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

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NICHOLAS A. ROMANOFF The prudent man looketh well to his song. A friendly and welcome personality marks 'LMoosef' The athletic minded Nick liked to play football and was a member of the track team. Nick is sure to get rich quick by reaching his goal of engineer. CHARLES WILLIAM SEEDS Wit is the salt of conversation. Pits is the fellow with some witty remark and a quiet, easy-going man- ner. Although sleeping is his main hobby, he plans to join the Navy after graduation. A career as a rancher appeals to Charlie when Uncle Sam says goodbye. 11. 'V if gl .F LARRY SANZALONE Humor has justly been regarded as the finest perfection of poetic genius. Sanz, our fun-loving classmate, could always be depended upon to come out with hilarious remarks in class. He has always loved sports, particularly baseball and basketball, which he played in his freshman year. Success will surely be with him in whatever task he undertakes upon graduation. I in-5 ,tif si. JANET MARIE SCHOCH To generous souls every task is noble. Friendly, reliable, and always ready to lend a helping hand, Jan usually takes care of the business end of mat- ters. She was a member of the Clee Club for three years and took a busi- ness course. 24 ROBERTA SANDQUIST The play of limbs succeeds the play of wit. Five foot two, eyes of blue, would hardly apply to ullertf' An active cheerleader, she has reached the ul- timate goal of co-captain. Clee Club and Leaders' Club occupied her spare time. Her abundance of talent and sparkling personality will help her succeed as a dancer. JUDY ANN SLEMBER Smiles from reason flow. A gal with a friendly smile, Jude is cheerful and always willing to help. Her outside activities included twirl- ing for the American Legion. Judy was quite active in sports and was a member of the Leaders' Club and Clee Club. She took a college prep course, and as a nurse she is sure to succeed.

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BARBARA J. O'GRADY Beauty is the flower of virtue. 'iliarbii' eame to us in her senior year from Queen of Peace. Her friendli- ness and sparkling personality easily made her a part of ns. Barbara en- joyed dancing in her spare time. Her goal is to become a successful home- maker. RICHARD ROBERT PETERS Men are respectable only as they respertf, Ri4'ky transfered from Snyder High in Jersey City in his senior year. Shy, with a willing smile and quiet friend- liness, Rivky likes all wild animals. His ambition is to berome a respeeted man. After graduation he plans to get an apprenticeship as a tool and die- maker. LOIS M. PILIONE Character is simply habit, long eontinuedf' Best described as pleasant and full of fun, Lois is an avid bowling fan, who was active in sports and Tri-Y in school. An office career appeals to Lo and she hopes to attend busi- ness school after graduation. Her friendliness and pleasing personality are sure to help her succeed. w Qt' .: Nr s, EDWARD F. PETIT-CLAIR Leisure is the mother of philosophy. Philosophy, plus dreams of college, fill Eddie's', mind. Besides philos- ophy, Eddie has taken part in track, football, and reporting for the Viking Saga. He worries about not being able to contribute something to the world. C? 'bquf ROBERT KENNETH OXFURTH If money go beforeg all ways lie open. Bob transfered from Arts' High in Newark to NA in his sophomore year. His easy going manner and shy smile add to his artistie character. Bob, whose book rovers were adorned with cartoons, fills his spare time with hunting. His great ambition is t0 make money. GEORGE ROLAND The essence of humor is sensibility. Stilts is that tall senior fellow' whose interests lay in sports. His in- formal disposition won him many friends. As the renter on our vham- pionship basketball team, George proved his agility at sports. His skill and pleasing traits will help him make the grade as a carpenter.

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CLIVE N. SMITH Ile is long traveled in the ways of men. Yvell traveled and well spoken Rocky , took a college preparatory course: Conscicntious. humorous, and neat at all times, lilive will always be remembered in l.atin class. He will certainly find success in medical school, where he plans to major in pediatrics. CATHERINE E. TREIBER Great actions speak great niimlsf' Kathy, enterprising co-editor of the Viking Saga, is well known for her quick wit and energetic manner. An active participant in all school affairs, she was usually found dashing around between meetings. These ambitious characteristics are sure to help her achieve her ultimate goal in the medical profession 2 NICHOLAS SPERDUTO Bucf1elorlto0tl shall reign! Everyone recognizes Bubsy by his genial personality. His wit and en- ergy enlivened the baseball and grid squads in his senior year. Nick con- stantly denies rumors that his chief ambition is to obtain a monogrammed seat in Eddie's! A stint in the Army heads Nick's list of post-graduate plans, but music will eventually be- come his career. amass: -. 1 +1 'v 1 f -. rad gf. f.. EMILY SPAVEN Success depends upon previous preparation. Blonde and blue-eyed, Em is that quiet girl who suddenly becomes ac- tivated when you get to know her. Taking a college preparatory course, she plans to attend llellevue Nursing School after graduation. Already ex- perienced in this profession, success and satisfaction appear to be in- evitable. i Ii JAMES ROBERT STEWART Happiness is a habit. The nickname of Hot Rod would best suit Jimmy, a fellow who knows the inside and outside of a car. An avid record collector, his main ambition is to sleep, eat, and be happy. After completing a college preparatory course, he plans to enter the field of electrical engineering. 25 JACQUELYN TRUSKA Brevily is the soul of wit. Quiet in class yet full of fun with her friends best describes 'flackiefi She will be remembered for her skill- ful sewing and cxtrc-me neatness. Her spare time was occupied by the Pan- American Club and Glee Club. In her junior year she was vice-president of our class. We're sure sbe'll be a good wife and mother. 6