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

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An honest, willing, kind fellow. JOHN PATRICK ADDISON 92 Hedden Terrace Easy-going Pot is partial to straw- berry blondes, dances, and parties. He has been a member of the track team for two years. A future sleuth, he plans to attend Seton Hall Police Academy. PATRICIA ROSE ANTONELLI i5 Fairmount Avenue Pat, on ardent Glee Club member and shore-ite, will always be re- membered lor her eftervescent laugh- ter. A member of the Tri-Y and Bowl- ing Club, Pat's typing and shorthand ability is sure to aid her in her chosen career as o secretory. Without laughter there is no joy. 4 .,.,iJ. t-iv-,wifi 5 ' fi KN ROBERT JOHN BARILE 96 Chestnut Street Seldom serious, Poncho, an outstand- ing class contributor and sportsman, has been a member of the Student Council ond Honor Society. We know his scientific ability will insure his suc- cess as o chemist. Hfxceedingly pleasant, so merry and gamesome he is coll'd. Nl The lips of knowledge are a precious jewel. MAUREEN JILL ARBACH A-D Garden Terrace Maureen, o future doctor, is known for her friendly attitude and sincere working habits. She was Secretary of the Honor Society and was President of the Future Teachers of America. Conscientious and stuclious, she is sure to be a success. Manners must adorn knowledge and smooth its way through the world. NORMAN RONNIE ALEXANDER 21-B Riverview Gardens Well-groomed and mannerly, Ronnie hos been an active member of the Student Council, Honor Society, and the Viking Saga. He plans to attend Stevens University and study engineer- ing. We wish him luck in his chosen career. DAVID M. BARKER 62 Forest Street Quiet but obliging best describes Dave. The Bowling Club, water ski- ing, and sailboating occupied most of his time after school. Engineering is foremost in his future plans, and we know his perseverance will aid him in this or any other endeavor. ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength. 'six cc

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Nelly, the tallest N.A. Viking, was SENIOR LEADERS VICE-PRESIDENT, STUDENT COUNCIL PAUL THELIN NELSON 31 Hendel Avenue Man is the measure of all things. a member of the Honor Society. He was co-captain of both the basketball and baseball teams in his senior year and proved to be an indispensable asset to the football team for three years. His success as a science teacher is certain. 'R I Q .ed CO-EDITOR, CHRYSALIS JOYCE MARIE DE PALMA 62 Beech Street 'The price of wisdom is above rubiesf' 'fJoyce, a devilish but delightful lass with a sense of adventure, is lured by far away places with strange sounding names. She was a two-year member of both the Honor Society and Leaders' Club. Her inquiring mind and undaunted persistency ascertain her prosperity as a physician. TREASURER, STUDENT COUNCIL PETER McCOLL KELLY 23 Devon Street 'Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. CO-EDITOR, CHRYSALI5 JEAN ANN BELLO 'I2 Bergen Avenue Pray for it, work for itg it shall be yours. Piety and perseverance are .leanie's keywords to success. A member of the Pan American Club for three years and Honor Society for two years, she was an animated cheerleader. With her interest and ability in the historical field, her success as a history teacher is inevitable. SECRETARY, STUDENT COUNCIL NADINE BERNADETTE BIANCHINI I8 Willis Road There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. KeI's grin is shy, wide, and hand- some. An Honor Society member, he participated in football in his senior year, excelled in basketbail and base- ball for four years, and was co-captain of the basketball and baseball teams. He will maior in math or science in college. She laughs and smiles a lotg and when she does, her face seems to light up and her eyes sparkle. .liggy was a two-year member of Leaders' Club. Her vibrant and amiable personality is her passport to success os a pharma- cis upon graduation from Rutgers Col- lege of Ptmrmncy. 45 A+' U? 'diff Q-nf ,

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Fark 'f,.. '.'Z ' Nona. Beauty is power, a smile is its sword. SANDRA DIANE BLEIWEIS 69 Canterbury Avenue Sandy, lovely to look at and nice to know, is exceptionally talented in drawing and sketching. She would like to attend a school of fashion mer- chandising and some day become a successful buyer. CAROLE JEAN CHESTERMAN 425 Ridge Road Gentlemen prefer blondes, especially our blonde, blue-eyed Carole. She makes friends easily, was an erergetic participant in all girls' sports, and was a member of the Color Guard. Carole will be entering the working world as a secretary upon graduation. Nowhere beats a heart so kindly. 1'-ng. 4-Db HOWARD BROWN 102 Stevens Place Howie, who has an aversion to work, prefers to spend his time as either a spectator of or participant in sports. For three years he was an avid member of the Bowling Club. Howie plans to enter the business world after graduation from college. Leisure with dignity. 'welt -64 'CS' As pure in thought as angels are: to know her was to love her. ANITA ANN BRUMMER 24 Wilson Place Brum is serene and quiet with a rare classic beauty enhanced by a peaches and cream complexion and striking blond hair. She was a cheer- leader for two years and also par- ticipated in Leaders' Club, Pan Ameri- can Club, and on the Viking Saga staff. After college she will enter the business field. ff' 5 HI never think of the future. lt comes soon enough. RICHARD BROOKS 37 Allan Drive Brooksie, a future sailor, is sure to have a girl in every port. He has been a three-year member of the track team, and after serving Uncle Sam he plans to be a draftsman. JOHANN JOSEPHINE CORSI I07 Belmount Avenue Small in stature with iet black hair, Jo's personality is characterized by her friendly smile and jovial attitude. She had the honor of being the first senior girl to navigate an auto. After attending a beautician school she plans to enter the domain of marriage. Be good, sweet maid, and let those who can be clever. fx x03