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

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GILBERT M. JORDET Silence is true icisdonfs best replyf, Track and Gil have been closely associated for the past four years. This lightning fast half-milcr, elected to lead the '56-'ST cinder squad, rates oral English as one of life-'s greater evils. After graduation, Gil plans to attend a business college and ful- fill his ambition to become an ac- countant. JOHN HUMPHRIES Pilots of the purple twilight see visions of the zeorldf' John is that quiet commercial stu- dent in class, but after school hours he is quite opposite in nature. He has an aversion for reading but a love for hunting. His future plan is to be- come a pilot in the United States Air Force. DONALD D. KELSO Let each man exercise the art he knowsf' Tall, dark, and handsome, perfectly describe Don. He will long be re- membered for his portrayal of 4'Bud in Best Foot Forward. Aside from being a member of the track team, his interests lie in the field of archi- tecture, in which he plans to partici- pate in after college. 57 . e -uf wxggg-1-', N.. ROBERT J. KARASIEWITZ Peace looks down from towering heights. Doc's quiet consideration of others has been one of his outstanding marks through four years of high school. Tall in stature, Doc took a college preparatory course. Scale models and hot rods are his passion. A degree in chemistry is his goal. is N Ov ' f 1' I .- A 1, 4 - . 4 ':-- HELEN MARIE JANLLIS lVit to persuade aml beauty to delight. An abundance of wit. energy, and friendliness best describes Helen. She proved her twirling ability by being chosen captain of the Twirlcrs, and as that vivacious blind dateu she's the most. Helen will undoubtedly be a success in the business world after graduation. CAROL M. KENNEDY Let such teach others, who themselves excelf, Pleasant, well-mannercd, and always willing to help is Carol's disposition. She enjoys music and playing the piano. Carol participated in many activities, which included twirling, the Viking Saga, and Honor Society. Sure success lies ahead for her as an elementary school teacher. . , ,., 1

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Q-'V RICHARD JOSEPH HAKIM Leisure is the best of all possessions. Everyone knows Hake for his bas- ketball ability. His lazy, carefree attitude is in like with his chief dis- like, working. Second only to sports is Hake-'s tremendous affection for girls. We'-re certain that with his athletie ability, he is bound to be a success as a gym teacher. RICHARD N. HENDRICKSON Ile did fly upon the zcings of the wind. One of the quieter members of the class, Dick spends most of his time on his car or improving his flying ability. His friends know him as the driver of a noisy fellow prowling along Ridge Road at night. Dick's um- bition is to become a pilot. in-.' if ROBERT JOHN HARTLEY Happiness is made to share. Clave manages to corral most of his zeal for a fast-moving jitterbug at a Saturday night dance. His undy- ing school spirit helped spark thc writing of the ever-popular Hi-l i basketball cheer. Bob's individualistic attitude should further his ambition in the field of business adminis- tration. D' -'J' S JOHN N. HECK Seek sailor, the safe harbors. A free and easy nature and a humor- ous personality eliaracterizcs Heck. He was usually popping up in one of the NAACE many worthwhile mu- sical productions. He participated in Dance Band and Orchestra. .lohn is Navy bound after graduation. 19 1 ROBERT DALE HART Ah, what delight Io be a soldier! Dale is that easy-going character who takes things as they come. Being an experienced driver, lte has es- tablished an ill-will toward women drivers. His one ambition is to own a Thunderbird, but before his dream comes true, Dale plans to enter the Army. ERNEST J. HESSE Common quiet is mankind's concern. Ernie will always be remembered as our tall, soft-spoken classmate. He enjoys boating, fixing cars and hunt- ing in his spare time. His skill in mechanical drawing will aid him in becoming a success as a draftsman.

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Q OTTO THOMAS KIST The seamen sets his sails to suit the u'iml. Sports get the best of Ons and he can usually be seen playing basket- ball or football ill some street or lot. When not playing ball, he could be seen riding in one of a long line of antique and obsolete cars. A career in the Navy will be waiting for Ott upon graduation. WILLIAM LAMPERCIIT Wit and wisdom are born with a man. WilIy came to us from Queen of Peace in his senior year. Known for his witty disposition and his avid in- terest in history, Willy took a college preparatory course. A career in en- gineering appeals to him after grad- uation. BARBARA ANN KLNST The secret of life is in art. Though quiet and unassuming, Barb is always on hand when there is work to be done. Noted for her artistic nature. her talents proved to be indispensable on the stall' of the Viking Sage and the Chrysalis. llarlfs naturally ambitious attitude should carry her well along the nay in ber chosen profession of commercial art. ts , Y' BRUCE KOCHANSKY A merry companion is music in a journeyf, Bru proved to be a speedy half- miler and a reliable man in the shot- put event during his three seasons of track. ln his off-hours, this fun-loving guy reveals a soft spot for blondes and parties. Bruce will certainly bene- fit fronx his desire to become an in- dependent businessman. DOLORES CHRISTINE LOPES Those curious locks so aptly tzcinerlf' An ardent lover of rock 'n roll is Dee. Friendly, and always ready for fun, her favorite pastime is talk- ing. Twirling occupied much of her time in her junior year. Characterized by her brisk manner and pleasant attitude, she always takes articulate care in grooming her long tresses. Taking a business course, Dolores hopes to become a successful sec- .N A l'v Af.-L b ' . ,f p ROBERT C. LA MOTTA A rider unequaled-ri sportsnzan complete. Bob's good nature and friendly smile have become a landmark in N.A.H.5. Not a stay-in, Bob likes the rigors of outdoor life. After high school a stretch in the Marines and then a life of horsebreeding and cattle raising are in store for him. 5 ' .-'. Y V 3, , retary.