' Cheerful, good-natured, and friendly perfectly describes Mares disposi- tion. Her lively chatter brightened up many of our classes. Leaders' Club, Glee Club, driving and dancing oc- cupied her spare time. FRANCES COLLLRA Conversation is the cent of character as :cell as of thought. Fran'7 is that lively girl who can al- ways be associated with having fun. Her active participation in sports awarded her membership in the Leaders' Club. In her spare time she prefers swimming and dancing. We wish her success as a fashion de- signer. 'G